East Carolina University - Buccaneer Tecoan Yearbook (Greenville, NC)

Page 10 text:

Campus Comes To Life Ks Students move in In

Page 9 text:

THI TIME Edltor Craig Sahli Business Manager Terry Brown Copy Editor Martha Oakley Academics Editor Janet Wiener Actlvltles Editor Robin Stone Athletics Editor Barrie Byland Classes Edltor Theresa Sheats Organizations Edltor Ronnie Gill Assistant Athletlcs Bob Debnam Assistant Organizations Ramona Mills Louise Massey Layout Artist Ellen Fishburne Writers Richy Smith Anne Tharrington Luke Whisnant Artists Andy Anderson Tim Brown Donna Crouse Photographers John Grogan Chap Gurley Doug Melton Pete Podeszwa Steve Romero Classes Portraits By Stevens Studios Bangor Maine Printed By Josten sfAmerican Yearbook Co Clarksville Tennessee Published By Media Board of East Caro lina University TIME s title and format by permission of the publisher TIME Inc Media Board of East Carolina University Typlsts: Adrienne Cloer Copyright 1979 by Craig E. Sahll and the Continued from previous page The staff has proved itself with the publication of this edi- tion - we are not to be ridiculed any longer. The 18-member Buccaneer staff and the 4-man staff of the Photo Lab have produced this book alone. We give thanks to the few who went out of their way to make our coverage of them easier - Preston Sisk of the Drama Department, Laurie Arrants of the Women's Athletics Department, members of the Student Union Major Attractions and Program Committees, Walt At- kins of Sports Information. We owe our greatest thanks to the Media Board for having the confidence in us to give the Buc a third chance. This book belongs to the Student Body. To those of you who understood, and were willing to give us a chance - we hope you get as much enjoyment out of it as we put into it. To those of you who bitched, and screamed, and complained - we will be available to assist in removing innumberable, inex- tractable feet from condemning mouths. Yearbooks are becoming out-of-date. It is our hope, howev- er, that this edition of the Buc will help reverse the trend and re-establish the tradition of a yearbook at this university - a tradition never to be broken again.

Page 11 text:

IIQKI 1P?l Rooms vacated for summer break were slowly re- opened as students returned to campus. Parking spaces filled up as students and parents unpacked their cars and trudged up to the dorms to unload. As the last day to move in came, the final strings were broken and old ones were untied. Old friends were reacquainted, new friends were made, and some tear- ful goodbyes were said to relatives. Moving in was a big step for freshmen, but a familiar one to upper- classmen. Picture A: A service provided by the SGA, rental refrigerators were a valuable addition to many dorm rooms. B: Carrying assort- ed parcels, two students struggle to climb the stairs. C: A smiling co-ed comes prepared for the chilly winter mornings to come. Moving Inf 5