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9U uuuun AM A 1986 BUCCANEER EAST TENNESSEE VOLUME 74 STATE UNIVERSITY Published by: 0 - 1911-1986 rheBucconeer 1 , - , 0 , - L 1 ,1 H ' 1 0 , - , r .- - 9 Staff TRADITION . VISION Department of Communication PO. Box 23530A ETSU Johnson City, TN 37614-0002 16151 929-4249 Advisor: Dr. Murvin H. Perry Editor-in-Chief: Kim Reece A COMING OF AGE Corning of Age is o tribute to the institution, East Tennessee Store University, ond the people and region it serves. Reaching out to students is only one ospect of the university's life. The upper Eost Tennessee-Southwest Virginio oreo reops doily the influences exerted by ETSU. Students ond foculty ore in- volved in aspects of political, religious, and social life of the region. The university not only educates, but entertains 05 the Blue Thunder Kim Reece roors into the Mini-Dome ond the Jozz Singers sing the blues. Fons ot the bollgomes support the Bucs twin or losey ond new doctors ore given to the region with every graduating class of the Quillen- ? Dishner College of Medicine. Morigolds, tulips, 0nd daffodils Getting away from the books, Louro brighten the university by odding o Roinwoter enjoys on afternoon or the spork of color to the traditional Iond- Veterons Administration's duck pond. scoping of the campus, 2 OPENING Sharon Key Taking a few minutes from her busy schedule, Robin Corhey visits 0 resident of the Veterans Administration. Corhey is o junior from Bristol. We are the World performed by the Jazz Singers during Preview brought the crowd to its feet and tears to everyone's eyes The Jazz Singers per- formed all types of music ranging from 1022 to Rock n' Rollv Kim Reece A COMING OF AGE 3 Hat air balloons were 0 common sight for ETSU students as surrounding communities sponsored bonoon roces throughout the year, . $950M .,.4: ..? . k bee Darren Pinkie's sodo fountain was the site for the Phi Mu's on Skit night Old-timey PhOfOS were 5900' of Soromy Rush. Jenny Hanson, sored by the Campus Activities Stocy Cummings, Diono Purser, BOord during the foil, Freshman Kim Pryor, ond Dory DeWitson Amy Wilder 00d Sondy Morefield pose 05 Civil War rivols. entertain Connie Moles Geoff Durron vn- v- .Um A COMING OF AGE 5 r ... b OPENING Kappa Alpha members Chns SVepp, Scott Greene and Rolph ' Buck ' Bokerv Jr welcome rushees during foil frolernily rush Sharon Key Enjoying theil time rogerhel os Phi Mu Sisters ore Janine Poe, Jenny Henson, Louro Rom wover, Penny Skelron, end We Muler A warm summer evening set the 51096 for the Gene Conon concert Over 150 students and foculry enjoyed the Campus Activmes Boom sponsored even! Chuck Smir Coming of Age realizes that we are seventy-five years old. East Tennessee State hos come from the llNor- ymol School to Eost Tennessee State Teochers College, to East Tennessee State College, to the present. We hove come so for, but as the old cliche goes, have so for to go. We hove not reoched our potentiol - no institution ever does. There will olwoys be chonges for the better and for the worse. These changes, however, con only strengthen the bond of service and Geoff Dutton commitment that East Tennessee State University holds so true. A jungle of fun, ADPi's .; l Sorority Rush skit showed T rushees the llwild side'l of sorority life. Love that lion, Liso Clork affectionately hugs her sorority's moscot - Les Sir Fedel. Kim Miller and Pepper show the Bucconeer spirit at the Homecoming Parade. Shovon Key Robert Frozier A COMING OF AGE 7 Symbols of the old and new. the smoke stocks of EISC ond ETSU are 0 daily reminder of how for ETSU has come. Variety on campus allows each student to develop their own in- dlviduoliry and styles Parking is a pain, as indicated by the lots filled to capacity SGA presidnt, Guy Troywick and other students searched for a solution to the growing problem. Debbie Craig, along with her term Iy, 0nd Seclindo Conty mew members of the Culp Center stem enjoy the Gene Cotton concert. 8 OPENING Coming of Age knows the problems and fears that we have today are the some as the prob- w ieths and fears of yesterday - the threats of war, ekonomic fiUcuotions, and passing 0 final examination. The flowers still bloom, parking tickets are still given out, L feathers still challenge their students to think, and the crowd stills yells for the Blue and Gold. ; East Tennessee State University is coming of age. The pest, present, and future fuse together to form on oc- tuolizotion of the phenomenon of the iiTroditions 0nd ,Vision'k' of the diamond jubilee. From 1911 to 1985 ETSU has had something to prove. And the proof has become evident --- ETSU has come of age. - by Kimberly Reece As on alternate means of Dancing the night away, A great escape from the transportation, students found r Lisa Clark and Scott Gouge en- drudgery of college life is o themselves skateboarding, joy the nightlife that ETSU hos trip to the mountains and o bicycling, and roliet skating to to offer. cooler full of Bottles and their classes Joymes. A COMING OF AGE 9 nd Wide range Qf the student is 0le to dnspiay , Q w.d Q thQ Q57; 0ng m L reach themselves Perhakis T rhis: is Why ETSU A drrrkogtsf studQnts' from i the ; Q United. States 0mm 'OVerirheLWorld; : , g ., Warm rand sunnyh LWeother 5 TS - always; Lo good LexCuseTLto: break: - our me: bicyles after a L long mid winterv ' T 1O STUDENTLIFE ; ' All Photo: By Photo Lab Celebrating ETSU tradi- tions, the annual fireworks display enter- tains students as well 05 the community. The Fireworks wete held dur- ing homecoming week STUDENT LlFE 1 1 ny way you can ge it! Despite efforts to im- prove the situation the parking problem just seemed to get worse this yeon The first big sign of trouble come when of- ficiols ot the Johnson City Foundry warned that they would have to start towing students' cars that were parked in the plonts' parking lot. Dione Groves, manager of office services or the foundry, said that students parking at the plant had been 0 problem before but this year seemed to be worse. The students and Chief Robert Mossmon of public safety agreed that the problem was worse than before. Mossmon attributed the problem to the dorm residents keeping their cars. He said they did not need their cars after the Labor Day breok. Mossmon said the univer- sity was short about 400 parking spaces and en- couraged students to carpool. What ever the reason for the growing problem, 0 group of angered students held a protest in front of the Administration building on Friday, Sept. 20. Guy Trowick, Student Body president, was the main speaker for the protest, which brought out more than 0 hundred students. Asking for the stu- dents' support, Trowick said the SGA wanted to work with the administration to solve the problem. TThe tSGAy needs your support Together we can show the administra- tion we're con- cerned, he We've got to work to solve the problem e not just to think it's going to go away. Severol ideas for eos- ing the situation were suggested. As 0 result of the protest, 0 meeting between the SGA; Dr. Dormon Stout, dean of Student Affairs; and Mossmon was scheduled to discuss the solutions. Kim Reece In an effort to alleviate the parking problem, this lot was reserved specifically for those participating in cor pools. This student voiced his complaints about student teachers. after return- ing from 0 teaching job, being unable to find a parking place soon enough to get to class on time. The local media arrived to film and report on the parking protest. This comeromon gets on overhead view of the scene. m;z;.s;:::::g Kim Reece On behalf of the SGA's attempts to deal with the parking problem, SGA president Guy Trowick was also present or the parking protest. Senior Richie Gray discusses the parking problem with Vice President Dormon Stout. Any way you can get it is sometimes the rule of the parking lot when spaces are scarce 0nd class begins in three minutes. This banner, which was used in the parking protest, signifies the feelings of mony students who must face the problem each day of finding 0 place in which to park their cars Kr mwmwmtczwmgmwmzmwmm smrwm wwmrzizswwg Kevin Hopkins wmw W Geoff Dunon Geoff Durron Students must sometimes find a iorer classes have on endless seorch parking place wherever 0 space through rows of cars for 0 parking can be found to put 0 cor, which place. can mean parking on the gross when the need arises. Another car is zapped with 0 parking ticket due to its owner not Parking lots quickly fill up each putting the cor in on appropriate morning, while those who arrive for parking place Kevih Hopkins 14 STUDENT LIFE sswsizmmzm Geoff Dunon any way . . One of rhe efforts mode was having the physical plant workers pork in the lot in or the driving range and Ierring students pork in the Ior formerly reserved for rhem. This produced many new parking spaces, but they were not very close to any of rhe classes. One of the most con- troversiol ocrions token was making the spaces smaller so more cars could pork in the existing lots. The lines were redrown in sections of some of the lots on campus. Designed for compact and sub-compoc'r cars the spaces were too smell to park in and only mode econ be things worse according ro some students. Even if the parking prob- lem is never solved, there is somerhing good about it e while searching endless- ly for 0 parking spoce or hiking to their classes from 0 parking lot somewhere close to Knoxville, srudenrs comforted by knowing that rhe problem university is shows growing. According to Fred Soucemon, Director of University Reloribns, HThe parking problem is o prob- lem, but it's 0 healthy one. If the Iors were empty, it would be 0 bod sign. - Fronk Cannon rhe Vice president Dorman Stout explains to students the fact that the driving range has been opened up 05 0 parking tor, Some people have to resort to using Hno parking zonesl despite the consequences that moy result in such actions. Students wait on the steps of Burgin E. Dosserr Hall to voice their opinions of the parking situation in o protest that took place on Sept 20, 1965. Geoff Dunon Imzsztgf mi??? so A fire- ohd bIImsIone eVorIge'IIsLI horongued a crowd , of StudenIs on Ihe Town be- , tween the Cqu UtherSIIy ' , Center Wednesday ,ofILeLrnoon,- , Iober 'fIcers asked him Io sIopL L whoremongers - He Ioised his arms Io HeQLvLen'L conIiLnudlIy and read frdm Lo BILnLL, LbIe cIenched III hI-s IefI hand as L 0nd Sherrod LIbIcIIyL , L Oc- L , 16, facing Ihe h'osIIIeiL' goIhering fer more Ihqn' Orr hour before Campus SecuIII of- L- and quesriohs from me L, .. BroIheLI JLIm Wher'LI you risk oL Lq'ueLSIILoIIa ,LL' cns'wer' Is IIoLI simpie enough foI your SImPIIShCL he fended off IroIe' commehIsL L IghLI c LILLLcIe of more than 100 Udehrs; LoroLund him frequenrly bULLrSTL, iInIo song -LSpLLcLIII of a quII IIy, he sbiL'd. I p' och ocIo'sLS Ihe country'LL Who me yOu Io judge us,' z T , He did stop preoc mg and , L ' the officers left bLLUI they reLILImw- -L ed soon oerrwor'd to find him , - distributing pomphIeIs The CI? fIcers escorIeLd him owfciy in o S'porrolcor ' L The man WhoL 49 m crowd He repIIed condemmng yo IdenILifLILedL LLL LLhimSeIf Lbs EBIOIheI Jim? GIIIeL g 40f EvanvaIle'. Ind, cdndemhed-L L, Ihe sIucIen'IsL of ETSLU 0nd Ihet L Greek organizations In por- LL LILILcuLlLor, os whores origi- igbve him a mOIorcycIe IhoLI Le SQId I Sold for 0 good pro- , $33M k L by 'GoLd Is perfect III IhIs we The other kind Is moLmI perfe 353k ??gqegiggW $12 :vIEIZIIggng I WWII and perIeCI LLBLLIcItLheI Jim IcIseLsL his arm Io heoLyLLen L, H9 ILOTGI' ddHGd 05 he sings exulrotion Land sites BIbIIcoI Sdtnff ,I aiv WEE 33w 6, I Every Jehoveh' Ls WIInesLs IsLL eu54 a2 :3 m g m? m MI I 22:5;,I -pLossoges omid Ld LLhOSIIIeL goIheIIngL ' IheL Lady Essence L IIWhL'oL LaLILeLyLoLu Id jLleLgeLus? ' st oVLLLL L Lfrom the cI'owd Here L L consIonI ech one sILuLdenI L, Lourhority, LonIyL LLLmL be ILnsLuIIedL by 0 L remoIkL on how SIUdenILs ore ImpoIIean - 'L to the L LILongeIL L ' qUeSIions. L L L sIudehI - 5m? L, -cLLeILILencLe,' he said OI one poInI LQIeIL, remdrking m how the L damned L'LLESpeCIQHy Michael Jackson, Gilles dId, not hesitate to inSLLLJIf IL eckt ers, and his Iolk was punc- omega PsLI' Ehi IIIIIe-SIsIer LY'o'IILJndo L L'IuLoIeLd LWIIh Iirgdes OQOILPST meL Cro'ssthIe defends the repLULIoIIonL of L Io heII, he said Idrer said was 0 I085 am : Wm m9 occuior 5533;375ng 8;? 3:3: QeSgaWN 5:38:33: $33: a , v a. w , , , $$$$me , 3:33 g WWW: M: N: am : , W m Mm N 3:32: 9115?: $3 $5: 4 3:239:31; '3 m m :3 EM 3., , Wm Fwwx g; as: p m ass? a :3:: : :gggggigg? ENNX unmask , n3? m MW :1, m Q mamgwb , swank agmwvgrgwngyg 33:? wt: 3:227; : 3 3:? $33342 a 2mmmuw K mum nguvanivuaszk 4 am Q n s w 333$? mmme WWWWWWM . 3 xymmsi : 5:43: 3m $333: Wwwm? 49 E3 . win? , 4 Mmm , a W? 9 3m a:vmmmem 33$ $33 m, ?Sg: Nm 4 2: 3?? :sz; L : aw, Kim Reece Klm Reece Kim Reece 18 STUDENT LIFE A photo: by Kim Reece Geoff Dutron PARTY 19 20 STUDENT LIFE ; mm 7,, .... 'I w ,7 AI! Photh by Kim Reece I Joe Duhkel -,relis everybody about his mddified four'wheel drive truck. D00 Doc Run Run wos Don Bellor's fribute to Mexican food. W'The Cabbage Patch Doll Horror Firm starring Linda Blair was por- trayed by Anthony Griffith. an Bella: insists that he knows what peopie soy about him when he waiks by. HWE CAN MAKE YOU LAUGH! 21 Good Goldy'bofsk hnd gir'iLsGGwere L - treated to on alm05t true to life' ' copy of Hank Wdhoms fr 22 STUDENT LIFE Sode. You can be wont to be in the n that has swept; M and the campus. H : Mony people becoming srors. Th of glitter and rh , donce in their head the majority of 0; become the phek known 05 lip-syn television show HPu the Hits finally let- stors show their 5th AIR BANDS 23 24 STUDENT LIFE Al Photos by Kim Reece AIR BANDS 25 SPELUNKING FOR THE FUN OF In Sullivan County, somewhete outside Bluff City, there's a posture. it's a posture just like so many others in East Tennessee, but if you follow it Out towards the South, it comes to an end. There's 0 sheer drop, hundreds of feet of limestone wall, to the ground below. it's not a solid well, though. There are two gaping holes in that wall, holes that lead down to the inside of those beautiful rolling hilts. Equipped with expendable clothes, two floshiights and some strange devices known as carbide lamps, we descend- ed into the subterranean lobyrinth known as Morrell's Cove. The lamps, I should say, burn 0 gas given off by com- bining with calcium corbide. I had brought about a quart of the stuff, which is 0 lot. There were four of us: myself, my photographer, her and the for- Coker, C stoiwart fellow who was 0 good man to have at your side going well, or when they were going friend Ted Hali midabie T. Cecil when things weren't great, for that matter. The lower entronce was a dead end, with no way of get- IT! ting past the stream that flowed into it, so we went into the upper. it sloped shorpiy down into 0 large chamber that curved out of sight into the left. inside, we discovered that the Curve straightened out into 0 long room, so long that our lights couldn't reach the other end. The first few hundred yards or so were pretty easy going. We had a smooth floor of dried mud, curving only slightly downward, with the ceiling about 7 feet high. It was a bit oiorming to see huge slabs of rock that had opporentiy peeled off the roof and fallen to the floor. We could even see cracks in the roof where the next layer was getting ready to come off. . It was about here we storted to see bats clinging to the woils and ceilings. We counted 10 in all. We didn't bother them and they didn't bother us. We kept seeing what looked like side passages. Usually, reflecting off water Graduate and Medical School Students STUDENT LIFE though, when we tried to follow them, they deod-ended otter a few yards, We shone our lights through 0 large crack in the floor and sow them an underground stream, no doubt, maybe the one from the other entrance. It was 40 feet below, though, and there was no way to get to it. A bit later, Tony shouted he had found 0 way down Through a very tight squeeze- twisting crowiwoy, we found our way down to a chamber, long and consisting entirely of o ten-foot wide stream and a thirty-toot wide beoch. it went back in the direction that the other entrance had been. We nodded in satisfaction and went back to the main passage. About this time, we began to run into characteristic cave for- mations, staloctites, staiogmites and columns. It took noture literally millions of years to eat Morreil's out of solid limestone. The resulting formations look 0 lat iike melted wax, but it took that wox a very long time to melt. We came to 0 place where 0 huge column, probably hunn dreds of thousands of years old, almost entirely blocked the passage. The easy path ended, ond we found ourselves picking our way across a floor strewn with jumbled heaps of boulders. The ceiling was about 80 feet above our heads. ADAMS-HABEEB SPELUNKING 27 Graduate and East Tennessee provides several locations for those who like to spend their leisure time looking through coves. 28 STUDENT UFE SPELUNKING Then, a low, flat room with 0 flat slob in the middle, notes had been left where someone had camped here. I had trou- imogining sleeping with 10,000 tons of rock over my rising off of flommoble Ponic: we began to run back the way we had come, trip- ping and stumbling over the worrying about where we put our feet or honds; just running. We werenit thinking about bots, or mud, or scraped honds, we were only thinking about getting back through the cove. Further ponic was added to our flight when our lights began to dim. The gas in our lomps was running low, and all our spore corbide had been left by the stream. The flashlight bot- teries were going too. I didn't wont to imagine try- Off to one side of this room, we found the stream again, this time it ran way up ahead, with no end in sight, and it looked like there was 0 solid beach to walk on the entire woy. Then disaster struck. While crossing the stream on some rocks, l slid off into the water, almost entirely submerged in water. I wasn't worried about getting myself wet, but l had 0 plastic bog full of calcium cor- bide in my pack backpack. We could all hear it hissing. I pulled the bog out of my backpack and threw it on the It was going like 0 bucket full of olko-seltzer, and we could see the thick fumes The carbide lomps went out. The flashlight batteries were getting dim, so l suggested we shut them off and paused to let them regother their power. If Hoire-Willioms worse come to worst, we could get out using Lono's camera flash unit. As we sot panting in the dork, hoping the flashlight would lost, we realized that it would lost and that it wasn't totolly dork. We were within 100 feet of the entrance, and the light from outside wos shin- ing around the corner. We laughed and climbed back up to the light of day, breathing in great lungfuls of clean, fresh air. Later we took core to rinse the cove spores out of our throots. Some people soy Listerine or Scope kills them foster, but l prefer the slower method: Budweiser. lt took several hours to kill them all, but I think it was worth the ex- tro effort, just to be on the safe side. - Ralph Dosser SPELUNKlNG 29 One of the things that Kim their inreresr in writing. Mrs. daughter is the editor. Kim is 0 May with 0 degree in 30 STUDENT LIFE seen taking it ir music listenv nor for music, oiso o in ROOM 31 The downtown area of Johnson City has become seemingly desolate due to the expansion and concen- tration of business in the north Johnson City, Market Street, Erwin hiwoy and ET- SU areas. In the early years, the only department stores were located in the downtown area. Drug stores with soda fountains and the lunch counter or Woolworths were the main attractions at noon os shop- pers and soles clerks took their lunch breaks. Mothers in their pill box hots pulled their children to Kings for new school clothes, and ET- SU students strolled from store to store to pass the time. The Movie theaters and shoe stores have since been replaced with second hand clothing and pawn 32 STUDENT LIFE shops. Mosengills, 0 long time friend of the downtown area, still re- mains 05 the most successful store. Mosengills corries ex- clusive lines of fine clothes. Other stores include Ben's Sports Shop, Wallace Shoes, and Anderson's. But most of these shops are moving to the north Johnson City area, also. The City of Johnson City is currently planning a renovation of the downtown area to im- prove the surroundings and to hopefully lure business in. The parking garage will soon be turned into the new Washington County Courthouse and this should bring in new interest. But, with all the effort, the downtown areas con- not compete with the con- venience of llmolls. e Kim Reece The downtown area, despite efforts on the port of the city and merchonrs, has become on oreo of pown shops and second hand clothes stores New efv forts, however, are being put into lur- ing businesses to the area. ?:???:?ng $2 3 W :5 4; 4: Nam a: m w DOWNTOWN 33 34 STUDENT LiFE Coming to help 0 After a tragic auto accident, Mike Morrow wos ieft poro: iyzed. Mike, who was 0 from member of the boseboii teem, coneer end his family were faced with 0 long road which was crowd- ed with more obstacles thon bridges. After every- one realized how serious Mike's injury was, the Mon- 0 g e r s o n d Trainers Club decided that something should be done on the port of the students to help ease the finoncioi responv sibilities thot Mike's long hospitoi stoy w soon dads reolly op- Ierters and we sometimes there seem to be enough The day for writing '5 when the tele in handy. 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The Hummels ore Roriton, New Jersey. hos o torge produced by Goebe! of West collection of spoons. hl have 0 Germany. spoon from every state We Another interesting collection on visited, plus some from other campus belongs to Lisa Warren significant places in our country, and Donna Seelton, freshmen from she said. Among the totter ore Greenevilte. Their coilection is of spoons from Monticello, Thomas Rick Springfield memorabilia. Jefferson's home, and the hBig Ap- Posters, tour books, tapes, photo- ple New York City. Her collection graphs and newspaper clippings numbers overthirty. make up 0 huge coltection that Another collector on campus is covers the watts of their dorm Jacquelyn Nosco, o senior from Arl- room, with 0 note pod on the front ington, Virginia. While stationed in door reading Rick Springfield West Germany 05 o sergeant in the Museum. United States Army, she began 0 Collecting can be 0 very en- collection of trivets 0nd Hummel joyobie hobby. Anything and figurines. At present her collection everything can be collected. Even of trivets, 0 form of hot plate, con- thot pile ofjunk in the corner of the sists of five unique brosstrivets. Her room c0uld hold some very in- collection of Hummels consists of tetesting collections. Just think four. hHummei was 0 nun tiving oboutit. WW wewaam kt mu 4 mm m 49 Kg gleam 'znmn magiu t 33:: m n?gzszgzzz gggmgsgq 32 4 Kg mm m g A x a g: m z igwggg; rwggmggwg t 3 m4 MW: e W W i m. kg m 34 2:9 349 N? we: 3 m :23 gm ?ggy :2? at :$ W W meai: 393m t w L15 sit me E m: m: to 2.9 aw; 3m mm ems Mdfmti Waves. ?:Wmm m? is v m --- Jodi Nelson MW e Wm as Kim mm: :9 9 g gt $ng iw 2 ha s azgmge Maggy; as we e t 6: Cute, cuddly beers are 0 must for true, dyed in the wool stuffed animal collectors who wont to hove a complete collection. wt? mg: a m? Posters, 0 must for any college dorm room, come in 0 wide varie- ty to suit any collector's taste. 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Both instruments should be concise, precise, applicable to the job sought, and appealing to the eye. The rule of thumb is that the resume should be one page in length for every ten yeors of work experience. The resume should be typed and copied onto 0 good quality of paper. The resume should con- tain pertinent information such as name, address, telephone number, 0 work objective, educational background, work experience covering the lost five yeors, honors and oc- tivities, and names of persons who have agreed to write let- ters of reference. The letter op- You can't expect to get ojob unless you hove 0 Resume that reads plicotion also should be limited to one page, but should attract attention and interest. The first paragraph cites the position in which the writer is in- terested and how information about the opening was gathered. The second paragraph stores reosons for wonting to work for that por- ticulor employer and documents confidence that you possess the necessary quolifico- tions. The third refers the reader to the enclosed resume and emphasizes relevont personal quolities not mentioned elsewhere. The closing porogroph should request the response desired such 05 the possible date for on interview. There are no hord and fast rules other than 0 resume cor- ries pertinent information in 0 limited amount of spoce. The way to make 0 resume stand out from hundreds of others is for it to be neot, organized, and free of spelling and grom- moticol errors. 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MM $331M: Wise a Ma 98 tizimmeimigm k x m WM ah Woman The hint of donget odds to the exotement of totttng down 0 nver of roging wotert tossing ond turntng the tntlotoble roft 6XP6Rl6HCQ Pt TASTE; OF DANGER AND FUN WHITe WATER RAFTIHG Wet. Cold. Hord Work. Teom work. Exhilorotion. right! Dig in, dig in. Splosh! We mode it! All right! Poddie hard if you hove ever been white water rofting you con probobly remember those soundsv You pro- bobly also remember the tired aching muscles the next doy. Whitewatet rotting is quickly becoming one of the most popuior outdoor sports in America. For 0 smoil fee, you con spend the day at one of the many new tof- ting sites in the oreo. Two of the most popular tofting places in the area ore the Nolichucky River and the Ocoee River. With names like Hell Hoie 0nd Devil's Revenge, these courses provide 0 challenge for even the most experienced tofters. Luckityy you dont hove to foce the river olonet An experienced guide rides on eoch toft ond instructs eoch person on the fine points of tof- ting. Eoch person is given 0 helmet, o peddle, and instructions on what to do if they foil out of the roft. HKeep your heod up and your feet pointing down riveri' Fortunotely, those instructions ore rorely ever used Rotting is o relatively fun ond sofe way to spend the doy. - Brendo C. Goodman SENIORS Turner, Shonnon - Physico! Ed; Turmeue, Jonet - Elem. Ed. Tyler, Steven James - Graphics and Design Tech. Uehlein, Patrick m Criminoi Justice Upchurch, Lori - Home Ec. Vance, Zone .. Physical Ed. VonNosrtond, Norman ... Monogement Woldroup, William F . e Monogement Walker, Janet L, w Medical Assistant Walker, Wendy 6. -- Marketing Walters, Greg - Moss Comm. Waiters. Kristi .. Physical Ed Wotton. Suson -- EnglisWHiStory Wompler, Robert B. w Accounting Word, Angeto - Environmento! Health Word, Leslie A. .. Biology Word, Tino R. - Pole Science Watson, Terri w Polt ScUCrim. Just. Weaver, Undo - Broadcasting Webb, Tomi .. Elem Ed. Weems, Leslie - Accounting West, Cynthio M, e Moss. Comm Westbrook, LeeAnne - Rodiologic Tech. Weston, Dione - Manufacturing Eng, White, Tommy -.