Valdosta State University - Pinecone Yearbook (Valdosta, GA)

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Z, iv ------. 2, iii , 1 iilgggaq 1 1 ... l lr L Upperclassmen treat freshmen to the traditional play, Pygmalion and Galateaf' by the Student Government Assoc.. the Faculty Reception. religious groups, receptions and making new friends is elemental in helping new students get the feel of the college. It is also a period in which students can get academically prepared for college by taking place- ment tests and reading tests and getting registered. It is during this time that freshmen become acquainted with VSC and its ways. un- aware of what is to come later . . . the arrival of the upperclassmen and the inevitable . . . HRAT WEEKIV' F011 A YEAR 0F llllll? if The fraternity and sorority rush parties . . , 4-Q . gy . , 5 rr Sk:-i' 'S e- ,f .f ' , A of 5 The stag co-ed corner. . . I - This baby crawls to concession stand to warm bottle . . JE.. Freshmen enjoy a night ot dancing dedicated to them.

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A moment of laughter produced by an upperclassman at a special Orientation program . . . The most confusing time in any VSC student,s college ! ' i career is during Orientation Week when he first starts Sludents rnee+ faculty members in the receiving line at the Faculty Recepyion and Dance held in me gymnasium. learning his way around the campus and first becomes acquainted with the people that make up the college. But without an orientation period to help him adjust to his new environment, the student would undoubtedly l 0 0 0 he even more befuddled. VSC's Orientation, with its Freshman Dance sponsored RAT WEEK has finally arrived and here we find the RATS on the move by day and by night! . . . mam if We linow Tl1ere's Nothing Lilxe a Dame, but what goes on here7??77?777 RAT DAY arrived with the smell of onions and the sting of burlap bags. l'm homesick. Someone please write to me . li

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ALMA TER 'Nlong the stately pines of Georgia Glorious to the view, Stands our noble Alma Mater Basking 'neath the blue. Alma Mater, thee we honor Praises never fail, For thy fame shall never perish, lied and Black-all hail! Alma Nlater's sons and daughters We will ever be, Always to thy heart returning Dear olcl V. S. C. X . , f , M IO X' li ff' , Nw I e- o ff f Qp,- t, 'gil L11 KXSl?:.tf-..25ff!4' . A -.-pf dfal I xp ,pgs -gIE'::F K X .s-:wS::1'- x NYI- iii.-' L I 5.'Q l j L ru. sgg' I tv ARB? Wick!-221 1 5 5 Q ' Q-7 v v exag- 'J 4 5? 'vga If new . -- .ci O Q'- 1 f, 17, r,-' .