Henderson State University - Star Yearbook (Arkadelphia, AR)

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Finished at last - Mike Brumley unlocks his door to find a place for his last load of clothes. Time out - After students finally get situated, parents can be found taking a breather. .,n A l I 4 eeing is believing lt all began at 2 p.m. on August 24. The doors of the dorms were opened and arms loaded with boxes and bags started crossing the thresh- old. The arms were, ofcourse, attached to students moving into the dormitory for the se- mester. The first day was hectic. With two elevators, long lines, and eight floors in Newberry and Smith to contend with, 8fAny Way You Look at lt many students chose the stairs. All toiled, the casualties were few. A dropped refriger- ator, a smashed toe, a pulled muscle, and a longing for Mommy to make it all better, seemed to be the extent of damage done. Although it looked impossible, students did fit everything in their crowded rooms. To see it was to believe it. Going up - With tons to move into the dorms, many students Hnd the elevators useful. Going up was easy, but movers had to take the stairs down.

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X 'lui .twh Help wanted - When students move into the dorms, everyone has to do his share of the job, in- cluding Mom and Dad. Greek welcome - Campus sororities pro ved to be valuable when helping freshmen move into Smith dormitory. Moving lnf9