- Speciol Ed. Whitakery Bonnie Ellen M Specie! EdjElem. Ed. Whittaker, David -- Electronics Tech. 44 STUDENT LIFE money Christmas season nothing during this This is especially dif- the students who do getring a job. They ore special , dependent on buying some time saving for tuition and it is difficult students not to dip savings to buy on season, , does have people. It nd friends or least for 0 this it is soy, Ah what is Christmas, 7 M. Horton hear the who stops wont for in the who saw this the bookstore. fun forevet, this shows his CHRISTMAS TIME 45 He's the type of guy on inconspicuous makes one w he's been Up to nor on the practice or playing field, he can be pool or hanging out w i r h h i 5 friends. 6 e o r g e Cimodeviilo's career as 0 Buc begon 1983 Mou , . begon innocently with Buddy Sosser or helm for his first year. From then on, George's imprese sive punring obiliry bring onemion in 1985, oil of the hours which George ETSU's own dy bie Campbell , have be Buc 46 STUDENT LIFE Abborr-G STUDENT LIFE 47 Juniors 48 STUDENT LlFE xfim Gokey -- MarksE i maxi? Nb Namw L fr 19m elyeS: Trey doing the rails or bar hopping. But .0150 Qiiow. o personsEyL Creativity ro flow into such 'jourlers 0L5 trashing motels ,r-gnd leavingg mu of DobbsL , Sad hyroUghfourLsfofes; Upcn Lytigmplerionaof, n his - L 7,51: PhStLosbijsvmzia LL L lwosL Son ,Sexperience never j Semember L05 0 port Ofymy college days forever? 'invbsveg itieS that normally seem S; sff road trip; Greg Walters L mmenmdi LE-SRLoodtrippinS I will- forget 0nd wit! With roodtrips toL Furmon, S S ' UNL GSorgio Southern, Ken-L S-tucky and Western Coroiino one couldm help but be in the pony mood, , Foerer ELTSU stuLdLeLntL Tracey SimLcox roLoLdtrLipped tLoL L Mme FU'rmdn' game Lro sUpport the BUCS L L The 5:0de LofL fonS th foiloLWed the Bucs Wash rL , that big, bUt they were proUd of their team ' , LL ETSUL fans faceiLdL o hoSriLle Morshol! Lchowd bUf theL' BuccaneerS remained spOnSmoner throughon the CO A GREAT Beclminci Every year new students face the exciting and often frightening transition from high school to coi- iege life. Preview successfully pro- vides a cushion for this experience that could otherwise prove to be a devastating culture shock. Preview is conducted by en- thusiastic Upperciassmen that are under the direction of Ms. Sally Thomas. Together they plan and carry out fun-filied events that act cur during this four-day o'rientation program. The participants are divided into groups with an average of fifteen Ceiebrating students and a Preview leader. In these - groups, laSting friendships are made as these students share and discuss decisions that must be made concerning problems and crises that they may face during the year. Preview leaders also conduct a campus tour for their group. This proves to be extremely beneficial as the student begins to find his own way around campus. Quite unusual, but definitely far from boring is Piayfair. Matt Winstein, of Piayfair inc., introduces a new way to dance, and sends everyone on a trip to outer space. He gives eVery- Tradition one the opportunity to receive a standing ovation hand to be the master of two slaves. Family Feud,LSUrvivai Skits, and Fun; and Games are just three of the; many activities of Preview that ailowi new students to meet people and: become better acquainted with com; pus activities. a j Preview gives college life a great beginning. Preview participant Mike Miller says, Hi really enjoyed Preview. it was well organized and was a fan- tastic introduction to college iife. -- Annette Kelley; i and Vision through the Preview Banner competi- tion, members of Mary Stuart's small group provide the finishing touches to their poster. iiHow to be a liver, not a Gallbladder of Life, was the topic for Michael Broome. Broome travels around the country with his special style of humor and motivation techniques. 50 STUDENT LIFE Enjoying he: first days: of, coliege Clife or Preview. Mountain City'ncrive; Sandy hosted Preivieiw 's- Morefield triesro control the bottle Of the L-Eorrh Boil during the field ' Zeventy FRESHMAN PREVIEW 51 tampetltion. 'Noncyk'L 0,, e donCingy's lsjtoEBett'e Midle '4 , the'sAndrew' Sister's: ' i' i , i BugleBo 'r ' L ' I47W Time goes by so fast. It seems that it was only yesterday when I was honored by receiv- ing the Miss Buccaneer title. Be- ing Miss Buccaneer has been 0 very bright spot in my life. To so many people I owe 0 great deal of thanks. My parents, who I love so very much, for putting up with me on the night of the pogeont. My two sisters, Kim and Koren, end my special sister, Trocy, for helping me put on my makeup and carry my clothes, and my brother Todd, for being my Klm Reece 52 STUDENT LIFE biggest fan. To Vickie and An- dreo, for supporting me when I entered the pogeont last year. To my wonderful occomponist, Tim Morrell, thanks for all your time and effort. I would like to thank the Buc- coneer Staff for oil the support and kindness throughout my reign this post year. A very special thanks goes to Greg Walters. Greg, you've given me so much it w0uld take 0 lifetime to repay y0u for oil the times you've let me hang around the office when I didn't have anything to do, end when you've encouraged me and told me I could make it. You've mode my year 05 Miss Buc- coneer o memorable one, and without you, I would hove never been known. I will always love and cherish you. Finally, I would like to wish my successor the best of luck. If her yeor turns out to be anything like mine, shels in for 0 time shelll never forget. To all of these people, I soy thank you and I love you. - Debbie Pierson Lorry Smith , met audience With hat 1 own L compa . 'y rion; Wold Toke MyHgndf The Miss Buccqn began its third dz? Istence April 11, 1 coneer offer on celebration Wth look back to the 19 54 STUDENT LIFE IIBoogIe, oogIe, oogIe! Heading for the beach and par- tyIng the nIght away Is 0 na- tional Institution that all college students Indulge In. The age old trodItIon of basking In the sun and beer snorkeling has been traced back to the days of ol' - at least to our parent's col- legedoys. The student's quest for the fountoIn of fun tusuolly In the SunshIne State of Florida and the beaches of South CorollnoI began too late In the sememster and ends too soon. Florida, which sets new records In attendance every spring break, features the AtIontIc's Ft. Lauderdale, Doytono, and MIomI beaches. These popular sun spots draw student's from as for away as Woshlngton State and UCLA. The beaches are crowded. the clubs are crowded, the motels are crowded -- but It Is said that anywhere two or more college students on spring break are gathered together, there shall ensue 0 party. The only thIng we dId at the beach was; meet MorInes -- but we had fun! sold Stephanie Rosenberger, It roIned the whole time, so we had to create our own excitement. GeorgIo and South Corollno provIde a closer road ttIp for those who wont more fun and sun. The ever popular Myrtle Beach and Hllton Head oreo provide crowds and great golf and tennis. Savannah and Tybee Island are more laid back, except when all the area's Army, Navy, and Alr Force men are on the loose. But to prove the old saying false that you can't get too much of a good thIng, spring break ends. The convertible tops are put back on, the new tons begin to fade, and Mr. and Ms. CoEd remember that fInols are, In fact, a reality. - Kim Reece mvtwy Lozydokyskbnfhe beach Iri-L voivex not Only catchlng toys but watching. for that someone spedol whojusrmlghfvycnlkby. Jean Rash dud Dione Bennett enjoy the downwwfrom Tmnqulllty, somerhlng not wltnessed by many on sprlng break, can be found on the Islands of Georgia and South Carolina. SPRING BREAK 55 taking extra classes or we is g ; but for some it washers - L, concerhinLg why the tours werei ' Thissummer, white peopie I token he said It is oh impoI-L were on crUises, ,iying'x on beaches; and, having barbie LL,qIJes some students from LETSU attended classes in France and USpuin. other were just interestedi learning more about foreign, ;' languages and countries Teachers and students who - , participated agreed tthotIheILe is no; othetwyoy find out about L, other countries than to go; I , abroad and experience other'- CUlIuresL. The students said that after returning they had 0 new outlook on the United StoresI , Dr. loves Bozoh, the Spanish instructor, said he , thinks these- visits to foreign ionds provide 0 service to the university and: communities because the ,- students are exposed to the dif- ferent lifestyles and cultures. . it heips the students to get to- know the ways of life in other- countries and helps the students , appreciate our own cultures L here in the United States, he, , said. He Loiso mentIoned thoiI the , night life in Spain was different 7 from ours. Spaniards begin their dinner between the hours of 9' and 11 p.,,m wheIeos Americans traditionally begin, ,eotIng between 5 0nd 9 p m After 11 pm. is when the night life' begins and they may go through the entire night This Is why yow finds Spaniards taking siestos The French oiso have 0 dif- , ferent night life' IhOane do. The parties can go on, all night and the French don't drink as Americans do. They drink socioi- I iy, not to be intoxicated. In speaking with ZoyosBozon 56 STUDENT LIFE tont task for me to do as Q foreign teacher The o'n'iy Ways cthot my sfudehts con Iediiy: y Lieom a great deal obeut the. Some of these Students Were, foreign language majors 00d Cuitures is to take them there L-' and experience '-.Ihemselves To study , cOuntrLiLes is on ideoi Woy fer the - students to Team the language ropidly.': Dr Steye Dock, Lon ihStruLthoLL in the Trench; department, said he enjoys taking xStudentsf to France and that he has oiwoys had 0 great gIou'p each time , , There are 10 to 15 people LL- iLoITOWed to go On each trip - . One might say, fiWhOI if i have jnever had any I 5' tonguoges before couldi'shi , participate? The answer is yes These students- onid fottend fbrmol classes and Would receive nine semester hours for these classes The porrIproLrIts ottehd for-' L moi ciosses in the mornings and - , tour doting the 'ottemoons and 0nd evenings. The studentsL' , - ,who participate on the FrenCh I Irip visit historical sites such as - L the Louvre, Eiffel Tewer Arc de', Triorhphe, Montmortre Lorin Quarter, Notre Dome and the 'y ChompyEIysees; SnOwyL peaks Land deep: green; L2 'volieys welcome reurists to lnh-e sbruch ALULstrio , With a: smile onLhis Ioce Lctnd L' I . hopefuiiyfriendly bird on WhisLh'eod ,, Ritchie Gray ehjdys his trip to ,- ' LLEIJrope i GILocefILIi bebuty such as the VerLuLJs de Milo are present throughbut the ; wOrIds most famous museum -+- j 'r the LouvIe in Paris Kevin Hopkins A EUROPEAN VACATION 57 58 STUDENT LIFE Wheros, the students who go to Spain visit such historical sites 05 the Royal Palace, Porquedo Retiro, Old City, Prodo Museum and El Rostoi The costs of the trips vary, but there are reosonoble. The trips range between $1,400 to 53,170, this includes three meols 0 day, 0 plone ticket and tours. While speaking with the students about how they felt ob0ut going, Susi Schoeffer sold, 'll didn't know what to expect, I just wanted to learn the dif- ferences between the cultures. Lee Deon sold she thought she wouldn't be speaking 0 lot of French since she didn't speak it. l'l was surprised about how old the building structures were, she said. James Price added that the tronsportoiton was more effi- cient than in the United Stores. l'All the students agreed that everyone should toke 0 foreign language because they need to realize that English is not the only longuoge spoken. They also ogreed that the trips are well worth the money and Lake Chimse, located in Gormish, Germany is 0 popular European or- troction that many Americons enjoy. Europeans love their flowers which is exhibited by the thousands which can be found in the parks. more. Some of the things that most impressed the students were, lithe way the French would drive their cars upon the sidewolks if the troffic wos bod. The fun port is to watch all of the pedestrians scotter out of the way? sold Lee Deon. Susi Schoetfer said that llthe food was greot and the Fren- chmen eat 0 lot healthier than we 05 Americans do. HThe strange thing l thought was when we went to Burger King in France and there were peo- ple there to seat you ond you would end up sitting with peo- ple that you didn't even know. she sold. - Donna Stephenson Members of the University Choir enjoy their free-time during their European vocation. As a tribute of triumph for Napoleon's ormies, the Arc de Triomphe was constructed in the early 1500's. It was the worlds largest orch. Built for on exposition in 1889, the Eiffel Tower is one of the world's most recognizoble tourist ottroctionst Kevin Hopkins me Hopklns Roben Frazier Kevin Hopkins 59 oO STUDENT LIFE On Oct. 17, 23 young women vied for the opportuni- ty to compete in the 1986 Miss ETSU Pageant. By 11 that night when the Miss ETSU preliminary competition came to on end, the 23 had become 10. At 9:45 on Friday night, Nov. 22, the 10 became one as the 19th an- nual scholarship pageant came to a conclusion in the Culp University Center Auditorium. Sonya Renee Guthrie was crowned Miss ETSU 1986 after competitions in interview, swimsuit, talent and evening gown. Sonya is the 23-year-old daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. Ronald Guthrie of Clinton. A 5'6 blond with green eyes, she is a sophomore majoring in dental hygiene. Sonya is a member of Delta Zeta sorority, was fourth runner-up in the 1985 Homecoming Court and is a certified dental assistant. She performed George Gershwin's HRhapsody in Blue on the piano during the talent competition. Tammie Shawn Pinkston, a senior management major, was chosen first runner-Up. She is the 22-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael K. Pinkston of Bristol. Tammie sang llThe Greatest Love of All for her talent presentation. A junior management major with a fashion merchandising emphasis, Gina Yvette Hum- phries was named second runner-up. During the talent competition, she danced to the medley, liLove Theme from St. Elmo's FirelThe Heat is On. Gina is the 22-year-old daughter of Gene and Eleanor Humphries of Kingsport. The new Miss ETSU was crowned by last year's winner, Debbie Jean Pierson. Sonya will receive a $2,500 scholar- ship, which includes a meal ticket from Dobbs House and textbooks from the University Bookstore. The first runner-up will receive a $550 scholarship, while the second runner-up will receive a $450 scholarship. Smiling brightly for the judges, Gina Humphries models an evening gown of her own design During the last competition of the evening, Sonya Guthrie pauses in front of thejudges in her evening gown. As Miss ETSU, Sonya will 'epresent the university at the M1SSTQDOGSSGG Pogeont, on of- t'oot Miss America preliminary, h Jackson this June. Cindy Ann Cupp, o 20-year- otd elementary education mo- ;or was chosen Miss Congeniali- ty by the contestants. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James E Cupp of Kingsport. The remaining top 10 finalists were Lindo Boshom, Sonio Burget, Vonesso Corey, Tomolo McBoth, Carolyn Phogon and Kimberly Torbett. - Members of Delta Zeta sorority after the pogeont , Special entertainment during the pogeont was provided by Sonya Elizabeth Pleosont, Miss Tennessee 1985. She song 9Pleose Release Me and HE! Shoddoi. For her farewell perfor- monces 05 Miss ETSU 1985, Debbie song 9With You I'm Born Again and the jazz ver- sion of 11Over the Rainbow. Fred Soucemon, director of olumni and university relotions, served as master of ceremonies for the pogeont. The Miss ETSU Pogeont is spon- x$i3i All Photos by Kim Reece sored by the Campus Activities Board and was coordinated by Jomey Smeltzer, program coordinator of the University Center. - Greg Walters The look of victory crosses Sonyo Guthrie's face as she takes her first of- ficioi walk 05 Miss ETSU 19661 MISS ETSU b1 62 STUDENT LIFE CAMPUS TUNES Lack of attendance. This phrase is Concerts were presented of the first semester. Seols, former! whot best describes the student's throughout the year. Gene Cotton of England Don and John Ford Coley response to the talent that was visited the campus in early fall for on fame, is now topping the country presented on campus. ETSU hos outdoor concert. Cotton, who had 0 charts with such hits 05 iiBop, and become 0 showcase of up and com- hit single with Kim Comes CiYou're iiMeet Me in Montana. ingtolent, but lack of student involve- the Biggest Port of Me ; played to Tina Fobrique, o rising star on ment may threaten the discontinued on audience of approximately 150. Broadway, gave her tribute to block tion of the programs. Campus Ac- The biggest musical event of the history during her February concert. tivities Board sponsors the majority of year was the Teresa Bowers concert Fobrique gave on eiectrifying perfor- the events. The funds for these con- which kicked-off the 75th anniversary monce despite the small crowd. certs is through student allocations, so celebration. Bowers, a former ETSU Campus Activities Board has the students are the ones paying for student, is very active on Broadway. worked many long hours preporini them. 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The ETSU ROTC lead the color ceremony to open the pro- Most of us who attended the Homecoming clomotionceremony. W mm wwwt a . . Proudly displaying the first officiol Homecoming Trolley Proclomotton ceremony WI forget The tee-shirt, Ello Ross occepts her gift from President Beller. Shownk speeches and remember the roppetlers ot the 101st Airborne. As leaves and poper flew through the air, these few, brave men of the loco! Army ROTC unit climbed over the edge of o hovering helicopter ond worked their woy down dongling ropes to on area next to '1 the library. The crowd or the omphitheoter opplouded the roppellers as they ron up' and delivered the proclomotions to the officials onstage. The roppelling, however, was only port of the ceremony. Guy Trowick, Student Government Associo- tion president, opened the ceremony. He was followed by the ROTC Department Color Guard, when everyone song the Notional An- them, occomponied by the ETSU bond and choir. Then the roppellers delivered the proclomotions. Before the proclamations were reod, Pen- ny White, president of the ETSU Notional Alumni Association greeted the crowd. Mojor Jomes Rooch gave the Johnson City pro- clomotion and was followed by 0 few cheers from Pepper and the cheerleaders. President Ronold Beller read two proclomo- tions, one from President Reogon ond one from Governor Alexonder who proclaimed October 2o 05 ETSU doy. President Beller also presented 0 commemorative Homecoming T-shirt to Deon Emeritus Ello Ross. 66 STUDENT LIFE -- Rick Hit: 31:, Robert Froizer Rizi Rhonda Allen Rhonda Alien; 5 Rhonda Aiien Kim Reece Imagine if you can going to the Land of Oz, the Buccaneer locker room and back in time all in one night. The oue dience ot the homecoming skit competi- tion were given the opportunity to do all of this 05 sororities 0nd fraternities teamed up and other organizations on campus com- peted for the titleot bestskit. Lombdo Chi Alpho fraternity and Sigma Kappa sorori- ty took us into the locker room of the Buccaneer football team as they thought up incen- tive ideas to win the upcoming game. Sigma Chi frater- nity 0nd Kappa Delta sorority join- ed forces and took us back to the yellow brick road with Dorothy's red shoes and every- body's fovorite dog, Toto. Instead of going back to the Rhonda Alien With his own style of humor, Lewis Nixon, entertained between each skit. Nixon was presented by CAB. Land of Oz, they went back to the Debbie Shell, along with Lombdo Chi Aipho and Sigma Kappa celebrate the eras of ETSU history in o musical solute, Block Affairs member Kelly Droke joms to the tunes of today in o tribute to the post. Kelly is o sophomore from Knoxville. beginning of ETSU history Happy Birthday ETSU was the theme Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity and Alpha Delta Pi sorority chose. Girls, dressed 05 birthday gifts and the men hoisted their partners high above the audience in celebration. Block Affairs showed today's generation through the eyes of our grandparents The Baptist Student Union revealed doting the way it used to be. Alpha Sigma Toto took us back to our favorite television shows in- cluding TAM in the Fomity end The An- dy Griffith Show. The night was 0 great success and the participation by the Greeks and organiza- tions gave the night on t'oir of tradition. Winners in the Greeks resulted in 0 tie between Pi Kappa PhVDelto Zero and Pi Kappa AiphotAlpho Delto Pi. Block Affairs won the independent category. -- Stephanie Rosenberger Laura Ledbetter 0nd Jomi Colfee cringe 05 they hear 02. the root of the Big Blue Thunder. Sigma Chi and Kappa Delta gave on ETSU version of the Wizard of Eddie Peters depicts the role of religion in the development of ETSU. Pi Kappa Phi and Delta Zeta tied for first place in the skit competition HOMECOMING b7 Age showed on his face, as one of America's best-Ioved comedians, Don Knorrs, presented 0 iiLecrure in Comedy to on appreciative Homecoming audience on October 25. Throughout his show, Knons performed vorious comedy sketches including 0 television weothermon who, due to technical difficulties, does nor have any weather to report. The Broadway play No Time for Sergeants set the scene for the next sketch. He portrayed three chorocrers, on Army recruiter, o bock-woods former, and his son. The sketch in- voived the father's reluctance to have his son go to the Army offer he is drafted. Knorrs olso performed 0 pantomime in which 0 cocky boseboil pioyer hos mixed reactions to the outcome of his pitches In 0 press conference held during his visit, Knotrs commented that 0 possible reunion of the ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW is in the works. The show is celebrating its 25th anniversary. Knotts, best known as his porrroyoi of Deputy Borney Fife, hos received five Emmy's os iiBest Supporting Actor in that role Knotrs hos olso oppeored in 18 movies including the APPLE DUMPLING GANG, THE PRIZE FiGHTER, and THE iNCREDIBLE MR. LYMPET. He has also held many television roles, most notably iiWilbur'i on SEARCH FOR TOMORROW and MM. Furley on THREE'S COMPANY. - Kimberly Reece The many faces of Don Knotts were shown during his HLecrure on Comedyi' which was heid during ETSU's homecoming celebration. 68 STUDENT LIFE away Tum Kim Reece Kim Ree: Kim Ree Kim ilee '77 H i L i t , r Coach Ayers, the varsity cheerleaders, and fireworks mode it evident that the theme of the evening was definitely ngt fired up! Mike Ayers, head football coach, used his own style of motivation to fire up the crowd. Bashing his heod against 0 metal trash can heiped to en- courage the crowd to support the Bucs against their up-coming contest against the Citadel. Pepper the Porrot and the varsity cheerieoders added their spirit. The evening was topped off by the fireworks display which was sponsored by the Student Government Association. The fireworks were en- joyed by over 500 students as well 05 the sur- rounding community. - Kimberly Reece As a crowd of students gathered outside of Lucille Clement dorm, Mike Ayers mokes his Tsoles pitch for the Bucs. Flashes of color in up the sky 05 the onnuol homecoming fireworks display topped off 0 spirited evening. tured the attention of everyone with its oiter- noting blinking lights, took second place for Sigma Phi Epsilon. It represented the trodi- tionoi theme with a neon sign displaying the 75th logo and the dou- Bonners were hung by the Culp with core in hopes the judges soon would be there while vi- sions of first place rib- bons danced in their heads. These visions danced in the dreams of the organizations had put in 0 lot of time and effort on their bonners, which were to be judged on creativity, appearance, and theme. Pi Kappa Phi 0nd Deito Zeto's dreams come true 05 they took the first place award in the Greek division. The winners of the independent category was Dossett Hall. A banner that cop- Sigma Chi traditional blue and gold, and Kappa Delta's bonner featured the ble smoke stocks. E o c h y e o r o t Homecoming, the organizations on com- pus hove the opportuni- ty to make and display banners. The result is 0 fun competition of color- ful creativity. - Connie Moles Diamonds ore forever was the central theme of the CCC, CFS, 0nd FCA banner. A revolving diamond and shooting star dazzled the judges eye as Pi Kappa Phi ond Deito Zeto's three dimensional banner cop- tured first piece. HOMECOMING 69 Robert Frozier I uaMMMuI. 4444M?- , Smites, hugs, meeting with friends and renewing old acquaintances were the order of the day. E.T,S.U. alumni from near and for gathered under the trees and bright blue sky for :the AIumni Luncheon, Which was hetd 05 port of the Homecoming festivities. Approximately 270 guests enjoyed 0 lunch under the tent that included barbeque chicken, shish-kobobs, baked beans, slow; com muffins, brownies 0nd ombrosio. - Connie Moles sisters gym Bur: HQMEiiEME : : 1; Kim Reece 7O STUDENT LtFE I r' Raote Pi Kappa Phi and Delta Zeta show their homecoming spirit during the parade. Their en- thSIosm helped make them the overall win- ners ot Homecoming. Robin Cothey and US Congressman James H. leien led the porode. Robin was the 1964 Homecoming Queen, Kim Reece What would 0 porode be without the bond? Brion Wilson, Bonnie Fuches, Brenda Goodman, and Charles Schwartz morch post the crowd. First place award in the independent category went to the Student Nurses Association. The floor depicted the traditions and visions of the nursing profession. Robert Froizer Sigma Chi and Kappa Delta celebrate the beginning of ETSU's 75th onniversory in 0 big way with 0 giant blue and gold birthdoy coke. we , Marching bonds, clowns, floors, and beauty queens in convertibles filled the street 05 the homecoming porode began its winding route from the Seahorse parking lot through campus and finally ending at the Dome. The beautiful October afternoon was the perfect setting for the pre- gome festivities. Congressman James H. Quilien 0nd 1985 Homecoming Queen Robin Cothey led the parade with other area dignitaries 0150 present. The homecoming court which was announced the previous evening waved at the people lining the streets. Upbeat music was played for the spectators by the area high school bonds and ETSU's own marching bond. The main attraction of the parade was the colorful floors which were made by campus independent and Greek organizations. From 0 bluegrass bond presented by the TKE's to 0 giant blue and goid birth- doy coke created by Sigma Chit Kop- po Delto, the homecoming porode definitely had great variety. The winners of the floor competi- tion in the Greek category was Lomb- do Chi AiphotSigmo Koppo. The Stu- dent Nurses Association took the first place award for the independent division. e Kim Reece HOMECOMING 71 Geoff Dutton 'fm 4-1 7W5- You can't hit me with that egg if you tried, yelled the Sig Ep, 05 he tried to en- couroge students to pay for three egg throws at the 'iEgg-o-Sig-Ep booth at Cor- nivol Night. The Homecoming festivities hosted o variety of activities which includ- ed relays between Greek divisions and organizations, booths, on introduction of homecoming queen candidates, and 0 Jazz Singer performance. Gome booths were designed by Greeks and other campus organizations which raised money to be donated to the United Way. The bOOths were judged on originali- ty, theme, and the omont of money made. First piece in the Greek division went to Phi Kappa Phi Delta Zero. The win- ner of the independent cotegory went to Alpho Sigmo ioto. Sock races and obstacle courses were events which were 0 port of the Olympic games. Pi Kappa AlpthAipho Delta Phi took first place in the Greek division. The Jazz Singers dazzled the audience with featured sentimental favorites and current populor hits. The evening was topped off with o touching rendition of 'iWe Are The World, during which the ou- diencejoined in. - Not Lloyd Sigma Chi and Kappa Delta let students hove the op- portunity to Get Bucked the Traditional Woy. Sigma Phi Epsilon froternity brothers broved egg yolks and shells to raise money for the United Way, Student Nurses had on occupational variation to the don game. The Homecoming game kicked off the University's 75th Anniversary Celebration. 