Texas Christian University - Horned Frog Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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M151 jane Boyd Fvesbmfzrz Pram queen . . .Wfhal cwzzporzzref America's greatest collegiate wel- come, Howdy Week, was again success- ful in helping 1,200 freshmen and other newcomers feel a part of TCU. September 16-22 was a busy week being filled with activities planned espe- cially to say Howdy in a Texas-size way. Vesper service at Robert Carr Chapel started the week off, then, in rapid suc- cession came cap and badge sales, fresh- man loyalty pledge, Student Center open house, a film- Operation Petticoat - and the first pep rally. After mass confusion of registration subsided, the remainder of the week was devoted to initiating freshmen to cam- pus life. First Call, a freshman get-to- gether, followed by a Forest Park picnic and then Howdy Week Review presented by the Fallis Players set the freshmen spinning. Climaxing the week was the Howdy Week dance and the crowning of the Howdy Week Queen. Thanks to well-planned activities and many upperclassmen who worked on them, the spirit of TCU was imparted to all freshmen in spite of joking about those beanies.

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