Baptist College at Charleston - Cutlass Yearbook (Charleston, SC)

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Zjlife UN V A Y. h,,,mvww.f-:Ulf As the freshman poured on to the cam- ' as pus, they had no time to feel homesick because standing in lines and moving in kept them uite bus . After dinner, Rich '78 Orientation really didn't start Septem- ber 4, as many believe, but months before with the selection of the committee chair- persons, Vonne Knight and Pam Trues- dale. Thinking up a theme, recruiting com- mittee members, lining up activities, and getting in touch with the committee mem- bers occupied much of Vonne's and Pam's time this summer. The theme, Fun Festi- val '78 , and the clown motif carried vi- sions of fun and summer. X Pam, Vonne, and the committee mem- bers made the freshmen feel like part of the Baptist College family. Vonne men- tioned that she and Pam could only plan - it took the committee members to get the work done - and they did a good job of getting it done. Labor day marked the climax of the summer's work. Q F. iv Q Y Look, guitarist, finished the day off. P7 , The purpose of Orientation is to draw the Freshmen into the Baptist College family and familiarize them with the college. Orientation, as many freshmen suspect at Hrst, is not a series of dull, boring, compulsory meetings. Instead, it is one weeks worth of activities, events, getting- acquainted sessions, and yes, a few compulsory meetings - which are by no means boring. Orientation week, for the commit- tee members fvolunteers from the student bodyj actually begins the summer before that fateful Labor Day. The week is Hlled with things to do and smiling, helpful people run- ning around in blue, orange, or yel- low T-shirts. Thats what its all about - a one week crash course in Ending out what it means to be a college stu- dent, and what it means to be a member of our BCC family. .SFVIY ,g ,

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