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The “dirty towel” concept encouraged

student leaders to serve others.

Members of- the yearbook time planning each page of Conference Center used this

staff, proctors, DDLs, ath­ the book. time to challenge the leader­

letic teams, and student sen­ The athletic teams spent ship. Mr. Trainer imple­

ate arrived on campus a few hours in preseason training­ mented the “dirty towel’

days earlier than the other running, practicing, running, concept at the beginning of

student body members. Hav­ and more practicing. The the year to encourage the stu­

ing a good number of stu­ coaches also made the final dents to serve others. There

dents here before the new ar­ cuts for the teams. was an actual towel that when

rivals came made the transi­ The DDLs, proctors, and one was caught doing a self­

tion a little easier. student senate member met less act, he was given the

The yearbook staff used for leadership training with “dirty" towel to stain with his

this time for a special bond­ Dr. Richard Stratton, Mr. own mark. That individual

ing with the new staff mem­ Ken Hess, and Mr. Brian had to keep the towel until it

bers. They outlined the Trainer. Mr. Ken Collier of was passed on to the next

theme for the year and spent Wilds Christian Camp and self-centered person.

The wom en of LCD had

faculty members on stage in
Students arriving early on

front of all the new students to
campus enjoy a picnic at Howard
perform the letters of their
Park in Tarpon Springs. Sarah

Greek. Greeks tried to compete
Daley said, “I have enjoyed the

with each other to see which
opportunity to meet many new

Greek could acquire the most
people here at Clearwater. It is

new recruits.
exciting to see their love for God

and their desire to serve them."