East Tennessee State University - Buccaneer Yearbook (Johnson City, TN)

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The present large enrollment, the capable administration, the well-trained faculty, and the constant recognition of high academic standards offer a challenge to the future of our college. TOWARD THE FUTURE D i M I ONI ON £ . U J L DING T-I-LJLXJL I l. s r 4 J t COi LuSJU J O « H « O H CITY, ! ! I I t S! U It will be possible during the ensuing year for our college to enjoy the use of three new buildings: a Student Union building, an Engineering building and a Health building. Our past and present years of progress serve as an inspiration for us to move into the future where even greater success awaits our college.

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UD S ' ZTd. . £24 + 1458 C. 3 LOOKING JLYich in tradition, dedicated to the inevitable progress of education, and confident of a more progressive future, East Tennessee State College refteet$in its past achievements and future objectives an even greater institutio higher learning. The progress of East Tennessee State College can be judged through the indomitable spirit of our three living presidents, President S. G. Gilbreath, President C. C. Sherrod, and President B. G. Dossett. It is with pride that East Tennessee State College can point to the eras of these presidents and recognize that each is a part of the total picture of the history of the college.

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Left to right: The First President of East Tennessee State College, MR. S. G. GILBREATH; MRS. GILBREATH; DR. C. C. SHERROD, The Third President of East Tennessee State College; MRS. SHERROD; DR. B. E. DOSSETT, Current President of East Tennessee State College; MRS. DOSSETT. Page 4