Louisburg College - Oak Yearbook (Louisburg, NC)

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Some of Us Live Here Ready, Set, Go. Pre-registration. Students cringe at the thought of it. Twice a year the cringing reaches epidemic proportions with no easy cure. You must endure the anxiety of waiting in long lines, filling out miles of paperwork with cramped fingers, and the agony of wait- ing to know if everything is correct and if you got all the classes you wanted. Some find reprieve for the ordeal in two asperin and an afternoon nap. For others, the only antibiotic is a sigh of relief for bringing down Pre-regis- tration Fever. Following fall pre-registration comes the ordeal of moving in. Sometimes the campus looks like a clearance sale when school opens, but with things moving in instead of out. Sophomores know exactly what to bring while Freshmen struggle with box after wea- ry box and still wonder if they ' ve got it all. There are momentous decisions to be made, like what drawer the socks go in and who can help you lug your prized refrigerator to your third floor room. When the dust finally settles and Mom and Dad give you their wishes and drive off, it is time to make new acquaint- ances, find your way around and finally see what college life is all about. Getting in to the swing of things. At Louisburg College, 1981- 1982. The beginning of a new academic year. Fighting cramped fingers, Jamie Kite labors over final pre-registration forms. j Advisees flock to faculty advisors like Janet Hatley to help them with summer pre-registration.

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Neither rain nor snow nor threat of tests can keep these Louisburg stu- dents from going to class.

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Sophomores have learned how to share the load. Trisha Hoag and Brenda Hughes will be more than ready for a trip to Laurel Mill. iVho says It takes an interior decorator to make a dorm room look like home? Pam Miller, along with her mother, nakes this a simple task. Recruiting new students for S.G.A. and school publico :ions keeps Steve Brost and Lynn Mimms busy.