Greensboro College - Echo Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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Orientation Week. Home Away From Home! At a reception given for the freshmen. Pawna Tate. Kathryn Cartner. Kim Baker. Beth Parlier. and Tammy Crusade take time to get to know each other. Welcome to Greensboro Col- lege! Orientation Week is designed to give you the best possible introduc- tion to G.C.. both academically and socially. The focus, of course, is on your academic orientation, but we try to compliment that with activi- ties and programs that will give you a break from the academic rigors. There is opportunity to become acquainted with all aspects of stu- dent life. You will meet the faculty and be introduced to the various disciplines which they present. You will meet new people from neigh- boring cities, neighboring states, and possibly neighboring coun- tries. We will attempt to present the services and opportunities available at G.C. in such a way as to familiarize but not overwhelm ■ M Ik q 5m B3 you. This week is planned to help prepare you for your first semester at G.C, and it will be both informa- tive and entertaining. The Office of Student Affairs welcomes the opportunity to be of service to you during your stay at G.C. We are glad you have become a member of our campus communi- ty Sincerely. Howard D. Sherrill. Jr. Dean of Students. Marcus Hewitt and John Horn lake advantage of the goodies at the reception . Carroll Ledhetter. behind car. Jim Murray, and Jeff Casello lend a helping hand to Ricky Duncan. Joy Terrell and £V Carolyn Beyer are engaged conversation at the freshman reception.

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At an RA Mentor meeting on August 14th.. Bill Da- meron hands Robin Matte the list of items telling where each person will he assisting during the fol- lowing week. On Wednesday. August 1 8th. Ginger Bedford gives Mentors Kim Taylor and Georgia Worley help incom- transfer Tammy Vest her dorm keys as she checks in. i g students move in, Charlene Martin. Dani Worthy, kevin Worthy, and Tim Hamrick listen as the meeting continues. After printing the greeting to everyone on the rock. Amy Benton. Daryl Whittington. Carol Gray, and Carol Stone decide to goof off and enjoy themselves.

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Rollerskating. Action On Wheels! The Mentors planned a roller- skating party at the Skate Station II as one of the many fun activities for the freshmen during orientation week. Some students showed their professional skills while others learned through receiving help from a friend or the most unfortu- nate ones, falling. This party gave the Mentors an opportunity to get to know their Mentees a little bit better. Mary Rainey. Norman Gunn, and Karen Stovall try to decide if they want to skate. Carol Gray helps Mentee. Fred Smith, leave the floor while Mike Holland skates by.