Lambuth College - Lantern Yearbook (Jackson, TN)

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Top, left to right: Dean Edmundson takes the day off for waterskiing on Beech Lake. April Smith and Becca Henke take a break at home. Middle, left to right: Erin and Jam have fun in the sun. Captain Mike takes the helm. Rain didn ' t stop these girls from enjoying Lisa Lisa at Mud Island. Bottom, left to right: Fishing is a relaxing diversion for Clint Majors. One Saturday found Mary Katherine Dick- erson, Michele Somers and Michelle Kirk on their way to the Memphis Zoo. The park is an enjoyable distraction for Jack Seabury and Christie Garret. Campus Life 29

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M in i m ii i i m i in M ii. Freshman Orientation Promotes Academic » Success Freshman Orientation began on August 22, 1987, and continued throughout the Fall Semester. Upon arriving on campus, all freshmen were assigned to a peer group directed by a faculty advisor and an up- perclassman. In no time, the freshmen had learned from their peer advisor the ins and outs of college life, from what professors to avoid to the best place in town for a delicious pizza. In a seminar setting, freshmen met on a regular basis during the Fall Semester with their advisors where they learned effective study skills, the importance of social in- teraction, and other matters pertaining to academic success. Beginning this year, all freshmen are el- igible to earn one hour ' s academic credit for participation in the orientation pro- gram. It is felt that by earning academic credit, freshmen will take orientation more seriously than in the past. The staff of the Student Life Office and Mrs. Susan Hudacek, Associate Professor of English, Director of Student Advising, were in charge of the orientation program. 30 Campus Life