Tennessee Technological University - Eagle Yearbook (Cookeville, TN)

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,.'-f-1.--1, in ,,,,..1 qv Girls in Unit A take some time out from their stud- ies to participate in a iam session. . . Y' - use i , , -ii A M N I Q if if 4 33431 fx1:v23 K i se., iirrri 95 4 Sharon Layne finds that unlimiized hours give her extra time to spend on herself. Page 24

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K 5 J . Agfa-. ma.. ' K W ,if . kk A I ti .. .1 ss -,- ii- . . 'ff S a Jasmin , . . +1295 r .Q it . snoif Students soon find 'chemiselves back in the routine of classes, studies and rain. . snsss .s a f . 1 ,,s, . . - if ' i - 'L A - xffiffi . K if ' it fs-V E 542 Tk. W, fi. .3 1 is xiii - X w ft be e fig... .,-. . KA Q 'Yr' 'A' . sw.. ' ---L', sf-11.52 555:57 -ss . ffm, e .Qswifg ' 5' we w is ,s.. 1 ' . ,L s' we s E' ' Hr ' X s-b' 1f1'fr'- in ' 1. is. ff N - - . . 5, .7 K. s,,g..yh . . ' X. '-f- F' W -Q is Mr ,. 1' ' ... .X 2- ' . N, 1 ' - we K ., WS, ,, A X 1 w Q' 54,5 1 - ,H ,. I Q3 - . K. bk ff W.--gi, X if S .as . if 'x X 3 Q S.. 1 . s , .. .5 i Mg gi .. .Mai i . .- 6,000 enroll for fall quarter With the last lingering moments of summer still fresh in their minds, 6,000 Tech students found themselves prepar- ing for a new school year. Students anticipated the reunion with friends and the excitement of meeting new people. All were eager to share the events of their summers and their hopes for the promise of an exciting fall quarter. Several improvements of interest and concern to Tech men and women wel- comed students back. Women in Units D and E returned to find phones had been installed in their rooms. Also, a dorm had been provided for women 21 years old or over in which a policy of no hours was observed. Parking areas had been changed to a color-code system. A pass-fail system was approved to begin winter quarter for seniors in good aca- demic standing. These developments helped to assure the students that fall quarter had promise. H .. .X X f fy --fx. v is A v .A . .. , x I Q .Q . - j K. in if jj X- .f ye.. wx M3 Friends gather to discuss the events of summer and plans For the new quarter. x Xyimsz . .AJP -.sr 4-40 ,gf 5 Page 23

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I!! Looks as if Donna Fusarini has been caught short- sheeting someone's bed. Unit : unlimited hours for Women This year women ages 21 and over were allowed the privilege of living in a dorm with unlimited hours. Unit A was selected as the residence for these young women. Unit A operates just as any other women's dorm except the residents are not restricted to certain hours. However, the sign-out system is still in use in the dorm. Other than the age requirement, the only other stipulation is that each woman must be willing to stay up one night a quarter to answer the door for women who wish to stay out later than 11 p.m. on weeknights and 1 a.m. on week- ends. Although Unit A was initiated only this year it has already proven successful in its operation. The smoothness of its opera- tion in this its first year is due to the co- operation of the women in the dorm, its counselors Linda Roach and Brenda Phil- lips, and the head resident, Mrs. Ralston. Dean Murphy has also contributed to the success of this system. Q9 U A but being the bright young man that he is Frannie Smith and Paul Macolly find that nil: . . . . bas its disadvantages, like a broken doorbell .... Paul finds .3 way iq fake gdvanfggq of moment,