Presbyterian College - Pac Sac Yearbook (Clinton, SC)

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Transfer Orientation . . . discovering life at a new school , . , attending meetings concerning school policies and academics . . . having gone through freshman orientation elsewhere, not required to participate in games and rituals bestowed upon PC freshmen . . . having the annual transfer orientation picnic at Dean Nixon ' s rained out . . . adjusting to a new and different school after already having adjusted to one . . . differences to confront . . . help and advice from Transfer Orientation Board members . . . anticipation of new people and new surroundings . . . becoming well-rounded PC students. »vi U Dr. Orr, delivering his speech at orientation, showed a great desire to help PC grow through the next hundred years. Freshmen girls show their ingenuity at field dayl Fruslration, nervousness, and boredom are seen on the faces of tired freshmen as Poc administers one more test. 24 Moments

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Freshman Orientation . . . begin- ning a new phase of life . . . attend- ing meetings . . . learning school policies . . . field dayl . . . water fights . . . FOB hunt . . toothpicks and lifesavers . . . getting to know each other . . . dancing at the fresh- man mixer . . . attending the recep- tion at the President ' s home . . . visiting the fraternities . . . getting up at 6:00 a.m. . . . singing across the Plaza . . . wearing sandwich signs . . . being nervous as upper- classmen arrive . . . making new and lasting friendships . . . begin- ning to adjust to college life . . . worrying about the first exams . . . standing in eternal lines . . . dread- ing registration . . . getting ready to face a year at Presbyterian Col- lege. Moitients 23

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Mark Frazier and Laura Helton find out that lifesavers are indeed a part of llvingi Moments 25