Page 12 - Clearwater Christian College 1992

Enjoying the Opening Week Activities

Before Tackling the Demands of Academics was

Everyone 5 First Priority

M att L is t, Jason

Wrachford, and Nathan

Guikema look on as

Bobby Rossiter care­

fully eyes the hole as

he prepares to putt at

the Mountasia Minia­

ture Golf Course. Bob­

by, accustom ed to

playing regular golf, put

his golfing skills to

good use and became

the winner of his four­

some.

The first

tudents blocked out

thoughts of class sched­ week was

ules during the opening

week of college. It was a really fun.

wild melee of food, fun, It allowed

and frolic as students

spent the week making us to get

new friends and renew­

ing old friendships. to know

The focus of the week was the night­ the faculty

time activities. The first night the Col­

lege family invaded the Mountasia and other

Miniature Golf Course. The next students.

night they strapped on ice skates to

chill and spill all over the Rubin Icot

ice skating rink. Then it was standing

room only as students and faculty

tried their hand at bowling. Sailing

down the intracoastal waterways on

the annual boat cruise was the perfect

ending of a fun-filled week.

For the first time, classes began af­

ter Labor Day. We celebrated the hol­

iday with a picnic at Philippe Park.

Few people thought about books and

classes — the reality of college was to

begin soon enough.