Wake Forest University - Howler Yearbook (Winston Salem, NC)

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Kfiiistmruiii is remnnherrd fur fhc loiii hnrs - huh finally ended at the huok store. Fall semester begins with renewed friendships as sum- mer vacations are compared. Getting settled in the dormitory adds to the excite- ment already in the air. The post office becomes a valu- able spot for freshmen and upperclassmen as well. Then the work begins. Registration is the first head- ache. After getting a satisfactory schedule, a student feels he has already done a semester ' s work. The crowded book store is another task. Socially the year begins with get-acquainted parties. WGA sponsors the co-ed picnic, the Student Union has combo parties at the Barn, and the fraternities have their rush parties and smokers.

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■4 FALL ACTIVITIES As summer fades away, the beauty of autumn brightens the campus. Football is everyone ' s concern. A trip to Bow- man Gray Stadium on Saturdays is a necessity. Alumni and friends of the college can be seen frequently on the campus. Freshmen look forward to seeing their families on Parents ' Week-end. Alumni anticipate Homecoming. Freshman elections clutter the campus with posters, and the air is freshened with politics. The trees on the plaza become barren, but stu- dent life is anything but barren during the fall months. fr.,termty ii ly nun x-i,- for the Al ' O L ly l.vi Tropin 12