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

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I ' '.s ll,. ll' gn A panel discussion, led by upperclassmen, instructs freshmen in many aspects of college life which they do not understand. Panel members are Bonnie Coates, Dennis Hatcher, Dana Wooten, Dennis Lamm, and Dean Daniel Fagg. . . a. World called college. To guide and to assist him through this week, each student is assigned to a fac- ulty member who remains his advisor throughout the year. In addition, he may seek advice from upperclassmen who serve as student advisors. Together these advisors help the student to plot his course, socially and academically, for the following semester. President and Mrs. VV. Burkette Raper entertain the college faculty prior to the opening of school. The new faculty members Cleft to rightj are Dean Daniel Fagg, Mr. Cary Barefoot, Mr. Alton Cowan, and Miss Iudy Foreman. L .xxxxirtxx g XX rs.. 1 as QQ, ---S rf, if ' ' .-aa?--3----ttf , - 'T XXX 1 l ' Mrs. Lorelle Martin aids Phil Harper in choosing his academic ie' - 7 A .-R -fl-ye.-Q. ,,,,,r subjects

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1- 1 J ,iQ All tv 'i' -. Freshmen Lorena Moseley, Bill Kinlnw, Tommy Blinson, Janice Graves, Rachel Beaman, and jake Bell betray their approval of the scale lnotlel of the proposed college campus. . . a. World of diversity and confusion . , Fl' 'its' Q i 1 f 1 4 , . . tl ,. A h L ll . l 5 1. -Q . -V ki' ,gi l , A., 'Pi 1 Y A ' r,,f - - all bf f e 'f If ,Q-xg: lllllllllllllltl ' A - 9 ll llggmiuiil F V 5: X N X i ff? f- .rrrlrr f lu' if Bookstore manager, Connie Pittman, assists Io Skinner and Iamet Rose in their purchzlse of textbooks, An informal reception enables each student to become acquainted with his classnmtes before classes begin.

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l Chaplain Coggins summarizes for jerry English, Marian The Rev. Charles Sapp, Director of Religious Activities, confers with Dail, and Bonnie Wilson the film, T. A. C. Missionf two of the guest speakers, Mr. Banks Godfrey and the Rev. J. Garland which was viewed hy the student body. TEHSIEY- Spiritual Ernphasis VVeek questions relevance of Christianity today. The Rev. I, Garland Teasley relates to Brenda Kinder, Verne Davis, Dana VVooten, Billie Griffin, and Jennifer Noble some of his college experiences and contrasts them with present campus life. The Fall Spiritual Empha- sis Week, featuring noted Christian leaders as guest speakers, purposes to help each student strengthen his Christian commitment through a maturing faith. This year the Rev. Car- land Teasley, the m a in speaker, guided our thoughts on the theme Is Christianity Relevant Today? O t h e r speakers, Mr. Banks Godfrey and Chaplain Coggins, spoke on the topics, Is Christian- ity Relevant in Political Life? and Is Christianity Relevant in an Atomic Age? - respectively. l4