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Showing Their True

Colors by Their

INVOLVEMENT

The freshman class is one of the most involved

groups on campus. College life is new and exciting to

most young people. It is usually their first time living

away from home and they want to immerse them­

selves as much as possible in this NEW life.

Over twenty men and women participated in our

intercollegiate sports program alone. Many were

recruited by the coaches when they visited schools.

Some arrived at try-outs and made the cuts. Many

more freshmen played in the Greek's intramural

program making it a great success. Their involvement

in the clubs has provided new opportunities for

service and activities for some of these organizations.

There has been a renewed interest in forming debate

teams; future plans may involve the possibility of

intercollegiate competition.

First year students enjoy attending the games and

also play a significant role in cheering the teams on
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to viclory. Besides having three freshmen cheer­ . ■ ..

leaders and several freshmen “ Animals” (our male

spirit squad), the enthusiastic freshmen in the stands

play a vital part.

The freshmen class is filled with hard-working,

high-spirited young people who are on fire for God

and willing to do all for His glory. — Kevin Me Evoy

Stacia Bvers and Laura Stewart

Rebecca Arnholt prepares to print out

enjoy a Cougar a computer project,

soccer game and Many freshmen take

sound a “horn of the introductory

triumph” during a 6- computer class which

0 shutout over requires much time

Webber College. spent in the lab. But

Stacia says that while in spite of it, they

she doesn’t still have time for

participate, she does relaxation.

enjoy watching.

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