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

Text from Pages 1 - 404 of the 1973 volume:

366830 Immitate, meditate, correlate, emphasize, itemize, ostracize, make demand, understand, too much man. Where do I go from here? JUN 11 73 Readjustment starts with invasion to set up new domains in the willing environment. Familiar possessions find a new place in the niche to be established. Unfamiliar faces are unique compliments. They formulate our attitudes of the whole picture. 2 k 3 4 I RESERVED FOR I STAFF ONLY UNAUTHORIZED VEHICLES WILL BE TOWED AWAY A1 3IVNERS EXPENSE NO LEFT TURN I really need to stop and think where I am going. But I'm afraid to stop. The rules may change and the move I want to make might be illegal. If only there were signs to tell me where to go and what to do instead of where NOT to go and what NOT to do. There is nothing as impossible to find as a direction, either physically or spiritually. Registration ... Less Hell Thai 6 Last Year? I holed it. I hod o bod appointment.' The system was better. At leost, it wasn't o rot race. What do you think? 7 Classrooms are extensions of the educated who are reaching out to students. Many times the incredible emptiness of some classes turns students off to such an extent that interest in learning is lost. In order to combat these frustrating situations many are turning to courses offering more self-participation. Students are able to get into classes which require a creation from the mind or hand of the individual. Education is of value only when the student receives satisfaction from expressing himself through his learning and not sleeping through a lecture. 8 9 Culture is Where you Find it at E.T.S.U. ... If you can Find it! 10 The politicians do the lecturing in an election year — we listen but do we learn? Culture leaps out at us by mail or in the grill. If we stop to think we will lose our minds. 11 Student on the Fringe? 12 ■! Some find their stay on our campus as eventful as the dutiful eight hour day. Arriving by car, they keep parking spaces filled till the last bell says it's time to stop. During the day a stop for lunch, in the grill, or a sidewalk supervisor's rap on the bench keeps commuters in touch. Daydreaming and studying carry them away to inside channels. All come together for a short time to make up the campus ritual of everdaydom. 13 14 Every morning they arrive in a cloud of exhaust fumes, cursing the lack of parking places and changing the landscape into a Detroit nightmare. Just like a factory — 9 to 5. Sit thru a class or wait on a ride, then off to the car and home again . . . until the next morning. 15 The Struggle to Belong ... IG Starting out in new surroundings, it's predictable that a struggle will evolve with everyone emerging at different levels. As the battle subsides, it's most important to take the time to find others to share experiences with and to find yourself to be able to share. 17 Who am I? Yesterday I was very far from All these places And all these things. Tomorrow I will be a million miles From any of the two worlds You see me in now. Today I am filled with so much conflict That I have lost the way to truth And know no way To find it. 18 Who Am I? Pikes' Peak 19 20 Fall Means More Than Big Blue Football I i'll.muir.il football where a guy can find an identity for himself and Other players. It can be a source of pride for him and his friends, bis club or fraternity, or just a place to be. 21 Hidden behind media masters. Point blunters. Issue clouders. Fear-fermenters, We Elected to opt out. To cop out. To ignore. We left our dreams In order to take our fears To the polls with us. 22 Election 72 ... Where were all the students? 23 It all just slipped up on me. I'm not even registered.' Homecoming — What does it mean to you? I don't remember much of it. The thing I liked best was David Frye. I thought the game got exciting when the coaches got into a fight. ... A waste of time and money. Nationally-known comedian David Frye was more exciting than the football game. A packed audience listened to his relatively non-partisan political satire, and after the whole weekend had passed, many people considered him the high-point of Homecoming. 26 Homecoming ... 