Troy University - Palladium Yearbook (Troy, AL)

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PEOPLE A combination of self, books, things, others, make the colorful people of Troy State College. A combination of veterans, commuters, in-service teachers, parents, regular high school graduates, instructors considering students junior colleagues, and a physical education department, unequalled, make life colorful and stimulating at Troy State College. We are prey to the adage, The more we learn, the more we learn there is to learn, and we seek out books, ideas, conversations, For each new quarter brings new textbooks, teaching new words, methods, miracles. And in the quietness of the library, we read and research and think. CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY, THE FRENCH REVOLUTION, BUSINESS LAW, MUSIC AP- PRECIATION, SHORTHAND, MILTON, COMMUNITY RECREATION— these are some of the books that help make the colorful and dedicated students, who tomorrow or next year will be the businessmen, teachers, musicians, and coaches of Alabama and the world. Problems are solved or ironed-out over coffee and cigarettes in the Student Center and In the Baptist Student Union Building in solitude and repose. THE TROPOLITAN, THE PLAYMAKERS, ATHLETICS. THE RED W I BAND, THE PALLADIUM — these are of the activities that help teach organization, self-respect through evaluation, appreciation of others, reliability. We learn by all these means that there is enough room for the personal accomplishment of everyone The study of ourselves and others, and a better understanding of the world around us will make us colorful and useful citizens and parents and teachers of tomorrow and the years to come.

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AND Co Ju£ THIS BOOK IS DEDICATED TO THE STUDENTS OF THIS COLLEGE, PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE [ 6 ]

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