Index to Alumni Quarterly (1935-2012)

Archives of Appalachia

Index to ETSU Today/Alumni Quarterly

This index is updated through the Fall 2012 issue. Volumes and issues were numbered through Winter 1993.

Abbott, Dr. R. Anne, ’69—retire from University of Wisconsin at Stevens Point: LXXV (Spring 2012), 23

Abernathy, Ralph: XLIX (March 1985), 5

Abner, William Ray, '53--commissioned 2nd lieutenant during ETSC's first commissioning ceremony: LVI (Winter 1993), 19; Inducted into the ROTC Hall of Fame: LXXV (Spring 2012), 5

Abraham, Donnie, '96: professional football athlete: LXIII (Spring 2000), 18; LXIV (Fall 2001), 8-9; LXVII (Spring 2004), 18

Academic Affairs: XXX (Fall 1965), 7; XLI (Summer 1977), 6; XLVIII (March 1984), 4; XLIX (March 1985), 7

Academic Advisement Program implemented--LX (Fall 1997), 13

Academic ranking: LXI (Spring 1998), 6

Accountancy, Department of: scholarship established, LXXIV (Spring 2011), 22

Accreditation: LXVI (Spring 2003), 12

Acuff, Mike, ’81: defends alleged terrorist, LXXII (Spring 2008), 7

Acuff, Nancy Hamblem: XLII (Winter, 1978), 11

Adams, Holly, '87--scholarship endowment for outstanding first-semester junior art majors established in her memory: LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 14

Adcock, Janice, '77--Secret Service agent accompanying President Jimmy Carter to ETSU: LIII (Winter 1989), 9

Addo, Roseline: named ETSU female athlete of the year, LXIV (Fall 2001), 27

Adebonojo, Dr. Festus O.--new chairman of pediatrics at Quillen-Dishner College of Medicine: LIII (Winter 1989), 19

Adelante Club: XIX (Winter, 1955)

Adigun, B. J.,football player: wins Bob Waters Award in Southern Conference: LXI (Fall 1998), 18

Adler, Sol: XXII (Winter 1958)

Administration, Office of: XLVI (December 1981), 4

Administration Building: XIII (Fall 1948); XXVIII (Winter 1964); XXX (Fall 1965), 13

Administration, Vice President for: LXVIII (Spring 2005), 11

Admiralty: XLIX (Fall, 1985), 25

Admission Department: XXXIV (Fall 1969), 30

Admission requirements, changed in accordance with new State Board of Regents policy: LII (Spring 1988), 18

Admissions Advertising Awards competition--ETSU received honors for ten entries in the advertising awards contest: LIII (Spring/Summer 1989), 19

Admissions and Record, Office of: XLII (Fall 1977), 22

Admissions Marketing Award-- LX (Fall 1997), 13

Adult Protective Service: XLVI (December 1981), 3

Advanced Visualization Laboratory: LXI (Fall 1998), 12; LXII (Fall 1999), 13 (See also: Scott M. Niswonger Digital Media Center)

Advancement Programs--1996-97 leaders: LIX (fall 1996), 15 [p]

Advisement, Resources and Career (ARC) Center: LXII (Spring 1999), 12

Aethlon: The Journal of Sport Literature: LVI (Winter 1993), 9

AFG Industries Chair of Excellence in Business and Technology: LI (Spring 1987), 2

AFG Industries Chair of Excellence in Business and Technology, received contribution from Hotel del Coronado Centennial Gala Foundation: LII (Spring 1988), 19

AFG Industries Chair of Excellence in Business and Technology: LVI (Spring/Summer 1992), 5

African-American students (ETSU): some of first students honored, LXXIV (Spring 2011), 9

Ahlgren, Frank: XXII (Spring, 1958)

Ahmad, Iqra: President of Student Government Association, LXXV (Fall 2012), 5

AIDS education: LIII (Spring/Summer 1989), 8

Alavi, Jafar: awarded first Larry Trung La Fellowship, LXXIII (Spring 2010), 18

AL Busaidi, Dr. Rawya Saud--Director of coordination and follow-up of academic affairs in the office of the vice chancellor, Sultan Quaboos Univ. & ETSU commencement speaker (Dec. 1990): LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 2

Albee, Denny, '71: XLI (Summer 1977), 11; head of development and creative consultant for Precision Films: LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 12

Albee, Edward: XLVI (June 1982), 3

Alexander, Charles, ’98: photographs actress Jane Seymour, LXVII (Spring 2004), 8

Alexander, Mary, ’96, 2001: named History Department’s outstanding alumna, LXVI (Fall 2003), 7

Alexander, P. W.: V (Winter 1940); XXIII (Fall 1958); XXVI (Summer 1962), 8; XXX (Winter 1966), 12; XXXII (Summer 1968), 14; XXXIV (Fall 1969), 4

Alexander, R. David, Jr., ’80: named president of Family Dollar Stores, LXVI (Fall 2003), 7

Alexander Hall, Philip Wade: XXXIV (Spring, 1970), 15

Alfonso, Robert J.: XLVIII (March 1984), 4; XLIX (March 1985), 7

Alias Advanced Education Program--comprehensive curriculum-based program that provides students with hands-on experience in real-world production environments: LVII (1994), 6-7

Alias Research Inc.--donated over $1.2 million of advance 3-D computer graphics software, technical support, training, and education materials to ETSU: LVII (1994), 6-7

Alias/Wavefront Worldwide Centers of Excellence--one located at ETSU: LX (spring 1997), 11

Alison, Dr. Judaun, ’89: performs innovative cataract surgery, LXVIII (Fall 2005), 7

All-America City designation: LXII (Fall 1999), 10

Allen, Barbara Bassett, ’83: inducted into College of Business and Technology Hall of Fame, LXX (Spring 2007), 12

Allen, Dr. Charles E.--physician in Johnson City, Tenn.: XXXVI (Summer 1972), 13; XLVI (June 1982), 12; LI (Fall 1987), 19; medical school dedicates Charles Ed Allen Hall, LXVIII (Fall 2005), 7

Allen, Jay: XXXIX (Fall, 1974), 10; scholarship established in his honor, LXII (Spring 1999), 14; Distinguished Retiree of College of Public Health, LXXV (Fall 2012), 8

Allen, Dr. Jay L. and LeVenia S., Scholarship Endowment: LXII (Spring 1999), 14

Allen, John D.,: XXXII (Summer 1968), 11; XXXIII (Winter 1969), 9; XXXVI (Fall 1971), 7; XXXVII (Fall 1972), 31; XXXVII (Fall 1972), 14

Allen, Ken, '72, MFA '74, master potter: LI (Fall 1987), 10

Allen, LeVenia S. (Mrs. Jay): scholarship established in her honor, LXII (Spring 1999), 14

Allen, Sharon, ’81: named head women’s basketball coach at Tennessee State University, LXVI (Fall 2003), 9

Allen, Ted, '71--killed in Oklahoma City bombing: LIX (fall 1996), 11

Allen and Ruth Harris Chair of Excellence in Business--third endowed chair of excellence at ETSU: LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 8; LVI (Spring/Summer 1992), 5

Allied health bachelor's degree offered: LXIII (Spring 2000), 14

Allison, Fred: XXXIII (Winter, 1969), 7

Allison Kraus and Union Station: Souvenir Ed. (1994), 14

Alpha Delta Pi: XXX (Fall 1965), 18; XXX (Summer 1966), 19; celebrates 50th anniversary, LXVII (Spring 2004), 10; reunion, LXX (Fall 2007), 13

Alpha Kappa Lambda: XXXIX (Winter, 1975), 4; Adopts new national service project, LXII (Spring 1999), 13

Alpha Lambda Delta: XXIX (Winter 1965), 12; XLVII (June 1983), 3, 7

Alpha Omega: XIX (Winter 1955)

Alpha Omicron Pi: XXIX (Spring 1965), 14; XXX (Spring 1966), 22

Alpha Phi Alpha--nation's first historical African-American fraternity chartered a branch at ETSU: LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 14

Alpha Phi Omega: XXX (Winter 1966), 11; XXXIII (Winter 1969), 12

Alpha Xi Delta: XXVII (Fall 1962), 12; XXVIII (Winter 1964), 6

Alphin, “Big Kenny”: musician speaks on humanitarian efforts, LXXIII (Spring 2010), 9

Alsop, Fred J., III: XXXVII (Winter 1973), 10; XXXVIII (Spring 1974), 1; XLI (Fall 1976), 8; won regional and national awards for Birds of the Smokies: LVI (Fall 1992), 20; author of Smithsonian bird handbooks, LXIV (Fall 2001), 15; named first director of George L. Carter Railroad, LXXI (Fall 2008), 7; LXXIV (Fall 2011), 15

Alspauch, Harold: XXXV (Summer 1971), 21

Alther, Lisa: author holds Basler Chair of Excellence: LXII (Fall 1999), 10

Alumni Affairs: XXXIV (Fall 1969), 2; XLII (Fall 1977), 5; XLII (Summer 1978), 7; XLIII (Fall 1978), 10; XLV (December 1980), 4

Alumni Association: LXXIV (Spring 2011), 32-33

Alumni and University Relations Office, Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE) awards (1987): LI (Spring 1987), 8; Tri-City Metro Advertising awards (1987): LI Spring 1987), 8; received nine awards for publications, photographs and audio-visual presentations: LII (Spring 1988), 17; received six awards in District III 1989 Communications Awards Competition of the Council for Advancement and Support of Education: LIII (Winter 1989), 19; received national recognition from the Council for Advancement and Support of Education in Washington, D.C. (1991): LV (Fall 1991), 5

