Troy University - Palladium Yearbook (Troy, AL)

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The Front Porch Troy ' s place for great times with good friends Every college town has at least one local place that is known as the hot spot of the town. Troy is no exception. The Porch , as it is often referred to, is one of Troy ' s local night clubs . It is here where everyone you want to see, and even those persons you don ' t care to see, can be found on most any given Thursday night. The Porch is nothing more than an aged building that has been converted into a dimly lit, musky smelling tav- ern, but it is at this place many TSU students can recall many fond, and for some, not so fond, memories. The Porch has a relaxed at- mosphere where you can shoot a game of pool, dance, sit and enjoy a drink or two with a friend, listen to the music, or just socailize. Most TSU students do a combina- tion of it all. Even if there are other par- ties and activities scheduled for a Thursday night, the evening is still not complete without a stop over at The Porch. Garry Cannon said, I like to stop by about 11:30 to see whose out and what ' s go- ing on. For many students, memo- ries of The Front Porch will also bring back memories of great times with good friends. 12 The Front Porch

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Top Left: The Air Force offers a ca- reer choice for many students. Top Right: Debbie Blair takes a look at the job opportunities offered by Parisians. Bottom Left: The Veterans Adminis- tration Medical Center offers many jobs to nursing graduates. Middle: Criminal justice majors have a chance to join the proud profession. Bottom Right: Gibson Vance, a Troy State graduate, tries to lure future graduates to his work place, Russell Athletics. 14 Career Day