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

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Can ' t Fight the Feeling No more coors or sweorers seemed ro be the general orritude os students began to pock owoy their winter clothes. Sunshine ond worm temperatures echoed the sentiments that springtime hod finally orrived in Buies Creek. This year springtime brought about many changes ot Campbell A chonge In attitude become opporent as the dreomy restlessness, spring fever, swept across campus. Spring fever was an epidemic which brought about the desire to put the books on the shelf ond go outside ro enjoy the sun. Lying in the sun was considered the best woy to take a study break. Campus life wos flovored by various activities such as the Billy Ocean Con- cert, Beoch Weekend, and the Little 500. The highlights of springtime oc- tivities were the Honor Boll ond the crowning of the Spring Festival Queen. Some of the chonges on compus were not so festive. Students really hored to see Dr. Puryeor who wos a greor asset to the government deport- ment leove Campbell. Even though students were sod obour Dr. Puryeor ' s deportute, they were anticipating the orrivol of Dr. Funderburk who would reploce Dr. Puryeor as chairman of the Deportment of Sociol Studies. Students were excited when construc- tion begon on the new laundry. After the loss of the loundry lost foil, students really missed not hoving o laundry on campus. Spring brought about many chonges in student ' s lives. For seniors, it meont the ending of college life ond the begin- ning of new one outside Duies Creek. For others, it meant preporotion for sum- mer vacotion, — Down Skerrett

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)rd5 the finish line 3 offer rhe Easter hen I ger our of school, I think that my most promi- nent memoties will consist of the limes thor I hove spent with my ffiencJs, stotes Lindsoy Tetty, o sophomote business mojor, Compus life ot Campbell means estoblishing friendships that ate very special These friendships ore speciol because they ore developed between students who ore experiencfng life owoy from home for the first time School becomes a home owoy from home for these students The friends they moke become their fomily Poffice Cain, o senior trust major, reflects, I wont to think thot the friend- ships thot I hove made will continue offer I groduote from college, I think that port of friendship is sticking with youf friends through good times and bod. My friends ore speciol because I hove spent three yeors of my life with them ond nobody con evet take that owoy from me According to Penny Joyner, Being friends tokes o lot of patience ond o lot of hord work. Staying up ond helping youf best friend type her term poper is Q good exomple. To hove o friend you hove to be a friend. It takes continuous work but in the end it is worth it Friends like you for who you ore A student can always be himself around his friends. His friends see his good qualities ond ovetlook the bod ones Cynthio Bowden remorks, My true ftiends take me for the individuol thot I om; I con be myself I think that is what I like best about the friends I have made ot Compbell When Cotrie Riggs talks about her suite mates she says, My friends are good to borrow clothes from. My friends olso give good odvice, but I never use it. I ' m just kidding! Sometimes my friends con be emborrossing but all in all they ore ok Friendships ore o blending of ex- cellence which mokes campus life designed to perform You begin os strangers ond then you ate molded os friends — Down Skerrett

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mi Andy Worers and Rhonda Mizzelle show off rheir cycling Compbell sludenfs enjoy being on stage with Dilly Oceon Beth Tyner end Greg Moore seriously conremplore whor skills during the field day events their next move should be Greg Moore ond Colhy Sebosrion demonstrate the joy of Mark Dedord (s omozed as he defies the lows of grovity being friends r the ' ' Jih Street shows her Campbell spirit by participating in the moon dance foce painting at the spring festivol