Mars Hill College - Laurel Yearbook (Mars Hill, NC)

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IAOUO oEo JOURNEY ' BY ' DISCOVERY 'I'1 , l Volume LX. 1'-Nb Mars Hill Collegw Mars Hull. Nurtlw Carolina

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I I lllll HH!!! .lf .ill sit athering e Voyagers l Sfzzcfeizfei' A rr! z 'eff Ill'Tlul.l'v.TllCTXXCl'lTl,'Tllll'cll'lALl,!l15T.XXC startec l enilmrled on a earlier The freslnnen .irrixed .int Q L lto xouigt'thatXxisttvl,1stl'wL1rNe.lrs, The upperclass' into .irrixeil on the txxenti, -titrli and the txventx -sixth. the ni its loiilgiiig riorwiiml Iii ending their college career, Ev cr one was eager to start this vear T he energi generate .intl t Ii in 'e idents propelled us lie-.rdfirsr into .i vear ul' disco lmnnes ,i lresliiiiaii n..in.igcnienr inagor, came from Pennsxl cl bv KCTK ltr-ini me-ri corner or the world. we gtitlierecl Bridget Ready T0 Sfmt Returning students arrived and the vear was off and run- ning. The first week. which is usuallv the worst. was filled with moving-in and registration lines. For many students, the rule about registration seemed to be: stand in line for two hours. register. find out that vou did not get any ofthe classes vou signed up for, and that you must go to correc- tive registration the next dav. Moving-in was tiring. You could get all the boxes in, but the unpacking took a long time, You wanted to go ahead and unpack evervthing. but vou didnt know when your vnnit Uni-l :X--.tori .r sopliornore Span- K ' roommate would get there or what he ish niai. ir. time from l'lorid.i, Le.inn A l U' J ,W NSW mugnmr would bring. Alter waiting a little while, V il' wx' QWTCYT '.AL ll'i.ll' f'lC Vtiglb-I Al' rl dues lUl'l ll k L lm'-, ,i lunior plivsital edutpition intl-ir. vou would go ahead and unpack. Re- nnc rr-nn lclliiessee,ZUlctl1IlX.1L1tlcllI'i, r sernfvl ci+!Ht'1tzI':l' IlllHl'l'Il.1TIUI'l icxcrlcc ingot' taint- friiin kl.ll.l',Nl,l., We carrie from ilifrtrerir l1icl.grotiritls xx ith differ- tnr g- ml- .ind different ideas Despite the ,liIrf.rcii,ts 'i1f,'Qtc'v, to lililllld each oth- llw. li',sl'-null Terk U.Ll'.ivIIic'tl Elilc 4 it ' i still' 'i.i, liitli was inide up of r,ri,.riini' s,iii,n,fiirs The stalls wld xxiiitv M lt' tlic illsl :nerr iilinst tw uillcgr, llliC 'itil ' ln, rizti retl ,it lifnnt lllliel, light wut into their tl-irrns, H 1 ti' inc, ,intl liec time their l Y i , l v --- - gardless of what you did, at least some things would have to change after your roommate got there. Getting acquainted and reacquainted with friends took a lot of time that first week. We got used to each other, to classes, and to being awav from home, The freshmen and Gatewav staff moved in while it was raining. standing in line to buv books was a favorite activity, and mam' of us went out on the town to celebrate seeing each other again. The beginning was hectic as always. but it started a vear of fun. of challenges, and of learning. lj