Henderson State University - Star Yearbook (Arkadelphia, AR)

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ACT I: Autumn 'Twm Autumn, and the leavex were dry, and rmtled on the grozmdg and chilly 'winds went wlaixzfling by with low and pemive found. -Major jack Downing. SCENE I: The curtain rises as the overture fades. As the play begins the time is Septem- ber and the scene is Henderson campus. For newborn Reddies-the Freshmen, it was a period of awakening, merriment, confusion, and enchantment. For old Reddies-it was time to see old friends, and make new ones. The Reddie Spirit was in the air as the play began. Orien- tation, registration and classes-here was the first conflict. But the month was spiced with parties, mixers and pep ral- lies. It began in just this way. The quietness of night clings serenely about College Hall. Summer is gonep. and with-the dawn comes chaos called freshman orienation. Yes, Betty Pat Etchison found registration con- fusing. Henry Cagle ltopl tries hard to straighten her out. Every car must have a license, Betty Pat. Betty Pat sighs to herself, What a relief! The final checkout! Carole Williams, Burle Haggard, and Gail Jacks present Betty Pat with her most treasured pos- session-a freshman beanie?!

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