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

Text from Pages 1 - 360 of the 1981 volume:

j: TABLE OF CONTENTS -; . I,OPENING 1 -- .:srUDENr LIFE . . . . . . . . . .8 ,sPonr's................7a 1' .AchDE csa wws; lkigxlllr l HIV clmmw mu muh ; munui 1w x JLHLMI 1: m hum Hm: HEHQLW mm: mm Umo'um Hi qui F'Nuti E'isil Moving on . . . Nothing in the world that is alive remains unchanging. All nature changes from day to day and minute to minute, only the dead stop growing and are quiescent. Fresh water runs on, and it you stop it, it becomes stagnant. So also is it with the life of man and the life of a nation. -Jawaharlal Nehru Permanence and change. Somehow, it seems odd to link two such different words together, but the permanence of change in life is something inevitable. And change was here at ETSU. From quarters to semesters, from President Arthur H. DeRosier to President Ronald E. BelIer. from the College of Medicine to the Quillen-Dishner College of Medicine, from high school to freshman to sophomore to junior to senior change made itself known in alt areas of the university community. Top: The leaves turn m a goiden hue aS armthm school yedv begins. Above: A new Sign purchased by the Student Gov ernmem Association was erected in tall 1980 ZeOpening Lott: Workers were a common sight on campus this year as dorm rennovations steadily progressed. Below: Time Out. The benches on campus are a handy place to collapse after a hectic day. Bottom Lott: This class like many others shows the decrease in enrollment during fall 1980 Change manifests itself in many forms, but more often than not, it brings progress - and with progress, a sense of moving on toward the future. ETSU did just that during 1980-81. It moved ahead making changes as it went along. It added a soccer team and wrestling to move on in its Southern Conference standing; it ren- ovated several buildings including Carter HalI. the chiller plant, Cooper Hall and others, at- tempting to upgrade the quality of life at the university; and it changed over to semesters in an attempt to provide students with a better education. . The world hates change, yet it is the only thing that has brought progress. 4 -Charlos Franklin Kettering Openinge5 hi! kl Yes. the world does hate change and ETSU clamored a cry of injustice when reality sunk in and semesters were here. But the cry was soon muffled as students reatized there wasn't much difference between semesters and the old quarter system; after all. once the conver- sion was made. there was nothing to it. Life still went on and so did the parties. the peopte and the process of education. Life with a new president seemed to be al- right. With him came many new administrators and administrative changes .. a new athletic director, a new women's tennis coach. a new director of alumni affairs, a new dean for the College of Education and a new dean for the College of Medicine, to name a few. Faces on campus changed as old faces moved into the world after graduation and new faces moved in to take their places after orien- tation. The cycle renewed itself, preparing once more to move on. The wheel 0! change moves on, and those who were down 90 up and those who were up 90 down. -Jawaharlal Nehru 6 a Opening ,9 Lott: Part of the renovations on campus this year took place in and around Cartet Hall. one of the oldest buildings on campus. Student life continually changes at ETSU as new students enter the university and seniors graduate. Lite at ETSU is as different as the students are. 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NleS, chan- celior, and other members, help to establish 1 fast know about Lamar Nexandef, but I . the guideiines and standards a variety of coi- don't know what the function of the Board of leges foliow. Regents is. rm just not famiIiar with them. Creating such guideSines as no alcoho! on 46 Mewam 33- Nw'smg am an h i ' c pus c be a toug dec mm m thcs day We like Alexander, but ware not familiar with 1 the Board of Regents. Wanda Woods, Real Estate and age, but someone has to set timits. Right: Tennessee governor Lamar Aiexander introduces Presidential nominee, Ronald Reagan at a raNy in Nashville. Below: Lamar Alexander speaks at a meeting of the Board of Regents. 72 Lamar Alexand .m 2 $52- Top: The Board of Regents. headed by Tennessee Gover- nor Lamar Alexander and Chanceuor Roy Nicks is the gov- erning body of Tennessee state Colleges. Len: Chancenor Roy Nicks and Lamar Nexander relax at a meeting of the board. Above: Board members listen intently to discussion. Bo'ard- Of Regents 13 iansfer students are asked to meeting referred to as orien- ' ea . . he a inistrative personnel in- -d in Orie ' give a 'corh , ., still seems to be a urst few weeks. ai to another, uYou donht ied it. ith a general assembly in' m and ends with a question 'for the new arrivals. tgggf gaestjonlstuesitions, , , a nly b6 arfgwefred; withriiijme, come familiarized with the student age, but when we broke . ' wasn't really coun- E TSU students move in U-hauI-it, they-haul-it, we aII-hauI-it 'Dear Mom and Dad, Things here at ETSU are great. It took me hours to get all my stuff moved from the car to the dorm, and unpacking it aIl-well, that's an- other story. It didnlt seem like I had that many things packed. but somehow, after I made umteen trips to the car and up four flights of stairs tthe elevator wasn't working I changed my mind. Next year, I'm definitely going to pack lighter- elther that or find a boyfriend with lots ot mus- cle and willingness to cart box after box up the stairs and around corners. The only box I really had trouble with was the crate that had all my albums in it. I know that must have weighed at least a ton! Maybe i should have hired a professional moving company like Allied or Mayflowerll it seems like nobody does that though. Instead, itts a uehauI-it, station wagon-it, Datsun-it or Mustang-lt proposition. You know how it goes. Hope everything is okay at home. As I said. llm all moved in tboy do I dread moving this junk back outll I've got to run to a hall meet- ing. Will write more later. ttlt was so hard to sneak my boyfriend and my liquor to my room. eAnonymous, Special Education Carrying my stereo up three flights of stairs and cleaning up my room before I could move in. -Paula Bishop, Math Left: Celeste Coxton begins the tedious process of moving in with a suitcase and book bag. Below: Jim Flanlgan proves that refrigerators can be moved up several flights of stairs. Bottom Right: Two friends prepare for the long haul ahead A different kind of living Learning to live with others-dorm life Dear Mom and Dad, Once again-a letter from me. I've been here a few weeks now and things are going pretty well. It's wildhere in the dorm-I donit see how anyone gets much studying done ii suppose that's what the library is for, thoughi. My roommate and I get along fine. iThat's one big worry out of the wayi, but I feel sorry for this girl down the hall. Her roommate is always throwing wild parties while sheis trying to study. The neighbors on all four sides of me iup, down, left and righti seem to be okay. One of the girls upstairs tap dances at odd times dur- ing the night and one of the girls on the right plays the bass every hour on the hour. Other than that, things couldnit be quieter. We've had a few hall meetings where the resident assistant tRAi got up and told us about everything-where to get keys, how to conduct ourselves during panty raids and not to walk across campus alone at night. We have room checks every week and a, hall supper com '9 up ngttymeeen The unniest : e dinner future It s f T. treating and we nder: Evidence , know estadorng 16TDorm Life Dear Mom and Dad, It's been several months now since I last wrote you. I have some bad news. I wrecked my car last Thursday night and lost a couple books. My bank account is down to 28 cents and Pm flunking science. There are lots of cultural things going on around campus - like panty-raids and snowball fights. I've met a few new friends. Their names are Mary, Betty Jo, Cathy and I Joanna. L I L Oh yes, before I forget, here's some good news I got a uD in history. Write soon. 4W HDorm life has its ups and downs, but you meet so many girls and you make so many Close friendships. -Cathy Langley, Dental Hygeine L L l;like the basketball Court under my win- - doW, because all -the-.guys come and play ball down there ? I . I I Alana Calfen MassL-Communications I haven't had a chance to cleaf AboveiGirI watching from a Family, school can be mixed Taking care of a family is a lot of responsibil- ity for anyone, but for one who works part- time and is a tull-time student as well, the responsibility becomes even greater. A little knowledge on how to juggle time is helpful. Let us introduce you to the Winstead family. They have accomplished this task quite well. John is a chemistry major at ETSU and works part-time at the Boys, Club in Johnson City under the College Work Study Program. His wife, Barrie. who said she was now de- voted to motherhood with their infant son, Matthew, has a Bachelor's Degree in Criminal Justice and an Associates Degree in Law En- forcement. But, with the cost of a babysitter so high, and wanting to be close to her son while he's young, Barrie has chosen not to work. Although, the Winsteads live in student housing, John must pay out-of-state tuition which makes their budget tight. The Winstead family, just like all other fam- ilies trying to accomplish the task of family and school, has learned to be patient, to run a household on a tight budget, how to juggle time and how to accomplish their goals. It's tough being a married student because the teachers expect you to have as much study time as students in the dorms -Ken Curries, Art Underneath: The Winstead's smile while posing for a fam- ily shot. Right: John prepares to hand Matthew over to Barrie. Middle: Matthew enjoys his lunch in a relaxed atmo- sphere. 78oMarn'ed Students xd JL .. 9 j Work,3 work work iszt aigihere is? do gr extra incthe While go- Many students at ETSP find .jWhat do '1. 9 to coil ge take advantage of the COiiege . ' - Pfogfam offered at ETSU Most 3 jobs f0und through this prOgram are right here on campus , I though the jobs supply the extra needed , y'in me sftrdents whonork usually do have difficulty finding the extra time needed to study But one way or another when the term comes to an end the work does get done. So whether students are slinging hash, . Metending bar or plugging away at a typewriter, itx ' ,. x is helping to pay the bye and to get a college L y L: educatidnv. ' -1, Wig ft igawgg $6919 3' It takes a lot of self-discipline because yOu . , n 09 3 d3 rmqui 10 we have to clear Iime for studying and when you , , on a rather 'mpahem cusmmer want to go out you cant. Studying comes v first' 3 V i .1 ' K-Warfda Woods, Real Estate 6 '3lt's a sense of feeling independent I just work on weekends, but I have my own ,money and 339017 't have to depend on anyone.' ' Skeeter Tate, Management 3'My work is hard at certain times. I'm a resi- dent assistant, but if you want to work you can judge for yourself as to when to study. It shows maturity. i -Tanya Osborne, Microbiology a M , -P'WWV .a'o i r w a '9 tlu P J . Working Studentse 79 1. II, 3 Int I got places to go, people to see Isthere really any night life in Johnson City? As far as food, students might venture to Just ask the students at ETSU and they say Sammy's Apex, Poor Richards Deli, T.C.s might tell you to go to Tu La Fe's, the Red Pig, Pizza or a variety of other taste bud delighters. or the Environmental Club tto mention a few Some students do complain that there is as the best places to go for drinking, dancing nothing to do, but they always seem to find a and meeting friends of the opposite sex. place to go. Under: Johnson City-a night View. Right: The Shamrockr located on the corner of Walnut and Boone Street. is amstop sign for most students. new The Tu La Fe is a popular place among students for enjoying time spent with friends; Far Right: Another of those yummy TCts Pizzas is made 119 order! - 't - t ' HI don't really have muchito say about John- son City night life; I guess ifs all right. ' -Greg Brainard, Undecided I don'! think it's very interesting -Tammy Collins, Social Work Bottom Left: Sammy's Apex is another favorite of many ETSU students. Middle: The Red Pig is yet another eating estabHshment frequented by university students. Bottom Right: Sorority night at the El. Ctub is a busy time. Night life . . . thhere's not much to do. Therehs only two or three places to go and that get boring after you've been here three or four years. -Chuck Gibson, Pre-Dentistry t7 don't tgo out that oftent because I don't have a car. There's not that much to do as I thought there would be for a college town. -Kim Dyer, Mass Communications Most of the time, Igo to Bojangles and some- times to the Tu La Fe. -Sandi Jackson, Nursing Under: Freedom Hall is a place many ETSU students find their way to for concerts by numerous top artists, This concert was by Molly Hatchet. From Classical to rock, it was here Len: Todd 8t Lee were in much demand this year to play at coffee houses and the MDA Dance-a-thon kick-off banquet. Two ETSU students, Todd and Lee, captivated audiences with their guitar playing and harmonizing voice arrange- ments; Below: The US, Army Field Band provided a differ- ent sound to listen to. Under: Floyd Cramer. clasgical pia- nist. plays an arrangement From street dancing to jazz singers, classi- cal piano to electrical guitars, and jugglers to ventriloquists, ETSU offered students a variety of special types of entertainment this year. Weekly movies, coffee houses, choirs and the US. Army Field Band tilled students' ears with a range of tones. If one stayed on campus this year, he had the opportunity to take advantage of these inexpensive or free entertainment offerings. Sororities, fraternities, student government and UCPC, to name just a few organizations, joined in to sponsor and support these events. Campus Entertainmenth23 Campus entertainment . . Far Left Bottom: Many students purchased tickets to mov- ies sponsored by UCPC on a weekly basis. Middle Left Bottom: Electric guitars were used by several coffee house entertainers this year. Below: Tina Walker and Rebecca Tanton examine the album tile in the music room while Odis Ellison changes a record. Bottom Right: Peter Beagle reads aloud from l'The Lady and The Tiger as part of the lecture series. l'Since I'm a commuter, ldon't participate that much. I can? afford the gas. -Handy Bombardier, Political Science I'm not going to come over here for what they offer. -Ron Campbell, Mass Communications '7 haven't participated that much because they don 't offer that much. On the other hand, I wish they did, especially on the weekends. -Bethy Mowry, Mass Communications I like the movies, but that's about all Igo to. -Dawn Spencer, Office Management Campus entertainment . . . Under: The ETSU Jazz Singers perform in the OP Culp Auditorium. Top Left: Maxie Patton works on a ceramic creation in the Arts and Crafts Center. Middle Letl;,UCPC sponsored several ge1-to-know-us receptions during the year. Middle Right: During homecoming, a juggling act er this one was present. Far Right: Another ETSU coffee house exhibits fine talent. hThe movies are good. I went to some of the things at the student center, but the movies are the best. -Kathy Hickmand, Management I think the campus entertainment is pretty 900d, but i'd like to see better movies. Karen Carr, Fashion Merchandising t'l like the coffee houses. especially when Todd c$ Lee play. The movies are pretty good, but i doni-t go to the speeches. -Cliff Hay, Broadcasting The movies are pretty good and that's about all igo to. -Dan Tzivanis, Physical Education ETSU Theatre presents Len: Performers in Doctors Dilemma rehearse for open- ing night. Bottom Left: Two main characters in Bernard Shaw's 'Doctor's Dilemma gave the show a sparkle. t ;w.,is.ss -t. v' The ETSU theatre, under the department of speech and theatre, combines academic stud- ies and practical production experience to provide a well-rounded education in all phases of theatre arts for students. Courses offered in theatre are acting, direct- ing, design, oral interpretation, theatre history, play writing, and production in all areas of technical theatre. All university students are welcome to par- ticipate in any part of the productions. Inter- ested students may submit lists of play sug- gestions to members of the department for evaluation and consideration for the next year's season. One of the ETSU theatrels productions this year was ttThe Doctor's Dilemmaii written by George Bernard Shaw and directed and de- signed by Harold J. Hunter, with the cast con- sisting of Carl Mallory as Redpenny; Lisa Dockery as Emmy; John Hardy as Sir Colenso Ridgeon; J.J. Birmingham as Mr. Looney Schutzmacher; Richard Miles as Sir Patrick Cullen; Scott Hubbard as Mr. Cutler Walpole; Dennis Elkins as Sir Ralph Bloomfield Bon- nington; Anthony C. Pocheas, Dr. Blenkinsop; Darla K. Ellerson as Mrs. Jennifer Dubedat; James D. Hutchens as Louis Dubedat; Sara Showman as Minnie Tinwell; Anthony Roberts as the ltCardinal ; Greg McPeak as the news- paper man; and Mike Adkins as the secretary. Shaw presents us with one member of a profession which has become centered around his own abilities and power, and who attempts to use that power and ability for per- sonal gratification. Through Shaw's play we are reminded of how easy it becomes to take ourselves too seriously and to follow our mis- directed egos. As comment on the medical profession and humanity, the play is pointed but not caustic, and sparkles with the Shavian wit. The second production of ETSU theatre was ttThe House of Bernarda Alba, written by Federico Garcia Lorca and directed by Harold Frank. The cast consisted of Jeanie Gray as Bernarda; Della M. May as Maria Josefa, An- drea G. Richey as Angustias; Sarah Elaine Havely as Magdalena; Lisa A. Dockery as Amelia; Cynthia J. Smith as Martirio; Donna J. Crawford as Adela; Jane R. Bass as Reveia; ul don't know anything about it. - Debbie Ausmus, English They need to have more plays that people know about or they need to add to the ones they put on. - Cheryl Lewis, Mass Commu- nications I've enjoyed most of their productions. a Ken Smith, Environmental Health Below: Participants in HThe Doctor's Dilemma soothe each other during a performance. Bottom: One performer checks the pulse of another to make sure he only tainted. ETSU Theatre presents more . . . Darla K. Ellerson as La Ponica; Norma J. Dockery as Prudencia; Kim Goodman as a beggar; and Lisa Yelton, Sheila A. Ledford, Patti Moss, Johnna Cook and Lorri Greene as woman-in-mourning. The yearly ttOne-Act-Play Festival which is held each spring quarter entailed a series of one-act pIays performed under the direction of students. These plays were chosen by the Stu- dent directors approximately two quarters be- fore the festival. This years one-act plays consisted of itThe Lesson, by Eugene Ionesco and director by George Baiiy; ttHot Lemonaide, directed by Sam Wheelock; HThe Tale that Wagged the Dog, directed by Cintra Weeks; and ttWaiting for Lefty? directed by John Hardy. Rehearsals for all productions lasted from 4- 6 weeks. Hard work and organization com- bined with talent and training to provide enter- tainment for the student body and area resi- dents throughout the year. Top: Bernarda Alba, daughters and other friends pause for effect. Bottom: Two women in t'the House of Bernarda Alba discuss each other's problems. ll's the best little obscure theater in the east. a Glenda Hinder, Mass Com- munications '7 went to one and left in the middle of it. - Bob Garlington, Marketing For what they have to work with, I think they do a real good job. e- Tom Smith, Mass Communi- cations 30hUniversity Theatre Top: Rehearsals for 'The House of Bernarda Alba took several weeks, but the results were good, Bottom: One participant cries, while others look on scornquy, University Theatre 3 1 Under: tSky Mirror Landscape' represents a cioud' tmatet with rain tspermt falling on the mountains tmother earthy, according to sculptor Ron Bennett. Top: Antique turnitUre, ornate with sCquting, is one of the many things found in the Reece Museum Middle: Two students try to decide uwhat is it while examining tnot too closelyt one of the museum's many offerings. Reece Museum? What's that? I haven't even had a chance to go in i1. -Sandy Evans, interior Decorating Hl've never been over there. This is my sec- ond year and I just haven? had time. I've always wanted to ye and I think HI go for the Christmas tree display. -Angie Powell, SpecialtElementary Ed. 3209eece Museum Art shows, music, recitals, lectures and a variety of short courses are just a few of the things visitors to the B. Carroll Reece Museum can enjoy throughout the year. Named in honor of B. Carroll Reece, former Congressman from Johnson City from 1921 to 1931 and again from 1933 to 1947, the muse- um is located behind the Sherrod Library. Originally, the museum was located on the third floor of the library and was established thanks to monetary donations from the Reece family to build the museum. Enjoying an annual average attendance of 30,000, the Reece Museum is the only muse- um within a 69-mile radius. The museum is made up of six exhibit rooms, three of which hold permanent exhib- its. They are the Music Room, the Brazilla Reece Room and the Tennessee Frontier Room. The other three rooms are used for visiting exhibits which rotate on a monthly basisyA a variety of art forms are represented in these rooms from paintings to sculptures to Various ? collections. ttSky Mirror Landscape, the name of the sculpture located in front of the museum, was built by The Friends of the Reece Museum which commissioned Ron Bennett, a former ETSU art student, to sculpt a work representa- tive of this area. His sculpture represents a cloud tmalet with rain tspermt falling on the mountains tmother earthy. An annual scholarship of $2,000 is also giv- en by the museum to outstanding art students in the area. In addition to art works at the museum, an annual Christmas Tree exhibition in December and the Docents program in March are held. The Docents program is sponsored by the Ju- nior Service League and is a series of art ap- preciation lectures. 30, 000 attend yearly Reece Museum adds culture to university To tell you the truth, Fve never been in it. -Bill Brown, Business Transpor- ration I was in i! once with an English class and thought it was nice and interesting. -Anonymous, Microbiology Middle Len: Different types of sculptures are found in Reece Museum, one pictured here and another Below. Bottom: Three students examine old phonographs and musical instruments found in the music room of the muse- um. With over 580, 000 volumes of books and 3,111 subscriptions to periodicals, the QC jSherrod Library contains Iherrresources nieces , research. Named in honor of Dr. Charies C. Sherrod, f he library is the I d on the fourth esources are in nter which is lo- arf-Pickei Hail. discs, and tape cassette tapes, i there oflem Alive in a fairly quiet study there. I can't study at the too much like a social center.' -Diana Statser, Dental Hygeine i thder heirod Library - home of heat, socializing and Studying, Right: ETSU student sIudies in relative comfortv .... no shoes and with a diet Pepsi. Bottom: Eddie Hensley Iraveis through some rather thick books while students in he background do the same. ' mum ,. Top right: Studying students aren't the only kind of stu- dents to be found in the library and this snoozer is evidence of that. Above: Carlyle Bruce spends a rare moment study- ing. Right: Scanning the stacks, this ETSU coed appears to have found what she is looking for. I can '1 find anything lneed to find. They need a central filing system. They are so disorgan- ized in changing over to the Library of Con- gress system -John Dugger, Political Science ult's so hot in there, but I have to study there two or three nights a week. -Diane Curry, Accounting It's not the quietest place to go. You can't study there because you end up socializing. -Jackie Honpton, Office Management Sherrod Libraryh35 v'iiumawhsu amen: The Archives abound with untold knowledge I think its an effective way to preserve the culture of this region. -Kathie Hicks, Political SciencexSociology What Archives, you mean it 's in the library? -Susan Hartman, History You mean the Appalachian Archives? All I know about it is it's preserving Appalachia. -Lisa Sanders, Mass Communications Top: Students view siides from the Archives, which is locat- ed in the basement of theSherrod Library. Middle: Getting pictures ready for slide presentations is one of the many jobs to be done, Whenever alone and looking for something to do, a person can go the Archives of Appala- chia. When thinking of archives, one often thinks of dark, damp, moldy, smelly caves but not on the ETSU campus. Being in the Sherrod li- brary. nothing could be damp or moldy; dark and smelly, well, maybe. Everything is well kept and completely dry. The archives disclose the history of the area and anyone can see this regionis colorful his- tory unfoid before his eyes in magazines. books, films, filmstrips and numerous phbto- graphs. The archives abound with untold knowledge. The people working in the archives are wiil- ing to help with any problem that arises in finding information. Information ranging from how to churn buttermilk to how to build a cabin can be found there along with ideas on tife, both old and new. information available to students. The archives are utilized by many ranging from local high school students and beyond. Letters from home-sweet-home anywhere else Probably one of the most important parts of an ETSU students's day is that daily trek to the post office to see who cared enoughtvtotiwri . anEhWhEEIEII oEcaEs EEIIES :32? FEE: Enal. en eop Isgh atEt tEIesEo EEndIE Q thEEbs. EJndEr theEEIrectI of WE ydeI -arigia gentr$ EEE; Far- thi ,ShErman McCamrtt, Hannelore Spangier and Hazel Wilson, cier .Fl yd 2n ,Vergis thE 5 magicarmr. E: E E E8 XE ' resently igcatedf In tge sgdeEt cEnteE, thE posgoffiee h heiE many locations on cam- pus, from the College of MedicineE, buiiding Iformerly theI mvegsuyEbenEeri to gIlbreath gi-iallftbw rei found its resEnt rgsti pi'ace W' do$hoEgs aIEB: am. to 4.30 pm .qMorI ay rough Friday. Among the changes fogndain tEe post oijcex this yEar gs amew Ep code. gvithgthEnEE zip IfcodEI 37614 maIi IS EentdIre yto the school and gypasgges the Johnson City Post Office The new zip code provided students WIth gas- ter mail service yearvvround 5; a; ng d gE- 1T , rge EEy IEEEEnom-E or I think I need more mail because I donit get any. I'm from New Jersey and I think people forgot where I am.' 1' -Kathy Bigelow, Nursing El thEnk 1IheIEdoEa E503 joE 3E gEtting maI'I out Ignefwi THE staffEs Eeri pbagant and they always have a smile for you. -Donna Warlock, Management 4E5??? EVEEE I thIgI k gge Eostaofffce doEs E pFetty good job for aII the mail that goes out to all the students. The staff is pleasant even though they have : otherwaozk to dd besid'esI give out stamps. dim Ralnes Pre-Pharmacy Middle Left: The box. Bottom Left: Everyone enjoys get- ting mail from home 'and friends as Kathy Gouge shows BeloEu: aLet' 5 share a ride IS becoming very popular these gays: 5 ii 1 I a II c n 54 II, t Post OfficeE 3 7 Need something? Bookstore offers Under: Books, books and more books. Left: Students of- ten take advantage of the Book Buy-Back service. Below: Fred Masters takes care of business for the book store. Bottom Left: Oh yes. can I please have a receipt. I'I think its real nice. It's got a lot of things In it besides books. I go there because theyIve got most of what I need. -Cathy Ford, Art I think the bookstore Is efficient In the sense that It supplies the needed books to the stu- dents, but concerning the Greek corner, I feel they should have a bigger supply of goods. -Tom Mills, Accounting 'Il'm not satisfied with It as far as prices be- cause we're poor college students and can It afford outrageous prices. I think we should get a discount of some sort. -Kami Martino, Undecided As far as campus bookstores go, it's the same as any other. I've been here two years and l have no complaints. -SaIIy Sams, Dental Hygeine I guess it's all right, I haven't thought much about it. Idon't feel like I've been ripped off or treated unfair. -Tracy Metcalf, Medical Technology I don't go up there except to buy my books and return them. The employees are nice. -Janice Dicks, Undecided wide selection of goods If youire in the market for textbooks, maga- zines, records, greeting cards or college novel- ties, the university bookstore is the place to L , , . go, , ' For many students attending the university, the bookstore, located on the second level of the student center, is the only shopping area they have. That and the Mini Market, located around the corner. In addition, to carrying the items mentioned above, the bookstore also has a wide selec- tion of general reading material. cosmetics, gifts, a full range of school supplies and spe- ciaiized material for individual course offer- Ings. A selfesupporting enterprise, the bookstore is not subsidized by the state of Tennessee. Its stock is purchased from college-oriented man- ufacturers and is either priced by the manufac- turer or the bookstore uses retail prices sug- gested by the manufacturer. Expenses for the bookstore include oper- ational costs and staff salaries. Any profit made is put in the general operating fund at the university which is used for campus im- provement, student activities and scholar- ships. Other services offered by the bookstore in- clude a book buy-back and ordering of college class rings. Top Left: Now, I need a card for that special person Lelt: The magazine rack is always a good place to find People, Time, Newsweek, Car and Driver, Seventeen and Cosmo- politan. Above: Clothes, clothes and more clothes, but not my size. Bookstore A39 the beer. Activmes mirrors being auc- . Above: The tug-o- and the Greeks found go. Homecoming gold icontl There are very few times on this campus when all students appear to be truly together; yet Homecoming is one time when the atmo- sphere is a little different than it is at others. Alumni come back to visit ther alma mater with a somewhat detatched manner, while freshman, sophomore, junior, senior and gra- duate students not only view the festivities, but actively take part in a unified spirit. The theme this year was going for the gold in the 803 and although ETSU didn't capture all of it, it did get a good portion of it. Top: Five ETSU coeds pose for a before-the-voting picture. Middle: Stephanie Cornett is crowned homecoming queen by Dr. Ronald Beller while her escort looks on. 42sHomecoming I didn't go to it. I teach piano Saturdays and at that time I was commuting back and forth so I just couldn't attend. -Elaine Triplett. Music ul thought it was pretty good this year; better than it '3 ever been. More people participated. -Malinda Nicely, Art Above: ETSU majorette Lori Failor marches to the sound of the music. Lon: The new ETSU parrot mascot clowns around with Bucky the Pirate at the homecoming game. Homecomingh43 ', 4m m Opposite Page Left: Karen Parham gets smashed with a cream pie in the face by Kim Dyer. Top Middle: ETSU cheerleaders watch fireworks during homecoming festivi- ties. Bottom Middle: Fireworks were an added plus to homecoming this year. Left: Fireworks and Bucky the Pi- rate were all part of homecoming. Below: Willie Tyler and Lester entertain students during homecoming. Homecoming e 4 7 ime comes true The theme for the 14th anhuai MisS ,ETSUC i , pageant was fiThis Mament in Time. I Robin Snapp. a 21-year-old marketmg rha-9 ?ijpr from LImestOne Tenn achieved her OwnI' I moment in time Nov. 7 when she besame suc- ' I cessor to Sandra Morefield and was crowned I -Miss ETSU 1981. . i 1 Snapp whd Is a pledge to Phi Mu Sorority, I attended the Conservatory of Mu'si'c In CinCih- atti where she received several honors in mu- 1 I, Sic. She also studied dance and theater. , I ; For her talent competition Shapp Wrote and sang ifsmiie Medley. 1 i FrOm here Snapp wilt go on to represent the university at the Miss Tennessee pageant L which could poSsible lead to the Miss America 7 BeaUty pageant. Keiiy Surber, 18, a freshman from Bluefieid, I Va. and former Dogwood Festival Queen, was ,, 1in runner up. Surber tap danced to Yankee I Doodle Dandy for the talent CompetitiOn ' Second runner-up went to Kelly Shipley,A I Innior from Johnson City, who did a batons ii rdutine to the music of VDisao' Heat for heI: I I i talent competition. Shipiey was first runner-up- 1' 'and talent winner In the Miss Johnson City -, Pageant, and has heid the titles of Woridis and I : Dixie 3 Most BeautifIJi MajOrette I g A Vote from the other nine Contestants won I Lisa Roark, a junior from Oneida, Tenn.-, MiSs Congeniaiity. Roark is a former Miss Scott County Fairest of the Fair and far her talent sang, What i Did for Love. I Other contestants in the pageaht included, Racheal Garland Leslie Griffith, Leigh smith, I Jodi Sluss DeLores Story and Serena Boo- I kout. The ETSU Jazz Singers provided entertain- ment for the pageant and Linda Moore, Miss Tennessee 1978, was Mistress of Ceremonies. Sarah Ann Leonard, Miss Tennessee 1980, sang the theme nThis Moment' In Time for the . pageant along With iiTomorron and FoI' I Once in My Life A I've never realy thought about it. It s fihe I'or , , ' some girls, Iguess , I I- I I -Debee Haas Criminal Jastice - I think i! s a great idea It gives a lot of pretty; girls on campus a chance to get some recogni- tion I I-Stan Warden Undecided Well, lthought this year was an excelteni pro? I I. I dUction. I felt the talent was very professmnalf andl think pageants can benefit theISe women? .in many waysf' - 2 -Karen Karr;LFaShiqh'IMerchahdiemi L Y II hotte: Keliy ShIpley demonstrates her tievaIiIty With two Above: Robin Snapp does her composition, uSmile Med- batan , I I I L y, iey ,during the taient portion oi Miss ETSU. Below: Serena Bookout, Rachel Gariand, Leigh Ann Smith, Len: Kelly Shipley, second runner-up; Robin Snapp, Miss Leslie Griffith, Delores Story, Keuy Shipley, Lisa Roark, Jodi ETSU 1981; and Kelly Surber, first runner-up, begin to Sluss. Robin Snapp and Kelly Surber await the judge's unwind after the contest. decision. Above: The ETSU Jazz Singers provided entertainment for the pageant. Left: Kelly Surber shows the audience both of her talents-tap dancing and painting. Miss EFSU 49 Learn Dental Hygiene at the Dental Clinic . . . If you're in need of having your teeth cleaned or X-rayed, how about stopping in at the Dental Clinic? Under the direction of Dean John P. Lamb, the clinic is dedicated to the advanced training of professionals to work in dental hygiene. This year, sponsored by the American Den- tal Association, was the third annual open house for Children's Dental Health Month. Ann Hutcherson, coordinator for the Chil- drenis Dental Health Month, said this was the first year it was an entire month as it is usually just a week. Johnson City Major John G. Love was on hand for a ribbon cutting ceremony to officially dedicate the project. Hutcherson said the American Dental Asso- ciation feels it is important to have a longer period of recognition so people will be more aware of dental hygiene. Open House was held Feb. 16-27 for groups of children who were given a tour of the facili- ties and free toothbrushes. An extensive screening procedure is done before acceptance into the department. The screening includes being required to have had biology and chemistry in high school, gaining admission to ETSU, and applying separately to the dental hygiene department. The department application includes dental and medical forms, a personal interview, tak- ing the Dental Hygiene Aptitude Test adminis- tered by the ADHA, and five letters of refer- ence. Under: Now, don't move. Le : Don't move or you'll have a blurred tooth. Bottom Left: The paper work is never done. Above: A student cleans another studenfs teeth while, Right: the dentist checks another patient. I was real pleased with the amount of service for just five dollars. Ken Thompson, Guidance 00unseling I've never been to it. Jeff Johnson, Speech Mass Comm f'I think it's great that students can go and pa y less than at a regular dentist. Debbie West, Elementary Spe- cial Ed ; ARA caters to the needs of hungry students Meal tickets lost, what some said was bad food and a bomb threat were only a few of the problems encountered by ARA Food Service which caters to the need of food by hungry students at ETSU. With a variety of dining services offered on the three levels of the student center, students and faculty may pick which icuiinery delights' they wish to partake of. Although a majority of students complain constantly about food and conditions in which it is served tie. cockroaches on chairs asking to join in the mealt, they do return day after day. Some compiaints by students have been cold food, waiting in line for your number to be called and the loudness of the juke box in the Gritl. One student said she felt the bomb threat earlier this year at the student center was the best thing to happen since she had to leave her breakfast on the table. Even through the criticism, ARA is aware of what they have to work with and is trying bigger and better food items such as the pizza night in the Pizza Parlor, a steak night in the cafeteria and a pocket bread sandwich stuffed with meat which is served in the Rathskeller. ARA does supply food within the student budget and each level presents a different taste. 