Mount Olive College - Olive Leaves Yearbook (Mount Olive, NC)

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7..- rqa Q The Ralph L. English Home The Iohn M. Iohnson Home The Alice G. Loftin Home 'ill I At the close of the first day, the main building, nestled among the towering, whispering pines, lights up with Ll warm glow to make us feel welcome on our first night away from home. if-'ff ,YI-KJ-,. 142,532 ,, lf. iii ff' ,, , R. 5 H .-.4 nf-W XVe soon realized the importance of the Faculty Office Building, for we were to visit the offices of our advisors frequently in hope of solutions to our many prohlt-ms. ll

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The L. Albert Bird Home Transplanfed lo a college envlronmenf The Albert Farah Home we learn fe adjust. The james A. Batson Home ff, 'I G91,wE-fee: .. ' ' The H. I. Skipper Home The Frank Hollowell Home W ' V L gif ' F ef! I ,1 ' '..5 L , .4 I X

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ts. Our men students are placed in carefully selected Mount Olive homes. They usually find that, for fomiing wholesome and last- ing friendships, the close associa- tion they have with a small group of fellows is ideal. Here Louis Lee gets acquainted with his house-mate Duland Price as they move into the Loftin House. Among the activities of orienta- tion week is a series of student placement tests given in foreign language, mathematics, and Eng- lish, Here, Dr. O'D0nnell, head of the English Department, su- pervises freshmen as they struggle through this series of tests. During Orienfafien Week students and faculty QB f- become aequainfed Qrvs i amid frials . Hat-li student has a faculty advisor who helps the student choose his academic work. Mrs, Miltlrccl Count-ill meets with a group of hor :ulvisees in the library. They arc, fIoCkrLvisc', Io Ann Kelly, ,lean Pittman, Ivan Rice, Mac Troublefield, Di- ane Smith, Lois Brinson, Shirley Carris, Lindam Cox, Mrs, Councill, and Ruth Howell.