Henderson State University - Star Yearbook (Arkadelphia, AR)

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uk 5 'H , 'K-wgQE.Q ' . ' ' MY? if Visitors to Reddieland register in the Student Union preceding Reddie Day 51 mix A common illness called Unionitis was the result of spring fever. ..5.rtI ,V rf . X 11' F' L 'X 4 -rf! X. s, ar' fy - f ff it i' 2? ., 'fi K ii ff ,, sw. - .. Q- . lx- k x A ' To :WE , M L 1 ufrvtii. . WL, , A , ' L L, 5 ' SX XX., I AE i i t. ,. activities. lu ' psi- Y 1' t r ! I- -.. L 6 A' 3 'V .2 . 1 , i Last minute preparation before the big date. f i

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Lyla Brown, who was sponsored by Alpha Sigma Tau Sorority, was Reddie Day Queen. 'iisff h r I ' ..., ,---- ,.1,1 ,.., ..v, Dr. D. D. McBrien welcomed vis- iting high schools to Reddie Day. SCENE III: The climax brings May. The sororities and fraternities went to Hot Springs for their annual weekend parties. The Ab- normal Psychology classes made a field trip to Dallas. As May went on, the students gathered for their last produc- tion . . . Reddie Day. All sororities, fraternities and the Independent stu- dents participated in competition for best skit and singing. With mixed emotions, we saw our friends . . . the seniors pack and prepare to enter a wider world. For the rest of us, it was an- other semester exam period and sum- mer vacation. These things climaxed our play-the ending sad and happy, but all things must end. Lyla Brown, Reddie Day Queen, poses with her court for photographer. ttl 2: ' 4 1

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Alpha Sig's version of s the Wizard of Oz in Reddie Day competition. Delta Zeta's put their best foot forward. Seniors don their caps and gowns to attend their last assembly as Redclies. I The Play is over . . . and once again Night draws its silent cu year. rtain on another