Wittenberg University - Witt Yearbook (Springfield, OH)

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Activities Fair Sheds Light On Organizations Although rain caused the Student Activities Fair to be moved inside to the Alumni Room on Saturday, it didn't stop freshmen from flocking to find out what activities were available to them dur- ing their first year of college. The Fair, which was held outside on the union terrace the next day, lasted from 4-6 p.m. on September 12 and 13, giving students a chance to see what Wittenberg had to offer. Upperclassmen al- so attended the event since it was a good place to see old friends after the summer and check out any new clubs, such as Circle K. Approximately thirty campus organizations par- ticipated in the event. WUSO provided music, while organizations such as CBS, the Torch, and the East Asian Studies Club had sign up sheets avail- able. By Lisa Sammetingei ROPED INTO IT: As adviser to the Wittenborg Speleological Socioty (also known as Iho Caving Club), Dr. Horton Hobbs takes his turn attonding to the group's table at the Activities Fa r. SUNNY SUNDAY: Watting for tho wind to die down. Sonior Steve Flynn sets up the table for Weaver Chapel Association. Lisa Sammetingcr Lisa Sammetingor Activities Fair — 9

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WUSO-WHERE UNUSUAL SOUNDS ORIGINATE: Chocking out a fow songs on an album labol. Senior Jon Guldenzopi. general manager of WUSO, keeps the music going at tho activities fair. Lisa Sammetinger THE BOOK NOOK: While moving from table to table at tho activities fair, several students pick up somo books at Mortar Board s free book table. 8 — Activities Fair

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CONSTITUTION CONSIDERATION: The new freshmen, freshmen counselors, and faculty advisors assemble to hear students and faculty speak on A Perspective on the U.S. Constitution'' during New Studont Days. DOWN IN THE HOLLOW: Sitting under a shady tree in Myers Hollow. Head Freshmen Counselors Lisa Malenas and Poto Young add their input to the discussion going on in Diane Jagodich’s freshmon group. Dave Grace Dqve Grace Getting Settled Freshmen And Transfer Students Adjust To College Life During New Student Days Wednesday morning Sep- tember 9 was sunny and warm. Within a few hours the campus would be buzz- ing with noise. Students from all corners of the U.S. would be piling typewriters, chairs, and plants on the lawn, getting ready for the tedious job of moving in . New Student Days was an attempt to get transfers and freshmen accustomed to the campus, professors, and college in general. Playfair, which was held Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in the HPERC consisted of a series of games to break the ice. Some of these included backward dancing and I want a standing ovation. Playfair was followed by a Welcome to Witt dance sponsored by Union Board. The next two days met freshmen with placement tests, faculty adviser meet- ings, the General Assembly and Casino Night. The ac- tivites began to slow dov as I.D. pictures were tak and students purchase books for their first term classes. The orientation pi cess was concluded with wrap up session entitle How to get through the fi six weeks. 10 — Freshmen Days By Kathy Young and Lisa Sammetinj