Alumni authors: LVIII (Spring 1995), 8-10

Alumni Awards,

(1991): LV (Fall 1991), 4;
(1992): LVI (Fall 1992), 21;
(1994): LVII (1994), 12-13;
(1995): LVIII (Fall 1995), 16-17
(1996): LIX (fall 1996), 12-14
(1999): LXII (Fall 1999), 4-7
(2000): LXIII (Fall 2000), 4-7
(2001): LXIV (Fall 2001), 4-7
(2002): LXV (Fall 2002), 4-6
(2003): LXVI (Fall 2003), 4-6
(2004): LXVII (Fall 204), 4-6
(2005): LXVIII (Fall 2005), 4-6
(2006): LXIX (Fall 2006), 4-6
(2009): LXXII (Fall 2009), 4-7
(2010): LXXIII (Fall 2010), 4-7

Alumni banquet,

(1988): LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 12-13;
(1989): LIII (Spring/Summer 1989), 10-11;
(1994): LVII (1994), 12;
(1995): LVIII (Fall 1995), 16-17;
(1996): LIX (fall 1996), 14

Alumni Building: XVIII (Spring 1954)

Alumni Club: XXXV (Spring 1971); XXXVI (Summer 1972), 16; XXXVII (Summer 1973), 16; XXXVIII (Summer 1974), 11; XXXIX (Summer 1975), 10; XLI (Winter 1977), 12

Alumni Directory: LIII (Spring/Summer 1989), 14; LVIII (Spring 1995), 21; LVIII (Fall 1995), 26; 1995 edition: LIX (spring 1996), 28; Centennial edition, LXXIII (Fall 2010), 16

Alumni--household income: LVI (Fall 1992), 11

Alumni members of the Tennessee General Assembly: LII (Spring 1988), 6; LXIV (Spring 2001), 9

Alumni events: LXIV (Spring 2001), 15; LXXIV (Fall 2011), 40-41; LXXV (Spring 2012), 20-21; LXXV (Fall 2012), 24-25

Alumni Office: XIV (Winter 1950); XLVIII (December 1983), 19

Alumni Online Community: LXVIII (Spring 2005), 21

Alumni program--CASE District III award: LX (spring 1997), 14

Alumni Return to the Classroom program: LV (Fall 1991), 5; LVI (Winter 1993), 17; 10th annual: LIX (Spring 1996), 29; LXIII (Spring 2000), 10

Alumni scholarship: XXIX (Winter 1965), 5, 26; XXIX (Summer 1965), 8-9; XXX (Summer 1966), 5; XXXI (Summer 1967), 5; XXXII (Summer 1968), 5; XXXIII (Summer 1969), 9; XXXV (Summer 1971), 11; XXXVII (Spring 1973), 13; XL (Winter 1976), 8; XLII (Summer 1978), 3

Alumni Speakers Luncheon (10 May 1996): LIX (spring 1996), 28

Alumni survey--Tennessee Higher Education Commission: LVI (Fall 1992), 19

Alumni Wall of Honor: Souvenir Ed. (1994), 13; LXVI (Spring 2003), 8

Alumni weekend, 1987: LI (Summer 1987), 12-13

American Chemical Society: XXX (Winter 1966), 17.

Amphitheater: I (Fall 1935); I (Winter 1936); I (Spring 1936); V (Fall 1939); XXVII (Summer 1963), 5; XXX (Summer 1966), 30; XLVI (September 1982), 14; XLVIII (June 1984), 10; L (Winter 1986), 14

Anatomy department: XLII (Winter 1978), 12; XLV (December 1980), 5; XLVIII (September 1984), 5; XLVIII (December 1984), 11

Anderson, Alfred C. "Fred," '67: LXIII (Spring 2000), 23; LXXI (Spring 2008), 31

Anderson, Betty J., '78: award of honor: LXII (Fall 1999), 4; chair of Johnson City Development Authority, LXVII (Fall 2004), 25

Anderson, Eugene D.: XXXVII (Winter, 1973), 10

Anderson, Frank H.: XL (Summer 1976), 10; XLIII (Fall 1978), 21; XLIII (October 1979), 10; XLVI (June 1982), 12

Anderson, Rear Admiral (Ret.) Frank H., '50: LIV (Winter/Spring 1990), 20; LVI (Winter 1993), 19; Committee for 125, LXXV (Fall 2012), 8

Anderson, Fred C., ’67: retires as treasurer of Roanoke County, Va., LXVIII (Fall 2005), 13

Anderson, Gordon K.: named dean, college of arts and sciences, LXVII (Fall 2004), 10; LXVIII (Summer 2005), 28

Anderson, Jeff, '83: named associate vice president for University Advancement, LXII (Spring 1999), 15

Anderson, Jim: XXX (Fall, 1965), 10

Anderson, John S.: XLIX (March 1985, 1; retires: LX (Fall 1997), 27

Anderson, Dr. Mary Karen Surber, '77--received alumni association's Award of Honor (1992): LVI (Fall 1992), 21; receives Nurse of the Year Award, LXVII (Fall 2004), 12

Anderson, Mildred S.: XXXI (Spring, 1967), 10

Anderson, William N.: XLIII (October 1979), 3

Andrews, Jill: LVII (1994), 25

Andrews, Joshua: LVII (1994), 25

Andrews, Kelly, selected as head volleyball coach of the Buccaneers: LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 19; ETSU volleyball coach: LVI (Winter 1993), 8

Andrews, Susan: LVII (1994), 25

Andrews, Wayne D.: new chairman of department of technology: LI (Fall 1987), 17; named Executive Assistant to ETSU President Dr. Roy S. Nicks: LVII (1994), 24-25; interim vice president for student affairs (1995-96): LIX (fall 1996), 27 [p]; named vice president for student affairs: LXII (Spring 1999), 13

Angel, Cynthia: XXXIX (Winter 1975), 7

Angelou, Maya: author gives lecture, LXIX (Spring 2006), 11

Angioplasty: See: Peripheral laser angioplasty

Ankin, Professor Andrei--Presidential Distinguished Lecturer at ETSU (November 1989): LIV (Winter Spring 1990), 19

Animal research benefits: LI (Spring 1987), 4-5

Animals used in medical research: LI (Spring 1987), 4-5

Anka, Paul: XXXII (Summer 1968), 25

Anthropology Department: XLVIII (December 1983), 3

Antkiewicz, Henry: assistant professor of history: LIV (Winter/Spring 1990), 19; named Director of Office of International programs: LVII (1994), 25 [p]

Antkiewicz, Susan D.--ETSU student displayed original apparel designs at International Textile and Apparel Association annual meeting in San Francisco (1992): LVI (Spring/Summer 1992), 11

Appalachian Affairs: XXXIX (Spring 1975), 17; XLII (Winter 1978), 5; XLIII (June/July 1979), 11; XLIV (June 1980), 2; XLVIII (December 1983), 3; XLVIII (June 1984), 10; XLIX (Fall 1985), 7; L (Winter 1986), 14

Appalachian Heritage Room--Shelbridge bedroom celebrates the arts and crafts of Appalachia: LVIII (Fall 1995), 8-9

Appalachian Preceptorship Program at James H. Quillen College of Medicine: LIV (Winter/Spring 1990), 18

"The Appalachian-Scottish Connection" - ETSU summer course explored links between Scottish and Appalachian Culture: LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 17

Appalachian-Scottish studies program, ETSU students attended three-week study course at University of Edinburgh, Scotland: LIV (Winter/Spring 1990), 13-14; LVI (Spring/Summer 1992), 7; exchange program between ETSU and the University of Edinburgh: LVIII (Spring 1995), 3-4

Appalachian Studies and Services--SEE: Center for Appalachian Studies and Services

Appalachian Studies minor: LVIII (Spring 1995), 3

Appalachian Youth Partnership Program: LXIV (Spring 2001), 13

Applied Human Sciences, Department of--food systems management (FSM) program: LIX (spring 1996), 16

Applied Science and Technology, College of-- XLVIII (June 1984), 14; reviewed and updated engineering transfer program between ETSU and University of Tennessee: LVII (1994), 8; received Quality Commitment Award from Tennessee Governor Ned McWherter: LVIII (Spring 1995), 3; Board of Advisors: LIX (fall 1996), 15

Applied Science and Technology, School of: XLVIII (December 1984), 10; LII (Winter 1988), 2-4

Aquatic Club: XXV (Winter 1961), 15, 16; XXVIII (Spring 1964), 17

Arbogast, Bradley W.: XLIX (March 1985), 6; medical school researcher working to identify blood factors involved in development of preeclampsia during pregnancy: LVII (1994), 4

Arboretum: LXV (Fall 2002), 13; LXX (Spring 2007), 5

Architectural history students study in Rome: LXXII (Fall 2009), 10

Archives of Appalachia: XLIII (March 1979), 4; XLIII (June/July 1979), 9; XLV (December 1980), 9; XLVI (September 1982), 3; XLVII (March 1983), 4; XLVIII (March 1984), 8

Argo, Bill, ’73: NAPA store owner, LXVII (Fall 2004), 9

Arias Sanchez, Oscar, president of Costa Rica, Nobel Laureate (1987) and former ETSU student (1959): LII (Winter 1988), 6-7; LVI (Spring/summer 1992), 10; LXXII (Fall 2009), 23

Armentrout, Herbert: XLI (Fall 1976), 8

Armstrong, K. C., '99: selected for Air Force Singing Sergeants: LXII (Fall 1999), 13

Arnett, Tammy L., ’89: Miss ETSU, 1988, LII (Winter 1988), 17; receives College of Business and Technology Business Horizon Award, LXVII (Spring 2004), 6; award of honor, LXVII (Fall 2004), 4

Arnold, Don, '66, Tennessee state senator: LII (Spring 1988), 6

Arnold, Pierre--ETSU tennis player and two-time All-Southern Conference selection: LVI (Winter 1993), 7; elected to Athletic Hall of Fame: LXIII (Fall 2000), 27

Arnold, Richard Alan, '69 - member of Commission on the Future of ETSU: LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 3; elected to Athletic Hall of Fame: LXIII (Fall 2000), 27

