Henderson State University - Star Yearbook (Arkadelphia, AR)

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A-w A I 1 1 i X lTopJ LaSonja McDonald and Johnny Jones are talking Square Biz on the phones at the Student Union. lLeftJ Dorm life wouldn't be anything without our own private phones. lAbove1 Sheryl Turner, Star Editor, talks through the window of the Star and Oracle offices. Everything is on time! she tells Debbie Posey, her assis- tant. 23

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WHO 'S TALKING Who can argue the process of communication? Definitely not the students of HSU. Whether the news be good or bad, the telephone lines are constantly busy. In the dorms, union, or offices, there is always some information to be relayed. The students of HSU proudly raise the receivers and salute Mr. Alexander Graham Bell for his glorious invention of the telephone! tBelowl It's the best way I know to get a date around here, says this macho gentleman, referring to his prospective date in the next booth, tRightD Hi, guess who this is? By the look on this Iady's face she seems to be enjoying this Caller very much. f -' A QKF' ' i-L t 3 if til t ef' 22

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Y Carol of Ligh ts The llth annual Carol of Lights sponsored by Residence Hall Association aided the yuletide season and brought Christmas to the Henderson campus a little early. Lit Candles bordering the scenery, building and trees enhanced with Christmas lights and tinsel created a festive Christmas scene. The Children of Child Services Center motivated the crowd singing Jingle Bells, Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer. and We Wish You a Merry Christmas. The HSU Gospel choir and BSU choir sang selections of Christmas carols. The story of the birth of the Christ Child narrated by BSU director Gary Glisson and the audience participation in the Spread the Light upon which everyone lit his candle were the highlights of the evening. A reception in the Student Union Pub after the program created festive cheer and warmth for those who participat- ed, compliments of RHA. new wfw ,- ---.,, he-P 24