Milligan College - Buffalo Yearbook (Elizabethton, TN)

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Julie Bosse poses for L.Q. (Ladies Quarterly). Jennifer Wakefield demonstrates the proper way to milk a cow. There ' s nothing in the handbook about keeping your room clean, according to Darlene, Julie, and Kim. Sutton Hall 21

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Salute to Sutton Every Milligan Student is in some way familiar with Sutton Hail, mostly because of its close ties with the (in) famous Milligan Cafe. The Joe and Lora McCormick Dining Center definitely makes this dorm one- of-a-kind, but the dining hall is not the only thing that makes Sutton and its girls unique. The easy-going nature of the Sutton girls is shown in the patient way they deal with the side effects of the dining hall. With relatively little complaint, Suttonites have accepted the ordeal of new construction, the heat and interesting odors from the kitchen, and the extremely public nature of their lobby. These are problems anyone could do without, but the Sutton girls are proud of the family feeling they have developed. This feeling gives them something to fall back on when the inconveniences are overwhelming. Activities such as secret pals, dorm devotions, and dorm parties helped contribute to this close- knit atmosphere, while head residents Jim and Nancy Knowles lovingly devoted themselves to being Mom and Dad to the whole dorm. Jim and Nancy Knowles: Head Residents of Sutton Hall, and proud of iti Poor Rachielle, Won ' t anyone come out to play? 20 Sutton Hall

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P ardee Life As usual, the residents of Pardee Hall had an interesting and exciting year. Most people don ' t see past the fireworks and the waterbombs which have earned them the nicl name Rowdies , but attitudes are changing. The guys in the old dorm at the foot of the hill are slowly trying to break away from the stereotype of being too crazy to care . The annual Freshman waterslide on Pardee ' s lawn, as well OS the infamous initiation of its new residents gave many people the idea that all the Rowdies want to do is goof off. However, a certain amount of respect is due to the guys for their increased involvement with the school. Residents Rich Hall and Eric Hoyden, for instance, demonstrated this effort to show more involvement. Rich was this year ' s editor of the Stampede, while Eric was elected sophomore class president. The Rowdies continue to show [ lllllgan students that it is possible to work a little and still have a lot of fun. The residents of Pardee do seem to have a little more of a party attitude than others. As far as changes that need to be made, though, let ' s stick to fixing up the building and leave the guys alone. Gregg Moreland just heard a really stupid joke. Yep. I made it ail by myself, says Joe IVIeddings. 22 Pardee Hall