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SCROLLS First Row: C. J. Smith, C. Swift, V. Lippner, K. Harrison, S. Whitcomb, J. McLaughlin. Second Row: E. Hatch, Treasurer; C. O ' Malley, Secretary; J. Frieden, President; B. Zukroff, Vice-President; M. J. Moreau, L. Martin. Third Row: L. Levanthal, B. Ennis, P. McAteer, M. C. Lundberg, N. Wright, M. Harrigan, L. Ferreira. Fourth Row: D. Wilder, J. Krupsky, P. Pye, B. Butler, C. Chaisty. Fiftlj Row: S. Allen, S. Wood, N. Smolen. R. Dreiblatt, M. Denman. Missing: D. Arsenault. E. McClung, B. Taska, S. Strand. Veteran Sophomores Devote Time Recognizable on campus by their hats and blazers, Scrolls together with Keys work hard to help freshmen adjust to and enjoy UMass life. Besides greeting freshmen, Scrolls also usher at uni- versity events, sell beanies, raise money for their schol- arships, and sell tickets for various freshmen events. During orientation, they give particular attention to freshmen commuters. Each Scroll has a little sister commuter whom she personally helps and advises. 22
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Please, please, please make a touchdown so we can stop wearing these beanies. These first few days of orientation only mark the beginning of a fast-paced existence. Doubts, hopes and fears ahernately fill freshman minds. Maybe I should have been one of those 8,000 rejections, moans a registration-frustrated student. But the brighter side of life usually prevails over such dismal thoughts, and the college year is once more underway. 21
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To Orientating Freshmen Maroon Keys will probably be best remembered for their bonfires, although they do play a more serious role on campus. The main objective of this honorary sophomore or- ganization is to meet and advise freshmen during ori- entation, but they also sell beanies, usher at football games, raise money for scholarships, and build bon- fires. Freshmen would certainly be lost without the sup- port and rousing school spirit of the Keys during those first few days. MAROON KEYS First Row: G. Kaplan. Treasurer; B. Healy. President: D. Hunter. Secretary; M. Michelson. Vice-President. Second Row: J. Bisbee, H. Goffman, R. Asaro, F. Fitzgerald, J. Davis. Third Row: R. Miller, R. Uljua, S. Mullaney, N. Eggert, W. McShane. Fourth Row: A. Stein. R. Markham. J. Gilbert, I. Yavner. Fifth Row: R, Pedizani, L. Martin, J. Ledwig, C. Carswell, W. First. Sixth Row: G. McNeil, B. Swartz. Missing: K. Feinberg.
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