Henderson State University - Star Yearbook (Arkadelphia, AR)

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Commuters Find Fuel a Problem XX hen most people thunk ot college they naturallx thrnlt ut campus lute and dor- mrturres. But hundreds ut students either In e In therr hometr,m'ns and commute or rent plates to lne rn Arltadelphra and be' tome a part ot' the community as well as the 4 ampus Trarlers, apartments, and houses were hunted with much Competrtlon between students, The lucky few who found abodes were usually outnumbered by the ones who remarned on the wartrng lists, Htt-tampus hung provrded, perhaps, more freedom and, many trmes more bur- dens, There were always the problems of lteeprng house, nndrng trustworthy room- mates, and trllrng the refrigerator. Commuters had therr problems, too. 5rnQe therr drdn't hve rn campus housrng, wrth manx not even laying rn Arltadelphia, thex had to cope wth tuel shortages, rn- t lement weather, and speeding trcltets. The average tommuter spent hrs extra trme rn the Student Union or the library whale xxartrng, on hrs last class or the rest of hrs ear prrrrl. Right - llazxvx 'wxxrtt lrnris that turnv'HlYtIllr131tu'lllTP lrv-.tl s re :rrml .tax ltr relax rn hrs atrartrtn-nt J-l Ott-Campus Lrvrng -fr tw-., -..,. In if -,' 6. I, -Q..,,.NM Ili, E I i' X ... A .I a Q gh. xp A ,K , . .rx- N., x X - -vt.. ,-f - l. , N 4 .-f it .., l 2 a . l r l l it .. IN. 14:5 r. A ' I l t S..,.rl IT ,

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...nn.. Free Time - ,.,g,,fs: x , . Rest From Books The second most important thing in col- lefae life besides hitting the books is free time. lt was there for the students who tound it - whether it was being with that faxorrte beau or rust reading a book all alone. The Student Union employed the use of the x ideo tape machine showing the latest ln Concert show or an old movie. The bicycle craze was in full bloom with bike racks filled to the brim and parking a bike a real hassle. The peddling artists sped up and down the hills to and from classes in the gay ninety's style, Sleep v that five letter word that no student gets enough of - consisted many times of rushing to class and grabbing that short duration of winks in micro-lab while the professor was not looking. The sleep schedule was often interrupted by a friendly card game that led into the wee morning hours, Free time was like gold. For those who applied themselves and searched for it- it was great! iq. rllfl f X QW Top - Romancing has always been a popular pas- time, as Ht-th Savage and Steve Sutton share a moment nt Htogetlierness Above - Sleeping can be great any time ot the day or night' :iv