William Tyndale College - Shield Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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' 1 5 . S52 9 DW ..vF N. , PM , V , . . if,'- -f,'1 , lnGi,,fQff' , , .15 1 gr. , be 11 4 Gif i l X ,A gg. f ., 5' l '-Graaff F323 ,, -I PAUL WHITE. Judy Garnsey. Virginia Knight and Pa.m Barron proudly exhibit their freshman garb at the initiation party. Tags, Games and . . . Initiation Helmets, signs, hats, and mal-.e-up all were part of DBC's 1966 Freshman Initiation. Each Freshman had a superior. or upperclassman, to whom he was responsible . Some of the Frosh carried pails for the superiors' books while others walked through the halls calling out 'Uncleanl Unclean! . After having survived the humiliation of the three day ordeal. the Freshmen were officially welcomed into the DBC family at a party. There students became better acquainted in an informal atmosphere of games, refreshments and fellowship. KATHY MANGAN. Ray Peck. Joyce Smit and David Bills hope for the best as John Meissner skillfully cuts the cake. .2 57 an- ,, Q

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.f 4' TERRY ANGLES srnilingly encourages Norm Davis to indi- cate the mission field in which he is most interested, Registration and Reception They say the first day is the hardest, may well have typifiedthe sentiments of DBC's new students as they braved the rigors of registration. After fill- ing out a seemingly endless number of cards, wait- ing in line after line, paying tuition and various other fees. and, last but not least, visiting the photographer for yearbook pictures, students were understandablv a wee bit frazzled and relieved when the long day drew to a close. ines, Card , JAN O'DELL arranges cookies as Ruth Ortiz replenishes the punch supply for the student reception. RICK PATTERSON. Chuck Cossin,Jr. . and Harold Cannell listen to Dr. BeVier's orientation talk in chapel. 613 'f v.. i' . i n , ,, -i. -NX, S , 9 W at U , 51' 7 , -, U . l ? 5 iss

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g- x . 4 -rg. 71 lv :Muni ,- , .,-xv .- Q ' :gags iupxz-4. X , XL Q X -wk N ' -. ' ' ' Y S .wk . 7137: x f.:-f -x. ,- X , X l -1-1 A JY'--2 ,- ' 3. -1. 115-?:l-:,.S5:f-so ' X sf x l 65 GAIL KLEMETTI, Pam Barron, Judy Garnsey and Edie Thompson decide that four heads are better than one when studying for a World Histo- ry exam. NORM DAVIS demonstrates his elbow grease as he vigorously polishes the mirror--one of the joys of dorm life. imc for ork DORM COUNCIL: Front Row--Rex Jones. Vice Pres., John Sykes. Ray Peck, Pres., Gary Collier. Second Row--Kathy Mangan. Gail Klemetti, Treas. , Bob Taylor, Karen Nurmi, Elaine Selle, Sec.