Arkansas State University - Indian Yearbook (Jonesboro, AR)

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IN 1986, ARKANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY Around the latter part of August, college students attending Arkansas State University anxiously wait the first day of school. However, a college student s first day of school is vastly different than a high school student ' s first day of school. To an ASU student it means just another semester toward his preparation of the real world, and for others it is the final step. To some, it may mean another headache of paying rent and other bills, because the luxury of living at home with their parents who erased their memory of being out on their own. To others, it means rekindling old friendships, pursuing higher goals, and being a part of campus life. But all must admit, that whatever each hopes to achieve during his college experience depends entirely upon him. The next few pages are pictorial excerpts from the campus experience, whether it is giving blood to the Red Cross, going to a fraternity or sorority dance, eating in Woodlands cafeteria, or studying. Because of the various growing areas of ASU, it is becoming increasingly recognized as what it has always been; an excellent school, which is under the careful expertise of ASU Presidnet Dr. Eugene Smith and his administration. So, we can say that ASU is on a roll ' ' (definitely). Students checking over their schedules. A form of transportation

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ARKANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY ADMINISTRATION 18 STUDENTS 38 DIVERSITY 92 ORGANIZATIONS 140 SPORTS 178 CAMPUS LIFE 228 GREEKS 294

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BECOMES ASU ON A ROLL (DEFINITELY) Mow much? A pretty face always helps. And you owe I ' m glad that s over withl Everyone can relate to this. Okay. I heard you. 5