Page 86 - Clearwater Christian College 1997

Both nattily attired, freshman Johnny showed off the classic

Johnny Adkins and alumnus look of a flannel shirt with khaki

A DAY IN THE LIFE Mason Phillips, who returned Dockers, while Mason sported

for additional education a pair of classic blue trousers

classes, seem to have gotten and a resplendent "Stars and

the hang of looking sharp. Stripes Forever" sweater.

Joe Student found tHat Hi$

life changed considerably

when he left home, and He

embarked upon the journey through

college. When he was at home, he

depended on Mom or Dad for every­

thing, from toothpaste to pencils.

Soon after he arrived at college how­

ever, Joe quickly found that he would

have to learn to be self-sufficient, or

he would not survive. One adjust­

ment was learning to iron and match

his clothes. At home, Joe’s mother

ironed and laid out matching clothes

for him every morning. Now when

Joe peers into the dark recesses of his

closet, he must constantly fret whether

the clothes that he has chosen match.

Are they wrinkled in a "hip" sort of

way, or will he be scorned for looking

unkempt? These are new and terrify­

ing situations that face poor Joe. He

does not deal well with fashion. He

is, after all, a guy!

T
After taking what seemed like a

million milligrams of chewable

vitamin C, Junior Steve Morken

grimaces at the bitter aftertaste.

Since mom was not here to

take care of them, students

have had to learn to fend for

themselves, especially when

they are sick.

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