Oglethorpe University - Yamacraw Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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Life After Class Girls at OU just wanna have fun as seen by Donna Baker and her Z-Style. On the borderline of insanity, third year science majors Marty Eastlack and Ray Lu- cas approach the edge. An everyday end to an O.U. day, Michelle Gazes, Shelley Alford, and Cathy Roberts wind down in their own way. 24 O.U. LIFE

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Getting Settled Into Student Life Laura Brian and Pam Galamek find time to compare their class schedules during Regis- tration. The first week at Oglethorpe each year proves to be a busy and interesting one for both new and returning students. Dorms were opened to resident students on Sunday, September 2, 1984. The freshmen and their parents enjoyed lunch in the cafeteria before attending afternoon meetings. The new students learned about the clubs and organizations at the Activities Fair. The clubs and organizations were represented by a speaker and a display table. On Sunday evening Dr. and Mrs. Pattillo gave a reception for the freshmen and their par- ents. The upperclassmen spent their Labor Day in a leisurely manor while the freshmen took placement tests. Registration was done differ- ently this year as the freshmen registered on Tuesday before the upperclassmen. Classes be- gan on Thursday. The first week of school came to a close with the Welcome Back Dance on Friday night. Tim Bates and Wendy Bal er help out with the registration process. At the President ' s Reception Dr Pattillo greets students and parents. Having dinner outside of the cafeteria gives Dean De Cencio, Deda Walker, llene Baylin and Brett Sleight a chance to visit. GETTING SETTLED 23

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Silence is rare in the men ' s dorms, yet Doug Dubay manages to utilize one such mo- ment. Tom and Chris learn what it takes to sur- vive O.U. dorm life in Weltner. An old hand on campus John Schattenfield shows Anne Mills and David Frost one way to spend their leisure time. Casey Chosewood breathes a sigh of relief after a Doc A. Quant lecture. O.U. LIFE 25