University of Wisconsin Stout - Tower Yearbook (Menomonie, WI)

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V' 4 w z .t , 2 t 1 X, 4:4 g . 9 is if , 53 Dv Y ff .s S' 2 E' sf Q - in A S: . i Stout Bluedevils again draw capacity crowds as the fall football season opens. The cheer- leaders lead an excited crowd of alumni and students in cheering the Devils on to victory. Cheerleaders Al Khalehulu and Corky Seelow lend il pre-game pep rally to boost school spirit. Nancy Johnson and Mike Core along with many others enjoy the Chi L211HlJCl21,S street dance early in the fall.

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The fall all-school picnic provides food, fun, and 21 chance to renew friendships and meet new friends before studies begin. On the S.S.A. sponsored Tour of the Town new students are introduced to Menomonie - its people and places that will become familiar in their college life. Remember Mase FIT.-rf Days Registration week holds many new and different experiences for the fresh- man. These experiences are just an introduction to the many activities which will follow during the college year. The freshmen are lost in a mass of unfamiliar friendly students who seem to know so much about what is happen- ing. Upperclassmen give assistance to the new students and help them get to know the campus and make new friends. Some activities provided during this week are the all school mixer, picnic at Wakanda Park, dances and dormi- tory coffee hours. The excitement of the first pep rally and football game are especially memorable to the new fresh- men. ullmztrn Traditional freshnmn tests given during orientation week help stu- dents tmderstzmd themselves and their strong points which will help them in future studies.

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Counselor Dave Reisinger getting ready for an important date. We lhfe 127 Dorm: and A arfmenfs l M i A Dorm life provides many memor- y able events in one's college career. t Here students become acquainted with many different personalities and learn to cooperate with others. Every- one is kept busy with the endless variety of events and activities. Many serenades throughout the year help acquaint the residents with the Greek and independent organizations on campus. Some events the dorms spon- sor include the Halloween and Sweet- heart dances, floor parties, and a Christmas party. Through serenades, dinners and dances students develop social skills which will help them in the future. Many of the students live in resi- dent homes such as Fair Oaks which provides housing for married students. liven though there are sanctioned dorm activities, Earl Segcrdahl and Herman Martin show boys will be boys and invent their own party. 30