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

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CLUBS ARE WHAT COUnX! student Alumni Association members Invite you to join SAA at Core Day. Mrs. Mary Martin annouces to her fashion mer- chandising class about the next OIK meeting. HeyHFf-l Iky Srtft Do they have a club for teddy bears? Let me get a drink before our next meeting. 12

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IT ' S WHAT ' S IPiSIDE ADMiniSTRATIOn THAT COUHT. MERRITT Recognition for being outstanding in any area is one of the greatest honors an in- dividual can receive in college. Hot all awards have to do with being popular or good look- ing. Some awards are given because of excel- lent academic achieve- ment or because of ex- tra time spent supporting a team. A.C. students and teachers are frequently receiving honors for their contributions to our campus and com- munity. This college is helping by offering a variety of programs which provide oppor- tunities to develop in- tellectually, physically, socially, morally, and spiritually. These en- rich the Christian envi- ronment of Anderson College. The awards and recognition dem- onstrates the enthusi- asm of leaders and their followers to make A.C. count. The Nerritt building serves as the hub of daily life at A.C. The first and second floors house offices for sever- al administrators in- cluding the President and Vice-Presidents. The third floor con- tains the Communica- tions news Service, the Columns, and the Echoes, as well as Printing and Mailing. The ground floor houses the cafeteria. For the A.C. family Mer- ritt counts. JoVanna King, in Alumni Affairs, prepares students for A Day for AC, our annual fund raising event. President Hopkins and Dean Franklin discuss renovations in Pratt.

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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