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

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Freshmen develop new homes at AC After the long, steaming hot wait in line for the initial registration, freshmen still had to face the task of creating a home for themselves on AC ' s campus. Trunk after trunk, poster after poster, and stereo after stereo passed through the doors and halls of every dorm. Some students looked forward to developing their own spe- cial style of living in completely new surroundings while others merely viewed the aspect of moving in as a dull job that had to be done. Passively or with enthusiasm, clothes were put away; beds were made; televisions, radios, and stereos were set up; and those small, yet dis- tinctly individual touches were added to each room. The arrival of 752 freshman, which was the largest freshman class in the history of the school, made its impact on AC. Top: It took family involvement to get moved in at AC. Left: Wayne Clary plays tug-of-war with his trunk. Right: Nancy Cox, with the aid of her mother, becomes an undercover agent as she tries to hide the holes in the wall. 16 Freshman Arrival