University of Wisconsin Eau Claire - Periscope Yearbook (Eau Claire, WI)

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—nJ---L Residence Halls Governors Governors Is a coed dorm wilh a closeness like a large family's. Governors has always been known for its wing activities within the dorm. Resulting from these activities, the students do not get to meet as many students from other halls. Sandy Higby. head resident, said. However. Governors is improving its communication and activities with other halls. The students appear to enjoy their contact with residents in other halls. she said. The hall closeness is apparent, however, in the students' interaction within the dorm. The dorm atmosphere is friendly and informal, suggesting camaraderie. One of Governor's features is its lobby delegation. The lobby is a gathering place for Students before, during and after classes, Higby said. Students watch other students go by. visit and tell stories, wait for someone to eat with and enjoy the mingling and friendliness. The lobby is the meeting grounds, the connection point between the two sides of the dorm. It is rarely empty and is often one of the loudest areas in the dorm, she said, fc Top left: Governors rnidrnh make uvr ot the ping-pong Utilities left: A lew members ol Governors family gather lor a liody shot. Governors B

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BtIom: Horan rcvitk-nlt belt out Iheir Yell Like Hell cheer. Right: Mike Wright reUte with the dailv newspaper. Below right: Mitch Tarllon hangs up his clean laundry. Horan Emmet Horan Hall was the first residence hall constructed on upper campus. Horan's 206 residents get a view of the Chippewa River Valley and of lower campus. Being next to the campus Recreation Center and recreation fields of upper campus provides the men of Horan immediate access to many recreational outlets. Horan's residents are known for their athletic prowess as many members of the varsity swim and basketball teams choose to live in Horan. During the year there are also football and basketball tournaments which draw many residents into competition. These tournaments generate enthusiasm and camaraderie within the hall that lingers long after the tournaments have determined the hall's best team. The dorm council of Horan is a group that takes pride in providing a variety of activities. Tubing, hay rides, picnics and an invariable party or two at Carson Park are the result of the efforts of the council. The council also cooperates with other campus organizations in promoting campus wide activities.Ik Z2 Moon

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Sutherland Sutherland Hall's windows are painted Welcome Home and for many of the 400 residents Sutherland Hall Is just that. Not home in the sense that you can do whatever you want, enjoy the privacy of your own bathroom or bedroom, but home because that's where you find people who care. Mary Bunnell, head resident, said. Sutherland women are active in many aspects of university life from residence hall government to campus organizations and honoraries. Sutherland Hall provides much in the way of social activities while still attempting to maintain an atmosphere in which students' personal and educational needs are met. Educational programs. speakers, and workshops are as much a part of hall life as are popcorn parlies, ski trips and happy hours! Sharing with and learning from International students is an experience which is new to many residence hall students. This year seven women from other countries and living in Sutherland and Bunnell said they're sharing the experiences they have had. fc Above: Sutherland rnidrnh give Iheir all at YcH likr Hell Right: Terry Urmjnn. Dawn Grmlo. (jinny tundxtrd and Pam Smola hang loow around the dorm. 24 Sutherland