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August found President Rice grabbing a moment ' s rest in his hammock, a gift of the ' 78- ' 79 student body, before the mad rush of the ' 79- ' 80 year. New Spider member Amy Bridger pa- tiently accepts the brutality of old member Beth Mattocks. SCHOOL DAZE The first few weeks of school drifted into routine for many, but for a large part of the school they were fun, exciting, and quite dif- ferent. Welcomed by the hospi- tality of NCSU and UNC-CH campus dorms, fraternity rush parties, and Hillsborough Street, students grasped every escape plan. The slap in the face of col- lege costs, dorm life, and aca- demic load put a sudden damper on the social life after a while. Clubs and organizations began inductions and the first semester was halfway over. Anxious sophomores Ellison Jones and Lisa Gattis await freshmen with buckets full of water. The sight of Baskin-Robbins is welcomed with a smile by Felicia Wardlaw as she approaches the end of the dreadful swim team initiation. » 13
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An important step toward starting off right, Nancy Huggins signs the Honor Pledge. 12 « V-
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STARTING THE YEAR OFF RIGHT The academic year of 1 979-1 980 started off in the traditional college way. Students flocked in from vari- ous places around the world ready to take on St. Mary ' s college life. Packed with everything imaginable, many eager students were intro- duced to a different lifestyle. Busy summer planning and care- ful organization assured the suc- cessful head start for Orientation this year. A hardworking admin- istration minimized the piles of paperwork and long lines. The easy phone installations, successful student arrivals, and ori- entation schedules allowed us to slowly slide into our busy routine days. Special gatherings such as the SGA ice cream party, advisor advisee conferences, dorm intramu- rals, and chapel services famil- iarized the students with their new surroundings. Thanks to organiza- tion and student cooperation, the year began in the right direction. Patience was the key to a busy schedule as Nancy Brooks, Elizabeth Brooks, and Kara Campbell waited tor their appointment. ' Below: Where there is food, you can find SMC girls as everyone munched out at the Big Sister-Little Sister Ice Cream Party during Orientation. Middle above: Getting in gear for academ- ics, one of Mrs. Johnson ' s advisees discus- ses her schedule. Owner of our lifelines, the Southern Bell Company made it a little easier for us this year. I 14 ' -■■ ' »
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