'iltis slowly improving. -Jeff Anderson, Political Science I really like it because I can get up in the morning and eat in ten minutes The breakfast is always good. -Leslie Griffith, Broadcasting ttThe breakfast is real good, but the rest of it stinks. -Janet Hopkins, Special Education Under: Students frequent the boarding cafeteria almost on a regular basis. Below: ARA Food Service iS willing to set up meals outside for any campus group any time. Right: Behind the scenes in The Grill we see how the food is prepared; Middle Right: The Rathskeller is a very busy place in the afternoons as , many students frequent it. Far Right: It's an aii-day job to keep the dishes washed in the Cafeteria. A well body is a healthy body . . . . 54AHealm Clinic Ailing students can receive health care from the University Health Clinic located in the John P. Lamb Jr. Hall on campus. The clinic is staffed by local doctors working on a rotating basis, and by nurses who are full- time employees. A waiting area is set-up for the student's comfort and entertainment. It is equipped with seating for 20-25 people, a color television, and a variety of reading material. Students are taken on a first-come, first- served basis. Medical records are kept on stu- dents who have attended the clinic. Not only does the clinic serve those who are iii, it also practices preventive medicine. In the fall of the schooi year any student can get a flu shot free. Students who have allergies can receive their shots at the clinic if the student supplies the medication. The clinic is not equipped to handle broken bones, fractures, or serious ailments but it handles minor ailments at no charge to the student. When a student has a virus, sore throat, or other minor illnesses, then he can see a doctor and receive some medication from the clinic. The doctor will give a prescrip- tion for any medication not available at the clinic. An average of 70 students a day are handled by the clinic down 30 from last year's average. of 100. The staff of the clinic attributed the drop in daily caseload and to the decline in enrollment this year. Under: The Health Building where the Health Clinic is housed. Lott: Part of the duties of a student nurse is to check supplies. Bottom Lott: Students wait their turn to see the doctor at the clinic. a,r,v Above: These are just some of the medical supplies that can be gotten at the Health Clinic. Right: One student nurse restocks her supplies in preparation for incoming students. I guess they do pretty good for the amount of students they see and the amount of time they have. I think the doctors should be there more. Beth Barton, Health EdtDental Hygeine I'm very pleased with the health clinic. I think theytre doing a good job. Mark Anderson, Computer Sci- ence I think they're doing a good job. Ifs good to know I can go there when I'm sick. Jan France, Psychology 37;: .l 7 , Health Clinic h 55 0 R agan nominees unanimously approved CD 56 1980-8 1 ohn Le'Rxe dream 5 Hejects and outcasts demolish Eagles to win Super Bowl, 27-10 Super XV-h U Smeme Thousands I Pay tribute nd0V to Lennon . Aug uosuqop JO asuaau 4o anss! Bugae; 08V . 519 656 Murphy,Thompson convuctea 5b 0 G on Abscam operation counts 7980-8 M 5 7 58hCampus Police Top: Helping faculty and students who lock theselves out of their cars is only one of severat things the campus police do. Above: Sgt. Gerald Robinson finds time to relax in the new security building. A part of student A new security building, some new patrol cars and a new move to teach seIf-defense to women on campus are just a few things that have been added to the ETSU Campus. Police this year. The campus force is staffed with 17 full-time officers and nine student officers. The student officers are responsible for dorm security and dispatching senior officers where they are needed. in addition to their routine duties of patrol- ling campus grounds, Ken Long, chief of cam- pus police and his men are there to assist citizens who need aid, to investigate campus crimes and when necessary help the city po- lice. Although the campus was plagued by a rash of bomb threats this year, the officers still managed to fulfill their other duties, including the issuance of parking tickets. I think they spend too much time giving tick- ets. Probably they should spend more time providing protection for the students. -Beth Underwood, Marketing The campus police are usually the busiest in the parking lots. -George Bailey, TheateMPsychology Writing tickets. I think they're really good at i doing their job, but they get blamed for a lot of things that aren't really their fault. -Trish Owens, SociologytPsychology l l life - campus police, parking tickets Top Right: As ETSU students acquire more cars, parking becomes an even bigger problem. Right: They'll park any- where, as long as it's close. Black History Month: look into the past . . . The first week in February is usually desig- nated as one for remembrance of Black histo- ry, but at ETSU, due to several factors, that week has extended to a month a time to recall Biack American's struggle to gain equality and civil rights. During the month of February, an artist's exhibit was held in the Carroll Reece Museum, which displayed the talents of some ETSU stu- dents as well as members of the local commu- nity. But the actuai observance of the month began officially Feb. 6, with a concert by ttKIeeer and Woody Henderson. On Monday of the following week, Feb. 9, the Rev. Benjamin Chavis was on hand to lecture to an audience in the student center auditorium. Chavis was the leader of the tiWii- mington 10, which was convicted in North Carolina in -1972 for arson and conspiracy. They were later acquitted of the charge, which was alleged as a frame-up by North Carolina authorities. Walk Together Children was the title of Vinnie Burrowst performance Feb. 10. Bur- rows was a one-woman show, entertaining the crowd with song, poetry and prose of Black Americans. Several movies were also shown during the month, including nRichard Pryor Live, uBrothersf' and iiBrothers and Sisters In Con- cert. a The history month was wrapped up Feb. 26 with a presentation by Theatre Three. a Datlas, TX. repertory company, which performed. Porter, Please, a glimpse at Cole Porter and how his iyrics and melodies spiced up the American musical scene for more than three decades. According to Quaye Chapman, assistant di- rector of the university center, this year's ober- vance of Black history was more extensive, largely due to luck. Three movies and the con- cert had been planned before it was realized they would fit in nicely with the observance. Under: Concert by uKleeer and Woody Henderson; Loft: Rev. Benjamin Chavis ot the Wilmington 10 spoke to stu- dents during black history month. Bottom Lon: Mayor John Love, Johnson City, reads the proclamation declaring February as Black History Month. Above: From the art show hetd during Black Affairs Month. Right: One of the singers from Kleer. It's a Iradition and it gives us a chance to show the world our heritage. Jackie Bush, Mass Comm .7 think it could have been used more effective- ly. It should have been a process to bring all colors together, not just one. Stanley Taylor, Social Work Muscular dystrophy: a dance for life . . . Above: One of the children present who couldn't dance: Right: Some of the ETSU students who partied-down and danced all night for MB. 62eDance-a-thon There are very few teiethons publicized as much as the Jerry Lewis telethon for muscular dystrophy. Held Labor Day weekend, the tele- thon draws millions of dollars yearly to aid those children and adults afflicted with the crippling disease known commonly as MD. Last year, among the contributions reaching the Las Vegas-based entertainer and this kids was $4,1 19 from ETSU. The money was raised through a weekend superdance in the spring when hundreds of ETSU students gath- ered together at the National Guard Armory to dance for those who couldntt. But in addition to the long hours of dancing, ETSU students partied down, drinking free beer, and participating in contests to keep them going all night long. A hairy-legs contest, best-dancer contests, live goldfish swallowing and bubblegum blowing contest were among the activities students participated in. The annual event was and is, supported by student government, although the participa- tion necessary to make the event successful is campus-wide. This year, superdance weekend was April 10 and 11 and the goal set by planners was $10,000. mxmm Above Lott: This is one of the posters seen by ETSU students in a campaign to get participants for the 1981 MD. Dance-a-thon. Above Right: This is one of the many bands who helped the dancers make it through the night. Le : Students were the main ingredient of the Dance-a-e thon. ltThe M.D.A. Dance-aethon is perhaps, in my opinion, one of the finest social and charitable events in the country. Butch Eames, Mass. Comm. I think that the Dance-a-thon provides two very functional purposes; first to help those who can't help themselves, and second to cre- ate common grounds for students to have a good time which in turn will benefit the student body as a whole. Don Rhea, Political Science D nce-a-thon h6g3 SGA: Help us, help out Establishing an academic appeals board, adopting a procedure for bomb threats and setting up 3 Stay at State weekend were major goals of the 1980-81 Student Govern- m ment Association, according to Don Rhea, SGA president. Rhea said that academic appeals for grades would be based on meeting certain require- ments. With a procedure for bomb threats in effect, Rhea said he hoped people would be discour- aged from calling in threats. The tlStay at State weekend had the aim of getting students motivated toward staying at ETSU on weekends and participating in ac- tivities. The SGA consists of senate and cabinet members which meet on a regular basis to design projects to provide fair services and representation for students. Rhea said the student government hopes to continue to receive input on future policies as well as those which are currently in operation. Overall, SGA is trying to work with adminis- trative personnel and students to achieve the best education and representation for stu- dents as is possible. 64eStudent Government Association Top Left: SGA President Don Rhea pauses tor a mo- ment from his work to answer a question Left: Mem- bers of the student senate listen to debate over a par- ticular bill. Top: The SGA cabinet for 1980-81 from left was. John Dugger. Jamie Burleson. Steven Isley, Kathie Hicks and Scott Fielden. Above: Senator Barry Bitten- master takes notes during a meeting of the student senate Middle Right: Scott Fielden prepares letters to send out to campus organization presidents about homecoming festivities. ttl think Don Rhea has done a real good job. -Linda Hutton, Criminal Justice They 're slightly inefficient. -Shawn McKee, Management I think the SGA is doing as good a job as they can right now and they're doing good for the students, but there's always room for improve- ment. -Mark Pugh, Accounting Student Government Association t65 Viit'ThIS yeahthe East Tennessean has under- gone several changes, the biggest of which was the change from one editor per year to two, with the switch occurring at the change from fali to spring semester. paper from stat to finish - from interviewS, L writing, typing- advertising, layout and pas- teup to where its handed over to the Su which takes the camera- -ready pages, shoots I them and prints them, giving you the produc i you saw every Tuesday and Friday this aca- demic year til like the paper because it keeps up with things on campus. l like the pictures. t: , Under: Student'ne Sp L' East Tennessean otfi gfori'a moment check , sports pages. Botto semester staff wasim i Rapheei Ngwu, Li km 0 er It. I read the record reviews and if ricle strikes me, I read that too.kl like the n :3. , -Marlene Zeckner, Environmenta Health Sometimes when rm in the student center I pick it up. It seems to be a good paper. -Tom Moore, Undecid t ' '7 think th pa ere ISL nteeis 9 el think the -Donna Edwards, Social Work 17 read it sometimes because it's free. Maybe they could do some more special advertise- ments on hamburger places. I like those. -Dewey Clevenger, MBA Top Left: Adele Starr proves that advertising managers double as typsits when the going gets tough. Top Right: Jack Chudina pastes up feature pages while Susan Morton proofreads a page beside him. Above: Marianne Pearson L checks over copy once more before giving it to copyeditors for editing. Its an annual affair for It's what's between the covers that counts. That single sentence was probably the motto of yearbook staffers this year as they tried to decide whether to move on, move in, move ahead or move out with the 1981 annual and its theme. A total of four deadlines was what it took to put out the book and the cooperation of countless people. Although the 1981 Buccaneer is a little shorter in pages than in years past, Editor Cathy Buchanan said it was done in an at- tempt to earmark money for some special ef- tects and the amount of spot color used in the book. Operating with a full-time staff of 12 editors, eight photographers and 14 volunteer writers, the 1981 Buccaneer was printed by Josten,s American Yearbook Company and was aided along the way through the services of Empire Photographics in Johnson City and Larry Smith, university photographer. Under: Before the yearbook was called the t'Buccaneer. it went through Old Hickory and HThe Chalk Line. Middle Left: Could this be the next Lou Grant of East Tennessee? Pamela Curtiss, student life editor, caught in the act. Mid- dle: Sports Editor Kenny Bruce concentrates on meeting the deadline. Bottom: Editor Cathy Buchanan smiles for the camera as the staff asks, Hwilt the real hard-nosed editor please stand up? Top Right: t'Bye Ma, we're off to join the circus, Buccaneer staffers are, Front Row: Karen Sparks, Bob Wilson. Cathy Buchanan. Second Row: Mike Jackson, Pamela Curtiss, Keltie Brown, Jim Horton Third Row: John Flanigan, Carl Forester, Tanya Green, Eddie Shelt. Tammy Kooch. Donna Hill. Middle Right: Academ- ics and Administration Editor Karen Sparks studies a class schedule; where are the layout sheets, Karen? Far Right: Organizations Editor Tammy Kooch and Greek Editor Eddie Shell look over old yearbooks to get ideas Buccaneer llWorklng on a college yearbook is both enjoy- able and a challenge lespecially after last year's bookl. I hope through all the trials and tribulation, rallies to meet deadlines and to send more pages than were requested that we have produced a book the students will find enjoyable and thorough. -Carl Forester, Special Education 'lWhat can lsay, its been one heck of a year. There were times I wondered if we 'd make it or not, but thanks to a lot of competent, hard- working people, this yearbook came out and we all hope the students enjoy it. - Cathy Buchanan, Mass Com- municationslPolitical Science Buccaneerh69 7 00 Tuition Protest Students voice concern . . . HHeII no, we wont pay, was the cry sent up by 600-800 ETSU students, Feb. 17, as they marched in protest of Gov. Lamar Alex- ander's proposed 15 percent tuition increase to be affected at state colleges and universi- ties throughout Tennessee. ttlf it's more we have to pay ... we won't stay. ttCome on along Alexander, Support Higher Education, HNo taxation without ape propiations and ttMy parents are going bank- rupt to prepare me for a good job were the signs to be found in the crowd as it marched through campus and around the administra- tion building, culminating in a raily and press conference in the student center auditorium. The Students Against Tuition Tax move- ment, as it was nicknamed, was a statewide involvement which had its beginning when Alexander's proposal was announced. ' From that moment, outraged students signed their names to petitions, sent post- cards to legislators and made it generaily known that they weren't to bearthe added burden of higher tuition. According to Donald Rhea, SGA president, approximately 3,000 in and out-of-state stu- dents signed petitions which called for a ree- valuation of the tax structure in Tennessee and which Rhea said, essentially called for a state income tax to be implemented. tilt you want to make Johnson City a ghost town, Rhea said, itraise tuition. The proposal to raise tuition had not been voted on by the legislature when this book went to press. I thought it was a real good idea, but I don't feel like it accomplished anything. However, I was glad to see the students get together on something. -Kenny Bruce, Mass Communications Under: Don Rhea, SGA president, leads the Feb. 17 tuition protest march. Top Right: Approximately 600 students marched in rain-threatening conditions to voice their con- cern for ETSU's future. Below Right: Prior to the march, students were given placards bearing sentiments on the proposed tuition hike. allow for expansnon-and bette I cam s 39 I live off campus, so I can I pick up I e sI Iion. I don't even know what kind 0 1m sic Ihey -Mark Thiamas- LBQSINQSVS i' I don't get Io listen IoLWETS Radio very one The programming is greaI I wish I cauld p ck up the station all Ihe IIme. WETS-AM. Right Above Wow. do I really get excited by music Right Below: Norman Hammett and Jim Pollack ms the deadiine with the latest in area news IIIIIJIIIII , III? 13; The four seasons . . . Spring, summer, . t. In the spring, when most everyonets fancy turns to love and romancing, the beauty of the grounds around us becomes apparent. Colors of flowers and a bright orange sun- rise become visibte and captivate us. Perhaps this has something to do with turning fancies. And don't forget the glorious lazy, hazy days of summer when you see lots of sun, have lots of fun and go barefoot lots. It's a time for going to the beach or going on a picnic. We a time we live our lives to a fuller capacity. Itts a time we all love. I like all four seasons because in this area they give you so many variables to work with eAlisa Hillman, Elementary Ed. ttSummer. Hike it the best 'cause llike to go to the bees -Terry Thomas, Dental Hygiene t7 like going to school at E TSU, because I'm here year around and can see all the different seasons. Georgia Nagie, Art Right Above: A typical spring picture tor East Tennessee as the small creeks flood their banks producing picturesque water tans. Right Below: One of the many rivers in the East Tennessee area frequented by ETSU students in the Summer time rafting, canoeing. and tubtng. 7 2 h Four Seasons fall and winter You start with yeIlow. red and orange, toss in a little sunshine and some wafm Indian sum- mer weather and you have a start on fall. On campus, the beauty speaks for itseif. Then aiong cOmes old Jack Frost to nip at your nose and bite your toes. Students huddie in warm coats, scarves and gloves while scurrying to their next destina- tiono o A sheet of white covers the grounds and, snowmen begin to appear. All the while stu- dentso minds are thinking of the spring to come. Left Above: Last Cat! for passengers for first period class is what zhose students who built the Snow Express were sayingulast winter. The train was buin in the yard outside Shenod Library. Len Below: Even wnh Fall coming on and the leaves taking off the treesu many ETSU students were still frequenting the area rivers and lakes. Four Seaysoynso73 , ant to gbeI To help you become the person you want to be IS the main concern of the CoUnseIIng CGU' ter. The CounseIIng Center Is a reSourCe for any Individual who has a concern, no matter how ,,smaII or .Iarge a cfrisis I The center aIso heIps to previde infofmatien on-gcareers, agroup programs, tutoring pro- grams, and aSsertivenesshtraIning programs. Students-wishmg toII-participate in any of; these programs or Students just wanting to taIk, may come in betweeh 8:00 a. m. and 4: 30 1p m, Monday thrOugh Friday, or by caning fer an appoIntment ThatIs where you go to help with your classes -Jay Patterson, Pre-Med ITve never been there. -Lisa Bowman, Undecided Under: Carson Hall is the buiIding where the Office of Career Development Is located. Top Left: Sally Essin helps a student understand aspects of her education. M ddle: John Bray administers a test to a student. Left: Dr. Jack Garland talks with a student. Job hunting made easier Finding a job after graduation in a specified field can be very difficult for some, but located on the lower level of Carson Hall is the Office of Career Development which is a campus office specially designed to help students in job hunting. This office aids students in job placement by setting up interviews with interested com- panies, both Iocaliy and nationally. It also hoids seminars and workshops on a wide ' range of tcpics. A careers library is also avail- abie fer student use - ; , A Cooper he EdUCat'ion program is offered N to studen : , ' , I think it's icareer developmenti an Office fall of information for students and I think it will , help them with their careers A -Caroi Phillips Elementary Educatioh I'Some ofrmy friends have said it's helped or that they didn't realize how many jobs sweie around and one said it didn't help. -Bill Bradford, Physical Education Top Right: The career development office keeps up-to- date listings of the companies in the East Tennessee area in its careers iibrary. Middle: Students check out the many phamphiets and books on job listings at the career develop- ment office. Right: Dan Emmel, director of the Office of Career Development, speaks with several students about resumes and interviews. Career DevelopmeniA 7 5 We finally here: Graduation! A word defined in Websteris Dictionary as iithe award or acceptance of an academic degree or diploma. it's a day in most students' iives that signals change. Most look forward to it; some don't; and still others greet it with a mixture of anticipation and anxiety. it represents a time of understanding, pride and uncertainty. It's a time when one finally understands what it meant to have done all that reading and studying; a time when one can be proud of his accomplishments. it's a time when one's parents sigh with relief and smile with pride. We a day of new hopes, new dreams and a new life. Itis graduation. Under: The graduation class of tall 1980: Above Left: It's a family affair on graduation day. Below Left: Dr. Ronald Beiler presented diplomas tor the first time at ETSU this Fall. Above Right: Is that what my diploma looks Iike?Below Right: Beller addresses his first graduation class, i'l'm excited about it. I graduate this year. Richard Love, Marketing i'lt's a long way of. Karrie Dunn, Sociology lim scarred stiff. Pam Hicks, Computer Science HI don't think the day will ever come, Pamela Bradley, Sociology 7 6 oGraduation graduation . . . Graduation 77 Three new sports were added to the ETSU athletic program this year In keeping with building up the unlvarslty's Southern Confer- ence standing. Soccer. volleyball and wres- tling made their tlrst appearances as orga- nlzedsportsandthereeultsweresomtim good and sometimes a little less then hoped for. MSooeetwasoneotthreenewsportsaddedet ETSU this year. Soccer began as a local campus club. Above: Intramural football ttall 198w saw the PI Kappa Alpha fraternity playing the Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity. The Pikes were beaten in Fratemlty playotts by Sigma Chi. Men'sCross Conn Scuthgm; cqnference . 126.70 67 Belmont callgbwg I ? e53 '41? 79 Vander $3; 66 Ut-Knox l$ Women's Track 2nd place-Tenn. Co 44-3 overall 3-0 Southern Conference Buc Scoreboard 8 1 2 82 Cross Country tCOn9nUGS... i'The public cannot expect a great cross country team without the scholarships. If they want a good team they need to help support it If we don't do as well, it won't be the players' fault, it will be mine for not replacing the graduating seniors. These were comments made by Coach Dave Walker about the 1980 Buccaneer cross country team. With a cut in scholarships, the outlook for this year's harriers was cautious, to say the least. But as usual, Coach Walker and the Bucca- neers showed the poise and confidence which has carried previous ETSU cross country teams to two Southern Conference Cham- pionships, five Ohio Valley Conference Cham- pionships, and four second place finishes. All of these accomplishments have come since 1969. The 1980 season proved to be no different. Opening their season at the Kentucky Invita- tional, the Bucs took first place. with Dennis Stark, the freshman sensation from Beliville, Ontario, and Adrian Leek taking individual honors. Placing six runners in the top 10, the Buc harriers dominated at the Binks Invitational, their second meet. Stark continued his impres- sive performance by setting a new course re- cord of 29:39.15. Their third win is as many meets came at the Furman Invitational, which the Bucs have won three years in a row. The nearest competitor, North Carolina State, was a distant 44 points behind. Next came E.T.'s best meet of the year. Greenville, South Carolina was the site, and up for grabs was the Southern Conference crown. The Bucs left no doubt in anyone's mind as they scored a perfect 15 points to walk away with the championship. Three Southern Con- ference titles, in the first three years of compe- tition says a lot for the team members and Coach Walker as well. As proof of his coach- ing ability, Walker was again award Southern Conference Coach of the Year. Left: Senior Adrian Leek led ETSU to many consecutive cross country wins. Below: Mike Mansley tRighti shows the cross country stride. 84 e Cross Country The legend tconti November saw the Bucs again prove they were a tough team to beat as they added another star to their cap by capturing the NCAA Region III meet, thereby gaining an invi- tation to the NCAA Championships in Wichita, Kansas. Here the harriers put on an impressive show, finishing fourth in the nation. This was only the second highest finish by the Bucs in the school's history. First in the Southern Conference, first in the NCAA Region ill and fourth in the nation. Coach Walker has continued to build a legend here at ETSU and each member of the team should be congratulated for proving that the Bucs are indeed winners. Right: Ben Turpin seems lost in thought as he goes on and on, and on . t . Below: ETSU's Dennis Stark leads the way with teammate Mike Mansley in third. .yaMW .. ,Nwwu - e $5,, 3n. 4'-'t's' - sf---- 7 2w tional. I felt we had a pretty good season. Personal- ly, I felt that I had a good one. I finally got to train with quality runners. As a whole, Ibelieve we lived up to our expectations. -Dennis Stark, Mass Communications As for the team, I was surprised, pleasantly surprised. It was a young team e we had a haIf-miler and a freshman. We would have liked to finish in the top two or three, but we didn't really expect to do that well to begin with be- cause we were so young. But as it turned out we did better. Personally, I felt I ran pretty well. It would have been nice to finish in the top five. It was good to get All-American. -Adrian Leek, Accounting We had a really good year. A real good team. Most of the guys were pretty pleased I think. -Mike Mansey, Undecided I think the team did a goodjob. They did what was expected of them. Each guy is going to have a bad day - we had a few that had a bad day at the nationals. But, we had the guys to back them up and thatts what kept us in it. They did an excellent job. -Mark Marshall, Engineering Technology Above: Adrian Leek begins to feel the pain which comes with long distance running. Loft : K. Johnson makes it all look so easy. Top Left: A Big help to ETSU this year was Dennis Stark. who set a course record at the Bink's Invita- Cross Countryh 85 u g 5 P 1980: A year of rebuilding Coming off a 7-4 record, a lot of people expected the ETSU Buccaneer football team to be a contender in 1980. However, a tough Southern Conference schedule, a lack of depth, and inexperience kept the Bucs strug- gling all season. While the Buc squad did show several bright spots, it wasn't until the eighth game of the season that they managed their first win. After that, only one more win was to come their way. Head Coach Jack Carlisle beginning his fourth season as leader of the Bucs, will lose fourteen players to graduation. However, he should have a number of experienced per- sonel returning to the squad next fall. Hopeful- ly, experience and a winning attitude will help the Buccaneers to better this year's 2-8 re- cord. Right: Buc quarterback Jeff Davis gets some advice from head master Jack Carlisle. Below: The ETSU Buccaneers take the field. It was mostly a year of rebuilding. We had a lot of young guys come in. A few big mistakes and a few big plays by Freshmen and older guys hurt us. Also, the first game hurt. We just needed to play more as a team. -Larry Neely, Physical Education t'l went to about all the home games, but it was so discouraging to see us loose every time. When we finally won I was so stunned, I coulant believe it. -Carl Forester, Special Education What do I think of Buccaneer Football? I don't think about it too much. I enjoy going to the games, but I would like to see them win more. It '5 nice being able to sit in the dome and watch the game. -Jack Chudina, Mass Communications Lon: Sophomore Richard Dill waits for a hole to open up. Bottom Left: Dill cuts the corner, outmanuvering a Marshall defensive back. Bottom Right: Shelby Cornelius goes high in the air to pull down a Davis ariel. Footballb 89 1 41M... Wwwm Lady Buc volleyball Coach Emily Walker witnessed her team's first losing season this year as the Lady Buc- 92hLady Buc Volleyball caneers posted an 18-24 record. Walker, who has been at the helm of the womens volleyball team for six years, felt inexperience was a key factor in her team's dissappointing season. She did, however, cite this year as a time of rebuilding. While the women felt they hadn't had a great year, they did manage to place fourth in the state. I felt that the team came a long wa y from the first to the last of the season. I am determined to work and play hard for the team, as well as myself, so that we can really go far in the future seasons. e Linda Elston, Undecided I thoroughly enjoyed the hard workouts and the fun times and I am Iooking for- ward to a better 1981-82 season. e Shawn Cochran, Camputer Science I feel that our past record does not re- flect the actual potential of this team. The team lacked a great deal of aggression when playing. We did not give the extra effort that it takes to win. Maybe next year! - Sandy Hester, Computer Science I am very dissappointed concerning the outcome of our season. I feel that we had the potential to make it to the regionals, but we just didn't click at the times we needed it. We did, however, make a good showing at States regardless of how we placed. Ihave learned very much this past year. I am ready to learn more and do what I am capable of to help the team be the best it can! - Janet Storm, Public Rela- Hons I think we really worked hard this year, but I guess our season didn't turn out as good as we all expected. I think a lot of it had to do with our young team t we had only one seniorI and I'm really looking forward to next year. I think we will all work really hard and the outlook should look better. - Brenda HoItscIaw, 38. Nursing l'l felt we had a learning season. We 're a young team with a lot of potential. I have a very good attitude about our team as a whole. e Martha O'Connor, Speech and Hearing 'IOur volleyball team has had it's ups and downs this year, but overall we have pro- gressed in many ways. e Melea Hunter, Physical Edu- cation ttAs a junior member of the E TSU volleyball team, I feel that our past season had its high points and to all of us a number of disappoint- ments towards achievements. Even though our team members were close and really worked hard for a rewarding season, it seemed that our destiny was to be unsuccessful. I feel that our team needed more confidence in bellevlng that we could win and wanted the feeling winning can give a team and its' coaching staff. As for next season, I know it will be full of many per- sonal and team members' achievements that will lead to a winning season. l also hope to make my remaining year wlth the Lady Bucs volleyball team one to remember for l have truly enjoyed being a member and always wish the best for the teams to come. Also the best of luck in everything each Lady Buc strives to fullflll. - Nancy Carter, Graphics De- sign Clockwise lrom top: Jenny Teopp returns a serve while Brenda Holtsclaw and Sandy Hester try to distract the opponents. Lady Bucs get a word of advice during a break. Brenda Holtsclaw gets high into the air to block an oppo- nents shot. Senior Jenny Teopp drives the ball towards an open spot. Lady Buc Volleyballh93 East Tennessee State University saw it's first wrestling team ever take to the mats in Southern Conference competition. Although inexperience and lack of support was evident throughout the season, the wrestlers them- selves maintained high spirits and a winning attitude. The following quotes from the wrestters are evidence of this: III feel that the team and individual records speak for themselves. The people who particie pate achieve their goals because of the hard dedication they learned before coming here to ETSU. The athletes at State must be looked upon as unique individuals, not for what their team has achieved but how much dedication the athlete gave. - Chris Prescott, Broadcast- ing t'AIthough this years team had an abundance of inexperience, hard work and the desire for competition kept us satisfied with our season. Next year could be harder on the team with no scholarships and higher tuition costs. a Jimmy Spurrell, Chemistry Special thanks to Coach Tony Mason Far- race and Coach Mike Kuziola for their help in the first ETSU wrestling team ever. - Steve Roberts, CriminaIJus- tice t'I feel that I myself had a nice season but without support of the students and faculty and not any scholarships it is hard to get up for a match. It's hard going to school. wrestling, and working while knowing that as soon as you get your money it's spent. You have nothing to look forward to, that's all I can say. - Thomas St Wade Jr., Engi- neering Technology t'This being my first year, it has been very hard competition-wise. IreaIIy enjoy wrestling. llove it, as a matter-of- fact. My Coach is a good friend and I really respect him. I gained a lot of friends in wres- tling and I have met a lot of tough guys. I got pinned a lot, but I 've got guts and a big heart and that's what you need in any sport you participate in. I just thank the Lord for all my strength and ability to compete in wrestling. - Scott Snapp, Physical Edu- cation Loft: Thomas Wade works his way up from underneath an opponent. Top: J. Pugh struggles to keep from being pinned. Middle: Steve Roberts works against an opponent trom Appy. Bottom: Working to maintain position, Sterling Cullop's face shows the strain of competition. Wrestling h 9 7 MM K x; r? The 1980e8i Buccaneer basketball team can look back on this past season and be very proud of tits accomplishments, Coached by Jim Haiiihan, the Buce entered each and every game with only one objective in mind e to leave the court as winners, And very often, the Buss did just that. The few times they did suffer lose, they still repre sented the school in highest fashion. The Bucs opened their season against the powertui Wildcats of Kentucky. The 'Cats were preseason favorites to finish in the top at the NCAA standings. Prior to the season's start, the Wildcats were ranked number two in the nation in most polls. Loft: Clint Smith gets his hand up in attempt to block Dale Solomonis shot, Top: Andre Motley goes up for two. Mid- dle: Troy Lee Mikeil seems more interested in the action at the Other end of the court than in his Davidson opponent. Bonom: Head coach Jim Haliihan and assistant Harry Krohn. Men is Basketball h99 Someone apparently forgot to tell the