Willamette University - Wallulah Yearbook (Salem, OR)

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Hectic as always, registration day found the Professors in the Econ department busy conferring with students. ui!lM-...eww '-GX' After waiting only six hours Carolyn Prince was finally permitted to purchase her books. The freshmen were regally entertained by the fraternity men as rush got underway. New on this year's agen- da was the freshman-faculty picnic at Bush's Park.

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ma 1 , is n ,Q F we 5 E H1-:WSW 5359: Arriving at Baxter is Ieif Keuss, one of the many bewildered freshmen. Carol Gillett has a few things to unload as she moves into Doney. 6 .eu V H is B Hg W WE, S s as E mam. is .. .E s s - gm sm -ZH HW H . 39 Q HN 'ESX is E Q They Came in Ilrnves The opening of the dorms on Sun- day afternoon, September 14, wit- nessed the arrival of a new fresh- men class. Some 343 strong, the class of '62 shows promise of tak- ing an active part in campus life. Surviving a vigorous week of placement tests, orientation, and rush, they soon settled down to the general routine of classes. By mid-term grades, many were sur- prised and for some the shock was even greater at the close ot the semester. wg., ,, ',1-. 0- 0 ' ! - 5 is E is W, m as ss -.L 1 stain- . f - Y ins., , ..... l- .P N

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E Ld- 1 x 'Q ggsgiggf. St if A 3? wa- 5 Q, A w 4 Ierome Hines gladly autographs Pris Prouty's program. Last minute details were checked with the pi- anist before his performance. The Concert Series presented as their second at- traction, the accomplished French pianist Phillippe En- tremont. Included in his performance were selections from Bach, Beethoven, Schumann, Debussy, Roussel, Ravel, and Liszt.