University of Tennessee Knoxville - Volunteer Yearbook (Knoxville, TN)

Page 88 text:

'fm'- Left to Right: Civorum' x1i'Hl'I1l'S', Businc-ss Stuff: Ste-wr cjiilllli, Sports Co-Edilori Surah Bilnlv. Honorarivs Editor. Left lo Right: Standing: Ruth Butts, Linda Link, Nfzxrgic Coolvy, llhcryl W21K'iltl'i. Sharon fXHdl'l'S1Sll, Jim Giffin. Scaled: Bob Garrm-tt, Judy Yost, Bill Montgonu-ry, Put Blurton. 84 BILL BLEVINS Editor THE 1963

Page 87 text:

AVIS EXECUTIVE BOARD LYNN OLIVER l'rPsir11'lif Fl-f.Yf I ITP-l'rf'sirlf'11t Srffoml Vir'P-l'r':'xirlf'11r J11rlfr'1'f1l Honrfl l'rwsirlr'l1! VIRGINIA LOWE LINDA EASON LINDA SWANSON BETTY ANN LOWE Sr'rrP111ry KATHY DELIKER Tf1flSlH'l'I' AWS JUDICIAL BOARD LINDA SWANSON l'1'r's1'rl'f'f1I TVIARTHA CARSON lll'f'SI'I!l'lIf of Killiff ,Kam l'rf'side11i of llvlmxf' Presirleflzl of 0111 Wrist Hull Prrfsidvnt Of New WMS! llnfl Prffsidflzl of Jl'l1lIIif' Aflllbflfflllg Presirlent of Barbara Bloun! l,VPSi!If'I1f of Tffmplv ffrmrl 1'rf'sirlc'11l 01 Henson Hall CATHY DODSON JANICE ELLIOTT LOU JOHNSON NANCY NICKELL JANICE POWERS SHARON RIVERS NORA ROTH SUSAN THOMPSON 1Jl'I'Sl'df'l1l of lI11IIiP Iiufn LIBBY WILLIAMS l'rPs1'der1l of flronrlrz flour! FRANCES WOOD 1'rPsidPr11 0f1'ully llffflluig AWS LEGISLATIVE BOARD Business Administration HELEN NIORGAN Sffnior LINDA -IENNINGS Jluzim SANDRA FORBES Suplionmrz Education PAT CONNOR Svniol' ANN HOFFNIEYER junior SARAH RUSSELL and JANIGE EGLETON Suplmnmrf' Home Economics FRANCES BRESKO Swninr LINDA BETTIS JIIIIIIDI KITTY ROBERTS .NIIIJIIUHIIIH Liberal Arts VIRGINIA MADDLX and VIRGINIA I'IOLTlN'IAN Sffninz BETSY IRWIN Junior KAY SHEPHERD Soplznrzmr EXECUTIVE BOARD, Left to Right, Seated: Linda Eason, Lynn Olivt-r, Standing: Linda Swanson, Bvtty Ann Loww, Kathy Dt-Ckvr. Virginia Lowe. Engineering-Law-Agriculture NANCY CILIFT Rt'1llf'.Y4'lIf!lfl-I'l' GAIL VVATERS l'r1l1l1wllw1z'r Rwp. NIARY LEE WASHBLRN IS,-l Rf-p. SLIE OGDIN Tf'11r1f '. we' Girl lfrlfmr ASSOCIATED WOMEN STUDE TS LEGISLATIVE BOARD, First Row, Left t0 Right: Betsy Irwin, Kitty Roberts, Sandy Forlws. Gail Watt-rs, Virginia Lowa Second Row: Linda Jrnninqs. Franrfs Brasko, Nancy Clift. Third Row: Pat Conner. Virginia Maddnx. Helen Morgan, Virginia Holtnian, Fourth Row: Linda Bvttis, Mary Ls-9 IVashburn, Suv Ogdin. Fifth Igoviz Kay Shcpht-rd, Ann HofInn-yer. Sarah Lot- Russell, -Ianicv au cton. LYNN OLIVER AWS President 1 Swami amaaamssauw A

Page 89 text:

EDITORIAL STAFF ACTIVITIES'--Co-Editors: Linda Link and Sharen Andersen. Committee: Jackie Holland, Ann Cox Walker, Cathy Dodson. ATHLETICS-f Co-Editors: Bill Niontgomery and Steve Ollard. Committee: Carolyn Henry, Dianne Moore. Linda Young. BEAUTIES-Editor: Ruth Butts. . Committee: Linda Looines, Judy Miniel, Sandra Shefheld, Marie Ingrassia, Elizabeth Dooley, 'llom Nicholson. Jim Garner. JO Hudson, Bob Hester. CLASS-Editor: Pat Blurton. Committee: Linda Wilbanks, Denny Peters, Joyee McIntosh, Joan Priee. FRATERNITIES-Editor: Bob Carrett. Committee: Judy Lienart, Judy Felts, Ed Daueh SORORITIES-Editor: Nlargie Cooley. Committee: Bonny Bonnyman, Lynda Larkin. Jenny Lee Flowers. NIILITARY-Editor: Jim Gifhn. Committee: Sherry Fleming, Charlie Thompson, Carolyn Henry. HONORARIES-Editor: Sarah Bible. Committee: Bill Kelly, Andy Nash, Judy Vaughan, Mary Ann lNIeCrary. ORGANIZATIONS-Editor: Cheryl Wat-htel, Committee: Beverly Best. Mary Bruee. Sharon Hodues. BUSINESS STAFF Bill lNIyers-A Business Manager Frank Murtaugh-CJrganizations Manager ADVERTISING STAFF George fXIeHenry and Pat Neergaard. OFFICE STAFF Judy Yost --Kfanager. Committee: Cynthia Nixon, Patsy Cogburn, Sue Statlord Georgia Dunean, IwIary Aliee NIeNIillan, Judy Smith, Dottie Wheelen, Paula MeCaslin. OLU TEER Exif ' 'na g tlrataaw it e tt BILL MYERS Business Bfanager This year the VOLUNTEER took on a major Change by the addition of eolor beauty pages and full-page eolor diyisions pages. The year- book was orientated toward a student's yiew ol' the L'niyersity and opened with a longer seetion of glimpses of the Uniyersity seen through a students eye. Bditor Bill Bleyins was ably assisted by a most etlieient and interested statlf Althousfh their jobs involved long and tedious hours of hard work. the entire stall' never failed to do their part. lt it difiieult for someone not eonneeted with the YUIIINTIQER to realiye just how mueh work Qoes into putting together a major publieation. Business Nfanager Bill Nlyers instigated new and rewarding sales programs resulting in added sales and efficient handling of the books. Ham- pered by out-dated regulations restricting the VOLUNTEER from being sold in the dorms or the student center, Nfyers and his statl' had to struggle to get the amount of sales needed for the eost ol the book. All in all. the l96fl VUL- UNTHER should be one of the yery best. 35