Trinity Christian College - Allelu Yearbook (Palos Heights, IL)

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ORGANIZATIONS

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Helping Us Get Acquointed Orientation 1984 was a time for new students to catch a glimpse of Trinity before the college kicked into full gear. The theme was Seek the things above from Colossians 3:1. The goal was to introduce freshmen and transfer students to Trinity's way of life and to have some fun in Trinity's backyard - Chicago. The enthusiastic Orientation Committee worked hard to make the week flow smoothly. Overall, Orientation 1984 provided a good spring- board for students to enter the full college experience. For many students, college life means dorm life. Resident students are aided by resident directors and resident assistants. Working closely with the Dean of Students, RA,s and RD's help to make sure things run smoothly in the dorms. Planning activities, leading Bible studies, and making sure everyone's light bulbs are working are among their respon- sibilities. RA's and RD's are an essential ingredient of happy dorm life. RIGHT: Jeff and Ginny Carpenter, Resident Directors, South Hall. Lai Lx . - . ABOVE: Vander Velde and North Hall RA's: Laurel Eenigenberg, Lisa Bergsma, Joy Vander Vliet. SIEZHT: Bob and Gail Rice, Resident Directors, North Hall and Vander e e.