Milligan College - Buffalo Yearbook (Elizabethton, TN)

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% I X The most distinctive and unique quality that Milligan College possesses is the people who create the col- lege community. The activities that both students and faculty participate in make long lasting memories that forever keep the ties that bind Milligan College community intact. —Beth Wolfe ? v u Student Life

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Student Life

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Back to School 4% ee 0«te Dorms were opened and students were unpacking as the 1987-88 school year was about to get under way. New students arrived on campus a few days before upperclassmen in order to become aquainted with the Milligan College campus. Freshmen and transfers said farewell to their families and hello to a couple of days tests with some fun mixed in courtesy of team leaders. Campus activity sprung to life as old students arrived from various places around the country and the By Beth Wolfe world. The friendships that bound students together were rekindled after three months of separation. Returning to school was easy compared to registration which was just around the corner. Once again long lines, choosing a Conv. seat and figuring out schedules came and went with no major casualties. The first week of school is both exciting and hectic. Soon classes began and students took a break at least until their first tests. Photo by RonnAnn Naedeie Sue Scott complains to Mike Smith about receiving no credit for convocation. Photo by RonnAnn Naedeie ' What do you mean there is no more chocolate? asks Scott Thomas. Not today fans, says Craig Harper, it is registration. 8 First Week