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

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y h- »i? ■ik i - ' r9m 3-The autumn colors beautifully display themselves on campus. 5-Shoney ' s Bi Boy last an admirinK glance on SuEllen Rice al an intramural game. ( - Inquisitive Ireshmen coeds listen to the more experienced upperclassmen on topics ransing from classes io dales durinu formal sorority rush. , y

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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.

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We Change. He Changes. She Changes. They Change. ETSU Changes. Perpetual Changes. Life is to be found only b vigilant individuals that attempt to answer their own enigmas, for those who arie not intimidated by continual change which gradually pushes one generation to the side so another can begin anew. A dream itself is but a shadow ' but a shadow must be cast by something substantial. The individual cannot retard the ■ ' 1-A pep rally sponsored by Carter Hall to elicit more support from students for the football team was well attended as the Kappa Alpha fraternity look top honors in the cheering contest. 2- l looked out my window one morning and there was this exhilarating winter wonderland. 3- Looking in any direction on campus one can only see leaves and trees as with this angle towards the Sherrod library.