Troy University - Palladium Yearbook (Troy, AL)

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tcr quartei begins in .1 fr .is friends get togethei to ( .He h up on things .titer .1 month of holida ties Formals .ire .i large p.irt ol winter ' s so ial si eric Some formals consist of bane and dan cs while others .in- convoys to Gatlinburg, len- nessee for a ski weekend Alter the w inter winds disap- peai everyone heads to the beaches for Spring Break; the week-long paru. Spring Quarter is alive and happening at TSU. Beach parties, Greek Week, pre- dead week bashes and sun- tan contests make up a long list of things to do . Week- ends definitely begin on Thursdays, if not sooner dur- ing this time of the year. Opposite Page: Pi Kapps compete against the Sigma Chis in a pool tour- nament at The Pub. Bottom Left: Lorrie Coholich, Steve Caporini, Beth Moulten and Russ Campbell dance the night away at a Pi Kappa Phi party. Bottom Right: Troy State students enjoy an evening on the town. Top: Designated druer s ( on Qui- senberr) makes .1 sobering choice. Bottom Left: Todd Norman and Phil Cray perform playful antus Botn m Rixht Bretl Kirkland ind lulu- Meadows perform the latest dam e steps Thu ' '

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Adventures In Roommates They wear your clothes, eat your food, play their music too loud, or just get on your nerves. They are roommates, and can be your best friend and confidant or your worst enemy. Most Troy State students have experienced the joys of having a roommate at one time or other. To have one with which you get along is a real blessing according to Freshman Melanie Sasser. Her big- gest complaint with her rooom- mate is She fills the sink full of water, fills it with dishes, but then does not wash them. For brothers or sisters who room together, the problems are usually multiplied. She always wants to know where I ' ve been or why I ' ve been gone so Top: A typical roommate scene, Missy Harris and Cinda Clingenpeel illustrate ev- eryday life in Dill. Middle Right: Yvonne Williamson and twin sister Yvette Williamson relax in their Gard- ner dorm room. long, comments Pam Goodwin. Yvette Williamson, however, states one good thing about living with a sister, When she makes you mad you don ' t hesitate to tell her, and that way things don ' t build up. Consideration is a trait most say they wish their roommates had more of. I have no privacy because my roommate ' s girlfriend lives with us, states an anonymous sopho- more. For those who are very im- compatible, swap day is taken ad- vantage of in the residence halls on campus and those living off cam- pus move out (continued on next page) Lift: Stacey Coates reads over the days notes as his brother and roommate Kendall Coates looks on. Above: Viewing their favorite television show, Mike Edwards, Joey Colwell, Stacey Coates and Kendall Coates pass the time. 16 Adventures in Roommates