Truman State University - Echo Yearbook (Kirksville, MO)

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waum- me 9 -0ne , . . , . Pleasant November weather brings Missouri With , , , V ' , - Hall residents Rex Messersmith. senior, and , , , , ; ' Q Bob Thompson and Denny Vitt, freshmen, Au outside for a lam session. idn't v ' . 4 , , . ., , d . ' .. : J I I ' , ; ' . Since none of the residence halls have h, . , - ' ' . ,. z , L ' air-conditioning, freshman Rhonda Hardesty em of Centennial Hall wears c001 clothes and CW stocks up on soda for hot August studying. ive. ast few age. nseith 23 On Campus

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dupiu...;w.am. ,,.'J , ,. .. ,. was added to the lounge last semester has been promised since Foxworth was vice president of the hall council as a sophomore. Other renovations, such as the study lounges, took a couple of years to be realized, he said. During his four years, Foxworth has seen numerous water fights. FtIn the spring, you learn to look up before going outside because someone may dump a bucket of water on you, he saidJ Other pranks he has witnessed include the old shaving cream under the door trick and putting someone's hand in a bucket of warm water while he sleeps. Foxworth claimed he never took part in any of these pranks, but only watched. ltI always thought it was very childish, he said with a grin. 22 On Campus Crossing paths on the steps in front of Centennial Hall, Alpha Phi Alpha Tony Ford stops to discuss a few thing with little sis Iackie Iames, an Alpha Angel. Turner related her funniest story in her years in the same room. She was in her suitemate's room when she told the suitemate that she had to go to the bathroom. She began talking again, however, and did not get up immediately. Just as she finally rose to get up, they heard a loud crash in the bathroom. When they investigated, they found the ceiling over the toilet had collapsed and Turner had narrowly missed injury in a freak accident. Foxworth has spent a lot of time in room 316, but that will soon end. uOne thing about it: being in the same room for four years, there cant be any excuses about someone not being able to get in contact with you, he said. There are no posters on the walls of Missouri Hall 316 VI didnlt put any upfi Foxworth explained, ttbecause you just have to take them back down. l and the plain yellow walls are not particularly attractive. There is no special quality that stands out about the. room, at least not to the untrained eye. Yet, to anyone who has been around a few years, the room has a certain image. It is Ionas Foxworthls room. -Les Dunseith

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While Kelly F ett studies, Cathy Ialack enjoys the privacy of television in her own apartment. Fair Apartments provided an on-campus alternative to residence halls. Television sometimes wins out over studying as Iani Spurgeon finds out. Being able to watch TV without a mob of people is one advantage of Fair Apartments The necessity of cleaning is even more apparent Cathy Ialack finds the comforts of apartment in an apartment as opposed to a residence hall living provide a good atmosphere for reading an room. Tress Prenger takes a break from classes assignment for a class the next day. and studies to make a regular cleaning.