University of Tennessee Knoxville - Volunteer Yearbook (Knoxville, TN)

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Welcome to Colle e , K' d By Gayle Kiser Freshman - it's a label we've all en- dured - the ridicule, the tiresome jokes, the condescending looks - but it's tradi- tion and not likely to change. That's pro- bably because there's a little voice in all of us that stomps on any feelings of compas- sion we might have and cries out, If I had to suffer through it, so should they! We've all been there - first in high school and then in college. And always as upperclassmen, we look back at the in- coming youngsters in disbelief and ask ourselves if we could ever have been so conspicuous. lt's embarrassing to eat in Morrill, said Tonya Abel, a freshman in com- munications. lt's like the students there look at us and know we're freshmen. It's like we're always trying to shed that freshman look. , But what a time it is -- that first break away from home. Our social life blossoms, curfews don't exist, and no one is going to tell Mom we skipped our 7:50 three days in a row. Of course, throw in a few bouts of homesickness and one too many no credits in English composi- tion, and itis not all fun and games. But who'll forget that first brave at- tempt at doing laundry -'iWhat do you mean you have to sort them'? - or deal- ing with that first all freshmen deserve an F professor, or trying to explain first quarter grades to your folks, or making bets on what that fried entree in the cafeteria really was. But despite all the trials and tribula- tions, so many of us look back to that first year as the best year of college - a year of self-discovery and personal benchmarks. Student l ifc 29