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

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Qld cmd New Fclces Meet cmd Remeef Out of the chaos of the first week, most of us felt the need to get our feet on the ground with the people around us. We found ourselves among OLD and NEW FACES. While some take exactly four years to become educated, others, per- petual students, leave images embed- ded in this institution after five or more years. Of course, those who pos- sess less time to be squandered on higher education earn a ticket out by some means in a mere two or three years. Others come, then move on Taking on a new role in the admissions office, LCC graduate Ron Bontrager feels at home on the campus. Former Sub-T-16 members Keith Russell and Rick Crabtree get reacquainted at club open house as they return for more work at LCC after a leave of absence. I4 P OT within a year. OLD FACES caught our attention quickly. The familiar usually does. It was easy to relax with those who already held a special place in our hearts. A few of last year's best-known faces reappeared with new roles as LCC employees. Having friends on a first-name basis in LCC offices increased our sense of continuity. Yet, NEW FACES brought the chal- lenge of weaving relationships that would grow and expand for the rest of the year. We met and grew to love -5 1 , l '72 , . 1 kt 4. . transfers from places like York Col- lege, New Mexico State, and Texas Tech, freshmen from Alaska, Bel- gium, and even Lubbock, and new students who were actually o1d stu- dents returning after absences of a semester or more . Then there were those beautiful peo- ple we just noticed who had been here all along but became special now. After meeting friends, OLD and NEW. we were ready to move into the events of the year.

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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

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r 2 . L Z , fa ,4- 1 1 A an ,.., . ,, --1' -QM-'fri Suddenly alone in a crowd, freshman Della Gen- try ponders a passing thought. Representing seniors who have been around for awhile, basketball players Mike CFredJ Kahler and Miles Watters relax during a morning workout. wi. l ,rv 1, 1-.Q-nun: -1 TF .gl i wo irvfa ,-vm-v-v-.M-.-..... 6 -Q as !! f-... Cliixm -.-.... ,Hg .L , .Az Ir, . px if N Ya, gfvf 1 ' 'ra' -.3 .--M.--.lf v J., Tv' Rivalry Day introduces new people to LCC traditions such as the barbeque dinner freshman lady English is putting away. Junior college transfers Kathy Thomasson and Sheila Ludwig find Friday relaxation as they read the current stories in the weekly DUSTER. OLD AND NEW FACES - 15