Campbell University - Pine Burr Yearbook (Buies Creek, NC)

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Bottom left Umbrellos shode students os they lounge on the science building bogus beoch while listening to the beot of The Poor Souls Cenfer left Insteod of performing the ttodit shog, Sixty Minute Man Randy Woteis opts I jotn to Michael Jochson ' s Pretty Young Thing with his Miss Grace Melissa Sanders. Centet right The Pour Souls conclude rheir per- formonce wirh rheir most fomous beoch music hit, Just o Gigolo Deoch Weekend — 21

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A trucklood of sond. seven plastic baby wading pools filled wirh water, cups that procloimed Coke is it!, sunglasses, ftisbees, volleyball nets, beach blankets, umbtellas, and hun- dreds of students created an afternoon of excitement os scenes from Myrtle eluding Loverboy ' s Hot Girls In Love arid Prince ' s 1999. Not only did Deoch Weekend supply quolify entertainment, it also gave students an opportunity to get reoc- quointed. Freshman Scort McKee agreed. It brought out the freshmen SUN Beach come to Duies Creek. Music for the day was provided by The Poor Souls. a Chorlorte-bosed beach music bond I thought the band was reolly good — it really added to the day. commented Entertainment Chairman Karen Morrison, The Poor Souls played o variety of music, in- who didn ' t know eoch other and let them meet eoch other ... Seniors Lorroine Johnson and Lee Baker exclaimed. This wos the best beach parry we ' ve hod since we ' ve been here sond o great bond , , , even little swimming pools! j m

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o Whor do you do when you onxiously rush fo Morshbonks expecting if to be steak night bur find mystery meof storing of you from across the gloss porti- fion — again? How do you cope when you ' re craving milk and cookies and you open the refrigerator door ond smell lost week ' s milk before unscrew- ing the lid ' Whot do you do when those dreodful hunger pongs haunt you of 11:45 p m ; ond the television per- sonolities continuously echo Eat o Pita! , Coke is it! , ond Pizza Hut pizzo fogo! ? Students who wish to be adventurous in their search for food surpass the co m- munity of Duies Creek ond venture out For students who wish to travel far- ther into the deep unknown, Dunn of- fers variety of eateries. Those in search of o real meal go to Pig-n- Chicken fo theit delicious buffet of vegetobles, chicken, and borbecue To satisfy one ' s croving for shrimp and oysters, Tony ' s Seafood is rhe answer Western Steer Family Steokhouse is the place to go for steok Students who wish to pig-out on Tuesday nights go to Pizzo Hut for Duffer Night For o mere $3.59, students con in- dulge in covotini, garlic breod, and oil the pizzo they con hold. When Dunn, Lillingron, and Coots are unreachable, Duies Creek offers several EAf into the metropolis of Coots, Lillingron, and Dunn For a well-balanced meal or cheeseburger and onion rings, students take o ttip into Coots for o visir to Mas The down-home otmosphere hos made Mo ' s a Compbell fovorite for many yeors Lillingron provides chocolate nut sun- daes, hot dogs, and twelve different flovors of shakes of Stephenson ' s Tostee Freeze For students whose munch- out syndrome strikes ot midnight, just offer everyrhing closes — hove no feor! Hordee ' s provides twenty-four hour ser- vice Their ham biscuits and block coffee aid mony students in getting those extra needed houts of study olternotives to satisfy those haunting hunger pongs. Little Dinos, the newest addition to Duies Creek cuisine, offers o wide selection of fifteen different subs, nine types of pizza, spogherri, ond vorious side orders. Main Street Delis pleasant otmosphere allows Campbell students to enjoy everyrhing from scrumptous subs to mouth-woteting bogels. Ttocy ' s also offers o voriety of submorine sondwiches and hos delicious egg rolls on theit menu So, the next time you get rhe uncon- rrolloble munchies, jusr remember rhor there is o voriety of eateries ot your disposol