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,%. h n N - x. • 1 - ■ » PI H r - ' 3 JP BACK BUT BETTER Notes and homework assignments are reviewed outside Morrow Hall ' s front entrance by Mike Gibson, Melissa Cabell and Tim Kenney. SUtdettt - -.. •» {J .% J5 » . Jk... ew students were welcomed at Freshmen Orientation | j J Aug. 20-22 and although they didn ' t readily notice ' what made FSC different except for the mess, clutter i and confusion that they saw with the last of the renova- tions, they soon would. Each individual counted towards giving FSC the largest freshmen enrollment in its history, making them all a part of what made FSC Back But Better. In September, the upper- classmen joined the freshmen and throughout the year, with con- certs, guest speakers, plays, homecoming, and numerous other ac- tivities, their presence alone reminded everyone that FSC was Back But Better. Enjoying a mild fall day outside Morrow Hall are Tim Zinc, Frank Zukowski and Danielle White. Student Life 7
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FRESHEMN ORIENTATION A FRESH START ne I s hundred J I twenty- l J seven students applied for the job — 83 were chosen. The job: the volunteer position of freshman counselor during freshmen orientation Aug. 20-22. Qualifications: willingness to help freshmen understand and adapt to the new environment they ' d chosen — Fairmont State College. The counselors were chosen after they underwent interviews with student affairs counselors Bill Bailey and Michael Belmear, who based their selection on the interview as well as material contained on their application forms submitted during the spring semester. While incoming students finished last-minute vacations and packing chores on Aug. 17-19, the 87 upperclassmen selected to help the newcomers attended counselor-orientation camp at Jackson ' s Mill, where emphasis was placed on how to help those students who seemed the most wary of college life. : J ii;. ; — i. F % W 0f Helping freshmen get to know one another during Freshmen Orientation are Sandy Stewart and Pat Mascaro. Picnicing in the parking lot above the library was part of the Freshmen Orientation activities Aug. 20-22. 8 Freshmen Orientation
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