27 Many sides with many faces RB2TOT1 Another Disappointment For The Bucs! Faces (old the real story ol the Homecoming atmosphere. Dedicated alumni yelled and cheered for the team to “win this one lor the class of '57, but later their puzzled faces asked the question, What happened to the old fighting spirit! What began as a big day for the victory-starved Bucs ended with frustrated hostility as the final seconds of the game whizzed by and the scoreboard spelled defeat, 14-7. j mU W V- Yvonne Wheelock Homecoming Queen Concerts and dances were staged to relieve postgame depression. The Crass Roots appeared from some dim recess of the sixties; their back-up group, The Stompin' Suede Greasers, got even deeper into the nostalgia thing with their imitation of the fifties. Returning alumni were treated to breakfasts and tours of buildings. The drama department did their part by staging their version of Taming of the Shrew which seemed to overwhelm the weekend guests — at least they applauded loudly. 30 ■F That was Homecoming this year. Next year? Well, who knows; before long we may come up with something better than fireworks to spend $1,000 on, and then maybe it won't be too long before enough people decide that it just isn't that much fun after all. Many schools don't even have Homecoming anymore. What does this say about the future of this time-honored rite? Ludicrous! ... Traditional enough to evoke memories of the past, but modern enough to show a good future. Homecoming? I didn't go. 31 until we find our way to the place where rivers flow take my hand and we will dance in the rain. until we see the beauty in the way a thorn tree grows come to me and we will sing into the night. until we realize that our past is what makes us smile today look into my eyes and we will fly flowers on the wind. and when we finally know what it means to be alive you may go your way and stand in the sun, 33 A home away from home 34 It may nol be such a great place, but it's where you live and besides, you are going to do a lot with it when you have the time and money Just think how close you are to school and what a kicky place it is compared to that dignified house of your parents. Just think of the freedom... you can hang a superman poster if you want. And no more dorm. A kitchen with all the trimmings, even food. You can have vour friends in whenever you want — of both sexes — and vou decide when they leave. 35 Some of us lead full lives away from the university. Life is more than being a student. It means a home, a place to live with independence and responsibility. It may mean being married, and it almost always means an extra job, other concerns which don't involve school. Apartment dwellers walk or drive to school, maybe after dropping small children off to baby-sitters or to school. It may mean dropping a book to pick up a broom, and the issue of what to cook may be just as important as tomorrow's assignment. Independence is heady stuff, but some of us find it as exhillarating and educational as any class we ever attended. 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GRADE CR. HRS. QUAl. PTS. CLASSIFICATION i • 1. Freshmon ?. Sophomore 3. Junior 4. Senior 5. Post Groduote 6. Groduote 7. Undosufied 8. Ooctorol GRADING SYSTEM A - Excellent I - Better Thon Averoge C • Averoge, Satisfactory 0 - Barely Posting F - Foiling W - Withdrew 1 - Incomplete AU- Audit • No Credit OVERALL QPA QTR. QPA NET EARNED QTR. QUA. POINTS Yes, I want to know your Name but First your QPA Before we can have any sort of meaningful relationship, I must know What is your QPA? Are you a 2.3 or a 3.2? Do you make the Dean's list or are you deep-down Really and truly unsatisfactory? Are you an academic pro Or are you ON academic pro? This is what I desperately need to know Before I bother to try and relate. You wouldn't believe what happened to my 3.5 The last time it talked to a stranger In the library. It was deceived into talking to a 1.9 Most of the afternoon and having a good time Until it found out the horrible truth. 43 y i r - Buchanan, Miss Buccaneer—Anr Miss Buccaneer Finalists ... Polly Wheelock lohnrtt $hcJ'n 46 48 Enough said about old man winter, and cold and ice, and snow tires and chains, and wondering rather insecurely whether you are going to make it home. Sometimes it's just nice to stop and enjoy the sensation of a fleeting, clean landscape. After all, nature does us a special favor by cleaning up the sins of man and shouldn't we be a little grateful and stop worrying about our own status quo? 49 50 Looking back upon my life, I freeze upon the tiniest detail It is one solitary snowflake that helps make up frosting On rough and uneven ground. Who wants to know what lies beneath? One small person, I am swept along Even at the top of Ml. Everest I could not see what lies ahead. So deceptive is snow-white frosting To gloss over all but the smallest Detail and leave me helpless And ignorant of the future ahead. While the snow melts and the winter moves away. Here I stand, confused and frozen in time. Maybe I wait for my own spring thaw. What make THIS snow and THIS winter so special? Because they are here and now. And the present has to be the most special time of my life. I can't be anywhere but here, wading through snow And my own special weather inside my head, lust a little overcast and cloudy right now. If you please. Subject to change, however, at any time. 4 ' 4m. . w -• ' ... « 'ZX  -- V ' A. A' '. . '■V A. 4m .. “ 52 Decking the halls can be hard work The holiday season means make the Christmas merry by working at it for many students who find part-time or full-time jobs to fill stockings — and bank accounts for winter quarter. It also may mean a time for honoring tradition for what it represents and what it is. such as a strange-looking Italian Christmas tree at the Car-roll Reese Museum. 