Henderson State University - Star Yearbook (Arkadelphia, AR)

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V5 . c......-1 Student priced books are very popular at the first of each semester. Mrs. lane Arnold prepares books to be sold at the SGA book exchange. Lines seemed to form at whatever stage of the reg- istration process. Dr. loe T. Clark okays Tricia Clift's trial sched- ule. 13

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- On Campus . . Where Th Action I Thoughts of spending nine months in a 16 X 16 room can sometimes turn into nightmares. But with a little imagination and ingenuity, students discovered ways to transform the two beds, two desks and two closets into something more than just a dorm room. With a little help, rooms became the perfect home away from home. Students looked at their room as a chal- lenge to create a unique place in which they could study, relax, eat and sleep. One ofthe first requirements was to bring loads of gear from home. This gear in- cluded stereos, radios, televisions, plants and posters. Other students extended their gear even more. Several female residents brought their sewing machines from home and set up them up to sew not only for themselves, but also for fellow resi- dents and students. Annette Reeser, a junior special educa- tion major from Huntsville, brought her sewing machine to Holly Hall. S S .. xg A fishnet, beanbag chair and pictures on his bulletin board changed four bare walls into the perfect place to live and do homework for Donnie Willis. Residence Lifell5