Arradordo, John: XLVIII (December 1983, 5

Arrants, John H.: XXVI (Summer 1962), 8; XXVII (Spring 1963), 7

Arrington, Jeff: competes in Imagine Cup, LXIX (Fall 2006), 10

Arrington, Paul: scholarship honors late Kingsport band director, LXVII (Spring 2004), 16

Art Department: XXI (Fall 1956); XXIII (Winter 1959); XXXV (Fall 1970), 7; XXXV (Spring 1971), 4, 12; XXXVI (Winter 1972), 29; XXXVI (Spring 1972), 20; XXXVII (Summer 1973), 5; XXXIX (Fall 1974), 8; XLIII (October 1979), 3; XLVIII (December 1983), 2; XLVIII (December 1984), 10; XLIX (March 1985), 4

Arthur, Terry: XLV (September/October 1981), 5

Articulation agreement with Northeast State Community College: LXXIII (Fall 2010), 10

Arts and Sciences, College of: XIII (Fall 1948); XXVIII (Fall 1963), 5; XXX (Summer 1966), 13; XXXIII (Spring 1969), 9; XXXIV (Spring 1970), 5; XXXV (Winter 1971), 1; XLIII (June/July 1979), 8; XLVII (June 1983), 2

Artsfest, April 30, 1988: LII (Spring 1988), 16

Asbestos Situation: XLVII (September 1983), 5

Ashburn, David, ’94: killed in plane crash, LXX (Fall 2007), 28

Ashton, Erin: soccer athlete awarded NCAA postgraduate scholarship, LXIX (Spring 2006), 19

Association of American Medical Colleges: gives ETSU grant to study elderly patients: LXIII (Fall 2000), 12

Association of the United States Army. A. K. Broyles Chapter: LVI (Winter 1993), 19

Astronomy: new minor offered, LXXIII (Fall 2010), 10

Athletic broadcasts: games to be broadcast by WJCW radio: LXI (Fall 1998), 19

Athletic Department: VIII (Fall 1942); XI (Spring 1947); XIV (Spring 1950); XXX (Spring 1966), 18; XL (Summer 1976), 4; XLIII (March 1979), 13, 15; XLIV (March 1980), 16; XLVII (September 1983), 12; XLVIII (March 1984), 12; XLIX (Fall 1985), 10; LXVI (Spring 2003), 20

Athletic Hall of Fame: LXIII (Fall 2000); LXVIII (Spring 2005), 18; LXIX (Spring 2006), 18; LXX (Spring 2007), 15

Athletic schedules (1994): LVII (1994), 23

Athletic Scholarship: XXXII (Summer, 1968), 21

Athletic Training Room: XLVIII (March 1984), 12

Athletics: LXXIV (Fall 2011), 37-39; LXXV (Fall 2012), 22-23

Atlantic Sun Conference: LXVIII (Summer 2005), 22; LXVIII (Fall 2005), 19

Atlee Hammaker/ETSU Golf Tournament (October 1993): Souvenir Ed. (1994), 21

ATS-F: XXXVIII (Spring, 1974), 5

Audia, Barry, former professional boxer: LII (Winter 1988), 10

Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology, Department of: Cochlear Implant Clinic, LXXV (Spring 2012), 2

Audiology program: accredited, LXVI (Spring 2003), 13; ranked 31st in county, LXXIV (Spring 2011)9

Audio Visual Center: XXIX (Spring, 1965), 12

Auxiliary Services Department: XLII (Fall 1977), 5

Ayers, Mike: XLIX (Fall, 1985), 10

Azerbaijan: Student Government Association leaders visit, LXVIII (Fall 2005), 30

B. Carroll Reece Museum: See: Reece Museum

Bach, Bert C.--named interim President of East Tennessee State University: LV (Fall 1991), 2-3; new Vice President for Academic Affairs (effective January 1, 1994): Souvenir Ed. (1994), 5; Vice president for Academic Affairs: LVIII (Spring 1995), 3; first provost at ETSU: LX (spring 1997), 27 [p]

Back Yard Burgers: LXIX (Spring 2006), 10

Bader, Steve: XLVII (December 1982), 2

Bagnell, Philip: named medical school dean, LXIX (Fall 2006), 11; LXXII (Fall 2009), 8

Bailes, Don: elected president of Computing Sciences Accreditation Board, LXVII (Fall 2004), 10

Bailey, F. Lee: L (Summer 1986), 14-15; LI (Winter 1987), 11

Bailey, John H.: XXXVII (Summer 1973), 5; XLVIII (December 1983), 24

Bailey, Linda: XLIV (September 1980), 13

Bailey, Linda W.: XLVII (December 1982), 15; XLVII (June 1983), 12; XLVIII (December 1983), inside front cover P

Baily, Linda: XXXIX (Spring 1975), 10

Baird, Dorothy: XLIX (March 1985), 1

Baker, Duane C., ’86: published book on efficiency, LXXI (Fall 2008), 29

Baker, Sen. Howard: XLV (October/September 1981), 3; receives honorary degree, LXX (Fall 2007), 10

Baker, James Wink: XLI (Spring 1977), 14

Baker, Sandra Jones: XL (Summer, 1976), 10

Baker-Hinton, Sandra: artist, LXXI (Spring 2008), 6

Bakle, Jill: sport management intern: LXV (Fall 2002), 23

Bales, Barry--member of ETSU Bluegrass Band: LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 9; won 1993 Grammy award as member of Allison Kraus and Union Station: Souvenir Ed. (1994), 14; member of bluegrass music group Allison Kraus and Union Station: LVII (1994), 10; alumnus of the ETSU Bluegrass Band: LVIII (Spring 1995), 4; Grammy award winner: LX (Spring 1997), 8; LXI (Spring 1998), 10

Bales, Michael--physics major received grant from Sigma Xi for "Decline in Variability of Cepheids" project: LVIII (Fall 1995), 6

Bales, Michael, physical plant: receives staff award: LXV (Fall 2002), 13

Bales, Stephen Lyn: XLVI (March 1982), 10

Ball, Myron: XLV (June 1981), 14

Ballard, Alan G., assoc. professor, Health Related Professions--retires: LX (Fall 1997), 27

Band: I (Winter 1936); I (Summer 1936); XXVI (Summer 1962), 4; XXVIII (Summer 1964), 15; XXXIII (Spring 1969), 15; XXXV (Fall 1970), 11; XLIII (March 1979), 2; XLIV (December 1979), 14; XLV (Fall 1981); XLVIII (December 1983), 12; XLVIII (June 1984), 14

Bandy, Susan J.: physical education professor completes Fulbright scholar tenure: LXII (Fall 1999), 13

Banks, Amy: L (Winter 1986), 10; 1985 Homecoming Queen: LI (Winter 1987), 8

Banks, Dana: XLVIII (December 1983), 6

Banks, Robert--staff writer with Kingsport (Tenn.) Times-News): LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 13

Banyas, Mickey: XLVII (June 1983), 21

Baptist Student Union: XXVIII (Summer 1964), 12

Barbara Jaffe Silvers Memorial Fellowship in History: Souvenir Ed. (1994), 20

Barbara Jaffe Silvers Memorial Fund: Souvenir Ed. (1994), 20

Barclay, Frank H.: XXXVII (Summer 1973), 5

Barger, Frederick H. "Pal", Jr., '55--named alumni board member (1991): LV (Fall 1991), 4; outstanding alumnus award, LXIV (Fall 2001), 4; alumni wall of honor, LXVI (Spring 2003), 8; inducted in College of Business and Technology Hall of Fame, LXVII (Spring 2004), 6

Barker, Angie, NCAA Indoor Track and Field title in shot put, March 12, 1988: LII (Spring 1988), 20; Sports Hall of Fame, LXI (Spring 1998), 16

Barker, Dianne Patterson: XXXVI (Spring 1972), 1; XXXVIII (Winter 1974), 3

Barnes, Marsha Cowart, '83 (See also Cowart, Marsha): elected to Athletic Hall of Fame: LXIII (Fall 2000), 27

Barnes, Michelle--Lady Buc track and field team member: LVIII (Spring 1995), 15

Barnett, Glen Allen, ‘05: named Roan Scholar: LXIV (Spring 2001), 14; receives Horizon Award, LXXIV (Spring 2011), 17

Barr, Sue Garland: Distinguished Retiree of College of Public Health, LXXV (Fall 2012), 8

Barrett, Natalie: women's volleyball athlete earns GTE academic honors: LXIII (Spring 2000), 17

Barrett, William: president, ETSU Entrepreneurs Club: LXV (Fall 2002), 11

Barrette, Elise Draper: XXXIX (Fall 1974), 10; died November 19, 1994: LVIII (Spring 995), 28

Barrette, Paul: XXXIV (Summer 1970), 5

Barrette, Paul Arthur--retired ETSU professor died February 13, 1989: LIV (Winter/Spring 1990), 23

Barry, Dennis--Buccaneer indoor track team member: LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 18; Buccaneer cross country team ember named to All-Southern Conference team (1991): LVI (Spring/Summer 1992), 11

Barry, Marie Porterfield, ’08—Awarded a Fulbright U.S. Student Program scholarship to Turkey in Design: LXXV (Spring 2012), 8

Bartel, Maureen: L (Summer 1986), 3

Bartel, Dr. H. Robert, Jr., , newly appointed Chair of Banking and director of the Center of Excellence in Banking at ETSU: LIV (Winter/Spring 1990), 17; chair and director, ETSU Center for Banking, and Fulbright Scholar: LVIII (Spring 1995), 11

Bartel, Nancy--management instructor in the College of Business: LVIII (Spring 1995), 11

Bartley, J. Keith, ’74: appointed Baptist missionary, LXIX (Fall 2006), 25

Bartley, Roger, ’69: authors sports book, LXXIII (Spring 2010), 12

Bartow, Murry: ETSU men’s basketball coach, LXVI (Fall 2003), 20; LXVII (Spring 2004), 28; LXXIII (Spring 2010), 22; LXXIV (Spring 2011), 30

