University of Northern Iowa - Old Gold Yearbook (Cedar Falls, IA)

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The freshmen needed no beanies to identify them. They vvere the ones vvho poured from the Nlen's Gym after each grueling test and vvho emerged from their first reg- istration for classes with that TC Well, that's over for a semester look on their faces. This vvas the life? Yes, they soon discovered, this was part of college life. A class or tvvo, a square dance, a study session and a coke date later they were oriented not only to ISTC but to the vvhole direction their lives might take during the next four years. Just wait, iolly green freshmen! Even freshmen must eat.

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ORIENTATION College life was a new adventure for more than a third of the college popula- tion. The freshmen converged on the campus one Sunday afternoon with all the fresh, fearless movement one might expect of young men and women em- barking on a whole new facet of life. But if they were fearless in some ways, they were fearful in others. Sons and daughters and their parents unpacked belongings, combed the campus, sipped tea nervously, then exchanged farewells. For those family members who re- mained, a new life was about to begin and they suspected as much. Orientation, a time to learn how to check out a book

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