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

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The mural on the wall of the Seahorse has caught the attention of many passersby. These restaurants, bless their hearts, usual- ly have good food and give the student a break from everyday food. After drinking, eating, and concert going, you won't have a complete evening until you stop and dance awhile. Two-stepping and good dance music is available at most places close to campus. What ever you do - plan on spending some money. Whether you're a cou- ple of girls on the loose or a few guys out to party, nothing's free these days. When you begin counting up your funds for your party efforts - you discover that there just isn't enough for a party this week and food next week. You then resort to a quick phone call to Mom and Dad, explaining to them that textbook expenses were unbelievable this semester. Money problems solved ttemporarilyi, you plan your night life. , Go for it!!! You only thopefullyi go through college life once - why not make it the best time of your life!! tAll Photos by Terry Rowelh Nightly Treks i 29

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28 t Student Life The Toga Party. First introduced in National Lampoon's Animal House by the immortal John Belushi; a tradition lives on. wam MW, u gm Marl : KWMM Two wild and crazy guys out looking for some fun at drinks, people, and good times make it worth their wild. the Seahorse; the

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WILBUR: B.S.O.C. You can't help but to love them. One frolicking around our campus is enough to catch your eye as you walk to class. Wilbur is one such squirrel. The competition for B.S.O.C. was stiff this year with a lot of entries. Wilbur Q. Squirrel was Chosen on the basis of his social and community work with underprivileged squirrels, his uncanny ability to jump the creek, and finally his secured stock of nuts for the winter. Other squirrels like Wilbur are pretty funny. They pop out from under bushes and dart from trees when you least expect them. They can make you look over your shoulder as to say, what was that? Sometimes you can hear the little rascals, but do not see them because they are under the leaves doing whatever it is they do. Every once in a while you see the little rodents chasing each other around the trunk of a tree. Occasionally, you might get a beady eyed look from one of them as if they were saying, What are you doing walking across my playground? For our campus squirrels this is their playground as well as their home. Did you ever wonder what squirrels think of us humans? I think the poor little creatures are con- fused. I certainly would be if one day a human threw me some bread for my tummy when the next day threw a stone to try to break my little bones!!! Of course Wilbur doesn't have that kind of pro- blem, being B.S.O.C. and all. Wilbur Q. Squirrel goes for his mor- ning constitutional. tTerry RowelD 30 i Student Life