Hendrix College - Troubadour Yearbook (Conway, AR)

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What s Cookm 'V Pre Qnenra Susan Parker looks on in aston ishment as Laura Dill demon- strates her athletic abilities. Didn't know that you were so talented, Laura. Everyone watches as a student's skills are tested at the limbo contest held during Orientation week. Looks like a student after a final in Dean Churchill's class, difficult but loving every minute ofit. fe rlehlall 0 I1 Stu ents travel Arkansas, make lastm fruen shn s non 19871 n September9 1987 Pre mentation leaders donned one of the most unique ingredients of the Hendrix experience a sue cessful combination of fun and rret,et .ityt tenn .ietttr mature hikes sight seeing and hands on experience were mcorpo rated into the agendas Through ,.,, --r-- -:-- n no an I11 5555525222: -:11-:1 EIE5EIEIE1E1i1EfE2E5i521E5E2EIE5E12IEISEIEIEIEIEIEIEI15?EIEIEIEIEIEIQEIEIEIEQEEEIEIEIE2E2:2.2E1EIEiE5E1EfE,gIEiizifififf ' '-I-I-I-I-I-2-2-2-2-2-:-:53:::3:5:3:3.5:3:::g:::3:3:3:1 'e'f'-'- :gig:::3:31515131313:::::5:::3:3:3:::3:5:::3:3:-' 'e:31g:3:g:3:31115:1:-2gt-'5:::3:3:::3:5Zg:5:3:3:: Student Life

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Crientation Freshmen fund their places at Hendrix Immediately following the Pre- Or trips, the freshman returned to begin their collegiate careers. But as we all know, one can't jump head-first into such an extremity. The normal Pre-Or excursions of four days without a shower is enough of a traumatic experience. It was now time to say a tearful Cor maybe notj good-bye to Mom and Dad and begin experimenting with that newfound independence. That 's what this first week was really all about. It was a rough start for most freshmen when they realized that instead of gettin g to relax or going to a party, they had to begin testing. Only at Hendrix does one take a test the first day. The next day taught freshman the true meaning of test, the test of patience and wills, regis- tration. The day began with a trip to see their advisor and try to arrange a schedule to best suit their needs. After an hour or so of standing in registration lines, the freshman took a breath and got into a line at the Hendrix Bookstore. However, Orientation week wasn t all bad. Everyone got to meet everyone else, become well acquainted with the person with whom they would most likely spend the next year rooming, and gener- ally get settled. The best way to do this was to attend the various activities sched- uled this week. These included a picnic, a luau, a folk dance, and a back-to-school bash with the upper- classmen that first weekend. With all this excitement going on, who had the time or inclination to com- plain? Student Life'