Henderson State University - Star Yearbook (Arkadelphia, AR)

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14 Rain QCH2 by VICKI SCHLIMGEN H1-he forecast calls for partly cloudy with the slight chance of scattered showers the first part of the morning, definitely ended by noon. So we all grabbed our umbrellas, knowing that the monthly monsoon had set in for awhile. When we first came to HSU, none of the freshmen were prepared for the rains. No one had ever told us about it. But, alas, registration brought quite a sur- prise. Having to stand outside of McBrien for an hour in the pouring rain, the rumbling thunder in the dis- tance, is not my idea of a fine afternoon. And inside, umbrellas, plastic head coverings, and muddy shoes abounded, as students swarmed the ballroom. Many students didn't even own an umbrella before moving to HSU, but they quickly learned that one invests in a good umbrella before he buys books, registers, or settles down. V The campus takes on a dreary, drab appearance during the continuous rains, brightened only by the baubling of the colorful umbrellas. Many romances have stemmed from a friendly walk under an umbrella shared by two. Students without the handy little rain protectors can be seen skipping from student to student- a sort of musical- umbrellas game -to get to their desired building. Often times it is difficult to predict the rains, as it will be a bright, sunshiny day at 9 o'clock and sud- denly pour rain at 9:45. This is particularly true when one has a class in Fine Arts or another building which has no windows from which one can get a warning of the showers to come. The situation that is particularly saddening is the student who sits in class and watches rain clouds roll in, dispersing the drippy contents as he remembers his windows are wide open in both his car and dorm, and his stereo is directly inside the window. One way of predicting the rains is to listen to the girls complain in class. lf ayoung woman is lamenting to a classmate that her hair is frizzing to infinity, then one can be assured it will rain quite soon. The Henderson campus has marvelous oppor- tunities for the rain to gather in deep pools all over. For instance, the concrete entryway to the Day Ar- mory looks like a mini-lake after a day's rain, and the pool that collects at the doorway to the post office is knee-deep. - But all one can do about the situation is grin and bear it, for it has existed for many years and is evi- dently here to stay. Flain is attracted to Arkadelphia, so one must accept it and keep to heart that an um- brella in the hand is worth two in the dorm. K s 'KP' S 1 it i .Q-2 P'