Bucs, though, as they almost began the season with the upset of the year. It was only in the closing moments that Kentucky pulled away for their 62-57 victory. The Bucs next encounter came against UNC-Asheville. Defense was the word for the Bucs as they held UNC to 17 of 53 from the floor, a .321 field goal percentage, the lowest of the year in the Southern Confer- ence. Every game played by the Biue and Gold this year offered action and excitement. Three of the Buc games went into over- time. Davidson stopped the Bucs 84-82, ETSU toppled the Citadel 70-66 and the Mountaineers of Appalachian State held on for a 78-72 overtime victory. All three games coming during the month of Febru- ary, the wind-down month prior to the Southern Conference tournament. The most exciting game of the season came on February 7th, in Memorial center. The game was regionally televised over NBC-TV, and marked the first time the Bu- caneer basketball team had played before a television audience. And it was a whale of a game. Facing conference foe Marshall, the Bucs were looking to gain a solid foothold in the top of the conference standings. The game was close the entire 40 min- utes. However, with the fans on their feet and the scoreboard reading 75-74 in favor of the Thundering Herd, the Bucs pulled a little bit of magic from their hats. 100aMen's Basketball With three seconds remaining on the clock, Troy Lee Mikell hit freshman Marcus Reese with a perfect pass in the right cor- ner. Reeses' shot was true and with time expired, the Bucs had come away with a 76-75 victory. It was moments such as these that both the players and the students will remember for a long time. Several of the Buccaneers had excellent seasons. Senior George Underwood, team captain, had one of the leading individual rebounding performances in the Southern Conference. His 17 rebounds against the powerful Kentucky Wildcats was just two behind ASU's Charles Payton, who held the top performance of the year with 19 in one game. Underwood also grabbed 16 rebounds against both South Carolina and UNC- Asheville. He also pulled 15 down in a game against Marshall. Underwood was third in the conference in rebounding with an 8.1 average through 21 games. Troy Lee Mikell was another Bucaneer who had an outstanding season for the Blue and Gold. Mikell was seventh in the conference in scoring with a 15.0 points a game average. The former Freshman of the Year in the Southern Conference will cer- tainly be an asset to Coach Hallihan in the next two years. Clockwise. trom the top: Aaron ttMoIey Douglas saw plenty of action this year for the Bucs. Jim Smith was just one of the Bucs' superlsubs. The ETSU Buccaneer coach- ing staft-Jim Hallihan tkneelingl, Larry Davis, Henry Arga- brite and Harry Krohn. The Bull, Charles Thaxton, works the ball inside. Winfred Reid enjoyed an outstanding year in 1980-81. Men's Basketballo 10 1 Senior Clint Smith added valuable assistance to the Buc squad this year. Smith shot .554 from the floor this year and swept an average of 6.1 rebounds from the boards. Winfred Reid was only one of the favorites of the crowd at the Buc games. When Wennie was hot, he could btister the nets. Reid was a completeptay- er, attacking opponents on the defense lust as hard as he played his offense. However, when number 50 rose up out of his rocking chair and began to remove his warm-ups, the crowds in Memorial Center would rise and ap- plaud wildly. Charles Thaxton was the unsung hero to many followers of the Buccaneer basketball team. When he came into the game, Thaxton would use his superior strength and mobility to work the ball in- side-usualty for two points. Thaxton, often called the Bull, hit .794 from the floor and .609 from the foul tine. The Buc senior has given many students here at ETSU an idea of what hard work can accom- plish. There are many other Buccaneers who contribut- ed just as much to the basketball program, if not more. The hours of hard work they put into the program can never be repaid, and these six pages are just a'small thanks to them-the 1980-81 Bucca- neer basketball team. 102eMen's Basketball Clockwiu from tho lop: Charles Thaxton goes to the glass. Either it's a touchdown or the Buc coaches can't believe the call. Jim Smith brings the ball down own as Mark Ouesenberry trails. Troy Lee Mike pulls up for a shot. A very vocal Coach Krohn. The best team to play at ETSU. -- Winfred Reid, Physical Education The Bucs this year really represented what the team concept is all about. We came together mainly from our own initiative and with the little support we did receive, gave ETSU another winner. - Mark Ousenberry, Marketing Major 5 Men's WetbaIl 103 Competitive, hard-working, and dedicated are just a few words which describe the 1980- 81 Buccaneer gymnastics squad. Coached by Chris Ayres, the Lady Bucs were extremely pleased with their progress this past season. While their record at the time didn't necessarily indicate an outstanding win- ioss record, the women worked extremely hard to achieve the goals they set for them- selves. Only the participants themselves knew just how hard they had to work and what it all meant to them. Here is what they had to say: P Oi se til think we've come along ways since last Sep- tember; all the hard work and dedication a d seemed to have paid off. n e Debbie Hall, Home Econom- ' ICS conhdence t'Gymnastics Parallels with the beams of my descnbe Hen - Madeleine Stavrinakis, Phys- BUC ical Education gymnasts HGymnastics isn't like every other sport be- cause we practice year round and sometimes it's a pain. But now it has really paid off with the help of our coach. Weive made a big im- provement. e Judy Fleming, Technology 'Well, I have spent four years of competitive gymnastics here at ETSU and in my opinion this has been the most successful season ever. - Connie Sessions, Criminal Justice 'This being my first year in coilegiate competi- tion was scary but worthwhile. The encourage- ment from my teammates and Chris has really helped. i can't wait til next yeari e Valarie Pennington, Unde- cided 104 hGymnastics Above: Madeleine Stavrinakis looks nervous before her event. Top Left: Judy Fleming steadies herself on the bal- ance beam. Far Page Top: Deb Hall seems lost in a world far away. Bottom: Valorie Pennington works out on the floor exercises. In the past seven years E TSU has had a gym- nastics team, this is by far the best team as well as the team that has given the best tteam' effort. Each member of the team showed great improvement in learning new skills and perfect- ing routines. It is difficult to single out one gymnast because everyone did well this year. Connie Sessions did a super job this year as a senior. ln gym- nastics it is often difficult to continue with good performances year after year. Connie finished with her strongest year her senior year. l'm proud of her as a gymnast and as a student. completing her degree in Criminal Justice in 4 years. It was an enjoyable year to coach and I think the whole team looks forward to next year. Chris A yers, Gymnastics Coach Gymnasticsh 105 ETSU's Lady Buccaneers took several big steps in the 1980-81 season toward that na- tional ranking they have been yearning for ever since Susan Yow took over the reins. Yow, who has now been at ETSU for three years, led the Lady Buccaneers through their most successful season in the history of the school. HLast year we took some giant steps in our program, Yow said. ttThis season we have continued to improve and I can not help but be pleased with our progress. Heading into the state tournament the Lady Buos had already won 16 games which set a new school record for wins. Included in those 16 wins were victories over nationally ranked Mercer and Brigham Young. But the Lady Buc tosses may have shown just how much they improved in the 1980-81 season. in the 1979-80 season Tennessee downed the Lady Buos by 45 points. Things were different this year though as the Lady Bucs lost by only 15. Thatts quite an improve- ment. The Tennessee game was the highpoint of the season in many ways. For one thing it drew an attendance of 3,000 2 certainly the most ever to see a women's game at ETSU. The Tennessee game also showed how much the Lady Bucs had improved in just one year. Yow's Lady Bucs also played East Carolina a very good game only losing by 10 points. ECU defeated national power NC. State twice in the season. Marsha Cowart was nominated for All- American honors. The sophomore averaged 1080Lady Buc Basketball 21 points for the season and ranked eighth in ithe nation in free throw shooting. Punkie Mills i Ihit at 13.2 points per game clip, while transfer lCynthia Austin averaged 12 points per con- test. Sharon Allen and Annette Culberson closed out their careers as Lady Buccaneers. Culberson started at point guard, while Allen a top defensive performer started at the wing. Allen scored her 1,000th career point in the loss to Tennessee. it has always been said, Hard work pays off. ' Looking back at the Dial Classic in Missouri, the U-T game, and all the other stiff competi- tion we were up against, our hard work and dedication has proved true. Even though the score didn't show it, we have become true winners through our hard work and dedication. The score may not show it now, but give us a few more years and we'li give you a top-20 team. Lady Bucs-on the way up! - Terri Adams, Biology For my first season in college basketball, I could not have asked for a better aIl-around season. I have realized during this year that there is not a better team or coaching staff in the whole country than here at E TSU. - Leigh Jaffke, Pre-Vet I think the reason why we have had such a good season is that we 're unified and everyone knows their role on our team and has carried it out successfully. 2 Jackie Phillips, Elementary Education Playing at E TSU in front of crowds like we had with U-T made even me, a 5 '4V2 guard, feel tall enough to dunk it. Students do not realize how much their support and enthusiasm does for us. - Anne D. Hensley, Account- mg 'tThis year has been very rewarding and I am very excited about the years to come. We have a young team and with continued hard work there will be no stopping us. Lady Bucs are definitely on the way up. - Cynthia Austin, Secondary Education Where is no U-T syndrome. .2 Beth Bass, Social Work I guess the highlight of the year was seeing wall-to-wall people in Brooks Gym against U-T and finally getting a pet band to pla y for us and then they got a technical called on them for playing at the wrong time. 2 Marsha Cowart, Education Special Team work made up for inexperience. - Punkie Mills, Physical Edu- cation A person develops more mentally than phys- ically while playing basketball here at E TSU. 2 Margaret Ann Stroup, Eng- lish Our team unity has given us a successful sea- son. 2 Sharon Allen, Physical Edu- cation h... Far Loft: Annette Culberson drives against a Radford de- fender. Top: Sharon Allen was a valuable assett to the Lady Bucs. Mddlo: AlI-American candidate Marsha Cowart. Bottom: Cynthia Austin brings the ball up court against Carson-Newman. Lady Buc Basketball 109 .Ia .m t m V m m m a 0 1 1 Motivated by dedication Undoubtedly, East Tennessee State Uni- versity in recent years has developed some of the finest track and cross country ath- letes in the US. during the past decade. As an athlete under the coaching of Dave Walker, I know that I am more than quali. t tied to make such judgements. Recently, however, budget restraints have affected the track and cross country program at E TSU. It is only because of Coach Walkerts stringent standards and devoted fund-rais- ing crusades that our program is still in existence. Last spring our program exper- ienced the worst cuts but still managed to perform better than ever. e Herman Brown, History and Physical Education Many times this season the team had to double up and run twice as many events at different meets because they simply couldn't afford to carry more athletes on their small budget. This didn't stop Walker though. The cheerful, easy-going coach took the run- ners he was able to carry and set out to conquor the Southern Conference. And the feat was almost accomplished. The South- ern Conference Championship was just five points away at the end of the season. I V Mike's Trabk Walker and each member of the 1979-80 Men's track team certainly had more than enough to make them stop at any given time during the season. Yet they kept striving. Their goals had been set, and the entire team devel- oped a lnever-say-die, attitude. Hopefully, the people who can do something to remedy situations such as this at ETSU will some- day take notice of the real potential of teams such as the '79-80 track team. In the words of Herman Brown, ll the finest track and cross country ath- letes in the US. For Ion om: Ben Turpin was one of the Bucs' most consistent runners in 1980. Far Ion tboltomt: Adrian Leek and Mike Mansey were only two members of ETSU's Strong relay team. Top: Adrian Leek is perhaps the best known of the Buc thin- clads. Loft: Turpin leads the pack lnto the turns. Flynn, Scott and Coghlan trail. 'tThe team we had did good. Basically, we didn't have any field events. We only lost the conference championship by five points. Everybody ran four or five races while other teams had enough to run in only their best events. I thought the team did really great. - Mike Mansey, Criminal Justice '7! was a disappointing loss t the Southern Confer- ence; because we just lost by a few points. Yet everyone tried so hard. We just didn 't have enough on our team to compete in the conference. - Ben Turpin, Mass Communica- tions Men's Trackh 1 13 g L 1 Sues should be a excnting tgam to mi 0 1 14 Lady Buc Tracki:k The highlight of the season came when the mile relay team, consisting of Roberta Baroel, Darlene Jackson, Carol Johnson, and Linda Preston qualified far Nationals at Idaho Univer- sity March 13th and 14th. Kim Bird also quali- fied in the 1500 and the three mile. We all worked veryhard for the privilege of - competing in the nationals, and we hope for stronger seasonskin years to come. ...' Linda Preston; Physical Edu- cation If my heat is not gdod enough, I VI do better. --L Kim Bird, Physical Educa- tion Flt loft: Roberta Barcel and an opponent go strideeforo rsmde intokthe fits! turn;:Top: A tired Kim Bird tries to regain her composUre. Above: Sheila Halsey competed in the shut put'event for the Lady Buss! Lon: One member of the mile reiay team'which'quaiified for the natio'nats was Linda Pres-L tonp' , ,L L Lady Buc Track 1 15 Ask anyone on the campus of ETSU to name a Lady Buccaneer cross country runner and the answer nine times out of ten will be HKim Bird. Bird, a newcomer to the Buccaneer roster, hails from Amherst, Nova Scotia. Among nu- merous other awards she has received, she was named the Nova Scotia Track Femaley Athlete of the Year in 1979. Other newcomers to the Lady Harriers squad included Dee Fox, from Blountville. and Doris Turpin, a native of Radford, Va. Returning to the Buccaneer squad this year were Linda Preston, Kaki Frincke, Evelyn Hoi- brook, Connie Brown, Betsy Baymiller, Mary Pat Hanrahan, Kay Ackerson and Sharon Gardner. Preston, a junior from Ontario, Canada, re- turned fresh from a second place finish in the 200 meter run at the 1979 Womens' Colgate Games. Frincke, a returning sophomore from Knox- ville was named ltmost improved at last year's track banquet. Tom Roberts took over at the helm for the Lady Bucs, replacing volleyball coach Emily Walker. Roberts, in only his first year, saw his team mature into a real contender by the sea- son's end. Bird began her career here at ETSU in a most impressive fashion, by taking first place in a tri-meet at James Madison University in Harrisonburg, Va. The Kentucky Invitational wasn't quite as nice to the Lady Bucs; however, Birds still A new bird in the roost. . managed to place fourth in a field which in- cluded the University of Kentucky's Berna- dette Madigan and the University of Tennes- seeis Brenda Webb, both Olympic competi- tors. Birdis time of 18: 16.8 was only 0: 16.9 short of the winning time, while Fox, of ETSU, fin- ished in 42nd place, only two minutes behind first. The next stop for the Lady Bucs was the Lady Vol Invitational, where they placed sev- enth. A disappointed Roberts took the blame for the Bucs poor showing. I'm to blame for that. I changed our prac- tice schedule the week prior to that race and it really threw the girls off. Traveling to Memphis State, the Lady Buc Harriers put it all together and came back to Johnson City with a first place. Homecoming Week saw the Bucs entertain Middle Tennessee and VPI, and, although Bird took first place, overall the Bucs were forced to settle for second behind a strong VPI team. The Bucs then traveled to VPI the following weekend to try and even the score; however, they were without the services of their top runner, Bird. Preparing for the Bonnie Bell Race of Champions in Cleveland, Roberts felt it would be best if she concentrated on only one of the races. The concentration must have paid off, as she placed in the top five in Cleve- land. She also set a personal record for herself in the 10,000 meters. 1 16oWomen's Cross Country Opponit. pago-top Iolt: Harrier Mary Pat Hanrahan at- tempts to walk off her exhaustion. Far Lett: Hanrahan leads the group along one of the many trails. Top lett: Betsy Baymiller Lott: Linda Preston Above: Kim bird jogs off into the distance. While the Lady Bucs placed only seventh at the Regionais in Charlottesville, N.C., each of the Bucs ran well against some of the top competitors in the nation. Bird finished in 12th place with a time of 16:55.3 in the 5,000 meter race. It was not only a personal best for her, but a school record as well. While the Bucs' overall performance didn't qualify the team for the nationals, Birdis time was good enough to qualify her. Frincke was the number two finisher for the Bucs with a 20:12 time; Baymiller was third with 20:22; while Hanrahan, Preston and Hol- brook followed. Bird ended up the season for the Bucs in Seattle, Wash, at the AiWA National cross country championships. And, she finished it in impressive style. Plac- ing 32nd out of the top 215 runners in the country, her 17:53 time was oniy twenty sec- onds off the winning pace. Bird and her teammates should be proud of representing ETSU in a most impressive man- ner. They were a team to be proud of and a team which will doubtiessiy improve in the coming year. Women's Cross Countrye 1 17 ii, F XOW TO :73??? l' ' Intramural involvement Softball musbwmd x1 . Easy Street . Elizabethton Boys . Rejects . Benchers . Warlords . Astros UM Fubar . Rambiers Football awbmmd , Fubar . Big Time . Tanglewood . Benchers Rejeds . Warlords ma APO Brew Crew , A.G.'s mm 601 Bears Sonball 5. . Clement Chipmunks 2. Cooper II 3. 4. Ellington aim Clement Hooters Browning Longshots Clement High Lifes him Browning Blues Fooiball 1. 2. 3. 4. CIemem Chipmunks mm Cooper Phantoms Cooper ll Browning Longshots Ellington Clockwise: Referee Stan Johnson dresses out for an upcoming game. The Baby Bucs won the Women's championship in footbail. Action was fierce between the Chi's and the Phan- toms. The 1980 Men's football champions, the team of Sigma Chi. cont. Crou Country 1. Independents 2. Benchers Badminton 1. Wilder 2. Benchers 3. 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Boysh pitches to Kelly Buskell Whi Sign in the Championship game, Above Left: Bill Brown prepares to unleash the ball. Above: Paul WM Johnson takes time during a crucial play of the champion- ship series to pose for a photographer. L9H: While the Lady on second is poised for action, the centerfielder seems to think she isn't going to see too much action. In tramurals h 12 5 Intramurial involvement cont Below: Frat ballgames always drew crowds Right: The mysterious windup of pitcher Rick Anderson. Bottom of page: Jon Bowman gets a piece of the ball in a Phi Sig-PKA contest. Opposite Page: Who says sohball has to be all work and no play? tmm mmm . . Two for two 130eGolf Capturing its second straight Southern Con- ference title, the ETSU Golf team proved once again that the Buc linksmen are a team to be reckoned with. Coach Hal Morrison saw his team not only win the conference crown, but gain national recognition as well. At one point, the Bucs were ranked 11th in the nation. One step toward that national ranking was the victory in the Marshall Invitational Colle- giate Golf Tournament. Art Whaley led the linksmen with a 216 total. Victory was espe- cially sweet at the expense of defending na- tional champions Ohio State by a sizeable 13 strokes. The magic number was again 13 strokes as the Bucs finished first in the Tennessee State Intercollegiate Golf Tournament. This time it Buc linksmen are awesome was Eric Lawhon leading the way as he won individual honors for shooting the best two- round total of the tournament. Although they only finished fourth, it was the best they had ever done as the Buccaneers traveled to Statesboro, Georgia to compete in the Ohio Chris Schenkel Invitational. In individ- ual competition, Mike Hulbert finished tied for fourth with a 214. In capturing that Southern Conference crown, ETSU finished 25 strokes ahead of its nearest competitors. Hulbert took first place with a three-round score of 214. ETSU's Steve Munson was second with a 220 total. With plenty of talent returning, ETSU will be once again going for another Southern Con- ference title. 1.25m - i'l think it's really a shame that the golf team doesn't get more publicity. I never hear about their tournaments until they have won their conference. oKim Buckingham, Criminal Justice i'Golf team? . . . We have a golf team? -Beth Petersen, Physical Therapy Top Le topposile pagat: 1980 Southern Conference golf champions pictured are from left, Coach Hal Morriosn, Eric Lawhon, John Riddle. Mike Hall, Charlie Byrne, Stu lngraham, Mike Hulbert, John Corzilius and Art Whaley. Top Left: Charlie Byrne shows the concentration necessary to become one of the best. Above: Stu Ingraham was just one of the leaders on the ETSU golf team, Right: It was shots like this which helped Mike Hulbert capture first place in the Southern Conference championship. saw 131 371w to victory 's the'r 'ob There is one group of people at ETSU that stands out from all the rest. And yet it almost never gets credit for the many jobs it performs. While many students gripe about school spirit, this group does something about it. It is the cheerleaders of ETSU. No matter where the game is played. nor what kind of weather it is played in, Buccaneer cheerleaders are al- ways there, supporting ETSU athletes all the way. They are there to praise when ETSU wins and there to console when ETSU loses. And they never give up. When the fourth quarter has begun and ETSU is behind, the cheerleaders don't give up and leave. Nor do they leave when ETSU is way ahead. The cheerleaders are there from the opening of the game to the final whistle and should be commended for a job well done. 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Lodes' squad simply overpowered its oppo- nents as it swept its way into the NCAA play- offs and a Southern Conference title. In the playoffs, the Buccaneers ran into a hard hit- ting Clemson team and suffered a 22-4 set- back. The Bucs rallied in the second game of the playoffs and downed Georgia Southern 3- 1. In the third game of the tourney for the Bucs, they were eliminated by the South Caro- iina Gamecocks, 8-5. Gary Robinette was the star among stars on the ETSU team. Robinette led the team in hitting with a .378 average and had 10 home runs and 53 runs batted in. Robinette was named Player of the Year in the Southern Con- ference. But this was not a one-man team by any 138aBaseball Batter up! stretch of the imagination. Mike Silber, a sen- ior from Brooklyn, N.Y., played a solid second base while Davey Cardweil, a senior from Tui- lahoma, Tn., held down the shortstop spot. Robinette, Cardwell and Silber, along with Chip Deckard at first and Chief Swinson be- hind the plate, composed the best infield in ETSU history. Mike Martin also split playing time at first with Deckard. In the outfield, Joe Cox in left, Ward Griffith in center and Bryan Snyder in right gave the Bucs a solid outfield. Snyder followed Robin- ette in team hitting with a .375 average. Grif- fith was the biggest surprise of the team. The centerfieider walked on and made his way into the starting lineup. Griffith was a defensive wizard in the outfield. If the baseball players play as good as they look, they'll have a winning team. -Jennifer Keener, Elementary Ed. Lower Left topposite pager Gary Robinette, player of the year in the Southern Conference, scoops up a good ballt Top Left: Many coaches who faced the Bucs took their frustrations out on the umpires. Left: Robinette is Ha day late and a dollar short in his attempt to take second. Above: Ken Swinson not only carried a big stick at the plate, but was probably one of the best catchers in the Southern Conference. Baseballe 139 Lodes: Let them play 140a8aseball Pitching may have been the strong suit of the Buccaneer squad, however. Joel Graves finished with a 7-0 record and a 1.39 ERA. Mike Priesmeyer ended with a 6-1 record and a 1.71 ERA. Curt Kowaiski was 7-2 for Lodes. Jeff Andrews was the ace of the staff. An- drews finished with an 11-3 record and a 2.71 ERA. Andrews was the man Lodes called on when the pressure was on. Lodes admitted he was pleased with his team and his program. uThis year has been great. i finally feel that we have our program going in the right direc- tion. This team was so mature and able to handle themselves, that all i had to do was let them piayf' Top: Mike Silber goes for the double play after a forceout at second. Middle: Catcher Ken Swinson is congratulated by his teammates as he heads for home. Swinson was just one of ETSUts power hitters. Our goal is to reach the College World Series. -Bubba Miller, Accounting 7 don't think the ETSU baseball team will do as well as they did in 1980. They'll be lucky to place in the top five. -Phi! Grindstaff, Special Education Loft: It was :his form that brought Buc pitching star Jeff Andrews an eteven and three record. Above: Once again, catcher Ken Swinson puts the tag on a Virginia Tech player. BasebalI 14 1 strong defense 7 smashes Lobs, .5 m m .S 2 4 1 ' combine for multiple wins Expereince. That was the key word for Coach Buddy Hartsellts tennis team last year. Experience led the Buc netters to a 14-5 record and experience brought the confer- ence championship in singles to ETSUts own Pierre Arnold. It also helped Buccaneer Tienie Prinsloo to second place in the conference behind Arnold. Because of their outstanding ability on the court, both Arnold and Prinsloo were named to the AH Southern Conference Tennis Team. While Arnold and Prinsloo were putting op- ponents away, the rest of the ETSU tennis team was following suit. Ron Williams teamed with Prinsloo to form one of the strongest dou- bles teams in the conference. In singles, Wil- liams finished with a respectfull 22-6 record. Mark Boiing, State's number four singles player was another master of the court for ETSU as he compiled a 23-6 record. Other members whose contributions kept ETSU out front were Roger Grant, Mike Jones, Mark Foxworth and Stan Ogg. Placing second in the Southern Conference and winning the Eastern Intercollegiate for the second time, Hartsell's netters gave ETSU yet another team to be proud of. I think they did real well, especially Ron Wil- liams. 'Cindy Duncan, Mass Communications t'l thought they had a great season. Losing Arnold will be tough on them, though, because they could always count on him for a win. - A ce Grant, Undecided Left: Buc netters in action Below: Southern Conference singles champion Pierre Arnold shows his winning form. ,N IS ,. Women's-Tennis Lady Buo netters on the move In only her second year as coach, Billie Ab- ney had the ETSU womenls tennis team on the move. After a slow, but promising, 5-5 fall record, the Lady Buc netters worked hard on their game and the work showed as they exhibited much improvement during their spring cam- paign. One reason for the improvement was the addition of Kaye Figg. Figg, who hails from Austraila, added depth and confidence to the Lady Bucs. Being ranked seventh as a 17- year-old, third as an 18-year-old and eleventh among 19-year-olds when she was only 17 are just a few of this five-foot-ten inch sopho- more's accomplishments. Figg wasn't the only talent Abneyls team had, however. Five-nine Brennan Crump from Bristol, Tn. was one of the states top players. Another newcomer to the team was Carina Pellerano. Coming to ETSU from the Domini- can Republic, Pellerano competed for her country in the Pan-Am game. Lea Bailey teamed with Donna Arnold to comprise a powerful doubles combination for the Lady Bucs. Carolyn Wivell and Connie Keasling were also two important figures who was expected to add depth to the 1981 team. l'They've got a lot of talent, but I don't think they've played as well as they can. It's too bad nobody really pays them much mind. -J. Lawrence, Undecided t'The rschooU paper doesn't give them enough coverages They're really good. wDee Haley, Undecided Len lopposito pager ETSU Lady Buc tennis team in action. Top Left: Brennan Crump and a another Lady Buc netter play a driving game of doubles Left: Crump, a Bris- tol, Tni resident. was one of the state's top players in the 1980 season, Women's Tenniso 145 Going out with a bang . . . Honors. One doesn't speak of the ETSU Rifle team and not mention that particular word. It is a word which fits each and every member of the squad. From the students who participate right down to the coach. Members such as Ethel-Ann Alves and John Duuse earned All-American honors. And each lived up to his or her expectations. Domination is another word which fits the Buccaneer rifle team very well. Since entering the Southrn Conference in 1978, ETSU has completely dominated its competition. Two- thirds of the way through the season, the Bucs boasted a 44-3 record over-all, with a 3-0 Southern Conference slate. Perhaps the only sorrow to come before the Buccaneer sharpshooters was the loss of team member Tim O'Daiy this past summer. O'Daiy, 19, of Rowland Heights, Calif., was killed in an auto accident July 23, in Port Clin- ton, Ohio. O'Daly, along with other members of ETSUis rifle team, was participating in the National Championship Open rifle event at Camp Perry Naval Station. Besides winning a gold medal in the junior standard rifle position competition in Mexico in 1977, he was also a member of the US. rifle team that competed in England in 1977. These two pages are dedicated to Tim. Top Left: Joe McGuigan shows his steady form, Above: The 1980-81 Buccaneer Rifle team. Left: Concentration is a big factor in Marie Miller's success, Far Left: The Bucs aimed to please Rifle Teain 147 OV'ng mmandmmmmmwm tymnmoptbnmodbymmcmn- mm Above: Bocamo of the many bambthreats oncampus thlsyaanmnymmshddclass V 148mm :5 Admlnlsfmtlon Above: Personnel in the College of Arts and Sciences rview new materials tor classes. Top Right: Evelyn Powers, assis- tant dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, prepares to call it a day. Right: Learning by doing, this student gets in some art practice while in class. College of Arts and Sciences Gardening, trout fishing and Jogging are t'l like the chemistry department. It is very amohg his hobbies, but getting down to busi- good. Dr. Kopp is a very concerned profes- ness IS his top pnority. Dr. Robert Botkin is the 80,. ,. Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences. -Dana Cleek, Pre-Med A few changes have taken place this year in the college, among them a constitution for the The new dean in 88. and AD. nursing is college, enabling faculty to have a voice in the making Changes in 79 SfUdenf-feamef rela- tionship for more student-oriented learning. happenings of the school. . , -Tracx Thomson, 8.8. Nursmg Another change is the addition of a student representative as a non-voting member of the student affairs committee. Changes for faculty will enable them to have a counting vote in curriculum and other mat- ters of concern to the committee. 150eArts 61 Sciences , Loft: This professor and student label parts of a dinasour and explore its existence thousands of years ago as part of coursework within the College of Arts and Sciences. Mid- dle Left: Roben Botkin, dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, takes a break from a hard day of work. Middle Right: Mark Cannon, a business major, tries to plan his schedule changing With the times The advisement center is another change for the college. Headed by Diane Komparo, 'llt seems like I'm just putting in time some- this center provides a place for undecided ma- 763 like in Classes that don't feed? me Things jors to obtain help in deciding on a career that abou! my major. will best fit their needs. -Arn0ld Thomas, Busmess Management The College of Arts and Sciences began the u, would recommend the pre-law majo, a, year by ?Stab'iShinQ an honors program. Stu' ETSU to any of my friends who plan to go into dents WI be accepted to this program 0t politics orlaw. The faculty is veryinterested. only on the basis of grades, but also on moral -Tamara Sherfy, Criminal Justice character. Curriculum for honors students will be more difficult than for regular students, ac- cording to Botkin, and in order to graduate the honor student must write a short thesis. Arts 61 Sciencese 15 1 152e00llege Of Business I think banking tis the largest business in the worldt because unlike oil, it's everywhere. -Charlotte Everhart, Elementary Education I think religion is the largest business in the world. You see churches on every street. -Amelia Thomas, Elementary Education Getting down 1. The College of Business provides an ex- tended range of fundamentals in education as well as business to produce men and women who can function as stiff competitors in the government and business world. The college includes the departments of ac- counting, economic, finance and marketing, management and office management. Accounting provides the student with the classes necessary to pursue a profession in government industry or public accounting. The Department of Finance and Marketing consists of a finance division and a marketing division offering programs of study in business administration and real estate. Transportation is also included in this department. to business Transportation is a growing field in which new experience are dealt with and changing environments make for an exciting career. The Department of Office Management pro- vides a program of study leading to a degree of specialization for the prospective wage earner in the areas of business industry or government. Many opportunities are fast being opened to the student in the College of Business. New and much-demanded jobs require an employ- ee to have basic knowledge in many of the skills and concepts being taught in the college. Far Left Top: Going over class lists can often be a time- consuming job. Far Middhtell: Every now and again, it's time for a Christmas office party. Middle Len: Dr. James McLean discusses new curriculum for the college of busi- ness with someone on the phone. Top Left: Student worker Kim Kirkland types a letter from a handwritten draft. Top Right: Sometimes two heads are better than one. Above: Mrs. Jones. secretary to the dean, takes time out to answer the phone. I think banking or maybe oil iis the largest business in the world; but they are both big business. -Cindy Miller, Elementary Education College Of Businessh 153 College of Education receives new dean Many of the colleges in the university were marked by changes this year, but probabiy the college undergoing one of the biggest fa- celifts was the College of Education which re- ceived a new dean the beginning of January. The man chosen to fill the position was Dr. Charles Edwards, former dean of the school of graduate studies in West Virginia. Edwards came to the ETSU college, which incorporates the department of Human Devel- opment and Learning and the Instructional Materials Center, with some very student-ori- ented ideas. Among the changes he made in the college was the implementation of an advi- sory board to gain input into existing programs regarding needed improvements. Edwards said he sees two groups of primary importance when it comes to decision-mak- ing, those of the faculty and the students. HA good way to make changes is to involve the people they will effect, Edwards said. ttWho knows more about the problems there are than the people who face them? Edwards said he sees his primary function as dean to insure that both the student and the faculty member received a good educa- tion. The College of Education is located in Warf- Pickel Hall. in addition to teaching people how to teach, it operates the Child Study Center, where students who are parents, as well as community parents, may enroll their children for pre-school instruction. 