Baruah, Sandy K.: U. S. Assistant Secretary of Commerce visits Innovation Laboratory, LXX (Spring 2007), 8

Baseball:

XXVII (Spring 1963), 13 [p];
XXVIII (Spring 1964), 15;
XXXVII (Summer 1973), 23;
XXXVIII (Spring 1974), 8;
XL (Spring 1976), 11;
XLII (Fall 1977), 15;
XLIV (December 1979), 15;
XLIV (June 1980), 16;
XLIV (September 1980), 17;
XLVII (March 1983), 12;
XLVIII (December 1984), 20;
LVI (Winter 1993), 8;
LXII (Spring 1999), 17;
LXXII (Spring 2008), 12;
1992 Buccaneers posted best season since 1982: LVI (Spring/Summer 1992), 10 [p];
fifth place in Southern Conference (1995): LVIII (Fall 1995), 19;
schedule: LIX (spring 1996), 20;
LXIX (Spring 2006), 19;
LXX (Spring 2007), 17;
season summary: LXIV (Fall 2001), 26;
LXVII (Fall 2004), 21;
LXVIII (Fall 2005), 18;
LXIX (Fall 2006), 20;
LXX (Fall 2007), 22;
LXXIII (Fall 2010), 21;
LXXIV (Spring 2011), 31;
LXXIV (Fall 2011), 19

Basic Science facility constructed: LXI (Spring 1998), 5; named for Dr. Paul Stanton and Carl J. Gerber: LXIV (Spring 2001), 11

Basil Matlsberger Memorial Scholarship: XLII (Winter 1978, inside front cover; XLIII (October 1979), 3

Basketball (men):

XX (Winter 1956);
XXV (Winter 1961), 8;
XXVII (Spring 1963), 15;
XXVIII (Spring 1964), 16;
XXXII (Spring 1968), 10;
XXXIII (Winter 1969), 17-19;
XXXIV (Fall 1969), 22;
XXXV (Fall 1970), 14;
XXXV (Winter 1971), 8;
XXXVI (Fall 1971), 24;
XXXVII (Summer 1973), 22;
XXXIX (Spring 1975), 1;
XLII (Summer 1978), 7;
XLIV (December 1979), 15;
XLIV (March 1980), 15;
XLVI (June 1982), 20;
XLVI (September 1982), 12;
XLVII (March 1983), 13;
XLVII (June 1983), 22;
XLVII (September 1983), 13;
XLVIII (December 1983), 21;
XLVIII (March 1984), 14;
XLIX (March 1985), 13;
XLIX (Summer 1985), 22;
L (Summer 1986), 17;
LII (Winter 1988), 19;
LVI (Winter 1993), 6;
LXXII (Fall 2009), 21;
Buccaneers lost to Oklahoma in opening round of NCAA Southeast Regional Tournament in Nashville: LIII (Spring/Summer 1989), 2-5;
Buccaneers win Southern Conference Tournament Championship (1989): LIII (Spring/Summer 1989), 2-5;
LXVI (Spring 2003), 4-5;
Buccaneers headed toward the Southern Conference Championship: LIV (Winter/Spring 1990), 11;
Buccaneers enjoyed winningest season ever in 1990-91: LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 3- 6;
Buccaneers won 4th straight Southern Conference Tournament championship and 4th consecutive trip to NCAA Tournament: LVI (Spring/Summer 1992), 6;
1995-96 schedule: LVIII (Fall 1995), 19;
1996-97 schedule: LIX (fall 1996), 19;
1997-98 schedule: LXI (Fall 1998), 19;
outlook: LXI (Fall 1998), 19;
LXIII (Fall 2000), 26;
season review: LXIV (Spring 2001), 24;
LXIV (Fall 2001), 26;
LXVII (Fall 2004), 21;
LXIX (Fall 2006), 20;
LXX (Spring 2007), 16;
LXX (Fall 2007), 21;
LXXIII (Fall 2010), 20;
LXXIV (Spring 2011), 30;
schedule: LXIV (Fall 2001), 27;
LXVI (Fall 2003), 21;
LXVII (Fall 2004), 20;
LXVIII (Fall 2005), 20;
LXIX (Fall 2006), 20;
Murry Bartow, new men’s basketball coach, LXVI (Fall 2003), 20;
win Southern Conference tourney, LXVII (Spring 2004), 29;
NCAA tournament appearance, LXXII (Spring 2008), 3;
win Atlantic Sun Conference title, LXXIII (Spring 2010), 22.

Basketball (women):

XXV (Spring 1961), 15;
XLIII (March 1979), 15;
XLIII September 1979), 15;
XLV (June 1981), 16;
XLVI (March 1982), 18;
XLVII (March 1983), 13;
XLVII (September 1983), 14;
XLVIII (March 1984), 14;
L (Summer 1986), 17;
LVI (Winter 1993), 8;
LVII (1994), 20;
LXVII (Spring 2004), 19;
LXXII (Fall 2009), 20
Lady Buccaneers placed second in inaugural Southern Conference Germann Cup: LI (Summer 1987), 17;
Lady Buccaneers reached the championship game of the Southern Conference tournament in 1991: LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 18;
Southern Conference Regular-Season Championship: LVIII (Spring 1995), 14;
1995-96 schedule: LVIII (Fall 1995), 19;
1998-99 schedule: LXI (Fall 1998), 19;
outlook: LXI (Fall 1998), 19;
LXIII (Fall 2000), 26;
schedule: LXIV (Fall 2001), 27;
LXVII (Fall 2004), 20;
LXVIII (Fall 2005), 20;
LXIX (Fall 2006), 20;
season summary: LXII (Spring 1999), 17
LXIII (Spring 2000), 17;
LXIV (Fall 2001), 26;
LXVII (Fall 2004), 21;
LXIX (Fall 2006), 20;
LXX (Spring 2007), 16;
LXX (Fall 2007), 22;
LXXIII (Fall 2010), 20;
LXXIV (Spring 2011), 30;
first NCAA tournament appearance, LXXI (Spring 2008), 11;
second NCAA appearance, LXXII (Spring 2008), 3.

Basler, Wayne G.,elected ETSU Foundation vice president: LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 18; president of ETSU Foundation: LIV (Winter/Spring 1990), 17; awarded Honorary Alumnus status (1992): LVI (Fall 1992), 21;established Basler Incentive Scholarship Endowment in 1991: Souvenir Ed. (1994), 20; 1998 George L. Carter Award winner: LXI (Fall 1998), 7; LXII (Fall 1999), 10; LXIII (Fall 2000), 17; receives College of

Basler Incentive Scholarship Endowment: Souvenir Ed. (1994), 20

Bass, Beth, '84--Nike's sports marketing manager for women's basketball: LIX (fall 1996), 8; 1998 Award of Honor: LXI (Fall 1998), 6; named outstanding alumnus: LXXI (Fall 2008), 2

Bates, Ken, '79: owns Little Pizza franchise: LXIII (Fall 2000), 9; receives award of honor, LXX (Fall 2007), 6

Baton Twirling School: XXVIII (Spring 1964), 8; XXIX (Spring 1965), 13

Baumgardner, Jay D., III, '82: senior vice president, U. S. Trust Company, LXIV (Fall 2001), 31

Bautista, David--Public Defender, Elizabethton, Tenn.: LVI (Winter 1993), 19

Baxter, Bill: TVA director, LXVI (Fall 2003), 12

Baxter, Colin, history professor: publishes book on Field Marshal Montgomery: LXIII (Spring 2000), 14; named chair of history department: LXV (Fall 2002), 12; publishes new edition, LXX (Spring 2007), 11

Baxter, Jim, ’84: owns East Tenn Rent-Alls, LXVIII (Spring 2005), 29

Baxter, Tamara M., ’74, ‘84: XXXVIII (Winter 1974), 1; wins book award, LXIX (Spring 2006), 23

Bayless, Charlie, '50: Sports Hall of Fame, LXI (Spring 1998), 16; coaches Tennessee high school all-star basketball team, LXIV (Fall 2001), 25

Bazile, Ericka, ’06: artist and fashion designer, LXXI (Spring 2008), 7

Bean Barn: LXXIII (Fall 2010), 10

Bean, Wayne--volunteer producer, WETS-FM: LVII (1994), 11

Beasley, William M.: XXXV (Summer 1971), 21; XXXVI (Winter 1972), 7; XLII (Fall 1977), 22

Beblawi, Dr. Viola El, Zagazig University, Egypt - third Fulbright scholar-in-residence working with Center for Early Childhood Learning and Development: LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 16

Beck, Louise B., '83, MBA '85, Alumnotable: LI (Fall 1987), 23

Beecham Infectious Disease Fellowship: LVII (June 1983), 19

Beecham Laboratories, Bristol, Tenn., awarded $25,000 fellowship to medical school resident: LI (Summer 1987), 9; $25,000 gift for continuation of study of infectious diseases: LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 19; contribution to Cecil Cox Quillen Chair of Medicine: LIII (Winter 1989), 16

Beecham Laboratory: XLVII (June 1983), 19; XLVIII (September 1984), 8

Beeson, Don: XXVII (Summer 1963), 9

Beeson, Elma Rankin: XLIII (March 1979), 23

Behringer, Bruce: tours northern Iraq, (Fall 2004), 11; named to Veterans Affairs Rural Health Committee, LXXI (Fall 2008), 9

Beidleman, Judy Prenelli Vee: XXXVIII (Spring 1974), 4

Beidleman, Veronica: XXXV (Fall 1970), 21

Belcher, Fon R.: XXXVI (Summer 1972), 5

Belcher, Greg: XLV (June 1981), 18

Bell, John Robert: XXX (Winter 1966), 9; XLIX (Summer 1985), 21; former ETSU football coach: LI (Summer 1987), 9;former ETSU football coach (1966-1972) inducted into Tennessee Sports Hall of Fame, February 17, 1989: LIII (Winter 1989), 11; University Drive renamed in his honor: LXII (Fall 1999), 18