72 STUDENT LIFE Geoff Dutton Geoff Dutton Geoff Dutton 1 ... Despite the upsetting loss to the Citadel, o damper was not put on the day's activities. During the pre-gome performance, Amy Bonks was crowned the 1985 Homecoming Queen. East Tennessee State University's 75th Anniversary wos kicked-off with o tribute to Notional Higher Education Kim Reece Week, 05 well os to alumni and oil pres- ent and former teochers. Different olum- ni represented eoch decode since the school's beginning in 1915. The marching bond, joined by the alumni bond, performed 0 medley of hits from each era of the school's history. Also on hand were the Anne Hodge dancers, Golden Girls and Jazz Singers who depicted 0 popular donce from each decode. Everyone seemed to thoroughly en- joy the hoif-time festivities which were created by Alumni and University Relo- tions. The 75th Anniversary will continue until Homecoming 1986. - Kim Cooper Kim Reece Much school spirit and pride was evident during Homecoming Week 05 the students participated in various events and competitiOns. Greek and independent organizations competed against each other for the coveted ti- tle of Number One. Amy Banks, who represented Lombdo Chi Alpha and Sigma Kappa, was elected the 1985 Homecoming Queen. Amy is o sophomore from Knoxville. Winners of the Greek division went to 0 very spirited group. Pi Kappa Phi and Delta Zeto captured the overall champions trophy. Block Affairs, for the second year in 0 row, won the overall independent division. Aren't you glad we're not 0 'tnor- mol school any more!! - Kim Reece Amy Banks, who represented Lombdo Chi Alpha and Sigmo Koppo, was crowned Homecoming Queen during the pre-gome festivities. H Robert Froizer Kim Reece A spirited group of friends celebrate bring The Block Affairs Association shows the spirit that ing the first place trophy back to Pi Kappa helped them win Homecoming in the independent Phi and Delta Zeta. category. HOMECOMING 73 TRADITIONMVISION? , Troditioristond Vision. This theme was, chosen to reflect the post 0th look toward the future. East Tennessee L State University is 75 years old and, this entire year hoS' L been: in hohor ondyrcelebm- 74 STUDENT LIFE tion of the many years that ETSU; has been involved in forming the ikeitves of the students who attended the school end the community that has been built 05 thef result of the university OVer 75 years ago, this school was just a dream. Now, the university reaches out to over 10,000 students : end on entire region. Many milestone events have been reached over the years through .ocodemics, sports, and com- munity involvement. ,Thtoughout the year, : very special events and pro- grams were presented 'in conjuhcton with me birth Ms. Bower, doZzlec day celebration. A faculty lecture series was presented ' in the fol! ranging'in tonic: from'genetics to the imeoct of standardized tests. ' 'Tereso Bower, o former ETSU student kicked off the ' anniversary year 'with a con; cert entitled; HBroodway! cocked auditorium with her Irenditions oft fomoUs brood; woy hits, Homecomtng 1955 T J ! Celebrating ETSU Trodi tions was the official start of the onniVersory, year. A Week, long list of, events was capped off during the hot- , time Of the game with o tribute to the 'post 75 years and 0 took to the future I Illl ,Lthe ' m' from every decode LO; E. SU history were present to enjoy the festiVitie's. - - The cetebrotion and ac. tivities will continue until Oc- tober of 1986; -- Kim Reece With the singing of the Alma Mater by olumni from the post and students of the pre- sent, the year has been one of tradition. The anniversary has been celebrated in oil focets of the university in- Kim Reece duding the Pirate Club Hell of Fame banquet. Faces from the post decodes of stu- dent life 05 well as familiar faces from our favorite television shows on shared in the celebration. 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Many times, students need 0 place where they can go to get away from the routine of college life and relax, 0 place such as the Gold Mine, where they can ploy 0 game of Gauntlet or Big Choice. The many shops, some of which are specifically designed for men or o I place for latest in Recor Record Records bird gr Classic Molt which features 50's and 60's, with ponytails 0nd fords complete ormosphere. Smells of pers to and Chip out 84 STUDENT LlFE JUNlORS - . ' I Whitley-Zom Whitley, Alon .. Computer Sci f Wise, Pom - Office, Monogement Wilhelml Ruse w Moss, Comm Willioms, Michoel D, ; Accounting erliomst Steve a PteeMed Wlllist Ginny ,7. Home Eco Willis. Suson w Accounting Willyordl Kent . Computer Scix Witmerl Sonya 4 Social Worker, Wilson. Linda - Public Relations Winsteod, David -- Electronic Eng. Techi , Wood. John 7.. Pte-Low ' l Woods, Jeff WiCor'n'puter Sci, Worthington, Amy - Special Ed, , - Wright; Somh E; - French Yettont Charles -- Dental Lob Tech, Yo'ung, DeAnn Young m Elem; Ede Zonder, Steve e Physical Ed, Zorzor, Valid -n Chemistry w , Frye. Merrico Jr -- Accounting, ITlSA CASE OF THE WEATH R 3 After 0 long, restful night of and wool socks, you glonce out sleep, the olorm goes off to the window to see five inches owoke us early in the morning ' of snow laying on the ground; for our winter classes. We then your spirits begin to sink begin contemplating whether throughout the day. or not to get up or to stay The spring semestergove Us ', worm under Our electric o toste of weather such as this. blonkets. Finolly, after our con- One doy we woke up to find science heors father's voice of snow covering the grOund. And reflecting on the days when he the next day it's practically like had to wolk 10 miles to 0nd; July. from school, up hill both ways, The weather has been found; - in the snow, you begin to roll to be 0 bit strange here in East out of bed. Tennessee. One day we could Loter, you heod yourself be wearing shorts and t-shlrts ' toward the bathroom or the and the next day wearing the end of the hell to jump into opposite -- coots end what you think will be 0 nice, sweaters. The day conoppeor worm shower, however, reoli- looking as it it will be 0 pleosont ty hits and wokes you up 05 day ond only moments later, it I l , f : soon 05 the cold water runs begins to rain, snow or sleet. l down your unsuspecting body. One never knows what to b Upon returning to your room to expect. t ' e dress in your wormest clothing -- Donna Stephenson x L :W a t t - jeons, longjohns, sweoters , t - 7 WW ; , , i ; L AIIPhovo: by Undo Guynn , There are ' advantages to, o heavy snowfall, presented in therfOrms of beautiful scenery - 0nd ' L cancelled ddsSes, which leave time ,fOr building 'Snmeen 'ond raking winter wOlks. Sqmefimes, hoWever, Mother Nome presents a pretfy day ideal forjstudying outside. , Evieh thodgh snowyi's not always , present in winter, the weather is stili very Cold ot'fimes. WEATHER 85 KW$M uwiMIHii xmumiu MIHIHM IHIM iMiMiM$ mum HMWHIHM So . homores CIine-Helm Mm Wamwwwa :; i 88 STUDENT LIFE Wm goesomund Throughout tImQ, fth fQ5hLi Ion L Qf the de hQs dictated thtf L QQpIQ WQrQ; Being vim styIQ'C I Imes means sorrendeLr-LLLIL IL InQ QII that Is in th pockerbook 'L I , L which gQQs er men 05 wQII gsj L , f Women. 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How much? u Mow g owoy from home to begin ie at college meons freedom, eorin anything you wont to and 9e ing away with it and it also meons washing your own clothes. Mom has done it for you oll these years and now it's your turn to learn, sometimes the hard way. Problems of to detergent, which can be detected by suds coming through the top of the mochine Ge. remember Bobby on on episode of the Brady Bunch; putting in clothea 1 will fode with clothes that they shouldn't be in wi .; this can be detected by spots being on clothes that didn't have spots before they went into the Washer. Through trial and error, and possibly buying 0 new wardrobe, things will usually work out. Doing loundry in o dorm re- much quires something that you didn't have to worry about or home, exact change. Washers and dryers do nor give back change lu do they change dollar bills Oh, the epic sage of o stu- dent doing his or he own loun- dry. But life must go on. OK. 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Q. 29 Q . 5 QWV QQQ w QQQa QQQQQQ QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ Q Q QQQQ Q Q Q 92 STUDENT LIFE l don't like to g e r b i l l s anymore than anyone else, but or least I know we. is ; thinking about NT: ZR: fraternities brother! 109d H E L P U S 211 n m Phi 1S ; wsomethin lelt it g LP THE Sophomores Wolloce-Yureb W0 55 Kevin Hopkins 96 STUDENT LIFE the D Culp Umversnryfj L L , L , , at there are mqny appor- ' ,' ,ing to pay his L de, through college L ' . Working on campus is or L , , lpmg keep me library running jmoo ly ore many f: covered by a Student Worker - L - Freshmen L V , Adoms-Com :- bell 98 STUDENT LIFE 99 100 STUDENT LIFE F reezeI Y0ur nuts, or your life ' ConfeSsions of o compus squirrel I'I'I hove to admire it, If it weren't for the students oncom- pus, my Iifewoutd be pretty duII. 'My IIfe as a Campus squirret and L the rOIe I pon to the Inhabitants enjoyed really rodicol things that ' of this rother: uniquerrdomtcne a I Probob'y WOU'dn'f even learned that type of Ionguoge' con5tdetdorng now, from o sociology cIoss listened in IC-Ijove you eve; :een wolktngl on one timey is, who Ifeel pret-L un er 0 tree on eye severo . I , acorns come flying by your ty Important. There 15 never 0 head? WeII,thotwos us. Orhove day that doesnt go by that so meone won't try to feed me or Istop to laugh 05 I scomper up and down the trees. I was born 0 poor squirrel from 0 broken family on the for side of compusr My father was kIIIed during the war, or I shouId soy , , the year they Cleared koII of the trees to butId the, Dome. My ' mother, brothersond sisters, and I escaped to the grove of trees in front of Sherrod' Librory. I From the'time that I wosvery young, I hod o talent for enter- 'I toinment and making people smile. Whether it Was teasing people by running up to them and then high toiIIng it back to safety, or just sittingoround mun- ching out twhich seemed to amuse people more than never wanted to stay at home or to try to help by gathering food. My friends and I were known as the IIfeorIess five. We Iiving with 0 great wife and two greot kids. We enjoy the simpIe things in life, like the changing of 1 the seasons and new students or- I rIvIng on campus for the first time. I still enjoy entertaining when I get the chonce but I because I've mellowed out, I usuoIIy stay in and watch the soops or heIp out around the den. My favorite time is around 10 pm. because my idol, Don Johnson, comes on in Miami Vice. Becouse of him, I feel 0 lit- tle bit of rebeIIion eek up. Who knows, maybe next foII when I'm stocking up for the winter, I'II get the nerve to pounce around 0 tree or 0 student and soy, Freeze, your nuts or your Iife. e Squirrel X The ultimate demise of every ob. noxious campus squirrel Is to be stuff- ed and mounted and put on display YOU been m 0 pork 0nd left Q in the biology department. morseI of food oning next to you and then only turn to see it missing? Well, that was us too! And what about that time you were In such 0 hurry but had to stop because one of us was In the road? Chances ore we hove anythingy .. peopIe liked me. I went through 0 rebeIIious stage that 0!! yOung kids do. I was 0 terror to my mother. I irritated many people, but we're just so cute that it reoIIy doesn't matter -- now does it? I've settled down now and I'm SQUIRRELS 101 ctaan u? N ? ovum work 3M5 wash all washes 102 STUDENT 'reshmen Dunsford-Hordm CRAFT SHOP 103 Freshmen Picture Nm Avaiiama 104 STUDENT LIFE Hordin-Lert CHECK CASHING 105 106 STUDENT LIFE 7 0 1 H S A B H 5 A R T. L E T O M Freshmen gm Mwwx M: ii Meg mg i :3 st Independence -- Rt Last Sunday, August 18, 1985 the mo- jority of the new freshmen arrived for Preview ETSU. Mony of the freshmen were accompanied by their protective and teory eyed parents. The parents helped their freshmen get unpacked and situated and finally sold their sod good-byes. The freshmen were now on their own . . , independence or lost! What does independence mean to freshmen? illt means being on your own and free from your parents' strong clutch stated one exe cited freshman. liMy responsibility is in my hands said many Students. ill con do what I wont, when l wont was the number one answer. In- dependence is oil of the above and then some College life is definitely a new and different experience for those seventeen and eighteen year olds that hove just graduated high school. The differences betweenhigh school and college are like the differences between day and night. ln high school your mom was there to woke you up every morn- ing, mode sure that you studied and enforced the bedtime curfew. However, in college if you ore not good or hearing on olorm you will 108 STUDENT LIFE just end up spending your class time in the bed The responsibility of stu- dying is in your hondso Freshmen have to decide on severol occasions it they wont to party until 2 AM. or if they wont to study for the big biology exam in the morning Freshman independence relates to appearance too. Mom is not there to find that favorite shirt or iron those new slacks. You must orgonize and iron your own clorhes because you are now independent Freshmen can watch any program they desire to wotch, read, eat and drink whatever turns them on without mommy and daddy putting a damper on it. ln- dependence means no more grounding for punishment. Freshman independence, in general, means you con come and go when you wont There are no parents watching you so you are your own boss, you ore indepen- dent, but you also have responsibility. -- Greg Baldwin Independence at last! Reolly means getting up to go to class without momls help. Newberr .- Shumote Z M; a 62233? Some people jusfbeginning college con of- ford to bring luxuries of'home in various forms. Loading dnd unloading Lthe Car is only 0 little of the work re quired in mov$ng into 0 dorm. Freshmen must not only adjust to going to classes again, there are 0150 occosionoi tests to be token. Phovo Lob PhcloLob L L - L I ; - Kevin Hapkins 7 INDEPENDENCE 109 F reshmen , k , , SingletonWorren 1 1O STUDENT LIFE ' .' 3i Iw'WWW w. V V, IWWMWWWWM Kevm Hopkins : students living In the dotms. ' chrs, and how Io guard QgQinst :theft Qnd how rob 'yyyeQr been th 6196 recovery rQre Through the pro- 9er Students have become Informed QboUt crime and how to deal with if Most people on campus believe that about the Dnly thing the compus cops do is write tickets bUt there Is more to their duties than meets rhe eye Ihey reQIIy Lore here to help the students This Is evidenced throUgh projects such as Opera- tion Bird; which me police are ,InvoIved in; Muchof Operation Bird is Q proger of safety Information delivere y the officers each semester to: the They discuSs the correct pchedures er using fire ex- IInguIshers, theimportcznce IQfIIockIng one' 5 rooms and become Invoived Qndrepor-I'crime. , , The public safety department OISOOffGISHO service of- : engraving VQIUQbIe-s Qnd- providing Q QQIICQ escort for Qnyone requesting It OddIy enough only about 10 ysfudents, urIIIze this servIce per yeQI Qccording to Chief, Robert Mstan, dIIecth of the DQpermQQr of Public CSQfety I - - In deQIi-ng wxrh Q theIt, thQ deportm'ent hQS Ihis- DUQ to coopeerIon between the officers Qnd the stdenIs the program hQs been SLICCQSSIUI i, - Kim HerIs Qnd Cante Moles It seems that all the compus policemen do Is pm tickets on U ' , SUSQectItIg cors but they me leo on I cqmpus to help out In emergencies AMPUS cops 1 1 1 All Photos by Ki Sexy, strong, beauty and brown Sexy, strong, beauty and brown. Women body builders have it oil. After months of physical and mental prepara- tion, the women who com- ; peted in the Mr. and Mrs. Con- federate States Body Building competition were ready. Although there were only two competitors in the overall com- petition, the tension was still high. Mario Odom took first place in the short division and first place in the overall com- petition, Carlo Pence, who has 112 STUDENT LIFE been competing for 15 months took first piece in the medium division and iiBest Poser. There are many aspects of women's body buiiding that most people seem to em- phasize more than others -- such as the masculine op- peoronce that some women seem to take on. But with the new trends in body sculpting, competitors are emphasizing their beauty and grace as wet! as their muscle definotion. Some women choose to on- ly lift weights for the fun and sheer enjoyment of shaping their body through the use of weights while others choose to go for the competition level training. Special diets are pro- bably the hardest aspect of competition level body building. In order to achieve 0 maximum muscle definotion e- or iicut, 0 low for tvery iow fog diet with high protein has to be followed rigidly. Nature cursed women in 0 special way when she allowed :1 for women to store for more readily than their male counter- parts, but with lots of deter- mination end will power the women can achieve their goois. -- Kim Reece Marlo Odom tblonoQ and Carla Pence competed in the Mr. and Mrs. Confederate States Body Building competition held or the DP Culp Center. . Freshmen Woerer-Zinn FRESHMEN 1 13 2.... .2. .2 ,.2.2.22. .22 22: 2 2.2;. 2225 22:2... 2.2 .322222244222424222 .24224122224?w?2: .222..22 222.22.222.22 222222;? .2 23 42424242222424. 2:... 4.222.242.2242... .2 2 22442.42. 43? 424.222 2.. . .2 ..22.2:44:22::24222222422224??222z:::2:42?2224:222?:242.42422:?22?:44::2. 2?:2242224522:42W2.4?4?4?542??:2223244??244;? 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Wornke, Americo's 9M Christion comedion, delivered on upbeot program of comedy that served 05 0 basis for on occomponying spirituol message. He poked some good- notured fun at himself, his fomiiy, vorious religious denominations, and some super serious church members he termed 'igospel gestopos. Wornke admitted that he is not 0 typicol minister. He has long bushy hair and mustache and still claims to be on ovid hippie. He said that he doesn't wear the suits that are the trademark of most ministers becouse he's allergic to doubleknit! He also stated his belief that hair- cuts are of the devil! On 0 more serious note, he addressed the audience about letting the iove of God in- tervene in the conflicts that occur between parents and children and 1 18 STUDENT LIFE those between church members. Also, he talked about the misconception that many people have that the Bible is 0 book of don'ts. iiThere are more do's thon don'rs and if you concentrote of the do's, you won't have time to do the don'ts, he said. Rev. Wornke has 0 rather color- ful background. Before his conver- sion to Christ, he was 0 Sotonist priest who allowed his wrists to be cut for blood for the members to drink for communion. He con trocted hepotitis four times from us ing dirty needles for his expensive heroin hobit. He was also 0 drug pusher and o pimp. After his conversion he was coiled by God to minister to those whom no one wanted to help. The Mike Wornke Ministries include ministries to prisons, mental hospitals, 0 prayer and counseling service that reaches 50,000 people per month, and 0 program of cooperation with the police on helping to solve occult crimes. 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But that did not detract from the quolity of athletes or performances or the first meet of the season on the Grand Prix circuit held in East Ten- nessee Stote's Memoriol Center. Former Georgia Tech stor An- tonio McKoy - running unat- toched e set 0 world record in the Coco-Coio 440-yord dosh with 0 time of 45.45 seconds to highlight the weekend's oction. McKoy hod foiled to show or the meet in 1985 but mode the best of his trip to the near orctic weother conditions in 1986. iii wont to try to become the greatest quorter-miler of oil time, McKoy soid ofterword. Hl'm gon- no try to break the world outdoor record. Sprinter Chondro Cheesborough set 0 track record of 6.69 seconds in the women's 60-yard dosh. Cheesborough hos participated in three Olympics and brought home 0 silver and two gold medois from the '84 games. Til was hoping to start off the Lee Nolan, WCYB-TV sports onchor, owoits the relay boton during the fun run which was sponsored by 0 local business. Roy Flynn, lost year's winner in the Bud Lite Mile, cotches his breath after 0 hord run in the race. The mile run is o feoture event or the lnvitotionol. Flynn, however, pioced fourth in this yeor'sroce. The long jump is one of the more popular events or the Eostmon. This is only one of the competitors in the high level competition. season on 0 good note, soid Cheesborough, running for Team Nike. iiAnd I think i did. Emmitt King continued his rule of the men's 60-yard dosh by tok- ing the title for the sixth straight time. King's time of 6.16 seconds edged Tennessee's Som Groddy t6.17h. HFor the lost three days that's all I've been working on, my stort, said the New Balance runner. HI think Som slipped some or the start. King holds the record of 6.06 he set in 1984. His only loss or the meet come seven years ago when he first ran on the track for Jackson Stote Junior College. Former resident of South Africa, Sidney Moree ovenged his loss of 0 year earlier to hometown fovorite Roy Flynn by winning the Bud Light Super Mile with on un- contested time of 3:59.79. Second and third ploces went to Abi Bile t3:55.771 ond Kip Cheruiyot $256,741. 'iiim very happy, but you always think you could have gone 0 little foster. Lost year there was 0 siight problem with pace, but this year it was fine. The pocing robbit did 0 good job, he deserves credit. The former ETSU All- Americons Flynn and Kevin Johnson finished fourth and fifth with times of 3:58.09 and 3:58.65 respectively. The best performance by 0 Buccaneer othlete was put in by AlI-Americon Brion Dunne who finished 0 close third in the two-mile run. The Irish senior's clocking of 8:43.31 wos edged by winner George Nicholos from North Carolina t8:40.311 0nd Auburn's Brion Abshire t8z42451. Ron Compben s; Kim Reece W Kim Reece Kim Reece A high level of stress was produced for both the competitors and fans due to the close competition. The women's highjump was high in com- petition. Shelby Fehron of Texas set 0 meet record of 6'. ETSU's Kim Wooten finished second or 5'8 . The high hurdlers speed is expressed by the blurred photo. The Eosrmon provides area photographers with 0 field day for picture raking. h Km Reece A; EASTMAN INVITATIONAL 137 Ron Campbell Sidney Moree, o former resident of South Africa, won the Eostmon's feoture roce - the Bud Lite Super Mile with 0 time of 3:59.79. The high jump provided stiff competi- tion this year during the indoor event held in mid-Jonuory. Antonio McKoy receives his plaque after setting a world's record in the Coco-Colo 440-yord dosh with 0 time of 45.45 seconds. An Athletics West runner won the women's mile invitotionol. Kim 138 SPORTS e Km Reece Weekend Dunne hod beat the Tor Heel runner once during cross country while also finishing behind him once. The American record holder in the shot put, former Oiympion Brion Oldfield, finished second in the field event with o heove of 65 feet, 10 inches. The 67.3 foot heove of Kevin Atkins won though, for the Athletics West athlete. The Villonovo team of Grant Dovis, Tony Valentine, Edwin Milivedi, and Charles Jenkins set 0 meet record of 3:07.79 in the in- vitotionol mile reloy. Southern Methodist was second 9:08.821 and Tennessee third 0309.991. Jeff Buckingham, unottoched 0nd Dove Volz, indiono, tied for the pole vault title with on 18 feet mark. There was also 0 tie in the lnvitotionol long jump. John Tillmon of Tennessee and Keith Talley of Alabama both leaped to o 25-3V2 mork. Brendo Webb of Team Adidas, o former UT stor, won the women's two-mile run during the first day of competition in 0 time of 10:02.9 to easily edge team- mate Missy Kane 00:1 1.541. UT's Monico O'Reiliy was third 00216361. ETSU's Kim Wooten finished se- cond in the women's high jump with o leap of 5-8. She was beaten by Shelley Fehrmon of Texas who set 0 meet record or b- 0. Wooten was tied With Dionee Bruff from Alabama AGM and Laura Mozingo of Tennessee. - Rick Sheek The winner of the hurdles borely pulled out to capture the event. His competitors did not log very for behind. Dave Walker, men's track and cross country cooch, talks with on Eostmon officiol. Cooch Walker is responsible for putting together another successful event. EASTMANINVITATIONAL 139 Kim Reece Elizabeth Deneen ond Volerie Corootto, the senior women, pro- udly show the plaque they receiv- ed ofter capturing the Southern Conference title. 