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

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i ' i 4 V with orientotion ond registrotion CONCENTRATION is es- sential for a student's suc- cess. Billie Criffin struggles with one of the many place- ment tests taken by all fresh- men. DECISIONS conceming which subjects to take are major problems that every freshman has to face. Sarah Rose points out to Iudy Ev- ans and Alice Neal a course she plans to take, while Charles Lancaster, Maye Hardee, and Deamous Lewis discuss their prospective schedules. REGISTRATION and filling out schedule cards are tedi- ous tasks. Freshman Ioseph XVilson registers for religion with Mr. Charles Sapp as jimmy Rouse and Connie Mac Pittman ponder sched- ule conflicts. ga Isis, , ,, Qi, J -4 'xx I X X

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Community-faculty entertainment features Hootenonny HOOTENANNY entertain- ment was provided by The Groupv, a very tal- ented singing team from Goldsboro. Here they are presenting their arrange- ment of Green Stampsf, PROGRESSIVE DIN- NERS at faculty homes are a prelude to the Mount Olive Merchants' Associa- tion party. Iimmy Kennedy, C. E. Armstrong, jackie Royal, Travis Sasser, Sand- ra Tomlinson, and George Harrison are served second helpings by Mrs. Lorelle Martin. Each faculty mem- ber entertained one group of students for supper and another for dessert. Q4 -I KX