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

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hAbKV ibebSbbNbb thbbbbbbhbb$$b$bbbbibebbbbb' bbhbbhk'h!$Vti. sum bbbbbWVObbbbbbSbb$ibbetVAN hVbebbthebbb - e 9 Dr. Ronald Beller, who fook office in chober a year ago commiffed himself and the Universlfy fo a redirecfion of fhe University's primary mission of serving the region. Affer sfudying fhe Universify in fhe areas of adminisfrafion and sfudenf relations, many changes have been implemented fa redirect E TSUs Since Beller's arrival fhe posifion of Vice Presidenf of Finance and Adminisfrafion has been added, as well as changes in fhe deans of fhe Colleges of Education, Business, and Medicine and fhere were changes in fhe directors of the Kingsporf Universify Center, Afhlefic Deparfmenf, De velopmenf and Alumni Affairs. Another change occurred with fhe arrival of Beller's execufive liaison, Dr. David Tiffany, whose job is To coordinafe universify advancement ther positions open of fhe beginning of fall semesfer were dean of fhe College of Arfs and Sciences and dean of fhe College of Allied Healfh. A search for replacemenfs for fhese fwo posifions along wifh fhaf af fhe Vice Presidenf of Academic Affairs confinued fhroughouf fhe fall. Taking info accounf all fhe changes in administrafive person- nel and the 3.5 percenf increase in enrollmenf despife fhe 23 percenf increase in fuifion, E TSU is on fhe way up. This year also marks fhe firsf graduating class of fhe Quillen- Dishner College of Medicine. These 23 sfudenfs have comple fed fheir fwo years of class work plus two years of clinical work in area hospitals. Medical sfuden fs are very proud fa be a barf of fhe E TSU famIYy, but because of fheir heavy academic load and ofher requiremen fs, fhe y are rarely seen oufside fhe Med School buildings. 1982 marked a redirec fion of the Sfudenf Go vernmenf Associ- afion. Man y new goals were sef by SGA President Jeff Anderson, who saw the beginning of Bill 606 loans and granfs along wifh a new commufer service being insfalled in fhe posf office. Home- coming was sponsored by SGA wifh fhe fheme of Homecoming is as American as Hof Dogs, FootbaIl, Buccaneers and Hallow- een. The fradifional downfown parade was replaced by on- campus displays and on-campus acfivifies. tarry Smhh, Photo Lab 5 O enln V; THE CAFETERIA LOCATED on the third level of the Unlverslfy p g I by Carl Forester Center Is where many siudenis out most at ihelr meals. It also Editor 5 provldos a place to meet lands and talk over the days' actlvmes. 9 OPENING

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mm ESE. amawmmx WV mramunmmmwmmawqg6 Table of Contents - STUDENT lIFE Section Orientation 12 Inflation 14 Fashions 16 Dorms 22 Rush 26 Food 28 Dating 32 Games 34 Weekends 36 Johnson City 38 Night life 42 Concerts 46 Miss BUCOANEER 50 Miss 5150 54 Homecoming 58 lectures 70 Plays 66 Holidays 72 Graduation 88