Full Selection
Of Wines And Cheeses
Catering For
Any Size Party
Serendipity
Pure Foods
In The Brooks Shopping Center
REGISTRATION PROVIDES ITS USUAL CONFUSION for everyone from Dr. Stephens to tiie
lowUest freshman. But despite the usual array of last minute compUcations, all went reasonably
smooth. (Rioto by Kim Leland)
Orientation Week: Now A Memory
BY KATHLEEN BEN-
ZAQUIN
Director of
Student Activities
OrientatiMi Weeic, for many
of us, is now a mere memory.
The pain of tailing tests, run
ning here and there, un
packing, arranging your
things so that four bare walls
take on instant personality,
and making it through night
after night of crazy activity is
now just a blur. looking at it
from the other side of the fen
ce, as one who was in part
responsible for putting you
tlirough such agonies, it is just
as wonderful to have orien
tation over with. "Hie basic
feeling is “bumt-out”.
Taking a thoughtful look at
Orientation, I find that it did
seem to be a pretty good
program. Saturday’s events of
registration, welcoming
programs, and SAS classes
ran togetter anoothly. Our
freshmen look like a good
group - didn’t lose a single one
that day! My contribution to
the day, the coffeehouse at
Farrago, seemed to provide ^
rousing (or is that, rowdy?)
good time for all. 'Hie per
formers, former SA student
David Niblock and Allan
Gwynn gave a fine per
formance amid hand clappin’
and much foot stompin’. Our
new students will definitely fit
in well here at St. Andrews.
Sunday brought an over
whelming turnout for Frank
Covington’s Worship Service
in the Belk College Center. An
afternoon of tests and SAS
classes brought a hungry
crowd to an outdoor Barbecue.
Dinner was followed by some
outstanding sports activities!
Hie annual orientation canoe
races were definitely the best
in recent years, ^ch SAS
group providied a 4 person
team and alot of energy to
achieve the best time to win
the coveted trophy. The race
started from Chapel Isle,
across the lake to Mecklen
burg landing where a change
in boating personnel occurred,
and on back to Chapel Isle. An
ne Woodson’s SAS team took
top honors, posting a winning
time of 3 minutes 15 seconds.
Dean Robert Claytor presen-
Now that you have seen the standard issue of furniture,
see us to decorate your room.
tn
mj&L
Scotland Square
interiors
Main Street
ted the tophy ( a cheap
imitatioi for comic relief) to
SAS tutor Mary Bowman and
Professor Woodson. The athle
tic entourage moved on to the
P.E. Center for a very com
petitive round of volleyball.
Although we were unable to
complete the playoffs, it lo^
Uke we have some pretty
tough players for
ing intramural volleyball.
FoUow'mg such energetic
activity, the Freshmen class
was treated to the old Hep-
bum-Tracy movie classic
“Adam’s Rib” at Farrago.
Monday brought more tests
and more meetings and, of
course, more nighttime ac
tivity. Festival Disco put on a
great night of boogie at
Farrago. Despite a few com
plaints about the alcohol
situation, it turned out to be a
fun, and sweaty night! Just
when everyone though the
testing was over, Tuesday
arrived left everyong begging
for mercy! Tuesday af
ternoon, while the new studen
ts toured Laurinburg and en
joyed a picnic dinner with the
Qiamber of Cwnmerce, the
arrival of the “oldies” began.
“ The evening brou^t a change
cS pace with the Laurinburg-
St. Andrews Stage Band’s per
formance Ml the Belk Center
steps. They provided a couple
of mellow hours of music tha
helped people to mingle and
unwind.
Wednesday, the final day a
diaos and furious activity, lef
everyone with the feeling tha
they had experienced Uie “bi|
university” aura o:
registration. Hie fina
scheduled activities of Orien
tation included volleyball anc
ice cream with the loca
pastors at the Orange dorm
quad. A few brave and rathe
outgoing representatives from
the Art Squad, Highland
= Players Chambers Singers
and the Cyclists cajoled with
passersby to join thei
illustrious ranks. A great Clu
Fair it wasn’t, but an amusing
attempt, for sure!
McNAIRS
Serving The Area With
A Tradition Of Quality
Since 1872
‘‘Everything
For Everybody”
Full Line Of
Clothings
Gifts^ Accessories
New Fall And Winter
Lines Now In
McNairs
St, Andrews Students
Always Welcome