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

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T- ' 1-The basketball Bucs started their sea oH tremendously with outstanding per mances from people such as D.C. Sr (40). 2— Beautiful autumnal color is seen evi where as is the case of this lonely road at Veteran ' s Administration Mountain Hon 3-Early warm autumns bring out the pli antness of people. , •H ■rf

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world that is always demanding more and more knowledge, and as faculty work to stay abreast and research new endeavors. It is also a perplexing experience as employers look for graduates with expert-like book knowledge but also common sense to solve problems already existing or which are yet to be created. In arising to meet the changing needs and demands, a university re- sponds by altering and improving its abilities to supply educational experi- ences for those desiring such. As Tol- stoy has said, The evolution of knowledge proceeds by truer, and more necessary knowledge dis- lodging and replacing what was mis- taken and unnecesary. East Tenneseee State has collected myriads of demands during its exis- gma mi epsilon little Sister Linda Hatmaker energetically cheers her big brothers on in a Diamond Day event. 3-Mark Mur- ray and Sieve Campbell find something to cheer about in one of the football games held in the Mini-Done. 4-Fun-spols atx)und throughout East Tennessee for almost any type of enthusiast. Boone Lake is an excellent site (or swimming and skiing. -H-ild. t- Ii fined them separately or collectively as challenges, goals worthy of achiev- ing in and of themselves. These chal- lenges at ETSU have produced star- tling and amazing transformations during the 67 years of the sch operation. The 1977-78 year i

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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 . '