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,, ., -.-1.-p-f i 'r ' e I , l 13515. S- ig. Q' ' 0 tr X ir , a 1-'gf -'i li 1 i Incoming students encounter long lines, unwind at mixer When the semester started in mid- August, an air of excitement per- meated the campus. New students were kept busy learning what the others already knew, and all were kept occupied moving into rooms and fighting the problems of registration. It was soon apparent that the motto was hurry up and wait, as students tangled with lines for phones, chapel, mail boxes, and registration. And then there were those interminable book lines. The Student Senate endeavored to chase away these first week blues by sponsoring the movie, Airport and holding an all-school devotional. An all-school mixer permitted students and faculty to meet informally and be entertained by the Hard Travelers. ,QI-lg., -,. 6 ' FIRST WEEK-17
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,P ei i if af' I U I i 'iii J i -,, , 1 1. JUNIORS Dee Dee Johnson, Teri Bozeman, and Jean Lynch receive registration instructions from Mrs. Lynch. 2. CATCHING up on holiday news, Flon Bontrager and Kathy Fincher discuss their brief vacations. 3. MAKING new friends, Dr. Evans introduces himself to students. 4. FIRST week devotionals prove to be new experiences for students. 5. OVERSEEING the cafeteria, Roger Day presents a formidable appear- ance. 6. DELIGHTING in the art of coloring, Greg Boothe, Yvonna Kail, and Bert Rainwater express them- selves at Freshman Orientation. 7. REFLECTING before he writes in the yearbook, Doug Berry thumbs through the 1974 EI Explorador. 8. DENNIS HALE appears apprehen- sive as Mrs. Sturdivant totals his bill. 9. RELOCATING proves to be a big job as Tim McNeill prepares for the Spring semester. 16-FIFIST WEEK 9 fr-
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Q3 1. TED KELL leads the lectureship crowd in song. 2. PAUSING at the end of a long day, Randy Fenter contemplates spiritual matters. 3. IN- TRODUCING a new song, Skip Rod- gers directs the audience in worship. 4. INFORMAL Monday night devo- tionals begin each week right for LCC students. 5. CHAPEL provides a mid- morning break between classes. 6. SINGING praises, Greg Fleming participates in a Thursday night de- votional. 7. PRAISING the Lord through song is a type of worship experienced at LCC. 8. THE men of Kyodai hold a pre-game devotional. .-it ,s -it if 18-WORSHIP
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