Louisburg College - Oak Yearbook (Louisburg, NC)

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Barefoot welcome new and returning students to Patten Dorm

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What ' s in store . . . Let ' s move in and see Could Linda Moyer possibly be waiting foe some Lou CJ hospitality to help her out? Dreaming of a new elevator in Wright Dorm gives Avis Miller an incentive to carry her bags upstairs. As August 20 crept closer and closer, many different feel- ings began to erupt. Mixed feel- ings about my departure were felt by all the members of my family. In a unified manner we all began to prepare for me to leave. While preparing what to take with me and what to leave behind, shirts, pants, jewelry, and different accessories were misplaced and had to be searched for in the chaotic whirlwind my room had be- come. It was impossible to think about becoming a college girl with so much confusion. Ready or not, with temperatures in the high 90 ' s I began my journey to Louisburg to initiate my college career. Once at Louisburg, my first experience as a coed started by unpacking the car and toting all my posessions up sixteen steps to second hall Merritt. Then there was the anticipation of meeting my roommate and sui- temates. Mext came the tears when the time came to tell my par- ents goodbye and watch them drive away without me. Seeing them leave brought me the real- ization of the responsibilities, fear, and naiveness of being on my own. Amy Haskins Big friendly smiles from Brad Johnson. Charles Johnson. Paul Smith. Bill Smith and Kenny 8 Student Life

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What ' s in store We ' re getting there Taking a break from all the excitement, Ernie Jamison has a coke and a smile. as he cools off in front of his fan on a hot and humid day. From the look on his face, the large fan. a cool drink and music makes the day more bearable. f H It ' s a family affair as Troy Barnett. his mother, and his brother Phillip Barnett rest from moving him in. 10 Student Life