154e00llege Of Education Miss RUPE Student teaching was definitely a stimulating learning experience. I found that being in volved in the actual teaching process was totally dif- ferent from the material learned in the class- room. - Suzanne Williams, Elemen- tary Education Top Lon: Dre Charles Edwards, new dean of the college of education, discusses curriculum changes with a faculty member. Middle Left: Secretary Eva Rupe channels all incoming visitors to the proper places. Above: Dr. William Pafford pauses for a moment from his work. Left: Room 319-entrance to the college. Far Left: Edwards pauses from his work tor a moment Upper L9H: Rupe answers the phone, as well as questions students have about the col- lege. cg??? Rm 3? iCk IAiittWi College Of Educationh 155 Top Le : Studying cultures under a microscope is an im- portant step in learning. Top Center: The Family Practice Clinic provides practical experience for advanced med stu- dents Above: Medical Student Tom Clary points out his findings to another man, Right: Learning to use different kinds of equipment is an important step. Middle Right: Learning by doing is the best way to gain experience. Far Middle Right: Transferring fluids to specimin bottles is often done. Bottom Far Right: Filling test tubes to be placed in the centrifuge requires a little help from your friends. 156s0uillen-Dishner College Of Medicine Med School receives name Established only six years ago, the Quillen- Dishner Medical School was named only this year. James Quillen, largely responsible for the medical school's funding, and Dishner, a large contributor to the school, were the two men the college was named after. The foremost purpose of the school is to provide more and better physicians to the upper East Tennessee area and surrounding regions. The college's main objective is to provide weII-qualified medical students with a sound basic education in medicine. Including departments such as anatomy. biochemistry, microbiology, pathology, pharmacology, physiology, family practice, internal medicine, obstetricslgynecology, pediatrics, psychiatry and surgery, the col- lege is multi-faceted. There are no courses offered at the under- graduate level. The college is fast growing as it seeks to serve the community. uNo tl don't think this school turns out the type of doctors I would want in the emergen- cy room; There is so much controversy over this school I don't feel you could study and do wel. -Lyn'ne Batson, Elementary Education I think eventually this med school will be top notch. You can't expect all the aspects to be completely in order. -Karen Chandley, Political Science Ouillen-Dishner College Of Medicineo 15 7 Nurses do it With patience l'The nursing school has established a pret- ty good reputation for difficulty. I would say the nurses that graduate from the school as a whole are competent. -Janine Dykes, Nursing With some experience I feel I'll be pretty qualified. I'm not sure if that will be as a result of the school. -Jill Payne, Nursing 158h80h00l Of Nursing Top: To tape or not to tape, that is the question. Middle and Top Right: Administration is all a part of the game, Above: Making out reports is an endless operation in any department. Right: Learning where and how to insert an LV. needle is often a process requiring more than one opinion. Middle Right: Practicing the techniques of taking blood on fellow nursing students is a common practice. Nurses . . . Nurses do it with patience? Well maybe. The School of Nursing on the campus of ETSU provides the knowledge and skill base necessary for the practice of nursing at two Ievels-baccalaureate and associate degree. Edith Summerlin, dean of the school, pro- vides a means for students to play an impor- tant role in the education of nurses. Having completed the state examination and successfully passing, students are fully accredited and become registed nurses. Under the associate degree program, a student must be tough to stick with the pro- gram and obtain at least a ttC average and a grade of satisfactory in each nursing course. The goals of a nursing student must be set high and reached since a great deal of hard work and dedication are necessities to ob- taining a degree. Nursing students must strive for perfection e for perfection may someday mean the preservation of a human life. The Baccalaureate degree program re- quires a student to apply for admission, as in many majors. Clinical practice as well as do- cumented case study provide the needed experience for the future nurse. School Of Nursinge 159 Better health makes better I ' by If your teeth need cleaning or maybe your environment, the School of Public and Allied Health is the place you need to be. Communicative disorders, dental hygiene, environmental health and health education make up the school which offers internal as well as external study in several areas of the health field. Speech Pathology is among the many ma- jors offered in the school. This allows the stu- dent the opportunity to serve in education, government, public and private clinics as well as in industry and research. Students majoring in communicative disor- ders become involved in extensive observa- tions and practicum opportunities. This pro- vides much-needed experience in the field be- fore graduation. 760hpubll'c a Allied Health A dental hygiene career offers unlimited op- portunities in the field, such as dental health teams in private practice, state and federal employment or military careers. A dental hygienist is responsible for sealing and polishing teeth, taking and processing dental x-rays and improving dental health through instruction. There is a dental clinic on campus, which provides for the dental needs of students as well as faculty at ETSU and at a much lower price than a dentist's office charges. Health education enables the student to ac- quire a career in community health, health ad- ministration or school health. Many career possibilities are in the School of Public and Allied Health and one need only look to find them. Above: Dr. John Lamb. dean of the school of public and ailied health, gives a few last minute instructions to secre- tary Betty Duncan. Top: Dr. Lamb pauses for a few mo- ments to pose for a Buccaneer photographer. Above- Typing often seems to be a never-ending job. Len: Betty Duncan and Dr. Lamb confer on the details of a report. I went to the clinic for a throat culture and didn't have to wait in line. My overall impres- sion was that it was professionally run. -Deborah HarrISOn, Elementary Education I was displeased with the clinic. They seemed very uncaring as if they wanted to rush you in and out. -Annette Saylor, Elementary Education Public 8: Allied Healthh 16 1 Science and technolog y all in one Computer science, technology, industrial education, home economics and military sci- ence make up the School of Applied Science and Technology, located in Wilson-Wallis Hali. Approximately 1,000 students and 35 teachers are in the school which offers a Bach- elor of Science degree as well as an Associate degree. While most colleges were dropping in enroll- ment this fall, Applied Science and Technol- ogy's enrollment gained an average of 28 per- cent with computer science enrollment up 78 percent. Dr. Rollin Williams is dean of the school. What's new with the school since last year? The Department of Industrial Education re- ceived ABETT ECPD accreditation in the areas of a two-year surveying and drafting design program and a four-year electronics program. Another new happening as worth a lot of money for the school. TRW donated $25,000 to the school for equipment and scholarships. The Society for Manufacturing Engineers don- ated $7,000 and $2,000 was donated by Western Electric. The Homebuilders of John- son City donated $1,000. Right: Dean Rollin Williams goes over information about latest developments in the field of applied science and technology while taking notes. Below: This is one of the several entrances to Wilson-Wallis Hall, home of the School of Applied Science and Technology. 7620Applied Science t'ManufacturingXEngineering is my concern. This deals with the overall design of products and how to make a product better, faster, cheaper and quicker. - John Pratt, Post Graduate Interior design and decoration, equipment, home construction, as well as demonstration - that about sums me up. Susan Green, Home Eco- nomics t'ElectronicstManufacturing compliment each other, for this reason I'm pursuing both fields. - Terry Hughes, Post Graduate I'm involved with food systems management. IFS a broad field and involves many interesting aspects of food management. - Fran Houser, Home econom- ICS Top Lon: Two ETSU coeds prove drafting isn't just a man's field. Above: Many examples of student work are found in this hall of display cases. Left: Secretary Pam Williams takes a few moments to answer the phone. Applied Sciencet 163 i i Beller begins new role . . . Moving on this year included searching for a new president of ETSU. After many interviews and careful consideration, the search commit- tee chose Dr. Ronald Beller who received a unanimous vote of the State Board of Re- gents. Beller came to ETSU from Virginia Com- monwealth University, where he served as ex- ecutive vice president. He is a family man with seven children. Beller is busy making changes in an attempt to improve the university. One of his main con- cerns is the student body. He expresses his concern that students know where to go if they have problems In an interview, Beller said, there is a definite need to talk with students on a regular basis. Above: ETSU President Ronald Beller speaks to a crowd in the student center auditorium. Right: Beller speaks to the staff senate. Middle: Carolyn Wood. one of several secre- taries in the president's office, types up a letter. Top Right: Beller pauses tor a few minutes, calculator in hand, from working on the budget. Opposite page: Beller and Fred Middleton. director of university relations, discuss plans for the future of ETSU. He's making a lot of changes, but if everyth- ing goes as he has planned it, it will be for the betterment of the university. - Tammy Kooch, Management 164 hPresident Beller '2 $1 'iiaiau-v'g, ,, vuitg$mw$, ' $$V?W$u 1: go a, i President Beller 165 Talk about changes - the office of the vice president of academic affairs underwent quite a few this year. Dr. Chris Bramlett, former vice president of academic affairs, assumed the title of dean of graduate studies and research, while Dr. Eliza- beth McMahan stepped in to serve as interim vice president until a new vice president is chosen. The vice presidents job is one requiring much skill and knowledge in an effort to at- tract scholarly personel. Dr. Larry Fuldauer serves as assistant to the vice president, along with Janice Randolt, who is the administrative assistant to the president. Its put a lot of work on Dr. McMahan. I think she's a real great lady and she can handle it. e Janet Hopkins, Special Edu- cation Above: Dr. Larry Fuldauer fills out necessary paperwork. Top Right: Dr. Elizabeth McMahan took over the job as interim vice president during spring semester. Right: Fule dauer discusses the semester catalog with a secretary in the office. 166eVice President Top Lon: Dr. Chris Bramlett, former vice president, is now dean of graduate studies and research. Loft: Dr. Bramlett explains a report to one of the secretaries in the office. Above: McMahan discusses the day's events with Secre- tary Patsy Pickle. Woe Presidenth 16 7 Office of Student A ffairs rovides ans wers Questions about housing, financial aids, counseling or tutoring? Student Affairs is the place to go. The student affairs division of ETSU is re- sponsible for many of the activities which stu- dents participate in outside the classroom. Dorman Stout, along with Sally Thomas, heads up this office, assisted by two graduate assistants who aid the Panheliinic and Inter- Fraternity Counciis. Associate dean is Phillip Thomas. A mainstay in the midst of academics, the Student Affairs Office allows for relaxation and organizes a place in which a student can go for help. .Imwwwm 168e8tudent Affairs ltnhtuinuhuyh HI think sororities and fraternities are good for people who have time for extra curricular ac- tivities. - Carla Winiger, Elementary Education Fraternities are fine for people who are ma- ture enough to handle them and not make fools out of themselves e Rick Stanley, Engineering Although the office of student affairs oversees a lot of the Greek system, I think students should realize there's more to the office than that. e Anonymous Top Lott Opposite Page: Sally Thomas was one of the administrators on campus this year who received a title change. Formerly called Student Development Coordina- tor, Thomas is now the assistant dean of student affairs. Bottom Lon Opposite Page: Dorman Stout heads up the Otfice of Student Affairs. Top Left: ttBusy is the word characterizing this office. Top Right: Vivian Simerty, a clerk typist in the office. takes care of students who change their majors or who need adviser information. Lelt: Every now and again, it's time for a break. Student Affairse 169 A dmissions Office gets you coming and going Despite the decreasing enrollment at ETSU involved in new admissions, graduation The addition of the stand-byline makes regis- this year, the Office of Admissions and Re- checks, drop and add, incoming and outgoing raring quicker and easier. cords was busier than ever, according to em- transcripts, ID. cards and veteran's benefits. -Sheila Halsey, Criminal Justice ployees in that office. Members of the office include James Loyd, In the change-over to semesters, the Office dean; Loyd Bell, Ted Mowery, Robert Palmer of Admissions and Records was instrumental and CE. Price, assistants to the dean; Liza- in paving the way clear for a smooth transition beth Lee, Thomas Pitts and Steve Wilkinson, to the new system. admissions counselors; John Moury, transcript This year, the office was responsible for officer; Regina Harrel, veterans counselor; many innovations, including initiation of stu- Paul Hayes, veterans advisor; William Hodges, dent advisement files. counseling psychologist; Paula Lowe, statisti- Other duties of the Office of Admissions and cian; and Rebecca Sensabaugh, certification Records include the handling of paperwork analyst. Top Left: Paula Lowe examines student records. Top Right: Dean James Loyd pauses from working for a few moments. Above: Drop and add takes just a little while with computer terminals as this operator and student prove. Right: Ron Campbell turns in a transcript request to a secretary in the Admissions and Records Office. 170eAdmissions Alumni office gets new director The alumni of ETSU is made up of ap- proximately 28,000 graduates and keeping in touch with these graduates after gradu- ation is the function of the Alumni Associ- ation. The aiumni are contacted about happen- ings at the university through ETSU Today, a quarterly magazine, designed with that special purpose in mind. The Alumni Association plays a role in scholarship presentations to students who have earned the title of outstanding and also conducts an annual fund drive to raise money for the university. Recruitment of students is another as- pect in which the Alumni Association is involved. Although most students feel by the time exam week rolls around they'll never be alumni, someday they may find their names on the list. Top Left: Future alumni? Above: Steve Shockley. new director of the alumni office, reiaxes for a few minutes. Left: Going over lists of graduates can be a tedious job. 'tCollege really did make me a better person, believe it or not. It changed my whole outlook on life. - David Loyd, alumnus AIumni Office0 171 Information on A ppala chia abounds Have you ever wondered how a particular saying started or where it came from? The Institute of Appalachian Affairs may be able to help. Founded three years ago, Appalachian Af- fairs is now under the direction of Dr. James Reese. The institute is a multi-purpose center which provides help for Appalachian people in understanding themselves and aids outsiders in understanding Appalachian customs and the Appalachian way of life. If someone wants to conduct a study of speech in their area, Reese and his staff can direct them to a source of information. They try to fill every need and stimulate research on campus. An Appalachian studies minor is now avail- able. The first course, which is an introduction to all aspects of Appalachian culture, was taught this past winter. The five programs of study in the department are education, hu- manities, language, medicine and science. The institute sponsored a series of pro- grams on energy, myth and reality; a health outreach program; and an outdoor festival on campus as part of its effort to reach out to the community. The Appalachian Writers Association is a new section organized to help local writers of Appa- lachian Affairs. -Joan Tipton Top Left: Joan Tipton discusses future programs conduct- ed by the office of Appalachian Affairs pauses tor a mo- ment trom his reading. Right: Dr. Reese takes time out for a coffee break. 172TAppalachian Affairs Budgets are their business Just what is the Budgeting office responsi- ble for? Randy Younce, assistant to the direc- tor says, ttThe tormuiation and control of uni- versity relations - including purchasing ap- proval and travel requisitions. Budgeting is a must for any university and this department, headed by Biii Miller, with Bobby Kay Lewis as secretary, appears to be an efficiently run of- tice. The coming of the new president also pro- vided for a vice president of financial affairs which tied the Office of Budgets together with the Business and Purchasing office and pro- vided a coordinator for all. This department provides a means of oper- ating the school on a balanced budget. Top Left: William Miller fills out one of the many reports his office is responsible tor. Top Right: Xeroxing is something done by every office on campus, the budget office is no exception. Lott: Computer terminals are used in the budget office to determine funds available or already spent. The Budget Office is becoming more involved with the day to day operation of each depart- ment on campus. We attempt to provide each department with funds to operate on. This is very difficult sometimes considering limited funds we have available and the restrictions that are mandated by external agencies. -William Miller, Director itWe realize that the institution's main purpose is to serve the students and every effort is made to provide funding for the students. -Bobbie Lewis, Secretary Budgetsh 173 I stand in line for hours to pay my fees. -Margaret Carter, Dental Hygeine I usually pay for next semester before I go home the semester before. -Elaine Triplett, Music I didn't have to stand in line because I paid my fees so late. -Tenny Arnold, Elementary Education Just taking care of business Taking care of business is no easy task when it's being taken care of for a university community of well over 9,000. But, somehow, the job gets done and the office responsible for seeing that it does get done is the ETSU Business Office. David Kite, director of the office, and numer- ous accountants, cashiers, clerks and secre- taries are responsible for handling personnei records and overseeing bill payment, collec- tion of student fees and university invest- ments. The Business Office works closely with the Office of Budgets to insure that budgets throughout the university are not over ex- tended. Other responsibilities of the office are the processing of departmental purchase orders and the coordinating of payroll operations. Several administrative offices are under the jurisdiction of the Business Office, including purchasing, personnel, bursar's ottice, auxii- Iiary enterprises, physical plant, Memorial Center, computer services and the bookstore. Top Right: Personnel in the business otfice have many tasks. including the posting of checks and debiting of ac- counts. Above: David Kite, director of the business office pauses tor a moment from his work. Right: A cashier in the office answers a student's question. 17 4h Business Office Tomorrows lea o'er toda y The Child Study Center, located on the first floor of the Education Building, is currently serving as a multi-purpose facility. The program serves the parents and faculty of the university by providing an education atmosphere in which children aged three to five can learn for four hours a day, five days a week. Parents in the community benefit from the program as well. The children provide the faculty with a means of research and give university stu- dents an observable situation for class pro- jects without going off campus. Dr. Rebecca Isbell heads up the center and Suzanne Mobly is the head teacher. Ronald Amyx and Vera Peters are two graduate assis- tants who play an important role in the depart- mental program. New cubicles, different levels and brighter colors provided children with a better atmo- sphere for learning this year. Another change was the addition of thirty more students, men- tally handicapped in some way. It's a good place for elementary ed majors to get experience and it also gives the children the experience of many methods and different people. Beth Ann Bolt, Elementary Education Top Left: Susanne Mobley Uar left backt helps students at the Child Study Center get snacks ready. Middle: Students at 'the Child Study Center ham it up for the camera with smiles, tapes and waves. Len: Mobley teaches five children how to make things like Mom used to bake. Child Study Centere 17 5 aising re venue for tomorrow Development - to grow, to improve, to keep moving on. The Office of Development and Foundation, under the direction of Denne Cade, strives to raise revenue for the university. The development office aids the university in The department plans for growth Of the unl- raising more revenue. Through this depart- versity and by working W'th n'on-profit and tax ment, aids are provided outside of federal exempt corporations, the office provides bet- loans. ter opoortunities for funding and attempts to Chew Garrison improve standards for the university. Top Right: Denne Cade. acting director of the office of development and foundation, smiles as he explains his off- fice's duties. Above: Cade and his secretary discuss ways to raise revenue. Right: Cade examines a report. 176hDevelopment Contracts 8t Grants aids researchers The Office of Contracts and Grants is re- sponsible for aiding faculty in developing pro- grams of study which can be implemented through funds received outside of campus. Through Contracts and Grants, a faculty member can experience and research many special areas of his personal interest which would have otherwise not been possible. I Funds are made available through many orga- nizations and this department allows for many exciting possibilities and doors that can be opened through faculty research. Top Left: Dr. Burrell Richardson, acting director of the The Office of Contracts and Grants is one Office of Contracts and Grants, pauses from his work component in me area of professional de- Len: Secretary Kathy lkenberry works on one of the velopment. many reports which go out of this office. Above: Riche -Burrell Richardson ardson and lkenberry take a few moments out of the day to chat. Contracts 61 Grantse 17 7 Reaching out to the community The Office of Extended Services is just what its name implies. It is a means of reaching out to the community and sur- rounding area of the campus. Continuing education, career develop- ment, research consultation and confer- ence and convention management are in- cluded in this department's services. Students are provided with opportunities for special training through cooperative education and career placement and plan- ning services are provided as well. Dr. Benjamin Carmichael, director, and Dr. Carl Holland, assistant director, aspire to many aspects of the department. Need to borrow a building for a special meeting? This is the place to contact. Through the co-op program I gained ex- perience in my major field. It will help me greatly when I go job hunting. -Craig Osborne, Senior Top Right: Dr. Benjamin Carmichael. director of ex- tended services, thinks over possibilities for new pro- grams. Middle Loft: Mrs. Shew, a secretary, listens to instructions given by Dr. Carmichaeli Bottom Right: Helping members of the community is all a part of the job done by the Office of Extended Services. 17 8 e Extended Services Youive got a friend Helping students establish themselves fi- nancially while attending coiiege is one of the primary functions of the Financial Aids Office. The university offers three basic types of financial aid through the office: grants and scholarships, work programs and loans. Scholarships are offered for various aca- demic and athletic achievements. Grants are offered under several different programs in- cluding the Basic Educational Opportunity Grant tBEOGt, the Tennessee Student Assis- tance Award tTSAAt and the Supplementary Educational Opportunity Grant tSEOGt. Three types of work programs are also available through the office. They are the Basic Grant , Application Form i 1mm, M- 94w mm m mama mam xsa? man 4mer2 Mg: w $14 Ya? t1 you use W15 Wm wwwtmh yam emptying; m: mamas mudw tummy you nnwm $1an ma! arty ween emu mama 161559 statmw ' or WMWmnWwM um um form :5 sumac? w a tme m to mom meat or bath, mane: mmwma m the United 3mm rytmmw a; Work Scholarship Program iWSPt, the Col- lege Work Scholarship Program tCWSPt and the Regular Work Study Program tRWSPt. All of these programs provide campus employ- ment for ETSU students at minimum wage. According to Pat Shannon. assistant direc- tor in the office, nearly three-fourths of the students at this university quality for some kind of financial aid, but tail to apply. The best assurance of receiving aid is to apply for it on time. More than half of the students currently at- tending ETSU receive some kind of aid. Fig- ures released from the office are in the 70 to 80 percentile. 'Many students miss out on the finan- ciaI aids program. -Perry Counts 1. saw: 5 mm rm 3m mm mt stage m4: 3. 5mm: Mm ' 50mm mmy W! emf: t Etuttent 5 Wm at birth Month My Year Wm . muwm 2; Stats: at legal! mstdance State Gerda m, w: mam: u; WC? 3 us mum mt; an migmte nGnCttxzen Isms :nyx'mtonw 10t 4 thth the 39864, tC'; a nextnm m the 800W! woe mgtmchemt mun W9 U m musnmant a Q m iwmrs 93m ms mm 7. m; emdvm is; a unmarried g3 mzrnmj B separated t,tvt'tt'tttttttt iuxt ztt tttt t t i t it i I ttzttttttiw Lt,,,-,t,,. 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Because the faculty is in contact with the student body through the classroom there is a bridge that enables the senate to relate stu- dent's needs to faculty of the university. - Lou Ann Renner, Elementary Education Top Right: Members of the faculty senate listen to discus- sion of the day's agenda. Above: Listening to another senator speak out is a common occurrence. Right: Dr. Jim Perry, listening. 780hFaculty Senate Sta ff senate has voice in rule-making A voice in the policy making body of the university, the Staff Senate joins other branches of the campus government in pro- viding a means whereby rules are made. The Staff Senate represents administrators of the university. Its constitution is approved by the State Board of Regents and the senate provides an opportunity for non-faculty members to par- ticipate in the study, discussion and attempts to solve problems at the university. Top Left: Members of the ETSU staff senate talk over a few things before the meeting starts. Len: Senators listen atten- tively to discussion. Above: Dr. Ronald Beller explains new policies to the staff senate. I think it's important that the administration has a voice in the laws of the university. After all that's the democratic way. e- Martha Broyle, Pre-Med Staff Senateh 18 1 Figuring is their business t Now how much did you say that was going to cost? If you really want to know, Marion Lane, internal auditor, is the man to ask. Many plans have to be made and problems solved as far at the budget is concerned. Ledger books require careful examination and must be entirely correct. The least imper- fection can completely disrupt the books and the smooth operation of the university. This responsibility lies on the shoulders of Lane. itlnternal Auditing is a staff function reporting to the President of the University. It is an es- sential element of management control per- forming independent evaluations and verifica- tions of institutional aciivites. The scope of in- ternal auditing is university-wide. Internal audit- ing covers all divisional or departmental activi- ties and related management controls. -Marion Lane Top Lott: Typing tables of figures can often be a tedious job. Top Right: Marion Lane takes time out for a few minutes to smile and chat with those in his office. Right: Tabulating figures often requires a lot of brain work. 782hlnternai Auditor Planning for the future Regional, state and federal reports are among much of the paperwork which finds its way into the Office of Internal Research, Sys- tems and Planning. The office is responsible for the develop- ment of an integrated information system, computer activities. physical facilities planning and capital budgeting on a university-wide ba- sis. In addition, the office is responsible for the allocation and utilization of available space on campus here and at the Kingsport and Eliza- bethton branches. Other matters handled by the office are those pertaining to affirmative action, includ- ing equal employment and sex discrimination. The office also serves as a liason for all local legislatures. Captial outlay, renovation, space utilization, student and faculty analysis and the handi- capped are among the greatest of our respon- sibilities. -Ginger Ha wk Top Left: Ginger Hawk, assistant director, works and plans for ETSU's future. Loft: Jerry Gehre - plans in hand. Above: Jerry Rust examines some plans before him. Internal Research h 183 K UC offers course variety The Kingsport University Center provides a convenience to students who live in the upper portion of East Tennessee. Offering day and evening classes, the center also offers upper and lower division, as well as graduate level classes. Serving approximately 1,000 students, the Kingsport University Center is an important part of the university. Students attending at the center are mostly freshman and sophomores because the KUC offers mainly general education core require- ments. The Kingsport center, because of its conve- nient location, provides a place for students who would otherwise be unable to attend col- lege because of other responsibilities, to enroll in courses. Top: The Kingsport University Center. Right: Dave Kindle and Ann Webb take a few minutes out from studying 1840Kingsport University Center W had 2 RE. class over there and I really enjoyed it. The classes are smaller which makes it a lot of fun. h Becky Mangum, Elementary Education Loft: Two students examine tissue specimens in a biology class at the Kingsport University Center MUG; Above Julana Croy, a library assistant at the KUC dis- cusses library operations over the phone. Left: The KUC gym is an often used place. Kingsport University Cenferh 785 uPersonnei is a service department involving pre-employment as well as those persons em- played with the university. -Patsy Leach i'We are a division of the hiring of employees of the university. insurance benefits and paper- work are all a part of the job. -Rusty Crowe Top Left: A smile makes the job more pleasant says Char- leen Stamper. Top Highl: Another of the secretaries in the Personnel Office smiles as she works Middle Right: Con- ferring over applications for positions open at the university is a commonplace operation. 