East Tennessee State University - Buccaneer Yearbook (Johnson City, TN)

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tAll Photos by Todd Perryl Heave Ho . . . The job of moving in begins at home when you have to pack 12 boxes of stuff and a two by two and one half refrigerator into your car and still have a hole to see out the back window. With everything needed for a suc- cessful year at college it's time to hit the road. Upon arrival, you must Check in. This consists of getting a card which lists all the things that don't work in your room, like the electricity and the running water. After Checking in you make your way down to your car and begin toting that barge and lifting that bale. After numerous trips up three flights of stairs you decide that maybe you can do without your aquarium and eight foot snow skiis. When everything is moved in, you look around and wonder how everything that has taken you years to accumulate is going to fit in your 12'x12' home for by Chris Hutchins the next year. You claim your territory by making up your bed and plastering the walls with posters and pictures, hoping your roommate likes Slim Whit- man as much as you. Finally, after everything is situated, you feel kind of warm, that's probably because the air conditioning isn't working. Safe in the confines of your new dwelling, you forsee the events of the upcoming year. The only thing that seems to pose a pro- blem is how to get everything you just moved in plus all the gadgets you will collect all through the year packed back into the same small car when moving out time comes in the spring. A lone student sits by herself on the stairwell waiting for Mr. Clean. Heave Ho l 13

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x , but icult iff Finding room for the stuffed animals may be d new friends are always welcome in a dorm room 12 Student Life

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You've Always Wanted It . . . By Mark Williams iRandall Lewis Tim Jones tries to catch some sleep between his classes. Becky Brien heads out of the dorm with her bicy- cle to get some exercise. Can you imagine what people in a hundred years will think when they find out about dormitories? I mean, really folks, they're going to freak out. Think of the newspapers: Archaeologists Discover Dorm- itories A small group of brazen ar- chaeologists exploring on the planet Terra have discovered what ' first was thought to be part of the prison structure but later was determined to be part of the miss- ing link of University life: Dorm- itories. This extinct institution was commonly a large building con- taining many small rooms in which students were forced to stay while not in class. As far as can be determined, these dorms were segregated by XX or XY chromosomes, a definite sign of deviate behavior. In these dorms students cohabitated in groups 14 i Dorm Life