Pembroke State University - Indianhead Yearbook (Pembroke, NC)

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Left: As times pisses by, Pembroke State ' s Heritage lives on in a monument to its existence. P. 4, Center: The leaders of the P.S.U. world preside under this hexagon. Below: Crossing the tracks, onlookers become a part of the campus. v MS i

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Exterior P.S.U. Thousands of people drive by Pembroke State University each day; some are by-passers, but most are Pembroke natives. As they glance toward the campus, from highway 711 or state road 1569, their eyes rest on Sampson Hall, Old Main or the Performing Arts Center. The doric architecture of the older buildings helps convey simplicity, vigor, and solemnity. If onlookers happen to drive by at the right time of the year, they are fortunate enough to witness the exquisite flourishing trees and blooming bushes. Perhaps people wonder what the school is like. It is difficult to judge from the exterior; hardly any students are seen from the outside view, and activity resides within the campus. It is the yearbook staff ' s hope, therefore, that these people will have the chance to see the 1983 lndianhead and allow us to analyze this campus. Through this yearbook, people will understand, familiarize themselves with, and gain valuable knowledge concerning P.S.U. — its functions, its people, and their limitless capabilities. Top Right: Through these doors, students pass to pay their tuitions toward the college experience ahead. Above: To become a legal part of the P.S.U. world, everyone must be received in Admis- sions.

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Top left: Locating study materials is an everyday occurrence for students as Sharon Johnson gets help from Mrs. Jones. Above: Always ready to lend a helping hand the campus police are a much appreciated group of people on campus. Top right: Telephone booths are rarely unoccupied, as students call family or friends. Center: Rear view of an historic landmark on the P.S.U. campus - Old Main. P. 7 Lower left: Students can rest, talk, or debate at the newly built gazebo on campus. P. 7 lower right: Students know they are in good hands when dedicated people like L.P.N. Linda Chavis work in the infirmary. Above: Army R.O.T.C. members pause to rest from a hard day ' s work in the line of duty.