Valdosta State University - Pinecone Yearbook (Valdosta, GA)

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-ll 4 V-8 CONTENTS Year in Review .... 6 Faculty ........... 38 Sports ........... 64 Organizations ..... 104 Honors!Beauties. . .136 Creeks ........... 158 xx yi , h Special Events .... 190 ' Classes .......... 232 Ads ..... .... 2 64 Closing ... .... 280 lax .Y OUR FRIENDS, OUR MEMORIES, OUR PASTTIMES 5

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THE YEAR HN REVIEW SEPTE BER FRESHMEN ADIUST REGISTRATION RUSH PARTIES On September 14, 1975, the quiet, peaceful VSC campus was invaded by hundreds of cars unloading thousands of students, parents, brothers, and sisters at the various dorms. lnvariably each person could be seen car- rying a box full of items necessary to transform a simple dorm room into a students' home- away-from-home for the next year. The impressions students get on their first day at school are impressions that will remain with them throughout their stay. The beauty of the campus, the carnival-like atmosphere of the dorm and the first taste of cafeteria food will linger in the minds of all students for some time to come. lt is always easy to tell who the freshman are - they are the ones with the most relatives and the most boxes. Blank, vacant looks are on their faces as they wander from building to building trying to figure out where they are, while at the same time telling their parents not to worry about them because they will do just fine. After a few pictures for the grandparents, it's time for the parents to leave. Many freshman feel a lump in their throat as their parents drive off and they realize that college life is something they will have to face on their own. They have arrived. They will never quite be the same again. I .