140 SPORTS By copturing duol conference chompionships, the men and women, proved Cross Country wos bocls East Tennessee State cross country was back in 1985. After 0 down year 0 seoson before, in which the men squeolsed by Morsholl to win the Southern Conference title and then foiled to quolify for the notionols for the first time in 0 good while, the Bucconeers won the 1985 Con- ference meet uncontested. The ETSU women coptured their first championship ever 05 0 bit of history was olso mode or this year's meet, not only did the some school take home both the men's and women's crowns but they also receiv- Corolino ond Clemson were 0 distant second and third with totols of 96 and 102. Dunne, Conneely 0nd Hole finished first, second, and fourth overall. ln the Virginio victory, the Bucs defected Virginia Tech, Woke Forest 05 well 05 the host Covoliers. Dunne wos ogoin the individual chom- pion with Conneely coming in third, O'Goro ploc- ing fifth ond Hole crossing the finish line in the eighth position. ETSU tied Clemson for the team title in the Fur- ed cooch of the yeor honors in both cotegories, Dove Walker wos voted cooch-of-the-yeor in the men's division in leoding the Bucs through 0 regular seoson with only one loss. Tom Roberts wos elected the top women's cooch 05 his lody horriers topped perenniol power Ap- polochion State for the meet title. Hlf you didn't mon lnvitotionol with Florida finishing third two points bock. Dunne took the top honors with 0 time of 30:10 on the 10,000 Meter course. The only meet loss this seoson come at the Ken- tucky lnvitotionol where the Bucs finished fifth despite plocing three runners in the top ten. The breakdown in this meet probably come at the fourth and fifth positions Photo Lab The conference chompions, led by Brion Dunne, poce themselves dur- ing one of their ofternoon proctice sessions. get us lost yeor you missed 0 good chonce, Walker said. iiWe were down 0 little then. But we were going to show them we were back this year. Senior lrishmon Brion Dunne successfully defended his own Southern Conference title 05 he broke his own meet record in 0 time of 23 minutes, 59 seconds on the 8,000 meter Citodel course in Charleston, SC. Newcomer Rondy Hole and Irish veteron Conrod Conneely were fourth and fifth in 24:57. Freshmon Thomos OlGoro - also from lrelond - finished eighth in 25:37 while yet another lrish Buc runner, Michoel Fit- zgerold, rounded out the ETSU scoring, coming in 13th in 25:41. Elizobethton notive Donny French ploced 15th for the Bucs in 25:58. ETSU won the teom title with 0 low score of 37 points. Morsholl was second in 58 while Ap- polochion Stote was a distont third with 97. The women edged the Lody Mountoineers by 0 score of 40 to 45. Marshall wos olso in the runn- ing at 48. For the lody horriers, Jody Richards led ETSU by finishing second overoll in 18:35 while Sobrino Keoton noiled down third in 18:37. The remaining scorers were Vol Corootto minth, 1932; Elizabeth Deneen 00th, 192310 and Joy Nicholson Obth, 20:031. Dunne led the men to impressive wins in the regular season ot the Citadel, Furmon, ond Virginio lnvitotionols. At the Citodel, ETSU routed the competition with 0 score of 29. South But as the season grew these two horriers closed the gap and were able to over- come the weakness that plogued the ETSU hor- riers in 1984. This would be the key, occording to Wolker. in qualifying for the national meet. To make the NCAA's 0 team must qualify in the top four in the 53-teom Region lll meet. The contending teams in this meet were to be North Carolina Store. Auburn, Florida, Clemson 0nd ETSUT If the Bucs were able to accomplish this feot. Walker pro- jected 0 top 15 finish in the national meet, where Wisconsin and Arizono were to be the favorites. This may not be the some caliber of the ETSU teams that finished in the top six consistently o few years back. But or least it is 0 sign that the Bucs are on the troll to becoming o notional power ogoin. Walker expected to lose Dunne, Conneely and French to groduotion this yeor and did not expect Hole to return for next season. So in order to have 0 successful season next year, Walker must hit the recruiting trail to insure the Bucs will be oble to retain the Southern Conference crown -- 0 title they hove never lost since ETSU joined the leogue in 1978. The ETSU women won the Citodel Invitotionol to end the regular season while finishing third in the Appolochion lnvitotionol and fourth or the Georgia State lnvitotionol in other regular season meets. ... Rick Sheek The Southern Conference champions in cross coun- try consist of two runners who qualified for the no- tiono! championships, even though the team did not qualify as 0 whole. Phelo Lab Irish runner Thomas O'Goro paces himself against 0 Miami runner in on NCAA Cross Coun- rry meet. Sophomore Rondy Hoie from Stockton CA passes a competitor from North Carolina Univer- sity in 0 meet held during the fall. Eric Clerk Wow Lob Kim Reece The 1965 Southern Conference championship men's cross The 1985 Southern Conference championship country team members are Bob Knapp, Donny French, women's cross country team members are Brion Dunne, Cooch Dove Walker, Randy Flynn Uormer Elizabeth Deneen, Joy Nicholson, Valerie Coroorra runneo, Mike Fitzgeroid, ebocm Conrod Coneely, Thomas eboclg Liso Rosenboum, Kellie Smith, Sobrino O'Goro, Roy Jones ariendy Jim Kinner, Mike Monsey Keeron, Jody Richards. Nor pictured is Coach Tom mssisrono. Roberts. CROSS COUNTRY 141 THE NAMEQ HAVE CHANGED FOR THE MEN'S BASKETBALL AND FOOTBALL COACHES AND IT HAS ALL BEEN Al A Big Blue Mix-Up could best describe the coaching situations or ETSU in 1985. Whether it was 0 natural progression of power or o controversial move on the port of our school's odministrotion, both the coaching changes occurred in the tWo major sports football and men's bosketboll. During early 1985, while trying to finish 0 less than dismol seoson, Cooch Borry Dowd was notified that his services'os heod basketball coach would be terminated. Although many speculated on the reasons 05 to why university president Ronold Beller terminated Dowd, one theory drew more attention then any other -- Sonny Smith lAuburn University head coach and former ETSU coocht might come home. This speculation occurred when Smith, opporently unhappy with his current situation, announced he would not return to Auburn 05 heod cooch. Smith, whose hometown is Roon Mountain, TN, was head cooch ot ETSU from 1976-78. iil'm hoppy Sonny got hot in the NCAA tournament, quipped the new head coach, Les Robinson. After spending 16 years at the Citadel U1 years 05 head coocm, Robinson was named as the new head mentor for ETSU. l'l wont to establish my relationship with the players from day one, com- mented Robinson. ill feel like there will be 0 lot of communication between the players and myself. My office will olwoys be open. Since Dowd was the man with two hots - os athletic director and coach, it was also necessary to obtain 0 new athletic director. Buddy Sosser was named as in- terim director. But, on July 11, 1985, George F. lBud- dyi Sosser relinquished his duties as head football coach to devote his energy to his role as athletic director. ill believe that the athletic director's position or 0 school this size and on this level of competition is o full-time job, soid Sosser. HI certoinly appreciate the opportunity Dr. Beller has given me to become fuIl-time athletic director. After two yeors as head coach, Sosser guided the Bucs to their highest notional ranking in history. started his coaching Georgetown l KY1 College. 142 SPORTS After only two years as head coach, Buddy Sosser lead the Buccaneers to their highest notionol ronking for foot- boll in the school's history. In his first year as head coach, Mike Ayers' grid-iron squod did not meet the expectations everyone had set. Ayers career or Photo Lab PhciO Lob ,noturolly to Mike Ayers. One of Ayers' Motivation is something that comes moin duties now is to speak to clubs and groups in hopes of generating sup- port for the Big Blue. Mike Ayers, former assistant head coach and defensive coordinator, was named 05 the new head coach. Ayers, whose 1985 Bucs experienced more setbacks thon goins com- mented, iiThis is something I hove always wanted, being 0 head coach is something you always work for and now I have my shot. Ayers began his coaching career at Georgetown tKYt College, then Newberry Col- lege, the University of Rich- mond, and then Wofford Coi- Iege. He then followed Sosser to ETSU in 1982. Ayers, who was born to motivate, spends much of his time on the practice field and conference room. But at other times he can be found or breakfasts and Iuncheons as The name who caused most of the mix-up in the seorch for 0 new bosket- boll cooch, Sonny Smith, remained at Auburn despite many people's hopes that he would return to ETSU. Photo Lab After 16 years or Southern Con- ference rivoi, The Citodel, Les Robinson took on the task of turning around the men's basketball team. well 05 student pep roliies reveling support for the Bucs. Ayers has even been known to bash metol troshcons against his head to fire up the crowd ond urge them to support the Bucs. e Kimberly Reece Despite many protests on the port of friends and tons, Borry Dowd was dismissed as the head mentor for the men's bosketboil teom in o controver- sial move on the port of our school's administration. COACHING CHANGES 143 144 SPORTS mm 2mm watmwx 92 w: 4 3232:; u w- wzm 4W; 2 m :9 9 seasmzaw; as 2 ; mzwaxtaxgwgm a m a m blag 2 Mgr v we? a Wzgw wwn .3 31 g 3M 921 . x 222w? zzggy k W$$$$WWW v w h 499 m way? 49 a a 9 w 4 344 4 Eggs 5 s m w a Q m??xk W $391qu 2 g gamma 3 ?Sway'am 4 4 .a a 22:22:: 5429 MS? gig , w 5.3; :2? T6 a gig; a u 2 arm a wswgmwm - ommw WE? vahg? E v , a , 4244mm? am Wu, 2 a :3? mm am 31mg 25 3 mm m ,3 m ? ,1 2km? N i N am. 9 iv $$$$ 3: m 4 p wan: MW k gm W m kgga a a ?Kwhhkhm x92$k2 em : a: 5x , a: M m an a m A 2 2 2 m mama E w v . 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Kingspon notive Jenny Worley always had ' o smile for the crowd evenrhough the Buc football fans didn't always have 0 lot to smile about. The varsity cheerleaders ore Kim Miller, Jenny Worley, Troy Molone, Louro Soidok, Denny Phillips, Debbie Perry, Jim McGilI, Kim Morgan, Dove Burrrum, Amy Banks, and Chris Duncon. g, Robert From: 154 SPORTS The vorsity cheerleaders are 0 group of enthusiastic students who help keep the crowd spirited and active throughout the football and basketball seosons. Keeping the crowd spirited is by no means on easy task. The cheerleoders practice for several hours 0 doy, almost every day. The cheerleaders not only cheer ot the bollgomes, but also moke public op- peoronces such 05 Preview, l'Meet the Bucs, ond grond openings of area businesses. They are also responsible for 0 large port of the pep rollies. The cheerleoding squod works very hard to bring recognition to the univer- sity, however, they do not receive any money to help them buy their uniforms or shoes. On the few occasions that the cheerleaders travel to the away games, they can only toke half the squad. The cheerleaders thot won first place trophies ot comp for two consecutive years didn't even get to ot- tend comp this post summer becouse of lock of monetary meons. Bill Toohey, the ticket director or the Mini-Dome, octs 05 the sponsor of the cheerleaders. Feathers makes the bird fly high As most of us know, Pepper is our school's moscot. Pepper hos many in- teresting hobbies such as playing sports, even though he says he is not good or them he does like to get out and try. He loves art of all kinds, chosing women of all ages, having 0 good time partying and his main interest is helping everyone to hove good SCHOOL SPIRIT. Pepper is 0 major in remediol nest building. He feels this should be 0 very profitable career. The real man behind the bird is Wes Feothers. He is o junior majoring in Art from Kingsport. Moking people of all ages happy is whot matters to him. When Wes performs as Pepper, he is only the man behind the mask. This enables him to do all the crozy things that we en- joy so much. - Donna Stephenson Kim Reece Kim Reece Whether it's meeting with Buc fans, like Penny Reece, or just goofing oround, Pepper is always having fun. He also loves modeling for anyone with ocomero. Kim Reece l CHEERLEADERS 155 Troy Molone is the captain of the squad. He is a sophomore from Blountville majoring in business monogement. This is Molone's second year 05 o cheerleader for the Bucs. He really enjoys the hard work and rewards that he receives from being 0 port of the team. The spirited Bucs are going to compete in the Southern Conference competition dur- ing the spring. This is on on- nuol competition held be- tween each of the con- 156 SPORTS ference schools. Lost year the Bucs had 0 fall during the floor cheer division of the competition. This year they hope to fare well in the competition. They will be competing against Iorge programs from Morsholi, Fur- mon, ond Appalachian State. The cheerleaders are a great group of talented and spirited individuals. They are also 0 few of the ETSU students that show support for the Bucs, win or lose. - David Hansel During the homecoming gome, alumni cheerleaders are able to return for another great time while supporting the Bucs. Kim Miiler and Debbie Perry lead the fight song as the current varsity cheerleaders. There's that devil Pepper, ogoin! Amy Banks not only serves 05 o vorsity cheerleader but also represents the student body as the 1985 Homecoming Queen. 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The 60 sophomore averaged 22 points and 13 re- bounds per outing Other scoring leaders were junior forward Gwenello Marshal! and sophomore guard Lynn Rhymer who averaged nearly 12 and 10 points per game respec- tively. Junior point guord Kim Skolo tossed in nine points 0 con- Missy Mayvin hustles her way to the bone Marvin is a freshman from Charleston, SC. Lynn Rhymet drives her way through the Appotochion Store defense, Rhymer is 0 junior. test while dishing out over 250 assists for the year. Some of the biggest wins of the year for Coach Susan Yow's Lody Bucs were over Appolochion Store in Boone to dinch the tie for third place with the Mom- toineers, beating league co- champion Marshall, and the drubbing of Virginia Yech 0nd Redford. ETSU opened its com- poign by losing on the road to Redford before stomping UNC-Asheville and Charleston at home. Beck fired in 34 points and hauled in 20 rebounds in the Charleston victory. All Photosby Phovc to: rise. .. 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Marshall and Rymer added 19 and 16 points respectively, while Skolo finished Beck fired in 34 points osyETSU matched their earlier season one?- D . . . rise with 19 assists: t Beck and Marshall hod career high sCori-ng nights when ETSU routed the Lady MOuntoineers 100-81. Beck was 17 of 20 from - the field as she tamed 41 points Marshall tossed in 14 of 47 in totals ing 33 points. Skate passed out 19 assists for the second game in 0 row. ' In their conferencesfinole ETSU lost to the Lady Moccasins of UTC for the'second time cf the year -- Junim Missy Jones is open as she looks for the pass. Jones is a rronsfer: student from Henderson County Junior Callege. , Membersof melody Bu: Basketball team , - 'ote: Apri! Newton, Ava Setzet, Kim Skolo, Missy James, Lynn Rhymer, Brigid Blair, Jen- ' nifer Beckethimer, Katie Beck, Assistant Coach Sue Daren, Graduate Ashram Sharon Allen, Missy Marvin. 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JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 179 BASIC BALLGAME VOCABULARY sit down, cooch! who's that? get 0 reoljob, ref! what the hell's o Polodin? tastes great! less filling! Uh,uh,uh,uh,uh wenchwormeo wants a transfer hey ref, where did you pork your seeing eye dog? - give him 0 T ! -- hey, woterboy! -- down in from FANS 181 lntromurols provide way to moke friends Intromurol sports provide the fastest way to become friends with people that you do not reolly know. The program sponsors sports for fraternities, clubs, dorms, little sisters, women and in- dependents. The variety of cotegories mokes it possible for any student to get i'nvoived in the sport of their choice. The foll football is probobly the most popular event offered by the intromurol department. Lost foil the overall winners of the foot- boil tournoment troveled to New Orleons to porticipote in the no- tionol flog footboll championship. The championship was held during Sugar Bowl week. The lucky team was from the independent divi- sion and coiled themselves TTSpeciol Forces. The winner of the oll-compus women's football was McCord Ho . The Putt-Putt Tournament olwoys provides 0 fun competi- tion. The swingers from the in- dependent division swong their way to the all compus winners section. WETS won for the club category and the 69ettes were number one for the women. The froternity thot teed their way to the fraternity top spot was Sigma Phi Epsilon. Sigma Phi Epsilon might hove won in Putt-Putt, but Sigmo Chi beat them in golf. George Blankenship was the all compus winner. The ROTC coptured the club section and Ellington Holl won first in dorm ploy. Sonjeev Novoni captured the oil compus first place in intromurol tennis ploy. Pi Kappa Alpho's Nor- mon White and Chod Murroy hustled to win their froternity the top spot in that division. Cheryl 182 SPORTS McCorty won the combined division of little sisters and women. Ed Horris took his number one title bock to his dorm in the dorm division. The softboil event is olwoys on event that gets 0 lot of com- pus ottention. The Kingsport Rebels won the oil compus set for the men ond Triple Ploy won the oil compus for women. Sigmo Chi hit the other froternities out of the boil pork to copture the fraternity divi- sion. The Dilos won for the clubs. Islond Hoppers won their dorm 0 first place in thot category. The Sigmo Phi Epsilon little sisters outron their com- petition to win the little sister division. The OQettes were the women's winners. Co-ed volleyboll proved to be fun for everyone. The Stors ond Spikes spiked their woy to be the oil compus winners. Sigmo Chi won for the froter- nities. Buc Villoge corried off the dorm division ond the CSA fought for, and won the club division. A foul shooting contest wos held. Bill Holl ond Flip Peevler won that contest for the mole cotegory. Teeno Moin outshot the other women from the foul line to win the women's division. Weight lifting seems to be the big croze. Tim Cormen, Woyne Mortin, Rodney Lightfoot ond Rich Hoynes lifted the intromurol weight lifting contest. Dionne Dovison ond Loro Solyes picked up the women's title. The Bucconeer Rood Roce was won overall by Sigmo Phi Geoff Dunon Epsilon. First ploce for the m; division wos Poul Morch. Fem: ist ploce went to Dee Fox.1 ploce for the FocultyTStoff w Richord Jockson. 1st place .' non-focultyistoff wos Joso Molone. The winners of Bodminton the birdy high to win in t respective divisions. The winn were Pot Atrium, Rondy Howo Koren Roseberry, Cher Roseberry, Kevin Jones and h ny Christion. The department of intromuru' is porticipoting in o 3-on-3 bosk boll tournoment. They ore 0w, porticipoting in 0 women's ten i tournament. Both of those Cc , petitions toke ploce in Atlanta, v The intromurol progrom ise ponding to include OUrdO'i recreotions and club sports. - David Hansel Geoff Dunon M Robens Geoff Dunon INTRAMURALS 183 QrQrihg IQ IhQ indiviQUQI' 5 needs and interests WIIh Qighf schQQIs QnQ QQIIQng, Ihe erJQQnI hQs Q WiQQ Ithe of QhQI'QQs thI Will QnQbIe him IQ QhQQsQ Q QQIQQI IhQI I WIII stI serve his inIQIQsIs ereI grQQUQIIQn ThQ IjhinIsin ofors 80 unQQIgIQQUQrQ mQjQI fields of sIUQy QhQ rhirry szIQr' s QQgIQQs fQI gIQQUQrQ sIUQQnrs The QuiIIQn- DIsthr CQIIQgQ Qf MQQiQinQ hQs bInghI IeQanIrIon QnQ mth nQQQQQ mQQiQQI IQSQQIQh IQ th EQsI Teanssee QIQQ 184 ACADEMICS Little Anno Domeron Corry practices her flute 05 Mrs. Worhoftin, her instruc- tor, helps The Suzuki Music Program is held each summer or ETSU. The art of pottery is an elective of srudems who are inrersted in the age old arr. 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A toy drive will again be conducted in 1985, oc-e cording to 1985 MSGA President Ed Good. Volunteer-Johnson City will be on hand to coor- dinore the efforts of members of the College of Medicine. Toys, toys, toys were stocked around the room. The Salvation Army distributed the gifts to area children. Mary K. Fox and Duane C. Baker look over toys received from students por- riciporing in the MSGA Toy Drive. Vice President George Bush referred to the Choir 05 making possible the core for those who suffer from the diseases of aging. Bush dedicates Chair of Medicine From time to time East Tennessee Store University is visited by 0 notoble guest. On May 18, 1985, three political figures were present at 0 reception to acknowledge the creation of the Cecile Cox Quillen Choir of Medicine. Governor Lamar Alexander and Con- gressman Jomes Oimmyy Quillen were there, but there was another man present who people in this area are not 05 used to seeing, Vice President George Bush. Vice President Bush and his wife Bor- boro were greeted by the local media at the Tri-Cities Airport when they or- rived Moy 18 or 3:40 PM. Later, 0 press conference was held in the Forum Room of the Culp University Center. At the reception, Bush commented on the establishment of the Choir of Medicine wos named for Mrs. Jomes Quillen, Congressman Quillen's wife, because of her recovery from o cerebrol aneurysm and stroke suffered in 1981. llYou mode the Choir possible. You gave $900,000 and $625,000 of that was matched by 0 grant from the Store of Tennessee, said Bush. llYou created 0 Choir of Medicine to study the nature of aging e and you have done more. The choir you hove donated now becomes the core of 0 modern medical center to core for those suffering the diseose of aging. Quillen mentioned the fact that Bush's parents were, at one time, residents of the Kingsport area. The Choir will ploy o role in helping to pro- vide for the growing needs of older Americans through research, teaching and by providing health core. Also, medical and emotional problems of the elderly will be dealt with through the pro- gram. The College of Medicine, School of Nur- sing and the School of Public and Allied Health will ploy roles in this. Donations of $500 were received from each person attending the reception. These donotions were used to help fund the Choir of Medicine. - Connie Moles MEDICAL SCHOOL 198 194 ACADEMIC H,?fl 3 l g ,j 3 g. $ . g $ kw g$i3 gagSi; I i 3 $ R ?CAL SCHOOL 195 Pre-schoolers HT THE END OF H RHINBOW At the end of the rainbow, you will find small children e there are purple raccoons, red lions, yellow bees, green beors, orange roosters, and blue unicorns. This roinbow is shining on the first floor of Worf-Pickel Holl. It is the Child Study Center - 0 place of growing for children and adults, and 0 place of love and laughter. The Child Study Center was started in the lore 1960's. Jr was designed with the specific pur- pose of using rhe oreo's small children. Ir serves as 0 lab for to manipulate toys such as peg boards which develop fine motor coordination and eye-hond and spatial skills. Enjoying storytime before lunch ore Tony Strickland, Jomes Culp, Whitney Adoronte, and Tree Helvey of the Purple Raccoon fomily. Chris Wilson and friends join in to listen to 0 story or circletime. 196 ACADEMICS students and 0 model for early childhood core. Lost yeor, graduate and undergraduate students had 8,977 contact hours in the center. These hours included field experience, case study, procricums, student teaching, methods, and special education. The center was used by the Special Education, Early Childhood, Nursing, Elementary Education, Child and Develop- ment Study, Home Economics, Sociology, Industrial Education, Dental Hygiene and Medical School students. Kim Reece Photo Lab Currently the center serves sixty children ranging in age from 3-5 years old. The Study Center is staffed by 20 full- time and porr-time positions. The Pre-School Handicapped Program of Washington Coun- ty is linked with the Center in serving handicapped children. The staff included 0 speech therapist, occupational therapists, and deof education 05 well as eight certified teachers. One-fourth of the children in the Study Center are handicapped. Big Circle time allows all the children to come together to enjoy singing. All of the songs are done in sign language for the hearing impaired children. Matthew Chandle floshes a big smile for the camera as he gets ready for lunch with the Red Lions. Kim Reece Kevin Hopkins EARLY LEARNING CENTER 197 gm 39$ a Es?aE3i$;: axggxxggm ch mg? w mgssgggiszv w, agzmzww Q uggggkgg . vmmmm Q $$$$$g a w Tuba aokaunkgutev ngy 3 5 y, u m $5 3;? 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The Center Con- cept is used and each day the children can pick 0 Big Center including big blocks, sand and water, housekeeping, art and games. In the Big Centers, oll sixty of the children are involved. A fovorite of the kids and teachers, alike, is the socio-dromotic center. This center changes every two weeks. On one visit you con go camping, the next visit you con go to the cor- nivol, or the dentist, grocery store, real estate office, or photography studio. This allows the students and adults to take on different roles in- volved with each. Each room is olso set up with smoli centers for science, listening, small blocks, moth and language. These can be chonged for variety. ETSU students are given on opportunity for honds-on experience e o chonce to test their ability to relate to children - 0nd to hon- dle the problems that arise with and between children. These are the facts and figures e necessary but not the real essence of the rainbow. The rain- bow ends and begins in the fulfillment you have in knowing that you can make 0 difference e that you have watched the child and yourself grow. The color becomes bright when you see 0 child struggle with o puz- zle and finally conquer it -- on his own. The color glitters when 0 child learns to shore his toy with 0 friend. The color shines when 0 student worker presents o lesson and the child responds with gig- gles and learning. The color floshes brilliont when 0 child trusts you enough to wrap himself around you and soy, iii love you! - Patricia A. Reece Student teacher Connie Alley en- courages Noland Davidson and Joanna Perlmon to try some of each food on their lunch troys. A young visitor gets into the school' spirit. Soon, the center will have on $9 infont-toddler program. Audrey Dugger uses the prone board which is designed to help develop tolerance for standing. Andrew Baxter describes the big one that got away. Matthew Gobble, 0 member of the red lion group, osks did you catch my drip? 200 ACADEMICS Giggles and smiles fill the room 05 Kathy Torgerson and her teacher shore a private moment together. Deaf educator, Amy Nicor, and Chad Hughes learn a new game together. Deof education Is only one aspect of the pre-school hondlcop- ped program. Heather Harland uses the prone board for eating as well as art projects and other fine motor activities. EARLY LEARNING PROGRAM 201 202 ACADEMlCS Four, with The rion Pickel how to menr nounce was 203 College of Arts and Sciences magi? gem gt Hand in Hand 'iHond in Hand Through the Through the Years exhibit. . Yeors means more to the Judith Woodruff is director , t V . university thonjust 0 theme on and choreographer of the ' ' programs sponsored by the Mountain Movers. She feels Corroil Reece Museum. This that their success is directly dance performing group and related to the museum. She the museum hove gone hand says, iTOur relationship with the in hand in o continuing tradition museum has been great in our of performances through the history. It has provided us with years. opportunities for creativity that iTThe Mountain Movers first goes beyond the classic pro- public performance held in the scenium stoge set-up. When museum was in the Spring of we have to provide material 1982. in the foliowing Foil, the specifically for the museum, group presented TiFontosio we've been challenged to which was choreographed make it work in 0 non- ,. , ,, ,. . , , , specifically to integrate the use traditional setting. This expands .9 ' , , t i of the museum's Tranmen- our ability to be versatile and ' ' toi blown gloss exhi i rt. creative. In 1983 the Mountain The Carroll Reece Museurr Movers cooperated with the end the Mountain Movers hove , . , . , Wellness and Creativity Exhibi- enjoyed their cooperation and , 7 t V V ' , v ' ' ' , ' tion presented by the museum. look forward to furthering their ' ' ' ' Using the theme of Ap- relationships through perfor- polochion women, the monces in the future. Mrs. choreography incorporated the Woodruff also stated, We've work and ploy of these really appreciated being able women into the Appalachian to perform so much in the indigenous dances. museum because we feel that For the post two years, the it exposes us to audiences thot Mountain Movers hove por- we might not have otherwise ticipoted in the museum's had, and this expands their Christmas exhibits. In 1984 they lives 05 well as ours. performed as part of the -Annette Kerley Christmas tree exhibit, and this year in iiThe Hand in Hand 204 ACADEMICS MidyerrZinser Photos by Photo Lab The Mountain Movers, under the direction of Judith Woodruff, have been in existence for five years. The group has performed throughout the years in conjunc- tion with the Carroll Reece Museum. MOUNTAIN MOVERS 205 It,s A Snap Ring. Hjohnson City Press. hHeIlo. Uh, could I speok to Mr. Talbert in Photography. pleose. IfWWFYRES :- I; hPhotogrophy, Lee Tolbert speaking. . , ' z ; arsmtzm ?ARM' HMr. Tolbert, this is Connie. I've been working in , ' A wt the dork room and I need to ask you about ' something. , 'tO.K. 