University of Oregon - Oregana Yearbook (Eugene, OR)

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nderway A iug of punch, a hamburger beneath the trees.. . and freshmen. The scene was the frosh picnic held in the park in front of .lohn Straub hall. Nearly all the freshmen gathered at the picnic to relax after the rigors' of placement exams and registration lines. 445 .f A 7' 2 - r Freshman coeds got a thorough inspection by the old hand upperclassmen at the Hello dance, an entertainment feature of Freshman week. The dance was held in the Student Union ballroom to accommodate the large crowd. An Oregon student presented his version of Houdini to entertain the assembled freshmen, This act was part of the official welcoming program for the new students. I3

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I A!'. lv 4 1 ..i 'nn .,.g?1 Through these portals pass- welly the conscientious students. Many! thousands of books, the recording library, the study rooms and the other features of the university library made it a one-stop market for education. Sfudyi 4 Burning the midnight oiI -or a 100-watt light bulb-was sometimes necessary in even the best balanced study program. Fortified against sleepiness by black coffee, the student hoped to make those extra hours pay off in better grades. 14