Milligan College - Buffalo Yearbook (Elizabethton, TN)

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I wanna ROCK! Will the real men please stand up? One of the studious Pardee Rowdies strolls to class. -Pardee Rowdies Pardee Hall recorded another banner year as its rooms were full of Rowdies, both old and new. Two of the Newest Rowdies came to us from Georgia to be our new head residents — John and Debbie Houchens. Pardee continued in its time-honored tradition of being a Newsworthy dorm as the Rowdies rallied to rescue a stranded kitten from the jaws of a Lance candy machine gone mad! The complete story with accompanying photographs were carried by our own Johnson City Press, and rumors stirred that even the wire services picked up the story. At any rate, Pardee continues to exhibit those distinctive traits that make it to hard to ignore as it sits astride a gently rolling slope (Which provides the site for Pardee ' s annual Water slide — an event to which all incoming freshmen look forward.) commanding the center of the Milligan campus. A new institution began this year — the bi-weekly Pardee Prayer Breakfast! Provisioned by our own cafeteria and attracting many outstanding speakers, this event became a much-looked- forward-to event. The Rowdies of Pardee Hall provide a unique flair to the mix that constitutes the Student body of Milligan and it is hoped that this tradition will continue for many years to come. | By Dave Siebenaler Pardee Hall 19

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Sutton Sensations Good morning Sue. Sutton dorm has encountered a couple of significant changes this year. The first of many nas the nen head residents, Jim and Nancy (Mom. and Dad) Knonles. Welcoming them to Sutton was an exciting eyent. They helped add a sense of family and love to the dorm to make it a home anay from home. Another change that Sutton girls hare dealt with is the ne» addition to the cafeteria. This was met with a little less enthusiasm. Sometimes the price paid for living in Sutton was waking up at 3:00 A.M. to hear construction workers hammering down below or at 7:00 A.M. on a peaceful Saturday to a crane just outside the window. Dorm members hung in there and managed to survive without too many harmful side affects. As the year went cm and completion came closer, they were pleased to see a different look to Sutton. A number of dorm activities kept Sutton girls busy. For the first time a freshman initiation was held and proved to be enjoyable to ereryone in volved. The Christmas party held this year brought the spirit of the holidays to Sutton dorm. A large pine tree filled the lobby and was eagerly decorated by the dorm members. Open houses, prayer breakfasts and a football game with Hart enabled the girls to combine both worship and fun throughout the year. Kim does a great Christmas tree impersonation. Go ahead darling, whistle at those construction workers.

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Although Hardin has the luxury of their own washers, they still have to make an occasional trip to the drycleaners. Hardin Hilton Hardin Hall is a women ' s residence hall built in 1913. It was named in honor of Mr. and Mrs. George Hardin. The dormitory, affectionately referred to as the Hardin Hilton , houses 33 girls, who had to make reservations in advance, in order to gain admittance. Additional residents include Rob and Jeannie Gardner, Nakoa, and the most recent arrival, Enolih. The girls enjoy a variety of activities such as engagements, sunbathing on the roof, open houses, community showers. watching soap operas, carving jack- o-lanterns, attending Halloween parties, and having flushing services for dead fish. Despite the luxuries of the Hardin Hilton , there are situations that require patience. One of these is dealing with the maintenance department which insists we paint our own dorm. Little do they know that we will leave the job unfinished; just as they would. Last but not least, it requires much patience to live with Pam Unger, as the girls in Hart Hall know. By Loretta Jette The few, the proud, the residents of Hardin Hall. 20 Hardin Hall