Bell, Marvin--Kingsport police detective: LXI (Fall 1998), 10

Bell, Wayne L.: XL (Spring 1976), 15

Bell tower (carillon): LXVIII (Summer 2005), 30; LXVIII (Fall 2005), 8-9

Bellamy, Candace, ’97, ’00: doctor and actress, LXXII (Spring 2008), 6

Bellamy, Nelle V.: XVI (Summer 1952); L (Spring 1986), 7

Bellamy, Teresa--first recipient of scholarship honoring Holly Adams '87 (d. 1990): LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 14

Beller, Judith: XLV (June 1981), 7; L (Winter 1986), 12; LI (Winter 1987), 26, 28

Beller, Dr. Ronald E., ETSU's 6th president: XLV (June 1981), 6; XLVII (March 1983), 2; LI (Winter 1987), 3-5, 14, 15, 19, 26-28;"AFG Chair of Excellence Announced": LI (Spring 1987), 2;joined Labor/Higher Education Council in Washington, D.C.: LI (Spring 1987), 8; "President's Perspective": LI (Summer 1987), inside cover;"Turning Toward 2011": LI (Fall 1987), 2; "With 75-Year History: Looking To The Future": LII (Winter 1988), inside cover;"President's perspective": LII (Spring 1988), 2; "President's Perspective": LII (Summer/Fall 1988), inside cover; founder and member of the Commission on the Future of ETSU: LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 2; "President's Perspective": LIII (Winter 1989), 2; ETSU President received 1990 George L. Carter Award: LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 13; ETSU President named to Pew Health Professions Commission: LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 14; ETSU President named to NCAA Presidents Commission: LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 16-17

"Bells Across America" tribute to U. S. Constitution, September 17, 1987: LII (Winter 1988), 18

BellSouth Foundation--awarded $160,000 in education grants to ETSU and the Upper East Tennessee Educational Cooperative (UETEC): LVII (1994), 19; makes $100,000 grant for new teachers pilot program: LXIII (Spring 2000), 12

Bennah, Kobelah: deployed to Iraq before graduation, LXVII (Spring 2004), 14

Benner, Dr. David Bright--named Chair of Department of Biological Sciences

(1992): LVI (Fall 1992), 21

Benny Sims Scholarship Fund in Bluegrass Music: LIX (fall 1996), 16

Bensaou, Dr. Hamid, Fulbright scholar form University of Algiers, 1985-86: LI (Fall 1987), 5

Benson, S. Jonathan: XXXIII (Winter 1969), 20

Benson, Starlet, '84, teacher: LI (Fall 1987), 10

Bentley, Debra, ’81, ’92: named National Distinguished Principal of the Year for Tennessee, LXVII (Fall 2004), 9

Berk, Shirley: LXVI (Spring 2003), 29

Berk, Dr. Steven--Distinguished Faculty Award (1992): LVI (Fall 1992), 19 Receives 1998 Tennessee laureate of medicine award, LXII (Spring 1999), 13

Berry, Catherine: women's cross country athlete: LXIII (Spring 2000), 17; LXIII (Fall 2000), 26; LXVIII (Spring 2005), 20

Berry, James W.: L (Winter, 1986), 3

Berry, Jason: inducted into College of Business and Technology Hall of Fame, LXXIII (Spring 2010), 20

Berry, Johnia Hope: memorial scholarship established, LXVIII (Fall 2005), 15

Berthrong, Donald J.: XXXV (Spring 1971), 5

Beta Rho: XXXIII (Spring 1969), 14

Betsy Brogan Endowment Scholarship: LVI (Fall 1992), 12

Bettis, Glenn E.-- XLIII (October 1979), 3; XLVII (June 1983), 3; associate vice president for public service & dean of continuing studies: LX (spring 1997), 27

Beverly, Jim: coach at Brevard, LXXII (Fall 2009), 15

Bevins, Steven, ’09, ’11: Poem in Honor of ETSU Centennial, LXXIV (Fall 2011), 22

Bias, Dr. Lonise--September 1992 lecture sponsored by Campus Activities Board and BACCHUS (Boosting Alcohol Consciousness Concerning the Health of University Students): LVI (Fall 1992), 19

Bible, Willis Beeler: XXV (Summer 1961), 8; XXX (Spring 1966), 7; XXXI (Summer 1967), 6

Biddanda, Kanishka, ’02: co-founds advertising agency, LXXI (Fall 2008), 28

Biddle, Joe, '71, sports editor, Nashville Banner: LII (Spring 1988), 5

Biek, Linda L., ’86, ’90: Award of Honor: LXVIII (Fall 2005), 4

Big Blue: XLIX (Fall 1985), 26

Biggar, Dorothy G., '73: alumni award of honor, LXIV (Fall 2001), 4

Bill G. Humphreys Buc CHAMPS Center: LX (spring 1997), 15; LXI (Fall 1998), 18

Bill Gatton College of Pharmacy: LXXI (Fall 2008), 5 See Also: Pharmacy, College of

Billheimer, Jonathan, ’98: researches in Afghanistan, LXX (Spring 2007), 14

Biology department: XVIII (Spring 1954); XIX (Winter 1955); XXV (Summer 1961), 7; XXVIII (Fall 1963), 4; XXVIII (Spring 1964), 13-14; XXXIII (Summer 1969), 22; XXXV (Spring 1971), 5; XXXVI (Winter 1972), 8; XXXVII (Winter 1973), 10; XXXVII (Summer 1973), 5, 20; XLII (Winter 1978), 11; XLII (October 1979), 3; XLVII (December 1982), 9; XLIX (Fall 1985), 14; LXIV (Fall 2001), 14

Bird, Kim: (see also Kim Byrd Zenner) XLV (December 1980), 18; inducted into Athletic Hall of Fame, LXX (Spring 2007), 15

Birthplace of Country Music Alliance: LXI (Spring 1998), 13

Bishop, Creg S.: XLII (Winter 1978), 11; LXVIII (Summer 2005), 29; Distinguished Retiree of College of Public Health, LXXV (Fall 2012), 8

Bishop, Wilsie S.--named Dean of the College of Public and Allied Health: LVIII (Spring 1995), 23; named vice president for administration, and chief operating officer, LXVIII (Spring 2005), 11; named vice president for health affairs, LXX (Fall 2007), 9

Bitter, James Robert--chair, dept. of human development and learning: LIX (spring 1996), 27 [p]

Bivins, Jeff, ’82—appointed to Tennessee Court of Criminall Appeals, Middle Section of Tennessee: LXXV (Spring 2012), 6

Black History Month (February 1991): LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 16

Blackburn, Childers and Stegall Accountancy Scholarship Endowment: LXXIV (Spring 2011), 22

Blackburn, Zachlynn ’10—joined King College as a throws coach: LXXIV (Fall 2011), 44

Blackwelder, Reid--named director of Kingsport Family Practice Center residency program: LX (Fall 1997), 26

Blackwell, Guy W., Jr., ’71: retires as Assistant U. S. Attorney, LXX (Spring 2007), 13

Blackwell, Harriet - board member of ETSU Retirees Association (ETSURA): LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 15

Blair, Barry: XLII (Fall 1977), 7, ’78, --Wrote “UnWound”: LXXV (Spring 2012), 10

Blair, Mary, ‘04: works in New York theater, LXXI (Fall 2008), 13

Blanchard Doubler, Georgia: see Doubler, Georgia Blanchard

Blankenship, Brock: LXVII (Spring 2004), 15

Blankenship, Lisa--highest GPA, Spring 1992 class: LVI (Fall 1992), 19

Blatt, Franklin R.: Family Law Practitioner, LXXIV (Fall 2011), 20

Blaustein, Richard J.: XLVII (December 1982), 3; XLVIII (December 1983), 3 member of ETSU Bluegrass Band: LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 9 cofounder of Now and Then magazine: LVIII (Spring 1995, 3 first director of the Center for Appalachian Studies and Services: LVIII (Spring 1995), 3

Bleamer, Jeff--named assistant football coach: LX (Fall 1997), 26

Bledsoe, William Baxter, ’92, 2010: Distinguished Alumnus in the Arts, LXXV (Fall 2012), 4

Blevins, April Shepherd, '93--teacher in Alaska: LIX (spring 1996), 6 [p]

Blevins, Barbara, ’80: president, Parkwest Medical Center: LXIX (Spring 2006),9

Blevins, Carson, D.D.S., M.O.C.: LVIII (Spring 1995), 22

Blevins, Ira William: LVIII (Spring 1995), 22

Blevins, Jeffrey, '93--teacher in Alaska: LIX (spring 1996), 6 [p]

Blevins, Justin C., M.D.: LVIII (Spring 1995), 22

Blevins, Kim: receives Distinguished Staff Award, LXVI (Fall 2003), 13

Blevins, Lewis: XLIX (Summer 1985), 14

Blevins, Lewis S., '87: distinguished alumni in medicine award, LXIV (Fall 2001), 22

Blevins, Lisa Dawn, '91--R.N. at Johnson City Medical Center: LVIII (Spring 1995): 22

Blevins, Mary Vee, '93--student at Quillen College of Medicine: LVIII (Spring 1995), 22

Blevins, Nelia Pleasant: LVIII (Spring 1995), 22

Blevins, R. Dean: XLIII (Fall 1978), 2; Distinguished Retiree of College of Public Health, (Deceased), LXXV (Fall 2012), 8

Blevins, Dr. R. Dean, 1987 Distinguished Faculty Award: LI (Fall 1987), 17

Blevins, R. Dean, MA '61--professor in ETSU's Health Sciences Division: LVIII (Spring 1995), 22

