Frederick College - Driftwood Yearbook (Portsmouth, VA)

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ACR R DV ease AON DE aye inaNile Unpacking . . . the initial task . . . inevitable as demerits, unavoidable as the O.D. . . . the neces- sary prelude to arranging your closet, moving the furniture, meeting your roommate the many little things that will establish you in the room that is your home for the coming months . . . the activ- ities performed, not according to schedule, but ac- Room-mate cording to necessity or preference, despite exciting distractions. Then, having experienced the first demands of campus society, you attend to immediate financial matters . . . a sizable sum, hard on the budget... . but investment, not. New Friends Introduction to New Books

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REV. LESLIE ROBINSON Chaplain Head, Bible Department Davidson College—A.B.; Union Theo- logical Seminary—B. D., Th. M.; Co- lumbia Theological Seminary. MR. WALTER L. TURNER Head, Department of Mathematics Virginia Polytechnical Institute — B.S.; Ohio State University — M.S.; U. S. Dept. of Agriculture Graduate School; University of Virginia Extension Divi- sion, Norfolk, Va. MRS. EMILY STARK Director of Music Nurse Pineland College; Chowan College—B. M.; New York School of Music and Art. MR. RALPH L. WARREN Science Duke University—A. 8B.; East Caro- lina College—M. A.; University of North Carolina. MR. REYNOLD STONE English West Virginia Wesleyan College; Marshall College—B. A.; Ohio Univer- sity. CAPT. FREDERICK WOLF Foreign Language College of Puget Sound—A. B.; Uni- versity of Washington — Graduate Work; East Carolina College—M. A.

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MAS ERG Eee LOIN just expenditure .. . your first contact with the ad- ministration . . . choice of classes . . . room assign- ment ... everything seems new Orientation of Students Schedule of Classes 13