Trevecca Nazarene University - Darda Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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Club Rush Time To Sign Up Would you like to join the Fitness Club? Someone asked as I walked by their table. All of the students were full of excitement and ambition as they decided on which clubs they should sign up with. There were over 15 clubs and organizations participating in the annual club rush on Wednesday, October 15th. The cafeteria was filled with the chatter of people meeting new friends and talking with old ones. Refreshments were also served to keep students occupied while trying to make the decision on what clubs to choose. Students going back and forth, at a steady pace, to the drink stand to cool down their mouths from the hot nachos was a familiar scene all evening. Among the exciting activities that took place during the evening were the hole-in-one golf games; the surprise visit from a roaming black

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I your aid is totalled (little did you know that you would have umpteen million papers to sign before it could be added to your account.) Registration ends as you pick up your student ID and proudly go back to your place of residence. What a day!, you say to yourself, I am glad that it ' s over! It is then that reality deals you a cruel blow; this is just the beginning. by Byron Clark A TTB r-mi % Joy Hill shows a big smile of relief as Wayne F.by helps her complete the final step of registration.

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cat, and the sound of music so loud, that we all had to resort to shouting in order to be heard. The fifth annual club rush turned out to serve its purpose of recruiting new members to their clubs and most ot all ... getting students involved. Clubs and organizations are a very important part of Trevecca student lite. They keep the campus going with activities, as well as keeping it go- ing with some spirited competition. by Susan Chason With people as lovable as Chris Greer and Kim Conger, the Rotaract Club has no problem recruiting members through the Sophomore class otficers. Stan Sheridan and Shelley Love, orienting Jose ' Alecea to the activities. Pam Day. Angela Perry, and Michelle Norris entice people to |oin the World Missions Society with thcit friendliness. Showing us that Circle K has fun in whatever they do, Kcnnv Whitmire takes advantage of the time by practicing