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

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ginning and an end as President Delos P. Gulp retired after 10 years at the university helm, and as a faint dream became a sud- den, exhilarating reality with the issuance of a letter of reasonable assurance from an American Medical Association committee for the ETSU Medical School, a long- sought accreditation that released over $35 million in Veterans Administration fund for Dreoaration and instruction of the fin 1 -Looking out over ai snow covered campus, Mark Teleford Boshears would prefer to h ta the mountains skiing. 2- President Arthur DeRosier, showing his billiard abilities in an fcriistration-student tournament, has given students several opportunities to talk directly ■ jjgThere is always more to a u i f . ' i than classes, such as two under the shade o It of McCord Hall. 4-R lames Mackey worked as a coach for Carl ' footbjil tpAm M, rn in the huddle.

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s been only mon Opening of the Memorial Center, golden-arched quonset hut affec- tionately called Mini-dome by stu- [dents, faculty, and local residents. It has been only two years now ce the magnificent, contemporary P. Gulp University Center opened doors as a response to larger stu- nt population needs. It has been only months now since ernal administrative changes oc- red which may yet prove to be the safest redirection of the universjlK recent history . J 4-AII talking and all learning, fil ■ ' Alpha Xi Delta sorority s , hes around campus are always good places to meet. Cross Country Tijhner Zane Branson and Rosemary Cox look over a new English litera- ture text. 6-Aulumnal colors are again celebrated by the eye and cam- era of the photographer. ■ • v . '

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H BBI BH I Change followed change as July 1, 1977 saw the initiation of presidential duties by new leader Dr. Arthur H. DeRosier, a man who had changed to Mississippi for some years before returning to Johnson City for duties he seemed to relish. He brought new faces, new ideas, new administrative and academic structures, and numerous other changes to a university bursting at