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1985-'86 A Year Cf Work And Fun College Di covers he new year began with a bang on fresh- men registration Au- gust 3O, 1985. This was the first spark of a big explosion of student life, fun, and together- ness for the year. Registration consisted of making a class schedule, pictures taken, I.D. cards made, and books to be bought. Whether students worked their way through school or just coped with diffi- cult situations, they all could Jeff Cranor is seeking assistance from Pat Lyall, the career counselor. Mrs. Lyall began her work with Student De- velopment in the Fall of 1983. 10 -4- Campus Life tip their hats to the uniqueness of the year with determination, verve, ingenuity, and the old college try . For all, this year was a time of questioning, deci- sion making, and exploring. 'There were choices to be made, financial concerns, relation- ships, and political ideals to be examined. Working as we did during 1985-86, made the year one of unparalled outreach and discovery - a year to tip our hats to. Wayne Goff finds time to take a nap in the gym located in the Technical Arts building. All freshmen take three quar- ters of physical education, such as, ten- nis, basketball, softball, volleybalk, or dancing.
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9 J'-4-jfs .y'vl. us' 1-4' I A F s'8. ,V 1 QJWVPJ 'ip 'Y STEAM . ?-dmv .-V , - --:Q-' in After orientation, Alisah Blevins and Wesley Dancy arrived at the registra- tion line to proceed with their schedul- ing of classes. Freshmen orientation was very well explained and each fresh- men was given a package of material on the procedures for completing the registration, so there were only a few questions to be answered. Sophomores, Tim Porter and Mark Wooten, find registration day easier than the 1984 registration when they were freshmen. Tim Porter is in the Pre-Computer Science program while Mark is in the Associate-in-Arts pro- gram. Both plan to transfer to a univer- sity next fall. N? Wi YQ l Campus Life
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