Louisburg College - Oak Yearbook (Louisburg, NC)

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Jiving assistance to some parents on opening day IS th ? Difpclor of the Jordan Student Center. Chailcs Johnson Always Willing to speak with students about conflicts in their classes and personal life is the college counselor. Jeff Adams Participating in a small group discussion during the RLC ' s workshop are Kelly Gannon and Darrell Jones. Getting on the road to home during fall break are Marne Wilson and David Walts. Finding her room a good place to study and to relax is Tirst year student Jennifer Garulski. Around Campus 1 1

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Around Campus Helping Hands There are always ways to find a listening ear on campus. Friends can be a great source of encouragement and companionship. There are other people on campus whose main con- cern is the well-being of the students. Sometimes the answer to small prob- lems can be confronted in ones own room or speaking to one of the many college officers such as Jeff Adams, the Director of Counseling. One might even find answers to some problems in their own creativity. Louisburg Col- lege has been truly blessed with help- ing hands. Li ' The Jordan Student Center is a good place for students to lounge around and watch television or just talk. Working on her art project for the Fall Student Art Show is Jackie Garlich. Around Campus 10

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There is always plenty of excitement at the mens basketball games. Luther Tutt goes down the lane for a curcial basket. Sometimes its tough to get up for those 8:00 classes, but it is always a pleasure to walk to class on a beautiful warm fall day. There are many dorm meetings at the beginning of the fall semester to inform or remind students of college events or some college policy. Having the opportunity to chat before class begins are Mary Broughton and Johnnie Britt. Around Campus 12