Anderson College - Columns / Sororian Yearbook (Anderson, SC)

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The Talmadge ' s get a laugh from Dr. Talmadges look alike — The Pink Panther. Wonder what the Pratt girls are up to this time? WHAT A JOKE?!? ' Every weekend 1 go home, I have a joke for my dad that I heard dur- ing the week. He usually laughs and in return tells me one. One day, he asked me, Ms my money going for you to learn jokes or to get an educa- tion? ' I just laughed be- cause I thought it was one of his jokes. — Kim Fowler Jokes become an important part of college. All of us sit around the table at lunch or in the dorm room and exchange them. Our teachers use them at the beginning of class to get things started or to wake sleepy students. Jokes be- come a past time for many of us. However, some of our jokes are never heard. They are only thought of when something ironic is said. All college stu- dents have ' inside jokes. These jokes are usually about someone else or pened last night. what hap- There is a third kind of joke — the typical college prank. Usu- ally this involves rolling some- one ' s car or yard with wads of toilet paper. Sometimes ' for sale signs are even found on front campus. The next time someone says did you hear the one about , rolls their eyes, or starts whispering, BEWARE you are in for it. The joke may be on you. 27

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Holly Lesesne said, Mooo-ve over and let me in the picture. Danny Smith and Si Pearman joKe about the responsibilities of a RA. Are you kidding; yes, I know what I ' m Yes, this is a joke — You don t even doing? know who I am! ' 26

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A LITTLE BIT OF SWEAT Only six more hours of work! Dr. Fries turns on the brain power in physics class. f Mrs. Hanley, you sure I have to study between sets? 9001, 9002, 9003, 28