University of Tennessee Martin - Spirit Yearbook (Martin, TN)

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wwf' 1stRow L toR. Leah Jolley, Ctndy Pugh Dee Bravos Ktm Henry, Sum Woods 2nd Row Andrea C1509 Talley Perry Ltbby Lowery Jrll Stuart Suste Gorman 3rd Row Paul Patel Marty Bolton Make Summar Kelly MIUOYJ Laura Harbtson Greg West 4th Row Shannon Johnson Stevte Janes Doug Phtlltps The Under raduate Alumnz Counczl Chapter at UT Martm was established 1n 1973 COHS1Sf1Hg of 40 members the UAC serves t e campus, prospechve students alumn1 and the comm unity tn several areas New members are selected m the sprmg thus gt vmg the opportumty to work wrth the graduatmg membershtp unt1lgraduat1on provtdmg they attend the requzred number of meetzngs and fully part1c1pate 1n the UAC projects The prtmary functton of the UAC1s to offer servtces for the UTM students alumnus and prospectt ve students of the Umvezstty wtth spec1al emphaszs placed on the stzmulatron and partrczpatzon of students tn the progress of tlus mstltutton The UAC chapter at UTM part1c1pate 1n many act1v1t1es UAC works w1th the Student Government Assoczatton m order to plan Homecoming act1v1t1es UAC members also asstst wzth Spectal Olymptcs durmg the Sprmg They also contmue to assist the offtce ofAdm1ss1ons tn the recruttment of prospectzve students by gt vmg campus tours Thzs IS an ongomg project and IS orgamzed so that vartous UAC members v1s1t hxgh schools wzth re resentatxves from the offzce 0fAdm1S510HS to talk wrth juniors and sen1ors concernmg UTM UAC1s very mvolvedlhn the betterment and growth of U.T Martin. - K .xl .pi sy J Q f l x jf - r L ,T V , Q ' Aer Y K ' ,n'a.Et If S S ' 5- : 4 L Y - 4 Q' A' K K , i I ' , .g 0' S s X ' . .. 1 o U -.1 ,V E , f , . ' -' K g fihh K . KA! if P ' Q -. f E T . l I i ! I ' l ' I Y . P' 3 . . ' : D I Y ! Q ' : I ! ' . . . . . . . E . I . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . UAC 335

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UNIVERSITY SCI-IOLARS -if sv Q A iris P-'ii XNxs 4 is ' ei? ?ws.s. i is . + Q ,L Ist Row, L to R: Carol Parrish, Jenise Solomons, Carol Richardson, Patricia Mraz, Shannon Richardson, Deana Kee, Didi Butlen Laura Siejfert, Sara Perry Starla Shelby. 2nd Row: Julie Harstin, Wronica McDonald, Jill Wallis, Beth Walken Debbie Dowland, Jessica Johnson, Susan High, Christy Farmen Kathy Simpson, Donna Jo Therrien. Rest L to R: Dr. Bill Zachry, Phillip Bevins, Diane Richardson, Mark Cojfman, Beth Todd, Brian Overbey Vanedda Prince, Bryce Mays, Angela Howe, Brian Jones, Susan Hunze, Bill Brickey, Libby Lowery, Norman Maxwell, Susan Gorman, Kevin Blakely, David Clarke, Jennifer Wse, Norman Bores, Cheryl Hughes, Robert Smith, Clayton Klutts, Dn K. Paul Jones, Dr. Ernie Blythe. The University Scholars Organization is a student-run group which provides means for student involvement in the administration of the University Scholars Organization through its activities is concerned with the total university academic, intellectual, and cultural at- mosphere. v ,. ., In iii 'f If Officers: Sitting: Shannon Richardson - President Standing L to R: Deana Kee - Wee President Carol Parrish - Treasurer Jenise Solomons - Secretary Ojficers and Class Repre- sentatives: Seated - Shan- non Richardson, Jenise Solomons. Standing- Car- ol Richardson, Julie Har- stin, Carol Parrish, Deana Kee, Kevin Blakely. SM. '-sv g , 334 University Scholars

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SAACS A! Sa As Se ' an Seated: Michael Taylon Marsha McBride, Alicia Mlliams, Alpa Patel. Middle Row: Dr. S .K. Airee, William Cate, Chris Sollman, Norman Bores, James Hodge, Terry Powers, Whlliam Nason. Back Row: Kris Branum, Anita Airee, Roy Hudson III, Doug Phillips, Walter Fletchen .V f gs wa., W qs S The Student Affiliates of the American Chemical Society KSAACSJ chapter at UTM was established in 1971 and consists approximately of 40 students in chemistry-related disciplines. The chapter received an outstanding ratingfor the tenth consecutive year 51986-872 out of 800+ chapters nationwide. Chapter programs and projects include: High School Science Bowl, Area Collegiate Chemistry Meetings, Outstanding Science Fair Projects Exhibit at the University Museum, Innovative Activity Grants for projects like Chemical Aspects of Paper Deterioration and Preservation, and Study of Indoor Pollu- tants - Radon, Asbestos and Formaldehyde, speakers, films, chem- istry help sessions, etc .... SAACS celebration of National Chemistry Day, November 6, 1987 with featured speaker Dr. Mary D. Barkley of Louisiana State University. lPictured Abovej SAACS sponsored one of the science fair projects exhibited at their museum. Pictured is Dr. George M. Bodner of Purdue University. lPictured to Rightj 336 SAACS me ie-V. cw, 5 is In .3 -g 9