55 Christmas is for children. We all know that. Various fraternities and sororities tried to make sure some area children knew it too, so they save parties with tovs and holiday food and some of the spirit that goes with the season. The art department helped us decide what kind of gifts we wanted to buy ourselves. What did we buy ourselves? Maybe Christmas is too out-dated for us anymore. Or maybe we are just too old for Christmas. Too old to be children. Too old to be ourselves. 57 Tis the season to be jolly for some of us. The rest of us just window shop a lot. A shopping spree can be a narrow path down a long, dark corridor when there's no money to spend, and it seems there has to be cash and lots of it to celebrate the season. 58 ' • exhilarating, exciting ... the greatest fun around. 61 62 To master those awkward wooden sticks To be graceful and strong and sure To make nature's playground your own territory To be free, really free. 63 Ski classes at ETSU . . . Beginner, intermediate and advanced level classes were offered this voar. Over 100 students, eager to take their lumps and learn this new magic, stumbled, staggered and floated down glacier hills in search of this new accomplishment. What a great idea 65 Early Registration Drop And Add Policy 66 Early registration gives the student hope for a good schedule. At least one he can live with. The new drop and add system is the best thing to happen to ETSU. In the past the student was forced to obtain an excessive number of signatures from people who could care less whether he stayed in a class. Why force students to carry classes they don't like, aren't doing well in, or feel they aren't getting anything out of? Drop and add may produce tired feet like the old registration system, but students apparently think it is worth it. Have you heard anyone complain? Probably not. 67 The big question: will I make it this time? 69 KINGSPORT UNIVERSITY CENTER EAST TENNESSEE STATE UNIVERSITY THE UNIVERSITY OE TENNESSEE 70 The Kingsport Center is not «i miniature FTSU or a molecule of UT. It's a center of learning in its own right, the home of 1100 students who are not extensions of FTSU students but students in their own right. And many of them find the center very adequate to their part-time or full-time educational needs. There are 350 full-time students and 15 full-time faculty members. 71 72 Holland, Director The center's evening program offers courses from the freshman to master degree level. There are 31 classrooms and chemistry and biology labs and physical education facilities. Although there are no immediate building plans, parking facilities are being increased. The center has its own student government association and an intramural program. Miss Pikes Peak, Marilyn K. Pope 74 75 Miss ETSU . . . 76 FIVE FINALISTS: Polly Wheelock, Johnetta Shearer, Karen Pinkington, Phyllis Young, and Kim Kelly. 77 Johnetta Shearer is Miss ETSU ... 78 Saturday Swingin' Blue Oyster Cult, Michael Nesmith, and Ed Snodderly in concert. Roll over Beethoven; sometimes we just can't get enough rock and roll. But that's not always enough. And then we'll come to hear one guy in the middle of a small spotlight singing some simple ballad or country and western with a twangy guitar. It might be someone who's been there and back like Mike Nesmith. Or even someone some of us know like Ed Snodderly. WL2 c Roger and Wendy and some of Iheir friends entertained at one of the mini, sometimes meaningful concerts which became almost a habit this year. Ed Snodderly was there again too. 87 Painting -n. the laying on of color ; the art of representing natural objects in colors. —Webster A lot Webster knows. Art is more than a spot of color on a canvass. Even if a two-year-old can recognize the natural object' represented, that doesn't make art. Art speaks. Through your eyes, Directly to your heart and emotions. It short-circuits the hang-ups and misinformation Buried in your mind. a special gift and a unique experier 89 Here am