Pembroke State University - Indianhead Yearbook (Pembroke, NC)

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Car washes abound as various campus organizations seek to raise funds for their activities. Phi Beta Sigma held this car wash at First Union National in Pembroke. School spirit spills over, especially at meet- ings oi the Braves Club- Dr. Ellen Bryan and Dr. Edwin Crain enjoy the luncheon which was served on Media Day, Oct. 1 1 , 1983, in the Jones Physical Education building

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ir riiii 1984 Finding time away trom tlieir aca- demic endeavors, sophomore Estreal Handy and treshmen Gail McNeill and Donna Hunt watch their iavorite soap. College students find watching soaps a Basic stooping exercise is helpful m the packing of suitcases. During the fall se- mester 656 students lived m the dorms. Tonya Lynam.here preparing lor a week- end at home, lived in Belk Hall, Kdoririd Nuorhe Buir ' 1 The spacious 108-acre campus al- lows students plenty of room for walkmg. Sharon McHale and Jackie Taylor do not appear to be in a big hurry. They obvious- ly are not trying to make it from the Sci- ence Building to Classroom North Build- ing in the 10 minutes allotted between ' ■lasses on Monday. Wednesday, and Fri- day.

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Getting the ball ready ior tee-ott Paul Mclnnis, a student of the beginning golf class, practices with his 7 iron to prepare himself for a real goH course. Magaz Public Inlormation ' dianhead traduction INTRODUCTION Cor.l dents lived off-campus, the small school atmosphere al- lowed students to interact and feel a part of campus life. Because it ' s a small school, the people are more friendly and outgoing. Close relationships are formed more easily, com- mented Monica Midgette. You have opportunities here that you might not have at a large school, ad- ded Marie Long. Another positive factor at PSU was the low ratio be- tween instructors and stu- dents. With smaller classes, professors were able to give more individual attention to students. Robin McKellar expressed her opinion: You get more personal at- tention in the small classes. There are some really good professors here. Tina McKnight added, The people care and give individual attention. They give the personal touch. Music major Charles King chimed in, For being such a small school, the quality is high in teaching and musicianship. PSU offers students the opportunities of a state affili- ated university while at the same time retaining the unique flavor of a small town atmosphere. Getting into the spirit. Professor I. Ruth Martin congratulates a new graduate following tfie ceremonies wfiich took place in tfie Performing Arts Center on Saturday, May 7, 1983. Indoor cookout? — Due to a good chance of rain Chancellor and Mrs. Givens had to move their back-to- school faculty cookout inside the gym. Here the host and hostess converse with Mrs. Farmer and Mrs. Dunavan.