Youngstown University - Neon Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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Fall brought freshmen Each fall, one occurence is far from typi- cal. The freshmen entering the new and exciting college world have experiences that are far from original. Awaited impatiently by upper classmen who want to see what the beginners are like , the freshmen sweep onto the campus in a rush of excitement and en- thusiasm. Every freshman is impressed with the mountain of books and the seemingly endless work that will be required during the coming semester. To help the inexperienced freshmen, the old and experienced upperelassmen take over in an orientation program to acquaint them with old college ways . The program in- cludes a two day orientation course with lec- tures given b.y the faculty, intervening tours of the campus, a picnic, a dance, a women ' .s tea and a men ' s smoker. By the end of the festivities the exhausted freshmen are ready to attend their first college class. 17 r - 4 4 ' - %r ' i Mkf Li V , , ■?. :«■ ' i ' .v- m : ' ) S •mit.- — t ■■A