'tWhen you get finished developing the negatives, ore you supposed to be able to octuolly see something on them? HYes, thot's the generol ideo. hOh, well, um . . . I think moybe I did something wrong. This is o hypothetico! phone conversation, but photojournolism teocher and Johnson City Press photogropher Lee Tolbert did get colts from some students during the course of the yeor pertoining to minor problems that ore eosily worked out. Students who knew nothing obout photography, along with those who were 0 little fomilior with it, ieorned about the comero 0nd bosicolty how to work one well enough to get in their assignments thot ranged from simple outdoor photos of eoch other to pictures freezing motion. A rather smol! darkroom posed some minor com- plicotions for severol students to work in or one time, but obstodes were worked out and everyone monoged to get their assignments in, and get pretty good grades too! -- Connie Moles ' Alt Photos by Kevin Hopktm 206 ACADEMICS ' 5Q . 5:; 5:33:33-353533 5?; 5:535 Q 5 53:53:33 - . 55$:5Q QQQQQQQ 5535;333:353 555555 555 ' 55 5: 3:339? ...55555555 55 5 5 5555. 5. 555 5 5; 5;;555 555555555 5 Q5; 5 5555 QQQQ55Q55553g5Q533523535353 555QQQ;;Q;Q5;Q5 1:? 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DIESEL 22 5 PHOTOJOURNALISM 207 are many students D e v which Emmel. by William Gonh 208 ACADEMICS 210 ACADEMICS Computers . . . A Way of Life To err is human, but to really mess up takes a computer. This statement doesn't really hold true any more. Computers are becoming more advanced every day. And to keep up with the fast paced world of computers universities are offering many different computer Classes. E.T.S.U. is no exception. Over 50 different computer classes are being offered now. For in- coming Freshmen since Fall 1984,,a semeSter in computer literacy is required. These courses teach the Students word processing, mation in and some basic programming. A Computer and Informa- tion Science major is offered. In order for a student to declare this major he mus: be enrolled at E.T.S.U., have satisfacrory academic standings in all re- quired core courses and meet minimum departm requirements. Computer science effeaive ways to practical puters. computer is person - Robin Horton m 0 G m m M Developmental Studies, Libraries, and University School Theater Program to Continue E.T.S.U.'s theatre department was in dire straits for 0 while, but President Ronald Beiler one nounced early in 1986 that the program would continue. The program suffered 0 heavy blow the previous sum, mer when Bud Fronk, theatre director for 32 years, announc- ed his retirement. In addition to this, enrollment in the department had drop- ped in the past few years. But with Beiler's announce- ment come hopes of o resurgence of the program. Frank agreed to work with the university as a consultant. His plans for the program which should lead to 0 production. The theatre program gives students the opportunity for creativity and provides the Mike Houston's sign, which he brought to President Beller's Jonuory press con- ference, shows the feelings of many people in support of the theatre deportment. Tim Busfield, star of T.V.'s HTropper John, MD, is among the graduates of E.T.S.U.'s theatre department. 212 ACADEMICS community with 0 chance to become involved with the university. A major in theatre wiil em- phosize the liberal arts, but one-fourth of the work wiil be in professional and technical courses. Tim Bustieid, who has starred in iiReggie 0nd 'iTropper John, MD. on television, is one of the better known students of E.T.S.U.'s theatre department. He graduated from E.T.S.U. in 1980 after receiving 0 great deal of guidance from Bud Frank. So, with the proper support, E.T.S.U.'s theotre program should hopefully continue for .0 long, long time. --Kim Alvis Llndo Guym heinhnm. Boychuck-Willioms Randall Lewis The cost of Sunday Ex- cursion, from left to right, Michael Thomas of Elizabethton, Mark Williams of Jonesborough, Annette Burton of Johnson City, M o r k S m i t h o f Jonesborough, 0nd Kimberlee Pryor of Greeneville ore shown in rehearsal. This actress certainly por- ttoys her part well in 0 production performed by the theatre department. President Beller held 0 press conference or the beginning of the year to announce the continuo- rion of the school's theatre program with Bud Fronk acting as a consultant. THEATER 21 3 student 214 ACADEMICS Kevyn Hopkins SAYS : $?09 School of Public and Allied Health .mzrzwigggi w Q gag $$MfQ$ a WW :3 Sggggwagmagm guzm v 2:: :x gimg 7 mm a , H EWWW JP 3 WWW v 55?? K 4 M 2 216 ACADEMICS mature Nm Manama JAY ALLEN 217 Number Students Placed...- -.-220 Cooperative Education, often colied Co- op, is an optional program or ETSU in which 0 student divides time between the classroom and o coreer-reloted work ex- perience. Co-ops are formally established by the University and the employer setting learning objectives in order to heip students accomplish specific educational goals. Co-op students receive ocodemic credit end are paid by the empioyer. As 0 type of educational program, Co- op is similar to internships, ciinicois and other programs which integrate academic education with practical experience to pro- vide for quality education. Co-op students apply theory to work and produce oppiied knowledge combined with experience as 0 port of the educational process. At ETSU, our good is to enable more students to benefit from this educational process that bridges the gap between the academic community and the employer. We have been developing our program since 1975. During the lost five years, the program has had significant growth. This year the University's Cooperative Education Pro- COOPERATIVE EDUCATION PLACEMENTS Of...- .240 -1oo ----140 -100 80 man -zolllil Tillll 8081 81-82 8263 63434 8465 85-86 218 ACADEMICS Cooperative education: A Vibrant Venture Between Employers And Higher Education grom will piece 217 students from the sophomore level through to graduate school. During the 198485 school year, students eomed 5508,00 in wages and 6370 received job offers at graduation from their Co-op employers. The work ex- perience losts on entire semester and con alternate with semesters of classroom study A student can complete as many as four semesters of Co-op work on the undergraduate level. Work and classes can be combined during the term. Most Cotop students participate in the program year round tinciuding summers; In each Co-op job, 0 student has on Opportunity to som- ple 0 career option or 0 step up in difficulty from the lost assignment. Employers soy Co-op cleoriy results in better prepared job candidates regardless of the major. Employers hove oiso said that iiCo-op has provided costaeffective recruitment 03 our company has had an opportunity to observe and evaluate the student's performance, and Covop students bring new talents and ideas into our organization. Covop employers find that better relations with the university oc- cur because of the student, focuity and staff contact as a port of the program. ETSU, Co-op gives students who are un- sure of their educational goals more direc- tion for their studies. Also, Co-op helps students develop personal attributes such as responsibility. Students compete for Co- op jobs by the employer interview method and thereby gain solid job-getting skills which can be of benefit in later years. Students have commented that Co-ops have helped them to learn to deal with the stresses that are built into a profession. Co-op is a self-help program. The finen- ciol help it provides to students is paid for by employee wages. Co-op mokes educa- tion affordable to students from all income levels, and it enables education to keep pace with rapidly changing technology through the students hands on experience. The roles of the employer, student, and university form the threewoy partnership known 05 Cooperative Education. It has been 0 successful partnership or ETSU. - Dan J. Emmel, Director of Career Development ChenIISIIy major Jdon H Zellor is gaining, honyds-onf v . experience during her co-Op with Tennessee EEastman Con'Ipony in Kingspo'rI A ginger B Dean, whose m ome firing range promice in heI ArlorIIo co op with he U S DepartmenI of Agncvirure-InvesIIgonons As, on engmeermg Iechnangy mojCII TorIy A 7 I ,Queen is participating in o cooperative edu'CQIioIIi progIom wIIh ATBT III Wmsron-Solem N C -- A g'DuIing I eco-op program sIudenIs are paid while; ' f COOPERATIVE EDUCATION :' 219 Kevin Hopkins Kevin Hopkins 220 ACADEMICS Photo Lab DENTAL HYGIENE 221 meiwz. Mr??? xgiimmgm , ?.gwgfggfm Y5 37:77.; 37717777 77,777 WW 3 'W M ' gggiwzka mm Q; 7mm , 77774347 1:; NW7 ,l , $mw77sw 7 77k 222 ACADEMICS NON-TRADITIONALSTUDENTS 223 224 ACADEMICS FITNESS 225 oking the overall appearance of a university friendly or in- timidating to the students is what an organization can do. ETSU provides for the student 0 variety of clubs, honor societies and Greeks organizations. individuals are obie to pool together with other students that have these some goals. Because of this the individual is able to expand his knowledge end talents. The Greeks provide on opportunity for one to grow closer in brotherhood or sisterhood. Several Greek organizations have been given a new start on the campus due to their re-orgonizotionol ef- forts. This has mode the ETSU Greek system successful in their reiotione ships with other students and the community. 226 ORGANIZATIONS Ringing in victory. Robert smy er and 1-.., Dempsey anxiously await the Buc'. touchdown. I In La Solute, :0 the Promised Land, members perform during halftime of Chattanooga game. 227 228 ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT ACTIVITY CENTER 229 Kim Rieec'eir Kim Reece 230 ORGANIZATIONS Board, .on ,brgonizotion' run by students for the students LL L work IS nLoLI 0 four leIIeI word. In focI to bring Ihei'L'LyL variety of events to campus If L L that they do many IIOUIS f L L L are pUt publicity, and; presentation.- CAB, as it is more commonIy Lsrude'nrs IISI I IIRLoLmbo I qnd II me IISIor coIIed, Is on oppOIIunin for students to experiencecom; L pus life to its fIJIIesI: by actual I honds-IorI experience In? monogemenf, IeaderShip, and communications.- , There are five student committees whi'ch make up the Compus Activities VBLOCII'd Geoff Dunon Lmovies into preporoIIorI, ., g. : . movies' are offered week Lat discount roIesL Io EImo 5 Fire, Wors- T IIAr'I Howe, and Manty' ,PthOni 'L I were presented f, Over the schooi year CABS Lspo'inSore'd 0n :IIEddie Mur-j Lphy Month L Hews, LIIBeverIy' Hills Cop; Ii with I ILLI'48 dyL GrLiffIIh She Three sCompony 'goyeyo; , IILeCIure' III Comedy thorn Twas filled With memon rs , frbm his post I mm 'ueLucaI upmted on campus Dunesy bf CABs-DeLLuco i; g hyp- IiaonisI- whoset-deSIag antics Ie'I , :srudems rake pm In the fun,- I were students. 232 ORGANIZATIONS Kim Reece mmm mm mm: zwzmmmmxm k :38: m PWN m a m, Dan Bellor of we We Con Make You Lough Comedy troupe encourages the op- propriote crowd response, L:CA8's Animal HouSe show- ing and Togo Parry afforded students loads of fun. Mike Bates. president of CAB, Iives up to his KMART name of Goof 05 he emcees the oir bond contest. Kenny Perry b ought Adorn, Am to campus in the foEl's air bond contest. Mike Bates advertises for Members of the Campus Ac- tivities Board yore: Donne Stephenson, Brenda Blair, Cyn- thia West, Angie Word, Cindy Guckert, Melody Tunnell. Della Schoffhouser, Laura Van Wynsberg, Robert Ade, K Reece, Cheryl Hoobs, Tony Werner, Janice Giimor, Soroh Best, Chiquita Tucker, Michoei Sondidge, Bren Ritchie. Michael Bares. Rob Ade, CAB Vice President, introduces Lewis Nixon. CAB event during Brot Jimk visit. inu Fobrique entertained dun ing Block History Month. Kim Reece CAMPUS ACTIVITIES BOARD 233 Glitter, Energetic. Upbeot. Enthusiastic. All of these words can be used to describe the vibront performances that the Jazz Singers give every time they step on the stoge. Their song repertoire includes currently populor tunes such 05 Tl'm So Ex- cited , HCon't Fight This Feeling, ond iiWe Are The World, and like their name implies, jozz. HA nightingole song in Borkley Square, and other contemporary jozz classics mokes every perfor- mance unforgettable. The Jazz Singers are under the direction of Dr. Tom Jenrette of the music deportment. The singing group is 0 credit course, but many more rewards are gained through the experience. Singers ore selected by ouditions in the spring for the following school year. The Jazz Singers is not limited to only music majors who are dreoming of 0 stage career, but public relations, marketing, com- puter science and elementary educotion mojors can be found. The Jozz Singers gives students the opportunity to perform when they otherwise wouldn't get to. The Jozz Singers' performance schedule includes introducing new freshmen to compus with o welcome concert during preview. Family Day visitors get the oppor- tunity to see the Jazz Singers per- form, 05 well 05 students during the big homecoming perfor- mance. The performance group begins preparing early in the spr- ing semester for their annual Spr- ing Spectoculor. During the year, the Jazz Singers were special occom- ponist to Tereso Bower during her concert. They also appeared with the Beller family for the t e I e v i s e d C h r i s t m o 5 special. - Kim Reece Kim Reece omour and all t of jazz Kim Reece Kim Reere Robin Hunt, 0 junior from Limestone, was one of the new foces in the Jazz Singers. Robin is 0 special education mojor. Veteran performer Ritchie Groy brings chill bumps to the audience as he belts out 0 love bollod during the Jazz Singers' first performance of the yeor ot Preview. Ritchie is o senior majoring in public relations. Ritchie Gray and Donna Liso Ricker join hands with their fellow Jozz Singers in o musical tribute to the efforts of the song We Are The World. Behind the scenes is John Mark Crawford ot the sound boord. Many people work long hours before the performance ever tokes ploce. Members of the Jazz Singers ore Shelecio Milsops, Debbie Pierson, Debbie Shell, Tommy Arnett, Liso Ricker, Robin Hunt, and Louro Cunninghom. tboclo Robert Froizer, Rusty Humphreys, Tim Heoth, Ritchie Groy, Dwoyne Walker, Mark Smith, and Jeff Pleosont. 234 STUDENT LIFE Kim Reece Debbie Shell, Rusty Humphreys, Louro Cunningham, and Tim Heoth perform during the Preview concert. Tommy Amett and Robert Froizer tell the audience how excited they are during hl'm So Excited! Dr. Tom Jenrette introduces the Jazz Singers. Dr. Jenrette is on associate professor of music. Debbie Shell is another seasoned per- former for the Jazz Singers. Debbie is 0 Johnson City native and is majoring in Computer Science. The Jazz Singers opened for Tereso Bower during the concert which kick- ed off the 75th anniversary celebra- tion. They Ioterjoined Ms. Bowers on stage to close the show. Kim Reece Kim Reece - JAZZ SINGERS 235 Chris Armbrh Jonef Brewer, JeLLnnifLerL CyphetsL LonLdL She Ln Evans AV HeoLSrh EduLcotEon CiubL during the ,, 'EJ ump Rope for Heart fundraiser In March ' Elizabeth McMahon. C jgressmo James LH , Quilted, Martha COndro. Lend Mr John P Lamb L pose together after E$EzObeth and Martha j Lwere named as Lrhe winners of me Lambki Scholarship , L LLDLt. Vanght speakse on Lbeholf of pLubtiLc LheoLlfh , L daring the Kic-Off celebmmn of Health L, ,AwOreness qu , , k L , The members of Eta Sigma Gamma ore: Kim Droper, Pom Foster, Cindy The members of the Repirotory Therapy Club ore: Cindy Allen, Audro Ensof Woods, 5. Elizabeth McMohon, Mortho F. Condro, Koren McNutt, Kym McFolls, Trocy Jones, Kim Newman, Kathy Merholz, Robin Gibson, Londo Ponon 0nd EIIen Henley, ReDonno Donohoo, Cheryl Hooks, Brenda Bloir, Pom Hubbord, Riro Dovis. Joyce Hozlerr, Susan McCulloch, Jennifer Cyphers, Julio BoHoon, Robert Patton, Novella Ferguson, Josephine Gaines, Anthony Roberrs, Steve Cornerr, Randy Price, Doug Orringer and Bill Cissell. 236 ORGANIZATIONS Busy, i Busyy Busy, best describes how the members - of ESG Heoirh Honot Society have been during the 5Chooi yeQI. The society'smembers: have been involved throughour Ihe community ': and campus eniig'hfening people about hteth 'Qnd: sofety concerns Jump Rope for Heort one of the biggest projects undertaken. WiIh the heip of WETB-AM. radio, who '5 pro- , vided ,. eokdvertising' ' SuppoIt1I g and music duringthe event? the gIQUp managedto irQise $110091 during the de-ylokng : dedicated: IhQir time; ' 001d muscies to raise the money 1 ' for the American H3037 AssOciotiQn Comprehenswe CQma-T munity Services and 5 other;- ' moaned bQchs in Center th gave Out but WORKINGHARD FOR ' Qommumty' OFQODIZOTIOFTS In- LL cluding Eta Sigma GQme, joined IogetheI Io f0rm , I fiPerecI STAR SQfe Teensf and RDst Involves com S munity bQSQQ program which is; deagned to redUce or eliminate oicohol related LoUtomobIlQ Qccidents ' Qmong yoUng peopiQ EtQ IsIIV'Sing Gome leUhteeted f over 200 , hours over thejj thot Eto Sigma Gommo has 2 weekends iIQ provide thliIIQ seIVices 0nd son ' ,,rides for; people who hovel; been drmkmg Or for some Cone Who does not wont to I, .ride with someonQ th hQs L L EIQ SIng Gommo spon-g 7 ?ISOerpthe GrQQt Americhij-r SkaQiOut'f-j along with the 3' American; 'Cohter SOQiefy, , ' WHY- e'cquj dUrinQ November The member of the Dental Assisting Club are Michelle Moncier, Suson McCroy, Sondro Fox, Corol Worren, M. Dorlene Robry, Tommie L. Hordin, Anito Fletcher and JoAnne Stuntz. tons infoertion, othQUiI' Tip5 Io those who know of someone who stkes oI fQI 1 chrUQismokers 1 ' 3 1 The Lamb LectUre Qrid ' 11Heolt1h jCorIferQhQQ ,1 fisf held eyery spring in honor of, 1, John P Lomb This year's g1$peciQi guest Sperer wosy-T' ',Assistht, Surngn General, J. Micheal; MC-Gihnis: f He I delivered; Q ieCtuiref entitled 2' 'fEmerginggiissues in PUbiiQ -HeoIIhk? The, ithfe'rQch in- gyoind 5Q range of heQIIh-f .tQpiCs inciUdihg scthi , heoith i W ,,, ' Homecoming s L Ceie-yi erting ETSU' s TrodItIons 1; IciUded the EIQ Sing GQ-m4 1 mo gang They competedm 2 me bonner competition Qnd Homecoming Queen me; Pan Bostic represented Ihe oranIzorIon ' 3 Other'iCQmpUs Qnd com? muhity activities irIciUde: the NQIion ' wide Beautification project research projects on' . the gIQduqte and Under; graduate levels, and the EPA TEQVIronmemoi Pick-Up AcIIVItIesT , , The orgomzonon donated erney to the Kay Thpr'ton Liver TrQnspiQnI FUnd EtQ 'Sigmo GQme prowded Q - vision screening both of the SeQiQr CiIizens Hteth Fair 05, weiiio sripiocirIg' Vbuiiletin boards In the Hthh Building? a with heQiIh themes EtQ SIgmo Gamma 1 receives , iIs operating money ehIiI'eiy'f erm- fund; IrQisEh'g. The'hoinQQi 'conveh-f tiOrI and Lamb LeCIQrerQre fprImQrIiy fUrIded Through :606 EU'nds - H , ' ' Key'Kim Rche'; ' The members of the Dental Lab Technology Club ore Shirley Spillmon, Tommy Meeks, Sheilo Houk, Koren Sholes, Greg Bolt, Chorles Yelton, Toby Sells ond Dole Lusk. 237 Members of lntromurals are: David Goodman, Dionne Dovison, Mike Bennett, Debbie Richards, Johnny BurronA 238 ORGANIZATIONS Members of Kappa Delta Pi ore: Bernice Arnold, Amy Branch, Suzanne Burrell, Sherri Cook, Michael Edmonds, Hilde Frye, Trocy Jobe, James R. Locy, Myra Lewis, Porsy Lirrle, Motzek Monica, Vondo Norris, Donna Riddle, Lourom Vonderheyden, Rudolph Miller, Cathy Mclnrurff, Corhy Hyder, Betsy Therford. Koren Frirrs, Peggy Willocks, Charles Edwards, William Pofford, WHIiom Fowler. Keith Turketr, Mortho Houff. Bocking the Bucs There is one group on campus that never foils to let anyone or anything know that they are proud to be who they ore. These people are the members of the Buc- coneer Bross. During the men's basketball season, these spirited students not only per- form but support the team 05 well. The Buc Bross could be known 05 the school's number one referee hozers. The BUC Brass and friends help the cheerleaders to keep the crowd going. Popular songs head the list of upbeat tunes that the BUC Bross belt out during pre-gome, time outs, and half- time. T'She Works Hord For the Money, TTThe Power of Love, and 'The Curly Shuffle are but 0 few of the con- temporary melodies performed by the group. More troditionol songs include the No- tionol Anthem, the school's fight song, and TTGood Night Lodies. The Buc Bross does not like being coiled o Tpep bond, for they ore beyond pep. Their enthusiasm and en- couraging attitude help keep the Bucs rolling on down the court. - Kim Reece - , WWWWWWW Members of the Accounting Society ore: Jim Botes, Lewis Frozer, Name not available, Roger Hoover, Donald Dovis, Nome not available, Susan Johnson, Rebecco Belcher, Sybil Rymer, Koye Barnett. The members of the Student Nurses Association are active in promoting health core through actual work in the field. The SNA participated in Homecoming as well 05 Career Day. tEdlror's note: due to an impending deadline, the names of the members of the group were not available We apologize for this oversight; INTRAMURALS, KAPPA DELTA Pl, ACCOUNTING, NURSES, BUC BRASS 239 : Ken' Ream waves'to ihe Crowd 05 the Alpha Sigma km: Moot pcssesby the crowd. A51 Won third pbce in the HQmecoming Flour competition. Alpha Sigmdloto participated in rheskit competi-' tion by refiecting' on me relevisibn show50f the 240 ORGANIZATIONS 7Klm Reece Abnormoirywusm I 05 IheLf ULnIvLeL L LL L ,; TLfIthi :-ShOWI. ifI The 'ALSI I- , H L L L L ' LzoIrgonIZQIioanon seCCnd other cioIIeg fLL L I LT L, , ' j L i i : I I, I LLLx-pIoce overoII In the In-V burrothem obnormoIILfLL LL 'L If j I ,- Ldependenrd, n L I is just , 0' I IL LI , L : LL! , ' LLL'fundraIsmg eyenrs-IL L L ' L 0' LL ' LL L ASI ore ongomg I IcommunIty - I mbers oL-f I ,I H II I I , ICIL '5:ng Iota held throughout the Bree byIn- L , 1 , 7 , I 0 L7 L,Lf'I fcInnudi ChrIstmos recruiting hIgh schooi L I -- I , y, L IL L jPQrIJy Spnng BoWIing; I senio r 5 0,14 r I n g f L L I LILI -I L jLLLf I L L : Party, and AIumnI picnic workshops Th y Offer In- f L L ' L L ' L L formation on the broad '- LL L L LL costing program Los weII'; in ,Lo -: ta Archie and , 1th Banker ' MembersLoI ALIpLh0 Sigma Iota 0r . L I: L II , L L L' L LL LL L LALIkian LVoIeLede Hoteff Keith L Smith Ken Heath Dennis Phjf L L 'A L L ' TV STUDIO STAFF, ALPHA SIGMA IOTA 241 Music is Willie's way of life WILLIE E. BENSON JR. is o senior from Johnson City, Tenn. Among his various community services, Willie is the music director and pianist for the Mount Olive Baptist Church of Johnson City and also 0 primary closs Sunday school teacher. Since 1983, he has been the co- principoi clorinet player for the Johnson City Civic Bond, and since 1984, Willie has played second clorinet for the Johnson City Symphony . Orchestra. He also plays clarinet and saxophone for the Jonesborough Repertory Theatre. Willie's campus activities include being froternity educa- tion officer 0984-853 and president 01985-863 of Phi Mu Alpho Sinfonio, professional music fraternity and president 0984-852 of the Music Educotors National Conference. In 1988, he served as o senotor in the Student Government Association, and has been 0 student worker in the Sound and Lighting Department since 1982. Willie ploys boritone saxophone for the ETSU Jazz Ensemble and served as presi- dent and drum mojor of the ETSU Marching Bond in 1985. Willie plans to graduate in December 1986 with 0 degree in music education. Directibng the Buc Brass, Willie Benson shows the beat to the ETSU bond mem ers who ploy or home bosketboll omes' th ' - Ehe BUCSI g In e Mini Dome to support 242 ORGANIZATIONS 32.22.2394. 2:..7... 2 ' .22: 2. 2...: 22.22.9322... 2. 3. , . 224mm 2 23.2 .2 z 3.8... 2 Mex 4 W. 23.9w w .352? 2...; 2. .41.; 3 33:22.22... 2., . .;,W2 2X 2. 2 .2 . . I X222 'thafi .2 ' . X, - - 2 .22, 3341' 22 22W W M' .. '3 XXXXXXXXX 22:2: . 22:3323E3: 13:12 22:3 ' . ' . E V2; ung 222 ' 222. 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Leadership keeps Charley on the run CHARLES EDWARD CHAMBERS is o senior from Kingsport, Tenn. A member of Pi Kappa Phi fraternity, Chorles has been worden iFoII 19841, second vice or- chon tSpring 19851, first vice orchon tspring 19851 and choploin tFoII 19851 for the group. He has been 0 member of the Pi Kappa Phi Executive Board and presently serves on the No- tionol Pi Kappa Phi Founda- tion Board of Directors. Chories hos oiso attended the Pi Kappa Phi College and the Pi Kappa Phi National Con- vention. He hos ployed intromuroi soccer, football, bosket- boil, volleyball and badminton for Pi Kappa Phi. In addition to his fraternity, Charles is also 0 member of the Order of Omega, Greek honor society and Omicron Delta Kappa, national leadership honor society. As 0 member of the Student Government Association, Chorles has held the positions of senotor 11984-851 and vice president 11985-861. He has served on the Public Relations Committee and is 0 current member of the President's Cobinet. He attended the ETSU Leadership Conference in 1984 0nd 1985. Charles was 0 member of the ETSU Jozz Singers from 1982 to 1985 and the ETSU Choir and Chamber Choir from 1982 to 1983. His community invoivements in- clude working with the Jonesborough Repertory Theatre and the Johnson City Humane Society. Chories plans to graduate in May 1986 with 0 degree in leadership communications. Piesiding over SGA Senate meeting, Charley Chambers listens os ETSU Presi- dent Ronald Beller onswers students' questions about the infamous porking problem. WHO'S WHO AMONG STUDENTS iN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES 248 Who's Who . . . Campus involvement is Eriko's business ERIKA A. HOGELE is o junior from Morristown, Tenn. She is 0 member of Alpha Lombdo Delta and Gommo Beta Phi honor societies. Eriko is 0 member of the German Club, in which she holds the office of treasurer 0984-86; and a member of Phi Beta Lomb do, in which she is public relations choirmon 0985 888. She was on ETSU Preview small group leader in 1984 0nd 1985 0nd 0 member of the Campus Ac- tivities Boord's TroveV Lecture Committee in 1983-84. A resident of Ponhelienic Dormitory, Eriko was elected holl representative 0988-848 and vice president 0984-85i of the dorm. She has also been named to the Dean's List 0983-858 and worked with the Johnson City Junior Achievement. Eriko plans to graduate in December 1987 with degrees in marketing and German. Preparing for a party, Erika Hogeie and Cheryl Ottinger slice vegetables for munchies during the Gommo Beta Phi Society's Christmas party 244 ORGANIZATIONS ........;.3...2..;.;. 