Alcala Yearbook 2001

rientation Staff

"00000000 .. .. ." was a commonly heard sound that came from our Orientation staff over September 2-6 th 2000. This year's staff includedl24 members of the freshman, transfer, and international Orien– tation teams. These students provided our campus with excitement, energy, and positive vibes to start the year off with a bang. BOY, were the dogs let out! Their involvement and willingness to help out the new students did not go unnoticed. "I can't even begin to express how great it was to come to a beautiful new campus where the people are so full of life and willing to make this the best experience possible. It made all the differ– ence," said sophomore transfer Stacey Fetterman. Although "O"-week only lasted five days, its preparation began long ago. Fourteen board members worked all summer to make sure everything ran smoothly. Thank you to everyone who participated.

Above: Working hard a ll wee k, the "O"- tca m decides it's time to ta ke a loa d o ff.

At Right: " How XQ.!.! d o in '?!"

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