I closed inside myself Frozen, I exist here suspended Waiting to be fully born. The mystique of manhood— What I must become. But men don't flower or bloom. They just ARE. There is a longing inside of me To just BE. Bombed out craters and machines Hying overhead. Old French graveyards tell us somberly that many men have tried and tailed. Men return home, some with destroyed minds or bodies. Some only a little distorted. What kind of prospective should we have on this tiny land war in Southeast Asia? Have you been there? Were you afraid you would have to go? Now we can only drift until we know how history will treat us. How have we treated the Vietnamese people? And have we really treated ourselves as well as we thought? East Tennessee is so far from that other world. Why are we so close to the war that we cannot see or are we afraid to evaluate our own conduct? Interviews. . . Hamper Burleson R.Long Caudle I ihink that it has had a major effect on the whole country and no American will ever be able to forget that long-lasting nightmare. Deborah Krapp I hope that the peace is lasting, but I'm sure that in time the U.S. will again become engaged in the fight against tyranny. Mary Itta Shadoan The war took 2' . years out of mv life; I was drafted. If I knew then what I know now, mv actions would be drastically changed — either to a flight to a neutral nation or to a revolution in the streets. Robert Carpenter I had lover I ones who served in the war; fortunately they returned. This will not Ik a lasting peace. If we cannot live at home together peacefully, we can't get along abroad. Paula Beck I'm sorry, but it is not a lasting pear e. Susan Vaughn Wininger The 'peace' in Vietnam is for the American civilian, not the South Vietnamese people, their government or our government. R. 1. Hardy Two vears ago I made a decision to become a war tax resister by refusing to pay mv telephone federal tax which is used directly for military purposes. This dicision will eventually mean a direct confrontation with mv government, an unpleasant situation but one that is morally necessary for rny life. Patricia Doria Shadoan Krapp Carpenter I think Ihe war has alfcclcd me personally. Mv brother server! in the arms and v ,iv wounded. I'm sure that harl something to do with mv being against the war. Kir hard Long The draft is garbage; it's discrimination of sex besides being wrong. I think we should have been able to vote on whether we wanted this war. 8 A. Kemper I admire those who fieri the winner or loser game the politicians placed in the form o! a draft lottery. I myself started to Canada but was about to be drafted when I ! ined the reserve. I still actively protested the war while in the reserve. Ken liurleson for those who fought, it was a taste the protected will never know. Greg Wintnger I have a brother who was sent over to fight I'm most glad I didn't have to go I saw vv hat it did to him and am glad n wasn't me Charles Caudle Hardy Doria Follow me men ... ROTC should have an interesting; future. Its classes are no longer required for the men of ETSU. No more draft, we are told, so we now have an ail volunteer army and an allvolunteer ROTC. Are these men special or unique or military-minded? Will it be hard to fill those classes? Will it be hard to fill the army? 96 11SCI Sponsor wp while performing (luring bjlf lime jl j iM'kelbr-'l ww 98 99 I In a life span of 70 years, being a wife and mother is no longer enough for a woman to define herself ' The movement is a 'me, too' response to black, student and colonial revolutions. Women's liberation is the most important movement for social and political change in the United States. The women's movement had to come first because man could not admit he wanted to experience the soft and tender. Let's liberate the strength of women and the tenderness of men 102 Woman ... all alone and by herself She is the mvstery woman of ail the ases. Man has feared her, and she has feared herself. Man has scorned her. and she has scorned herself. Man has exalted her and deluded them both. She is neither the dust beneath man's feet nor the star above his head. She stands beside him, in every way unique and in every way equal. 105 She iscommunicably and uncompromisinulv herself. And when she accepts herself, man will have to accept her too. No lonRer subservient to her fears or man's expectations, she will not have to sav who or what she is. Eves shininK with self-esteem, she mav choose to include a man in her life, or she mav not... 106 Men everywhere are waking up just in time to see that not only women have something to complain about. Seeing women trapped in one long identity crisis, men have decided the term liberation may not be too restrictive to exclude them. However, they have also discovered that liberation may be too vague a movement to include anyone. Trying to free the whole human race is an awfully big order. It may be just enough to start inside oneself by doing some quiet puzzling about what it means to be a human being and a man at the same time. Just that small start can mean forsaking an old role and heading into the new frontier of relationships between men and women. 