Page 85 - Clearwater Christian College 1997

ITH THEIR

ON CAMPUS, THE

Junior Eve Nixon, a

student worker for UNDERCLASSMEN

the Dean of Stu­ realize "this isn't Kansas any­

dent Affairs office,

demonstrates how more." After a few weeks of

the new ID card

system works in acclimation and settling into a

recording chapel routine, most of their fears of

attendance. The

students used the the unknown have subsided,

cards not only for

identification pur­ replaced by new anxieties gen­

poses, but also in erated by homework, project

the dining hall and
deadlines, and tests.

in the library.

Before they knew it, their first

year had come and gone and stu­

dents were looking forward to

their junior year. Where has all

the time gone? "Looking back,

it seems like I just graduated

from high school, and now col­

lege graduation is just around

the corner. Time has really

flown by," said Bobbie Jo

Witcraft, a junior transfer stu­

cruise was a way to
Heather Stoll, Nikki

Krell, and Amy Wolff socialize and form

welcome new stu­ friendships with dent from Williamstown, NJ.

dents Jeanna Hor- other students while

mand and Carrie admiring some of

Robbio during open­ Florida's beautiful

ing week. The gulf coast.

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