Watts School of Nursing - White Cap Yearbook (Durham, NC)

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“Central has a cafeteria?” “Any complaints, comments, criticisms?” (Dr. Boyd) | think it’s at least worth a ‘B’, Professor Sherer. 29

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NCCU “Where is everyone else? | thought class was at 10:00.” By caravan we travel. Each car is packed with enthusiastic freshmen, eager to make their cross country jour- ney from car to campus. As we climb unending flights of stairs we anticipate another learning experience. The first few weeks at Central were filled with unanswered questions, lab schedules, misplaced classrooms, and slowly passing hours. As time progressed we found ourselves confi- dent intellectuals. Well, at least until exam time. And as the semester draws to an end and books begin to close, we look and wonder—how we ever made it. “Do you want it baked, broiled, or barbequed?” 28

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DORM LIFE Wyche House — To many it is their first home away from home. Who would think that one little room could come to mean so much. You get to decorate it just like you want to except no tape on the walls, no hot- plates, to cook on, and no removing Ot MiUGhItUres lO heain Ones nO oO Me Bathrooms are shared by many, and kitchens are cluttered by everyone cooking at the same time. Meals are served on the pingpong table only when OB is not having class. One small TV room is provided for everyone who wants to watch something different at the same time. With these surroundings, total strangers come to know each other and become good friends. “My first week at school and | didn’t get any mail.” (K. Clark) “Now who is she going to call this time?” 30