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

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4-Duran Sloul and Lisa Reynolds, •■iltinK aiross from Ihe reno- vated Medical School, examine notes before class. h-During one ol the heavy snows in 197H a very contented snowman in front t)f the Health buildinx displays himseK. s? I n expanded visitation program that allowed three separate plans and var- ied with buildings across campus. A renewed and enthusiastic Student Government Association also met stu- dents, urging greater participation and Involvement in school activities, a movement which had its greatest cul- mination in Homecoming 77, a week of methodical and organized craziness and pageantry that signaled an incred- ible change in student attitude and 5-WIlh more frequent provides ( Yellow B - students, i RMhUeUef.

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ness, masses of students returned and were greeted with unexpected newness. 1-Have you ever seen a sad cheerleader? Not in this case, as the ebullient Teresa Brickhouse Aiello and the suave Buddy Mother ' s Finest Stuart demonstrate their cheerleading abilities. IpUT -. .•- r.-.

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iLH tJiiiiil s KU 4lM!I bU mitl ' Chi-Sigma Kappa design. 2-Enjoying a cool fall autumn, a couple relaxes on the practice fields between in- tramural football games. 4-AI Anderson (75) leaps over several Western Ken- tucky players in an effort to regain a fumble. erests changed, studies changed, iiabits changed, friends changed. Change could have been the slog of the year. I Four-year life cycles ended with graduation while new cycles began with commencements. The individual within the monolithic university con- ' : ' k-v, h :4 V J ' - Tt J ■ 1.. erpetuai change.