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

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Andy Holt - Greve tume contest, a fruit luau on the sunroof, the Roommate Game, flower sales for Valentine's and May Day, a birth- day party for the hall, ice cream sprees, and doughnut study breaks. Educational Programming arranged talks on birth control, nutrition, and seIf-defense, to name a few. The Association also sponsored intramural teams in foot- ball, basketball, water-polo, and softball. Their environ- mental committee promoted water conservation, noise reduction, and paper recycling. Dunford - Massey 25

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Residentis Associations: e 24 The Andy Holt Tenant's Association exists mainly as a sounding board for ideas and complaints voiced by residents of the Apartment Residence Hall. Some of the projects that were worked on this year included floor integration, improvement of the mail service, construc- tion of a sunroof-barbecue area on the roof, improved security and maintenance for the building, and install- ation ofa library and a deli in the hall. AHTA participated in Homecoming this year, earning more points than any other residence hall. They also invited several speakers, including Knoxville Mayor Randy Tyree. They held several social events such as skating parties, ice cream sprees, trips, and a beer bust. The officers this year were: Jim McComb, president; Scott McCrary, vice-president; Leslie Ann Melton, secretary-treasurer; and Hugh Watters, activities coordi- nator. The Dunford Hall Resident's Association's activities for the year included a spaghetti dinner, a Halloween cos-

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