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Wabash signed in about 250 freshman at the morning registration session.

It's D-Day for Wabash freshmen, all 250 strong, who officially became Wabash Men on Freshman Saturday.

Right after registering, most freshmen and their parents signed up for a bank account.

Dean of Students Tom Bambrey welcomes a family to Wabash.

Alumnus Doug Coy gives a freshman a free T-shirt, courtesy of the Sugar Creek Alumni Association.

Several banks gave freshmen free frisbees, which were used to write on and toss around at the Parents' Reception, sponsored by the Alumni and Parent Relations Office.

"I'll take a medium." Alumnus Greg Miller gives a freshman a free t-shirt from the Sugar Creek Alumni Association.

Orientation leaders take a break from registering freshmen to check out the Journal Review's special Wabash section.

Alumnus Jon Pactor is always on hand to welcome the new students to campus. Pactor also represented the National Association of Wabash Men in welcoming the entire class at the Ringing In ceremony.

Pam Rager from the Admissions Office tells a mom and dad that Wabash will take good care of their son.

Admissions counselor Rudy Cope talks with the parent of a Wabash freshman.

Director of Alumni and Parent Relations Tom Runge chats with a Wabash family at the Parents' Reception.

Mike Warren from the Alumni and Parent Relations Office photographed every Wabash freshman and his family.

Wabash men in the Class of 2009 filled the balcony of the Chapel for the Ringing In ceremony.

President Ford challenges the Wabash Class of 2009 to "save civilization."

Alumnus Jon Pactor ’71 welcomed the Class of 2009 on behalf of the National Association of Wabash Men.