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

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516 .wU , hibits Family Day 1986 was an overall suc- cess. This was due to housing all the ex- in the Culp University Center rather than in separate 1 locations throughout the cam- pus.0ve1 500 people attended the opemn assembly, and 200 people attended the pre-game buffet. During the opening assembly, President Ronald B'el'ler un- veiled a historical marker that was It s a family affair; placed on University Parkway, south of the Public Safety Building. The J azz Singers performed at the opening assembly and were well received. All the colleges and schools were repre- sented with exhibit booths as part of Family Day. L Dr. J im Lawson, professor in the health sciences department, w a s a c a d e m i c coordinator for Family Day. A most pepular ex- hibit was a live boa constrictor exhibited by Dr. John Moore, professor in the bi010gical sciences department; A chemistry magic show by Dr. Richard Kopp and a ham radio ex- hibit by Bob May of the School of Applied S c i e n c e s a n d Technology Were, popular too. The nursing department had. a display of: varlous nursing umforms and medwal SJUPf-NT E'FE . ., applianees portraymg nursing throughout , : history For those who. , 1 love to travel, the foreign language department had a slide show featuri11g' ,- scenes from the 5iSumme1 In Europe 1 programs offered by if? the University , .. Therewere a Variea - ty of other booths, all With ex ing to the college, or f schoolthey 1 represented by Pamela Wilder ibits pertain, ' 1'

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ETSU Marching Band performs for Family Day opening ceremonies Buffet Style! College of Education display Dental Hygiene display