109 Campus Police — The Long Arm 110 of the Law at ETSU. 112 Campus policemen are familiar faces around here. And friendly faces, even if you don't think giving tickets is the best way of showing friendliness. So think before you park or your next encounter with a campus cop may be less agreeable than the one below. 113 114 I he common reason usually given lor use of drugs to find oneself. As one occasional user pul it, I used drugs and did find myself as an individual. But now I kind of wish I had done it by myself. Other reactions ranged from, It's a game, and I love it to a scornful Drugs are a crutch, nothing more. It seems like the tide has turned considerably against other drugs, while altitudes have grown a little more casual toward marajuana. Still it never hurts to remember the use of marajuana is illegal and may not be worth the risk involved. Students are adults and must choose for themselves. 115 No one knows how many students here use drugs. We can be sure some people do. Is drug use as widespread here as on other campuses? No one knows that either. A guess would be no. Why do people use drugs? How serious is the use of marijuana? Ihe Tennessee legislature evidently no longer think it is as serious as other drugs; the penalties are considerably lighter. 116 118 Johnson City blues Sad song city comes to life bad time town turning off Real dreams seem to die in a sad song city come to life. Once the real dreams are all gone artificial ones come along They are the ones the town fathers don't see in a sad song city come to life. Small time pushers got to pay $60,000 to get their bail Big time junkies get away in a sad song city come to life. 119 How I should like to blow a huge bubble around me. 120 Inside my safety capsule I could see and be seen, 121 but never touch or be touched. For then my capsule would 122 burst and I would be left naked and unprepaved to meet whatever disaster befell me. A bubble is such a fragile thing anyway. 123 124 Warm winds and grass so hot It burns vour skin Through wool vestiges of winter. I would like to sit here And let the sun rain down On me allday long And smell the hot green grass And think about last winter When everything was cold and grey And had no smell at all. 125 I The Magic Formula: Spring I solemnly swear that I will be a model student this spring — that I will not miss an afternoon class because the skv is blue and sun is blinding me to the door through which I must go to be educated. I swear that I will spend every evening in the library, absorbing great quantities of knowledge and ignoring the fact that the sun is saying goodbye in orange and the wind is soft and peaceful. However, I am tired and a little deranged by the torrid winter just past and cannot be held responsible for mv actions. 128 rf.- 130 Where do I go follow the river Where do I go follow the dove Where is the something Where is the someone that tells me why I live and die Follow the wind song Follow the thunder Follow the neon in young lovers eyes Down to the gutter Up to the glitter Into the city where the truth lies —Radio and Company Hair 131 -Li I am spring's fair maiden. I bring rain and lots of green And all the flowers that dance In whatever direction the sun's rays flow. I can melt the frostiest heart And fill it with my song, the solemn hymn Of spring turned euphoric in human voices. Human gratitude or praise I do not need. I perform my function in a curiously Satisfying but biological way. 135 On an open door be closed to you? What if stepping outside that door means nothing more than crossing the line of confusion and uncertainty. You've been inside for four years safe and protected, sheltered from bad weather and knowing every day of your life where to go and what to do. What will happen to you when 11:05 is just that with no connection to fourth period. Think about that as you hurry to class.  138 j f Iu, y . . 4? . L , ; ! V s 1 V a 1 ( i i t ,1 I.  ? ——— 1 I i • 1- IS i Lofty dreams. Some yours. Some others. Mixed with a little luck, Fermented in money. And, yes, even some skill. Brought you here. Ready to make your mark on brick halls. And you never realize Until later It's not the halls. It's you. That'll be marked. 