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

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20 The skit competition put everyoneis acting and singing ability to a test. The humorous events took the audience for a quick glance at the University in the future. From time travelers to outer space, the skits showed that the present day students have a vision for the Universityis future. Sigma ChilAlpha Delta Pi took first place with their rendition of tiTime Wrap. Pi Kappa AlphalSigma Kappa placed second with SI a Phi Epsiloanappa Delta receivin third. The Mini Dome was transformed with uturistic booths which were 3 nsore by the clubs and organizations. The students roamed throu the futuristic settings to 1nd everythlng from game shows to fortune telling. The carnival coul not have been complete without a performance by the University J azz Singers. by David Hansel STUDENT LIFE

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y Janus ! . Homecoming WWaW As the parade passed through, many students and alumni were treated with colorful floats, marching bands, clowns, queens, and the Homecoming Court. The overcast skies had disappeared and the weekend brought a warm fall day. The week of hustle and bustle was winding down and the enthusiastic crowd was ready to move inside the dome where the fmal events would take place. Area bands helped the university band play spirited songs which pro- vided the background music for the parade. Floats made by the organiza- tions, both Greek and independent, were shown to the lined-up spectators. Winner of the float competition was Pi Kappa Phi in Greek division. The independent division was won by Student National Environmental Vikki Plemmons Linda Beckett I 22 VSTUDENTLLIFE Health Association. The months of planning and weeks of work are what it took to bring together a successful homecoming. The students and organizations pulled together to make the annual events exciting and the competition un. The vision of the Universityts future was seen through the eyes of 13 Greek organizations, 17 independent organizations, and 13 residence halls that participated in the week-long homecoming events. by David Hansel Vikkj Plemmons Vikki Plemmons