University of Central Arkansas - Scroll Yearbook (Conway, AR)

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week from the in id Sunday Equals Libraries and Laundromats unday: the day when all of the students are trying to get pre- pared for Monday classes. It never fails, when you plan to spend the whole weekend studying, some- thing always comes up. Whether it be a good party or you just need to catch up on your sleep, you wake up Sun- day moming at about 11:30 or 12:00 and the night activities finally catch up with you. You try to find something in your closet to wear and you realize that you haven't washed clothes in weeks. You get all of your laundry and deter- ? 1 -lZll'-'E.T1L'2.i-. gent together and head for the laundromat. You also bring some homework with you in case you find time to study for your test on Mon- day. Once you get to the laundromat, you pile all your clothes in the wash- er, and the race is on. There is a lot of things that go on in the world of soapsuds and washers. In between fighting over the dryers, you meet some good looking guy ask- ing what temperature to wash his 50l's. You kindly offer your assistance and decide there is plenty of time for homework later. After an exciting evening at the laundry room, you have to race off to the library and spend the last dwin- dling hours cramming for your 8:00 calculus test. After spending several hours filling your brain with knowl- edge, the librarians start turning out the lights, and you are pleased to realize it's time to go home. You stagger back to your room. Your brain isn't allowing anymore information in, and you crash onto your bed. You are finally crammed and ready for Monday. Q .gs 5 ,A , ,'-, . 4 'uibfgu U KW-ff ' fri 'l Y 0 A 1 r' -'11 Y . N W,- 'l ii ,Q . day night at the library. study sessions. 1vv 1 Sunshine. A student snatches a few moments out of a beautiful day to study. Studying. Doris Wong spends a typical Sun- Group effort. Hazel Diggs, Kay Atchley, and Carla Briney believe it helps to hold group A Week on the lnside!Sunday ll

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f Jfi?1L'f-'f' X ' A' - ' Y 1 Almost finished. Wendy Walker and Frank Holbrook find that sharing a dull chore makes it less tedious. Now what? Without Penny Williams, Brian Schroeder would be lost. Dirty clothes. Tom Layton brings in his pile of dirty laundry. 10 Student Life

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Pizza. Students Russel Lane, Tony Kelley and Gene Baine are enjoying a Monday night out and good food at Pizza Inn. S' , pi' aa. hifi 'l mf f 1: --.-.- WWW ,ff,,,,,, N r f,-- WW I 1'-'f'-N ' - s h 7 Y,V,1 K , .,,, ,,,, gb , V . A M NV , , H 'fn 2 , , f ., M 2- . mf 2 '-,. 5 ff fi A f,,Mfp'4l,,,W f,,i fff' ff , H iff, f , yi ff IX' for WWf,,w,f,2,gefff ,W ,mm J f ' ?Ja,aQQf' , 'tif x , mf w f f f V ', f wr, ,,,f, ffff, 9 W,w,y,Z?WU,,4JQ ,f,, ,gwmqywzf !,,iQgWN,,, t J ,il. .,yii , if iiyi y ,lfif 1 W! V f ,M ,,,, ,wwf L t 1 i iiiiili llli They're here. On Monday night, the outside of Pizza Inn looks like the parking lots of UCA. A mouth full. Mark Pharr finds that when starvation approaches, manners are forgotten. 12 Student Life wwe My ff 21 f Nil'