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

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CAMPUS INJURIES

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28 Handicaps A student wheeling herself, broken arm, and injured leg around campus to class. STUDENT LIFE his hard climbing on the top bunk with a broken arm. Campus injuries Normally minor injuries such as broken arms, legs, sprained ankles, and twisted knees are among the athletes. However, this past fall semester at East Ten- nessee State University has been swamped with campus injuries among the non-athletes as well as the athletes. Skipping, Limping, Hopping, or Jumping, students everywhere at some point and time have made a guest appearance at the student health clinic complaining about pain. f $he question now is . . . iiIs this just a passing a .3,

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Miss E.T.S.U. 1987 30 Kx. , Kappa Delta sorority had reason to celebrate about the 1987 Miss ETSU mm. Five of the your: members had jugt finished com tin; up the 20th annual Miss EISU Scholarship Pageant In the 0qu nrveruty Center Auditorium, and three of the live had walked 06' the mac carrying Mm ETSU, first runneroupand second runner-up trophies. . . . , , Paqla 10 Jon an 18 year-old spphonrore mayonng m eryucatroh. wag crown- ed Mus ETSU l 81 met competitions 1n mortal Intemew awnmmrt, talent argd evening gown. Jones is the daughter 0 Mr. and Mrs. John Paul Jones of Kr rt. aembers of the mnt's audience seemeq to agree with the j .when Jones fiqished her powerful rendition of Elvts Presley's Amencan rrl . The audrenge responded with thunderous applause, and many stood to ow mil? pw't'ff' mu I began hedul r hr gum enew ts: ones asc eo rca oeson behalf of the University. hhe will also'repreeent ET$U f: the 18 7 Miss Ten. nmee P t, the official state prelrmr to the Muse America Pageant. Two 0 Jones' sorority sisters follqwed c osegy at her heels. Vanessa Holettia , a uaduate student n m counselmaf was selected first runner-up. She is the daughter ofDr. and re. oyd Carey 0 Cleavand. Carey sang Come Ram or Come Shine for her talent presentation. Second runner-Iggwaa Kelly Lee Smith, the 19-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mn. Kenneth Srm of Johnson City. A sophomore elementary education ma- jor she sens uYou'll Never Walk Alene for the talent congpetitiop. .Cathenne Bogemary Holhla senior elementary educatron mayor was chosen Mm Co malt by the 0 er contegtants. She is the 22.year-old daughter of Mr. and re. MIC ael Holt of Blountvrlle. The remaining 10 finalists were L p Becker, Angela Campbell, Hope Fields, Karen Gray. Teresa Hill and Renee us. The new Miss ETSU was erowned by last car's winner, Sonya Guthrie. Jones reeetved I $2,500 scholarshrp, whrch tncl es a $1,590 cash award from Copa- Cola, a meal cgrd compliments of Dohbs Food Semoe and textbooks supphed by the Unrversrty Bookstore. Carey received a $550 scholarship as first runner-up. while Smith received a $450 scholarahrp as second runner-up. Greg Walters STUDENT LIFE