Pembroke State University - Indianhead Yearbook (Pembroke, NC)

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4T »•• •V. Patience Everyone! A college career is a mixture of various experiences. One of these is most commonly called waiting. This tedious process begins when a fresh- man enters his first registration line and ends as he receives his diploma. Upon entering into these four years of learning, a student quickly realizes that desired goals and objects are never obtained without patience and work. Even though the experience of con- structively using acquired knowledge in an employment situation awaits most students, they become adapted to this process of waiting as a result of everyday occurrences. Day after day students stand in line for a meal or to receive infirmary care. The three longest lines students must be patient- ly bored in are the tuition, registration, and bookstore lines. Usually these lines are fast-moving and relatively interest- ing when friends are together. Luckily these time-consuming waits occur only two to three times a year. 22

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Below: Hanging-on: Lee Floyd and Scott Fogleman enjoy the lighter side of dorm life. Above: Some groups do more than just meet. At Halloween the sororities invited the children from the nearby Odum Children ' s Home to parties which were held in the dormitories. Left: Indoors or outdoors people like to hang-out with those of similar interests. Pam Canus, Russell Clark, Ida Baker, and Delthine Watson are ail members of the Black Student Organization. Top Left: Friendly smiles can be seen on the faces of Karen Gonzales, Stan Adams, Liz Peel, and Chip Chadwell as they relax on the steps in front of North Hall. 21

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P. 22 Top: As the slow, seemingly never-ending train goes by, in the car a student anxiously waits, wondering if he will make his 9:00 class. Left: Electronic mania has hit the student center, and people constantly wait in line to play their favorite game. Below Left: A sure sign of the beginning of each semester is the long line which winds around bookshelves of the campus bookstore. p r T m ■ 1 1 ' A |j I ft m fl Above: Resident students can often be found waiting in line in the cafeteria. Left: Congested hallways can be found when- ever a class runs overtime and waiting students congregate outside the door. P. 22 Bottom: One sign is worth a thousand words. Computer science students complain about the inaccessibility of the system. 23 ■ft HBM