Blevins, Raymond Dean, II, '90--United States Army: LVIII (Spring 1995), 22

Blevins, Robert Lee, '91--ETSU Media Specialist in the Quillen College of Medicine: LVIII (Spring 1995), 22

Blevins, Sandra Cowan: LVIII (Spring 1995), 22

Blevins, Sells, M.D.: LVIII (Spring 1995), 22

Blevins family: LVIII (Spring 1995), 22

Blocker, DeShawne, ’96:ETSU basketball player selected as Freshman-of-the-Year and first team All-Southern Conference choice: LVI (Winter 1993), 8;1994 leading rebounder in NCAA Division 1 women's basketball and 1993 Southern Conference "Player of the Year": Souvenir Ed. (1994), rear cover; Southern Conference Player-of-the-Year: LVIII (Spring 1995), 14, 1994-95 Southern Conference Female Athlete-of-the-Year: LVIII (Fall 1995), 18-19; elected to Athletic Hall of Fame, LXIX (Spring 2006), 18

Blocker-Hunter, DeShawne: see Blocker, DeShawne

Blood substitute study, LXVIII (Spring 2005), 8

Bloom, Aleisa Cummins, ’94: Oak Ridge National Laboratory, LXXV (Spring 2012), 11

Blue, Kelly—-receives first Esther Elizabeth Whitaker-Carder Memorial Scholarship, LXXII (Spring 2008), 15

BlueCare health assessment contract: LXI (Spring 1998), 13

Bluegrass band (see: ETSU Bluegrass Band)

"Bluegrass Heartland"--radio show on WETS-FM sponsored by the Center for Appalachian Studies and services: LVIII (Spring 1995), 3

Bluegrass music program: Souvenir Ed. (1994), 14; LVII (1994), 10;Featured in Southern Living, LXVI (Spring 2003), 14; LXX (Spring 2007), 13; celebrates 25th anniversary, LXXI (Spring 2008), 8; mural, LXXII (Spring 2008), 10; releases promotional DVD, LXXII (Fall 2009), 11; First bluegrass major graduates—Brent Burke: LXXV (Spring 2012), 3

Bluegrass Unlimited magazine: LVII (1994), 10

Boada, Lenina, '70--supervisor of English education for Bolivar province, Ecuador:LIX (spring 1996), 6

Bohanan, Flora: XLVIII (September 1984), 5

Boland, James--1996 Distinguished Faculty Award for Teaching: LX (spring 1997), 27 [p]

Boleman, Dr. Robert, MD '82--first graduate of the Quillen-Dishner College of Medicine: LIII (Winter 1989), 5

Boles, Sharon Slemons, '69, MA '80--principal human resources representative for Eastman Chemical Company: LIX (spring 1996), 11 [p]; TBR Chancellor’s Award: LXXIV (Fall 2011), 32; 2012 Outstanding Alumna: LXXV (Fall 2012), 2

Boles, Rolland, TBR Chancellor’s Award: LXXIV (Fall 2011), 32

Bolton, Carla Jean: XLVII (December 1982), 4; XLVII (June 1983), 13

Bomar, James: XXX (Fall 1964), 9

Bond, Gary: receives staff award: LXV (Fall 2002), 13

Bond, Julian: XXXVI (Spring 1972), 9

Bonek, Max, Manager of Student Advisement and Career Consulting with the School of Nursing: LVI (Fall 1992), 12

Boner, Daniel: member, ETSU Bluegrass Band, LXIV (Fall 2001), 23

Bonnie Luntsford Memorial Fund: XXXVI (Fall 1971), 13

Bookstore: XXVIII (Fall 1963), 6; XXX (Summer 1966), 30

Boone, Pat: XXIX (Summer 1965), 14

Boone, Veronica Hope: XLVIII (December 1983), 1

Borchuck, Fred: XLV (June 1981), 5

Boren, Gertrude: XXI (Fall 1956); XXXI (Fall 1966), 31

Borgmann, Albert--Basler chairholder (2000): LIX (fall 1996), 26

Boruff, Scott M., ’85—investment banker: LXXV (Spring 2012), 10

Boshell, Briget--new head women's golf coach: LVIII (Fall 1995), 27

Boswell, Jim: XLVIII (March 1984), 3

Botkin, Robert R.: XXXVI (Fall 1971), 9; XL (Fall 1975), 4; XLII (Fall 1911), 4; XLIII (October 1979), 3

Bourn, Diana: XLVII (March 1983), 10

Bourne, R. Wiley: honorary alumnus award, LXIV (Fall 2001), 6

Bowen, Michael , ’97,’99—“The Roots of Modern Conservatism…” LXXV (Spring 2012), 24

Bowerfind, Harold, ’69: LXXII (Fall 2009), 31

Bowers, Jim, ’80: private investigation services for corporations, LXXV (Fall 2012), 16

Bowers, John--Basler chairholder (1996): LIX (fall 1996), 26 [p]

Bowers, Marilyn R., ’73, ’78, ’85: Award of Honor: LXVIII (Fall 2005), 4

Bowers, Stella: XXXVII (Spring 1973), 16

Bowers, Teresa: XXXV (Spring 1971), 4; XLIV (March 1980), 5; XLVII (June 1983), 14; LI (Winter 1987), 5

Bowman, Ferrell, '56, member of 1962 New York Giants baseball team: LII (Winter 1988), 22

Bowman, James D.--new Vice President for Business and Finance (effective September 1, 1994): LVII (1994), 25

Bowman, Nile, Jr., ’56: chairman of Zak’s furniture store, LXXIII (Spring 2010), 13

Boyd, Charles C., Jr., '74,: XL (Winter 1976) 3

Boyd, Charles Clifford, '34: XXXVI (Fall 1971), 10

Boylan, John, ’85: inducted into College of Business and Technology Hall of Fame, LXX (Spring 2007), 12

Boyles, Amy D., ’80: graphic designer, Absolute Communications, LXVIII (Fall 2005), 26

Bradford, Jeff: XLVIII (March 1984), 3

Bradley, George Washington: XXXIV (Spring 1970), 9

Bradley, Jonathan Knox, ’08: receives Army commission, LXXII (Spring 2008), 9

Bradley, Mae King: XXXV (Summer 1971), 5

Bradley, Martha: XLIII (March 1979), 7; LXVI (Spring 2003), 29

Bradley, Sonji: XLII (Fall 1977), 6

Bradley, Maj. Vernon, '79--new chair of the Military Science Department: LVIII (Spring 1995), 23

Bramlett, Christopher L.: XLI (Summer 1977), 6

Brand, Richard C.: XXXVIII (Winter 1974), 18

Branscomb, Jack--English professor: Distinguished Faculty Award for Teaching, LXI (Spring 1998), 12

Braswell, Michael C.: receives Distinguished Faculty Award for Teaching, LXVI (Fall 2003), 13

Brautigam, Hilda: XXXV (Summer 1971), 31

Bray, Dr. Robert--director of Office of International Programs: LVI (Winter 1993), 14

Brayton, Abbott A.: XLII (Winter 1978), 11; XLVII (June 1983), 2

Bredesen, Gov. Phil: spring 2003 commencement speaker, LXVI (Fall 2003), 8; holds TennCare hearings, LXVII (Spring 2004), 13; supports pharmacy school, LXVIII (Spring 2005), 5; LXVIII (Summer 2005), 6

Breeding, Bill: elected first-term member of ETSU Foundation board of directors: LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 18; LXVII (Spring 2004), 22; College of Business and Technology Hall of Fame inductee, LXVIII (Spring 2005), 6

Brewer, Delbert: XXXIII (Fall 1968), 11

Brewer, Midge: XXXI (Spring 1967), 11

Bridgeforth, Dr. William A., Jr., ’70: takes mission trip to Africa, LXXIII (Fall 2010), 12

Bridges, Laken: LXXIV (Spring 2011), 19

Briley, David: writes book on Paul “Bear” Bryant, LXX (Spring 2007), 11; interviewed for HBO sports documentary, LXXII (Spring 2008), 8

Brinkley, James, ‘60: establishes James and Nellie Brinkley Scholarship Endowment, LXXIII (Spring 2010), 6-7; receives TBR Regents’ Award for Philanthropy, LXXIV (Spring 2011), 22; 2012 Outstanding Alumnus: LXXV (Fall 2012), 2

Brinkley, Nellie: endowment established, LXXIII (Spring 2010), 6-7

Bristol Center: XXVII (Summer 1963), 8

Bristol Family Practice Center: LXI (Spring 1998), 5

Bristol Regional Medical Center (Bristol, Tenn.): LVI (Fall 1992), 16

Bristol Motor Speedway: LXV (Fall 2002), 23

Brock, Elizabeth, '65--owner and president of Pallets, Inc., Atlanta, Georgia: LIII (Winter 1989, 7

Brogan, Betsy Hayter, '71--endowed scholarship for students in School of Nursing established in her honor: LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 14

Brogan, James G., established nursing scholarship endowment in memory of his wife Betsy: LV (Fall 1991), 6; donor, Betsy Brogan Endowment Scholarship: LVI (Fall 1992), 12

Bronze Society $50,000 Cumulative Giving: LVIII (Spring 1995), 18

Brooks, Cyndy: XLIII (Fall 1978), 14

Brooks, Franklin D.: XXXIV (Fall 1969), 18

Brooks, J. Dodd: LVII (1994), 21

Brooks, James H.--Honorary Alumnus (1996): LIX (fall 1996), 13 [p]

Brooks, John M.: LVII (1994), 21

Brooks, John M., Jr.: XXX (Spring 1966), 25

Brooks, Madison: XXVIII (Spring 1964), 16; XXXVII (Summer 1973), 21; XLIV (December 1979), 17; XLIV (March 1980), 17; inducted into Louisiana Tech University Hall of Fame, January 29, 1988: LII (Spring 1988), 19; board member of ETSU Retirees Association (ETSURA): LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 15; former Buccaneer basketball coach died June 4, 1994: LVII (1994), 21-22

