Anderson College - Columns / Sororian Yearbook (Anderson, SC)

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Psychology teacher Dr. Mandrel! gives a story example in his lec- ture on multiple personalities. Most classes are held in Watkins Teaching Center where A.C. stu- dents get the educational founda- tion which they carry with them to four year institutions. Jimmy Whelchel and Robin Ma- brey work furiously against the clock to finish an exam. Mrs. King, after returning the test, gives examples of the problems most missed.

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M V It s tough at the top and I want some advice straight from the horse s mouth, muses Travis Moore, Student Body President. If you can sing. The Anderson College Ensem- ble has a place for you. Jody welcomes you to the Cam- pus Ministries ' Meeting. 13

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IT ' S WHAT ' S inSIDE PEOPLE THAT COUMT. WATKinS Each year the college is changed by the stu- dents, faculty, and ad- ministrators. Some move in, some move up, and some move out. All of these people make decisions, set goals, and face chal- lenges throughout the year. These people represent A.C. and work together to make our institution the best it can be. It ' s the unique characteristics of these individuals that make every facet of the A.C. family spar- kle with pride. The car- ing and willingness shown by faculty ex- hibit the warm feeling that bonds students to teachers. Thus, a solid connection forms with- in the boundaries of the A.C. campus. The helping hand extended by the faculty and staff joins together with the student body and dem- onstrates strong unity. The Watkins Teaching Center serves as a multi-purpose facility for the Anderson Col- lege family. During the day mos t of the rooms are used for classes. Watkins also has two large lecture confer- ence rooms for guest lecturers on campus. Also, the Maude Wat- kins Parlor serves as area for more formal gatherings. The Wat- kins Teaching Center counts for the A.C. family. Mew Spanish teacher. Dr. Korn helps students write a Spanish compo- sition. ™ ' 4 ' ' K.J 1 J . % :--j ' %A Ei i. Dr. Greg McClanahan explains a math problem to Greg James at the board.