Southern Polytechnic State University - Log Yearbook (Marietta, GA)

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pd my friend do his dishes. i After working on this project for a week, | decided that this room wasn't big enough for my project and my roommate, so, | packed her bag. r : I never thought flunking a class could’ There will never be another summer that room came in second place in the home of the week make me so happy. Well, back to the this room will be caught without a working pst. (The buck stopped here). “Want Ads”. cooling system. (They don't call us engi- neering students for nothing.) pe = | When the going gets tough, the tough get drunk — in groups. The telephone is a wonderful invention; you can ask your parent for money without seeing their facial expression. 29

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Lt Campus Life can actually be fun College can give any person a lonely feeling but after you get involved with the activities, there is endless enjoyment. The dorms are constantly being provided with enter fish ever te as much as | like mine. | just can’t kee tainment. The hall parties sponsored by the RA’s or the hands off! bands provided by the campus activities board. Stu- dents are provided with outdoor movies with popcorn when the summer heat starts to warm up the rooms. There is also a volleyball court between the dorms This is the bottle ballet class; the registration fee for beginners is a 12-pack of Miller The advanced classes are required to have Bud also. For some people, there can never be enough air to keep them bare it-all” and open the door (Future Exibitionist “l am a member of the FE.A.; our motto is , This picture was the only thing that kept me on my homework and off my boyfriet swear. Behind this door, s — ; . ’ tT ee — : tands the wall of Gerico — compliments

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The Dormitories— Home Away From Home Learning to adjust to being away from home is difficult for most students. Going away to college is more than just being “On Your Own.” Going away to college means meeting strange new people, learn- ing to compromise, having valuable experiences and friendship. Living in the dorms is an experience in itself. Southern Tech has two air-conditioned dormitories which provide a home for more than 400 students each quarter. Each room is usually occupied by two students and provides a conve- nient home on campus. Learning to adjust to this new lifestyle is sometimes difficult. Although Steve Holtz and Terri Carruth do as much as they can to help each and every student, they cannot because they are only two people. Therefore, they are assisted by a staff of resident assistants (RA’s). These resident assistants have been carefully picked from many students which applied and were chosen be- cause of their individual talents and ability to get the job done. The residents know that they can go to any RA at any time to discuss any problems that may troubling them at that moment. The RA’s, are living “big brothers and big sisters” that want to make this “Moving UP” transition as smooth as possible. Top Right: RA — Group Shot Howell and Norton Dorms Left to Right: 1st Row: Carmen Goitia, Eric Alexander, Jo Lynn Sams, Bobby Blount, Christi Redic. 2nd Row: David Kapiloff, Mark Powell, Robert Fazio, Lane Woodall, Brian Sammon, Shane Siniard. 3rd Row: Ted Graves, Kelly Davis,.Barry Coggin, Jack Murray, David Jones, Scott Mossbrooks, John Gasser (Behind Fazio), Larry Gil, Brian Teets. Don’t bother me. I can’t cope. Yes, it was something to do with finals. 30 a2 uss Sea The famous Howell Dorm beaming with style. That's right, I’m relaxed, very relaxed as a matter of fact.