9 A3... .. .A...AA...3AA333,V A3AAA33, . .3. 3.... .3... AAA. , ,.... 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She also participated in Lops-for-Bucs in 1982 0nd 1983. Sondro's compus activities include being treosurer 11985-861 of the Student National Environmental Health Association and 0 member of the Block Affoirs Association. She is also peer support odvisor 0985-861 for the Buddy System. Sondro hos been 0 senotor in the Student Govern- ment Association and 0 member of the ETSU Flog Squad. She olso appeared in the 1982 dromo 'Minstrel Boy and dances with the ETSU Golden Girls. Sondro was named first runner-up in the Homecoming Court of 1982. Sandro plans to graduate in May 1986 with 0 degree in environmental health. Strutting her stuff, Sondy Rogin donces during halftime or o Bucs basket- boll gome 05 0 member of the Golden Girls. 248 ORGANIZATIONS Who's Who . . . Guy takes to the field for ETSU GUY SUTTON TRAWICK is o senior from Raleigh, NC. As 0 member of the Student Government Association, Guy has been 0 senator U983, choirmon U983 of the Ad hoc Sidewolk Com- mittee, 0 member of the Summer Sessions University Committee and 0 member of the University and Presi- dent's councils. Guy was elected SGA president for the 1985-88 school year by the ETSU student body. He is also 0 member of Alpha Lombdo Delto honor society and Phi Beta Lombdo. Guy served as vice president t 19840 for Omicron Delta Kappa, notional leadership honor society and is 0 member of the ET- SU Notional Alumni Board. Guy also played intercollegiate football for the Buc- coneers 0nd lettered for three years. He was captain of the team in the spring of 1982 end was voted Senior Academic Most Valuable Player in 1984. Guy has been listed on the Dean's List and served as master of ceremonies for the Meet-the-Bucs pep rally and the Homecoming Prociomo- tion Ceremony. He is 0 member of Toastmasters Interno- tionol 0nd 0 charter member of Greystone Baptist Church. He is 0150 on usher, 0 member of the Finance Committee and 0 member of the Greystone Building Committee for the church. Guy plans to graduate in May 1988 with 0 degree in business management. One of Guy's mony duties as SGA president was to host mony campus events. Here, Guy shows off his master of ceremonies skills or a pep rally. WHO'S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES a COLLEGES 247 M 3w 2; 4 MW;$ 7 i ' XX- '- -- M , vi ' ' . ' , I. ' ,, I , 4 , My 4 ' 2 $. ., , ,, ,; f izizf W; X 9 x; 757 m WV 0,, J, X'Zgggfg J m i z m 3,252; mm gm ww R 6 y m gar: W W433; Iny , w i ?g $5,;ng V $$$$$ng 3,; rigggfftgmagiggz xmwmwmvmmszwsv , , AWN WWW 29 , WV. Mmemx HSQEquSZKQYZEa E Mgoumaxwagmy V ivuwhs'gxow 3$$$3$32 , 9 Y ,b, 5 2m, ,0 h, o. M 6:: ,zasam a 256 ORGANIZATIONS Sobrino Mishell Ghosten, BLACK AFFAIRS 257 258 ORGANIZATIONS Cornivol Nu of Gun Henry Grubb pony. get rogem w keep 0 MI X 1 m WEN MN m, , Wwymwww ,, ; x m ,5 g on , 9 WW: 6 cw: AWN wmm w a ,e , gag. $3.wa , Wu wwwmgx a Q 3 emm QM: $ m n m xwggmwg a 4 k W W Mum v w 4 Ezggzgggigwgggzm M 0 mm a ?mgmgzim 9 W m Members of Gamma Beta Phi ore: Patricio Thogord, Jacquelyn Nosco, Melissa Joseph, Louronn Vonderheyden, Vance Cheek, Angie Campbell, Mr. Richard Wid- dows, Melissa Brooks, Chuck Daniel, Jon Archer, Koren Dyer, Deborah Noron, Sheree Staten, Ericka Hogele, Susan Johnson, Cheryl Orringer, Eileen Ricker, Joon Holland, Trocy Jobe, Jock McKinney, Scott Donner, Michelle Tinnel, Gladys Finnel, Selino Bronron, Sharron Warts, Jamie Whirtimore. mue to lock of time, the remain- ing people were not readily available to be identified gave Eisga 9 I g$$gzgz wN49 g3? , am a 4:; WWW em: 3'5 , mm 4mm? 12 m emm, eggzmam :0 $365 5 a ?higg m3 am ya: 31 m 3 b g iE msg s: w W 33:3? as $3 , 927 g, :33? 3e 5 4 2? 2g: 32$ Members of the Resident Holl Association ore: Deborah Claiborne, April Arwood, Loro Solyer, Jill Snodgross, Jill Mynorr, Amy Riddlemoser, Whitney McNeely, Melanie Aldridge, Romano Miihorn, Jenny Emmerr, Hope Cooper, Susan Scott, Jocelyn Neory, Mory Burkhort, Stanley Queener, Brent Moore, Chuck Fleming, Jeff Jones, Puol Harris, Steve Jenkins , $29M $$$$ng Q :3???::: ' Vatu 3:; 4 mm .3 u m gm Members of the Climinol Justice Society ore: Kelley Bennerr, Beverly Hensley, Lib- by Brighr, Melisso Leonard. Von Wheelock, George Shipley, Eddie McComey, John Blevins, Alex Webb, Lorry Miller, Michael Broswell. Q22 A M Maw gXiZWW gm 3 Wm iwzxx; u wzzzgcxgegig$ W7Xz.w GAMMA BETA PHI, RESIDENT ASSOCIATION, CRIMINAL JUSTICE SOCIETY 259 Members of the Chen, Rose Chen, Spenler G. D. Homg, Chung-Ming Members Guckert, 260 ORGANIZATIONS m m igumm IWSinsxggk mmmwkam Alpha Kappa Delta Members of Alpha Kappa Delta ore; Robert E Boxley, Anne C. Theisen, Ann-Morie Adams, Katherine Lonsbury Wresideno, Milton Tober GecJTreosJ, $econcD Steve Hopson, 60er White, Christine Coy, Tom Stuart, Dr. Roger Hecht Gponsoq, Deirdre Bowman, Dr. Susan Twaddle, Dr, Cynthia Burnley. ACM-IEEE Members of ACM-IEEE ore: Kimberly Skeen, Janine Pleasant, Theono McKee, Cheryl Reosor, Kotrino Shoemaker, Koren Hobbs, Geconw Lynn Choppeu, Suzanne Walters, Penny Spurlock, Joy Reece, Ohirm Warren Austin, Jeff Vernon, Mork Mathis. Brion Harmon, Tommy Gillen- wot, Mark Grady Phi MU Alpho Members of Phi Mu Alpha ore: Joe Moore. Morio Shell, Cindy Allen, JulieaAnn Birchfield, Michael Phillips, Tereso Hotcher, Tim Morrell, Holli Harris, Scot Fleming, Scott Stout, Tim Heoth, Tom Burnisron, Mark Smith, Shown Hicks, Jeff Leo, Willie Benson, Lance De Lo Rosa, Trocy Godsey. Alpho Lambda Delta Members of Alpha Lambda Delta ore: Michele Christian, Angie Templeton, Cathy Houn, Nicole Taylor, Koren Hobbs, Amy Deon, Jon Archer, Jon Pierson, Charlene Patterson, Sererc Lenoy Roork, Melissa Livesoy, Tricia Thogord, 6econm Teresa Williams, Mike Keith, Jennifer Kidd, Vance Cheek Jr., Kimberly Skeen, Alice Hensley, Rebecco Belcher, Debbie Chance, Poulo Boles, Ohirw Chris Groves, Jomie Whit- rimore, Jim Wyche, George Kehler, Don Honey, Chuck Daniel, Steven Jancorek, Lisa Tolley, Jock C. McKinney, and Harry Forming. ORGANIZATIONS 261 The Kappa Society $MARU was November of 1984 mobert K Shugers-Duck Do Whirtoker-Cow who felt o for a unique social campus. These dream for a from different w get together life in 0 low IS stress runs high. vides an opportunity for five ventilation of those tensions. The RT. ocrive prides itself on its positive find happiness developed humor. Port of this the K.M.A.R.T. ing animal brother or chooses on sound or such , K , 1M! i? A' Stan Mic. Ciuyne hos L K.M,A,R.T. changed your life? McCIune , is a graduate ILListuden'r from , awe, CH, In ' L environmem , 1 fdlheulth. L .h dren s R 56 ChHospiml, Con? , L Li L ist es Land Oxfom ' rInterrjotiorrxoLI . L L ' Membership in me K.M.A,R.T.x , L defy :50an to QHLStUderirs who, L have q gen Line zest! for iiife 16nd L , wish ?oliiVe fheir' Collage years to he fuliest potential. Dues consist of . L One imef'imitiorion free ofL'ohe . onor Which coyererhe coerf the L bonanAndyAfter th 'Lwolfets re; , moaned closed white ythe bppor; . funnies fOrd ganUnLopenwide., L ' LL EETSULL coutd useL'oLL'lirtleiL nggic; ' ?And: Lthere'Si no LLmoggici :Iike the ' Ahimd! Mdgicof KL.M.A.R.T. Charles former, Dave Whittaker, 'LJeffk eorce. prerr Ade; and Mike Bares ' isploy- the animal: magic during'o foot. ail game; - , ' t-thejcnmmljtnin puffy. everyOne , , , L -, ryweqrrheirfovorire' L Lsmiaedctothing. Awardsfnre gfyen for Best -, , - OyErOH Stein; Mos: Permanent smmcndj S eliiestStoin. L ; 'L j ' L Robert Ade and Ken- Shu'gqrs Stretch? , DUt-beforeythe imtomufol' FunLLRLunLA Kmart he Champion orme' evenpt L .? av 9 a$wwm wag Psychology Club Zodie Lee, Debra Ronnie Evans, Mork Tanner; Koren Scolf, i500, embers of the Psychology ClUb ore Bailey Gndv Geconw Roger C. Peters, Pomelo Ford. Dr. M. B. McCormick Greg Cox, Brion Boner, I ion Hormess, Jon Barnett, I Gregory Reece Br , Leeconw Linda Boshom Stephen Profi Bryon Hell, Jo Brodely ore iel, Jeff Russell i500 IS, Members of APICS Chuck Don Gocuhy odv Don Dov wwugvmwgggggw , , $33333g32: q 3?; singysmg 3km a :32: 25 , 53.5? 5322 x ??:$ 3 aimuaiwmg: u$m$$2 icrOn Phi Kappa Om Cothy Hyder, Judy , Susan Pearson io Ferguson Cynth Members of Kappa Omicron Phi ore Liso Gray, Brenda Rogers : owdy i Beta Lambda Ph Members of Phi Beta Lambda ore Beverly Pike, Susan King, Sharron Jean Steed advisory Jane icko Hogele, Qeconw Chuck Stephen Profitt, Bryon Hall, Jim , Teresa Neos, Sandy Honoker v otts W ,Er iso Folrchild L Jo Brodely, Mike McConnell :oms, Nickels, Chris Monroe Will ; ms Scott Garland, Joey Coll' r Philip Stork. IS, , Don Dov m: N: y WWW i w: g; :g? yymw ma WM mm 264 ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS 265 .informotIQn I government fQ ' y goals cther hewswnrmg Qnd' ,ce CfoQy of' - ,de Greg LWoiths, iViQeg; , prQsident F oak Cannon and ' ' Secreteryffreosurer Carol; L ;. -:TthQri Cthe members of, , 'VSing DQIrQ Chi thQ to . . Corry on thQsQ deals ostthb 1' , ,; study to bAI'CMQ profeQ ; , . ' . Sionql jou holists ' , opportumty tQ hQQ; pro SIOnals in t Q com HvicQ Qn being Q Journo iy-Sonker throughout the: year inciuded ScQtt Prat ' The members of Sigma Delta Chi ore: Brenda Crisp, Terri Clark, Anne Grundon, The members of the Student Social Work Association ore: Donno Stephenson Angie Goff, Kevin Triple , Frank Connon, Connie Moles, Deonno Thompson, Trocie Thompson, Amy Patrick, Kim Mogness, Mo Finger, Lindo Jones Amber Tereso Foster, Chris King, Greg Walters and Rick Sheek. HInkle, Sherri Holl Mel Motheson Terri L Groves and Lisa Hooks 266 ORGANIZATIONS Kim Reece The members of Sigma Delta Pi ore Catherine Frexinos, Soroh Lommey, Mimi The members of STEA ore: Lyndo Morley, Rhonda Dotson, Tommy Cowon ond Longebeck, Jim Wyche, Dr. Eduardo Zoyos-Bozon and Dr. Rafael A. Aguirre. Koren Anderson. SIGMA DELTA CHI, SOCIAL WORKERS, SIGMA DELTA PI, STEA 267 mm m m; WM $ w a m a 31$ M mm a ,1 gun a Q mgygm g: m3: Wow m m $9 mm Members Of Campus Crusade for Christ Are: Holly Laura Cunningham, Lynne Birmingham, Brenda Thomas, Carolyn Justicel Debbie Chance, Jamie Holt, Missy Morgan, Jutie Blackburn, Kim Campbell, Tommy Puckett, Amy Jacobs, Russ Heinrich, Bren: Jordon Eerie Chute, Dn Poul Walwick wdviser; David, Richard Ramsey, Joy Birmingham, Paul Harris, Chuck Fleming, Sron Grubb. Jim Palmer, Pete Biackbum, Jon Dovidsum Kevin Cunningham, Chris Perry. zwv 3 WW? 5mm. 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CHRISTIAN ORGANIZATIONS 269 The Wesley - Foundation hoids L, special weekiy maetings and dim ' n9rs including Thonkngng; AIE of - the organizations are involved in L pgetarOQether breakfosm; iUnches' and dinners. Bibte studies are held 05' groups and individUo! members; get rogerherro study the Wordf , , L L L The Christian Student Feilowship, , really went of! Out this year as far : os partying goes They held TTB'ock ' to the Fuwre L Rambo, TTMiomir Nice superhero's and Western Night The whole compUs was in-IT vited to join in the fun Christian organizations did their fair share of fundmIsing, Linckuding ;OxfcIm Fest, A Reason to: Rm , for world hunger, blLooLd, drives Toned Teiefund . Our campus is indeed fortunate; ' 'to have Christian mimsrriiegs that ' ,give opporrurnitieg Lond- em couragemem for LIIfe-chongInLg,LL ,IEfe-enriching dedsions L -- Nancy Cauidwelrlrkim Reece T Mwmmm w 'L MMWMMW TTPopeye L visited the CS? during the SUperhero night. -T Don Iohnshn Is none orheLrLLthon ETLSU'S I Own Darren Smith at TTM-iammice night. L :Rhiierskating was alt En Leanjunction with V'TTBock to the Future night held during the foil semesfer 270 ORGANIZATIONS . , L L . . . . , , L $3$$$$$ g? L L , L L wwwa L L awwwWwwgg : 5 $ 5.: , s.sx: , Q , L L LL 7 ,4 L a 2 anw 3ny L , wgnmamwamnmk mm m L L aw s2 L L a u an a gamma WWW?awxmwmmmwmmwaavmwmmmmggm , , L wmwmwwmsammwwmmmm . L . . . , way L E? L , , .g L wmawmwmwwmmmmm WW gymw mg mesaq y $$mmmwwmg . . , , AMw M WM L wwmgi p . L . ., L L L . L ,, L , , L L L , . . L L g . aa gt La? :5? 42 g on' port: Epoted the Oxfom Fast i izqt mg; ten organ L Homecom and Tielefund L Christ in , L es? Thammpu 7 , ; tx'swrmm $$ 31:? 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President Belle: dons a teeshirt proclaiming the parking pro- blem : ax tion and answer In 0 ques 100 L033 2? yam? Ex Q; 9.53 5955 SGA members even pose as .3 a v: m N mm We; a N :ggiw ngw 231 R19 STUDENT GOVERNMENT 273 At least the band Whot rowd Head?ts congeo 0 d ' heord obove everyone at ETSU home football games? Why, the marching band, of course! This educated group of ,musicions add color during football season. For each, game there is 0 new show to learn, complete with music and matching drill. After performing the pre- game 0nd half time show the bond leads spirited cheers in the stands that range in tone from mild to borderline obscenity. in mediocre seasons they're often the only ones cheering Marching bond is 0 music elective course that meets during foil semester each year on Monday thru Friday for a total of two credit hours. For non-music majors these hours can be applied toward their P.E. requirements or elective credit. , The band's road trip to Georgia Southern was quite on experience. On the way south, the bus drivers chose to 274 ORGANIZATIONS take the scenic route instead of the in? L terstote. This ordeoi took seven or eight ' hours during which various band members entertained. Dobb's House pro- vided the bond with its traditional i'bird int 0 box meal which ended upon the highway over a four stote span. Luckily, the buses mode 0 pit stop or Burger King. , Stotesboro was 0 iidry town; however; , the trip was not 0 total loss. It was nice to i play outside in o iireoi football atmosphere The 1985 marching band was comprised of 81 members. Director is Mr. i Dwight L. Jennings and Assistant'Director and Percussion instructor is Mr Ronde Sonderbeck Field direction was in the hands of drum majors Willie Benson, Joe' Moore, and Renee Webb. Guard instruc- tor is Dwayne Stokley ond Tommie; Pinkston is the head mojorette. - Kim Harris and Brenda Goodman Alice Trivett performs as part of the bond 5 cokx guord versatile Tim Heath is net Toiniy a Jazz Singer, but also omember of the Marching Band. . I Brian Wilson, quod drummer, ploys during the band's trip to Georgia Southern. Wilson, on underwater boskerweoving major, is o freshman from Brevard, North Carolina. Tommy Pinksron, o senior from Bristol, is the feature rwirler for the Marching Buccaneers. Even though the bond tends to get rowdy, 05 demonstrated by Angie Campbell and Andre Roiney, they are always prepared. Ralph Snowden, normally a horn ployer, joined the per- cussion line for the GSU gome. $$$$$ng gm $2 a w ,a ,. wgiva m5 $2; 3 as $$$ng Saw a g ,e awsak kw 3 $ 93359 $32 .3 Em? w??? g E m $ auaxawwweuv aw a , a S g ?pggkxazis? u a 27b ORGANIZATIONS $ w gab Rm Q wk mewwwmw 9x? 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E. and KYLE SHELL'S GULF 801 South Roan Street 926-171 1 MED-CENTER DISCOUNT DRUGS West Market Street 928-6181 STANDARD FORMS COMPANY 2809 West Walnut Street 928-2125 75t4 imam? THE TROPHY SHOP 2201 Ferguson Road 5162 282-3535 FAMILY PRESCRIPTION CENTER 200 Main Street 727-6501 MICHEAL'S DEPARTMENT STORE 118 Main Street 727-9571 ADVERTISING 319 Have yak; gen MthIsMpersutP He was 393 Mam? Lia d iivke it up or me; largely attended MCDLT tailgate p rry 320 THE BUCCANEERfsTAEE 4 : .. TH E QUAD SQUAD The job of any yeorbook is to capture 05 many memories as possible for the students, but the yearbook stoff hos mode some memories of their own. Kim Reece took over the reigns of the Buccaneer staff in the Spring of '85. She immediately began recruiting for the staff and plonn- ing for the general format of the book. Thank goodness the NCAA doesn't control the Buccaneer. The first real sign of DANGER come when the editorial staff traveled to Ohio to attend o workshop. When olos! A flood struck Athens 05 Kim, Greg, and Stephanie danced the night owoy. But not to teor, for he Ohe floody drove off in o Pinto with his friends. There was also the brush with the low that Connie and Stephanie hod while streetwolk- ing against the light. Then come the opening of the school year when Kim signed up anybody who acted like 0 year- book person. We figured that with everybody on campus on staff, we couldn't miss e but we were wrong. People were lost to were lost to HRUSH, people were lost to the police, and some people were just lost. Too many wimps ond too few tough guys does not 0 yearbook make. The year hos been highlighted by roodtrips. Kim and Greg headed out to Marshall with Greg's moll olert, during the footballseoson only to be run off by 0 hostile bunch of drunken Thundering tHedersy Kim also went to Furmon for the soke of the yearbook. But the biggest event was the Bond roodtrip during which Kim was dubbed by King Folk 05 of- ficiol photo-gropher. Kim, Kim, Not TWhoD, and Brenda showed Stotesboro whot yeorbook was all about. Severol feoture stories come out that weekend. Jerry Foldwell was the center of ot- troction during the week prior to the Liberty gome. Kim Harris and Greg led late night Jerry Foldwell cheers. Kim, Brendo, and Kim 0 posed with pic- tures with the 'Right Reverend otter the pre-gome McDLT Toilgote porty tot which he turned down the invitation on the official stotioneryy. The staff didn't have time to c e l e b r o t e Thanksgiving or Christmas becouse Kim was too busy roising hell obout m i s s i n g t h e deadline. The semester second begon ominously enough. Everyone was depressed. Everyone was sleepy. Everyone had too much work to do to worry about the yeorbook. The number of stoffers who drifted in and out of the office dropped considerably. Even the regular number of people declined. The remaining stoffers tried to pull together in time to get the year- book back by May ist but reolity finolly struck os Kim's blood pressure pills ran out. Relief packages from the pressure come when Kim and Kim celebrated their birthday. Ben- nigonls hosted the extrovogonzo. This highlight of t h e s o c i o I seoson just couldn't be top- ped but the night out with Dick Henson, the Taylor repi come close. Does 0 120.00 bar tab mean anything to anybody? Late night cort rides with David Letter- m o n o n d D o m i n o 5 become Kim, K i m , o n d Donno's best Ron Campbell friends. Finally in the lost days of production, after Kim's teachers and parents hod forgotten what she looked . like, the staff tof threey got 5 their second wind and put out 2 80 poges in 05 many hours. 5 This is not as simple as it seem- ed becouse photos had to be token ond printed, stories and coptions had to be written, and onouts hod to be done. But it was finally over. Many things about this year's yeorbook stoff was the . some as lost yeor's such 05 the disoppeoronce of the stoff 5 members, heodstrong editors, and fly hotchings. But the 1966 Buccaneer has 0 per- sonolity of its own. The staff ; mascots e Roxonne and Boo . Boo Rot kept everybody go- ing. llTowel had 0 motivo- tionol effect too. We hope ' that the students ore understanding enough to realize that o yeorbook con- not be put out by one or two - people in the time ollotted. I We also hope that everyone will love and enjoy the year- book as much 05 the people who put it together. There will T never be another one like l'A ' Coming of Age. - The Staff QM rim 1984 Mountain Glory - chosen as a sample book for Taylor Publishing Co. e First Place rating from CSPA - Third Place Gold Circle Award from CSPA for opening and closing design by Greg Walters and Debbie Morton 1985 More Than Just A Local Attraction - Medalist Rating from CSPA - First place with Special Merit award from ASPA - First Class rating from A C Pt NSPA 1966 A Coming of Age e chosen as 0 sample book for Taylor Publishing Company e Chosen for the Taylor design publication W 74am Jock ond Pot Reece, Penny and Sara, Dr. Perry, Mr. George Kelly, Dr. Joy Allen, John and the rest of the jonitoriol staff or the Culp Center Uor leaving our mess clone; Soroh Best, Career Development Gor the corn, Eost Tennessean, Sports Information, University Relations, Col. Chuck Sovedge, Universi- ty Center Staff, Student Activities Center, Fronk Connon Uor being our friend; Condy Noff Gor keeping me up to date on the soaps; N. K. Walters Uor use of the T.V. without which life would not have been bearable; Donna and Kim tfor the lore nights; Morvin Bell tfor o shoulder to cry om, Greg Wolters Uor keeping me going; Suson King tsupporn, Student Government Association, Maggie tfor being the butt of our jokesy Mr. Biggerstoff, Dick Henson, Dovid Honnell, Melody Lundquist, and God tbecouse it's finally over!!D And to everybody who has 0 gripe about the 1986 Buccaneer e take on application and do it yourself!!! Peace, Love, and for be it from me to raise hell, $ wa W The pony is over Some members of the Buccaneer staff ore: Geoff Dutton, Kim Harris, David Hansel, Donno Stephenson, Milton Morbury, April Colkins, William Garth, Kim Reece, Greg Walters, Brenda Goodman, Robin Horton, Stephanie Brooks, and Tim White. Kim Reece proudly displays the mummy of Kim Harris that was found under all of the cluttert The lost time little Kim was sighted was in early August. Kim Reece Kim Reece Greg Walters orally David Hansel does his satisfies himself at the big lesson plan, anything to birthday party. get out of yearbook. 322 THE BUCCANEER STAFF Donna Stephenson Kim Reece Kim Reece Donna Stephenson talks Kim Horris strikes a quick Maggie Goodman -- to Chris, and talks to Chris, and talks to Chris. Jazz Singer pose. what can we say about her that's not already been said. Volume 74 of the East Tennessee State University Buc- coneer was published by the Buccaneer Staff in conjunction with the Department of Communications. The Buccaneer was printed by Taylor Publishing Company, PO. Box 597, 2 Dallas, Texas 75221, by offset lithography. Dick Henson wos . the company representative. Melody Lundquist was the ac- count executive. Cover and Endsheets: A special silkscreen and hot foil are featured on the Block . 75 cover. The 150 binders board is smythsewn, rounded and backed with heodboords. Minstrol type in 60pt. Red ' 701 is silkscreened with silver hot foil 24-pt. rule lines. The . endsheets are 0 special design of four color and spot color Red 35 MOOAQ, Blue 6 UOOim, Silver 81 UOOOAQ. Cover and endsheets were designed by Kimberly Reece. Opening, Closing, and Dividers: The opening, closing, and divider pages are contained within the first and lost signatures, and subsequent middle spreods. Red 8514070, Blue 6t100cm, and Silver 81 HOUR with o 4-color process on the opening and closing. Spot color and block and white are on divider pages. Poper stock is ,7 Dull Enamel 80. Special pages were added to the opening in celebration of the University's 75th anniversary. A Com- ing of Age is in Minstrol, as well as the dropped letter. All were designed by Kimberly Reece. Type: All body copy is in 10712pt. Serif Gothic. 18pt is used in opening, closing, and dividers. Coptions are in 8pt with o 9pt leod-in. Folios ore 14pt with 10pt descriptions. Headlines range in size from 12pt. to 96pt. Styles include Impact, Techno, Stymie, Helvetico Outline, Brush, Busoromo, ond Serif Gothic. Photography: All block and white photography was shot and processed by the staff unless otherwise indicated. Portraits were photographed by Appolochion Photography of Elizabethton. Organization and Greek photos were mode by the staff by appointment only. The majority of the 4-color photography was on 200 and 400ASA Ektochrome Kodok Slides. Processing was done by the stoff.yColor prints were developed and processed! by One-Hour Photo and Picture Pefect, INC. Color and Spot Color Pages: Of the 836 pages, 70 pages of 4color and 133 pages of spot color was utilized. Spot colors used include Blue 6, Red 85, Silver 81, Blue 18, Purple 71, Pontone 187C, Purple 65, Blue 11, Yellow 52, Pontone 834C, Red 30, and Yellow 49. A three-color option was utilized for each flot throughout the book. . Columns: Columns arrangements are unlimited use of freestyle. Other: The 1986 Buccaneer had a press run of 4900 books. A subscription rote of 58 was charged. Greek societies were given the opportunity to obtain extro 4color and spot by i purchase. The 1986 Bucconeer is a member of the Columbia 8 ,Scholostic Press Association, Associated Collegiate Press7No- i tionol Press Association, and the American Scholastic Press Association. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ............... Kimberly D. Reece Assistant Editor ................ Stephanie Brooks Monoging Editor ............... Greg Walters SECTION EDITORS: Student Life: .................. Connie Moles Academics ................... Annette Kerley Kim Alvis Sports ....................... Amy Wilder Organizations ................. Greeks .................. ,. . . . People ...................... Advertising ................... 1 Layout and Production .......... Theme Development and Design . . Opening, Closing and Dividers . . . . Writers ...................... ngid Honsel Kim Reece Stephanie Brooks Andrea McAmis April Colkins Greg Wolters Kimberly Reece Kimberly Reece Kimberly Reece Robin Horton Rick Sheek Typists ....................... Kim Horris Index ....................... Brendo Goodman Advertising Sales ............... Brenda Bloir Copy Editor ................... Photographers ................ Darkroom Technicians ........... Contributing Writers ............. Contributing Photographers ....... Adviser ...................... Kim Reece Greg Walters April Colkins Brenda Crisp Donno Stephenson William Gorth Kimberly Reece Rhonda Allen Tim White Pot Reece, Rolph Dosser, Fronk Cannon, Kevin Hopkins, Donno Stephenson, Greg Walters, Kim Reece, Annette Kerley, Rick Hill, Greg Baldwin, Connie Moles, Not Lloyd, Stephanie Brooks, Amy Wilder, Dovid Honsel, Kim Alvis Geoff Dutton, Kevin Hopkins, Ron Campbell, Sharon Key, Robert Froizer, Rhonda Allen, Tim White, Boptist Student Union, Eric Clork, Jeff Roberts Murvin H. Perry lmmm ,, erwvw m t r , A t-s-w-amnwww 824 $0 g , x Abbott, Penny 46, 47 Ables, Keith 299 Abueido, Roofer 291 Acono, Michael 86 Acres, Curt 292 Adams, Ann-Morie 26, 260, 261, 271 Adams, Brian K. 80 Adams, Bryon 272 Adams, Christine 98 Adams, Debbie 80 Adams, Holly 46, 47 Adams, P0! 