Henderson State University - Star Yearbook (Arkadelphia, AR)

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. . ha .if N Residence Hall are next best thing to home if 2. A , 2 W . A-I :Q XX E 'f '-'J-em. X L: New ., t . as ' ' , 'MC A -'N' .-s. .,.,........,...... f .....h.,....,..,.,a. A 1- tAbove lefty Paula Bocox puts in some late hours catching up on her homework as- signments. tAbove right, Gayneli King, a residence assistant on the fourth floor of Smith Hall, tries to do some studying at the same time she keeps duty. tRightl Cindy Cates, an accounting major from EI Dorado, writes a letter on a break from studying. 'l6fHesidence Halls i Living in a residence hall on campus may not be as bad as one may think. Where else Cexcept maybe for homey can you mess up a bathroom and let someone else clean it up? Where else can you walk just two or three steps and find a neighbor? But. of course, there was the rule, now changed. that everyone who lived on campus must take his meals Knot necessarily eat them. eitheri in the Caddo Center Cafeteria. It was not so bad, when you consider the fact that it was for only four fshortj years. Another rule is the ll o'clock curfew on all the halls. But that is taken care of by an ingenious little device called a card key. The Residence Hall Association. an organization which strives for the betterment of residence hall life. does so by providing movies and other campus activities throughout the year. Y 3'4 3 .. Yi' 1 t 1 it .1 .' -- i 1 l ' 4 E .' SV gg. f 3 ' , i ' '1 . Qum- r I - v J' l l m

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c Wat .f-fun' 1, f-TheannualResidence'Hall Association's Spook Day again attracted ay large 'crowd ' of participants and spectators. Various student 'organizations . sponsored booths at the event which was held onl the lawn in front of DayyArmory. -V The,Deltaa Zeta's sponsored 5'Pitch at the Witch where anyone with 25 cents could throw a water balloon at the DZ of his choice. The Alpha Sigma Tau's sponsored an outhouse in which one could sign his name or any other form of graffiti for only 10 cents. ' For a mere 10 cents one could have someone arrested by a sheriff and locked in the Smith Hall jail. To get out the prisoner must pay a fine of 25 cents. Newberry Hall sponsored pie-throwing and water balloon-throwing booths. ' The Spook Day events ended with a dance in the basement of Newberry Hall that night. Q-sr