186hPersonnel 4w 'WWWWWWMW t4 Help wanted: appi y Within per-son-neli. pars-n-elintF, tr. G personaie, personal, Fr.ML personale, Fr. LL, neut. 0f personalis personali 1a: a body of persons usu. employed las in a factory, office, or orga- nizationl b: personnel pl: PERSONS 2: a divi- sion of an organization concerned with per- sonnel. From the president and his secretary to the bookstore clerks, the E TSU personnel office is responsible for advertising jobs once they be- come available. There are presently four people in the office who handle records for 1850 current employ- ees of the university. Patsy Leach, director of the office, has been in personnel 1 1 years and refers to her part in E TSU life as custodian of applications. The office receives as many as 6, 000 appli- cations in one year and in addition to process- ing these, the office administrates the benefits program which includes insurance and retire- ment plans. The physical view of E TSU Well I work mostly in the morgue-we have names for all the bodies. It's nothing unusual to sweep up a finger. e Joe Laws, Med School jani- tor Maintenance of 70 buildings and 350 acres of land on the campus of ETSU is no easy task, but it has to be done and the people who do it are the 265 employees of the Physical Plant. Under the direction of Jim Seehorn, the plant not oniy keeps things functioning on the main campus, but is responsible for the up- keep of 100 acres at the Kingsport University Center, the Eiizabethton Paramedical Center, three family practice centers associated with the College of Medicine and 18 acres of Shel- bridge, the ETSU president's home. The physical plant performs many jobs in- cluding cutting grass in the summer, raking leaves in the fall, saiting sidewalks in the winter and planting flowers in the spring. One can find them lining the intramural fields, painting parking zones and setting up in the mini-dome for various activities. Top Left: Mixing paint is ail a part of the job Middle: The physical plant is responsible for getting signs made up and put around campus. Lott: Jim Seehorn. director of the physical plant pauses for a moment from his work. Physical Planth 18 7 Priming is their business Need a copy, a program or just some de- partment letterhead? University Press is the place to contact for all of these needs. Located in its newly renovated offices in the basement of Wilson Hall, University Press is a busy place. Printing most all correspondence through- Above: tiNo, this has to be just right. Top Right: 'll knew it I worked long enough I'd get it eventually Right: liLet's see, was it this page or the other over there on the table? University Press has always given our depart- ment excellent service. Sometimes we need things in a rush and they were very cooperat- ive, -Patsy Dugger, Environmental Health The quality of the work is good, sometimes they are a little slow probably due to the fact that they stay covered up. -Elaine Emmert, Industrial Education 188hUniversity Press out campus and keeping up with happenings to be printed is the duty of his office. Rosemary Barson is manager of the press and she, along with nine other employees staff the office. All departmental letterhead and envelopes are printed by University Press. Uni versit y Fiela tions provides needed ans wers University Relations is a good place to begin if you need to be informed of campus happen- ings and can't seem to find out what you need to know. The department is responsible for relaying student as well as faculty and staff directed activities to the surrounding communities, and being informed is their business. Fred Middleton heads up the department and together with Dale Crail, Bill Toohey, Kristn Fry, Larry Smith, Majid Ejalali, two ca- pable secretaries and several student workers, he is responsible for most publications on campus. ETSU Today, a publication for contributing alumni; the telephone book; the ETSU Facul- tyiStaff Update and the Admissions catalog are among the publications handled by the office. In addition, it publishes brochures for var- ious campus departments on upcoming pro- grams. Above: Fred Middleton, director of University Relations re- fers to notes while on the telephone. Top Left: Virginia Talbert prepares a news release for mailing to area papers. Bottom Len: Photographers eat lunch too. although it's only tor a few minutes inbetween shooting sessions. Larry Smith proves he's a Pepper too, drinking the soft drink with his sandwich. My main responsibility is the Alumni Maga- zine. lfeel that relations between the communi- ty and the university are important. -Kristn Fry, Alumni News Editor it's very enjoyable work meeting and dealing with the public, It helps to make me aware of what's happening on campus. -Betty Burdine, Secretary The News Bureau is my department. It's run like a newspaper except we don't have the immediacy associated with a newspaper. The opportunity for more detail with most stories exists although we are involved with da y to da y meetings, conferences and workshops. -Bill Toohey, News Bureau Editor University Relationsh 189 Right: The empty chairs in the student torum indi- cated the action at the Student Government As- sociation House at Representatives this year. Alum: Students ate seen on their way to class on a beautiful tatl day. amrmt 191 192e0rganizations Kappa Mu Epsilon Kappa Mu Epsilon Mathematics Honor So- ciety has as its goal, providing recognition of achievements and furthering interest in math- ematics. Among its members' activities were attendance at the American Mathematical So- ciety and participation in the Putnam Math- ematics Examination. Loft: Skiing is a popular winter sport for East Tennesseans as many can be found participating in the sport in the North Carolina mountains. Below: Alpha Lambda Delta Alpha Lambda Delta Alpha Lambda Delta Honor Society is composed of freshman students with a 3.5 overall GPA or better during their first year of college work in a four-year program. Bottom Left: Kappa Mu Epsilon; Below: Four ETSU coeds walk to class. Omicron Delta Kappa Membership in Omicron Delta Kappa is based on five qualities e exemplary charac- ter, responsible leadership and service in campus life, superior scholarship, genuine fellowship and consecration to democratic ideals - and is designed to offer a program to better each college campus. The program included improvement of the general welfare of the student body, preser- vation of worthwhile traditions and customs, coordination of constructive movements, and provision of intellectual leadership to campus life. Pi Delta Phi Pi Delta Phi lNational French Honor Soci- etyt has as its purpose to Ht recognize out- standing scholarship in the French language and literature; Qt to increase the knowledge and admiration of Americans for the contribu- tions of France to world culture; and l3t to stimulate and encourage cuttural activities that will lead to a deeper appreciation of France and its people. I joined Sigma Delta Chi because it would help me career-wlse. It helped me in my major and will help me when I get out of school. -Donna Gentry, Mass Communi- cations 1? joined SCEC because it gives me training and knowledge in my field -Tammy Helton, Special Educa- lion Below: Omicron Delta Kappa. Bottom: Pi Delta Phi. Organiza lions l 1 9 3 German Club The purpose of the German Club is to pro- mote interest in the German language and customs on campus. Below: L'Alliance Francaise. Bottom: German Club. 194 eOrganizations UAIIiance Francaise L'Alliance Francaise nhe French Clum sponsors many activities to acquaint members with French traditions, food, and culture. They hold dinners and parties with a French theme. The club encourages members to join in the many study and travel opportunities available. Loft: These ETSU students are hard at work putting the finishing touches on their entry in the float competition during Homecoming Week. Below: Empire Photographs notified students of picture dates for the Buccaneer Club Cervantes Club Cervantes' purpose is the study of Spanish language and culture on campus. One of the activities it participated in this year was a traditional Spanish dinner held in No- vember for Spanish speaking people in the area and Spanish high school students. English Group Promotion of interaction among the people of the university interested in pursuing facets of English is the purpose of the English Group. This interaction can be beneficial to the members socially and professionally. The or- ganization sponsors receptions for visiting au- thors. t'l'm involved in several campus organizations and I feel that each of them, in their own way, have made my time at E TSU much richer than it would have been had I not belonged to any- thing. -Cath y Buchanan, Mass Com- municationshPoly. Sci. ttA dministratl've Management has helped me in h my career choices. We become acquainted h with area CPA '3 through programs and meet- 1 ings and l have learned how to interview. -Marion Campbell, Accounting Below: Club Cervantes. Bottom: The English Group. Organizationsh 195 UCPC The University Center Program Committee is a body of students representative of the needs of the campus in the way of entertain- ment. The committee is broken down into sev- eral sub-committees with an administrative program board to insure the highest quality entertainment at the lowest cost to the student body. it also provides an educational environ- ment for students to portray leadership roles in an essential part of campus life. Below: University Center Program Committee. Bottom: President's Pride. Presidents Pride The purpose of Presidentis Pride is to repre- sent the university in a pre-college admissions, orientations, tours and public relations events. Members are students selected on academic superiority, university support, personality and leadership potential. Right: Skits were one of the many types of competition offered during the week of homecoming. Below: Vicki How- ard looks through the card catalog to locate a book in the library. Residence Hall Association R.H.A. is composed of hall presidents from each dorm on campus. It works to promote and encourage unity throughout residence halls by working with the Housing Staff and residents in the development of residence halls including policies, programs, staff, facili- ties and activities. Rho Lambda Rho Lambda is an organization which rec- ognizes junior and senior sorority women who have, through their service and leadership, made outstanding contributions to ETSUis Panhellenic Associatoion. 'iBeing News Editor of the East Tennessean has made me more aware of how this univer- sity functions and also has made me feel more involved in the university. The exper- ience has been great and meeting people on campus has made all the hard work and long hours worth it. -lna King, Mass Communica- tionshCriminal Justice FCA helped my spiritual life and helped me grow stronger spiritually. it helped me through the problems we face day by da y in college life. -Larry Neely, Physical Educa- tion Below: Residence Hall Association. Bottom: Rho Lambda. Catholic Youth Group Providing a center for Catholic students for their social and intellectual life as a worshiping community of Christians is the purpose of Catholic Campus Ministry Foundation. It also provides an information center about Catholi- cism, and about those aspects of the Ecu- menical movement relevant to contemporary society and its problems. raw was w; 4 gm Episcopal Campus Ministry The Episcopal Campus Ministry is made up of people from many denominations and it sponsors Bible studies, retreats and brunches. Its purpose is to carry out God's ministry on the ETSU campus. Omicron Delta Kappa is a vital organization thatehas long been overdue. We hope through programs and our sense of pride to instill some lasting traditions a! E TSU. -Eddie Shell, Finance I think BSNA has brought the girls going into upper division closer together so they'll get to know one another and be more aware of the upper division nursing program. -Margaret Lawless, 38. Nursing Below Left: Catholic Youth Group. Bottom Left: Episco- pal Campus Ministry. Below: ETSU President Ronald Beller Uighn chats with a man and woman at a reception Baptist Student Union The Baptist Student Union is an organiza- tion which emphasizes participation for Bap- tist preference students, but is open to all stu- dents, in a balanced approach to ministry. Activities include devotions, intramurals, conventions. retreats, tutoring, and other out- reach opportunities. Christian growth devel- oped within the fellowship is given expression through state. national and worldwide service opportunities. Left: Outdoor classes at ETSU are commonplace during the spring and early fall. Campus Crusade Through prayer meetings, small group Bible studies, weekIy teaching and training sessions and socials, the Campus Crusade for Christ makes a clear relevant presentation of Jesus Christ and what it means to be a Christian to students at ETSU. Below: Baptist Student Union. Bottom: Campus Crusade. Organizationse 19 9 Delta Sigma Pi Delta Sigma Pi is a professional fraternity organized to foster the study of business in universities; to encourage scholarship, social activity and the association of students for their mutual advancement by research and practice; to promote ctoser affiliation between the commercial world and students of com- merce; and to further a higher standard of commercial ethics and culture and the civic and commercial welfare of the community. ZOOhOrganizations Administrative Management Society The Administrative Management Society is a group of students internationally affiliated with a professional organization endeavoring to assist in the promotion and exchange of ideas and information about management. Two of its objectives are ttt to help the student learn more about the real world of business through publications, meetings, con- ferences and personal contacts; and t2t to strengthen the administrative abilities of stu- dents through active participation in chapter activities. A CM serves two purposes e a social one, it helps create friendship between members and a professional one, it allows us to bring in guest speakers and gives us contact with profession- al people. -Randy Hendry, Computer Science I feet that as a member of Alpha Psi Omega, l have a duty to bring theater to the community and enhance the area. -George Bailey, Speecthsychology Len: Delta Sigma Pi. Bottom: Administrative Management Society. Below: There are some days when nothing goes right. Phi Beta Lambda Phi Beta Lambda is a nationwide business society which was organized to enrich the rela- tionship between the business community and the business students from this university. It encourages academic social and leadership involvement toward a career in the business community. Right: An ETSU coed concentrates on hitting a homerun during intramural softball. Accounting Society A subsidiary of Phi Beta Lambda, the Ac- counting Society is for accounting majors and minors. The organization has guest speakers from the fields of industrial, government, certi- fied management and accounting fields. Below: Phi Beta Lambda. Bottom: Accounting Society. Organizations h20 1 ETSU Choir The purpose of the ETSU Choir is to perform the best music written for mixed voices. The group tries to expand its audiencest horizons by introducing them to different types of mu- sic. Membership is through auditions which are open to anyone interested in performing. 202h0rganizatlons Phi Mu Alpha The primary purpose of Phi Mu Alpha is to encourage and promote the highest standards of creativity, performance, education and re- search in music in America. Secondary pur- poses are to develop and encourage onality to the alma mater and to foster the mutual welfare and brotherhood of students: of music. Being a member of a campus organization hasn't enhanced my campus life at all since I don't live here; but it has enabled me to meet fellow colleagues in my field that I respect high- ly. ,. -Pamela Curtiss, Mass Communications I joined the Spanish Club because it's impor- tant to include the language in all facets of your scholastic life. -Terri Davis, Foreign LanguagelBuslness Below Left: The ETSU Choir. Bottom Left: Phi Mu Alpha. Below: ETSU Jazz Singers pose on the steps for a picture in the DP. Cutp Center Auditorium. Delta Omicron The purpose of Delta Omicron is to foster and encourage the highest degree of musi- cianship among college music majors and mi- nors. Its members present programs at area nursing homes, usher at music programs and perform musicals on campus and in the com- munity. Far Right: A member of Lambda Chi Alpha pauses for a moment while siudying. ETSU Jazz Singers The ETSU Jazz Singers are composed of six men, six women, three trumpets, three trom- bones, two saxaphones and a five member rhythm section. They perform 30Ts and 40's popular music, Broadway show music, and contemporary popular music. The organiza- tion is designed for those interested in going into the entertainment field. The members are selected from auditions based on their singing, dancing and personal and physical appeal. Below: Delta Omicron. Bottom: The ETSU Jazz Singers. Organizations T203 204 eOrganizations SCEC The Student Council for Exceptional Chil- dren promotes professional growth among students planning to enter the special educa- tion profession and provides services to ex- ceptional children in the community. Below: Student Council for Exceptional Children. Bottom: National Federation of Student Workers. NFSSW Giving assistance to local agencies provid- ing services to needy individuals is the purpose of National Federation of Student Social Workers. In addition, it gives direct aid to indi- viduals when possible. Among its members' activities are distributing clothing to needy people, providing financial assistance to foster care children and serving as a collection agen- cy tor the Marine Corps Toys for Tots pro- gram. Far lelt: An ETSU co-ed relaxes in the ampitheatre. Below: A participant in the Mello Yello chugging contest held dur- ing Homecoming Week goes for the bottom of the bottle. NSSHA The National Student Speech and Hearing Association is a professional organization de- signed to get students more involved in the profession and to make the public more aware of speech and hearing problems. STEA Students Tennessee Education Association is open to all education majors. The club spon- sors guest speakers, special activities and fun- draisers. Being a member of an organization gives you the chance to meet other people and develop new friendships. o Hobbie McCreary, Account- mg Being in a campus organization has helped me meet a lot of people and make a lot of friends that otherwise I probably would not have ever met. o Carl Forester, Special Educa- tion Below: National Student Speech o Hearing Association. Bottom: Students Tennessee Education Association Organizations o205 University Democrats Promotion of the philosophy and ideals of the Democratic party is the purpose of the University Democrats. Compiling and distrib- uting information relating to the Democratic party and its candidates, along with working for candidates associated with the Democratic party are activities undertaken by the group. Below: University Democrats. Bottom: Baccalaureate Stu- dent Nurses Association. 2 0 6 t Organiza tions BSNA The Bacealaureate Student Nurses Associ- ation functions as a professional nursing asso- ciation. Among its activities this year was the sponsorship of a CPR certification class and blood pressure screening clinic in the mail. It also provided a medical team for the March of Dimes Dance-a-thon this year. Left: Two ETSU coeds discuss the days events. Below: Dorm mixers are a good place to get to know residents of your dorm as well as residents of other campus dorms. ETSU Folkdancers The purpose of ETSU Folkdancers is to pro- vide recreational and social activities related to folklore and to serve ETSU by providing information and instruction regarding ethnic cultures, especially ethnic folk dance. Environmental Health To actively promote improved health and welfare of the campus, community and nation through participation and education is the phi- losphy of the Environmental Health Club. Members gain insight into practical aspects of environmental health through field trips, com- munity action, seminars, and speakers from health, industry and related professions. The French Honor Society has enhanced my understanding of the French culture. -Ruth Waller, French ' ACM gives me a chance to learn more about the computer and allows me to stay up to date on new rhings. -Mike Stevens, Computer Science Below: ETSU Folk Dancers. Bottom: Environmental Health Club. Organizations 20 7 Alpha Psi Omega Alpha Psi Omega, the national honor frater- nity in theater, is identified on the ETSU cam- pus as the Lambda Epsilon cast. Its primary function is the encouragement of high produc- tion standards in order to enhance the appre- ciation of audiences in experiencing a dramat- ic production. Its emphasis is on the development of the finest qualities of theatrical discipline. Stu- dents gain valuable training in productions of the University Theater which is part of the Department of Speech and Theater. Member- ship is conferred on students who exhibit qua- lities of leadership in theater. Below: Alpha Psi Omega. Bottom: Kappa Delta Pit 208e0rganizations Kappa Delta Pi The purpose of Kappa Delta Pi is to encour- age excellence in scholarship, high personal standards, improvement in teacher prepara- tion, distinction in achievement and contribu- tions to education. Right: Bucky's new pai, the parrot. anxiously awaits a Buc touchdown. Below Right ETSU majorettes smile as they march with the band during a haIf-time show, SPJ,SDX Sigma Delta Chi has as its goal the promo- tion of truth and accuracy in journalism. It passes on information about changes in the field of journalism and promotes First Amendment rights. It also publishes a monthly newsletter for mass communication students. PRSSA The Public Relations Student Society of America is made up of mass communications students concentrating on public relatons. The organization is involved in several things in- cluding helping campus organizations with PR campaigns or request It has increased by awareness to the effects of participation in areas previously thought to be unapproachable by students. -Donald B. Rhea, Political Sci- ence I've met a lot of people and ifs given me something to do. It's gotten me involved in other activities suh as community work. -Mary Large, Home Economics Below: Society of Professional Journalists, Sigma Delta Chie Bottom: Public Relations Student Society of America. Organizations h209 Pre-PrOfeSSiOHaI V 'l joined the English Group because it's my major and I'm lnrerested in getting to know SOCiety other people. -Marlanne McCorkle, English The Pre-Professional Society is designed to UTECS t'; 5 IQOOd hm 99! W0 3 honor 300199 bacause provide social and academic advantages for I eps W en.ggfoigtnteosggggllggate students in pre-health professions such as y y ' pre-med and pre-pharmacy. It provides not University TechnicalSocietyisacoalition of L n P P f . I s . t B n L n u . ,t . . . - . . - - . - e : re- re eSSIona OCle y 0 om 9 : nlverSIy only a'cademlc advantages, put also scolgl In tephnlca'l sometles Within the school of Ap Technical Society. Below: Three ETSU students chat on teractlon between students In related majors. plied Scuence and Technology. the steps 0, the administration building. 2 10 Organizati0ns ACM The Association for Computing Machines iACMi, formerly the Data Processing Club, achieved affiliation with National ACM in Spring of 1980. Its purpose is to promote in- terest in computer science. Loft: Walking to class on a sunny day is a whole lot better than in the winter or in the rain. Homebuilders Association The purpose of the Homebuilders Associ- ation is to promote the home building industry and to encourage students interested in home building. It also provides opportunities for interesting interaction between members and local professionals. Below: Association for Computing Machinery. Bottom: Homebuilders Association. Organizationsez 7 1 The organizations I am a member of at E TSU have helped me become involved in campus life and have provided a means of meeting people I otherwise would never have met. - Tammy Kooch, Management Being involved in an organization has helped me meet people and provided opportunities to FCA Taylor Ha OffiCerS get involved in campus activities. Presenting the challenge and advantage of - :ziorljyde, Elementary Edu- receiving Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord and The purpose of Taylor Hall officers is to serving Him in their relationships and in the promote dorm involvement. Its members have 3.. Le : Fellowship Omhristian Athletes, Bottom Le : fellowship of the church is the purpose of the organized a sock hop, cookout and weekend Taylor Hall Officers. Below: Two ETSU coeds discuss class Fellowship of Christian Athletes. activities for dorm residents. before proceeding 10 the next one. 2 12e0rganizations ETSU Majorettes ETSU Majorettes performed with the ETSU band at home and away football games, marched in homecoming, veterans and Christ- mas parades and performed at various pep rallies. Stone Hall Officers The purpose of Stone Hall Officers is to work for unity in the dorm and make residents feel at home. The dorm has hall dinners, par- ties and participated in homecoming week ac- tivities. Right: Dorm windows are a pleasant Mace to relax and - h - II ff ers. daydream after a long, hard day. Below. ETSU Majorettes. Bottom. Stone Ha 0 IC Organiza tions h2 73 American Home EC. Association The American Home Economic Association consists of students whose purpose is to pro- vide and promote the professional develop- ment of college home economics students at ETSU. It is affiliated with the American Home Economics Association and the Tennessee Home Economics Association. 2 14h0rganizations Psychology Club Encouraging interest in the field of psychol- ogy, providing programs to expand knowl- edge of specific areas of psychology and a means of social interaction for interested stu- dents to meet those with similar interests is the purpose of the Psychology Ciub. The reason I joined SGA was because I want- ed to get involved with the activities and some of the issues on campus. -Marsha Barrett, EngtishtSpeech i'The main reason I joined the Spanish Club was because it's related to my major field and the department is so small that I felt I should volunteer myself to increase membership. -Amy Steppe, Spanish La Below: American Home Economics Association. Len Bottom: Psychology Club. Below: An ETSU coed stands amid a field littered with bats. Kappa Omicron Phi Kappa Omicron Phi has as its goal to further the best interests of home economics through recognition and encouragment in scholarship excellence, developing leadership abilities, fostering professional activities and interests and promoting fellowship among faculty and students of the profession. Far Right: The ketchup and mustard stop is one frequent- ed often by ETSU students dining in the Rathskellar. Alpha Kappa Delta Alpha Kappa Delta sponsors monthly and semi-monthly series of noon forum speakers to develop greater understanding between so- ciology and other disciplines. It remains cur- rent on research within the science and shares knowledge and fellowship with fellow stu- dents. Below: Alpha Kappa Delta. Bottom: Kappa Omicron Phi. Organizations t2 15 Phi Alpha Phi Alpha Honor Society supports the work of the Social Work Student Organization. It recognizes scholastic achievement, works to further goals of social welfare, to stimulate interest in careers in social welfare and recog- nizes social workers worthy of esteem. Below: Phi Alpha. Bottom: Rifle Oub. 2 16 Organizations Rifle Club The purpose of the Rifle Club is to promote the growing sport of rifle shooting and to re- present the university in tournaments. Mem- bers also sponsor tournaments for interested area shooters. Far Left: Pull up a car and set a spell. Below: ETSUs ROTC department demonstrates expertise in rappelling. '7 joined because a lot of friends belonged to the organization. There were good parties and a lot of women. I found out there was a lot more to it afterwards and I stayed around. ltts kind of like sex. It 's something you can watch ail the time, but you have to experience it. - Scott Blazer, Marketing StUdent COUI't Hlt's helped me get more invoived with activi- ties in the College of Business and to get to know professors and administration. It helps The StUdem Court is the jUdical bOdy Of the you get involved with schooi and the communi- student government association at ETSU. The Sponsor corps W and gwes you the ability ,0 talk with mhe, court handles appeals made by students. professionals on their level. Members of the court this year were Paul Frye, The Sponsor Corps is a service organization e- Robert Kirk, Accounting Donna Asby, Steve Duncan, Joanne Walters designed to promote interest in the military and Mark Doman. science department. Below: Student Court. Bottom: Sponsor Corps. Organizationshg 17 Alpha Delta Pi The only event sponsored for fraternities by a sorority is Alpha Delta Pi's Diamond Day. Competition is fierce with events such as hairy man, muscle man, the panty hose race, and barbershop competition taking place. Their national philanthropy, Ronald Mc- Donald Houses for Children, benefits from the activities. Winning the stiff competition at the last min- ute last year were the Sigma Chis. Chartered at ETSU in 1955, the Gamma Phi chapter of Alpha Delta Pi is active. They par- ticipate each year in Sigma Chi's Derby Week, Fm! Row: Debbie Davis, Renee Kidd, Tamara Shertey, Susie Middle- ton, Prima Burns, Margaret Lawiess, Carla Vest, Leesa Danner, Laura Reagan, Susie Dowell. Cindy Sedlack. Janet Bassett, Serena 800 kout, Amanda Calloway. Jodi Sluss, Jenny Rose Second Row: 220e6reeks Sigma Nu's Snake Day, and Pi Kappa Alpha's Pikes Peak. The ADPiis won first place in Lambda Chi Alpha's AII-Sing, and teamed with the Pikes, won first place overall in homecoming for the second year in a row. Their motto is uWe live for each other. Azure blue and white are their colors, and the woodland violet and lion are their symbols. Locally the women of Alpha Delta Pi sup- port the Colonial Hills Nursing Home, playing cards, bingo, and sometimes just sitting and chatting with the residents. Linda Hale. Mitzi Mowell. Catherine Hufiord. Alison Mills, Cathy Mor- seth, Renee Lepson, Susan McCall, Vicki Taylor, Vicki Pierce, Susie Tull, Beverly Ward, Leslie Sullenger, Susan Wells, Wendy Malletti Third Row: Kay Ackerson, Kim Peters. Jayne Pierce. Andrea Ruben, Sharon Ludlau, Kellye Hollingshead, Brennan Crump, Laura Roller, Kim Demon. Karen McRae. Betsann Kerns. Kathy Norwood, Teresa Butterworth, Tammy Green, Susie Ackaoreyi Far Lon: The ADPi pledge class raised money for their philanthropy with a fratemity penny drop. Bottom Le : Beverly Lisic seems to be enjoying herself at a Halloween party. Below: The winning voices of the women of Alpha Delta Pi sing out in AII-Singt AII-sing Alpha Delta Pi-Alpha Delta Pi ADPi has enlightened my education during my college career. -Leslie Sullenger ADPi gives me an opportunity to display my leadership ability and taught me responsibil- ity. -Karen McRae HAlpha Delta Pi . , . caring for people . . . shar- ing a special bond, experiences, educational aspects . . . for a lifetime! -Cindi Sedlack Greeks A22 1 Delta Zeta The women of Delta Zeta are active in cam- pus events and worked hard in Sigma Nuts Snake Day, Pi Kappa Alphais Pikes Peak and Sigma Chi's Derby Week. Lambda Chi AI- pha's AII-Sing also was participated in by the Delta Zetas. Something that sets the Delta Zetas on campus apart from other sororities is their HBig Brothers. They are the only sorority at ETSU which has them. Annually, the Delta Zetas hold a Founder's Day and house party. This past year they par- ticipated in Homecoming festivities with Phi Sigma Kappa Fraternity. Nationally, the Delta Zetas support the Gal- Iudet College for the Deaf in Washington DC. Locally they help with the Special Olympics and Wheelchair Olympics . The women of Delta Zeta also actively sup- port the Muscular Dystrophy Association's Dance-a-thon. Their colors are rose and green, with the pink kilarney rose as their flower. Locally they were charted as the Delta Eta chapter in 1956. k Delta Zeta-Delta Zeta DZS support Fin! Row: Trish Owens, Cathy Hamm. Becky Elliott, Susan Barnett, Brenda Roller, Donna Moreiock. Elaine Buchanan, Carolyn Seaman. Second Row: Angel Cureton. Lillian Elliott. 222e6reeks Susie Smith, Teresa Garland, Cheryl Vorell, Linda Wiiliams, Tamera Stinetl, Susan Bilbrey. JoAnn Dunn. Debbie Piemmons. Third Row: Sonya Musick. Teresa Simmons. Alice Campbell. Nancy Litton, Susan Boswell, Maryann Abulhusson. Sharon Fletcher, Fourth Row: Lori Bowman. Darlene Freeman. Gay Haynes. Sharon Huskey. Paula Greene. Amanda Hud- son. HGreek life is like being a part of a big family. -Susan Barnett llGreeks have become my family during four years of college. Being a sorority member and also a fra- ternity little sister has changed my life and my out- look on life. I look upon Greeks as a fulflllment of myself and as a definite plus! -Teresa Simmons HSororlties are sisterhood. There's an instant bond with girls all over the country. It's a great feeling to know that you have a sister no matter what time of the day or night. -Erin Weber Dance-a-thon Delta Zeta-Delta Zeta Top Left: Delta Zetas Cathy Hamm. Susan Bmett, Trish Owens, and Susie Smith put on a good performance at All- Sing. Lett: A member of the chug team contemplates the task ahead as teammates look on Above: Delta Zeta members watch intently at Snake Day competition. Greeks l223 Kappa Delta The KD Ladies is a popular nickname of the women of Kappa Delta Sorority. With the ladybug as their symbol, they have as their colors olive green and pearl white. The KD's have as their flower, the white rose. Locally the Kappa Deltas are active on cam- pus. Teamed with the Sigma Chis they actively participated in homecoming. A highlight of last year for the KDs was winning Pikes Peak. They also took part in Snake Day and Derby Week. Their national philanthrophy is the Rich- mond Crippled Children's Home. Locally the women of Kappa Delta tutor weekly at Eliza- Kappa Delta-Kappa Delta Fin! Row: Vicki Hodge, Lisa Peiot, Diana Stotser, Mandy Maynard. Sarah Sisson, Debbie Greene, Patti Dyke. Lee Ann Vaughan, Angela Antrican, Kim Norris, Jamie Burleson, Janie Hawk, Second Row: Dee Hailey. Mary Pat Hanrahan. Linda Martin, Kim Kirkland, Kim 2 2 4 e Greeks bethton's Children's Home. A project of the KD's is providing Thanks- giving baskets for needy families. The Special Olympics and the Wheelchair Olympics also benefit from their services. Each Christmas the Kappa Delta's have a slumber party and at homecoming sponsor an Alumni Brunch. They were chartered at ETSU in 1954 as the Gamma Delta chapter. The women of Kappa Delta have as their motto, itLet us strive for that which is honorable, beautiful and high- est. Leach, Nancy Dod, Rena Maines, Alesia Carr, Kathy Brookshire. Vicky Howard, Laura Stone, Cindy Lyle, Marianne Connor. Kim Esser, Jan Jackson, Tanya Greens Third Row: Teigha Atkins, Vicky Mortez, Kelly Surber, Janie Bailey. LauriePowell, Rosemary Scott, Teresa KDs take Barrett, Sarah Edwards. Sherry Ricker, Kendra Mollicote, Liz Kalo- geros. Rita Kirby, Linda McFeathre. Mary Pat Buchanan, Robyn Smith, Margaret McMahan, Donna Houser, Jan Clement. Donna Ford, Tammy Justice. Celeste Coxton, Kathleen Franklin. HKappa Delta and Greek life as a whole are growing experiences to be shared by those with a common bond. ,' -Kathy Brookshire it's the opportunity to assume responsibility, grow in relationships with other people and is an experience youili use for the rest of your life. -Kim Kirkland i'Kappa Delta means memories and friend- ships that last a lifetime. -Lisa Peiot Pikes Peak Kappa Delta-Kappa Delta Top Len: Three KD Ladies give their best for Sigma Nu's Snake Day. Loft: Mary Pat Buchanan, Donna Ford and Robyn Smith are all wondering. Hwho is going to ask me to dance next. Above: The itKD Ladies sing out in Lambda Chi Alpha's AII-Sing. Greeks h 2 2 5 Phi Mu The Kappa Kappa chapter of Phi Mu has been quite active on campus. Last spring they took top honors in Sigma Nu's Snake Day. Sigma Chi's Derby Week and Pikes Peak saw the women of Phi Mu walk away with two second place trophies. Located on campus since 1955, the Phi Mu's have pink and white as their colors. The rose carnation is the sororityis flower. Their open motto is HThe faithful sisters and their mascot is the lion. Phi Mu is very involved in phiiantrophic ser- vices and helps with Project Hope, Colonial Hills Nursing Home and trick-or-treating for Unicef. A toy cart is also maintained at Memorial Hospital in the children's ward. To raise mon- ey to Project Hope they participated in the Miller Pick-em Up program and took top hon- ors in the Environmental Ciub's Sorority Night. Parentsi Day is held in the spring and during the fall the Phi Mus have a Pledge Tea and an Alumni Tea. They combined with Sigma Phi Epsilon fratenity for homecoming. Last Year the Panhellenic Council awarded the Best Sisterhood and itMost Campus in- volved awards to Phi Mu. Phi Mu-Phi Mu Phi Mu captures m From Row: Vickie Bowman, Tammy Heilon, Beth Barton, LeSIa Lee. Cindy Edwards, Joyce Shaklee. Cathy Welch. Simone Street, Dianne Lebreth, Denise Harter. Kathie Hicks. Second Row: Jamey Smeitzer. Gayle Wampler. Beth Underwood, Lisa Fake. Cori Kopp. Alima Gage, Webster. Tracy Jetemias. Dianne Sludel. Donna Gentry. Deanne Da- Maryellen Goldman, Karen Dietrich. Susan Morton. Nancy Drenzler. vis, Beth Gunter. Lisa Robbins. Dee Dee Ford. Jane Jernigan, Karen Karen Fietcher, Mlml Kalousek, Marlene Ladich. Third Row: Connie Owens. Bonnie Fortney, Ann Shatter. Lon Lawson. 