292 Adams, Pdul 80 Adams, Ronald 98 Adams, Valerie 80 Adams, Wendy 98 Addington, Lionel 80 Ade, Robert 80, 297, 296, 269 Adkins, Michele 80 Adkins, Sheri 98 Adoronre, Whitney 212 Aiken, Teresa 47 Ailor, Bryant 98 Ailstock, G. G. 291 Akord, Jamie 288 Akers, George 80 Aldohwi, Hoyder 86 Aldridge, Melanie 80 Alexander, Amy 190 Alexander, Jeanne 80 Al Josser, Ibrahim 297 Allen, Cindy 261 Allen, David V. 80 Allen, Jennifer 98 Allen, Liso Michelle 80 Allen, Melissa 98 Allen, Rhonda 80 Allen, Sharon 86, 295 Allen, Wendy 98 Alley, Connie 80, 216 Alodeh, Soloheddin 8O Altizer, Beth 46, 47 Ambrose, Jimmy 86 Ambrose, Tracy 46, 47 Ambundo, Pomelo 26 Amos, Jennifer 80 Amos, Lynn 188 Amos, Rebecco 86 Ancell, Rodney 98 Anderson. Deonno 86, 801 Anderson. Jeff 168, 289 Anderson, Karen 80 Anderson, Marlo 80 Anderson, Poul 177 Anglin, Laura 86 Anstee, Sonja Renee 46, 47 Anthony, Kelly 86 Antrim, Patrick 177 Apostolotos, Mario 26 Archer, Allen 98 Archer, Jon 86, 261, 271, 295 Argenbrighr, Doug 46, 47 Argerbrire, Doug 299 Arlington, Melissa 46 Amen, Tommy 295, 285, 284, 98 Amen, Sheilo J. 98 Armstrong, Bob 299 Armstrong, Frank 289 Armstrong, Robert W. 98 Arnold, Donna 187 Arnold, Mark 86, 299 Aro, Brion 86 Arringron, Melissa 47 Anrip, Terry 291 Anrip, Terry Lynn 98 Arwood, April 98 Ascoli, Juan 80 Asher, Vickie 86 Ashley, John 299 Ashley, Rochelle 26 Ashlock, Denise 46, 47 Ashworrh, Susie 46, 47 Atkins, Rodney D. 46, 47 Atkins, Scott 98 Atkins, Thomas 80 Atnip, Angelo 80 Atwood, Mike 86 Index INDEX Atzhom, Susan 86 Audino, Use 291 Ausmus, Tomoro B. 46, 47 Austin, Tim 162, 164, 165 Austin, Warren 8. 80, 261 Auer, Julie 46, 47, 295 Avery. Huff 292 Ayers, Kim 272 Ayers, Mike 69, 142, 148, 166 Azizon, Azliyoti 26 Bocon, Christy 271 Bognoll, Michele 46 Bailey, Cameron 80 Bailey, Gory 80 Bailey, Jeff 86 Bailey, Roger 270 Bailey, Ryan 98 Bailey, Tonya 98 Baker, Down 98 Baker, Duonne C. 192 Baker, Ellen D. 26 Baker, Kristi 271 Baker, Kristina 98 Baker, Michael 80 Baker, Pamela M. 47 Baker, R. L. Buck 6, 98 Boldouf, Moripor 86 Boles, Becky 46, 801 Boles, Mary Ann 98 Ballard, Chris 98 Bonguroh, Franklin M. 26 Banks, Amy 78, 154, 156, 295 Bore, Cindy 86 Bore, Mark P. 86, 291 Borger, Koren Denise 80 Barker, Lisa 80 Barker, Jerry 299 Borker, Kimberly 98 Barkley, Carolyn 86 Early, Gory 299 Barnes, Brendie 8O Borne , Lynne 80 Borne , Jon 270 Bornerte, Glenn E. Jr. 98, 291 Bornene, Robyn 804 Bornum, Laura 80 Barnum, Rebecco 98 Ben, Jeff 188, 189 Boner, Kenny 98, 288 Boshom, Lindo Leigh 80, 270 Base , Bloke 128, 180 Bates, Dono 801 Bates, Jim 26 Bates, Lisa 98 Botes, Michoe146, 269, 296, 297 Bates, Rondy 80 Boxley, Robert E. 261 Baxter, Andrew 214, 216 Dexter, Brion 270 Boys, Renee 47, 278 Deal, Jone AA 86 Deon, Sandro K. 98 Beord, Doug 191 Beck, Shannon 98 Beck, Kotie 168, 170 Beckelhimer, Jennifer 170 Belcher, Candace 46 Belcher, James 98 Belcher, Penny L. 46, 802 Belcher, Rebecco 46, 261 Belisle, Tim 98 Bell, Morvin 289 Bell, Mia 86 Bell, Steven 214, 278 Bellamy, Kristin 46 Beller, Ronald 66, 77, 186, 187 Bellinghousen, Renee 295 Benford, Charlie 189, 168 Benitez, Chris 802 Bennett, Bon' 298 Bennett, Carol 98 Bennett, Cheryl Dione 80, 55, 297 Bennett, David 214 Bennett, Kelley 80 Benson, Tony 291 Benson, Willie Jr. 80, 261 Bentley, Down 86 Bentley, Tommy 98 Berger. Koyleen 80 Berney, Christian 98 Berry, Lisa Ann 46 Denis, Suzanne 298, 804 Bible, Michelle 98 Bible, Stacie 804, 47, 272 Biddy, Crystal 98 Birchfield, Julie-Ann 261 Bishop, Jeanne 80 Bishop, Phillip 86 Bishop, Todd 80 Bjornsrod, Kristine 98 Block, Jeffrey 86 Block, Jill 86 Block, Shane 802 Block, Tyrone 168 Blackburn, A1299 Blackburn, Julie 98 Blackburn, Pete 46, 47 Blair, Brenda 80, 78 Blair, Brigid 170 Bloke, Anita 46, 47 Blankenship, Eno 80 Blankenship, George W. 80 Blankenship, Pomelo 80, 271 Blankenship, Tina 86 Blazer, Diana 80 Blazer, Sharon 98 Bledsoe, Roben 46, 47 Blevins, Angela 86 Blevins, Becky 98 Blevins, Brion Keith 98 Blevins, David 46, 47 Blevins, Greg 86 Blevins, John W. 80 Blevins, Lewis 194 Blevins, Terese 86 Bloomberg, Tracy 8O Blough, Brion 47 Blythe, David 292 Bobgno, Peggy 0.46 Doccuzzi, Joline 98 Bocuzzi, Joy 802 Bolen, Joon 801 Boles, Faith 86, 269 Boles, Paulo 86, 261 Bolling, Todd 291 Bolt, Gregory E. 80 Bolus, Gregory 81 Bolus. Jeanne 804 Bomboiley, Denise 47 Bonich, Chris 86 Bonlch, Julie 98 Booher, Kimberly 81 Booher, Kristi 98 Booher, Tommy 86 Booker, Amy 86 Booker, Chris 86 Boone, Hope 47 Boone, Ronnie 47 Boone, Theresio 86 Borbeck, Jacquie 81 Boring, Korlen 81 Bonel, Kmhy 804 Bonel, Laurie 98 Bostic, Pomelo 81 Bourn, Dionno 81 Bowden, Rick 81 Bower, Nancy 295 Bowers, Bikionno 98 Bowers, Cyndi 804 Bowers, Janice 98 Bowling, USA 87 Bowling, Sonyo 81 Bowman, Barbara 81 Bowman, Deidre 261 Bowmon, Melissa 81, 801 Bowman, Teresa 98 Boyd, Dione 298 Boyd, Jennifer 81 Boyd, Jo Ann 47 Boyd, Richard 98 Boyd, Shelli 47 Boyd, Vickie 804 Boyle, Steve 282 Bracken, Karen 46, 98 Bradford, Paige 98 Bradford, Robert 299 Bradford, Suzanne 98 Bradley, Hunter 81 Bradley, James Rodney Jr. 98 Bradley, Jo 81 , 270, 288 Bradley, Niro 46 Bradshaw, Mark 98 Brogan, Leonord 188 Brogg, Melinda 87 Bragg, Susan 98 Bromley, Kim 87 Branch, Amy 47 Brandon, Richard 299 Bronnin, Jim 165 Brantley, Teresa 81 Brenton, Selino 87 Broziel, Rhonda 98 Breeding, David 47 Brewer, Koren 47 Brewster, Kimberly 98 Brice, Lockey 98 Bridwell, David 98 Briggs, Demo 47 Briggs, Troci 81 Bright, Daphne 98 Bright, Libby 81 Brilloud, Allison 49 Drink, Stephen 271 Brinkley, Beth 98 Britt, Ed 98 Brobeck, Frank 188 Brock, Amy 81 Brodrick, Rhonda 81 Brogan, Deborah Ann 81 Brooks, David 87 Brooks, Melissa 81 Brooks, Lorry 808 Brooks, Liso Leo 98 Brooks, Scott 87 Brooks, Stephanie 822 Brookshire, Bonnie 47 Brookshire, John 81 Broome, Douglas A. 47 Broome, David S. 47 Broome, M1choel$8 Browch, Ken 269 Brown, Angelo 98 Brown, Brod 188 Brown, Conner 81 Brown, Edward 81 Brown, Jody 291 Brown, Moynord 81 Brown, Pamela 81 Brown, P081269 Brown, Scott G. 98 Brown, Serena 81 Brown, Tomoro 98 Brown, Tommy 87, 298 Brown, Vilero 47 Browning, Mike 288 Bruce, Beverly 26 Brummit, Jeff 47 Bruner, Robin 98 Bryan, Kevin 87 Bryant, Sharon L. 87 Bryce, Chris 87 Buchanan, Jamie 297 Buchanan, Stephanie 98 Duckies, Edithonn Bull, David 292 Bullington, W. Scott 87 Bullock, Tommy 98 Bunch, Kimberly J. 47 Bunch, Lisa 81 Bunch, Mike 98 Bunton, Lori 81 Burch, David 47 Buress, Tonjo 87 Durgon, Apri198 Burger, Sonic 47 Burke, Gary A. 47, 802 Burke, Margaret 98 Burleson, Joy 98 Burleson, Mary 804 Burnisron, Tom 81, 261 Bums, Sharron 804 Burrel, Charles 118 Burrell, Charles 296 Burton, Lisa 98 Bush, Tim 292 Buseli, Yvene 98 Butler, David 128, 180 Butler, Jerry 162, 164, 167 Butler, Robert 87 Bumum, Dave 154 Butts, Lori 98 Byerley, James 81 Byington, Jeff 260 Byrd, Jerry 292 Coble, Michelle 98 Cody, Koren 81 Coin, Timothy 81 Caldwell, Cathy 87 Caldwell, Lori 800 Caldwell, Nancy 297 Colfee, Jami 67, 98, 801 Calhoun, Jennifer 81 Colkins, April 98, 822 Clovert, Gori 177 Cameron, Dorren 188 Cameron, Donold 81, 802, 808 Campbell, Andrea Beth 26 Campbell, Angie 25, 256, 275 Campbell, Carole Ann 98 Campbell, David S. 87 Campbell, Herbie 46, 164 Compbeil, James 98 Campbell, Karen 81 Campbell, Lori 100 Campbell, Missy 295 Campbell, Robert W. 87 Campbell, Tim 179, 181, 272, 291 Campbell, William Alon 87 Conody, Elizabeth 100 Conipe, Margie 87 Comedy, Colvin 158, 162, 168, 165 Cannon, Party 81 Cannon, Frank 81 Comer, Anne 297 Cantrell, Angelo 87 Conry, Seolindo 8 Copps, Carlo 100 Copps, Karen 87 Coroono, Volerie 81, 140, 141, 269 Corey, Vonesso 26, 61 Cordwell, Angie 87 Carlin, David Lee 87 Corlock, Michael 87, 291 Carlton, Joey Todd 81 Cormichel, Scott 100 Carpenter, Anna 81 Corr. Melissa 100 Carrier, Melisso 802 Carroll, Core! 100 Carroll, John 299 Carroll, Terry 802 Carson, Bruce 100 Corson, Gentry 87 Carson, Jeff 299 Carson, Kim 288 Correr, Cothy 100 Coner, Deborah 100, 271 Carter, Elizabeth 81 Carter, Ernestine 100 Correr, James 26 Carter, Sheila 100 Carter, Tim 100 Corry, Anno Domeron 201 Corty, Tereso 81 Carver, Ceilyo 100 Cory, Suson 100 . Cosido, Dino 81 Cosolori, Koren 100 Cosolcuri, Kim 100 Cossell, Sondra 100 Cossidy, Julie 297 . Cossitey, Lori 292, 804 Castle, Lee Anne 299 Castle, Leigh Anne 100 Castle, Lori 804 Cothey, Jeff 87, 291 Cothey, John 141 Cothey, Robin 8, 81, 71, 242, 272, 297 Cotron, Joe M. 26 Couble, Chris 100 Coudle, Mike 802 Cholfo, Jeff 299 Chambers, Chorlie 81, 271, 272, 278, 290, 291 Champion, Melissa 81 Chance, Deborah 87, 261 Chondle, Matthew 218 Chandler, Mary 81 Chang, Spenler 26, 260 Chopmon, Lesley 87 Choppell, Lynn 82, 261 Choppell, John 82 Charles, Lisa 87 Chase, Sheri 100 Cheek, Vance 261, 271, 290, 291 Chemley, Susie 801 Chen, Lussio 260 Chen, Rose 260 Chen, Ying Hsun 26 Cherry, Tim 292 Childers, Connie 100 Childress, Chip 100 Childress, Cynthia 100 Childress, Linda 100 Childress, Lisa 87 Chinouth. Caroline 804 Christian, Jennifer 100 Christian, Jenny 178, 179 Christian, Melony 100 Christian, Michael 100 Christian, Michele 87, 261 Christian, Regine 100 Christmon, Melony J. 100 Chudino, Jody 292 Chumley, Kim 87 Chumley, Susan Lynne 82 Church, Lindo 82, 297 Church, Scott 188 Cicirello; David 87 Cimodeville, George 46 CIoiborne, Jone! 804 Clopp, L. Todd 82 Clark, Debbie 100, 260 Clark, James 87 Clerk, Laura 82 Clark, Lisa 7, 9, 297 Clark, Monhew 296 Clark, Paige 804 Clark, Terri 82, 256, 296, 297 Clark, Som 802 Clarke, Many 288 Clarke, Michoe187 Clarke, Mike 288 Clarke, 50m 808 Clayton, Angie 82 Clayton, David 87 Geek, Cossondro 296 Clem, Mark S. 82 Click, Jeffrey 100 Cline, Karen 88 Clinton, Debbie 801 Clinton, Deborah 82 Clyburn, Lisa D. 100 Comes, Donny 100 Cobb, Use 100 Cobb, Ronald S. 82 Cobble, Anito Dione 100 Coddle, Kirk 70 Coddle, Susan 70 Coffee, Jennifer 100 Coffey, Catherine 82 Coffey, Cheryl 100 Coffey, Chris Kevin 100 Coffey, Eric 288 Coffey, Jennifer 100, 804 Coffey, Michael 214 Cole, James 88 Cole, Party 100 Coleman, Beverly 170 Coleman, Graig 100 Coleman, Donald S. 26 Coleman, Janice 100 Coleman, Leslie 170 Collins, Amy 100 Collins, Caryl 82 Collins, Clark 82 Collins, Joey 270 Collins, Joseph 100 Collins, Lottie 296, 297 Collins, Trish 295, 299 Colson, Kim 82 Combs, Denise 88 Combs, Stephen 88 Comer, Gino 82 Compres, Jim 88 Compton, Cindl 100 Condra, Martha 82 Conley, Gory 100 Conneely, Conrad 141 Conner, Danielle 82 Constonroble, Jimmy 298 Cook, Eddie 188 Cook, Mark 165 Cook, Mary 88 Cook, Sherri 82 Cooksron, Michael 26 Cooper, Donold 88 Cooper, Hope 100 Cooper, Morc 51 Cooper, Kimberleigh 88 Copeland, Scott 26 Corcoron, Melissa 82 Corder, Jeff 101 Cordle, Diana 88 Cornen, Beth 82 Correll, Sobrino 101 Corum, Melinda 101 Costa, Morio 101 Cotton, Gene 6 Counts, Jone 82 Courtney, Karen L. 82 Courville, Karen L. 82 Cox, Croig 101 Cox, Frankie 88 Cox, Freeman 88 Cox, Greg 270, 271 Cox, Jeanne L. 82 Cox, Joy 101, 297 Cox, Lori A. 88 Cox, Paul 101 Cox, Rachel 101 Cox, Steve 165 Coy, Christine 261 Croft, Connie 101 Craig, Debbie 8 Croigheod, Ned 88 Cross, Jone! S. 82 Cross, Julie 101, 260 Crawford, Candy 297 Crawford, John Mark 284 Crawford, Vicki 101 Crawford, Jon 88 Crowley, Sheri 88, 269 Cribbs, Chance 804 Crisp, Brenda 82 Crisp, Molly 295 Crirchfield, Tomoro 88 Cross, Cheryl 101 Cross, Cyndi 88 Cross, Jennifer 801 Cross, Joy 101 Cross, Madeline 101 Cross, Michelie 101 Crosswhite, Yolondo 16, 101 Crowder, Patricia L. 101 Crowe, Susan 801 Crussell, Luonn 101 Crutchfield, Robin 88 Cudd, Billy 291 Culbert, Ginger 88 Cullins, Poulo 191 Culp, James 212 Cummings, Stocy 5, 88, 271, 296, 297 Cunningham, Jeon Ann 88. 260 Cunningham, John 181 Cunningham, Koren 271 Cunningham, Louro 284, 285, 260 Cunningham, Scott 88 Cupp, Cindy 295 Curtis, Lee Ann 297 Curtis, Rochel 271 Dole, Timothy Dupom 88 Daniel, Chuck 261, 270, 271 Daniel, Deborah D. 88 Daniel, Scott 158, 165 Donner, David Scott 88 Donner, Scott 271 Darling, Ion Andrew 27 Dorr, Leslie 88 Davenport, Scott 292 Davenport, Sherri 297 Davidson, Jennifer 88 Davidson, Jon 88 . Davidson, Lori Beth 295 Davidson, Noland 216 Davidson, Todd 299 Davis, Bonnie 88 Davis, Cassandra 101 Davis, Debro 88 Davis, Don 270 Davis. Glen 88 Davis, Kenneth 101 Davis, Lori L. 101 Davis, Mock A. 101 Davis, Michael 101 Davis, Meyers 802 Davis, Regina 101 Dovis, Robin 298 Davis, Roger 101 Davis, Scott 180 Davis, Tomie 88 Davis, Timothy G. 88 Davis, Tino 101 Davis, Yolanda M. 88 Dovsin, Kathleen 88 Dean, Amy 261 Deon, Ann Marie 801 Deon, Cynthio 88 Deon, Jeff 101 Deon, Lee 801 Deon, Thomas 297 DeBord, Michelle 101 DeLoRoso, Lance 261, 278, 291 Del Gordo, Chris 101 De Looch, Bren 292 Dempsey, Lindo 88 Dempsey, Tino 101 Dempsey, Terry 259, 278, 291 Deneen, Elizabeth 88, 140, 141 De Nike, Sonja 88 Denny, Kenyo 101 Dent, Mike 165 Demon, Jill 101 Demon, Tracy 88 Derrick, Borboro D. 101 Dessert, Ruth 260, 271, 295 Dever, Sron 88, 166 De Witson, Dory 5 De Witt. Dorie 296 Dietrich, Debro 101 Diilow, Joyce 88 Dills, Tim 27, 278, 844 Dingus, Wendell 101 Dishner, Blonco 101 Dishner, Dionno 801 Dixon, Eric R. 88 Dixon, Jomie 101 Dixon, Jonice 295 Do, Nom 194 Doone, Missy 167, 170 Dobosz, Michael D. 88 Dodson, Donite 27 Dolon, Morcio 101 Dolon, Kathleen 288 Donahue, Moureen Ann 88, 117, 801 Donald, Troci 88 Donaldson, Bill 271, 297 Donaldson, Poul 101 Donihe, Terry 88 Dosser, James B. 88 Dosser, Ralph 296, 297 Dotson, Melissa Jo 88 Dotson, Porro 804 Dotson, Renee 88,801 Dotson, Rhonda 88 Dowd, Borry 148 Dowdy, Judy 271 Downs, Christopher 27 Drake, Kelly 25, 67 Droper, David 269 Drought, Becky 88 Dugger, Audrey 216 Dugger, Beverly 214 Dugger, Donna 27 Dugger, Lisa 88 Dugger, John 802 Dumers, David 101 Dumurs, Ellen 297 Duncan, Beth 27, 190 Duncan, Chris 88, 154 Duncan, Denise 101 Dunford, Jo 88, 260 Dunn, Craig A. 101 Dunn, Ken 292 Dunn, Valerie Shirleon 88 Dunne, Brion 140, 141, 148 Dunsford, Suson 108 Dunon, Geoff 88, 299, 822 Dybos, Porn 288 Dyer, Cindy 88 Dyer, Eric 188 Index .325 '8 Dyer, Koren 34 Dykes, Jeff 103 Dzek, Renee 88 Eodes, Andy 103 Eorles, Julie 34 Eblem, Abby 295 Eagle, Jason 103, 291 Eagle, Leslie 34 Edens, Pom 103 Edmonds, Preston 103, 288 Edmundson, Melinda 34 Eller, Linda 34 Elliott, Komie 103 Ellis, Jimmy 103 Ellis, William 103 Ellison, Don 34 Ellison, Lee 103 Ellison, Rick 88 Ellison, Tino 103 Emerson, Jan 149 Emmen, Jenny 103 English, Carolyn 88 English, Tina 88 Ensor, Audra 88 Enyinno, Njoky 34 Epperson, Betsy 34 Epperson, Debbie 88 Ervin, Mike 34 Esser, Missy 302 Essig, Todd 272 Estep, Kim 272 Estep, Robin 34 Esrepon, Mario 34 Esribon, Trinidad 103 Evans, Abbe 88 Evons, Ronnie 270 Evons, Sharon 34 Ewing, Janice 34 Ewing, Paulo 88 Fogg, Aliso 103 Foi, Chih-hung 260 Foin, Catherine 103 Foirchild, Lisa 34, 270, 271, 273 Fake, Gory 299 Folin, Gino 34 Falls, Robert 34, 288 Former, Angela 34 Former, Becky 17, 295 Former, Daryl 292 Former, Eric 88 Ferris, David 34 Ferris, Eddle 138, 188 Forris, Timmi 27 Farris, Tony 299 Farthing, Harrison 34 Farthing, Harry 261, 271 Faulkner, Angie 88, 260 Faulkner, Tommy 103, 304 Feogins, Tommy 103 Fehron, Shelby 137 Felton, Korhy 298 Felts, Stephanie 103, 271 Fenner, Charles 88 Ferguson, Cynthia 270 Ferguson, Kim 88 Ferguson, Mark 103 Fielding, Kevin 299 Fields, Bobby 88 Fields, Carol J. 88 Fields, Robin L. 88 File, Pete 88 Finchum, Angelo 103 Finimore, Doug 299 Finlay, Diana 88 Finney, Todd 299 Index Fischer, David 284 Fisher, John 27 Fishmon, R. Michael 88 Firzgerols, Mike 141 Fleisher, Deborah 27 Fleming, David 27 Fleming, Down 88 Fleming, Laurie 103 Fleming, Scot 261 Fletcher, Anito 103 Flick, Le 297 Flory, Renee 103 Floyd, Debbie 103 Flynn, Rondy 141 Flynn, Roy 136 Foglemon, Leslie 88 Folond, Srocey 103 Foner. Barbara 27 Forbes, Ave 271 Forbes, Liso 103 Forby, Angelic 103 Ford, Alice 34 Ford, Dove 34 Ford, Female 270 Ford, Sondy 88 Fonenberry, Shannon 88 Forrest, Heather 103 Foster, Amondo 260, 301 Foster, Jone 103 Foster, Pomelo 34 Foster, Tim 103 Fountain, Dove 299 Fowler, David 34 Fowler, Koren 290 Fox, Bodey 299 Fox, Mary K. 192 Fox, Soroh 301 Fox, Stephanie 88 Fox, Suson 103 Franklin, Bobby 103 Franklin, Pony 34 Franklin, Phillip L. 88 Frozier, Jon 103 Frazier, Robert 234, 235, 290 French, Donny 141 Freshour, Kellie 88 Friend, Jewell A. 297 Friday, LoDonno 34 Frisbee, Angelo 103 Frins, Lucinda 34 Frins, Reba 103 Frins, Stuart 103 Fronius, Susan 88, 128, 131 Fry, Amelia 214 Fry, Krism 271 Fry, Ronald 34 Frye, Merrico J. 84 Frye, Jennifer 103 Fuchs, Bonnie 71 Fugote, Kyle 304 Fugore, UIIndo V. 88 Fulford, Mary Kay 34, 297 Fulkerson, Vickie 88 Fulks, Dwayne 194 Funner, Charles 297 :8 63;: xii: WW Wig: Gamble, Scott 88 Gollion, Mary Ellen 295 Goliiher, Greg 103, 299 Galloway, Jayne 103 Gannon, Laura 34 Gardner, Kitty 103 Garland, Trocy 88 Garland, Scott 34, 270 Gorlich, Greg 130 Gornett, Rod 88 Garrett, James W. 88 Gorren, Korhy 300 Gonh, William 322 Gosh, Thane 143, 166 Gavin, Brion 103 Gemboch, Kelli 278 Gentry, Mary 297 German, Cynthia 34, 177 Genelfinger, David 297 Ghozolo, Monsoor 27 Gibson, Kim 34 Gibson, Mark 103 Gibson, Mike 292 Gibson, Noncy 298 Giles, Shoron 86 Gill, Angie 292 Gillond, Terese 103 Gillenwoter, Tommy 260, 261 Gilley, Jeanine 304 Gilliam, Gory 297 Gilliam, Janie 27 Gilmer, Emily 34, 304 Gilreorh, Sonja 301 Gipson, Gipson 34 Gist, Ginger 297 Glasgow, Sobrino 103 Glospie, Lorry 188 Glenn, Leslie 103 Glenning, Poni 103 Glover, Penny 34 Gobble, Matthew 216 Goble, Byron 292 Godsey, Kim 304 Godsey, Trocy 261 Goff, Jimmie 34, 165 Gofonh, Jeff 292 Goldsmith, Kathryn 35 Gonce, Lowell Eric 35 Goodman, Brenda 35, 49, 71, 320, 322 Gose, John 299 Gouge, Martino 35 Gouge, Scott 9, 299 Grocepho, Cyndi 298 Grady, Mark 35, 261 Grady, Patricia L. 35 Groves, Becky 103 Groves, Chris 261 Groves, Sandro 27 Gray, Angelo 27 Gray, Charles Richard 35, 56, 234, 290 Grey, Lisa 35, 271, 302 Gray, Richie 13, 56 Groybeol, Tonyo 103 Green, Beth 302 Green, Brion 103, 296 Green, Dwayne 27 Green, Lewis 35 Greene, Kim 103 Greene, Leslie 302 Greene, Scott 6 Greenwell, Don 103 Greenwood, Beverly 35 Greer, James 103 Gregory, Lisa 103 Griffin, Tohod 278 Griffis, Gerald 103 Griffith, Carol 103,301 Griffith, Gregory 35 Griffith, Terri 35, 149 Grigsby, Mark 103, 269 Grigsby, Seon 103 Grindstoff, Amy 35, 103 Grlndstoff, Joe 36 Grindstoff, Tommy 35 Grizzel, Tony 103 Groseclose, James 103 Grubb, Ston 271, 296, 297 Grunloh, Kimberly 35 Guohney, Ryan 129, 130 Gucken, Cindy 35, 260 Guegoid, Meredith 35 Guenler, Monica 35 Guffey, Dione 103 Guinn, Amy 103 Guinn, Billy 35 Guinn, Gino 35 Gulley, Koren 103 Gulls, Kim 304 Gunn, Bernurd 103 Gunter, Jeff 302 Guntrun, Brion 299 Gutherie, Barbara 35 Guthrie, Brendo 35 Guthrie, Sonyo 60, 61 Guy, Kathy D. 35 Gwyn, Angelo 103 INDEX Hobeeb, Kois 27 Hoffeke, Kim 103 Hoghboni, Shokofeh 35 Hoire, Craig 28 Hole, David 291 Hole, Randy 141 Hole, Shannon 103 Holey, Alex 77 Hall, Bill 292, 293 HO , Bryon 270 Holl, Bryon S. 35 Hall, Glyndo 269 Hall, Greg 292 Hall, Harold L. III 35 Ho , Kim 103, 302 Hall, M, 35 Hall, Shelia 35 Hall, Todd 130 Hall, Ted 297 Hall, Walter 117 Hall, Woyne 163 Hellman, Suzanne 103 Homblen, Angelo L. 35 Homb1en, Mark R. 35 Homby, Connie 35 Hamilton, Jennifer 301 Homm, Trocy 103 Hammond, Soro Beth 103 Hammonds, Chuckey 35 Hommonds, Donne Wright 35 Hommonds, Jeff 188 Hampton, Beth 278, 295 Hence, Janet M. 35 Honey, Don 261 Honners, Dave 165 Hansel, David 269, 322 Hanson, Jenny 5, 6, 302 Hanson, Virginlo Lynn 35 Horben, Poni 295 Horbeson, John 292 Horbison, Richard 28 Hardin, Denise 35 Hardin, Michelle 103 Hardin, Tommie L. 104 Horgrove, Kerri 36 Horkelrood, Jen 295 Horlond, Heather 217 Harlow, E. Joyce 104 Harmon, Brion 261 Hormon, Jesse 36 Harmon, John A, 36 Harrison, Brod 188 Horr, Barbara 36 Horrell, Dwight 36 Harrell, Charles 36 Harris, Brent 292 Horris, Gerald 163 Harris, Holli 261 Horris, Kim 320, 322 Harris, Paul 291 Harrison, Christopher 104 Harrington, Kelly 104 Harrison, Kevin 288 Horris, Kimber 49 Harrison, Melanie 304 Harrison, Tommy 104 Hartman, Andrea 104 Hartman, Kris 104 Honness, Brion 270 Honsell, Gail 104 Honsell, Rhonda 304 Howey, Alisha 36, 302 Howey, Beth 297 Howey, Buford C. 104 Howey, Monica 104 Harwell, Tom 291 Hatch, George 36 Hotcher, Teresa 261 Hatfield, Mark 36 Houn, Cathy 104, 261 Hovely, Melissa 104 Hovner, Randy 299 Howk, Kristie 104 Hawk, Pomelo 104 Howkins, Jon 301 ' Hoyes, Jill 104 Hayes, Tommy 36 Haynes, Tino 105 Hayes, William C. 36 Hozelwood, Dec 104, 178, 179 Hozlene, Joyce 36 Hendrick, Lisa 36 Heath, Kenneth 36 Heath, Tim 234, 235, 261, 271, 291 Heoton, Michelle 48 Heck. Leiso 104 Heffner, Holly 48 Heinwich, Russ 288 Helmon, Gracie 301 Helton, Alison 48 Helron, Melino 149, 150 Helron, Linda 36 Helvey, Tree 212 Henderson, Clifford 296, 297, 299 Henderson, Leslie 36, 104 Henderson, Troci 104 Henry, Angie 104 Henry, Betty 36 Henry, Sam 48 Henry, Shown 25 Henry, Sherry 104 Henry, William F. 26 Hensley, Alice 261 Hensley, Beverly 36 Hensley, Ellen 295 Hensley, Timothy 104 Hensley, Tino 48 Henson, Kim 28 Hermon, Shori 36 Hernandez, Sixro 90, 302 Hickman, Lisa 90 Hicks, Jeffery R. 36 Hicks, Joe 90 Hicks, Joseph 90 Hicks, Mary 36 Hicks, Lyle 28 Hicks, Melindo 104, 301 Hicks, R. Ellen 48 Hicks, Shown 261 Hicks, Shori 36 Highes, Arnie 303 Hightower, Jeff 36 Hill, David 90 Hill, David E. 104 Hill, Helen 90, 301 Hill, Jennifer 104, 297 Hill, Kimberly S. 90 Hill, Mory Susan 36 Hill, Mon 36 Hi , Pamela 104 Hi . Rick 48 Hill, Terese 53, 295 Hilton, John 104 Hinckle, Amber 36 Hinkle, Ken 90 Hinson, Bryon 104 Hobbs, Koren 90, 261 Hobbs, Sollie E. 48, 301 Hodge, Cindy 36 Hodge, James 36 Hodge, Kim 48 Hodge, Patti R. 36 Hodge, Randy 90 Hodges, Chesto 90 Hodges, Joe 273, 290 Hodges, Joseph 291 Hodges, Joseph W. 48 Hodges, Kimberly 90 Hodsden, Cynthia 295 Hodsden, Loriso 295 Hoffman, P.K. 28 Hoffstodder, Koren 48, 304 Hogan, Anthony 104, 271 Hogele, Eriko A. 48, 244, 270 Holbrook, Kim 104 Holden, Mollie 104 Holden, Tim 36 Holimon, Trocy 36 Holland, Doreen 90 Holland, Joon 271 Holland,.Joon Leslie 36 Holland, Keith 288 Holland, Pot 271 Holloway, Cassandra 104 Holloway, Liso Michelle 104 Holmes, Evelyn 260 Holt, Jeff 36 Holt, Koy Louonn 48 Holt, Keith 36 Holt, Rosemary 48, 304 Holt, Terry 289 Holt, Virginia 104 Hommes, Evelyn 104 Honoker, Sondy 270 Honoker, Sandro 36 Honoker, Steve 48 Honeycurt, Whitney 48, 304 Hood, Denise 36 Hood, RobertA. 104 Hooks, Cheryl 36 Hooks, Lisa 48 Hooks, Rhondo 104 Hooper, Allyson 104, 302 Hoover, Dione 104 Hope, Gino 104, 304 Hoppe, Bum 302 Hopper, Suson 298 Hopper, Troci 130, 131 Hopkins, James 90 Hopkins, Kevin K. 48 Hopson, Steve 36, 261 Hormon, Melody 104 Horng, Jionbie 260 Horton, Margaret 90 Horton, Robin M. 90, 322 Horton, Quentin 302 Hoskins, Corlo 90 Hoskins, Connie 36 Houk, Sheila 104 House, Koren 90, 295 Houston, Mike 36 Hovis, Lee 36 Howard, Deonno 104 Howard, Randy 90, 177 Howard, Soro 90 Howard, Shoron 104 Howell, Melinda 48 Hsu, Frank 260 Huong, Chong 28 Huong, ChongYing 260 Hubbard, B1 48 Hubbard, Lisa 104 Huff, April 104, 304 Huff, Avery 48 Hufferd, A. Lucy 48 Huffine, David 165 Huffman, Anderson K. 36 Huffman, Kristie 90 Huffman, Kurt 296 Huffman, Pony 90 Hughes, Arnie 302 Hughes, Corhy 104 Hughes, Chad 217 Hughes, Bruce 299 Hughes, Jackie 48 Hughes, Marvin 90 Hughes, Tony 48 Hughes, Vonesso 36 Hume, Jeffery 36 Humphries, Gino 60 Humphreys, Rusty 234, 235 Humphreys, Thomas 48 Hunt, Cowon C. 90 Hunt, Robin 36, 234, 260 Hurd, Pom 36 Hurley, Bonny 104 Hurley, Rebecco 48 Hun, James 90 Hun, Robert 130 Huskey, Michelle D. 36 Hussein, A1 Amirl 36 Hutchins, Leanne 48, 301 Hutchinson, Chris 104 Hutton, Trocye 304 Hyon, David 296, 297 Hyder, Jone! 90 Hyder, Hobie 104 Hyder, Cothy 36, 270 Hypes, Rebecco A. 48 lcye, Lin 260 lkegwy, Min Yon 28 Ingram, James 36 lp, Leno 28 lsoocs, Keith 302 Isoocs, Richard 90 Isbill, Trocey 9O lsom, Morion 90 lvons, Brod 292 Jackson, Corol Lynn 36 Jackson, Deono 90, 295 Jackson, Gino 90, 301 Jackson, Jeff 297 Jackson, Milderion 104 Jacob, Jeff 36 Jocobs, Hermon 162 Jacobs, Liso C. 90 James, Bonyle 9 James, Laura 36, 295 Joncorek, Steven 90, 261 Jorren, Regine 269 Jefferies, Ann 90 Jenkins, Steven 90 Jennings, Juonito 105 Jennings, Julie 301 Jennings, Toni 90 Jesse, Holly 37 Jessee, Melisa 9O Jobe, Trocy 288 Johnson, Beth 37 Johnson, Chris 188 Johnson, Fronkie 165 Johnson, Hope 105 Johnson, Jane 28 John, Jill 90 Johnston, Kelley D. 37 Johnson, Kim 37 Johnson, Laure! 292, 304 Johnson, Leonno 105 Johnson, Lydo 304 Johnson, Melissa 37 Johnson, Michael P. 105 Johnson, Rick 90 Johnson, Shoron 37 Johnson, Sherry 105 Johnson, Susan 37 Johnson, Terry 105 Jones, Allen 105 Jones, Angela 37 Jones, Barbie 105 Jones, Carlos 105 Jones, Cynthio J. 37 Jones, David 37, 105 Jones, David N. 37 Jones, Enrico 28, 191 Jones, Felcio 90, 296 Jones, Jeff 291 Jones, James 269 Jones, John 284 Jones, John C. 37 Jones, R. Keith 90 Jones, Kevin M. 37 Jones, Linda A. 37 Jones, Mark 105 Jones, Missy 170 Jones, Paulo 298 Jones, Ray 141 Jones, Richard J. 105 Jones, Richie 105 Jones, Rodney 165 Jones, 8. Romelle 37 Jones, Stephanie 105 Jones, Susan 292 Jones, Tim 37, 299, 302 Jones, Vicky D. 105 Joseph, Melissa 90 Jordon, Brent 296 Jordon, Daniel 37 Jordon, KimberIy 105 Jupin, Joquie 301 Justus, Beverly 37, 260, 295 Kappa Delta 69, 71 Korbon, Mike 90 Korling, Lindo 301 Kotchom, Kellie 105 Kouchok, Bob 297 Keone, Joseph P. 37 Keck, Donnie 90 Keaton, Chad 105 Keeron, Sabrina 141, 143 Keesecker, Michael 37 Keever, Merle 37 Kegley, Melissa 105 Kehler, George 261, 271 Keith, Jim 90, 296 Keith, Kim 105 Keith, Michael A. 90 Keith, Mike 261 Kelly, Colleen 90 Kelly, Jennifer 37, 269 Kelty, Mark 297 Kemper, Rick 179 Kendrick, Nancy 37, 301 Kenny, Gobriel 27 Keplinger, Jomie 105 Kerley, Annene 105 Kerley, Mark 299 Kerr. James 105 Kesmer, Bryon 37 Kenerer, James 105, 291 Key, Sharon A. 37, 297 Kibler, Rob 90 Kidd, Felecia 37 Kidd, Jennifer 261, 304 Kilgore. Alechio 105 Kilgore, William Jr. 90 Kincheloe, Amy 105, 295 Kincheloe, Melissa 37 Kinder, Kim 177 King, Art 291 King, Chris 291 King, Christine 37 King, Greg 105 King, Koren 304 King, Mary 105 King, Susan 37, 270 King, Suzanne 304 King, Tereso 24, 53, 295 Kinkeod, Jennifer 105, 295 Kinner, Jim 141 Kirby, Jon 292, 295 Kirk, Phleis 70 Kisch, Kurt 177 Kiser, Marjorie J. 90 Kiser, Sherry 105 Kite, Kimber 301 Klepper, Korhy 105 Kloostermon. Jim 302 Klotz, Timothy 105 Klucken, David 37 Knapp, Bob 141 Knapp, Roben 105 Knight, Patricio 105 Knight, Ruben 37 Knorts, Don 68 Knox, Tracey D. 105 K00, Chung-Mlng 260 Koch, Robert 105 Koos, Kimberly 105 Koos, Kim 298 Kosier, Michael 90 Kozmo, P01302 Kuehner, Romy 90 Kunzel, Stacy 90, 297 Kwosigroch, Tom 190 Kyker, James 37 Lobotko, Adrienne 28 LoFoIlene, Robin 105 Lamb, Angelic 90 Lamb, Rebecco 105 Lancaster, Grero 105 Land, Alyce 298 Lone, Myron G. 37 Longebeck, Mimi 131 Langston, Roy 188 Lorkey, Mark 165 Lothom, Barbara 37 Lou, Serena 105, 271 Loughrun, Down 91 Lowless, David, 37 Lawless, Sonyo 91 Lows, Dave 291 Lows, Laura 91 Lows, Terry 105 Lawson, Cindi 91 Lowson, Evelyn 91 Lowson, Michael 105 Lawson, Tomi 105 Lawson, Tino 37 Index 327 Leo, Jeffery 91, 261 Leoke, Greg 91 Leomon, Meleno 105, 295 Lebly, Joy 271 Ledbener, Laura 67 Ledford, Louro 293, 300, 301 Ledwell, Ronald E. I 105 Lee, Mitchell B. 105, 299 Lee, Zodie S. 37, 270 Leech, Chris 299 Leedy, Lisa 37 Leeper, Stephanie 28 LeForce, Alon 165 LeGrond, Beth 105 Legg, Warren 37 Leisure, Renee 37 Leonard, Melissa 91 Leonard, Sharon 105 Leonard, Vanessa 37 LeRoy, Amanda 105 Lesnok, Tom 273 Lester, Lorry 105 Lester, Korhy E. 37 Lester, Rob 105 LeSuer, Timothy S. 91 Len, Koren 105 Lewis, Anita 91 Lewis, Barbara 37 Lewis, Morsho 91 Lewis, Larisa 91 Lewis, Ronnie 91 Lewis, Valerie 37 Li, Sarah 28, 260 Light, Louro Conkey 37 Light, Sondy 91 Lightfoot, Rodney 91 Lindsey, Becky 106 Linkous, Christine 106 Linville, Cynthia 37 Lite, Louro 295 Little, Gregory 37 Little, Margaret 37 Livesoy, Melissa 261 Lloyd, Robyn 45, 297 Lloyd, Not 49, 107, 302, 303, 320 Lockhon, Jess 37 Long, C. 106 Long, Hazel 106 Long, Helen V. 37 Long, Robert 37 Lonsbury, Katherine 28, 261 Lonsbury, Susie 37, 301 Looney, Revondo 37 Lovelace, David 291 Lovin, Patrick 106 Lowe, Felix 77 Lowe, John 106 Lowe, Josh 77 Lukes, David 106 Lumpkin, Leslie 91 Luna, Denise 106, 298, 299 Lunsferd, C. Russell 288 Lusby, Lisa 91 Lumell, Bridget? 