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

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Saturday Afternoon Barbecue C ' arla, Dana, Lori, and Joan say cheezee Andra, Gina, and Ashely pig out . Dr. Talmadge and Dean Franklin discuss the firsl week ' s activities Picnic 11

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Dorm Life — One Happy Family Life in the forms often involves bit- ter sweet moments. Moving away from home and learning to do your laundry for the first time is scary. The closeness and bond of friendship one makes with roommate enables one to get through the rough times. Al- though in the student ' s life, many ad- justments take place, dorm life and learning to get along and communi- cate become one of the most impor- tant. A typical dorm life. Commuters Commuters often find it hard to secure parking spaces for the day, but somehow they attend classes. They commute for various reasons from various cities and towns in the area. Clemson and Belton run a close second to the hometown of Anderson as homes for the commuters. Many commuters have friends on campus and are able to rest or study in their rooms. Many commuters become actively involved in organizations on campus. Bill and Sharon take a break in the commuter lounge. fc. 10 Campus Life

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Southern Life Sensed At President ' s Reception Anderson College students were greet- ed by Dr. Mark Hopkins and his wife on August 27 as he welcomed them to the Presidents Reception. This year the re- ception was held on the front lawn. Ta- ble after table was filled with cakes, cookies, and ice cream. The reception served its purpose, allowing freshmen to meet their future teachers and sopho- mores to get reacquainted. This is one of the experiences in which students have felt true Southern hospitality. Paulette and Sarge greet Dr. and Mrs. Hopkins. President Hopkins tells Pat and Sharon to look at the birdie. The mens tennis team gives President Hopkins a winning smile. 12 President Reception