Presbyterian College - Pac Sac Yearbook (Clinton, SC)

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Tommy Godley proves that he has far-ranging talent. TOB gets acquainted with the transfers at the Nixon ' s cookout. YIDU COULDirT PICK A BETTER PLACE FOR BANKING. □First National Bank 01 South Carolina All sorts of things get moved during the first few days of school.

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' M m Orientation activities draw large crowds of excited participants. Jungle training is just part of the preparation which Lisa Bledsoe and other freshman need to get through orientation. Freshman discover many close ties as they become involved in college life. Debbie Carre and Dede Dreisbach join In the songs during Chapel under the Oaks. ' »S SW, ' Oi». The women get their revenge as men are encouraged to walk through the pinching lines. Events 23

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TRANSFER ORIENTATION Clinton ' s dorm council teaches their musical repertoire to new residents. r 1 ' 1 • r The orientation program for new students saw a change this year with the addition of the Transfer Orientation Board. TOB was made up of the executive council of the SGA and several former transfer students. This program was designed to provide an opportunity for the transfers to get together and find out about PC before the other upperclassmen arrived on campus. Transfer students were invited to par- ticipate in any of the planned activities for freshmen if they wished, and a special orienta- tion program was held with speakers from var- ious areas of campus life. The highlight of the activities was a picnic-cookout at Dean Nixon ' s home before the freshmen mixer. The Freshman Mixer provides ample opportunities for students to get acquainted. Mrs. Smith finds a good place to chat with Tammy Hicks and Cheryl Corley. Freshmen men, complete with signs and beanie caps, await the arrival of the Bailey girls. Registration, the first headache of the new year, is a sure sign of what is to come. Events 25