139 The Graduate 1973 Style Deep down inside You never really believed It could happen. When you went to class It was always the same Ket in get out don't look bored don't look interested just get it over with. And suddenly you realize that it's not next year It's not next quarter But it's next week And you don't have a robe for the ritual And you forget to get invitations. You just turner! your back for a minute And all of a sudden You're a graduate. I I filled out papers that say I should be placed. Wondering where and if, I sit here. Annoyed at the silk which brushes Where perspiration trickles. Wearing this shroud. I wonder where the promised tomorrow is And I realize that the muffled voices I hear are symbolic of the great bureaucratic void. To hell with it, I say to the future And am at once afraid for myself. 142 143 INDEX Sports P 146 Greeks Administration P 184 Class Section Distinguished Faculty P 194 Student Services Who's Who P 196 Organizations Student Gov't. P 198 Faculty Index Buccaneer P 200 Credits Pirate Press P 202 144 p 204 p 226 p 338 p 344 p 394 p 396 146 Sports 72 Times to Remember. Times to Forget... Baseball... 150 Track The Track Team had a good season and a great second place finish in the O.V.C. meet. Great because it represents about the only place left after Western Ky. finishes their traditional first in the Conference. Western has won the last six conference titles in a row. Although graduation struck a crippling blow, track coach Dave Walker is building the kind of program needed to challenge Western in the future. This year Coach Walker is counting on a couple of freshmen, Center Jackson and David Tipton, along with returnees Lee Boggs and Doran Marcus to team with E.T.S.U.'s unmatched distance runners to provide us with a competitive and representative team. 151 Buc golfers were at fheir best when the chips were down. They came in 1st in the Ohio Valley Conference Tournament and 1st in the Tennessee Intercollegiate. The buccaneer golf program has received some national recognition in the last few seasons and this is helping Coach Hal Morrison build a golf program which soon may be comparable to our Cross Country accomplishments. Hard-fighting, hustling spirit, and team play are adjectives which just don't apply to golf so maybe determined will do for the Buc golfers. Rifle Team... The East Tennessee State UN University Rifle Team is one of the best anywhere. It is a team that is truly blessed. Blessed with good looks and good shooters. A person could easily mistake Mary Keys for a model, but in actuality she is just one of the top notch shooters on the Buc squad. Teaming with Tom Wassom and others they comprised a team that seldom has been defeated. Balance is the key to the success of any team sport and balance is what our Rifle Team had. In fact, the Bucs often entered two teams with both being victorious. 154 Tennis • • • 156 To many who have not ever played tennis the game often appears a simple process of knocking the ball back and forth across the net. Those who have played realize what a tough and demanding sport tennis really is. Lenny Simpson is still around, but somehow it just isn’t the same with him as coach instead of playing number one. Last season was disappointing, but with Lenny now as coach hope for our tennis program is now in sight. 157 The Bucs are back ... Yes this was the cry when the 72 season began. Before the season was over one could still say The Bucs are back . . . Back to the drawing boards. Back to the practice field, Back... The year 1972 will mark the year that football lost its lofty ranking on campus for entertainment. It seemed most students didn't care about the games. They were more concerned with Who's playing at the dance? or When did you say that mini-concert was? A John Bell coached team will always give 110%, but it seemed the Bucs were always a bounce, step, kick, yard, or down away from being a winner. As the season progressed, most were asking, How can a team be so good and still lose so much? When they were good, they usually were not good enough. When they were bad, it seemed things could get no worse, but they did. 160 1G1 Basketball... An early season winning streak of six games gave But hardwood fans hope for the upcoming conference schedule. This hope quickly proved false as the Bucs lost ten conference games in a row. There must be a difference, there is a difference in playing O.V.C. competition and the likes of Stetson or Rollins. Henry White, without a doubt the best prospect for this season, sat out almost the entire campaign with an injury. With White out of the lineup the burden of carrying the Bucs fell upon the shoulders of