106 Lyons, Angela 91 Lyons, Jim 299 Lyons, Nancy 52, 302 5Lyons, Rowena L. 91 McBorh, Tomolo 81 McBee, Marilyn 81 McComey, Eddie 81 McCarty, C. 106 McClain, Sheila 106 McClellan, Vicki 91 McClune, Steve 296 McC1ure, Condoce 106 McCloud, Steven 271 McCoIl, Porn 271 McConnell, Mike 270 McCoy, Heather 106 McCrockin, Lisa 91, 302 McCrory, Teresa 91 McCroy, Teresa 106 , McCune, Stan 297 328 Index McCurry, Constance 295 McCurry, Jan 91 McCurry, Kathy 106 McDonald, Robert 299 McElroy, William 106 McFolls, Kym 295 McFeoture, Linda 292 McGee, Sharon 106 McGhee, Ty 292 McGill, Jim 54, 299 McGroken, Greg 271 McGrinIey, Kent 271 McGuiff, Yolcodo 28 McGuffin, Patrick 106 McGuire, Tino 106 McIntosh, Cindy 106 McIntosh, Greg 271 Mclnturff, Tom 106 McKoy, Antonio 138 McKay, Freddy 106 McKee, Kelly 91 McKee, Vicki 106 McKee, Theono 261 McKeehorn, Brent 299 McKinney, David 106 McKinney. Jack C. 81, 261 McKinney, Jamie 301 McKinney, Patricio 106 McKinney, Rick 302 , McKinnis, Steve 81, 272. 288, 297 McMurroy, Kim 106 McNeol, Jeri 297 McNeely, Nellie 297 McNeer, Whitney 260 McNeese, Martha Ann 106 McNun, Koren 271, 297 McQueen, Honk 106 McReynolds. Ami 91 Moorouf. lyod 291 Mock, Andrew 299 MocLochlon, Christine 91 Maddox, Shown 298 Moden, Julie 106 Moden, Melinda 81 Moekele, Abraham 297 , Mohmond, Monsour 271 Malone, Andrea 91 , Molone, Carolyn 295, 298 Malone, Eric D. 91 Malone, Troy 66. 154, 157 Molquir, Keith 299 Monohon, Jennifer 91 Moms, Paul W. Jr. 91 Manley, Dana 81 ' , ' Mann, Jeff 188 y , Manning, Ricky D. 28 Manson, Ginny 296 Monsy, Michoe128, 141 Manuel. Corniei 158, 162. 165, 190 Maples, Steve 299 Morbory, Milton 106, 257, 271 , 322 Moree, Sidney 138 ' Motion, Amy 91 Marks, Gerri 297 Marsh, Paul L. 91 Marshall, Gwenello 170 Marshall, Kevin 91 Marshall, Kimberly 91 Marshall, Sonyo 91 Martin, Beth 91 Martin, Clarke 106 Martin, Down R.-81 Martin, Lisa 86, 87, 91 Martin, Mori 106 Martin, Melissa 106 Martin, Sandi 304 L , 7 Marvin, Missy 166, 168, 170 ' Marvin, Tracey M. 91 Mason. Catherine 91 Mossengill, Stephen 91 Most, Susan 106 Mosferson, Steve 188 MOrheson, Angelo D. 81 Motheson, Jone 91 Morheson, Men 302 Mathews, Lorry 269 Mothiesen, Matthew 91 Mathis, Amy 215 Mathis, Mark 261 Motlock, L150 292 Motney, Leisho 81 Mouk, Vickie 106 Moupin, Joy 296 Maxwell, David 106 Moxey, Koren 106 May, Jenny 295 May, Kelley 106 Meyers, Kristy 131 Moynon, Roger 284 Moze, Toby 292 Meade, Kevin 81, 302 Meck, Deonno L. 91 Metcoif, Sonyo 106, 260 - Merrick, Robin 106 Michael, Deon 302 Mick, Ruth 106 Milhom, Romono 188, 260 Mill, Charlotte 106 Miller, Beoloh 304 Miller, Becky 272 Miller, Brion 188 Miller, Candace E. 91 Miller, Evo 91 Miller, Frank 91 Miller, Fred 291 , Miller, Ivo 6, 297 Miller, James 106 Miller, Koren 106 Miller, Keith 289 Miller, Kim 81, 154, 156 Miller, LeeAnn 106 Miuer, Lisa 106 Milier, Luann 81 Miller, Mike 91 , 292 Miller, Rebecco 81 Miller, Robert 91 , Miller, Robbie 81 Miller, Toni 91 Millowoy, Amy 91 Mills, Robert 106 Mlilwood, Mark 91 Milsops, Shelecio 234 Miranda, Susan 81 Misick, Judy 91 Misick, Rob 81 Mitchell, Ke111301 Mootes, Jeff 91, 299 Moffon, E1Izobeth 28 Mofflt, Chris 81 Molson, Paul 297 Moles, Lee 106 Moncier, H0128 Moncter, Michelie 106 Monroe. Chris 270 Montieth, Korlo 106 Montieth, Sherry 278 Moody, Debbie 81 Moody, Jerry W. 92 Mooney, Som 278 Moore, Dana 81 Moore, David 81 Moore, Joe 261, 279 Moore, Jon 81 Moore, Rhonda 106 Morales, Mlchelle 106 Morefieid, Sandy 5, 51 Morelock, Kenneth 106 Morelock, Shannon 81 Morene, Donno 92 Morgan, Cindy 131 Morgan, Jeff 166. 167 Morgan, Kim 92, 154, 157 I Morgan, Maurice 1065 Morgan, Monroe 271 Morgan, Rhonda 106. Morgan, Yvonne 106 Morrell, Mark 81 Morrell, Tim 261 Morris, Donny 106 Morris, Kimberly 28 Morris, Lewis 161, 165 Morris, Lynda 28 Morris, P012292 Morris, T eresa 106 Morrison, Buddy 106 Morrow, Lee 165, Morrow, Mike 34 Mouser, Shoron 106 Meyers, Kelly 106, Mueller, Allon 92 Mull, Dorrell 188 Mullins, Dione 106 Mullins, Lilly 106 Mullins, Nancy 106 Mullins, Revonne 260, 301 Mullins, Sheila 92 Munsey, Ric 92, 272, 292 Munsey, Sondra 106 Murphy, Dorlo 106 Murphy, Kathleen 298 Murphy, Tommy 92 Murr, Bill 165 Musick, Lesley 81 Musick, Mike 299 Musil, Mark 92 Musser, Susan L. 81 Myers, Davis 81 Myers, Marisa Joelle 91 Myers, Randy 292 Myers, Susan 81 Mynort, Melanie J. 92 Mynon, Roger L. 81 Mynott, Suzanne 81 Noquin, Michelle 106 Nosco, Jacquelyn 271 Nove, Phyllis 81 Noylor, Andy 92 Neory, Jocelyn P. 92 Neoly, Kimberly 92 Neos, Mike 106 Neos, Teresa 270 Necessary, Chad 106 Necessary, Cherie 271 Necessary, Karen 92 Nedrick, Howard 81 Neds, Kathy 106 Neff, James 106 Nelson, Patricio J. 92 Nelson, Verneco 106 Newben, Kelly 108,298,299 Newman, Korla304 Newman, Robin 108 Newton, April 92, 170 Newton, Donnie 191 Nicor. Amy 217 Nicors, Aion 272 ; Nickels, Jim 270 Nichols, Amy 92 Nichols, Sharon 92, 301 Nicholson, Joy 92, 141 Nickels, Cocerio L. 108 Nieisen, Robeno 92 Nipper, Robin 108 Nix, Russell 108 Nixon, Lewis 67 Nixon, Randy 92 Noe, Colleen M. 108 Noel, Rick 165 Nolan, Lee 136 Norris, Andrea 304 Norton, Kim 108 Norris, Poul 108,302 ' Norris, Todd 92 Nottingham, Derrick 81 Nottingham, Tim A. 81 Nowell, Joseph Moseley Jr. 108 Noyes, Mary 40 Nutter, 13m 40 Oakley, John 92 Oaks, Janet 296 Car, Keene 92 , O'Dell, Brenda C. 81 O'Dell, Judy 40, 272, 301 Odom, Corr011256, 269 Odom, Dallas 108 1 . W9rgwoin-802UQWAJ Odom, Morlo 112 Odom, Teri 40 O'Goro, Thomas 141 Ohsr, Diana 40 Oler, Angie 81 Clinger, Jo Lane 40 Olive, Peter 29 Oliver, Kimberly D. 106 Olkowski, Kelly 801 Ollis, Trocy 40 Olnsteod, Tim 108 Oroini, Mussood 40 Orndorff, Greg 81 Ornduff, Gory 108 Osborne, Eileen 61 Osborne, Sheila 92 Oster, Stanton 81 Oninger, Cheryl 244 Oninger, Doug 4O Oninger, Jamie 92 Omnger, Soro 92 Ousley, Dono 108 Ousso, Abdulhokim 92 Outlaw. Brenda 4O Overboy, David G. Overhold, Vanessa 108 Owen, John 40 Owenby, Janet 40 Owenby, Kormen 92 Owens, Brion 81 Owens, Jone 295 Owens, Koren 108 Owens, Mary 108 Owens, Tommy 108 Pock, Gwyn 298 Poduch, Terri A. 108 Page, Kelly 108 Page, Randy 40 Paine, Louro 108 Poine, Lesio 271 Paine, Use 802 Pokush, Annette 40 Palmer, Jim 296, 297 Palmer, Margie 81 Palmer, Teresa 81 Porhom, Denise 40 Parker, Douglas 81 Parker, Michele 298 Parker, Russel! 292 Parker, Trent 108 Perkins, Cynthia 108 Parks, Kip 284 Porton, Judy 92 Pavel, Joy 81 Pavel, Joy 802 Potino, Carlo 92 Ponerson, Alon 92 Patterson, Charlene 40, 261 Patterson, John 92 Patterson, Mark 177 Patterson, Robin 40 Ponon, Billy 168, 189 Patron, Liso 108 Poul, Down 108 Poulson. Hz 295 Pavlik, Mary Ann 81 Paxton, Mabel 40 Payne, David 288 Poyne, Dayton T. 92 Payne, Donna 108 Payne, Kim 272 Payne, Melinda 40 Pearce, Jeff 297 Pearson, David 40 Pearson, Denise 92 Pearson, Susan 270 Peovler, Flip 165 Pedigo, Melissa 108 Peebles, T. Shown 92 Peers, Laura 92 Pence, Cork: 112 Pender, Norman 81 Pendergost, Beth 804 'Pendergroft, Kelly 108 Pendleton, Kiberly A. 40 Penley, Sore 108, 295, 296 Pennebaker, Betsy 40 Pennington, Doniel 108 Pepper 188, 258 Perdue, David 271, 291 Perlmon, Joonno 216 Permemer, Doug 299 Permemer, Greg 299 Perrine, Glenna 108 Perry, Chris 40 Perry, Debbie 154, 156 Perry, Debra 5. 40 Perry, Kenneth 92 Perry, Lenie 81 Perry, Robbie 40 Peter, Leslie 81, 272, 801 Peters, Cindy 92 Peters, Debra 270 Peters, Eddie 67, 178, 179, 291 Peters, Kotrino 92 Peters, Michelle 108 Peters, Tommy 108 Peterson, Lindo 40 Peterson, Lori 81 Peterson, Mark 299 Phogon, Carolyn 81, 278 Phillipi, Lisa 81, 304 Phillips, Dennis L. 29 Phillips, Denny 154 Phillips, Felicia 92 Phillips, Lisa 81 Phillips, Morilen M. 40 Phillips, Michael 261 Phillips, Nichele 108 Phillips, Reno 92 Phillips. Robbie 108 Phillips. Robin 40 Phillips. Susan 108, 801 Phillips. Vickie 92 Phillips, 60le 92, 801 Phipps, Stephanie 81 Pickel, Nancy 108 Pickett, Johnny 81 Picquet, Dubi 166 Pierce, Cheryle 296 Pierce. Jo Anne 92 Pierce, Karen 61 Pierce, Letltlo 108 Pierce, Nancy 108, 269 Pierce, Richard 291 Piercy, Loro 108, 295 Pierson, Debbie 284, 260 Pierson, Jon 92, 261 Pierson. John Devin 92 Pi Kappa Phi 69, 71 Pike, Beverly 40, 270 PiIgrim, Cheri 92 Pinkston, Sharon 61 Pinkston, Tommie 61 Pinksron, Tommy 275 Pippin, Nancy 81 Pitmon, Donold 299 Pitruzello, Frank 29 Pleasant, Jonlne 261 Pleosent, Jane 40 Pleosent, Sonya 61, 78, 79 Pless, John 292 Pless, Shelley 108,804,805 Plummer, Bob 291 Poe, Janie 6 Poe, Jeanine 297 Poffenbouger, Katie 804 Polndexter, John 106 Pope, Koren L 40, 801 Porter, Ponicio 108 Posey, Wayne 108 Post, Paulo 40 Potent, Leonno 40 Potter, Edna 79 Potter, Sherry 260 Potter, Tino 108 Powell, Christy L. 92 Powell, Hobart L, 40 Powell, Hobie 188 Powell, Jeff 268 Powers, MIke 40 Powers, Shane 168 Pratt, Tracy 92 Preston, 50m 802 Prey, Ellen 41 Price, Beth 108 Price, Chilt 299 Price, Deonno 108 Price, Gino 92 Price, Jennifer 92 Price, Randall 41 Price, Rhonda 108 Price, Tino 108 Priseloc, Albeo 291 Profin, Stephen 41, 270 Prue , Payton 41 Pryor, Kim 5, 296, 297 Pryzgocki, Kothy 295 Puckett, Trulo 41 Pugh, Kimberly 92 Purgoso, Lori 802 Puroson, Lori Lee 81 Purser, Diana 5, 296 Pyle, Brion 108 Queen, Tony A. 219 Queener, Stanley 92 Roby, Darlene 108 Rogin, Sondra 29, 246 Rogin, Sondy 297 4 Roglin, Leonard 162, 180 Roiney, Andre 92, 107, 275 Rains, Renee 78, 81, 801 Rainwater, Laura 2, 6, 297 Rolston, Joe 297 Rambo, Mike 188 Ramsey, Beth 41 Romsey, Carol 41 Ramsey, Cathy 81 Ramsey, Dorren 108 Ramsey, Kimberly Lynn 41 Ramsey, Richard 296, 297 Ramsey, Sherry 109 Ramsey, Tenevo 109 Rosnoke, Debro 81 Rosnoke, Victoria 109 Rosnick, Elizabeth 92, 260 Rosnick, James 81 Ratliff, Jennifer 81 Ratliff, Lynette 81 Roy, Cynthia 41 Roy, Kelly 41 Roy, Myro 109 Ray, Porn 109 Roy, Rorhburn 109, 299 Raymond, Rick 299 Reosor, Cheryl 41, 261, 271 Rector, Michelle 109 Redmon, Alesio 92 Redmon, Normo 92 Redmon, Steve 109 Reece, Brenda 109 Reece, Gregory 81 , 270 Reece, Joy 92, 261 Reece, Kim 80, 86, 41 , 820, 822 .. Reece, P0180 Reece, Penny 155 Reece. Rodney 109,288 Reed. Christine 41 Reed, Koren 81 Reedy, David 108 Reener, Elizabeth 81 Reisenberg, Catherine 41 Relber, Rose 41 Renfro, Kimberly 109 Renfro, Ron 81 Renner, Ginger 81 Revis, Amanda 94 Reynolds, Kelly 295 Rhea, Koren D. 81 Rhodes, Michael 109 Rhymer, Deanna 94 Rhymer, Lynn 166, 168, 169, 170, 171 Richard, Denise 109 Richards, Jody 109, 141 INDEX Richardson, Chris 292 Richardson, Cvis Roy 81 Richardson, Freddo M. 81 Richardson, John 190 Richardson, Louro 804 Richardson, Lourie 81 Richardson, Renee 81 Richardson, Tommy C. 109 Richmond, Sherry 109 Ricker, Cheri 94 Ricker, Lisa 81, 284, 260 Riddle, Eloise 78 Riddle, Kristy 268 Riddle, Melanie 94, 271 Riddlemosser, Amy 81 Ridgewoy, Adrion 298, 299 Rigon, Terry 802 Riggs, Leoh 41 Rigsby, Dwoyne 81 Rimmer, Angie 109 Rihon, Mike 92 Rilter, Lisa D. 61 Rineorson, Robert 297 Rines, Brendo 41 Rink, Kristy 41 Rippee, Julie 109 Rippetoe, Edie 94, 801 Rippetoe, Louro 804 Ritchie, Brent 29, 296 Ritchie, Lonce 292 Ritchie, Rhondo 109 Riner, Lisa D. 81 Reach, Jeff 94 Roomck, Alon 299 Roon, Brenda 41 Roork, Sereto 261 Roork, Sereto L. 94 Roork, Susan D. 109 Robbins, Cory 109 Robbins, Donno Garland 29 Robbins, Lorry 284 Robbins, Mary 94 Robbins, Sherry L 29 Roberts, Amhony 94, 271 Robens, April D. 109 Robens, Douglas 94 Roberts, Jeff 95, 288, 291 Roberts, Mike 299 Roberts, Sharon 109 Roberts, Tino 109 Robertson, Barry 81 Robertson, Gregg 81 Robertson, Ricky 802 Robenson, Susan L. 81 Robinene, Martin 288 Robinene, Man 288 Robinson, Chris Y 81 Robinson, Dino 188 Robinson, Les 148, 161, 165 Robinson, Peggy A. 41 Robinson, Tino 109 Rodcheorer, Audrey 109 Rodrigues, Jose 289 Rogers, Angelo 109 Rogers, Brenda 270 Rogers, Dovid Lynn 41 Rogers, Deborah 109 Rogers, Porlse 109 Rohrssen, Korhleen 94 Rollins, Donna 81, 801 Rollins, Gloria Y. 41 Romock, Blff 299 Romock, Kim 81, 801 Rose, Glen Jr. 81 Rose, John 41 Rose, Kim 81 Roseberry, Cheryl L. 109 Roseberry, Koren L. 109 Rosenboum, Liso 141 Rosenberg, Michael 41 Rosenberg, Mike 188 Rosenberger, Kimberly 41 Rosenberger, Stephanie 92, 94 Roskine, David 299 Rowe, Dorrin S. 81 Rowe, David 94 Rowe, Eric 109 Rowlene, Mimi 41 Royston, Donny 802 Ruetz, Domoris 58 Ruffner, Leiso 94 Rule, Kevin 109 Rumley, Annette 41 Rumley, Joy D. 94 Index 329 880 Rush, Jean 55 Russell, Jeff 270, 41 Russell, Katherine 94 Russell, Kelli 81 Russell, Liso 298 Russell, Mark S. 81 Russell, Pom 266 Rutledge, Ave 41 Rutledge, Keith 168, 166 Rymer, Sybil 81 Soock, Shown 109 Sodd, Daniel 292, 298 5096, Koren 41 Soidok, Laura 81, 154, 295 Solby, Mark 297 Solley, Chris 109 Solsbury, Robert 81 Solvino, Joe 292 Solyers, Bret 109 Solyels, Jeff 299 Solyer, Robert 259, 291 Soms, Albert 158, 165 Soms, Denise 81 Soms, Liso R. 41,802 Senders, Jeonne 291 Senders, Koren 109 Sanders, Mark 292 Sanford, Joy 109 Sondridge, Billie K. 81 Sonslow, Gino 297 Sopp, Peggy 109 Sosser, Buddy 142 Sotrio, Kimmy 81 Sorrerfield, Melanie 801 Sonerfield, Rebecco 109 Soucemon, Fred 80 Souls, Melanie Lou 81 Sawyer, Penny 81 Sowyers, Stephen 81 ScoIf, Koren 270 Scolf, Melisso 109 Scolf, Tommy 41 Schwartz, Charles 71 Schrick, Jeffrey 29 Schmudde, Anne 41, 246 Schmidt, Pom 297 Scheurer, Jill 81, 297 Schoefer, Corhy 86, 87 Scott, Bailey 42 Scott, Mark 42 Scott, Phillip 284 Scott, Susan 81 Scyphers, Mark 109 Seol, Srocy 165 Seols, Kothy 52 Seorcy, Joner 42 Seoron, John 109 Secrist, Elizabeth A. 42 Seeger, Lynne M. 42 Seehorn, Ellen 94 Selby, Lo Demo 29 Selby, Mark 92, 271 Self, Tommy 94 Sells, Toby A. 42 Senter, Lori 42 Sepohi, Mondono 295 Sephoi, Roxane 42 Seymore, Michael P. 81 Serzer, Ave 170 Sexton, Shoron 109 Shockleford, Dink 29, 288 Shaffer, Andrea 81 Shogord, Patricio 42 Shohrokh, Poykomion 42 Sharp, Susan 42 Sharp, Suson 292 Sharpe, Suson 804 Sharpe, Todd 42 Shannon, Keith 188 Show, Vonce 29 Shorber, Brion 109 Sheek, Richard 42 Sheen, MingJeng 260 Shell, Mario 261 Shell, Debbie 67, 284, 285, 260, 295 Index Shelley, Kris 295 Shelton, Angie 42 Shelton, Cherie 91 Shelton, Deloro 81 Shelton, Donna 109 Shelton, Jeff 94 Shelton, Jerry 42 Shelton, Morsho 109 Shelton, Solly 81 Shelton, Woyne 299 Shepherds, Jonio 109 Shepher, Katherine S. 81 Sherfy, Angelo 42 Shiflen, Deono 81 Shipley, Anthony 109 Shipley, George 82 Shipley, Katherine 94 Shipley, Kotrino 109 Shipley, Susan 82, 271 Shipley, Wendi 94 Shipmon, Sonyo 82 Shirley, Dione 42 Shirley, Pomelo 82 Shirley, Steve 165 Shoemaker, Dione 42 Shoemaker, Kotrino 261, 271 Shoffner, Autumne 109 Shokufeh, Hoghnobi 42 Shook, Jacqueline 82 Shon, Hildo 94 Sthen, Shen 260 Shugors, Ken 297 Shuler, Richard 82 Shull, Jon 42 Shumore, Beth 109 Shroder, Kim 109 Siddons, Stephony 42 Sigma, Chi 69, 71 Simcox, Tracey 49 Simerly, Lisa 94 Simmermon, Donold 42 Simmermon, Stephen 82 Simmons, Lore 94, 801 Simmons, Reggie 191 Simmons, Ron P. 110 Simpson, Porn 42 Singleton, Lesa 110 Sire, Walter 299 Siregroves, Mary Lou 110, 296, 297, 802 Sizemon, Bruce 82 Skolko, Christine 82 Skolo, Kim 82, 170 Skeen, Kimberly 261 Skelton, Penny 6, 297 Skinner, Teresso 82 Slogle, Cheryl A. 110 Slogle, Joe182, 292 Slogle, Shonno 94 Sloter, DonieI 42 Slaughter, Penny 82 Sledge, E. J. 42 Slemp, Angelo 110 Slugors, Ken 296 Sluder, Mike 802 Sluder, Sondy 110 Smeleer, Melissa 110 Smith, Anito 94 Smith, Brandon 284 Smith, Christopher 110 Smith, Chuck 25 Smith, Clarence 110 Smith, Cole 299 Smith, Devon 191 Smith, Dome 110 Smith, Erwin 110 Smith, Jockie 110 Smith, Jeon Anne 297 Smith, Jeff 299 Smith, Julie 94 Smith, Korlo 94 Smith, Korhy D. 94 Smith, Kellie 94, 141, 148, 801 Smith, Kelly 110, 800 Smith, Kimberly 42, 82, 110 Smith, Morlene 49 Smith, Mark 95, 116, 284, 261, 290, 291 Smith, Nikki 94 Smith, Pom 149, 150 Smith, Pamela S. 42 Smith, Richard 110 Smith, Rick 94 Smith, Robin 297 Smith, Ron 292 Smith, Sonny 148 Smith, Susie 110 Smith, Tommy 110, 801 Smith, Tim 82 Smith, Trocy C. 94 Smith, Vonesso 110 Smith, Wendy 110, 804 Snopp, Dole 110 Snopp, Ralph 42 Snodgross, Jonet 295 Snodgross, Cynthio 82 Snodgross, Jill 110 Snodgross, Trino 110 Snowden, Kimberly 94 Snowden, Rolph 42, 275 Snyder, Nicky 188 Solomon, Wendy 82 Sompoyrod, Jeanie 295 Soon, Jionn-Pyng 29, 260 Sorrells, 50m 48 Sutherland, Crystal 110, 271 Southerlond, Janet 110 Sourherlond, Sheilo 82 Spengler, Chris 802 Sparks, Constance 110 Spears, Cindy 82 Speer, Ron 42 Spenser, Jeff 292 Spillmon, Shirley 42 Spivey, Melissa 110 Spurlock, Penny 261 Srocy, Jill 58, 82 Srocy, Reveno 110 Stollings, Sondy 295 Stollings, Wess 165 Stollwonh, Louise 151 Stanley, Jessica 100 Stanley, Melissa 110 Stonsfield, Terri 94 Stopleron, Many 165 Stopleton, Robin 94 Stopleton, Wade 42 Stornes, John 110 Stomes, Sherri 82 Steodmon, Nicole 110 Stewon, Kellee 94 Stepp, Kathy 94 Stephenson, Dome 820, 822 Stefko, Roy 194 Stephens, Jennifer 82 Sreodmon, George 42 Stevens, Helen 42 Stepp, Chris 6 Stephenson, Donna 94 Stephens, David 82 Sribling, Hermon 271 Sridhom, Emily 94 Sridhom, Toby 94 Srilrner, Jeff 82 Srilmer, Tom 299 Srinnert, Louro 288 Srinson, Anita 110 Srokley, Pomelo 110 Sroltzfus, Kenneth L. 94 Stone, Koren 82, 808 Stone, Kenneth M. 48 Stone, Shoron 82 Stooksbury, Angie 110 Stout, Gregory 48, 278, 291 Stout, Horold 188 Stone, Koren 802 Stout, Scott 82, 261 Stout, Tomi 297 Stork, Philip 270 Stover, Teresa 81 Srroud, Margaret 82 Street, Anito 94 Street, Morsho 110 Street, Soroh 110, 298 Street, Stephen 110 Streeter, Jim 42 Strickler, Kothy 110 Strickland, Ston 110 Strickland, Tony 212 Strickler, Joey 94 Strong, Donnise 94 Stroud, Jamie 48 Stuart, Mary 58, 94 Stuart, Tom 261 Stubbs, Molly 804 Student Nurses Association 71 Styles, Cynthio 271 Styles, John 94 Sullins, Douglas 29 Sullivan, Kenneth 82 Sullivan, Mitchell 48 Summer, Don 140 Sumroll, Renee 110 Susong, Joe 48 Sutherland, Kelly 94 Sutphin, Timothy 82 Swoles, Pomelo 82 Sweeden, Raymond 48 Swift, Debbie 48, 260, 295 Swiney, George A. 48 Swink, William 110 Sword, Gregory 82 Symes, Greg 299 Taber, David 82 Tolbon, Wilma M. 48 Tolley, J. R. 82 Talley, Lisa 94, 261 Talley, Thomas 82 Tondy, James 158, 161, 162, 165 Tonner, Kristi 48 Turner, Mark 270 Tovoschke, John 110 Taylor, Amy 94 Taylor, Bobby 284 Taylor, Christopher 110 Taylor, Connie 82 Taylor, Danielle 81 Taylor, Denise Luonne 48 Taylor, Fronces S. 48 Taylor, Lech 269 Taylor, Lemmie 110 Taylor, Leeso 48 Taylor, Lisa 78, 298, 88 Taylor, Liso V. 81 Taylor, Morsho 110 Taylor, Melissa 88 Taylor, Mike 168 Taylor, Nancy J, 48 . Taylor, S. Nicole 94, 261 Taylor, Peny 110 Taylor, Robert E. 110 Taylor, Robyn 110 Taylor, Sherry 48 Taylor, Sheryl 48 Taylor, Tommy 88 Taylor, Trocy 5, 1 10 Taylor, William 88 Taylor, William H. 81 Teogue, David 110 Templeton, Angelo 260, 261 Tennom, Angela 94 Tenrler, Leslie 260, 801 Thocker, Bill 299 Thocker, Julio 110, 804 Thogord, Tricio 261 Thoyer, Cinnamon 110 Thomas, Brenda 48 Thomas, Deborah 110 Thomas, James E. 81 Thomas, Morgorer 110 Thomas, Solly 271 Thomas, Scot 110, 802, 808 Thomas, Tereso 110 Thomas, Wendy 81 Thompson, Calvin 289 Thompson, Cheryl 88 Thompson, Craig A. 48 Thompson, Deonno 48 Thompson, Dione 94 Thompson, Mark 48 Thompson, Ricky 48 Thompson, Robin 94 Thompson, Sondy 110 Thompson, Shannon 110 Thompson, Shoron 110 Thompson, Trocie 94 Thompson, Vickie 110 Throop, Victoria 81 Thurmon, Allison 81 Thurman, Jeonne Marie 48 Tilley, Rhonda 110 Timothy, Joy Roy 110 Tinnel, Jeanne 81 Tinsley, Kelly 110, 801 Tiplon, Brion 110 Tipton, Cindy 94 Tipton, Charles 288 Tipton, Mork 48 Tipton, Richard 81 Tipton, Robert 81, 297 Tipton, Ronald H. 48 Tober, Mary Beth 110 Tober, Milton 261 Tolley, Jeffrey 1 10 Tollen, Rachel 110, 181 Tolliver, Lisa A. 110 Toombs, Kimberly 94 Tootle, Amondo 110 Torben, Keylo E. 110, 804 Torbert, Kimberly 48, 271, 804 Torben, Tommy R. 43 Torgerson, Kathy 217 Townsend, Demo 48 Townsend, James 110 Townsend, Jeanne 48 Townsend, Teresa E. 110 Trowick, Guy 8, 13, 247, 258, 272, 278 Trent, Janet 48 Trent, Key M. 48 Triple , Jeffrey T. 29 Triple , Kevin 81, 88 Trivene, Alice 48, 260, 271 Troop, Victoria 88 Trourmon, Todd 94 Trowbridge, Jennifer 295 Troxell, Krlsti 81 Tucker, Chiquita 48, 52, 256, 257, 269, 297 Tucker, Frances 48 Tucker, Julio 110 Tucker, Kristy 804 Tucker, Sherry 110 Tunnell, Melody 110 Turmelle, Joner 44 Turnbow, Tom 94, 292 Iurner, Jeff 81 Turner, Horry 188 Turner, Maggie 29 Turner, Michael E. 48 Turner, Roben 48 Turner, Shannon 44 Turner, Syndney 1 10 Turner, Trovis 110 Tweed, Liso 296 Tyler, Down 269 Tyler. Renee 94 Tyler, Steven 44 Tyree, Terreonce 292 g; a, 8888ng? g A2 v1 1, 2 ' mm; $83 W Uehlein, Patrick 44 Underhill, Lori 94 Upchurch, Lori 44, 271 Urbonik, Kim 94 Urguhorr, Kathy 58 g? 33??? m VonBuskisk, Meg 94 Vance, Donna Lynn 94 Vance, Mary C. 94 Vonce, Zone 44 Vonderhorr, Charlene 1 10 VonDerHeyden, Louronn 88, 81 VonHuss, June 94 Vonnoorbbe, PhiIIip 288 VonNostrond, Norman 44 Vonsont, Donald 29 Von Wynsberg. Laura 81 Vaughn, Amy 151. 94 Vaughn, Donyo 94 Vought, David 160, 162, 165 Vought, Jomle 94 Vought, Kent 278 Veiozquez, Liana 110 Vencill, Sherry 81, 88 Veneziono, Suzanne 81, 88 Vest, Leslie 110 Vernon, Jeff 261 Vicors, Allen 292 Vick, Libby 802, 297 Vines, Tino 110 Weddell, Amy 110 Woldrop, Rhondo K, 81 Woldrop, William 44 Walker, Dave 189, 141 Walker, Dwayne 96, 284, 290, 291 Walker, Jonenr 44 Walker, Mitzi M. 81 Walker, Julio Blair 110 Walker, Poti 81, 301 Walker, Robbie 110 Walker, Tim 288 Walker, Wendy 44 Wolioce, Cynthia 1 10 Wallace, Deborah 96 Wallace, Tim 96 Wollen, Rhendo 81 Waller, Craig 292 Weller, Kim 96 Wells, Eddie 808 Walls, Gregg 88 Walters, Greg 49, 81, 320, 822, 44, 247 Walters, Kristi 44 Walters, Paige 271 Walters, Patti 96 Walters, Suzanne 260, 281 ' Walton, Susan 44, 271, 260, 295 Wolwick, Paul A. 297 Wompler, Robert 44 Worbunon, Chip 110, 299 Word, Angelo 44, 297 Word, Leslie 44 Word, Michael 81 Word, Rodney 110 Word, Tino 44 Werner, Don 130 Warner, Porn 292 Wororoup, Regina 110 Warren, Liso 110 Wostler, Porn 118 Watson, David A. 96 Watson, Scott 81 Watson, Terri 271, 44, 272 Watts, Sharon 270 Wayne, Joey 1 18 Wayne, Rick 113 Weaver, Bonie Lynn 118 Weaver, Linda 44 Weaver, Marcus 96 Webb, Alex 291 Webb, Bekki 118 Webb, Cothy 1 18 Webb, Melonie 297 Webb, Tomi 44 Webb, Thomas 271 Weems, Leslie 44, 107 Wells, Amy 81 Wells, Eddie 802 Wells, Emily J. 118 WeHs, Somonrho A. 118 Werner, Kirsten 96, 118 Werner, Tiffony 96 West, Cynthia 44 West, Jomie 801 West, Sheila Lynn 118 Westbrook, LeeAnne 44 Westbrook, James F. 29 Weston, Dione 44 Wholey, Djuono 81 Wholey, Jeon 178, 179 Wholey, Michelle 96 Whitaker, Bonnie Ellen 44 Whitaker, David 44 Whitaker, Jock 190 White, Angelo D. 118 White, Charles 113 White, Donno 96 White, Goyle 281 White, Jeffery D. 81 White, Lodonnio K, 96 White, Liso 297 White, Mory Catherine 96 White, Jeffery 88 White, John 188, 81 White, Ray 118 White, Sherri Goyle 81 White, Tommy 44 White, Tim 118, 822 Whitehead, Lisa 96 Whitfield, Kori 118 Whitlock, Nolo 118 Whitehead, Grocito 88 Whitehead, Paige 81 Whiten, Leoh Ann 81 Whitley, Alon 84 Whitson, Mory Dione 118 Whitson, Rebekah 118 Whittaker, Dove 297 Whittimore, Jomie 96, 261 Widby, Shelley 118 Widner, Susan 45 Vice, Pom 84 Wiggins, Eva Y. 1 18 Wilcox, Brion 96 Wilder, Amy 5 Wilder, Mike 292 Wilder, Pomelo 118 Wilds, Marcie 129, 181 Wilhelm, Russell 84 Wilkens, Kelly 292 Wilkerson, Amy J. 45 Williams, Amy K. 118 Williams, Ann 295 Williams, Bobby E. 118 Williams, Donny 296 Williams, Eddie 180 Williams, Henry 29 Williams, Jane 45, 288, 270 Williams, Julie 118, 295 Williams, Kathy 5. 96 Williams, Kelly 45 Williams, Kimberly 45 Williams, Michael D. 84 Williams, Michael Ryan 45 Williams, Mike 96 Williams, Poige P. 118, 295 Williams, Penny 271 Williams, Scott 291 Williams, Steve 84 Wiilioms, Teresa 261 Williams, Terese G. 118 Williams, Tony C. 1 18 Willis. Ginny 84 Willis, Susan 84, 271 Willis, Tracy 288 Wills, Gregory Scott 118 Willyord, Kent 84 Wilmer, Sonyo 84, 289 Wilmorh, Porn 45 Wilson, Beth 45 Wilson, Brion 71, 49, 275, 118, 802, 107 Wilson, Chris 212 Wilson, Holly L. 45, 260, 269 Wilson, Joel 45 Wilson, Jovonno 96 Wilson, Linda 84 Wilson, Melanie A. 118 Wilson, Paige 118, 295 Wilson, Paul 45 Wilson, Tim 292 Wilson, Tony 1 18 Wilson, Whitney 45, 271 Winesen, Tracey 802 Winkler, Mike 299 Winsreod, Connie 96 Winsreod, David 84 Winsteod, Melissa J. 96 Winters, Dione 45 Winters, Nikki 113 Winston, Brion 292 Winston, Bryon 118 Wise, Kim 96 Wisemon, Shannon M. 118 Wolfe, Marlo J. 118 Wolfe, Melissa 1 18 Wolfe, Rachel V. 96 Wolfe, Tino 45 Wood, Charla 802 Wood, Cindy 96 Wood, John 84 Woodeors, Michelle 1 18 Woods, Angelo D. 45 INDEX Woods, Cynthia L. 45 Woods, Jeff 84 Woodoll, George 297 WoodolI, Vicky 118 Woodroffe, Michele 45 Woody, Tenno 295 Woolsley, Tino 45 Wooten, Kim 187, 143 Word, Corrie 804 Workman, Donald 45 Worley, Jenny 66, 154 Worley, Ronald Wayne Jr. 118 Worrell, Phil 165 Worthington, Amy 84, 295 Wortmon, Julie 118 Wright, Debbie 118, 299, 298 Wright, Deborah 113 Wright, Don 299 Wright, Koren 260, 271, 804 Wright, LeoAnn 45 Wright, Mitzi 118 Wright, Pom 271 Wright, Soroh E. 84 Wroblewski, Marcello 118 Wyatt, Mark 96 Wyche, James 45, 261 Wynsberg, Louro Von 295 Yotes, Koren L. 45 Yeoger, David 177 Yelron, Charles 84 Yeung, Patrick 260 Yookley, Dojeno 298 Yookley, Kim 298 Young, Archenio 149, 151 Young, DeAnn 84 Young, Sondra 118 Young, Steve 284 Young, William 118 Yurek, David 96 Zachery, Horvey 165, 289 Zonder, Steve 84 Zorzor, Valid 84 Zellor, Joon H. 219 Zimmerman, Gory 45 Zinn, Alicia 118 Index 331 332 CLOSING C o m p u s i m - provements were mode during the year 05 the university celebrated its 75th on- niversory. The globes which were originally placed or the en- trance of the universi- ty before being discarded neor the in- rromuro! fields were restored and placed or the Amphitheater. Kim Reece , Charlome 0nd Silvo enjoy the The; Buts were back land, the L Seohorses Lipsinc contest which bosketboi! fans had no qualms was held during both semesters. about showing the fact. L ewe Kim Reece coming 'of Age is for TOdOY A yeerok cannot begin to capture every event 0nd aspect of 0 L-L'LfykunIverSIty ....... 0 couple meeting for the I'LfkeyifIrst tIme the emotIon involved in the rilacceptence of 0 bid to join 0 sorority, fond the everyday Sounds of the pods 500d helmets clashIng on the practice erld But Itcon remInd you of something speCIel; somethIng you may rememberhforever 05 0 port of ETSU' s ggg comIng of age -: MW x. A current filled the air in the ' Cove os Phi Kappa Phi's Charlie Chambers begins to jam to the tune by Midnight Star, AAEIectrici- ty. The fraternity competed in the air bond competition por- - tion of the Sigma Koppo Sportsman's Klossic. A COMING OF AGE 333 334 CLOSING t seems like only yesterday when we come to campus with the L crisp autumn breeze warning us of winter's op- prooch. Yet .so many things have occurred during the year. we elected a new student body president, hod distinguished Ten- nesseons visit the campus in honor of post University presidents, and reveled in the glory of 0 winning basketball team. Everything seems to fall in- to place as we take with us the fact that we were 0 port of 0 coming of age. President Ronald Bellor cuts the ribbon to signify the opening of the new Student Activities Center. Warm weather gives students 0 chance to enjoy the remaining days of school. The Sigma Nu's version of Jimmy Buffet ot the Sigma Koppo's Sportsmen's Klossic gave everyone an urge to throw on their jams and break out their sunglasses. 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