Washington State University - Chinook Yearbook (Pullman, WA)

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If you live with your boyfriend and he has planned to leave town for the night, and you need companionship, your pet can sleep with you. The show you ' ve been waiting for, “One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest” is on. Your roommate turns the T.V. off because she or he has to study. Does your pet do that? Your roommate is the type to steal your dates. Your pet may grow fond of your date, but never seems to put a move on him. What’s worse than being stranded without toilet paper? Your roommate forgot to re¬ place the roll. What pet do you know uses toilet paper? However, when your pet leaves a pile in front of the T.V., don’t you wish it would use toilet paper to clean it up?! V 27

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Companions As the year goes on many students’ roommates become predictable, boring, etc. Some of these people turn to pets for their companionship. So the question arises: What does your pet do, that your roommate won’t do? Have you ever noticed that your pet doesn’t need to wash his dish everyday? Take a look at the pile your roommate left in the sink when you want to have friends over: your pet never does that to you. Does you r roommate have long hair? Have you ever noticed how hair gets wrapped around the brush on the vacuum. Animal hair is too short to clog it. Conflicts often arise between roommates — it could be over any little thing, like who’s turn is it to get the bathroom. Your pet never seems to argue with you. They are always glad to see you and give you something to love. 26

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Moments spent with good friends never seem to be long enough The parties start and end, just as you ' re beginning to have fun Moments spent meeting friends laughing, living, crying, loving, We grow up with friends and we grow old with friends but only by sharing moments.