West Virginia University - Monticola Yearbook (Morgantown, WV)

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Frasure greets new Arts and Sciences student GoUy, my hometown paper! Never underestimate the Freshmen Guides But I don ' t want six 8 o ' cloclts m

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Morgantown residents take freshmen home for A Night on the Town. FRESHMEN WEEK How did you ever guess we ' re freshmen? The weather is not the only thing that changes in Septem- ber. The taces on the campus of West Virginia University also change. September brings to the University a new group of freshmen, filled with anticipation and with misgivings . . . class of ' 66. To help these new scholars become oriented to their home away from home . . . Freshmen Week . . . with its convocations, meetings, and, of course, social events. Where does it all begin? . . . the parking lot . . . My luggage is missing . . . I ' ll write . . . Do I have to wear a beanie? People to meet, the President of the University, the Dean of Women . . . roommates . . . But this closet is so small! . . . And this special week, set aside for this very purpose. Don ' t they make these texts in paperbacks?

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RUSH First step in rush— the Roundtable For those who are seeking brotherhood or sisterhood through fraternity or sorority life, rush is the first step. The uncertainties, anxieties, and joys which are compressed into the three short weeks of rush are countless. For almost every- one involved there is the enjoyment of laughter with others . . . meeting fellow students . . . parties without end . . . skits . . . Did she cry? . . . pledging ... a general feeling of be- ing drawn closer to University life. Each Greek puts his best foot forward during rush to show why his house is the best house, allowing the rushee to choose that place where he will find his brothers or sisters to be. Girls, I ' ve just had a fa Remember — this is our secret handshake