Troy University - Palladium Yearbook (Troy, AL)

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During the one hun- dred Ncir hiStOI the University , se - eral generations ha e ontt ibuted to us growth and success, each generation giving its besl ef- forts in classrooms, in labora- tories, and in all areas of the University. The last decade mirrors the dynamism Of continuity and c hange whi h h.ts historically distinguished our University. Our faculty h.is sought to offer quality pro- grams to deserving students; our administration has sup- ported the time-tested trin- ity of instruction, research, and service; together we have had a significant impact upon the education of the future leaders of Alabama and the nation. Ralph W. Adams Chancellor 11

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In retrospect, the ( en- thusiasm in out f in«- insti- t en nuil yen h.is been ,i tution - I r o Sun- I rmer - potpourri 0( Colorful Sity. After 100 e,irs, fh«- events, memorable future t looking brightei erformances and has than ever and the [jest is lugmented pride and en- set to be! C E L«E«B R A T l«0«N In the midst of celebrating, commemorating and dedicating, the Palladium would like you to take a closer look at a seldom changing aspect of TSU - the cam- pus environment. During the Centennial year, there was a change in the campus environment. Kilby Hall, con- structed in 1924, was the first building on campus back when the institution was Troy Normal School. To the dismay of many, the edifice was torn down in De- cember, 1986, to make way for an ultra-modern administrative building, construction to begin summer, 1987. A tribute to Kilby is paid on pages 18-19. 0-N»E H»U«N«D»R«E»D Photography b I Motrin. I) S vi»»cvih and rou ' S»»om PSoio(pjph