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Page 30 text:
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S a t the Deach It ' s that time of the year again! Troy State students cover the beaches each weekend of Spring quarter in an effort to get those savage tans and to party harder than the last two quarters com- bined. Panama City and Fort Walton, less than three hours away, fall prey to the relent- less students desiring sun, suds, and swimming. Car- loads leave on Friday (some more serious travellers who don ' t have classes on Friday leave on Thursday) and re- turn Sunday afternoon burned, tired, and ready for another wonderful week of English 101 and corp fin. Ho- tel owners in the Florida area are reported to love the Troy State travellers and live for their next visit because of their good manners and courtesy which can only be bred in South Alabama. The TSU students never leave messes or trash hotel rooms, but always show the utmost respect for their environ- ment. It ' s no wonder the residents of Panama City and Fort Walton look forward to Spring with such excitement. They know the Troy State Beach Crew is on the way to make everyone ' s Spring a memorable season. Top: Ian Hunt and Mark Rose are ready for festivities at Cash ' s in Fort Walton Beach. Middle Left: Phillip Gibson and Alan Abercrombie admire all the girls at the beach. Center: Pi Kappa Phi, Lambda Ch Alpha and Sigma Alpha Epsilon team up for a game of volleyball. 26 TSU at the Beach
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Page 29 text:
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' kn Each year the Adams Cen- ter Union Board brings in the month of May with an array of May Day festivities — this year was certainly no excep- tion. Troy State students, fac- ulty, and staff participated in activities held at the am- phitheater which ranged from lemon-eating to pie- throwing. Marriot Food Ser- vice, formerly SAGA, served hamburgers and hotdogs buffet style as the band CURB performed songs from their debut album. Var- ious campus organizations set up booths selling every- thing from car shades to brownies. Ten dollars was awarded to the winner of the pizza eating contest, who demolished a whole pizza in about three minutes. The person who could eat a lem- on the fastest was also award- ed ten dollars. Everyone who attended experienced a wonderful time — espec ially those faculty members who were annihilated by Boston cream or lemon meringue pies. At a time when students were getting restless and spring fever was running rampant, May Day was a wel- come diversion. ■
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