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

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. . . just because someone wanted to do them. The memories of our 1969-70 year at Anderson College are made of time — time well used by being forgotten about, used for many kinds of activities — activities which took place on our campus. Many new happenings occurred. New ideas were born. Friendships began; new concepts were con- ceived. The students studied, had fun, and learned to be adults. New worlds were opened to many. Stu- dents learned to live with each other, to appreciate and to respect others ' ideas by working, playi ng, thinking, and by talking. Many found this to be a challenge and strived harder to understand and to be understood by the people around them. This year many things happened on campus. Building, remodeling, and renovation continued, new rules were made, old ones changed. New professors and ad- ministrators were added, the Georgia Prophets returned, and traditions were remembered. There were both sad and happy moments, and everyone tried to adjust to his schedule. Many unnoticeable changes also took place. Feelings changed, new desires were discovered, and some people learned to be themselves. Answers were found to many un- answered questions, and convic- tions were strengthened by these answers. The tall stately columns of AC ' S buildings seemed to give security to many. To the outside world, con- flicts, riots, the war, all continued. Yet, behind these columns and in- side the buildings, people were able to forget these things for moments and were able to grow, to think, to learn, to discover. Time became unimportant. Some things were done because they had to be, and others were done just because someone wanted to do them. Days were made — made to be what one wanted and needed them to be.

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Table of Contents INTRODUCTION 6 ADMINISTRATION 24 CLASSES 66 ORGANIZATIONS 134 FEATURES 172 SPORTS 196 EPILOGUE 238 EDITOR ' S ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 244 DIRECTORY 245 sSr«.-.X-; ' V ' ' - ' i ' T ' V r2 - '