Simpson Bible College - Gateway Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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-'waur-.x ' This is only the beginning. Humility - in one easy lesson. FIRST IMPRESSIONS The firsti week of September found new and former students arriving at Simpson, unpacking, and greeting old and new friends. Cn September 5, registration be- gan. Students met with their counselors to choose their program, fill out class cards and registration booklets - all a part of the routine called registration. About two Weeks later, the freshmen learned to show respect to the sophomores by giving a smart salute and saying, I am a lowly freshman. The freshman fellows and girls were not allowed to talk together, and each was expected to wear a paper hat and name tag. Another three-day require- ment was to wear their blouses and shirts backwards and to wear clashing colors. Anyone found disobeying the initiation rules was assigned to do a task for one of the sophomores. At the end of the week some were given an opportunity to show their talents at a party given for the fresh- men by the sophomores. Refreshments for all ended the evening, and the freshman students were now an accepted part of the student body! ., ,. 4 .1 ist.-r . .sw 1 .r., W ,W1 VVe are the lowly freslunenf' as sung by George Riclmrzls, Steve Grey and Roger Marti n. - ru- .