Louisburg College - Oak Yearbook (Louisburg, NC)

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The welccxDe sign is always out fof Lcxistxjfg Colege Students ' moms and dods on Pcfents Day Discussng a students progress with a parent e Clara Frazier Reflecting about the day ' s events are Dean Keie McLeod. Cortey Hiard and Barry Crabtree 2 PaienH Day

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Parent ' s Day President Morris enjoys talking to some of the parents. Parents Day is our day to show the parents how we ' re doing On our Own. The day began with refreshments on the library terrace and a presentation in the auditorium where the Glee Club and Ensemble got the chance to show off their talents. The parents enjoyed lunch in the cafeteria which was followed by Parent- Teacher meetings. The day proved to be enjoyable and provided the parents with a way to become familiar with the students new way of life On their Own. A possible graduate ot the Class of 2000 Chad Gontt shows his Grandfather around campus. 20 Parents Day Barbi McKay welcomes parents to the Duke Cafeteria,

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Homecoming 1985 Homecoming at Louisburg College has a way of filling the air with excitement. The Hurricanes started the night off with a powerful win over North Green- ville College. Following the game there was a Homecoming dance where the new Queen, Stephanie Anderson, was crowned. First runner-up was Cathy Crosier, Second runner-up was Jane Thompson; the rest of the court con- sisted of Jennifer Mann, Kelly Cozart, Dena Boyette, Martha Infante, Kelly Starnes, and Gwn Struzik. It proved to be a great night for ever- one as the tradition of Louisburg Col- lege continued for another year. Homecoming Queen. 1985. Stephanie Anderson. Sharing o smile with her escort. Cathy Crosier accepts 1st runner-up. 22 Homecoming 2nd runner-up Jane Thompson accepts her flowers from the reigning queen. Reigning Queen Martha Butler with her escort, Bobby Oakley