Henderson State University - Star Yearbook (Arkadelphia, AR)

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an almost average HSU female student. . up three flights of stairs just as the phone rings. Great! She ex- claims as the party on the other end tells her of exciting plans for the evening. A quick cruise to Hot Springs for some good food, a whiz through the mall fthe basic neces- sity for all femalesj, then back to Ar- kadelphia for a jamming party! Shower time. 6:45 - After a total make-over and a horrible nightmare decision on what to wear, Crissy strolls out of the dorm to find her friends. The streets are buzzing with people on their way to Hot Springs, parties, and important dates. Several peo- ple stop and offer party up-dates, she makes note of them all just as the girls pull up. 10:17 - Back in Arkadelphia, every- thing's dead. With the lack of peo- ple in town there must be a party somewhere. After a quick stop at Sonic to grab a Coke, someone in- forms her of all of the parties. 10:45 - Lights flashing, music blar- . ',, W 3, - wr' -.W Waiting patiently - Students make themselves at home in the lobby of Smith while waiting on a visitor. ing, guys talking, people dancing. The fun has begun! She thinks as some nice looking guy grabs her hand and pulls her out to the dance floor. What a night! 11:55 - With terrible thirst and some tired feet, she steps outside for a quick breath of air. People, people and more people. 12:15 a.m. - The cutie that's been staring at her finally makes his move and bravely asks her to dance. 1:50 - After several dances and quite a few rest breaks, he asks if he could drive her back to the dorm. She accepts, hiding her eagerness. 2:10 - Back at the dorm they sit and talk for hours in his car, listening to the radio. A sleepy-eyed Crissy mentions a test she has tomorrow. Which also jogs his memory of a test. The cutie gets out of the car, opens the door, and walks her to the door. Just as she turns to say goodnight, he gives her a good- night kiss and asks if he can call her tomorrow. Sure! she says as she starts to walk inside. 4:00 - She finally makes her way up the stairs and crashes in bed. Who cares about the test, as the books hit the floor, I studied at the lake, or did I? She ponders on whether or not she studied, then thinks, He was really cute! l wonder what he's thinking about? She then falls into a deep sleep. 1.0 N. Wpalge pfxifflt isllxzvny Us-. M rl I 'M'-f.'l'l if -u y V is 'Q 4 ' . is '..' ' wi I ,591 S 1 5 S 'ig.Q::'? , Q 'Q 4 Q 1 if ,. I I. Q' b '31 if V , si Q F 4 lv 'im 4' Just like family - Sorority sisters Jennifer Parker and Kristie Pyron get all dressed up. Giggle box - Students crack up,' a A Day ,,, The me Of, I ,!23 good laugh is always appropriate. L, .

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A Day In the Life Cf . . . 6:00 a.m. - Oh, good grief! Not yet! Just 10 more minutes, Crissy Col- lege thinks as she hits the snooze button on her clock radio. 6:27 - After two more sharp blows the clock radio comes blaring to life with one of Crissy's favorite songs. Suddenly, under all of the twisted covers and pillows, there appears to be life. 6:30 - Covers, pillows and last night's clothes explode all at once to reveal a grumpy, sleepy-eyed form of human being who gains enough life to stumble down and take a very ice cold shower. What a way to wake up! 7:00 - After Mousse, hairspray, blow dryer and hot curlers, the stringy mess is beginning to look like hair. 7:10 - With every hair in place, now it's time for Max Factor, Mabelline, Coty and Aziza to get to work. 7:30 - The hardest part of the day . . . deciding what to wear. Dress up? No. Sweater? No. Slob? No. Uh, oh, 7:40! Grab the old varsity sweatshirt and the favorite jeans, jump into the Fleeboks, grab books and run. 7:45 - Just enough time for a dash 22fAny Way You Look at lt --xx Q - 1 a ,4 5 'XS-L -. ,M W XNNMN - .3 A I. V Making up - Dalfvn Garrison f s on W- face. 'T '-- F., fm- , to the Caddo for a big glass of juice and a bite of a doughnut. Gotta watch the weight. 8:01 - Slide into the chair nearest the door for the second time this week. What? What about a test? Not today! It is! OH NO! What a way to start the day. 8:55 - The professor calls for the papers. He won't have to worry about grading a lot on her essays because there's not a lot to grade. 9:00 - Ftecuperating in the Union over a Diet Coke. Yes, another class skipped. Friends come over to comfort and soon the horrible morning is just a nightmare past and plans are being laid out for a hot night. 9:50 - Headed to class, she realizes that she left her English in the room. A dash to the room for more dis- may, no elevator! Three flights of stairs in a flash, grab the papers and go. 10:05 - Just in time. 11:55 - Out of class for the day. Time to drop by the Union for lunch. Finally! Where to go for lunch? Piz- za? Burger? Chicken? McD's? No, it's all fattening, so off to the Cad- do. ::amnv v-'H 12:15 p.m. - Seeing the wonderful meal of liver, sticky mashed pota- toes and yams. Thinking about cashing in the pennies for a good ole Big Mac isn't such a bad idea now. 12:45 - But after a salad, cake, three glasses of Diet Coke, and somthing supposedly nutritious, it's time for some sun. 1:00 - The dorm was buzzing when she left. Everybody was on his way. What a day! Blue sky, white sand and nicely bronzed male bodies to! look at through the mirrored sun-1 glasses which had conspicuously! hid a number of hours watching: guys. 4:30 - After a good bake, a cool. swim, and a new batch of interest-- ing prospects, it's time to get back. to the dorm and start a make-over, one to include the red elf nose, compliments of the sun. 5:00 - With a lVlcDonald's sack in! one hand and a beach bag in the! other, she makes a triumphant hike! Almostlate - Lisa Karber dashes for class.

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,i T' Rain, rain go away- That wish didn 't come true, but one wish did come true for Mary MacNamara who was crowned queen by Dr. Charles Dunn. I love a parade-The torchlight pa- rade is a tradition many HSU stu- dents enjoy, although this year's was a little soggy due to rain earlier in the week. 24fAny Way You Look At lt Q' Come rain or shine Any Way You Look Al' If The Rivalry Continues With umbrellas overhead and mud puddles under foot, pre-game Homecoming activi- ties proceeded as planned. During the HSU vs. OBU pre-game activities November 22, Mary Elizabeth MacNamara, a sophomore education major from Magnet Cove, was crowned queen by Kim Franklin, Heart and Key president, and Dr. Charles Dunn, HSU president. MacNa- mara was sponsored by the Bap- tist Student Union. Other members ofthe court were Joyce Johnson lmaid of honorl, Lee Ferguson lsecond runner UPI, Sheila Utsey lthird runner upl, and Veronica Giles lfourth runner upl. This year's presentation of Homecoming queen candidates was held at the intramural foot- ball field before the torchlight pa- rade. ln previous years, the pre- sentation had been held in Ar- kansas Hall. Ten finalists were announced at the November 20 presentation. Among them were Donna Fisher, Mia Flevels, Gaye Watson, Rachel Morgan, and Lisa Dunbar as well as MacNa- mara, Johnson, Ferguson, Ut- sey, and Giles. The weather really coop- continued on page 27