Ron Mitchell and John Barrett. With some aggressive recruiting by the Buc coaching staff, the hope is that by next year we will once again be comparable to the tough competition in the O.V.C. 163 165 Cross Country... When Ihe major sports (altered on campus, everyone began to search for a winner elsewhere. A winner is what they found in the Cross Country Team. They won the Conference Title, took top honors in the region, and came in a very close second in the NCAA Meet in Houston. They not only had the NCAA individual champion in Neil Cusack, but had three runners receive All-American status. Three cheers for coach Dave Walker and the Irish Brigade. } tf 6 We had three All-Americans Neil Cusack Eddie Leddy P.}. Leddy 167 mm. HKH IS s'- SPutaSferfy-vyi: shs§k « M M im fpfp ;«®8 hHHH HHi MpSI wmww SMIi p| 1® I WA ., a . :. • MiKfflF IwiiSis '- V msm Pi WmmmsWfa mm 170 loo often we view sports as something for jocks only, but there is ,1 place in sports for everyone whether you are black or white, freak or frat, male or female. Football —1972 E.T. 29 Carson Newman Opp. 52 28 Eastern Ky. 12 7 Western Ky. 17 23 Tenn. Tech 24 6 Murray State 17 34 Appalachian State 35 7 Morehead State 14 14 Middle Tenn. 34 20 Austin Peay 16 35 UT-Chattanooga 0 E.T. Basketball 1972-73 Opp. 65 UT-Chattanooga 66 69 Va. Commonwealth 76 80 Western Carolina 65 73 Roanoke 74 67 Virginia Tech. 78 68 Rollins 58 80 Stetson 58 73 Appalachian State 71 73 UNC-Charlotte 71 68 Georgia Southern 65 99 Western Ky. 80 66 Middle Tennessee 71 61 Murray State 65 74 Austin Peay 95 61 Eastern Ky. 66 74 Morehead 91 65 Tenn.Tech 75 105 Appalachian State 87 50 Va. Commonwealth 61 58 Middle Tenn. 71 55 Western Ky. 68 79 Austin Peay 89 70 Murray State 78 95 Morehead 86 72 Eastern Ky. 77 182 Proposed Physical Education Complex 1 1 mw PS Construction: 635 days Begun: 3 9 73 State Board of Regents Governor Winfield Dunn (ex officio). Chairman Dr. C. N. Berry The Honorable Benjamin Carmichael Dr. Kenneth Ezell Dr. John K. Folgor (ex officio) Mr. Dale Glover Mr. James H. Jones, Jr. Mr. Ben Kimbrough, President (Vice Chairman) Mr. George M. Klepper, Jr. Mr. Charles J. Liner Mrs. Johnetta H. Martin Miss Ella V. Ross Mr. J. Frank Taylor The Honorable Guilford Thornton (ex officio) Mr. J. Howard Warf (Statutory) Mr. David White Dr. Cecil C. Humphreys, Chancellor Mr. Jerry L. Jones, Vice Chancellor ADMINISTRATION 184 Governor Winfield Dunn mSm mmm 'mm-Mm ww:£wm  lig wmm ISISl §p H5 tmmwm Wkam mmk ;wm i - • ;• ymmsm, M ZM mm siai il ■■HHl■ mm V g. Arthur H. DeRosicr Vice-President tor Administration Solan Gentry Business Manager Dorman Stout Dean of Students lames Loyd Dean of Admissions 188 Rurgin Dossett President Emeritus Willene Paxton Dean of Women Calvin Mercer Dean of Men William Miller Internal Auditor 189 Flora Meredith Director of Placement Perry Counts Director of Financial Aids Pat Shannon Assist. Dir. Financial Aids Don Carter Director of the University Center Hal Smith Librarian Hugh Davis Personnel Director 190 Dennis Lilv Director of Religious Activities and Foreign Student Affairs Robert Palmer Assist. Dean of Admissions Gene Artrip Assist. Internal Auditor John Herron Admissions and Records Ted Mower v Admissions and Records Basil Malt berger Director of Alumni 191 Rav Stahl Director of Public Information John Cathey Sports Information Director Jerry Rust, Jr. Dir. of Research and Information Dan Blocker Assist. Purchasing Agent Donne Cade Director of ETSU foundation Li McMahan Dean of Graduate School Scott Honaker Dean of the College of Education George Dove Dean of the College of Arts Science Harold Johnson Assisi. Business Manager David Kile Director of Accounts Sian Johnson Director of Computer Services O. E. Price Admissions Travis Kirkland Dean of the College of Business John Lamb Dean of the College of Health Recipient Distinguish Let's put down our books for a while and go outside and talk about literature with lack Higgs. Let's sec if we can't make dry, printed words come to life and say something to us that makes the reality we live just a little clearer and easier to understand. He is the teacher and we are the students or that is the way it is supposed to be, but Dr. Higgs ... he makes us feel like we are all students. The world is just a big university, and what men do and say are the things we write about. And these things make up a giant text from which we must learn. Faculty Award: Dr. Jack Higgs Who's Who Edith Ann Black Don Bivins Teresa Bowers Deborah Sue Saylor Martha Ann Slemp 196 Libby Dance Jeff Morse Madolyn Freeman Jerry Neas Norree Boyd Susie Moody Rodney Strong Karen Gregg Donna Polling Marion Sutherland Shelia Whitson 197 198 Steve Harris