Brooks, Nelda: LVII (1994), 21

Brooks, Paul E.: LVII (1994), 21

Brooks, Ronald E., '61--brigadier general, U. S. Army: LII (winter 1988), 4; awarded the Distinguished Service Medal: LIII (Winter 1989), 23; LIV (Winter/Spring 1990), 20; one of six general officers commissioned at ETSU: LVI (Winter 1993), 19

Brooks, Sally Ann: XXX (Summer 1966), 19

Brooks, Sandra Kraft, MD '94--received Distinguished Service Award (1994) from the James H. Quillen College of Medicine Alumni Society: LVIII (Fall 1995), 5; alumni award of honor (1997): LX (Fall 1997), 4

Brooks Gymnasium: XLIV (September 1980), 16

Broome, Hugh W.: Business & Technology, Faculty Emeritus, LXXV (Fall 2012), 7

Brothers, Joyce: XLVI (December 1981), 3

Browder, I. William--interim dean of the college of medicine: LX (spring 1997), 27 [p]; appointed chairholder of William Henry Reed Chair of Surgery: LXI (Fall 1998), 14

Browder, Michael, '93: elected chairman, American Public Power Association, LXIV (Fall 2001), 7; president, ETSU National Alumni Association: LXV (Fall 2002), 15

Brown, Amelia G.--named Interim Associate Dean of The College of Applied Science and Technology: LVIII (Spring 1995), 23; elected a director of Kappa Omicron Nu, LXVII (Spring 2004), 15

Brown, D. M.: IV (Winter 1939); V (Winter 1940); VI (Fall 1940), [p]; XVII (Fall 1952), 1-2, [p]

Brown, Delevanie--member of men's track team: LIX (spring 1996), 19 [p]

Brown, Earl,pathologist: authors new book: LXI (Fall 1998), 13

Brown, J. Gordon, '50, alumni notable, retired from Virginia Tech as Dean of Students Emeritus: LI (Summer 1987), 21

Brown, Jack, visiting professor of excellence from Chicago, Illinois: LI (Summer 1987), 17

Brown, Kellie Dr.—“Remembering Alma Rose and the Women’s Orchestra at Auschwitz”: LXXV (Spring 2012), 6

Brown, Kevin, ’94: publishes poetry book, LXXII (Fall 2009), 16; receives Lee University award, LXXIII (Fall 2010), 13

Brown, LeeAnne--chair of excellence in general pediatrics established in her memory: Souvenir Ed. (1994), 20

Brown, Morton: XLIV (December 1979), 2; XLIX (March 1985), 7

Brown, Shawne, ’08: photography exhibit, LXXI (Fall 2008), 11

Brown, Travis, '49, MA '59--author of Historical First Patents: LIX (spring 1996), 14

Brown, Wesley C.--recognized by Tennessee Governor Ned McWherter as a key figure in the development and implementation of Tennessee's Early Intervention Program for Special Needs Children: LVII (1994), 24;

Advisory Council for the Education of Students with Disabilities: LIX (fall 1996), 27 [p]; Graduate School dean: LXVIII (Summer 2005), 29

Brown Hall: XLIX (March 1985), 4

Browning, Gordon: XXVI (Fall 1961), 12; XXVI (Winter 1962), 8

Browning, Harriet Louisa, 2nd-great-granddaughter of Sidney G. Gilbreath, East Tennessee State Normal School President, 1911-1925: LII (Spring 1988, 16

Browning Hall: XXVIII (Winter 1964), 10; XXX (Summer 1966), 12; XXXVII (Summer 1973), 5; demolished during library construction: LIX (fall 1996), 10 [p]

Broyles, Capt. Alvin K.--killed in Vietnam (April 28, 1965): XXIX (Summer 1965), 5; LVI (Winter 1993), 19

Bruchac, Joseph, founder and editor of The Greenfield Review magazine; LII (Winter 1988), 18

Brumley, Robert H., II, BS '74 - General Counsel of the U. S. Department of Commerce: LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 10; commencement speaker (December 1991): LVI (Spring/Summer 1992), 10

Bruner, Christopher, ’05: earns Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine degree, LXXIII (Fall 2010), 28

Buc Connection--career development network for alumnia and students that began during ETSU's 75th anniversary in 1986: LV (Fall 1991), 5

Buc Taters--new potato chip product introduced by Terry's Snack Foods of Bristol, Virginia in 1989 to benefit ETSU athletic scholarship program: LIII (Spring/Summer 1989), 21

Buc-A-Month Club--new club organized to help provide athletic scholarships: LIII (Winter 1989), 19

Buc-O-Mo Club: XXVII (Fall 1962), 5, 12; XXVIII (Summer 1964), 18; XXIX (Fall 1964), 6; XXX (Fall 1965), 9; XXX (Winter 1965), 8

Buccaneer: XLIX (Fall 1985, 27

Buccaneer Athletes Society: LVIII (Spring 1995), 16

Buccaneer Athletic Scholarship Association (see also: Pirate Club): LXX (Fall 2007), 19; LXXI (Spring 2008), 12; LXXII (Fall 2009), 21

Buccaneer Battalion--Association of the United States Army Chapter formed in 1952: LVI (Winter 1993), 19

Buccaneer Hall of Fame: LVIII (Spring 1995), 16

Buccaneer Legends Weekend (12-14 April 1996): LIX (spring 1996), 18

Buccaneer Sports Network: LXVI (Fall 2003), 21; LXVIII (Fall 2005), 19; LXIX (Fall 2006), 21

Buchanan, Marcy, ’98: LXVII (Spring 2004), 10

Buchanan, Tom: alumnus appears on Survivor television program: LXV (Fall 2002), 9

Buchnan, Cathy: XLV (March 1981), 11

Buckley, Ryan, ’09: LXXII (Fall 2009), 8

Buckner, Ben: LXIII (Spring 2000), 12

BucSports Medicine Complex: LXI (Spring 1998), 6

Budget and Finance, Office of: XLVI (December 1981), 2

Building program: XXI (Spring 1957); XXVIII (Winter 1964), 10; XXXII (Fall 1967), 13; XXXIV (Fall 1969), 29; LXI (Spring 1998), 4-6; LXVIII (Summer 2005), 16-17

Buildings, Name of: XL (Summer 1976), 5

Buller, Becky, '01: bluegrass fiddler: LXIV (Spring 2001), 6; releases first album, LXVII (Fall 2004), 30; wins IBMA award, LXX (Spring 2007), 13; LXXII (Fall 2009), 11

Bullington, John--chairman of the Johnson City Regional Planning Commission: LVIII (Spring 1995), 5

Bunch, Dewayne, ’85: LXVIII (Spring 2005), 28

Bundrant, Brooke: ETSU junior attempts national community service summit: LXIV (Spring 2001), 13

Bundy, Connie, '70--creator of Decorator Helper products: LIX (Spring 1996), 4 [p]

Burchett, Al, '68: alumni award of honor, LXIV(Fall 2001), 4

Bureau of Business and Economic Research - completed study detailing ETSU's economic impact on Tri-Cities Metropolitan Statistical Area: LII (Summer/Fall 1988), inside cover

Burchett, Bonnie: named housing director, LXVII (Spring 2004), 15

Burke, Brent--First to receive BA in Bluegrass, Old Time and Country Music Studies: LXXV (Spring 2012), 3

Burks, Shannon H.: LVII (1994), 16

Burleson, Berney, Jr., ’36: retired ETSU librarian dies, LXIX (Spring 2006), 25

Burleson, Christine: XXXII (Fall 1967), 14; XXXIV (Fall 1969), 29; XXXIV (Summer 1970), 32

Burleson, D. S.: X (Summer 1946); XII (Fall 1947); XXI (Fall 1956); XL (Spring 1976), 2

Burleson, Gene, '64, MA '72--chief executive officer of GranCare Inc.: LVIII (Fall 1995), 12; outstanding alumnus (1997): LX (Fall 1997), 4; inducted into College of Business and Technology Hall of Fame, LXVII (Spring 2004), 6

Burleson, J. Allen, ‘79: takes mission trip to Africa, LXXIII (Fall 2010), 12

Burleson, Reno, '43: award of honor: LXIII (Fall 2000), 4

Burleson, Thomas J.: named honorary alumnus, LXX (Fall 2007), 7

Burnham, Taylor: honors student studies in Mongolia, LXXI (Spring 2008), 10

Burns, Wilma Rebecca: XXXV (Summer 1971), 17

Burrow, Troy E.: Distinguished Retiree of College of Public Health, LXXV (Fall 2012), 8

Burt, J. L.: XLII (Fall 1977), 6; XLII (Winter 1978), 11

Burton, Jarrod: sets shot put records, LXX (Spring 2007), 17; wins A-Sun honor, LXXII (Spring 2008), 12

Burton, Dr. Thomas G.: XXX (Spring 1966), 16; XXXIX (Fall 1974), 8; XLII (Winter 1978), 11; XLVII (December 1982), 2; XLVIII (December 1984), 7; XLIX (Summer 1985), 13; established Appalachian-Scottish studies program at ETSU: LIV (Winter/Spring 1990), 13-14; director of Appalachian-Scottish Studies program at ETSU: LVI (Spring/Summer 1992), 7

Busfield, Timothy, television actor: XLIV (March 1985), 2; LI (Spring 1987), 6; LII (Winter 1988), 9

Bush, George: XLIX (Summer 1985), 13; XLIX (Fall 1985), 9

Bush, Willie B., Jr., '73--

National Alumni Association treasurer (1995-96): LVIII (Fall 1995), 17; elected to ETSU Athletics Hall of Fame: LX (spring 1997), 19 [p]

