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Nationally famous folk singing group, The Back Porch Majority, leads a crowd of freshmen and upper-classmen in song during a Tuesday evening concert in Halenbeck Hall. Freshmen listen as Dean Patton gives needed advice. Lee Burke leads new frosh in a cheer for St. Cloud Huskies. 9
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'W' fi x 2800 Freshmen Descend Upon SCS , ' if , 2-2.3 rig, i r- ii - is i ,gl lf An incoming freshman and her parents question the seeming- ly high price for books bought at the college bookstore. Dressed in the current fashion of the modern rebel student, the Fellowship returns to their alma mater for a night. 8 Crowds were not an uncommon sight as some 7400 students, 2800 of them freshmen, converged upon SCS in September for another school year, New students found themselves busy with a host of activities planned for the New Student Days with a mind toward both the academic and social sides of college life. Convocations at Halenbeck Hall served to officially welcome freshmen and transfers to SCS and explain the many different facets of college life. The Nouvelle Strip was set up by various college organizations to give new students a close, first-hand look at their activities, projects and purposes. Stu- dent counselors answered many questions and led tours of the campus while freshmen had the chance to meet more and more new people. The Fellowship, a local folksinging duo which has recently gained professional status, entertained the new students at one of the Convocations. The Back Porch Majority, a nationally-known folksinging group, presented a concert for the entire student body as a climax for New Student Days. Chronicle sports writer Dave Long explains to a potential staff member the advantages of becoming a newspaperwoman. zttig.
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Moving beds into the high rise adds to the duties of new St. Cloud State students shortly after the beginning of fall quarter. l fiifll' fl ,i i 1' Q' x-'E'-1, 1 ,, s- , l , in 3 W in up 4 gwlilflf e i 1 0 ffx-X, ,i +.,,,Ni Mom and Dad help their daughter, Carol Rapacz, move everything from clothes to shoes to cookies into her new home. Fighting over the football during Frosh week are Roger De- May, Ed Huebner and Blair McKinley. To the rescue are Dick Paules and Mike Andrychowicz. 1 X 3 li li i i T ' ll iii' 1 56' Zafggu 33 ovqiy el
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