Chowan College - Chowanoka Yearbook (Murfreesboro, NC)

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Sidney Ruff, Mr. Bobby Cross and Mr, Leo Ruff, Kathy Whitley, seated, helps a parent and her son register for Parents ' Day, Parents and faculty enjoy chatting during the reception in McDowell Columns. Moving In 7

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Moving In The start of the new college year is quite an experience. It begins with moving into the dorm, home for that semester. Moving is quite a hectic experience with a lot of laughs and pulled muscles involved. But it isn ' t until everything is moved in that the room begins to take on a personality and seem a little more like home. Parents ' Day occasions Parents ' Weekend is one of the special Chowan and ranks along with Homecoming in popularity among the students and their parents. The day begins with a reception in McDowell Columns which provides the parents an opportunity to meet members of the Administration and to meet other students and their parents. Each parent has an opportunity during the day to visit each of their daughter ' s or son ' s professors and learn of his academic progress in the course. Most of these visits are plea- sant, but sometimes. Mom and Dad learn that a little more encouragement must be given their son or daughter to make sure they make that Honor Roll! WELCOME Members of the sophomore class, who are residents of Jenkins Hall, welcome freshmen at the beginning of the fall term. New students, and their parents, received a warm welcome by the dorm officers and others who assisted with the school opening. it takes a lot of help to move into the dorm rooms at the beginning of school. Students, along with parents, help each other carry the heavy boxes filled with books, clothes, stereos, TVs, and all the other things needed for a year at college. The summer heat of the late August days didn ' t help much to ease the moving in chores at the beginning of school. Those students who were assigned to the top floor were most pleas- ed when they finally moved in. ..and made Belk Hall their home away from home! 6 Parents ' Dav Moving In

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Leisure living at Lakeside Student Center A day doesn ' t pass without every student visiting Lakeside Student Center for a variety of reasons! The center houses the student Post Office, laundry room, television lounge, meeting rooms, and. of course, ping-pong and pool tables. Converted from an athletic gym. the former basketball court is used by many students for roller skating, and. on special occasions, dances and movies. Students gather every day at the center to receive their mail, enjoy games and television, and to meet with friends. It is a popular spot and a favorite among all Chowanians. Left— students spend leisure hours chatting and catching up on the latest campus gossip. Below— Billiards is a favorite pasttime and some students are able to play a few games before and after classes. 8 Lakeside Student Center