Carson Newman College - Appalachian Yearbook (Jefferson City, TN)

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Homecoming 76 Heaven Knows An thin Goes' .f ' MH Pl A L- E 14,4 if 'I Giant football players, robots, the Fonz, computer classrooms, heaven, dreams, Under the Big Top, all were Homecoming 1976. Alumni booths, the parade, and, of course, football combined to create the pagentry of the day. Homecoming, always a big event for any campus, was extra special this year because of the nearly completed Henderson Humanities Building were held. Expectation and emotion increased to an even higher than usual level as alumni with thoughts of nostalgia and students with hopeful anticipation carefully scrutinized the future home of the humanities at Carson Newman. 16 Happenings ., .. ..,,..g, :vi 1 '5-k?.1,i fn J I Qi! 1-N s

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9- 533 I F -9' :El-y 4' A B S' X 0 52 I .1- , -5, . Top: Spirit Day is in full swing with the advent of freshmen women at the cafeteria to do their thing. Left: The beginning of school marks a beginning of a commitment as the largest ROTC MS III class in the history 'of the program at Carson-Newman is sworn in by Lt. Col. James Barnes. Happen lngs

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Fw! Opposite Page, Far Left: Linda Coffey and Brenda Young work on the senior class display. Right: Chuck Bateman poses as a referee on the senior class float. Bottom: Gayle Brooks, the junior class representative with escort Wayne Earley. This Page, Top Left: Escort Hub Blankenship and freshman representative Sally Lowe with sophomore representative Jody Grant and escort Fulton Hartzog. Top Right: Joe College Jay Hartman and Betty Coed Mary Lu Gray. Bottom Left: Something Special musicians Jeff Brown, Chuck Wiggins and Lynn Sutter entertain the Homecoming crowds Bottom Right Drum major Doug Westberry leads the Eagle band in the parade Happenings - 17