Secretary of Student Activities Cherryl l.awson Secretary of Public Relations 199 Madolyn Freeman Secretary Treasurer Patsy Brooks Secretary of Organizations Not pictured: Jody Bailey, Richard Diehl, Diana Inman, Yvonne Wheelork, Casey Haynes, Jim Miller Johnny Haffner 200 202 PIRATE PRESS STAFF 72-73: RAY BEARFIEI.D BECKY MASTERS DEBBIE WEBER MARCIA INZER BILL JONES DEBBY WILLIAMS RANDY WEILER GREG DYKES MARGARET MAGEE SARA MAGEE GARY FAIR Yvonne Wheelock Pi Kappa Alpha Dianne Davenport Sandy Ushry Sigma Pi Epsilon Sigma Chi Sissy Tomlinson Sigma Alpha Epsilon lane Ellen Cranwell Kappa Alpha FRATERNITY 206 Jenny Sisson Sue Karlor Phi Sigma Kappa Alpha Kappa Lambda Pat Cloud Lambda Chi Alpha SWEETHEARTS Patricia Martin Pi Kappa Phi Betsy Kilgore Kappa Sigma 207 ALPHA A- Af| Cynthia Beavers Margaret Berryman Cathy Blankenbecler Patti Burke Lisa Columbus Bernadette Crump Candice Delano Sally Denyes Debra Vest Michella Welch Martha Yoakum Lucy Eastham Lucy Fleming Gena French Susan Goodwin Jennie Harrison Barbara Haynes Susan Holt Carol Hurd Joy Jeter Laura Kerns Julie Maddox Susan Meyers Rebecca Miller Beverly Pierce Lissa Piercy Angeta Polfelt Deborah Saylor Denise Storeall Debra Tilson Patti Treadway Sandy Usry asm 208 ALPHA KAPPAyy LAMBDA Edward Carter Mark Case David Childress David Davidson David Dean Thomas A. Driscoll Daniel Hayman James L. Kesterson Randall Kincaid David Ladd James Leahy William Marlin Jerry Mitchell Stephen Phibbs Ernest Pippin Jack Reed Tim Rees Randall Rogers Leon Russell Michael Smythers Ned Spaulding 209 Larry W. Trent Alonza Wade Kathy Abbott Anno Blevins Carolyn Cannon Mary Sandra Carroll Judith Dowdy Katrina S. Edens Elaine Ficldcn Joyce Finchum ALPHA OMICRON n Alpha Omirron Pi Patricia Fischer Patricia Foshee Jane Guffey Pamela Hays Catherine Hines Pamela J. Howard Linda Kirby Joan Y. Leonard Teresa Love Elizabeth Miller Suzie Moody Emily Provost Janie Scott Kay Shaffer Kathy Shepard Debra Sprecher Neva J. Stiltner Hilda Turner Melissa Williams Becky Wood Susan Wood 210 ALPHA DELTA ROW ONE, left to right: Paula Barnard, Gail Blackford, Terry 8urnett, Lorraine Carson, Susan Cash. 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Sharp ALPHA 215 William Atherholt William Charles Gary Depew Sieve Harris n k KAPPA Mike MtGriff Mark Merrill Bill Mi e Morris Moore Tom Murrell William T. Muse, Jr. Paul Price Wayne Slooksbury Monty Vess Willie Whisman ALPHA 216 William F. Argo John Brockman n k KAPPA D Thomas Harrigan William Mayes wm Robert Frazier Kenny Canoe John Johnston James Livesay George McQueen James Mann Ricky Miller Dan Murphy Tom Murray Steven Nash Jim Schapport John Short Larry Shouse Dennis Smith Don Sweat Bob Tallman Jim Tallman Kendall R. Brockman Terry DeFord Pi Kappa Phi 217 PHI CD- M MU Phi Mu Carolyn Elrod Caye Fleischman Martha Fuzek Kathie Garland Tena Hawkins Brenda Hayden Deborah Henegar Denise Ikerd Patricia Korner Cynthia Millsaps Sherrie Moore Theresa Moore Cynthia Morrill Celia Pickens Marilyn Pope Lynn Rawls Genell Ray Debrah Stallings Margaret Stirewalt Brenda Stremsterfer Jane Weidler Jimmie Winegar Emily Brickey Jeanie Carrier Linda Casteel Pat Cloud Andrea DuBais Amelia D. Durand 218 phi jr SIGMA William Juslis Stephen Mclntuff Lloyd Murphy, III Mike Randall Don Scales Brent Stoll Dave Willis Benny Wilson David Brogan George Burrus, Jr. KAPPA William Foster Max Goforth Robert t. Henshaw Carlos Hollifield 219 SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON Alpha Epallon Joseph Story Preston Swiney Ronnie Utsman Robert Wolfe Larry Ellis Don Ford Sam Ford Jerry Harris Richard Hedrick David Hicks Bradley Holzknecht Jeff Hol knecht Thomas A. Jordan Jeffrey Kane Danny Kervin Willis Kervin Christopher l ee Findlay McCool Jeffery Neas Steve Neas Thomas Olterman William Orr Randy Patton Edward Phillips Mcll Smith Ron Barber Keith Breeding William Chappell Keith Crutcher Gordon Davis Tommy DeBord 220 Debbie Anderson Patricia Anderson Kathy Hoard Marilyn Bradley Becky Britton Karen Christiansen Sylvia Cogburn Barbara Contristan Jeanee Corbin Jeanette Cowden Libby Dance Patricia Dyer JjsiGMA K KAPPA Patricia Earnest Suzy Fishman Modolyn Freeman Peggy Gentry Joanne Giezentanner Debra Gordon Lynn Hall Sally Hartsell Melody Hawkins Linda Haynes Sharon Jarrett Beth Johnson Ruth McKee Nancy Meyerhoeffur Kathy Owen Susan Peters Patricia Reid Deborah Ridenour Mildred Seifned Brenda Smith Judy Snodgrass Lynne Strong Shearon Strong Linda Thompson Sissy Tomlinson Yvonne Wheelock Nancy Whicker Sandra Wine 221 SIGMA j NU Sigma Nu ROW ONE, left to right: Thomas Ashley, Don Bivins, Lawrence E. Burdick, James Fetterman, Ron Houssholder. 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