Washington University Saint Louis - Hatchet Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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Freshman Orientation F. O. got underway when the new fresh- men headed for Trout Lodge and Freshman Camp. There the lowly freshmen came face to face with-each other, the administration, and various uimportantw upperclassmen. The class of '62 learned about activities, homework, ac- tivities, social life, activities, organization, and activities. They also elected members at large to the Freshman Council. Back on the hilltop, Chancellor Shepley welcomed the frosh at a convocation and reception, the freshmen had their first class picture taken, and a picnic was held on the lawn of the chancellor's home. Cabin assignments mark the official start of camp.

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Beanies and hotdogs highlighted the Fresliman Pienie. 'm LIVIHY chow line ever looked this go 20 On Friday the frosh attended a bonhre and pep rally before heading for Brookings and the freshman dance. A service was held in Graham Chapel for freshmen and their parents on the first Sunday of the new school year fol- lowed by a reception in the NVomen's Building lounge. Buttoning and beanies were the next order of business. Freshmen court went into session in the Quadrangle and penalized vio- lators who were brought to court by the owners of red and green canes. For the freshmen, the great adventure known as college life had begun.