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

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Lueinda Long was second-term Editor Friday Staff, Seated, Left to Right: Mundie Marlin. Suzanne Lovell, Lucinda Long. Sandra Jones, jerry Fischer, Emily Crump, Christine May, Sue Bren-den, und Cheryl Waehtel. Standing: Marlin Mosby. Ken Mt'- Donalcl, .Ion Sem-r. Ron Marlar. and Hunk Dye. sggfi - JIM MAPLES Business Manager 'l'l1e Orange and Hliitc has been functioning zu L'-'l' tilxnost continuously since 1904. It luis been in its Current tabloid fortn sinee l95l. 'l'l1e purpose ol' the paper. tis outlined by its editorial staff and advisor. is to present 21 eoinplete and balaneed report of Campus life, at task not possible for 21 metropolitan paper serving the whole Knoxville eonnnunity. It is also an organ for opinion of student editors. selected by a publiea- tions eonnnittee ol' L'nix'ersity representatives.

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'llwiet--a-week deadlines and a stall' almost doubled from last year was the big change in tht- Orange and YVhite, student newspaper. this year. '1'lit- semi-weekly Orange and White was established as an experiment late in 1962, was successful. and permanently became a twice-a-week publi- cation at tht- first ol' this school year. Instead ol' appearing on Friday, the Orange and White was on newsstands on Tuesday as well. Don Palmer, a senior from Maryville, was editor for the lirst term. which saw some of the major news breaks of the sehool year. Lucinda Long. a Knoxville senior. was second- tvrm editor--during the major news ol' All Sing. Carnieus. Convocation, and mort- University expansion, john Lain. a University journalism professor. served as faculty advisor .lim Maples, a junior from Chattanooga. headed ad gathering and financing for the publication. assisted by a stall ol some ten students. 'QE ff-M, val' W 9 Business Stall, left to right, seated: Linda Davis, Miki- Du Bois, Kr-n McDonald. Standing: Eddie Duncan, Maudic- Nlarlin, Susan .Xdt-rhold. Nlary Clarke Smith, Nfarlin Nfosby. First-term Editor was Don Palmer THE ORANGE Tuesday Staff, seated lcft to right: Diane Knit-s, Fran Bartelmv. Leah Phelps. Sandra Bennett. Picture Editor, Ann Sinness. Linda Jennings. News Editor. Celia Murphy. Feature Editor. Linda McGill. and Judy Heglar. Stand- ing: David Hall, Managing Editor, Sue Lester. Vandlyn Brown, Copy Editor. Anne Watson. Soriety Editor. and Charlie Thompson. Not Pictured: Bill Felknor, Sports Editor, Sam Sentelle, Makeup Editor. Bill Haddox. Pho- tographer, and John M. Lain. Faculty Advisor.

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Larry Perry, editor Tennessee Engineer Left to Right, Seated: James R. Jones, Nancy A. Clift, David F. Howell, Larry Perry, Steven A. Radlein, Paula Richardson, Charles R. Edwards. Not Pictured: Chr-sly Lyon, Michael Kennedy. John Monrr-y. Hal Phillips. THE TENNESSEE GI EER The past three decades have seen the development of one of the largest college engineering magazines in the United States of America. Beginning back in 1925 with a small two- page pamphlet and continuing at present with more than thirty-live pages per issue, The Tennessee Engineer has one of the largest circulations of other equivalent college maga- zines. The Tennessee Engineer is distributed to alumni and students of the College of Engineering. The contents range from articles on 'WVomen in Engineering to 'gThe Complex Gyratorf' with the articles mainly concerned with the Col- lege of Engineering. The quarterly magazines staff has recently received an award of excellence in engineering col- lege magazines from a national firm. Heading the staff this year have been Larry Perry, Editor, and Charles Edwards, Business Manager. The faculty advisor is Mr. E. A. W'hite- hurst. sas. 1'