Freshmen Invade Guilford Campus Volume XLIII Freshman Register Numbers 183 Guilfordian Staff Meeting Is Set For Mon On Monday night, September 15, at 7:00, the first GUILFORDIAN meet ing of the year will be held in the Quaker-Guilfordian office at the Student Union to organize a staff for the year. Anyone interested in journalism or creative writing is welcome to at tend. Reporters interested in news, sports, and feature writing are very Recreation Area Ready For Use Freshmen—be pleased, for you have come to Guilford just after it has added a new area to its recre ational facilities. An additional recreation area, just completed this summer, has been built adjacent to the tennis courts. It is lighted and its smooth finished concrete is expected to ac commodate baskektball, volleyball, or badminton games. Lines for shuffleboard have also been mark ed off. According to Mr. Morrah, director of public relations here at the college, the area will probably be used to a large extent for out side games and dancing. The majority of recreational events planned for this week will take place there. Until this year there has been no area for such outside activities. College Reception Will Be In Gym Friday Evening The annual college reception for all new students will be held in the gymnasium Friday night at 7:30. Included in the receiving line will be all faculty members and mem bers of the social committee. At the reception there will be music for dancing until approxi mately 10:00 p.m. A band is to be obtained by the social committee. Girls will be accompanied by their "big sisters." This affair is not formal. Cocktail dresses for the girls and suits and ties for the boys will be acceptable. This is the first school sponsored event of the year. Allen Mcßnne Crofton The three student leaders pictured above have been in charge of organizing Orientation Week. If any problem arises concerning this week, they will be the ones to help solve it. Left to right they are Graham Allen, president of the Men's Student Government; Carol Mcßane, president of the Women's Student Government; and Bill Crofton, president of the Student Affairs Committee. TT)e Quilfor&cw •much in demand. There are also vacancies for artists, typists, lay-out personnel, and headliners. Guest editorials and "Letters to the Edi tor" will always be accepted. This first meeting will be for the purpose of selecting staff members and assigning news beats. The edi torial staff will be introduced to the new members and a brief expla nation of GUILFORDIAN operations will be given. Previous journalistic work is not a requisite for staff membership. Anyone interested in any phase of newspaper writing should attend this meeting. The home game with Elon Friday night will be played in the Greensboro High School Stadium at 8:00. Transportation to and from the game will be available. More definite plans concerning this will be an nounced later. Outline Schedule For Frosh Tests, Meetings Monday 8:30 a.m Mass Meeting 3:30 p.m Student Convocation Tuesday 8:30 a.m Convocation 9:15 a.m English Placement 1:00 p.m French Placement Spanish Placement 3:30 p.m "Why Go to College?" Wednesday 8:30 a.m Convocation 9:15 a.m General Intelligence 11:00 a.m. "Background of Guilford College" 3:30 p.m Campaign Thursday 8:30 a.m Convocation 9:15 a.m., Honor System Explanation 10:00 a.m General Achievement 1:30 General Achievement Welcome To The Freshmen Published by the Students of the South's Only Quaker College GUILFORD COLLEGE, N. C., SEPTEMBER 15, 1958 Frosh Orientation Week Plans Involve Schedule Filled With Various Activities With the registration of 183 freshmen, Orientation Week has begun with a full calendar of events lasting today through Thursday. During the summer months plans for this week have been developing under the student leadership of Graham Allen and Carol Mcßane, presidents of the MSG and WSG respectively. A new approach to freshman orientation is student leaders. Each new student has been assigned to one of these leaders, whose job it is to acquaint the members of his group with life at Guilford. They will accom- The above freshmen, chatting about their coming year at Guilford as they look through the 1958 edition of The Quaker, are, seated, Melinda Goble, Dwight Thomas, and standing, Tommy Kempt, Donald Lineberry, all of Ashe boro, N. C. Dwight will serve as the Guilfordian photographer this year. Magazine Young Writer's Contest Closes October 1 In the last issue of the '57-58 GUILFORDIAN an article was printed which maij interest several incoming students. That article is reprinted here. The magazine, The New Republic, is extending an invitation for young writers, members of both the student body and the faculty, to submit essays in its present "Competition for Young Writers." One thousand dollars in awards for the best essays on the state of American fiction considered in general terms or in terms of a single younger novelist, and for the best essays on any aspect of pres ent-day television viewed as a medium for enlightenment or en tertainment will be given. The awards will be distributed as ten awards of one hundred dol lars each—five in each category. Any writer under twenty-seven years of age is eligible for com petition. Essays should be fifteen hundred to three thousand words in length. The manuscripts will be judged by the editors of The Neiv Republic, and should be submitted by October 1, 1958 to: Awards Dept., The New Republic, 1244 Nineteenth Street, NW., Washing ton, D. C. Upperclassnpien To Arrive Thursday 'pany their groups to the first meals and to several meetings and social functions. Also, they will be on hand to answer questions and to guide new students over the cam pus. For the first few days of Orien tation Week all meals will be served at Founders. Mary Hobbs girls will not set up their work schedules until the upperclassmen arrive. Most convocations and tests will take place in the auditorium of Memorial Hall. This is the build ing overlooking the circle. A com plete schedule of events can be found in the booklet entitled "The First 9 Days.' During the free time when no thing is scheduled on the program, students can find several recrea tional areas. These include the lake, tennis courts, ball fields, and new recreation area. The Student Union and several of the dorms boast the ownership of a Tele vision set. Open House Set For 8:30 p.m. Tuesday On Tuesday evening at 8:30 p.m. members of the New Garden Friends Meeting will honor the freshmen with an Open House held in the basement of the meeting house. All freshmen will be accom panied by their student leaders. Various members of the meeting will be there to welcome the guests. Temporary Leaders To Be Chosen Soon Wednesday evening at 3:30 a campaign will begin for the elec tion of temporary class leaders. These leaders include a class chair man, song leader, cheerleader, project chairman, and a committee of five. The chairman's job will be to or ganize the class. All singing in freshman chapel will be the re sponsibility of the song leader, and the cheerleader will have the job of teaching the college cheers to the class and of building up inter est for each ball game. These temporary leaders will serve until the members of the class know each other well enough to make a wise selection of class officers. They will include a presi dent, vice-president, secretary, treasurer and committee. An elec tion for the officers will take place either the last of October or first of November. Voting for freshmen leaders will be between 5:00 and 5:30 p.m. Wednesday evening and the win ners will be announced that night. Special

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