226s6reeks Greek life means sisterhood, a fraternity, an association. It involves leadership, teamwork and individual responsibility. -Cori Kopp HYou learn to love, to laugh, to understand, and to care. -Mimi Kalousek 'tMembership in a sorority is a challenge-a challenge to become the best person you can be. -Kathle Hicks Phi Mu-Phi Mu Snake Da kt Top Center: The Phi Mu's all pull together to compete in Pikes Peak Le : Beth Underwood and Maryellen Gold- man show the latest styles and steps to a new dance Above: The Supremes perform at the El Club's sorority night. The Phi Mu's won the competition. Here MaryeHen Goldman, Cori Kopp and Beth Underwood show how ifs donet Greeks 22 7 Sigma Kappa The veterans at the VA Hospital can look forward to weekly visits from the women of Sigma Kappa. The Sigma Kappa's go to the' VA to play cards and just talk to the patients, as a local project of the sorority. They also have Halloween, Christmas, and Valentines Day parties for the veterans. Aside from their activities at the VA the Sig- ma Kappas also do many other things. They have Christmas parties for orphaned children, picnics with other sororities and an annual parents' day banquet. They also support the American Farm 2 2 8 t Greeks School and the Sea Coast Mission as national philanthropies. Being very active in campus activities, they joined together to capture first place in Sigma Chi's Derby Week. Teaming with the Kappa Sigmas they placed second overall in home- coming competition. Snake Day and Pikes Peak also saw the Sigma Kappas participat- mg. On campus since 1956, Sigma Kappa's col- ors of lavender and maroon are emphasized by their flower, the violet. Front Row: Beverly Barr t3rd vice presidentt, Becky Haynes t2nd vice presidentt, Kathy Gouge US! vice presidenn, Mary Ann Hobson ttreasureri. Second Row: Margaret Seymour, Leslee Griffith. Dee Jones. Beth Davis. Ollie Rice. Julia McDuffie, Myra Artrip, Deborah Harrison. Lisa Thompson, Kim Bowen. Third How: Kim McAllister. Cindy Tull. Melissa Potts, Susan Tucker, Mitzi King, Lori Jenkins, Cathy Pundzic, Terri Gates, Sherri Ferguson, Cindy Leonardo Fourth Row: Pattie Bell, Ann Carlson, Katie McDonald. Jann Perry, Marsha Forbes. Nedda lrigaray. Heather Bellheimer, Donna Banks. Loft: The Sigma Kappas combine with the Kappa Sigma fraternity for a Homecoming skit about the Wizard of 02. Below Lo : Sigma Chi's Derby Week was exciting as the Sigma Kappas cheer their way to victory Below: Several members of the sorority put on a skit during sorority rush. Wins Derby Sigma Kappa-Sigma Kappa t'Being active in Greek life has given me confi- dence to deal with people in various situa- tions. -Cathy Pandzic 'iThrough my experience as a Greek, I have grown and matured as a person. It has given me the opportunity to learn about sisterhood it is a togetherness with love, laughter, tears, and lots of hard work along with gaining trust and respect from persons around me. -Kim McAlister One learns responsibility and participation in Greek life. and this is an invaluable aspect of education. The individual is motivated to be punctual, to understand the opinions of others, and to focus on the benefits of a life-long friendship. -Susan Tucker Greeks A229 Kappa Alpha In the tradition of the Old South, the men of Kappa Alpha Order hold Convivium each year. A celebration of their founder Robert E. Lee's birthday, it is held in January. Each spring the fraternity holds a formal dance known as Old South. Preceeding the dance is a parade in which the men. attired in Rebel troops uniform, present invitations to their Southern Beiles. The spirit of the South is exhibited for all the campus to see when the parade takes place. Colors of crimson and old gold with the mag- nolia blossom and crimson rose as their flow- ers show pride in the Southland. The KA's are active in campus events and participate in Alpha Delta Pi's Diamond Day, Homecoming, Lambda Chi Aipha's AII-Sing, and intramurals. They also have several mem- bers in the Student Senate. Muscular Dystrophy, Shriner's Crippled Children Hospitals, and local orphans all bene- fit from the philanthropic services of the broth- ers of Kappa Alpha Order. Locally founded on April 22, 1966, the Delta Delta chapter of Kappa Alpha Order has ex- hibited true Southern honor on campus. Kappa Alpha-Kappa Alpha Front RovI-Gordon McCoH, Penny Lane. Terri Payne, Cammi Mar- tino. Debbie Wilson, Mitzi McQuire. Steve Wright, Randy Hall, Cindy Johnson iRosei, Jim Hughes, Buzz McFaden, Sue Burrows, Kathy Romaine, Jennifer Watkins. Brynda Adams, Gayle Preston, Gwen Rice, Andee Thompson. Back Row-Tim Broyies. Laura Paris. Steve 230e6reeks Shelton, Beth Peterson, Arlan McFaIl, Dana Cruthers, Steve Harvey, Steve Mitchell ttreasureri, Mike King tvice presidenti Sam Adkins tpresidenti. John Limerick isecretaryi. Mickey Maddox, Chris Robin- son, Kim Buckingham. Tim Bartley, Jennifer Cole, Keith Sparks, Lau- ra Sowei, Marshall Wykoff Not Picturod-Mark Sword. Tommy Sykes, Lester Smith, Jett Wil- liams, Rusty Shodoan. Steve Whiting, Keith Williams, Eric Johnston, Torn Hughes, Ernie Ohregon. Julie Knowles. Ken Mitchell, Robin Williams, Steve Reed. Greg Risker, Dennis Bvickey. Le : Jim Hughes. Wade Cannon and Mickie Maddox stand ready to fire a canon at the KA's Old South Day. Bottom Left: Marshall Wykoff escorts Penny Fillers through raised swords. Bottom Right: Randy Hall, Steve Wright, Arlan McFaII and Steve Mitchell stand around the bar white Sam Adkins takes care of the keg. Southern pride Kappa AIpha-Kappa Alpha HThe fraternity has given me an insight to a true meaning of brotherhood and a true sense of responsibility. -Keith Sparks Kappa Alpha has made me realize that chival- ry is not dead but alive in todayts wort -Arlan McFall ul think Kappa Alpha has helped me turn into a man and to learn to get along with people. -Gordon McCall . , x . I Greeksh231 Kappa Sigma The Kappa Sigmas have been at ETSU since 1971, chartered as the Lambda Beta Chapter. Their symbol is a star in crescent and colors for the fraternity are scarlet, white and emer- ald green. The Kappa Sigmas support the Dawn of Hope and the United Way as philanthrophies. They also help each year with the Special Olympics and the Wheelchair Olympics. Front Row: Beth Boyd, Karen Yarbrough, Missy Parsons, Denise Shell, Amy Schatterman. Sheila Anderson, Karen Hale, Caroline 232e6reeks Active campus participation is important to the brothers. They worked on homecoming events with the Sigma Kappas and also took part in intramurals, the Sig Ep Drink-Off and ADPi's Diamond Day. Lambda Chi Alphats AIl-Sing also saw them working. Each spring Kappa Sigma organizes several events, including Parents' Weekend, Alumni Weekend, a formal dance and a Founder's Day Banquet. Grossman. Jane Jernigan. Nedda lrigaray, Second Row: Matt Roll- ings, Tony Poole, Mike Tudor, Barry Rochelle, Brian Daigneault, Kevin Rorer. Andy Laitenan, Jimmy Carter, Doug Holloway. David Shipley, Bobby Peyton, Ronnie Allen and Bo Sells. Left: Greg Goodman, Scott Eady, Myra Artrip and Madison Alien give the Buccaneer interpretation of the HWizard of 02 during homecoming festivities in Octobert Bottom Left: Kevin Rorer ions at the camera whiie Barry Rochelle talks in the background Bottom Right: Myra Artrip, Mike Tudor and Josh. the dog, were three important members of the Kappa Sigma float which received first place at home coming. The float had running water the length of it, which combined with al' the hard work of building it, made it worthy of first place honors. aCtiVG SinCe 1971 Kappa Sigma-Kappa UWe're in the pursuit of excellence. -Ronnie Allen t'l joined Kappa Sigma for a lot of good times and because ifs a tradition in my family. My father, grandfather, uncle, and brother are Kappa Sigs. -Barry Rochelle, Marketing Greeks e233 Lambda Chi Alpha Every year the best voices in the Greek sys- tem at ETSU are brought together by the brothers of Lambda Chi Alpha. Their annual AIi-Sing is competition be- tween sororities and fraternities. Following a theme, each group competes in large and small groups. This year marked the 27th year the Lambda Chi Alphas have spon- sored AIl-Sing. This year is a special one for the brothers of Lambda Chi Alpha, as it marks their 25th year on campus. The Iota Omicron Zeta chapter of Lambda Chi Alpha has been at ETSU since 1956. Their colors are purple, green, and gold with the white rose as their flower. The local chapter actively supports the Unit- ed Way- and the American Cancer Society. Underpriveleged children from the Salvation Army also benefit from their services. Also they participate each year in home- coming and various other campus activities. The men of Lambda Chi Alpha also supported the ADPits in their Diamond Day events. Each Spring they have a ttFareweli which is a weekend on the lake in honor of graduating seniors. Lambda Chi AIpha-Lambda Chi Alpha From Row: Stacey Collins, Jan Francisco, Pam Jackson. Jeane Malquet, Lisa Jen. Teresa Lee. Susan Dempsi. Susie Copula, Carla Vest, Second Row: Gary Anderson, Lee Chase, Jay Gregory, Chris 234o6reeks Sylvester, Joe Powell, John Raider, Cari Forester. Mark Cannon. Darrell Langtord, Rusty Bradley, Mark Robinson, Dave Wallen. Barry Bittenmaster, Paul Flynn. Harold Foster, John Dugger, Chuck Boyd, elebrating 25 Third Row: Russ Kimbrei. Raymond Dowell. x r t . t i i r I 5 Loft: Richard Potter, Barry Bittenmaster, John Dugger and Gary Anderson sing their way through Diamond Day. Bot- tom Left: Witch Bonnie Grove and Mad Doctor Carl Forest- er await unsuspecting victims at the Lambda Chi Alpha Halloween haunted house for the Dawn of Hope. Bottom Right: Mark Robinson, John Dugger and Chuck Boyd, and little sister Pam Jackson play foosball. years at E SU ul felt a sense of camaraderie which I had not experienced anywhere else. No matter where I go from here, these are the best times of my lIfe. -J0hn Dugger III saw true friendship and brotherhood here. They answered the questions I had and weren 'I pushy. I'm president now. -Mark Robinson Greeks h 2 3 5 Pi Kappa Alpha Pikes Peak may be a mountain in Colorado, but it's also three days of fun competition for sororities. Sponsored by the brothers of Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity, it is held each year. Sororities compete in events like skits, Miss Pikes Peak, spirit, and a carnival. Proceeds go to the Pikes' philanthropy, the Big Brothers of America. Last years overall winner was Kappa Delta Sorority. The Epsilon Zeta chapter of Pi Kappa Alpha has been at ETSU since 1955. Garnet and gold are their colors with the lily-of-the-valley as their flower. First Row: Margaret Lawless, Wendy Mallett, Laura Roller, Kim Denon, Janet Bassett. Susie Dowell, Mindy Hall. Kathy Longsberry, Becky Sweeney. Mandy Maynard, Sarah King. Second Row: David Atchley, Bev Harris. Bev Ward, Teresa Butterworth, Serena Bookout, 2 3 6 t Greeks Aside from the Big Brothers of America, the Pikes aid several community projects. One of these is the Jaycees Haunted House during Halloween. They also sponsor a Christmas party for needy orphans. Pi Kappa Alpha participates in many cam- pus activities among them, the Sig Ep Drink- off, intramural sports, and Alpha Delta Pi's Diamond Day. The Pikes won first place in All-Sing last year, and combined with the ADPiis, they took top homecoming honors for the second con- secutive year. James Rogers, Angela Antrican. Tanya Green, Patti McDavid, Pam Krass. Jamie Hawk, Debbie Ogden, David Crowder. Third Row: Morris Rowland, Robb Lawson, Jim Horton, Rob Snyder, Charles Allen, Mike Lilly, Skip Schweitzer, Tom Atchley, John Daugherty, EddieiShadeed, Steve France. Scott Fielden, Jeff Crowder. Fourth Row: Mark Wilson. Steve Bozeiden, Robert Smith. Chris Schmutzler. Steve Hendersonl. Fifth Row: Steve Swann. James Denzler, Lynn Travis. John Daugherty L0 : The Pike Barbershop Quartet serenades the crowd in competition at ADPi's Diamond Day. Below Len: Pi Kappa Alpha member, James Denzier, shows he's got legs in Dia- mond Day. Below: The Pikes sing their way to two first place victories in Lambda Chi Alpha AIIhSing. 'hPi Kappa Alpha has provided me with a well rounded education, one I couldn't have gotten from the University alone. -James Denzler hPi Kappa Alpha Fraternity has become a ma- jor part of my college life and it makes me proud to be Greek. -Lee Newman HI have learned, through Pi Kappa Alpha, that the Greek wa y of life can be beneficial to me in all aspecrs of life. -Todd Grindstaff Greeks h23 7 Sigma Nu Each spring the sororities compete in a day long series of events known as Snake Day. Sponsored by the brothers of Sigma Nu, Snake Day is highlighted by the announce- ment of winners and an open party which fol- lows. Events such as the scavenger hunt, signs, spirit, and other individual events are all part of Snake Day. Phi Mu sorority came out on top last year when the winners were announced. The Theta Chi chapter of Sigma Nu has been at ETSU since 1973. The serpent is their Sigma Nu-Sigma Nu symbol and their colors are black, gold. and white. Love, honor, and truth is their motto. As a philanthropy, the Sigma Nu's help with the Special Olympics each year. The wheel- chair Olympics and the MDA Dance-a-thon also benefit from their services. This past year the brothers' of Sigma Nu also helped the March of Dimes with their bike-a-thon. Active on campus. the Sigma Nu's partici- pate in Alpha Delta Piis Diamond Day, Sig Ep's Drink-Off, homecoming, and Lambda Chi Alpha's AII-Sing. Sn ke Day i First Row: Beth Barton, Charlotte Guminski, Terri Davrs, John Bent- ley, Howard McQueen. Steve Yarber. Roger Lowe, Alvm Master, Steve Susong. AI Thompson, Mike Edmonds. Second How: Robin Gaines. Melodie Logan. Logan Jackson, Robin Hall. Mark Titus. Dawd West, Ron Walli. Jim Shelton, Tim Waller. Lisa Moyer. Susan Moore. Dave Clark, Donna Ashby, Cathy Welch, Anita Sturgill. Third Row: Becky Elliott. Kitty Hobbs. Jill Harweed, Steve Duncan, Terry Porter. Mark Doman, Brian Corbett, Dan Lucas, John Squrbb. 2 3 8 o Greeks Len: Several Sigma Nu's and little sisters gather at Bojany' gles for a toga party. Bottom Left: David West takes a water break during an intramural football game. Bottom Right: Sigma Nu's own, John Squibb, poses here at a Halloween party with some visitors mhird from lefty a SUCCGSS Sigma Nu-Sigma Nu 'hSlgma Nu is a brotherhood of men based on truth and honor. Fun and parties are mixed with athletics and scholastic activities to make Sigma Nu a way of life. Davis West To me, Greek life means being involved. Edu- cation Is not limited to the classroom, there are other things besides books and tesrs. There are people! And what beher wa y to meet peo- ple than through a social organization. You make friends and acquaintances through fra- ternity functions, filling out your education with a conh'nual course in people relations, and there aren't any jobs lknow of where you don't have to deal with people. -Brian Corbett Greeks h 2 3 9 Sigma Phi Epsilon The Sigma Phi Epsilons or Sig Eps were the sponsors of several theme parties throughout the year. In the fall they had their first annual casino party. Winter saw the annual hat party with several unusuai hats making an appearance. In March of last year they sponsored the fraternity Drink-Oft with the Sigma Chis win- ning. On the serious side, the Sig Eps sponsored a Christmas party for underprivileged children. Fin! Row: Louie Newton, Cindy Lee, Anita Mussieman, Cathy Sen- ior, Tammy Honaker, Amanda Callaway, Michelle McClure. Beth Gun- ter. Donna Chapman, Stephanie Ricker, Denise ArnoId. Tony Minton, Judy Fleming, Leighton Cooke, Gus Trupiano. Second Row:Jimmy 2 40 e Greeks In other services, they assisted with the Spe- cial Olympics. The men of Sigma Phi Epsilon also partici- pated in intramurals, AIl-Sing, and took first pIace in the BIue-Gold Road Race. They par- ticipated in homecoming with Phi Mu Sorority. Being on campus since 1954, the Tennes- see Gamma Chapter of Sigma Phi Epsilon is the oldest fraternity at ETSU. Their ideals are based on virtue, diligence and brotherly love. Their colors are dark red and violet. a? Denton, Susan Reeves. Jeff Mital. Cindy Tull. Rob Terry, Cathy Mabe, Elaine Buchanan, Mike Elliott. Jim Rock, Coleman Easterly. Marsha Ramsey, Uley Daniels. Third Row: Don Nuss. Doug Roion, Dusty Leeming, Ron Smith, Robert Vandevuurst. Fourth Row: Tim Daley. Bill Honer. David Cole, Hank Hall, Mike WoIte. Mark Gen, John Morton, Steve Green. Tom Seals, Allen Rose, David Cork, Jay Lewis. Tim Haga. mt wry WV Kw; .. we 3 Len: Don Nuss tends the Hcraps table at the Sig Ep Casino Party, Below Left: John HMeathook Morton poses as the football fairy to give coach Jim Denton some pre- game advice. Below: David Cork and Jim Rock give advice as a gambler plays the routette wheel. CaSinO party Sigma Phi Epsilon-Sigma Phi Epsilon 4w. . 1m, , vr-t l'Men that are bonded together with friendship, ideals and understanding which enables them to grow and become better suited to face lifels struggles. . . . to be men. tRon Smith w; an; Being a brother in Sigma Phi Epsilon is an experience that I will remember the rest of my life and will be able to reflect upon forever. -Tim Daley Hlt takes a friend to have a heart, but it takes a heart to make a brother. -Brian Creger Greeks h 2 4 1 Sigma Chi Springtime, competition between sororities, three days of events and parties: What is it? it's Sigma Chi's annual Derby Week. Each spring sororities compete in events and fun-fiiled days. The Sigs host events such as signs, spirit, skits and the climax of the week, the derby chase. Competition was close last year with the Sigma Kappas coming out on top. The Sigma Chis are active in community and campus services. The brothers' and little sisters took boys club members to a Buc foot- ball game and hosted a faculty reception. Being active on campus, the Sigs partici- pate in several activities. They worked during homecoming with Kappa Delta sorority and took part in Ail-Sing. In ADPi's Diamond Day they won for the fourth year in a row and won the Sig Ep Drink- off as well. The men of Sigma Chi also won the inter- fraternity overall Intramural Trophy for the fifth consecutive year. Locally the Zeta Omega chapter of Sigma Chi has been at ETSU since 1969. Blue and old gold are the Sigs' colors. The white rose is their flower. They strive for the high ideals of friendship, justice and learning. Sigma Chi-Sigma Chi First Row: Jenny Rose, Margaret McMahon, Lisa Danner, Lisa Pelot, Kathleen Franklin, Larry Davis, Dee Hailey, Becky Haynes. Sandra Smith, Sarah Sisson. Terri Gates. Mark Jinks, Jodi Sluss, Claude Colombo. Second How: Sam Weiderman, Mike Bailey. Susan Wells, Steve Hayes. Glenn Higdon, Randy Sedlack, Cindy Sediack, Jim Pemberton, Tony Schill, Max Huff, Allen Self, Jim Crump, Andy Smith. Keith Hampton, Third Row: Kevin Vailandingham, Jim En- gelke, Katie McDonald. Scott Fitch, Laurie Powell, Teddy Craig, Tracy Yates. Linda McFeature, Mark Thomas, Brad Strong, Eric Morris, Fourth now: Jim Atchley, Bobby Brewer, Mitch Webb, Andy Thome as, Jim Raines, Jim Lindeman, Mark Wilson. Seated on Rool: Greg Haislip. David Henry. Dave Baldwin. Eddie Shell. Ken Wickensi Standing on Roof: Allen Griswold, Mark Lyons, Jim Cagle, Loy Shirley. Mike Acutt, Chris DeCario. No! Pictured: John Stephens, Doug Garner. Steve Love, Steve Vesser, E.J. Webb, Mark Jinks, Tripp Hope, Clyde Boone. Mitch Price. Dave Coffey, Todd Bohon, Becky Pippins. Teresa Bunn, Kim Kienek. Leslie Sullenger, Jan Perry, Jim Moeller, Terry Kanzigg, Bob Dodgen, Frank Umberger. Isaac Jordon, Ben Runkle. Thomas Bell, William Lockwood, Franklin Scobey, Thom- as Caldweil, and Daniel Cooper. 242e6reeks Sigs Win i i i i i Sigma Chi has helped me gain insight into myself and to help me learn my potentiat. l have time to do it all and still maintain my grades. Brotherhood and achievement are the two things that I cherish most about Sigma Chi. -David t'JDB Baldwin To me Sigma Chi at ETSU is more than an organization. It has been the key that has opened many doors in my life. -Allen Self Sigma Chi-Sigma Chi Top Le : David Mushy Baldwin. Kathleen Franklin, and David LL Henry are waiting on visitors to Germany and the Sigma Chi Around the World Party. Left: Sig native, Larry Davis poses with HAIphie in the ADPi's Diamond Day Competition which Sigma Chi won. Above: Quarterback. Allen Self, leads the Sig team to victory and another Univer- sity championship Greeks h 2 4 3 Kappa Alpha Psi The brothers Kappa Alpha Psi are proud of the fact that they are the largest and oldest predominantly black fraternity. Founded local- ly in 1976, the Iota Zeta chapter has been active on campus. They have as their national service project the Guide Right program and Kappa League. They also help with the civil rights movement. Localiy, the members of Kappa Alpha Psi work with the Boy's Club and the United Way. At Thanksgiving they provide food baskets for needy families. With the diamond, the carnation and colors of crimson and cream, they live by their motto, iiStrive for Achievement. Kappa Alpha PSls help Boyis Club HKappa Alpha Psi has made me grow into an interesting and complete person. Kappa Alpha Psi helped me to reach goals and expectations I never thought of. It's not what KAPsi can do for you, is what you can do for KAPsi. -Alonzo Cutler Top: Thomas Pate, Winfred Reid, Scottie Williams and Tim ry, Alonzo Cutler III. Winfred Reid, Tim Winbush. Second Winbush wait in the student center for a Kappa Alpha Psi Row: Lloyd McMahan, Ray Milner, George Underwood, event. First Row: Charles Thaxton. Thomas Pate, Joe Per- Richard William III. William Brownleet 2 44 oGreeks Phi Sigma Kappa What brings the sexiest legs on campus to- gether and helps charity at the same time? It's the Phi Sigma Kappa's Hot Legs Contest. Held during the fall, the competition is open to all campus organizations. The proceeds go to St. Judes Childrenis Hospital. The group was chartered at ETSU in 1954. Magenta and silver are their colors with the red carnation being their flower. The Zeta Tetarton Chapter of Phi Sigma Kappa also believes in the principles of broth- erhood, scholarship, and character. The fraternity is very active in many campus activities including intramurals. Phi Sigma Kappa combined with Delta Zeta Sorority to participate in homecoming this year. Top Left: Phi Sigs look on as Ed Casida ties to bat a homerun for the Phi Sig intramural team. iiWe were second overail in campus intramur- als-first in softball, third in cross country. -Goober Riley 'tWe revived the hot legs contest this year, showing off the best legs on campus. -Don Stanley Front Row: Susan Oiiva, Kelly Buskeli, Libba Parker, Robin Tipton, naught. Gary McAllistet. Scott Bowman, Goober Riley. George Estes. Britt, Terry Britt, Jim DeSiIney, Ed Casida. Joe i'Nose Milner. Susan Williams. Debbie Fields. Robin Fields, Debbie Spaller, Pattie Barry Morris. Wendell Snapp, Jon Bowman, Timothy Runnyan, Larry HSpot Sexton. Teresa Tree Simmons. Socond Row: Andy Fass- Bailey. Third Row: Don Stanley, Dave Willis. Pete Ribley, Dwight Greeks h 2 45 Sigma Alpha Epsilon The Tennessee Alpha Chapter of Sigma AI- pha Epsilon was chartered at ETSU in 1963. The SAE's colors are purple and gold. The Hon, Minerva, and violets are their symbols. Nationally the Sigma Alpha Epsilons sup- port Muscular Dystrophy. Locally they raised money at a party with the proceeds going to MBA. Participation in campus events is important to the SAE's. The men of Sigma Alpha Epsilon competed in intramurals, homecoming, and other campus activities. The SAE's are active socially and each year hold several mixers with different sororities. Front Row: James Wallace. Jay Orieley. Pat White, Don Crickett Turner. Second Row: Tony Stall Smith, Mary Stone. Gary Howell, 2 4 6 T Greeks HWe pride ourselves in our individuality. Every member is an individual and not forced into a specific image. -Pat White TtBeing Greek is a good way to meet new and interesting people. -Steve McKee Tracey Eubank. Beth Moore. David DuTaney. Debbi King, 80 Sonner. Steve Felty, Sherrie Ferguson. John Rogers, Ann Carlson, Valane Drake. Third Row: David Bennett, Patti Smith, Mark Humphrey, Kimm Blevins. Bill Clay. Richard Andro, Steve Mongo McKee, Art Swary. Panhellenic has great year The Panheilenic Council has had a good year. They are the council over the sororities on campus. This year they held several pro- grams designed to help the individual sorority member and her sorority. In conjunction with IFC they sponsored a street dance. 'The Panhellenic Council helps each sorority and its members to undersrand each other. The joint programs with all sororities helps Greek women grow closer together. -Terri Gates First Row: Trish Owens, Linda Rodefer. Kim Kirkland, Ja- net Evans. Laurie Malcolm, Kathie Hicks, Susan Barnett. Second Row: Kim McAIister, Connie Webster, Teresa Sim- mons, Liz Kalogeros, Cathy Hamm, Erin Weber, Karen Fletcher, Diana Stotser. Serena Bookout, Karen McRae, Joyce Shaklee, Ann Shaffer, Teresa Butterworth, Cindi Sedlack. The Inter-Fraternitinouncil is the governing 'iThe IFC has done a greatjob this year. Things Fin! now: Mark Doman. Brian Creger, Todd Bohon. Chuck Boyd. body of fraternities at ETSU. They meet week- have srarted roIIing toward a Greek housing gichid gmggngi13-yszgghdm: 3:23:23: $333522? Ufni . . . . anie S, , - ' ' ' Iy W'th eaCh fratermty bemQ represented. This cpmplex, Greek Week' and sexerah large par- Rogers, Eddie Shadeed. Clyde Bone, Mitch Price. John Dugger, dean year: IFC Started IOOking into plans fOf a new 95' Overall IFCIIS IOOklng Up. Jaynes. Fourth RomJerry Malone, BertCroweiI,Thomas Mills, Brian fraternity complex close to campus They also 'M'ke Ba'ley comet James wallace' can Foreger' held the first ever Greek week which went over well. Greeks h24 7 Aw am, x v.0 Right: Many classes this year reflected the de- creased number of students at ETS Above: Many commuter students and campus students alike frequent the Grill on the second floor of the university center. eniors i Kristin did it Perhaps the biggest question facing TV viewers this year was ttWho shot JR? For months, from the time last seasons show ended with the shooting, faithful fans waited through an actor's strike, and through countless reruns of the HDallas series, all the time asking, 'tWho shot JR? When the series continued in early Novem- ber, CBS ratings soared as it was estimated that most of the sets in America were turned in to watch the most hated man on prime-time TV, J.R. Ewing, tread the thin line between life and death. The country went through a craze during this time - there were Who shot JR. con- tests on area radio stations; T-shirts and but- tons emerged urging the general public to vote JR Ewing for president; and Texas-style cow- boy hats made a comeback. Despite this, some still remained immune from the Dallas craze. It was pure agony as CBS producers stretched out the answer over four episodes, but finally the answer came on November 21 when more sets were tuned in to find out the answer at last. Kristin shot J.R. 250e8eniore Janet Adkins, Elementary Education Jeffrey Adkins, Physical Educatioanealth Hussain Al Amiri, Engineering Technology Linda Alley, Home Economics Daniel Allison. Computer Science Muhammed ALShaths, Industrial Technology Linda Anderson, Criminal Justice Cynthia Andrews. Biology Theresa Andrews, Physical Education Kalhie Arney. Elementary Education Donna Arnold, Physical Education Deborah Arp, SpeechJHearing Myra Artrip. Dental Hygiene Linda Alchley. Mass Communications Maie Atchley. EIementary Education Joan Austin, Dental Lab Technician Maxine Austin, Elementary EducationXSpecial Education Judy Bailey, English Michael Baiiey. Industrial TechnologWManufacturing Patricia Bailey, Dental Lab Technician Reva Bailey, Office Management Jacqueline Bain, Accounting David Baker, English Bette Baldwin, Curriculum 8 lnstructioMReading Lisa Ballard, Dental Hygiene Michael Bandarra, industrial Technology Claire Bandy, Home Economics Above: Linda Richey and Erin Weber go visiting in the dorm Seniors 2 5 1 Slammint suhcases, Closed doors Slamming suitcases and empty parking lots are the norm at ETSU as Friday afternoon rolls in and slowly turns into Saturday, once again giving evidence of this universityts label, ttthe suitcase college. Whatever the reason, a majority of the stu- dents at ETSU appear to be homebodies; that is they like home and the comforts it offers- good home-cooked food, free laundry services and relative quiet compared to dorm life. It's almost like an exodus to the promised land when Friday afternoon comes around. Suitcases and tote bags are packed up and car engines are revved up for that trip back home. By Friday evening, the campus is desolate and that relatively unknown phenomenon dur- ing the week of ample parking facilities occurs. The ETSU student can then pick and choose where he wants to park. Right: Two ETSU coeds prepare to leave campus on Friday afternoon. Constance Barger, Special EducationtElementary Education Gale Berger, Business Management Richard Barget, Environmental Health Lynette Barker, Communicative Disorders Deborah Barnett, Elementary Education Janice Barnett, Acccounting Susan Barnett, Special Education Marsha Barrett, EnglishXSpeech Lynn Bartnik, Environmental Health Staci Barton, Social Work Darrell Baster, Finance Jane Bass, TheaterXEnglish Mary Bateman. Elementary Education Judy Beamer, Physical Education Patrick Beedie, Business Manager Janet Begley, Health Education Rosharon Belcher, Physical EducationtHealth Mary Belk, B.S. Nursing Handerson Bennah, Political Science Janna Bennett, AD, Nursing Tracy Bennett, Computer Science Patricia Bishop. Criminal Justice Chris Black. EnVIronmental Health Larry Blair, Management 252a8eniors Thomas Blevms, Medical Technology Teresa Blye, Elementary Education Michael Boadwine, Marketing Todd Bohon, Management Beth Ann Bolt. Elementary Education Teresa Booth. Dental Hygiene Sharon Bowers, PsychologWSociology Barbara Bowman, Special Education Carole Brady, Health Education Melanie Brakebill, Dentm Hygiene Henry Brancaccio. Indusnial Education Donna Breeden. Speech Pathology James Britt. MatNComputer Science Randal Brogan, Computer Science James Brooks, Industriw Education Kathryn Brookshire, Finance Herman Brown, Special Educatioanhysical Education Yvonne Brown. Elementary Education Sue Broyles, A.D. Nursing Catherine Buchanan. Mass CommunicationyPolitical Science Tammie Buckles, Social Work Brian Buckner, Accounting Jane Bullock, Physical Education Nita Burchett, Physical EducatioMMath Vaughn Burgess. Environmental Health Gary Burriss, Environmental Health Marianne Burst, Elementary Education Lori Burl, B.S Nursing Marilynn Burton, Office Management Diane Byrd. Elementary EducatioMLibrary Science William Byrd. HistorylPolitical Science Garry Cale, Accounting Debbie Campbell, Political Selence Kenneth Campbell, Environmental Health Marion Campbell. Accounting Ronald CampbeIl. Mass Communications Nancy Cardwell, Communny Health Betty Carpenter, Computer Science Susan Carpenter, Environmental HealtMPre-Med Alesia Carr. Elementary Education Pamela Carter, Home EconomicslTheater Jeffrey Cates, Business Management Elizabeth Chappell, Elementary Education Beverly Chatman, Finance Nancy Chattin, B.S. Nursing Kelly Childers. Physical Education Reja Choucair, Marketing Leslie Christiansen, Criminal Justice Seniors 253 Connie Church. Computer Science Debra Church, Office Administration Karen Clark. Biology David Coffey. Accounting Delores Cohens, Social Services Cynthia Collins, Elementary Education Elaine Cook, Home Economicanterior Design George Coone. Speech Rickey Cooter, 88. Nursing Stephanie Cornett, BiologylPsychology David Coulter. Environmental Health John Covmgton. Environmental Health Glenn Craiger, Management Deborah Crawford, Math Tamie Creason. Dental HygieneMealth Education Sterling Cullop, Marketing Karen Cummins, Personal Management Alonzo Cutler, Management David Davies, Computer Science Deborah Davis, Elementary Education Glenn Davis, Medicnne Richard Davis, Environmental Health Sherry Dean, Health Education Dennis DePew. Computer Science Ronnie Dew, Real Estate Stephanie Dixon, Graphics Robert Dodgen, Criminal Justice Mark Doman, Biology Dennis Doran, Biology Shiriey Dowell, Accounting Kim Dresch, Health Education Deborah Dudney, Special Education William Dulaney, Industrial Technology James Dyer, Chemistry Rhesa Dykes. Microbiology Barton Edens. Marketing Rela Edwards, HistorWEnglish Sherry Eisenbach. 8.8. Nursing Carter Elbon, Environmental Health Stephanie Elswick, Office Administration Deborah Evans, Physical Education Janet Evans, Dental Hygiene Susan Evans. Health EducatiomEnglish Karim Farjadian, Accounting Larry Farris, Math Andrew Fields. Political Science Ruth Fields, Elementary Education John Fisher, Accounting. 2 54 Seniors g 1555 5: s 4, 'i t f Do not pass go, do not collect $100 Following directions and rules are as much a part of an ETSU student's life as studying is. and it seems that no matter where you go or what you do, rules and directions are there to tell you when, where, why and how to do it. Traffic signs, how-to-register signs and signs pointing the direction to certain places on campus are prevalent. But the importance of directions aren't fully realized sometimes. until they're not followed and the consequences must be dealt with. Take, for instance, directions concerning the yearbook. Seniors were required to wear a certain type of dress to appear in the year- book tdrapes for women and coat and tie for mem. Still, people didn't follow the directions and as a result were left out of the book. Rules. They folIow us everywhere. and un- less they're followed they remain as evidence of inattention. Left: Learning to follow directions in order to register is sometimes confusing, Scott Fitch. Management Beverly Fleenor, Finance Carol Fleming, Management John Floersh, Doctoral StudenUPharmacology Bonnie Fortney. 38. Nursing Mary Frazuer. HislorylSpanish Patrick Frazier. Industrial Technology Pattie Frenchs. Dental Hygiene Joseph Frye, Finance Lisa Frye, Criminal Justice Cele Fulgham, Social Work Barbara Fulmer, Pre-Law Jennie Gallagher, Psychology Yvonne Gardner, Criminal Justice Robert Garlington, Marketing 8t Management David Garrett. Finance Fawnda Genovese. Elementary Education Donna Gentry. Mass Communications Martha Gibbons, Medical Assistant Janet Gilley, Finance Susan Gilliam, Business Education Barbara Gilnaok, Social Work Kimberly Gilreath, Social Work Steven Gilreath. Environmental Health Seniors e255 William Glover, Industrial Technology Jeffrey Godsey, Englisthechnology Cornelia Goins, History Linda Goins, B.S. Nursing Coral Golash, Computer Science Linda Goobey, Special Education Kathy Gouge, Chemistry Deborah Gray, Elementary Education Susan Greene. Home Economics Kathy Gregg, Corrections Iva Gregory, industrial Education Jan Griffith, Environmental Health Carolyn Grimes, Social Work Mark Grindstaff, Social Work Susan Groseclose, Special Educatioanlementary Education Kim Guinn, Art Lisa Haga. Special Educatioanlementary Education Kofi Hagan, Business Management Delores Hailey, Special Education Jackie Hall, 8.8. Nursing Ernest Halstead, Business Management Mark Halvorsen. Physical Education Cathy Hamm, Microbiology Carolyn Hannah, Dental Hygiene loses home When buildings get renovated, there are al- ways some inconveniences. One of the inconveniences this year oc- curred when Carter Hall renovation began and the University Photo Lab. located in the base- ment of the women's dormitory, was put out on the streets to fend for itself. Unfortunately, no provisions were made which would relocate the photo lab into an- other darkroom with adequate space and equipment. Two groups suffered from the move-Univer- sity Relations and the yearbook, both of which print their pictures in the Carter Hail facilities. The year was a year of makeshift arrange- ments with University Relations and the year- book cooperating with each other to use a small darkroom located in the Arts and Crafts Center on campus. Right: Larry Smith and Mike Snapp take down the photo lab sign which once resided on the wall of Carter Hall. 2 5 6 t Seniors Elizabeth Hansen, Biology Terry Harlow, Finance Bob Harris. Environmental Health Janet Harris, Secondary Education Kenneih Harris, Engineering Technology Marcia Harris, Dental Hygiene Paxy Harry, Real Estate Stephen Haupt, Engineering Technology Ada Li Hau Wo, Marketing Lynn Haynes, 88. Nursing Cynthia Hays, Business Education Barbara Hayward. Business Management Cymhia Heinis, Mass Communications Karen Hensley. 8.8. Nursing Anna Hickman, Pre-Med David Hicks, General Science Deborah Hicks, Elementary Education Donna Hill, Humanities Laura Hinkle, Management Daniel Hinton, Electronics Evelyn Holbrook. Mass CommunicationsiPhysical Education Ronald Holland Jr., Marketing Fran Houser, Home Economics Steven Hovanic, Industrial Educalion Keith Howeil, Physical Education Terri HuH, ArtXEninsh Terry Hughes, Engineering Technoiogy Terry Hundley. Health Education Sharon Huskey, Dental HygienelHealth Education Daminabo igonikon. Management Gary irwin, Art Rosemary Jagels, Special EducationiPhysical Education Kristie Jarvis. 