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Breaks between discussion groups offer campers a chance to relax. This freshman enjoys herself by perching on a chair and chatting with some friends. Making friends is an important part of freshman camp. These two students get acquainted while waiting for bus to camp. Afler formal meetings is the time when everyone divides into discussion groups and relaxes. Some talk and others just sit around and listen or think. Page 25
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FreshMttan Cawnp For freshman— an initiation Sec you at Freshman cam[i! was a familiar phrase all during Welcome week, and when the hig weekend rolled around almost 600 freshmen donned hlue jeans, old shins and sculTed shoes and Uiok nlT tor one last fling before their first deep plunge into classes and hooks. It was a hig fling, too, with plenty ol singing, dancing, games and just general amusement p.icked solidK into the two and a half days. And .somewhere along the way frosh found time for serious discussions which gave them an ink- ling ol what University life woifltl he like. Even though the Irosh returnetl c]uickly to their lighter activities when discussions had ended, they got the idea that something important had begun, that they were being inili- atcd into a four-year process of education and work. The six part cam[i program olTered meetings and discus- sions on subjects like the objectives and problems of college life, proper work habits, and character-building. There were six camps in all, two more than last vear. scattered all around the Twin cities. Two were at Lake Min- netonka and another clear u|i at Taylors Falls. No matter where they were, the embryo collegians had a good time. When Smiday afternoon came the camps broke up anil everyone hurried back to the cities, tor classes were scheduled to open the next day. Bored and tued, students dttcnd one of those meetings which seem invariably to be a part of even the most exciting weekend. Av ed freshmen gdthcr around to watch two girls cut up a worm. Only the heads of the brave females show m the picture.
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One of the many Welcome week activities wds a fashion show where freshmen saw the new collegiate look in fall modes. Welcome Week Vying for Welcome week honors, fresh men groups whoop it up by singing, shout ing, waving banners and blowing horn Page 26
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