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

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On the hill in front of the Undergraduate Library, Martin Olson, business sophomore, is pursued by a campus canine. H'- w w -wksa-a-Muw Larry Etflor lust around the great curve of the Communications Building lies excite- Political science junior Patty Ivy scans the card catalog for some poetry ment, intrigue, and perhaps .. . graduation! selections. This bohemian crowd of young eulture lovers was spotted at Fort Sanders Manor. Alanj'English '- Paying homage to Ra, the Sun-God, is an essential Spring Quarter pastime. 14 F The Volunteer

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Bill Oen, gra- duate, parapsy- chology: UT is full of procras- tinators. Stu- dents who spend their time reading the Beacon when they know full well they should be studying. Betsy Bahn, freshman, Jour- nalism: Spirit is the first word that comes to mind. There is a unity, but also much individ- ualism among the students. Leon Stratikis, s o p h o m o r e , Liberal Arts: UT is full of cars. You look just one way b e f o r e y o u c r o s s A n d y Holt e so peo- ple won't think you're a freshman - and a car hits you coming the other way. NAME: Linda R. Hawk HOMETOWN: Knoxville, Tennes- see Freshman in Home Economics LAST BOOK READ: The Joy of Squeeze Parkay FAVORITE SPORT: Racquetball FAVORITE HISTORICAL CHAR- ACTER: Scarlett O'Hara FAVORITE DELI SANDWICH: Roast Beef and cheddar FAVORITE MUSICIANtSl: Big Country FAVORITE QUOTE: Be good, or be good at it POST-GRADUATION PLANS: To own a Uranium processing plant MOST RECENT ACCOMPLISH- MENT: Successfully completed registration, and even received some first-choice classes WHAT IS UT FULL OF? It. Jeff Whitaker, freshman, Un- declared: llUT is full of suicidal pedestrians and invisible cross- walks. These people down here are crazy to walk out in the street with peo- ple like me driving around cam- pus. lane Crowe, freshman, Un- decided: llSpir- it and enthusi- asm! UT is full of many differ- ent types of in- dividuals. Kair C. Lim, senior, Engi- neering: UT is full of ups and downs! Espe- cially hills! NAME: Larry Calvert HOMETOWN: Oak Ridge, Ten- nessee Senior in Journalism LAST BOOK READ: Who has time to read during the school year? FAVORITE SPORT: Football, but only when accompanied by bour- bon. FAVORITE HISTORICAL CHAR- ACTER: Hubert Humphrey FAVORITE DELl SANDWICH: The filet burger at Vic 8t Bill's FAVORITE MUSICIANiSl: George Jones and 1.5. Bach FAVORITE QUOTE: Before you can learn to legislate, you've got to learn to count lformer Ala. Congressman Bob Jonesl POST GRADUATION PLANS: TO learn how to legislate MOST RECENT ACCOMPLISH- MENT: Learning how to count WHAT IS UT FULL OF? What isn't UT full of? .