33 Nursing Connie Jeffers, EnglishiSpeech Marsha Jefiers, B.S. Nursing Carol Jenkins. Dental Lab Technician Edward Johnson. HealthlPhysical Education James Johnson, Business Management Terry Johnson, English Mary Jones. Computer Science Sandra Jones, SpeechlEnglish William Jones, Business Management Tamara Jusiice, Marketing Teresa Keatts, HealthlPhysical Education Patricia Keen, Elementary Educaiion Alan Keever, Finance Susan Keith. Political Science Robin Keller. Business Seniors B 2 5 7 Vinod Khare. MasterslBusiness Administration Judy Kilgore, Management Keith Kimberlin, Mass Communications David King, Music Education Barry Kirby, Business Management Kimberly Kirkland, Marketing Jack Kindle, Business Management Curt Kowalski, Marketing Pamela Krase, Corrections Charles Kribbs, Hislory Marie Lacy, Elemenlary Education Mary Lambert. Radiology Gregory Landis, Engineering Technology Connie Lane, English Sherry Larkin, Criminal JusticeuSpecial Education Mordechai Lavi, Industrial Technology Susan Lawrence, Dental HygienelHealth Education Jessie Lawson, MasterlArt TeachinglEducation Robert Lawson, Business Management Elizabeth Lester, Management Mary Lewis, Health Education Kim Likens. Specim Education Mike Lilly. Industrial Education Wallace Lilly, Biology James Linderman, Management Edward Lisic, Chemistry Juanelle Little, Psychology Clouis Locke, Accounting Paul Lucas, Microbiology Gary Ludwig, Environmental Health Keith Lyons, Accounting Donald MacFadden, Math Rena Maines, Elementary Education Roger Marin, Instructional Communications Reese Marrs, PreeMed Mark Marshall, Engineering Technology Susan Martin, BS, Nursing William Martin, Management Bryan Mason, Physical Educationmealth James Masters, Pre-Med Teresa Matherly, Elementary Education Michael Matthews, Mass Communications Donna Maxwell, Education Robin Mayes, Communicative Disorders Kim McAlister, Special EducatioMElementary Education Robbie McCarter. Elementary Education Barbara McClendon, Corrections Anthony McCoig, Biology 258BSeniors Janice McCorkIe, Management Samma McDavid, Home Economics Helen McGinty, Social Work George McGraw, Mass Communications Jeffrey Mctnturtf, MarketingtManagement Laurie Mclnturtt, Audiology Leah Mclnturff, Microbiology Kim McKibben, Art Donna McLain, Elementary Education Elaine McMahan, B,S.Nursing Lloyd McMahan, Industrial Technology Myra McMahan. B.S. Nursing Sherry McMillen, Elementary Education Cathy Meade, Special EducationlEtementary Education James Meade, Dental Lab Technician Mehdi Mehdauiasl, Accounting Janice Mercer, Accounting Terie Metcalf. B.S. Nursing Steven Meyer, Business Management Jana Michel, Medicine Susan Middleton, Mass Communications Theresa Miltard. Psychology Lawrence Miller, Computer Science Cathy Milner, Special EducationlSpeech 8K Theater Whats the rush? It happens once a year in the fail and lasts through a week of parties and getting to know people and ends with invitations to join a cer- tain group. Sorority and fraternity rush - when an ex- isting group tries to build up its current mem- bership. Whatever it is, rush is very much a part of life at ETSU and going Greek, for many, is the thing to do. Although it appears that sororities and fra- ternities do little more than throw countless numbers of parties, that isn't quite the case. They are perhaps the most welI-organized and active groups on campus, and their activi- ties behind the scenes are numerous. Le : Members of an ETSU sorority smile and pose for a formal Rush picture. Seniors a 2 5 9 Culp flick f brings out crazies There are few movies as crazy, unpredict- able and just plain weird as The Rocky Hor- row Picture Show. Coming to ETSU this year tthanks to the efforts of the University Center Program Com- mitteet, uThe Rocky Horror Picture Show drew a large crowd of crazies and a few nor- mal students who just wanted to see what it was all about. Several students dressed up for the occa- sion, and the outfits they chose to sport were not the usual going-to-the-flicks attire. There are perhaps few movies that involve the audience as much as ttThe Rocky Horror Picture Show,' does. To get something out of the movie, you have to put something into it, and according to some, the more you put in, the more you get out. Right: Mike Jackson and Terry Hayes were two people attending ttthe Rocky Horror picture show who got really involved in the movie. Jill Milsap, Medical Assistant Mary Clare Milton, Dental Hygiene Mitzi Mottitt. Elementary Education Jane Moore, Dental Hygiene Sandra Moretield. Engtisthheater Donna Morelock, Management Mary Morelock, Elementary Education Linda Morrow, Corrections Roger Morrow, Computer Science Susan Morton, Mass Communications Deborah Moseley, Dental Hygiene John Moury, Biology Deborah Mowl. SpeechtHearing Debra Murray. Accounting Donita Murphy, Social Work Elizabeth Murrell, Office Administration Denise Nachman, 83 Nursing Charlotte Nabih. Sociologleiotogy Patricia Nelson, Mass CommunicationstEnglish Mitzi Newton, Marketing Trudy Nixon, Medicine Marsha North, SpeechtHearing Wren Norton, Industrial Technology Carol Onks, Communicative Disorders 2 60 h Seniors Solomon Ehi Osable, Environmental Health Tanya Osborne, Microbiology Donna Overton, Criminal Justice Catherine Pandzic, Health Education Daleene Parton, Criminal Justice Chariene Pattillo, B.S. Nursing Maxie Patton, Political Science Lisa Pemt, Dental HygienelHealth Education Priscilla Pendleton, Home Economics Donna Perkins, Political Science Troy Perkins, Chemistry Joe Perry, Marketing Marcy Perry, Elementary Education Margaret Perry, History Maribeth Peterson. Physical Therapy Annette Phillips, Environmental Health James Phillips. Environmental Health Naomi Pierce, Accounting Michael Pierson, Geography Debbie Plemons, Horne EconomicyFashion Merchandising Debra Poldervaart, Computer Science James Poole, Elementary Physical Education Thanavath Poshyanonda. Computer Science Paula Potter, Criminal Justice Angela Powell. Special EducationlElememary Education Brian Powell, Engineering Technoiogy Bruce Powell, Real Estate Linda Price, Elementary Education Mitchell Price, Engineering TechnoIogy Randolph Pruitt, Music Education David Purkey, Health Education Robert Purser, Criminal Justice Gaye Quick. Elementary Education Jennifer Quillen, Accounting Donna Redford, Corrections Randal Redford, Engineering Technology Tim Ragle. Geography Kay Rampy, Physicai EducationlArt Pamela Ramsey, Biology Karen Rash, Art Stephen RatIiH, Political Science Timothy Ratlifi, Accounting Karen Reed, Elementary Educanon Romana Reed, Environmental Health Melanie Reedy, Dental Lab Technician Marianne Reneau, Criminal Justice Mary Resch, Accounting Zahra Rhajehnoori, Education Administration Seniors 2 6 1 Donald Rhea, Political Science Dortha Rhea, BroadcastinngpeeCh Michael Rice, Industrial Technology Andrea Richey, Speech 8 Theater Michael Ricker, Elementary Education Leanne Ridgeway, English Jonathan Riggs, Compuler Science Karen Riggs, Communicative Disorders Robert Riley, Music Education Linda Ritchie, Mass Communications Del Roberts, Accounting Steve Roberts, Criminal Justice Theresa Roberts, English Tina Roberts, Accounting Steven Robinette, Pre-Dental Osmond Robinson, Industrial Education Linda Rodefer. Health Education James Rogers Ill, ArUPhotography Robert Rogers, Psychology Brenda Roller. Elementary Education Kamol Ruangmanamongkel, HealtNBusiness Administration Mitzi Rupe, BAS. Nursing Mitchell Russell, Computer Science David Rutherford, Environmental HeaIth Dorothy Rutherford, Elementary Education Marie Rutherford, 83 Nursing Kathleen Ryan, HealthIPhysical Education Mani Sahay, MasterwBusiness Administration Raad Saleh, Technology Richard Salley, Corrections Debra Sammons, Business Management Kawana Sams, Dental Lab Technician Sally Sams, Dental Hygiene Lisa Sanders, Mass Communications Pauld Sandman, Environmental Health Kimberly Scalf, Social Services Elizabeth Schilling, Management Rosemary Scott, Demal HygienWHeallh Education James Scudder, Accounting Patricia Seal, Dental Lab Technician Cindi Sedlack, Psychology Connie Sessions, Criminal Justice George Sewell, Criminal Justice Humphrey Sowho. Management Phoebe Shagan. English Ivis Shepard, Geology Dale Shook. Finance Rhonda Shom, Corrections 262 Seniors Books- Part of living Stacks and stacks accumulate around the room, on the floor, desk and beds. No, not those annoying little tuzzballs; those annoying things, books. Scores and scores are bought, borrowed, stolen and lost during the college life of a student. They come in paperback and hardback. Ev- eryone tries to get the paperbacks because they're cheaper, but what has been gained after they get wet? All that is left is a sloppy little pile of funny looking pages all stained and wrinkled. Books show up in the funniest places-oars, trucks, as door stops, window props and yes, even in the library of all places. The worst part about the things is that they have to be studied, whether consistantly, at spurts, one at a time, at the end of the semes- ter or the night before a final. tOf course no- body does thatJ Everyone has to buy one or two books at a reasonable cost in their four years of college. Books are such a delight that everyone swears never to open one again after sleeping and eating with them for their entire college life. Left: Books come not only in stacks and under the beds, but in neat arrangements. Some of the bestsellers this year are to be found at left Douglas Shults, Management Kathryn Simmons, Mass Communications Susan Sisson, Real Estate David Slagle, Political SciencelGeography Beverly Smeltzer, Social Work Angela Smith, Social Services Barbara Smith, Music Education Freda Smith. Office Administration Kenneth Smith, Environmental Health Lisa Smith, Health Education Mark Smith, Environmental Health Patricia Smith, Elementary Education Stephen Smith. Technology Valerie Snapp, Elementary Education Nancy Snyder. Health EducationlDental Hygiene Rod Snydert Marketing Timothy Solomon, Accounting Kathryn Speropulos, 8.8. Nursing Denise Spivey, Elementary Education Mona Standeter. Dental Hygiene Robert Standley, Business Management William Stanley, Psychology James Stamper. Engineering Technology Adele Starr. Mass Communications Seniors o263 Jeff Steadman, Management Betsy Stephens, Health Education Donna Stephens, Social Work Arny Steppe, Spanish Benton Stewart, Psychology Harriet Stinson, Environmental Health John Stith III, Music Education Patsy Stout, Elementary Education Steven Strickland, Management Anita Sturgill, Business Education Beverly Summers, Dental Hygiene Rodger Sutton, Health Education Lavada Tailey, Dental HygienelHealth Education Sharon Talley, Elementary Education Lisa Tankoley, 8.8. Nursing Sheryl Tanner, B.S. Nursing Janye Tayior, 88. Nursing Ray Taylor, HealthiPhysical Education James Tennyson, PreeDental Tracy Terrell, 83 Nursing Charles Thaxton, Mass Communications Traci Thomson, B.S. Nursing Teresa Tiison, Social Work Deborah Tisdale, Speech 8t Hearing Movies lack WW pizazz This year's movies haventt been character- ized by any real box office blockbusters, al- though there have been a number of moder- ately successful films. Interrupted mid-season by an actor's strike, the movie industry and movie-goers alike suf-' fered from the thought that if nThe Empire Strikes Back stayed around any longer, they tor iti would strike out. Other movies which characterized the year were varied in subject matter. There was a sprinkling of comedies, The Blues Brothers, uAirplane, iiCheech and Chongts Next Mov- ie and Caddyshack. itDressed to Kill, The Island and uThe Shining put in a little horror, and The Blue Lagoon gave sentimentalists a taste of young love. uUrban Cowboy produced a soundtrack y: , , and after the settling of the strike, movie-goers M eagerly awaited in influx of new movies into area theaters. Right: The Majestic Theater in downtown Johnson City is one of the several theaters ETSU students frequent. 264A99niors John Tolben Jr.. English Lee Ann Tolliver. Accounting E.A. Torrence, Computer Science Mary Toth, Bementary Education Frank Trexler, Mass Communications Sherry Trout, B.S. Nursing Leslie Turner, Dental Hygiene George Underwood, Education Benjamin Utomi. Microbiology Cheryl Wageli, Elementary Education Yvonne Wagner. Elementary Education Dorothy Wallace, Accounting Jennifer Wallace, Social Work Taylor Wang, Accouming Charlotte Ward, Business Education Tracey Wash, Physical Education Mimi Watson. Elementary Education Erin Weber. Political SciencWSpeech Karen Webber, Psychology Michael West. 38. Nursing Dana Westbrook, Psychology Kristy Westfall, Nursing Glenn White, Dental Lab Technician Linda White, Medicine Robert White. Biology Aljean Whited, Music Education Karen Whitson, Special EducatiomElementary Education Kenneth Wickens, Finance Jo Wilkerson, Special Education Janice WiIIiams, Management Richard Williams III. Criminal Justice Star Williams, Accounting Julia Wilson, 33 Nursing Margaret Wilson, Accounting Susan Wilson, Health EducatiomPsychology Carolyn Wivell, PsychologyXSociology Doyle Wolfe, Engineering Technology Kimberly Wood, Dental Hygiene Bradley Wright, Construmion Technology James Wright, Computer Science Lora Yiers, Nursing Donna Yocher, Criminal Justice Phillip Yokley, Environmental Health Michael Young, Psychology Revonda Young. Speech 8 Hearing Chi-Yin Yuen, Technology Robert Zoerb, Social Science Diane Zientek, Health Education Seniors 265 Underolassmen Moustapha Abdi Mohamed Abdosh Regina Absher Mariann Abulhusson Suzy Ackaouy Katherine Ackerson Brynda Adams Debra Adams Gail Adams Johnny Adams Lisa Adams Pamela Adams Rebecca Adams Steve Adams Terri Adams Tony Adams Whitney Adams Larry Addison Pamela Addison Barbara Adkins Lisa Adkins Vivian Adkins Charlie Aesque Jessica Aichei Drasert Akarapongpisakdi Connie Akers Music soothes savage beasts No matter where you go or what you do, there seems to be one influence in life which is inescapabIe-the influence of music. The stuff they say soothes the savage beast. Its in the student center, in your room, in your car, in the dentist's office, the doctors office, your office and the shopping malls and stores and centers. And not only is it found everywhere, it's found in all sounds-classical, jazz, rhythm and blues, pop, rock, country, disco and sound tracks from movies. It's more a part of an ETSU studentts life than nearly anything else. Sometimes it's soothing, calming and relaxing; while at oth- ers, it's nerve-wracking, noisy and just plain irritating. Regardless of what it is, it is a fact of daily life and one of the earliest forms of communi- cation learned. It you can't say it with words, say it with music. Right: Music seems to crop up everywhere and record, shops in the mall do a booming business. 266oUnderclassmen Lema Alemayehu Cathy Alexander Kimberly Alexander Carol Allen Teresa Allison Donna Almond Richard Alvis Coleen Amstein Colleen Anderson Jean Anderson Jeff Anderson Jeffrey Anderson Kathy Anderson Robin Anderson Tammy Anderson Teresa Anderson Vanessa Anderson Vivian Andrews Angela Antrican Kimberly Archer Marilyn Archer Vickie Archer Lisa Armentroux Bridget Armstrong Debra Arnold Linda Arnold Debra Artrip Kathie Arwood Sylvana Ascoli Donna Ashby David Ashworth Thomas Atchley Dorinda Atkins Edward Atwood George Augustus Lillian Ausiin Tammy Austin Kim Ayers Marilyn Babb MerrHy Babb Donna Bacon Sharon Bacon Mary EHen BagweH Mona Baharestani Martin Baier Mohammed Bai-ierahi Bill Bailey Charles Bailey Jackie Bailey Jenni Bailey Kim Bailey Larry Bailey Dicki Bailey Sharon Baiiey Tammy Bailey Tracy Bailey Vivian Bailey William Bailey Tammy Baines Alice Baker Jeff Baker Ronald Bales Jr Sheila Ball Underclassmen 26 7 ETSU Students Write On Dear Mom and Dad . . . Dear Joe . . . . Dear Cheri There always seem to be letters to write and for various reasons letters to the folks back home for money, to say iihii' and let them know you're alive, to teil them good news and to break the bad news to them gently . . . letters to friends to keep them in- formed on the latest developments in your life. For 15 cents a letter or card will go across the states to brighten up the day for someone you care about. And the types of cards available to send are numerous. No longer are just the standards available tbirthdays, Christmas, anniversa- riest, but cards just to say tthi , itthinking of you , iiwrite soon , and iimiss you are avail- able as well. And their availability is evidenced by the number of cards now carried in the bookstore and the number of students who look daily at the selection of cards to send with their letters. Right: Writing home to Mom and Dad is a part of many E TSU students' lives. Jo Ann Ballard William Ballard Dana Banks Felecia Banks Steve Banner Sharon Barker James Barnes Sandra Barnes Nancy Barnett Teresa Barnett Terri Barnett Elizabeth Barton Nelle Barton Elizabeth Bass Janet Bassett Kenneth Batch Lynn Batson Susan Baughan Jo Baxter Marian Baymiiier Eduardo Zayas-Bazan Laurie Beamer Shari Beck Michael Beedie Albert Beeler th Anthony Beeler Connie Beidleman David Bellamy Lisa Beliaver Michael Benfield Catherine Benjamin Rebecca Benks David Bennett Janet Bennett Jeffrey Bennett 268eUnderclassmen Marsha Bennett Tammy Bennett John Bentley Saeid Berahimi Mary Berry Ronald Berry Debbie Berryman Elaine Best William Beverage Laura Beverly Katmeen Bigelow Truman Billings James Bingham Cynthia Birchfieid Kimberly Bird Cindy Bishop Frank Bishop Kimberly Bishop Paula Bishop Regina Bishop Julia Black Fonda Blair Jeanette Blair Jef1 Biair John Blake Connie Blankenship Mike Blevins Robin Blevins Alan Blum Jones Boahene Carla Bolton Mark Bon Durant John Booher Kimberly Booher Serena Bookout Tamela Boone Joetta Boruft Kimberly Boswell Susan Boswell Gary Bouton Michad Bomon Kimberly Bowen Rebecca Bowers Roberta Bowers Alfred Bowlin Joseph Bowman Krrnberly Bowman Lisa Bowman Beth Boyd John Boyles Margaret Boyles Yvonne Boyles Mebdy Braddock Michelle Bradford Melissa Bradley Tracy Bradley John Bramblett Martha Bray Sherry Brewer Jan Brice Calvin Bridwell Carol Brooks Phillip Brooks Underclassmen 2 6 9 2 7 0 Underclassmen Tina Brooks Rebecca Brookshire Sharon Brookshire Connie Brown David Brown Joseph Brown Kellie Brown Kim Brown Lesa Brown Lisa Brown Mary Brown Mary Brown Michaa Brown Paula Brown Rebecca Brown Robert Brown Matha Broyles Tim Broyles Julia Brummitt Glenn Brunson Brenda Bryant Lauren Bryant Charles Buchanan David Buchanan Elaine Buchanan Mary Patricia Buchanan Kimberly Buchanan Leigh Buckles David Bullock Jennifer Bullock Anita Bumgarner David Bundren Karla Burchetl Patricia Burchett Jo Burke Laura Burke Prima Burnes Becky Burnette Gary Burnette John Burnette Jr. Laurie Burniston Katherine Burniston David Burns Susan Burrows Douglas Burt Linda Burtis Jacqueline Bush Barbara Butler Elizabeth Butler Teresa Butler Katherine Byer Melissa Byers Jan Byrd Virgil Byrd Vickie Cady John Cain William Caldwell A'Lana Calfee James Calhoun Lisa Calhoun Crystel Callahan Amanda Callaway Carol Callaway Dial the miles iiDial the miles, it saves gas. It's the next best thing to being there. Long distance. What else could be so nice for the price? Or so the phone companies tell us in trying to urge Americans to use Alex- ander Graham Beil's invention, the telephone, to make coast-to-coast telephone calls. If the telephone bills received by some ETSU students are any indication of the effec- tiveness of the public relations campaign con- ducted by the telephone company, it appears it ads are successful. ETSU students seem to use that thin line of communication for long distance calls almost as much as they do for local calls. With what other mode of communication can someone travel half way across the country in only sec- onds and immediately be closer to family and friends? A letter sometimes does the trick, but it takes longer to get there and the news which was so fresh when written, is stale and a week or so old by the time the letter arrives at its final destination. Lelt: There are many students on campus who rely on long distance to keep them in touch with those so far away. Darrell Cailoway Barbara Campbell Donna Campbell Dwight Campbell Elizabeth Campbell Jeffrey Campbell Sara Campbell Sonya Campbell Janice Cansier Toni Cantrell Phyllis Carder Pameia Carison David Carmichael Kimberly Carmichael Bill Carpenter Amy Carr 80 Can Jimmy Carr John Carr Janet Carrier Reda Carrier Teresa Carrier Belinda Carroll Terry Carroll Debbie Carson Carroll Carter Leah Carter Margaret Carter Nancy Carter Scott Carter Susan Carter Kimberly Case Melissa Case Sherry Castle Steve Castle Underclassmeno 2 7 1 Jamie Catron Margaret Cavin Connie Chambers Daryl Chandler Geraldine Chandler Melissa Chandler Karen Chandley Craig Childress Richard Childress Sharon Childress Carolyn Chilen Cathy Chilton Sandra Christian Tim Christian Sherri Christopher Jack Chudina Toni Chumley John Cinkus Ramona Claman William Claman Kathy Clark Lyra Clark Karen Clarkston Billy Cleek Dana Cleek Velma Cleek Giame Clement Joseph Clement Jr. Roben Clevenger Vicky Click Robert Clift Robert Cline Jana Clingenpeel Lee Clingenpeel Michael Cloud We a lonely life Oh to be a commuter to travel miles from home to school and back again-some- times, ifs not as easy as you might think. Imagine fighting for a parking space every morning, getting up a half an hour earlier and spending extra money on gas to go to school. Sometimes, you wonder if it's worth it. For to be a commuter is oftentimes a lonely existence. Treated like an outsider, a second class citizen e you mean you havenht heard . . . Oh, that's right, you don't live on campus, l forgot. But commuters aren't really any different from other students on campus. Their only difference is they reside off-campus and drive from point A to point B for their education. Right: Commuters face the battle of the traffic every morn- ing. 2 7 2 o Underclassmen Deborah Clouse De Anne Coates Deborah Comes Vicki Coates Daniel Cobb Thomas Cobble Robert Cochran Robin Cochran Shawn Cochran Joyce Coffey Carol Cogburn Lisa Colbaugh Penny Colbaugh Teresa Colbaugh David Cole Jennifer Cole Dinnie Collette Diana Colley Gary Colley Christa Collins Gina Collins Stacy Collins Alison Combs Frank Compton II Martha Compton Regina Connelly Marianne Connor Viclor Conner Lisa Conquest Cynthia Cook Leighton Cook Roberx Cooper Sonya Cooper Robin Copeland Jeff Coppinger David Cork Cathy Corneilison Mark Cornett Harriel Cosson Martha Cotner Charles Coulthard Dawn Counts Clyde Cowan Marsha Cowan Angela Cox Angelia Cox Cheryl Cox David Cox Gregory Cox Jennikar Cox Judy Cox Lisa Cox Myra Cox Terri Cox Anna Coxton Edward Craig Danna Crane Dane Crawford Donna Crawford James Crawford Timothy Craze Dorinda Creech Ginger Cregger Underclassmen 2 7 3 2 7 4 Underclassmen Juli Cretsinger Julie Cristian Jill Cromer Andrea Cross ElizabethCross Kathy Cross Cindy Cruey Brenda Crum Edward Crum Lori Crum Kimberly Crumley Brennan Crump James Culbert Timothy Culbertson Glenna Cullop Lisa Cunningham Marion Cunningham Melinda Cunningham Angela Cureton Leah Currin Dianne Curry Michael Daley Vickie Daniel Patricia Daniels Sherry Daniels Leesa Danner Andrea Darr Edward Davenport Melissa Davenport Susan Davidson Beth Davis Cynthia Davis DeAnn Davis Debbie Davis Jack Davis Kimberly Davis Larry Davis Carol Davison Michael Dawson Sherry Day Jennifer Dean Katrina Dean Christopher DeCarlo Curtis Delias Jr. Angie DeLoach YiIma Demisse Maria Demo Suzann Dempsey Carol Dennis Peggy Dennis Anita Dennison Sharon Dennison Richard Denny William Deno Kenneth Dent Jacqueline Denton Kimberly Demon Vickie Demon Darrell DeVore Jeffrey Devoti Angela DeWeese Kristye Dial Aretha Dickenson Ernest Dickey Nancy Dickman Janice Dicks Darlington Didia Karen Dietrich Linda Dillow Libby Dixon Dannie Dingus Deborah Doan Laura Dodson Troy Doman Pamela Dotson Thomas Dotson Nancy Dreitzier Debby Dube Kimberly Dugger David Dulaney Cynthia Duncan Wilma Duncan Kimberly Dunn Jody Dutcher Julie Dutcher Kimberly Dyer Cindy Dykes Philip Dykes Paul Eads Susan Earp Gary Eaton Kenneth Edgar Mike Edmonds Charles Edwards Leslie Edwards Marianne Edwards Mitzi Edwards Douglas Ellenburg Re-entry students make a comeback A phenomenon once almost unheard of, the older person returning to finish or further his education at a college or university has now become commonplace at ETSU. More and more, people who have been out of college for several years are returning to finish what they started. At this university, they're called, Iogically, re-entry students. Many programs are offered through the counseling center to help these people get readjusted to what going to college is like. Imagine having been away from college for five or six years tmaybe moret and then com- ing back and getting into the habit of studying while working part time and taking care of a family; or working full time and going to night class two or three nights a week. It's not easy, but the number of re-entry students at ETSU prove it can be done. Right: Several re-entry students at ETSU listen intently to a discussion. Underclassmen h 2 7 5 ETSU parrot makes entrance it came to us in a big egg and was born during homecoming festivities, Oct. 11, 1980. It was feathered and blue, big and gold, and came complete with a beak, tail and two big yellow feet. As Buckyis pai, the parrot became an offi- cial mascot at ETSU. The two were fast friends from October on. As these pages went to press, the parrot had not received a name. He made a nice addition to tradition at the university, providing fans with a few good laughs as they witnessed the antics and scrapes the parrot got into. He appeared not only at ETSU games but occasionaly at off times during the week, try- ing out his new wings. Right: Dre Ronald Beller clowns around with the ETSU parrot during the homecoming games Kenneth Eller Lynn Ellis Stephanie Ellison Linda Elston Jean Elswick Susan Ely Mitzi Ennquez David Engebretson Margie Engebretson Timothy Erwin Lisa Estepp Nancy Ethridge Arnold Evans Brenda Evans Cassandra Evans Lisa Evans Mary Evans Charlotte Everhart Rebecca Everhart Valerie Everhari Richard Ewaid Joel Faidley Lori Failor Lisa Fake Crystal Fannon Patricia Farber Robin Faust Kevin Feathers Rick Feider Tammy Feliers Sharon Felts Sharri Ferguson Eari Ferrell Deborah Fields Robin Fields 2 7 6t Underclassmen Craig Fillers Joena Fillers Penny Fiilers Brenda Fine Sharon Fisher Rebecca Fitzgerald John Flanigan Kit Fleenor Scott Fleenor Steven Fleischer Janne Fleischman Judy Fleming Teresa Fleming Michael Fletcher Michele Fletcher Roger Fletcher Sharon Fletcher Sharon Fletcher Mark Flick Karen Flory Anthony Fogleman Jan Forbes Cathy Ford Kellye Ford Carl Forester Kathy Fowler Debbie Fox Kitty Fox Tammy Frady Peggy France Janet Francisco Kathy Franklin Leslie Franklin Janelle Freeman Michelle Freeman Sarah French Kenneth Frew Katherine Frincke Melanie Fritts Mack Fritz Deborah Frye Kimberly Fulkerson Ralph Fukerson Jr. Melanie Fulmer Della Fultz Cheryl Funk Dorothy Fureman Pamela Gaby Alicia Gage Robin Gaines Lisa Gallico Dorothy Gammon Sharon Gammon Karen Gardner Kathy Gardner SusanGardner Kimberly Garland Mark Garland Michael Garland Rachel Garland Roger Gramnd Teri Gates Eddie Gentry Underclassmen 2 7 7 2 7 8 Underclassmen Sheila Gentry Judy Gerth Andrew Gettelfinger Jr. Mary Gibbons Brenda Gibson Charlie Gibson Jr. Mary Gibson Vicki Gibson Michael Gilliam Sabrena Gillis Debra Gilmer Melissa Gilreath Carolynn Gladson Randal Glass Gregory Glover Lisa Glover Donna Godfrey Christopher Golash Maureen Golik Gregory Good Judy Good Greg Goodman Renee Goodman Rissa Goodman Gayle Goodwin Ann Grace Joy Graceffo Cherri Graham Donna Graham Leigh Graham Lesa Graham Linda Granger David Graves Eddy Gray Gregory Green Tanya Green Darice Greene Paula Greene Susan Greenwell Kenneth Greer James Gregory Mary Gressler Anna Griffie Kim Griffith Claudia Grimm Mark Grimm FeIecia Grindstaff Melissa Grindstaff Sarah Groce Louise Groseclose Hazel Gross Karoline Grossman Barbara Ann Groves Beth Guffey Donna Guinn Mary Guinn Venessa Guinn Vicki Gum Charlotte Guminski Deborra Gunter Elizabeth Gunter Robin Gunter Alisa Guthrie Its in the wash If I had known what I was in for when I left home for the glamour and glitter of college life, I might have thought twice about ever leaving it ltd thought Iong enough about something near and dear to everyone I know e laundry. Especially dirty laundry. Never in my lite did I imagine the knowledge required to keep underwear white and yellow towels yellow. However, when my underwear turned pink I learned not to wash It with reds, and when my yellow towels turned a sickly color of green, I realized the new blue jeans I got for my birthday shouId have been washed separately. After the washer bubbled over a few times from too much detergent and the dryer shrunk and wrinkled my favorite shirts, I slowa learned the intricacies of successfuIly doing laundry - a lesson that's hard to Iive with at first, but not easily forgotten once learned. Left: An ETSU coed does that dreaded weekly task 7 laundry. Deborah Haas Jim Habera Larry Habera Timothy Haga Beth Hager Robin Hagy Ivy Halbert Karyn Hale Linda Hale Rita Hale Steven Hale Amy HaII Deborah HaII Donna Hall James Hall Jeff HaII Judith HaIl Karla Hall Mindy Hall Robin HaII Sheila Hall Steve HaII Tina Hall Pamela HaIIIord Sheila Halsey Susan Halsey Barbara Hamby Elaine Hamby Gloria Hamby Karla Hamby Antoni Hamilton Donnie Hamilton John Hamilton Randal Hamilton William Hamilton Underclassmene 2 7 9 Steven Hammonds Diane Hammontree Jacqueline Hampton Rebecca Handy Shari Hankins Ginger Hanks Mary Hanrahan Charles Hanson Frank Hanson James Harbor Tammy Harbor Tammy Hardin Harris Hardsion III Kimberly Harley Rhonda Harmon Cynthia Harper Patricia Harper Julie Harriil Lisa Harrington Donald Harris Kenneth Harris Pamela Harris Stuart Harris Deborah Harrison Sheila Harrison Cindy Hartman Donna Hartsell Jill Harwood Shari Hatcher Teresa Hatcher Ginger Hatfield Dee Hatmaker Janie Hawk Rhonda Hawk Angela Hawkins Craig Hayes Does tsoap, get in your eyes? Will Erica choose to stay with Tom or launch her modeling career? Wili Laura have an affair with Luke or return to her husband, Scotty? Will Leslie tell Lance that her baby is his and not her husband's? These were many of the questions an- swered this year as the three big networks continuted their daily pryings into the lives and loves of families on those serials known as soap operas, or simply, soaps. The viewing audience at ETSU is by no means a small one, as on any given day a t iWM. student can walk through the university center and witness countless numbers of his peers glued to the sets waiting to find out the answer to the month's most perplexing problem Surprisingly though, female students at ETSU arenit the only daily soap viewers. It is not uncommon to see a few steadfast males in the daily crowd. Right: Two ETSU students go it alone watching soap op- eras in one of the TV rooms in the student center, 280eUnderclassmen Connne Haynes Ron Haynes Bryan Hayworih Pamela Heaton Donald Heck Phil Heffner Grace Heil Starla Helms Angela Helton NataIie Helton James Helvey ll Judith Henderson Linda Henderson Randy Hendry Ouinill Henry Tyrone Henry Anne Hensley Edwin Hensley Jack Hensley Rebecca Hensley Rickey Hensley Robin Hensley William Hensley Rhonda Herron Laurie Hickman Diane Hicks Eric Hicks Pamela Hicks Chen Higdon Bruce Higginbotham Allan Higgins Charles Higgins Terri Higgins Brenda HiH Deborah Hill Nancy Hill Tim Hull Teresa Hix Donna Hlxson Linda Hlxson Katherine Hobbs Steven Hobbs Tammy Hobbs William Hobbs Mary Ann Hobson Connie Hodge Timmhy Hoilman Rachel Holbrook Mikki Holden Teresa Holdren Greg Holland Lee Holland Tom Holland Kellye Hollingshead Diane Honifield Anna Holloway Luann Holloway Brenda Holtsclaw Tammy Holtsinger Greg Homiak Tamara Honaker John Honeycutt Marjorie Honeycutt Underclassmen 28 1 282 Underclassmen Penny Hood Pam Hooper Ann Hoopes Janet Hopkins Walter Hopkins Alicia Hornbuckle Michael Horne Donnie Horton James Horwn Lisa Horton Rachel Hoskins Donna Hostetler Gary Howell Amanda Hudson Joseph Hubbard Catherine Huffard Kenneth Huffine Anderson Huffman Donna Huffman Cynthia Hughes Danny Hughes Earl Hugwell Deborah Humphrey Mark Humphrey Tammy Humphrey Herbert Hund Lisa Hunt Robert Hunt Susan Hupp Pat Hurley Barry Hurst Leah Hurst Mahammed Hussien James Hutchens Jayne Hutsell Lynell Hutton Lisa Hyde Connie Hyder Dale Hyder Karen Hyder Tommy Hylton Carl Mgram Dana lngram Sonya Inman Alan Isaacs Manhew lseghohimen Vicky Isenberg Dzever lshenhe Steven Isley Darlene Jackson Denise Jackson Jan Jackson Janis Jackson Robin Jarrett Douglas Janz Rebecca Jaynes Eugene Jeffers Dorma Jenkins James Jenkins Aleta Jennings Charles Jensen Tracy Jeremias David Jessee Donna Jett Lisa Jett Sheila Jewett Carol Johnson Cynthia Johnson Deborah Johnson Elizabeth Johnson Janet Johnson Tammy Johnson Trudy Johnson Angie Jones Brenda Jones Buck Jones Deborah Jones Diana Jones Haley Jones Naomi Jones Nelson Jones Pam Jones Rita Jones Robin Jones Robin Jones Sherri Jones Tammy Joseph Terry Journelt Robert Joynes Myotia Julian Randy Julian Linda Justice Regina JUSTICE Tammie Keasling Kristina Karnowski Mary Karnowski Genie Kane Tammy Kaylor Hurry up and wait Line: A string of people at least from the computer terminals to some point beyond the doors of the administration building. Line: A string of people in the bookstore buy-back line beginning at the counter, ex- tending out the door of the bookstore and around the corner. Webster's may not define the word ttline as it is defined above. but ask any ETSU stu- dent to define it and he's bound to give you one of those answers. It is doubtful any student can go through four years of college without standing in at least one hundred lines . . . lines to eat, lines to purchase, lines to register, lines to get places, not to mention off-campus lines-Iines of traffic, movie lines, cash register lines Hurry up and wait seems to be the motto to fit higher education institutions and life in gen- eral. Did you ever stop to wonder how many hours of your life you've spent waiting in line? No doubt, the number of hours would be lengthy if tabulated. Left: ETSU students wait in line to sell books back at the bookstore at the end of the semester. Underclassmen h283 Getting to know you Pizza parties, pot luck dinners and dorm mixers are a few of the activities dorm lite offers to allow hallmates to get to know each other and to introduce residents of different dorms to one another. Dorm mixers are another thing e entirely different from any other kind of dorm function. Earlier this year when Lucille Clement Hall and Frank Clement Hall sponsored a joint sup- per, the advertising leading to it was most memorable. Signs reading, ttNeed a man? for the wom- ents dorm and Need a woman? for the men's dorm drew people to the supper in flocks. Although many dorm residents dontt attend these functions, the ones that do seem to go are the freshmen. What better place to meet people? Right: Dorm mixers are a good place to get to know peo- ple. At right. ETSU students party down in the basement of Lucille Clement Hall. Page Kalbaugh Margo Keene Jennifer Keener Carol Keesee Samuel Keever Ann Keith Rachel Keller Ivan Kennedy Kaye Kennedy Betsann Kerns Alesia Keri Pamela Kerr Nancy Ketner Pam Ketron Sandy Ketron Sonya Ketron Rob Keyes Danny Kidd Karen Kidd Mary Kidd Nancy Kiker Alden Kimbrell Inez Kinchloe Julia Kinchloe Melissa Kinchloe Cynthia Kindle James Kindle Deborah King Ernest King Ina King Jeffrey King Kim King Mary King Patti King Sarah King 2 84 oUn derclassmen Cheryl Klnnard DaVId Kinser Rita Kirby Margaret Kirk Michael Kirk Paul Kirk Robert Kirk Rhonda Kiser Tammy Kntchens Kathy Kite Lana Kite Robin Kizer Roberta Knaff Tammy Kooch Robert Koontz Stephanie Kugler Jama Kyte David Lachman Rebecca Lambert Teresa Lambert Christa Lane Lee Lane Nancy Lane Omer Lane III Rebecca Lane Tammie Lane Sarah Lankford Chris LaPella Mary Large Robin Large Jimmy Larkin Roger Larkins Carol Lash Mary Laughlin Arna Lavi Lynette Lawe David Lawless Margaret Lawless Lisa Lawson Mark Lawson Tamhra Lawson Eddie Lawton Penny Leatherwood Dianne Lebert Sheila Ledford Cynthia Lee Lesia Lee Patricia Lee Vicki Lee Angela Leedy Guy Leedy Jill Leedy Keith Leeper Brian LeeVan Julie LeGrand Jeffrey Leonard Craig Lester David Lester Mary Jayne Lethco Mary Leveretl Debra Lewis Debra Lewis Sylvia Lewis Underclassmen 2 85 Timothy Lewis Tracey Lewis Tammy Llck David ngm Debra LighI Jennifer Lmebaugh Linda Lusic Chris Little Patrick Little Kenneth Litton Lisa Litton Lynn Linon Nancy Litton Terry leasey Melanie Logan Teresa Lomans Renee Lonati James Long Laurie Long Lisa Long Cthy Longley Joy Longley Kamerine Lonsbury le Lovelace Raymond Lowe David Lowe! Diana Loyd JennHer Loyd Keith Loyd Andrew Lucero Steven Lucero Lilian Luckade Sharon Ludlew Mary Lisa Luttrell Kristy Lyles Michael Lynch Kelly Lyon Teresa Lyon Tina Lyon Kathy Mabe Johnny Mabre Guy Maddox Jr. Annette Mahery Kendra Mallicotte Carl Mallory DaVId Mallory Denise Mallory Tonia Malone Dee Man Sabra Mann Pamela Mantooth Deborah Manuel Julia Manuel David Maples Debra Maples Mary Mapies Connie Marbury Mike Marion Missy Marland Roy Marsee Jr. Teresa Marsee Mitzn Marsh Patti Marsh 2 8 6 Underclassmen Soap and water combine for fun Nothing to do as usual, Another boring night in the dorm, or is it? Laundry detergent, water and a few people can turn a boring night into an interesting evening in just a few minutes. The infamous words, HTIDE SLIDES are often heard echo- ing in the halls of the dorms at ETSU. Tide-slides are a dying phenomenon among ETSU students. Once they were known as a great way to relieve tension, but now only a few students remember the fun they had by cleaning the floor with the seat of their pants or just changing the color of both their pants and the floor. Freshmen wonder what they are e upper- olassmen know. Upperclassmen sometimes initiate a select few unknowing freshmen into ETSU dorm life by getting them involved and then blaming them when the dorm director comes sliding down the hall in a furious mood. One wonders what will replace tide-slides or as some say hall-slides. What will be next, electronic game slides? We can only hope. Left: Detergent and a bucket of water combine for fun in the dorm Karen Marshall Rene Marshall Richard Marshall Barbara Martin David Martin Janice Martin Linda Martin Ronald Martin Paul Martin Jr. Sammy Martin Timothy Martin Amir Marvr Jane Mason Linda Mast Sandra Matherly Kimberly Mathes Timothy Matney Becky Matzek Carol Maupin Ross Maxwell Della May Scott May Susan Mayberry Suaan Maye Johnny Mayes Mandy Maynard Marianne McAllister Stephanie McClellan Michelle McClure Gordon McColl Tracy McConnell Mariann McCorkle Teresa McCoy Rhonda McCrary Maxine McCray Underclassmen e28 7 Ruth McCray Hobbie McCreary Sheila McCreary Jeffery McCurry Robin McCurry Marcua MCDaVld James McDonald Juha McDuthe Kathy McGinty Keith Mcgumn Joya McGunre MItZI Mcgmre Scott McIntIre Bobby McKay James McKee Lon McKinney Mary McKown Donna McMahon Margaret McMahon Melanie McNear Judy McNeeIey Tuna McNeil Deborah McNew Sherry McNew Cynthta McPhearson Karen McRae Alan Meade Cindy Meade Mitzi Meade Nancey Meade Marilyn Methorn Jett Mellon Lisa Mellon Teresa Mellons Rosemary Meredtth Money talks in different ways Did you ever stop to think of the many ways money talks at ETSU? There must be at least five to ten modes of paying as you go, ranging from cash to checks to credit cards to lOUs to requisition forms to mailing slips to trade t . e with a little thought. that list could probably be expanded. ETSU students seem to pay as they go in a number of ways, the most common for some; being with bounced checks. However, there are a few who still have that elusive green stuff we always write home for tand seldom receivet, known as cash. Others preter to pay with a piece of plastic known as ye olde credit card. Although the credit card is a handy little object allowing one to buy now and pay later, it can be somewhat dangerous. Unfortunately, later always comes but the cash to back it up with doesn't always appear to be on hand at the same time. Regardless, students at the university have developed another way to make money talk - it's called borrowing, just ask your neighw bor. Right: ETSU students display the many ways money talkx ; Checks, coins, IOU's, meal tickets, cash and credit. 