Henderson State University - Star Yearbook (Arkadelphia, AR)

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ight nd Weekend Adventures isilkllqiaisusi .kX. I A JHSJNNSJHIUWQ 4 Univ evade Ui In early April Hot Springs theme park, Magic Springs. began its weekend season and offered students the op- portunity to meet Traveler and Big Al. It was a chance to escape the flurry ot' classes and enter the world of country fairs, and mill towns as we rode rides, saw arts and crafts and ate good food. Most weekends found the suitcase college resembling a ghost town as students headed home again. Beginning after lunch on Fridays the great getaway began as cars were loaded up with laundry. books, and, of course, people. For those who stayed on campus on weekends it was quiet. The campus, full of noise and activity during the week, takes on a whole new atmosphere on weekends. lt was a chance to get laundry done. catch up on all that homework, relax with friends and sleep ate. Not all weekends were totally quiet, however. Sorority and fraternity parties and dances added adventure to many weekends. During the fall and spring, football and baseball gave sports fans the opportunity for entertainment. Most of all, weekends were a chance to take time out from a busy week oi classes. tests and activities. have some fun and get ready to move on to the next week's adventures. - Pop's Pizza offered students a 10 percent 4 I discount on drinks every Sunday evening, H Granny's Pancake House was a favorite place for , i students to go. Being right in town offered the student to save on gas. eng . 1 1 G, y - 1 ,- if-I . v -::n V VV si , ' K YY V' 3 . M , ,, u ff if J . it , y- a Qi, Y 'A ' 4 ' , Af' H V Y- A .t' . . ii ffl! , . W 7' r xy ' .2 ,A :YB I . .' s-1' Lu: tg e.?'X,.-st if S ,Hx f , T . - , f 5' ' - ' ' ,, If J ,Q ft' it- ' - if 1 ,Xen ' ' fir? 4' rs-X. - -f f- t - W , '-. - is . r , f a . .. ff s i -' : 1 .rid . ' ' if 1 get W x Q N., 7 - AW s ' E A, ,. , . 0' : 1 Q. K . ' 1 , ,L ff . 'Y' 'L fri-, . - ,Z . V - al i I I J rv V - . anti,-r if , 4. -. I, -5 4 - I K ag. -.g u . A ' J.,-g.f I- ,tt ,, . - nf , 'vel 4 t . . V , ,t - .,H. . .1--L y ffs, .. 4 ,4 A ' . H1 303 1 if , 4n,'Q. - g mm s F 75 gi' '. ,fi f' i ' 1 -' - -ff ,. I . -, . , s if t. 7 g...'- ' 1 I 'f :M M a ' L ' f ' f f' , g' f 41. f 'W W ',Kf,,.f,. 'HH -- if I ,tn Q .H ,- AY . l k, . . - Y. - I A 1 525 L'-P X fa' Q12 . K . r S235 FS Af . -- Night And Weekend Adventu es! 5

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Deanna Johnson grimaces as she misses her egg. The egg is shown just under her arms. Willie Carter pushes Mike White in the wheelbarrow race. .73 TF' .c .HI ' 1 i ' . 'ff' L. X X ig, . ' ktoberfe t Our neighboring city Hot Springs stages the annual Oktoberfest and we were not to be outdone. Our own Oktober- fest began Oct. 2 with the RHA Great. Races. Newberry Field was the site of much excitement and movement as competition was held in sack races, three-legged races and push cart races. Other events included an egg-tossing contest. wheelbarrow races and the frisbee toss. Caddo served supper at the field to add to the festivity. The second part of the 'fest' came later in the month with a victorious and colorful Homecoming Oct. 27. The final event. was Spook Day, also sponsored by RHA and held on Halloween. Booths. includ- ing a water balloon throw, a bake sale and a fortune-teller, were set up on the field in front of the Union. Though not as elaborate as our neighbors, our own Oktoberfest was a successful part of the year's adventures. Alpha Sigma Tau sorority sponsored a Coke drop game as part of Spook Day, Working the table are Linda Miller, Melinda Newton, and Terri Harris. Okwbef t 12