University of Kentucky - Kentuckian Yearbook (Lexington, KY)

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Zeta Tau Alpha members Diane Gleason and Jean Hittenger perform a number from their fall rush skit patterned from the Broadway musical A Chorus Line. —Photo by Chuck Perry The Marching Wildcat Band's snare line repeats fundamental drills during early week in an effort to achieve a precise sound. —Photo by Chuck Perry The plaza fountain claims many band members during early week, usually at other members' insistence. Lloyd Beagle of Lexington experiences band baptism during a lighter moment between mar- ching and musical drills. —Photo by Chuck Perry Early Week

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Early Week 19 Room inspection occupies Resident Advisor Jeffrey Ayres before the majority of dorm dwellers move in for the semester. —Photo by Vicki Turner Early Birds Mixing work with play, early week brought together 146 resident advisors, 275 band members and 700 sorority rushees all doing their thing and packing it into the seven days before the balance of the 23,000 students converg- ed on Lexington. Resident advisors, the first arrive on campus, settled into their respective dorms on Saturday then prepared for daily sessions on how to become effective RAs. Rosemary Pond, associate dean of residence hall life, was one of the first to greet the RAs. I love to see the new kids come in green. It's an interesting week for them, Pond said. Veteran RAs made up 45 percent of the advisors while 55 percent were newcomers. It is a terribly busy week for everybody—including our staff, said Pond. Yeah, I hang right in there. I'm grounded continued on page 20 Precision, polish and procedure are the elusive “worms for over 1100