Lubbock Christian University - El Explorador Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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0 G G , , , Moving is a hassle, but roommates Vickie Kahler and Kathy Mahaffey find Ov I n n little humor in the middle of their mess. ,I. Sets Pace 'li?W'3fi'V 2 .,' Z! ' . ' -' 1 .1 L 'tf rw., 4. , .., At the end of every summer we migrate from the warmth and security of parents to the bare coldness of an undecorated dorm room or apartment. Especially for new students, this can be a rude awakening. However, this major change is off- -f set by the joy of seeing old friends and the challenge of mak- ing new acquaintances, so that veterans as well as new kids feel like we are actually MOVIN' IN. On the day we arrived we had the overwhelming job of making LCC our home by dragging in overstuffed suitcases that would barely close and boxes brimming with everything from pillowcases to popcorn poppers. If we were lucky, the ,- metal frame of a modest bedstead was still in sight after the car quit looking like a moving rummage sale. Getting the mess sorted out was another story. Wide-eyed freshmen were swiftly indoctrinated with fun and games in Freshman Olympics, with a chance to express their idea of entertainment in Freshman Follies and with constant briefings to hint to them what to expect at LCC. Those of us who were returning to LCC appeared days later only to be thrown into the old routine havoc of registration along with anticipating transfers and waiting freshmen. Par- If tial computerization did not eliminate the boredom of lines or the fears that chosen classes might close with the student in line directly in front of us or that conflicting schedules might cause nervous breakdowns. Of course, the clincher was - -t that imposing machine crouching at the end of that final line E'-I ,E sg 5 U5 4 ready to snatch our last dime and leave us in debt. Finally, RLG Qggf gg 5 25' 5' broke and exhausted, we began to get acquainted. 3 s 3,5 5 -gg 2 X. ffffl, ' Q' vrfv' ' T f ' idid s P000 s ,p,!f so a - lllll fm :E l ill 5: lf. ' V 'Q 'U' .- lt! xx Monotony sets in at registration for Avialiene Amett as she writes out receipt after receipt while students write that painful final check. 12-PLOT

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Before seeing his new living quarters, California freshman Ty Kellar pays the deposit on his room key to wing advisor Mike Elrod . Center left: Loads and loads to lug into the men's dorm gives new student Tawn Lackey from Las Cruces a feeling of a new start in a busy year. YF , L 1-Rh! l Hassles of particular chapel seats burden Julie Blake and Norma Johnson as they attempt to please the masses hour after hour. Getting acquainted at Orientation, the freshman Indiana team cracks up over their mural. MOVIN' IN 13