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

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10 Welcome

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ee the fi TY ee of tf at TCU for many new students. They learned about TCU by taking tours and attend- ing lectures. The country and western dance created a diversion in their busy schedules. After making new friends and acquainting themselves with TCU, the students returned home. At registration, new students were in- troduced to standing in the famous TCU lines. The dean signed their pack- ets after all of the computer cards had been collected. When they completed their visit to the business office table, the students breathed a sigh of relief. Far Upper Left: Students register for their fall semester classes. Upper Center Left; Students sign up for clubs at the Activities Carnival. Upper Left: Tom DeLuca hypnotizes a member of the audience. Far Lower Left: A typical TCU family puts their heads together to figure out the per- fect schedule. Lower Left: Bonnie Hunter dances the night away at the Howdy Week street dance. Above: Orientation counselors perform a skit for the future TCU freshmen. STARTING THE YEAR OFF RIGHT After all of the grueling technicalities were taken care of, Howdy Week ’83, sponsored by the Programming Coun- cil, welcomed students to TCU. The Freshman Assembly at Ed Landreth Auditorium launched the eventful week. Thursday began with free doughnuts. That evening the Activities Carnival was held at Frog Fountain where students signed up for various organizations. Tom DeLuca, a hypno- tist, captured the attention of the stu- dents after the carnival. Early Saturday morning, everyone went to White Wa- ter and returned to attend a street dance in front of the Student Center that night. Many also attended the Freshman Banquet after Howdy Week Chapel on Sunday. The Programming Council Mixer ended the eventful and fun filled week. Welcome 11