2 8 8 h Underclassmen Patricia Mericle Lyle Metcalf Tracey Metoalf Christopher Meyer Patricia Middleton Barbara Miles Ramona Milhom Barbie Miller Brenda Miller Charles Miller Jr. Donna Miller Elizabeth Miller Jackie Milier Jennie Miller Kristen Miller Lana Miller Marie Milier Mary Ruth Miller Melissa Milier Tammye Miller Timothy Miller Charles Mills Karen Mills Thomas Mills Jr. Missy Mincey Maxme Missnck Anna Mitchell Barbara Mitchell Robert Mitchell Todd Mitchell Georgia Moats Cynthia MobIey Mohamed Mohamed Sandra Moneyhun Paula Monk Lusia Montero Jone Montgomery Mark Montgomery Jamie Moody Jern Moody Nancy Moody Janet Moore Kathryn Moore Kelley Moore Lee Ann Moore Susan Moore Jeanne Moquin Edward Morelock Kathy Morelock Barbara Morgan Leon Morgan Chns Morrell Tina Morrell Bobby Morrison Jo Ann Morrison Teresa Morrison Anthony Morton Deborah Morton Janice Morton Mary Morton Raymond Morton Beth Moss Douglas Mottern Underclassmen 2 89 2 9 0 Underclassmen Elizabeth Mottern Christopher Mount Joraina Mowell Mitzi Mowell Alesia Moyer Gregoy Moyers Charles Mullins Janet Mullins Robert Munz E!Ian Murphy Sarah Murdock Shane Murray Melanie Musick Sonya Musick Eloisa Muzquiz Steven Muzzy Irene Myers Patrick Myers Tina Myers Elsie Myhre Georgia Nagle Sharon Napier Terri Napier Lesia Nave Sharon Neas Lisa Necessary Tamera Neel Larry Neely Patti Neff Martha Nelms Gary Nelson Teresa NeIson Donna Nevils Tedi Newman Martha Nicely Kimberly Nichols Roger Nichols David Nickels Curtis Nixon James Normand Vickie Norris Zeb Norris Betsy Norton Paula Nun Donald Nuss Nancy Oakley Janet Oaks Melissa Oaks Martha O'Connor Carroll Odem Debbie Ogden Kimberly Odom Mike Odom George Brown Okolie Sylvester Okolie Paul Ollis Kedar Omer Denice O'Neal Pamela Ornduff Timothy Orr Anna Osborne Leslie Osborne Kevin Oswalt Cherrie Ottinger Jennie Ottinger Terry Ottinger Jamie Overbey John Overbey Craig Overstreet Dianna Overton Lillian Owen Judith Owens Karen Owens Pam Owens Patricia Owens Janet Pacholski Donna Pack Karen Pack Amanda Palmer Lisa Parker Mary Parker Richard Parker Rebecca Parrish Kenny Parson Elizabeth Parsons Jay Patterson Pam Patterson Tina Pattillo Jett Patton Kelly Paulfrey Teresa Payne Nancy Peaks Kelvin Pearce Wendy Pearman Marianne Pearson Delbert Pennington Valorie Pennington Tanya Perdue Election year 80 When November 4 came around this year, it was different than any of the November 4ths of the preceding three years. Elections marked this November 4, and the United States voted it was ready for a change. The time was now for Ronald Reagan. A former movie actor and former California governor, Reagan, was elected handily over incumbent Jimmy Carter. Polls prior to the election predicted it would be close, but earty in the election returns Rea- gan was leading; he held onto that lead throughout the night. Carter conceded shortly after it became evident that Reagan was the people's choice. The Republicans scored it big as they were elected around the country to fill spots in Con- gress. And in Johnson City, not only did the Re- publicans win, but tiquor-by-the-drink was vot- ed in by six votes. In December, the outcome was still being contested by 'tdrys in the area. Loft: University Democrats registered numerous student voters in preparation for the 1980 presidential election. Underclassmen a 2 9 1 WSJK-TV station loses facilities Broadcast students at ETSU faced some pretty rough times this year when WSJK-TV studio was closed down Sept. 16. If it wasn't already bad, having the stations closed down, it got worse when most of the television production equipment used for stu- dent laboratories was taken to Channel 22 in Cookeville, Tn. The move had been scheduled since the summer by the State Board of Regents. Problems caused by the lack of equipment were mainly in the inability of the Mass Com- munications department to adequately in- struct its students in the use of television equipment. A petition had been presented to the State Board of Regents asking that the defunct sta- tion be allowed to purchase new equipment, but its effects were unknown at the time this section of the yearbook was submitted for publication. Right: James Charles tests out new equipment at WSJK just before it is taken away from the studio. Robyn Perry Karen Peters Kim Peters Sherry Peters Carla Peterson Cherie Peterson Jill Peterson Mary Peterson LaDonna Phelps Teresa Phelps Brenda Phillips Robert Phillips Terrie Phillips George Phipps Michelle Pickering Dorothy Picquet Gina Pierce Kathy Pierce Vickie Pierce Thomas Pifer Rebecca Peppin Kimberly Pieasant Jill Poe Rebecca Poe Robert Poindexter Rebecca Poster Carolyn Polk Gwyn Poore Robin Poore Albert Pope Patty Porch Teresa Poss Lyndia Porter Julie Poteat Barbara Potter 292eUnderclassmen Marcia Potter Melissa Pons Rebecca Potts Carla Powell Laurie Powell Terri Powell Ann Pratt Laura Pratt Linda Preston Carol Price David Price James Price Karen Price Melanie Price Darryl Pridemore Suzanne Pridemore Lesley Prince Gary Pritchard Jeanine Prum Jayne Purgason Denise Purkey Lydia Pullum David Purner Carlton Purvis Bytha Quillen Michael Quillen John Radar Michael Radford Leonard Raglin Steven Rainey Susan Rainwater Mitzi Rambo Marsha Ramsey Melissa Ramsey Michele Ramsey Pennelope Ramsey Sherrie Ramsey Angela Randolph Ruthanne Range James Rahsic Mary Rash John Rathbone Jane Raulston Laura Reagan Barry Reed Debbie Reed Tamra Reeder Karen Reiniche Winfred Reid Shelly Renfro Mitzie Renner Zettina Renner Jan Renz Brad Reynolds Jeffrey Reynolds Joy Rhea Mark Rhea Gary Rhymer Clara Rice Kimberly Rice Nancy Rice Regina Rice Leila Richani Underclassmen 293 2 94 Un derclassmen Rhonda Richani Gayle Richardson Sandra Richardson Chris Ricker Sara Riddle Andrea Rieben Shelby Riggs Vicki Roach Beverly Roark Lisa Roark Lisa Robbins Sherry Robbins Sonya Robbins Randall Roberts Richard Roberts Carol Felton Robinette Kevin Robinette Tim Robinette Robert Robinson James Rock John Rock Elias Rodriguez Gina Rebecca Rogers Donna Roenbeck Alice Rogers Harrison Rogers Heather Rogers Judy Rogers Kathy Rogers Thomas Rogers Laura Roller Sonja Rollins Judy Roop Karen Root Katrina Rose Debra Rotenberry Debbie Rowland Angela Rowlett Polly Rowlett Callie Ruble Tim Runyan Charles Rush Dianne Rushton Darrell Rushsell Lisa Rutherford Anne Rybak Russell Sanders Sherry Sanders Vickie Sandidge Christina Sapp Kathy Sartin Melinda Sauns Davana Scarlett Rebecca Scarlett Phillip Scheller Michael Schweighart Karen Scott Mark Scott Mark Scott Romona Scott Richard Scott Sylvia Scoville Kathy Seals What happened? Semesters. The very word invoked fear every time we heard it mentioned, but we survived a year of them. Well, some of us did. Gone were the days of flying through courses at super speeds and then came the days of term papers in almost every class, wondering if Thanksgiving or summer vacation would ever get here and hoping that some- how, some way, classes would come to an end. Some material can only be stretched so far and in many ways, we thought by mid-Novem- ber things had gone far enough . .. but the semester continued. Finally it ended, and with the ending came a week never experienced before at ETSU e finals week e a week of praying, cramming, and a lack of sleep as our brains tried to ab- sorb, all the material taught over several months in a matter of hours. But at the end of that week we sat back and sighed with a feeling of accomplishment. We'd survived semesters. Left: When school started this year, it was still summer and ETSU coeds took advantage of the last of the warm rays. Sandra Searcy Joseph Seaton Louis Seaver Debra Seip Tesfaye Seleshi Mark Sellers Kelly Sells Carolyn Settle Steven Seward Cynthia Sewell Lisa Sewell Patty Sexton Tamara Seymour Laura Shafer Anne Shanks Susan Shanks Elaine Sharpe Amy Shaw Anthony Shaw Christina Shealy Hope Shelton Karen Shelton Lisa Shepard Jeffery Sherman Nicholas Sherman Pamela Sherwood Brenda Shinn Kelly Shipley Leigh Anna Shipley Emma Simmons Keith Simmons Teresa Simmons Roy Simpson Robin Sims Randy Singleton Underclassmen e 2 95 Harvey Sizemore Velda Sizemore Nicola Skiba Tanya Slone Jodi Sluss Randal Sluss David Smalling Glenga Smalling Pamela Smallwood Jamey Smeltzer Carol Smith Christopher Smith Cynthia Smith Dana Smith David Smith Deborah Smith Dennis Smith Donna Smith Karen Smith Leigh Anne Smith Lisa Smith Lisa Smith Naomi Smith Patricia Smith Paula Smith Phinetta Smith Phillip Smith Robert Smith Robin Smith Ron Smith Suzanne Smith Teresa Smith Vickie Smith Susan Smoak Bonnie Snapp 8 am. comes early The alarm goes off and once again that feeling of ttwill I ever get to sleep late again rolls across the mind, body and soul of an ETSU student as he tries to drag himself from the comfort of blankets and pillows out into the cruel reality of eight o'clock classes. It seems that at one time or another, the ETSU student is forced, cajoled and some- times even chooses to take one of those early morning classes which are the bain of a sleepy student's existence. Whatever the reason, those early morning classes are here to stay and many professors don't like them any better than students do. It's bad enough to have to function at that hour of the morning, but imagine having to get up in front or 30 snoozing faces and try to communicate enthusiasm and a desire for learning to them. Some professors manage to do it, while oth- ers, like the class, choose to sleep through the morning and wake up by mid-day, only to realize that tomorrow will be more of the same. Right: Understanding calligraphy at 8 am. in the morning is often a trick, even for the most wide-awake students 296eUnderclassmen Wendell Snapp Kimberly Snodgrass Terri Snodgrass John Sorensen Janet Soumerland Judi Southerland Deborah Spaller Jennifer Spangler Jeffery Sparks Karen Sparks Letha Sparks Jackie Spaulding Lisa Speropulos Sharon Spicer Carmela Stacy Tony Stamper Bruce Stanhope Donald Stanley Donald Stanley Ricky Stanley Jamie Stansberry Gloria Stanton Jeff Stanton Kim Starke Sarah Starnes Elizabeth Staten Madeline Staurinakis Audrey Steed Diane Steudel David Stevens Lisa Stewart Paul Stiltner Denise Stinson Sherry sun Laura Stone Janet Storie Delores Story Diane Stotser Tammy Stout Annette Strand Brenda Street Rebecca Street Simone Street Frances Strickler Rachel Stuns Robert Styrnes Paula Sudderth Tonya Sudderth Denise Summers Rebecca Sumpter Kelly Surber Rebecca Susong Gail Sutherland Pamela Sutherland Scotl Sutherland Steve Sutherland Tina Sutphin Siephen Swann Tamera Swiger Joyce Sword Lee Ann Talley Brenda Tankesley Georgia Taylor Underclassmen 2 9 7 298 UndercIassmen Karen Taylor Leslie Taylor Lisa Taylor Margaret Taylor Robin Taylor Sherri Taylor Sherry Taylor Vicki Taylor Amy Teague Sandra Teague Teresa Teague James Templin Robert Tentler Craig Terry Carolyn Tester Amelia Thomas Mark Thomas Mark Thomas Robbin Thomas Sarah Thomas Suzanne Thomas Tammy Thomas Tim Thomas Andee Thompson Cecily Thompson Donna Thompson Leisa Thompson Vivian Thompson Timothy Thomsen Linda Thorne Kelly Thurmond Francis Tilson Diane Timms David Tipton Lesia Tipton Robin Tipton Pamela Tisdale Keryn Torbett Barbara Toth Deanna Townsend Gary Trammell Joaquiha Treece Janet Trinkle Rebecca Triplett Richard Triplett Barbara Triven Nancy Trivett Sandra Triven Sharon Trivett Sharon Trundle August Trupiano Amy Truxton Candy Tsiao Taro Tuszuki Michael Tucker Susan Tucker Cynthia Tull Suzanne Tull Karen Turner Steven Turner Tammy Turner Teresa Tweed Sherri Tynes Charles Tyson Amy Underwood Susan Vance Robin Vanhoy Johnny Vann Paula Vanover Thomas Vanover Lyle Varnell Lee Ann Vaughn Teresa Vaughn Vicki Vaughn Susan Vaughn James Vaught Jr. David Vestail Leslie Viar Shirley Viers Lori Volkmann Kent Von Hertsenberg Teresa Waddeil Rebecca Wade Janet Waick Samuel Walden Timothy Waiker Tina Walker Cheryl Wallace James Wallace Janet Wailace Karen Walling Lavonda Wailing Kathy Walls Alice Walsh Kimberly Walsh Jeannie Waiters Sharon Walters Belinda Ward Studying: The whys and hows Students at ETSU have at least one thing in common. They all study. But where, why and how much they study is something that is as different as the student's themselves are. Dorm rooms, the library, the Rathskellar, couches in the student center, under big trees on campus or in other classes are some of the places students find to study. As for why they study, the answer to that question ranges from itto make the grade to because there's nothing better to do. There are several steps in between those two ex- tremes and the amount of studying done var- ies accordingly15 to 20 hours a week to three or four hours a week. Regardless, though, a number of hours of an ETSU studentts time at the university are spent with books, paper and pencil e the scholarts tools. Loft: Students spend a little time with their books, especial- ly in the Sherrod library. I Underclassmen t299 A week of Finals. exams We had them before and we'll have them again, but this year they seemed different as we adjusted to a week especially set aside for two-hour exams as part of the semester sys- tem. Gone were the days of three exams during the quarter, non-comprehensive in most cases, as they were replaced by exams cover- ing the entire history of the United States-from Columbus' first voyage to the election of Ron- ald Reagan as president for the next four years. The days arrived when we asked ourselves why did I wait so long to study all of this? and attempted to cram into our brains in one night all the information it took our professors a whole semester to communicate. But somehow we made it. We survived a two-hour exam and lived to tell about it. HNever again, we said. We wouldn't wait until the night before to study. And we didn't .. . until next time. Right: Bridget Mills and John Flanlgan get in a few minutes of quick studying before taking the final. Beverly Ward Kathy Ward Lisa Ward Mark Ward Theresa Ward Cynthia Warwick Jamie Watertield Ricky Watkins Debora Watson Elizabeth Watson Karen Watson Mark Wattenbarger Vickie Weaver William Weaver Sandra Webb Sharon Webster Sharon Weese Samuel Weilderman Lisa Wells Susan Wells Becky West Deborah WhiteheadeWest Andre Westfield Russel Weyler Melinda Wheeler Melissa Wheeler Linda Wheelock Vickie Whitaker Christine White Debbie Whte Karen White Vickie White Wanda White Allen Whitehead Angela Whitehead 300eUnderclassmen Vickie Whixehead Steve Whiting Carol Whitson Dale Whitson Robert Whitson Judith Whittemore Kimberlee Widener Michele Wilder Austin WHhoit Alice Williams Brenda Williams Cecelia Wiiliams Denise Williams Donald Williams Donna Williams Jennifer Williams Kimberly Williams Paul Williams Samuel Williams Sheila Williams Vicki Williams Karen Willis Danny Wilson Debra Wilson Hunter Wilson Lori Wilson Mark Wilson Martha Wilson Pamela Wilson Paul Wilson Carla Wininger Angem Winters Adde Wireke Mary Wohlford Melissa Wolfe Cheryl Wood Dolores Wood Marian Wood Monica Wood Stuart Woodford Sandra Woodie Arnold Woods Donald Woods Jimmy Woods Lisa Woods Lisa Woods Robin Woods Michael Woodward Robert Woody Robert Workman Katreina Wright Martha Wright Mary Wright Maureen Wright Thomas Wright Victoria Wright Karen Wukits Donna Wyche Maria Wyche Rebecca Yates Vicki York Tammy Young Kathryne Zainey Underclassmen 30 1 3020Wh0's Who tEditor's Note: Eight of the people who were chosen to be in Who's Who did not show up for their pictures to be taken. The numbers v following the others' biographies correspond to numbers now on the 40 pictures on the Who's Who pages; Every year, a select group of students is chosen from colleges and universities across the nation to represent the institutions they attend in a publication known as Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. Students chosen to appear in this publica- tion exhibit high leadership qualities, good academic standing and active participation in campus events. This year, 48 students were chosen to re- present ETSU. Following are their names and the activities in which they participated in, past or present, while at ETSU. Karen Teresa Anderson-Pi Kappa Phi lit- tle sister; UCPC chairman of Performing Arts Committee; UCPC Program Coordinator; Jonesboro Repetory Theater actress in several productions. m Clayton c. Arwood-SecretarylTreasurer Scabbard and Blade; President's Pride; UCPC Assistant Program Coordinator; ROTC Schol- arship recipient; intramurals. Jane Royce Bailey-Secretary, Scholarship Chairman, Kappa Delta; Panheilenic Rush Counselor; Sigma Chi little sister; Alpha Lamb- da Delta; Data Pro; College Register of Stu- dents; intramurals. Qt : Michael W. Bailey-House Manager, Rush Whois Who and Committee, Derby Committee, Public Rela- tions, Sigma Chi; SGA senator; Society Manu- facturing Engineers; Best Pledge; Most Athle- tic; intramurals. t3t Lynette Mae Barker-National Student Speech 8 Hearing Association; Tennessee Speech and Hearing Association; Student Council for Exceptional Children; Treasurer Wesley Foundation; dean's list 1980. t4t Margaret Susan BarneIt-President, Delta Zeta; Second Vice President, Kappa Delta Pi; House of Representatives delegate; Student Council for Exceptional Children; nominated Greek Woman of the Year ; instramurals. t5t Marsha Barrett-Alpha Lambda Delta; SGA senator; Senate Appointments Commit- tee; President's Pride; Residence Hall Associ- ation; English Group; Mockingbird; dean's list; Who's Who 1979; Homecoming Court; intra- murals. i6t Norvin Clyde Boone-Athletic Director, Sigma Chi; Brotherhood Award; representa- tive lnter-Fraternity Council; SGA senator? in- tramurals. at John Paul Bramblett-Cheerleader; Pi Kappa Alpha pledge; Psychology Club; SGA senator; student grievance committee; intra- murals. Henry Brancaccio-team captain, letter- man, ETSU Rifle Team; President. Buccaneer Rifle Club; Secretary, American Industrial Arts College Student Association; AlI-Southern Conference 1980; AIl-American Air Rifle Team 1980. t8t Editor, News Editor, Editor-in-chief. East Ten- nessean; Editor-in-chief, Buccaneer; Presi- dent, Society of Professional Journalists, Sig- ma Delta Chi; Omicron Delta Kappa; Richard Cobb Miller Scholarship recipient; Chanticleer Prize for Excellence in Editorial Writing; Uni- versity Relations. 191 David B. Coffey-HistoriaMEditor, Sigma Chi; Alpha Lambda Delta; Gamma Beta Phi; College Register of Students; SGA senator; intramurals. Brian W. CorbeII-ReporterlHistorian, Pledge Marshall, Sigma Nu; representative ln- ter-Fraternity Council; Who's Who 1979; Delta Zeta Big Brother; intramurals. 1101 A. Celeste Coxton-Treasurer, Kappa Del- ta; President's Pride; Alpha Lambda Delta; 9 Marching Band; Flag Corps; Baccalaureate Student Nurses Association; Buccaneer typ- ist; Miss Buccaneer 1980; 2-year ROTC schol- arship recipient; Daughters of Founders and x Patriots of America. 1111 Deborah L. Crawford-Secretarlerea- surer, Kappa Mu Epsilon; House of Represen- tatives delegate; President's Pride; Residence Hall Association; President, Math Club; Stu- dent Tennessee Educator's Association; intra- murals. 1121 Richard Dean-AlphaLambda Delta; Gam- ma Beta Phi; Phi Kappa Phi; President's Pride; Pi Delta Pi; President, French Club; Pre-Pro- fessional Club; Clyde Harrell Scholarship re- cipient; dean1s list; intramurals; graduate 1979 Catherine E. Buchanan-Assistant News9 summa cum laude. Mark Doman-Treasurer, Sigma Nu; Secre- tary, lnter-Fraternity Council; Alpha Lambda 9 Delta; Student Court Justice; Pre-Professional Club; dean's list; Dean1s Award 1979; Superi- or Military Award; IFC Scholarship Award; Sig-. ma Nu Scholar of the year; intramurals. Steven Scott Fielden-Rush Chairman, Pledge Trainer, President, Pi Kappa Alpha; Alumni Relations Coordinator, Pi Kappa Al- pha; Alpha Lambda Delta; SGA senator; Sec- retary of Student Activities, SGA; Editor, Pi Kappa Alpha Alumni Quarterly; intramurals. 1131 Karen Fletcher-Social Chairman, Presi- dent, Phi Mu; Best Collegiate, Best Active, Phi Mu; President, Panhellenic Council; Greek Woman of the Year; Alpha Lambda Delta; Rho Lambda; Omicron Delta Kappa; SGA secre- tarwsenator; Who's Who 1979. 1141 J. Paul Frye-Gamma Beta Phi; SGA sena- tor; Student Court Justice; several university committees; TennesseY Young Democrats; Honorable Order of Kentucky Colonlels; Colo- 'nel on quernor Alexanders staff. 1151 Maryallen Gcldman-Social Chairman, Li- brarian, Best Active, Best Big Sister, Phi Mu; Rho Lambda; MDA Dance-a-thon food com- mittee; Baccalaureate Student Nurses Associ- ation; intramurals. 1161 Kathy Susan Gouge-Vice President, Pan- hellenic Representative, Sigma Kappa; Vice President, Panhellenic; Tau KappaEpsilon Lit- tle Sister; Sweetheart, Tau Kappa Epsilon; Who's Who1303 Treasurer, Rho Lambda; American Chemical Society; Miss Buccaneer finalist; nominated for' Greek Woman of the Year; intramurals. 9 1D , - Lewis c. Hazlewood. Jt.-Treasurer, Scab- bard and Blade; Batallion staff and First Ser- geant, ROTC; Distinguished Military Student; Superior Cadet; College Register of Students; Regular Army Officer Selection; intramurals. UB9 Cynthia L. Hoinis-President, Alpha Sigma Iota; Taylor Hall Dormitory Council; WETS- AM; intramurals. 0m 9 Jack L. Hensley-Alpha Lambda Delta; President's Pride; Vice President. American Chemical Society; Photographer. Buccaneer; writer, lay-out foi the Buccaneer 1979-80; in- tramurals. mm ' Anna Maria Hickman-Alpha Lambda Del- ta; Pre-Protessional Society; Club; American Chemical Society; ETSUni- ques; ETSU Theater stage crew; Campus Cru- .sade for Christ; Phi Kappa Phi; intramurals. 3049Whofs Who 92D Kathie Hicks-President, Phi Mu; Omicron Delta Kappa; Alpha Kappa Delta; Rho Lamb- da; SGA senator, secretary of, the interior. ex- ecutive assistant; UCPC; President's Pride; Who's Who 1979. Kim McAlister-Pledge Class Secretary. Sigma Kappa; Senior Panhellenic delegate and executive board member; Kappa Delta Pi Secretary; Student ,Councilfor Exceptional Children; Student Tennessee Educator's As- sociation; dean's list. 9269 Psychology , Mario A. Miller-letterman, rifle team; AI- pha Lambda Delta; Vice President. Buccaneer Rifle Club; Phi Beta Lambda; Accounting So- ciety; Data Pro; Eastman Kodak Scholarship; athletic scholarship for riflery. 92D Susan Morton-Corresponding Secretary, Membership Director, Music Director, Phi Mu; Rho Lambda; Society of Professional Journal- ists. Sigma Delta Chi; madrigal singers; East Tennessean, Copyeditor; Buccaneer, Greek Editor; University Relations; Omicron Delta Kappa. 9239 , Karon Gayle Parham-PRSSA; Society 0 Professional Journalists. Sigma Delta Chi; AI- pha Lambda Delta; President's Pride; Sigma Delta Pi, Treasurer; Club Cervantes; East Ten- nessean. circulation manager, assistant fea- tures editor, assistant news editor. Dalaon Panon-Pi Gamma Mu; SGA sena- tor; RHA President; Dossett Hall, President, Vice President and intramural director; intra- murals. 9299 Lisa Marie Polot-Secretary, Vice Presi- dent. Pledge Trainer, Kappa Delta; Little Sis- ter, Sigma Chi; Vice President. Rho Lambda; Alpha Lambda Delta; President's Pride; Sec- retary, Junior American Dental Hygiene Asso- ciation; Homecoming Court; intramurals. am Kay Susan Rampy-Pi Kappa Alpha, little sister; SGA senator; SGA United Way Fashion Show; Stone Hall Athletic director and hall representative; Parking Committee; intramur- als. 930 Donald B. Rhea-SGA president; judicial committee; numerous standing committees; University Democrats, founding executive di- rector; intramurals. 9329 Linda Cheryl Rodefer-President. initiation banquet chairman, founders day chairman, re- cording secretary, executive council. Sigma Kappa; Rho Lambda; Cheerleader; Panhellen- ic Council. 9339 9 Cindi Robin Sedlack-President, Pledge Class President, Vice President, Pledge Edu- cator, Alpha Delta Pi; SGA senator; MDA Dance-a-thon committee member; Panhellen- ic Council' parliamentarian; Psychology Club; Sigma Chi, Little Sister; President's Pride; Homecoming Queen Candidate; intramurals. 9349 Joyce Ann Shaklee-Acting President, Rit- ual Chairman, at committee, nominating com- mittee, treasurer, Phi Mu; MDA Dance-a-thon food committee. 9359 9 Eddie Shell-Treasurer, Pledge Class Presi- dent, Public Relations Chairman, Sigma Chi; IFC representative; Gamma Beta Phi; Who's Who 1979; numerous SGA committees, SGA, Vice President and Senator; Buccaneer, Greek Editor, Omicron Delta Kappa. 9369 Batbara L. Smith-President, Vice Presi- dent, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia; song leader, eduction committee, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia; ETSU Marching Band; Concert Choir; Wind Ensemble; Jazz Ensemble; Brass Choir; Con- cert Band; Jazz Singers; Women's Choral; Tuba Euphoniurp Ensemble; intramurals. 9379 Amy Steppe-Alpha Lambda Delta; Gam- ma Beta Phi; Vice President, Sigma Delta Pi; President, Spanish Club; French Club; Presi- dent's Pride: Who's Who 1979. 9389 Mitchell Jess Webb-Sigma Chi, tribune, pledge trainer, chairman of two chapter com- mittees; SGA senator; MDA Dance-a-thon prizes chairman; intramurals. Erin Marie Weber-Special Projects Com- mittee, Delta Zeta; Scabbard and Blade pledge; Gamma Beta Phi; Omicron Delta Kappa; SGA senator; CoIIege Republicans, President; Buccaneer Guard, assistant drill meet officer; University Choir; Phi Mu Alpha; intramurals. 9399 Dana T. Westbrook-Corresponding Secre- tary, Song Leader, Rush Committee, Sigma Kappa; Psychology Club; Madrigal Singers; dean9s list. 9409 Mary Gail Jones-Alpha Lambda Delta; Gamma Beta Phi; President, Yoakley Hall; President's Pride; intramurals. 9229 Kimberly L. Kirkland-President, Treasur- er, Efficiency Chairman, Kappa'Delta; Panhel- lenic Council members; member; Alpha Lambda Delta; Omicron Delta Kappa; Corre- sponding Secretary, Rho Lambda; SGA sena- tor-secretary; Who's Who 1979; Flag Corps; President's Pride; Buccaneer typist; Kappa Delta Founder's Scholarship. 9239 Sheila A. Ledford-Delta Sigma RhoHau Kappa Alpha; McCord Hall Student represen- tative; German Club; ETSU Forensics team; ETSU Theatre; intramurals. 9249 Robin Lynn Mayes-House of Representa- tives; UCPC committees; RHA Vice President; National Student Speech and Hearing Associ- ation; Campus Crusade for Christ; President, Dossett Hall; class editor, Buccaneer; intra- murals. 9259 Who's Wh09305 ETSU... Hey, Why did you come to ETSU? My Dad wouldn't let me go anywhere else. That's the only reason I came here. E TSU was my third choice. - Donna Gentry, Mass Com- munications Because I heard of the oustanding Sigma Phi Epsilon Chapter at E TSU. - Tim Daley, Marketing I'm from Alaska, but my Dads in the Air Force and he was going to move to Knoxville, so I came ahead. - Jim Haines, Pre-Pharmacy It was close to my home and I heard they had a good nursing department. - Mitzi Rupe, BS. Nursing Right: A view of ETSU from the mountains in the fall. Below: Studying is sometimes a group effort. Bot- tom Right: Walking to class in the winter on a sunny day is sometimes pleasant. 306h0dds-n-Ends Top Right: You're taking my picture? Above: Watching activities in the ampitheater from the outside ramp is some- times better than being involved in the activities. Odds-n-Ends 30 7 There,s always something to do . . . Family tradition and the outstanding achieve- ments of Sigma Phi Epsilon. - Tom Seals, Electrical Engi- nearing It's the closest school that taught my major. Michael Gilliam, Computer Science Above: Rearranging the letters on signs is one ot the ETSU student's favorite past-times. Top Right: Two ETSU stu- dents cuddle up. Right: The 0qu Center, home of food, mail and TV sets. among other things. 308 Odds-n-Ends Top Right: Bicycles are a common sight in 1he early spring and fall as ETSU students try to get into shape. Above: Studying outside can sometimes be a nicer task than study- ing indoors, Odds-n-Ends 309 Above: Bomb threats were a common occurrence this fall with class not being held, the norm. Top Right: ETSU was caught unaware by a winter snowfall in late January which caused afternoon and evening classes to be cancelled. Right: Buccaneer photographer John Flanigan poses. HI! was local and I'm from Johnson City. lhave friends who have graduated from here. I thought it would be more progressive. David Price, Geology 3 70 Odds-n-Ends Above: Walking barefoot to class is an added plus to spring-er weather. Left: The library is a good place to study and meet friends. Odds-n-Ends 3 1 1 HI live here and go to school here. It was close. At the time it wasn't that expensive. e Angela Helton, Special Edu- cation I was born in Elizabethton. I thought it would be nice to come back in the area. - Harriet Cosson, Legal Secre- fary Because she's here. .e Anonymous Top Right: Egg shampoos were a common occurrence during Derby Week activities Below: Cooper Hall residents form a human billboard. Right: Solitude in the amphith- eater. 3 12e0dds-n-Ends Inside or outside . . . Top Left: When there's not a tide slide in the dorm, there's always your basic shaving cream incident. Above: The Future Nuns of America pose for a picture Mo this is not a real groum. Left: Delta Lambda Alpha. Odds-n-Ends 3 13 On campus or off . . . Closeness to home and I like the area ifs located in. e John Flanigan, Photography I'm from Vermont. I lived in Knoxville and E TSU is close, not too far away from home. It's smaller than UT and I don't like UT. - Hunter Wilson, Communica- tive Disorders I heard they had a good computer science department. e Jim Carr, Computer Science Above: The El Club is one of the new hang-outs for ETSU students. Top Right: Some people will do anything to get in the yearbook, to include forming a human pyramid. Right: One of the many bands to hit Johnson City this year was at the Fe. Far R'ght: Another Johnson City favorite is the Red Pig. Far Bottom Right: Students have several options when it comes to dancing in Johnson City, the Tu La Fe is only one of them. 3 14o0dds-n-Ends By yourself or with others, ETSU is the place to be. Odds-n-Ends 3 15 The BUCCANEER Yearbook staff would like to take this opportunity to thank the sponsors of the 1981 BUCCANEER for their continued support a! 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CustodiaI 55mm mm 5397557 3:3;8151 M3395??? 65151 W I703 807 75 UnICOI 37792 83663? mamas 377719575767 37660 it 5 not always 00537715 whci' get rated at ETSU as these girts prove whiIe rating ETSU ys weth dtffermgopmlons ' 5 5, ors In the 1981 BUCCANEEFI tier: of 73700933 and temps are ac; ,m , ks Ali divisaon hamacornmg, yeIlow-Qranget 330 and 30 per- ; cent red!100 perce , y ' 4 Kmon 15201 Kelty green t,- openmg sectioh is done :77 proceszs color inks, 60 perCent blue 100 percent yeIIQw wdh copy- , and heads reversed In proCess yieIicw p;60,0 5, t 1nder347. ttAction and reaction, ebb and flow, trial and error, change -- this is the rhythm of living. Out of our over-confidence, fear; out of our fear, ctearer vision, fresh hope. And out of hope-progresslt -Bruce Barton ETSU acted and reacted to the changes thrown at it as the year moved on. It went through stages of trial and error, adjustment and readjustment in learning to live with the Changes it underwent. It became university policy to sit through a bomb threat and hotd class as usual, except for those students who opted to put their lives before their grades and left the classroom when the threat was announced. ETSU learned how to move with the times and grow with the times and somewhere atong the wayt it taught a few students how to do the same. It survived a year of changes, more numer- ous it seemed than in years past. The semes- ter system was firmly implanted as a way of life and the new president, who had finatly adjust- ed to his new surroundings, was able to sit back and relax for a Iittle while before new Changes came along requiring his attention. Top Right: Now as we close, we look through the window Center: Sports saw the addition of three new varsity sports: from which we opened the 1981 Buccaneer. to see the wrestling, volleyball and soccert Middle Right: Academics changes at East Tennessee State University. Middle Left: and Administration saw many new tnnovative and wetlv Renovations were made on Carter and Cooper dorms as appreciated changes from our new University President wet! as an addition to the physicat plant, Ronald Better. Right Center: Organizations took a more active part in campus activities 348eCIosing Moving on . . . Left: Anne Tittle and Beth Bass relax and copy notes be- tween ctass. Above: The Gteek organizations took on a new air on Above: Despite decreasing enrollment, classes went on campus this year as they pulled together, and for the first time under semesters, a finals week was addedx Closing 349 We are restless because of incessant change, but we would be frightened if change were stoppedi -Lyman Lloyd Bryson If change were ever to stop, how duH life would be. Imagine spending the rest of your life at this very moment in time. Change is hfrightening, but the prospect of life without change is even more so. At ETSU, change came and it went, bring- ing fear and hope and progress, all the way along moving on toward a brighter future. Top Right: A new addition to the physical plant made this wall longer and as we did this year. the wall moved on. Above: The parties went on this year the same as always but time had to be set aside to study. 350h0103ing Everythmg changes contin- but;a,record oI change. And it here had been very few changes in: the past. there 'vloiuld have been of hist9ry to Write? little . -Jawaharial Nehru III: was the history of ETSU, 21980-81 , Itch. new IeLbLirLth oi Spirit in BIIccaneeLrLsL Was enlightLeLnIed - by the LcLheerleade Abe : Semesters brought many ap- L ptedafedchanges mg with these was another month of summer Sun and rune scenery. Sara SIsL'son. Alisha Cam and 39 , Raiey areL partimpating in a male rating system behInd one Hali during faIIL quarter; goats stopped and men owed Ihemselves off for a oneL 010 rating or as you see Closing 935 1 It's always sad to see a good thing come to an end and watching the final deadline for this annual pass by is no exception. There were problems this year, like any 5 other, and headaches and disagreements among editors and photographers,but the problems were ironed out, ruffled feathers were smoothed and somehow, after months of hard work, a book such as this emerged. This year's staff had the experienced and the inexperienced, with me probably being i the least experienced of all when it comes to yearbook techniques. i know them now, waver, and if ever again I'm out in a situa- tion requiring knowledge of multiples, signa- 352hio , u tures and bleeding pictures off pagesi H have problems. Without the support of this year's staff, I'd not have made it through the year in one piece; but thanks to them and their willing- ness to compromise, this book came out with a consistent theme and organization. My thanks to them. I've enjoyed my years here at ETSU and watching them pass by and draw to a close is sad in many ways. We enjoyed the people We met, the friends live made, the exper- ience - and yes, even the headaches, I've survived after two years on the East Tennes- seean and this year on the Buccaneer. My: tit ; them whom 'I 'can,t possmly , folks at University Relations'for u ,t ing when I was late to work; to Jo's L compromising with us so we could gs we wanted in this 'book; to Dr. Hiilia might not even ttgreen ink this book Perry for his support and for giving me rein in what i wanted to do in this bid Bob for selling enough ads to make Dr. ryts free rein mean something; to Eiain putting up with my cranky moods and plaining when things didn't go righ most of all to Joe for always being i when I needed him and for always listfe' $5259 1 $29 5 s. 3:... A,' a 15.5. L uh, . haw? . , a P . :me Ff 53.123. , .3. i, .i W 3.. 3 V ?wk x. The North Carolina mountains are but a short distance away from ETSU which allows students to make skiing trips during the win- ler. Carl Forester . Tanya Green .. Pamela Curtiss Kenny Bruce . . Karen Sparks . . Tammy Kooch . Eddie Shell . . . . ...... Classllndex Editor Connie Jeffers . Donna Hill ..... Donna Gentry . Murvin Perry . . . Photographers: Ron Campbell Becky Elliott John Flanigan Dean Fowler Jim Horton Mike Jackson Writers: Judy Daugherty Sandy Ketron Lorna Louder Artist: Dee Taylor 1981 Buccaneer Staff: Cathy Buchanan . . . . . . ......... Editor ........ Managing Editor ..... Photography Editor ..... Student Life Editor ........... Sports Editor ...... Academics Editor ..... Organization Editor ........... Greek Editor ............ Copy Editor ....... ...........Typist . ............... Advisor Bridget Mills Todd Perry Russell Smith Michael Snapp Diana Stotser Scott Wood Phoebe Shagan Mike Wattenbarger