Business, College of: XXVIII (Spring 1964), 10; XXX (Summer 1966), 13; XXXVIII (Spring 1974), 7; XL (Spring 1976), 6; XLV (September/October 1981), 3; XLIX (March 1985), 3; undergraduate and graduate programs accredited by the American Assembly of Collegiate Schools of Business: LI (Summer 1987), 2-3; new scholarship endowments: LX (spring 1997), 15; reaccredited: LXIV (Spring 2001), 11; receives $10,000 grant: LXV (Fall 2002), 13; Hall of Fame: LXVI (Spring 2003), 11; LXX (Spring 2007), 12

Business and Economic Research, Bureau of: XLI (Summer 1977), 7

Business and Technology, College of: formed, (Fall 2003), 15 Hall of Fame: LXVII (Spring 2004), 6; LXVIII (Spring 2005), 6; LXIX (Spring 2006),8; LXXI (Spring 2008), 14; LXXII (Spring 2008),13; LXXIV (Spring 2011), 16-17; named one of best business schools: LXVIII (Spring 2005), 12 LXXIII (Spring 2010), 20; named in Princeton Review, LXXIII (Spring 2010), 9; accreditation: LXXIV (Spring 2011), 10

Business and Technology Excellence in Business Award, LXVII (Spring 2004), 6; Center for Physical Activity named in his honor, LXIX (Fall 2006), 8; LXXII (Fall 2009), 18; Expansion of Basler Center for Physical Activity, LXXV (Fall 2012), 8

Business department: V (Spring 1940); V (Summer 1940); XIX (Winter 1955); XXIII (Fall 1958); XXVIII (Fall 1963), 5; XXVII (Winter 1963), 4, 11; XXXIII (Winter 1969), 20; XXXIV (Winter 1970), 18; XXXV (Summer 1971), 31; XXXVI (Summer 1972), 14; XXXVII (Summer 1973), 5; XXXVIII (Fall 1973), 11; XLII (Winter 1978), 11

Butterfield, Mondel Ely: I (Fall 1935); VI (Winter 1941); XXXVII (Fall 1972), 31

Byar, T. Madison: XXIX (Winter 1965), 13; XXXIII (Spring 1969), 9; XLII (Fall 1977), 6

Byrd, Christian: manager of zMax Dragway, LXXII (Fall 2009), 14

Byrd, Claudia H.: named honorary alumnus, LXIX (Fall 2006), 6

Byrd, Jeff, president, Bristol Motor Speedway: named honorary alumnus, LXIX (Fall 2006), 6

Byrd, Dr. Montess, EdD '76, 1983 recipient of Linda Gardner Award: XLVII (September 1983), 15

Byrne, Charles P., ’81, Award of Honor, LXXV (Fall 2012), 2

Byrne, Michelle--assistant women's track and field coach: LVIII (Spring 1995), 15

Byrne, Shane: baseball athlete drafted, LXIX (Fall 2006), 12

C. Hodge Mathes Memorial Fund: XVI (Spring 1952); XVI (Summer 1952); XVII (Winter 1953)

Cable, Tim--television announcer: LXI (Spring 1998), 7

Cade, Denne: XLIII (March 1979), 9; XLVIII (March 1984), 11

Calendine, Dr. Chris, ’97: LXVII (Spring 2004), 5; LXVIII (Summer 2005), 10

Calhoun, Larry D.: named founding dean of the College of Pharmacy, LXVIII (Fall 2005), 30

Calicutt, Steven: baseball athlete drafted, LXIX (Fall 2006), 12

Calloway, Jonathan, ’11—2011 first prize winner of the Elie Wiesel Prize in Ethics Essay Contest: LXXV (Spring 2012), 7

Calvin, Melvin: XLVII (June 1983), 3

Campbell, Andrea Beth--ETSU graduate designed and established the GIS/Image Processing Lab for the university: LVII (1994), 7

Campbell, Brandon Keith, ’05: completes New York City marathon, LXXIII (Spring 2010), 27

Campbell, Jack E., ’60, ‘61: XLV (September/October 1981), 12; distinguished alumnus in higher education award, LXVII (Fall 2004), 5; retires as president of Walters State Community College, LXVIII (Fall 2005), 12

Campbell, Jamey, ’86: vice president of Precept Ministries, LXVI (Spring 2003), 21

Campbell, Jennifer: XLIII (October 1979), 15

Campbell, John G.: inducted into College of Business and Technology Hall of Fame, LXX (Spring 2007), 12

Campbell, Joyce, '64: award of honor: LXIII (Fall 2000), 4

Campbell, Ken, '66--new baseball coach at ETSU: LIV (Winter/Spring 1990), 17; ETSU baseball coach: LVI (Winter 1993), 8; winningest ETSU baseball coach: LXII (Spring 1999), 16

Campbell, Marion: XLVIII (September 1984), 5

Campbell, Max--named director of university development: LX (Fall 1997), 26

Campbell, Roy T., Jr.: named honorary alumnus, LXXI (Fall 2008), 4

Campbell, Sherry: Distinguished President’s Trust member, LXXII (Spring 2008), 21

Campaign for ETSU Tomorrow: wins award of excellence: LXIV (Spring 2001), 16

Campus (aerial view): LXVIII (Summer 2005), 3 and 16

Campus lighting system: LVIII (Spring 1995), 5

Campus map: XXV (Fall 1960), 8-9; XXVII (Winter 1963), 12; XXX (Spring 1966), 14-15

Campus Security department: XLII (Fall 1977), 5; XLII (Winter 1978), 10; XLV (March 1981), 3; XLVII (December 1982), 4

Campus Sports Queen: XXXI (Summer 1967), 24

Canada, Shelley Stanton: daughter of President Stanton graduates, LXX (Spring 2007), 3

Cancer research: LXI (Spring 1998), 15

Cannon, Stewart: L (Spring 1986), 6

Canterbury House: XXVIII (Summer 1964), 12

Cantrell, Dr. Peggy J.--appointed interim dean of the school of graduate studies: LVIII (Fall 1995), 27Cantwell, Betsy, ’03: triplet receives degree, LXVII (Spring 2004), 10

Cantwell, Ellen, ’03: triplet receives degree, LXVII (Spring 2004), 10

Cantwell, Katie, ’03: triplet receives degree, LXVII (Spring 2004), 10

Canty-Elliott, Siclinda, MBA '84: LXIII (Fall 2000), 34Capital campaign: LXIX (Spring 2006), 4-7

Capp, Al: XXXIV (Fall 1969), 25

Capps, Olin F.: XXXIII (Summer 1969), 10

Capshaw, Bill: XLV (June 1981), 20

Captain, Bill: XXXIII (Winter 1969), 16

Captain's Club: XLIX (Fall 1985), 26

Cardin, Richard W.: XLI (Spring, 1977), 1

Cardiovascular Research Institute--approved by Tennessee Board of Regents: LIX (Spring 1996), 9; LX (spring 1997), 12

Cardoza, Randy, '67--Georgia commissioner of industry, trade, and tourism: LIX (fall 1996), 7-8 [p]

Cardwell, Marjorie Nelle, MA '64--superintendent of Greene Valley Development Center: LI (Spring 1987), 7; retired as Assistant Commissioner of Mental Health and Mental Retardation: Souvenir Ed. (1994), 15;

Commissioner of the Tennessee Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation: LVIII (Spring 1995), 6

Career Development office-- XLV (December 1980), 5; XLV (September/October 1981), 2; XLVI (June 1982), 11; XLVII (December 1982), 14; XLVII (June 1983), 18;received national recognition from Council for Advancement and Support of Education, Washington, D.C. (1991): LV (fall 1991), 5; expanded services by offering two new computerized resources: Souvenir Ed. (1994), 10; on World Wide Web: LIX (spring 1996), 9

Career Fair--sponsored by ETSU and 19 area colleges: LIX (spring 1996), 9

Carey, Jacqueline Elliott, ’92, ’94: LXVII (Spring 2004), 11

Carey, Kevin, ’92: LXVII (Spring 2004), 11

Cargas, Dr. Harry James--leading Holocaust scholar delivered sixth address of the Erna P. Kaldegg Memorial Lectureship (1990): LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 15

Cargill, Drury H.: XXV (Winter 1961)

Carillon: LXVIII (Summer 2005), 30

Carl A. Jones Symposium: LVI (Spring/Summer 1992), 4

Carlisle, Jack M.: XLII (Fall 1977), 14; XLIII (March 1979), 13

Carlisle Crawford Memorial Fund: XXXVI (Fall 1971), 13; SEE ALSO: Robert G. and Carlisle Crawford Memorial Fund

Carlyle, Bill: LXIII (Fall 2000), 31

Carmichael, Benjamin: XLII (Fall, 1977), 4

Carmichel, Jim: XLV (March 1981), 6; XLVII (June 1983), 14

Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching: ranks ETSU as a doctoral/research university intensive school: LXIII (Fall 2000), 7

Caron, Robert--member of national faculty of Hazardous Waste Management Institute: LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 16

Carpenter, Clayton: XXIX (Winter 1965), 13; XLVIII (December 1983), 21

Carpenter, Clayton, Dr.--1995 Honorary Alumnus Award: LVIII (Fall 1995), 17

Carpenter, Clifton: XXXV (Spring 1971), 5; XXXVII (Winter 1973), 10; XLIX (Fall 1985), 13

Carpenter, Don: L (Winter 1986), 3

Carpenter, Phil, ’73: NASCAR purchasing agent: LXV (Fall 2002), 22

Carpenter, Dr. Thomas: LI (Winter 1987), 27

Carrier, Chris, ’83: NASCAR mechanic: LXV (Fall 2002), 20

Carrier, Edith Johnson (Mrs. Ronald E.), '56: James Madison University names its arboretum in her honor LXII (Spring 1999); Carrier Student Government Leadership Award established, LXVI (Spring 2003), 28

Carrier, J. W. “Bill”: donates scholarship, LXVII (Spring 2004), 16

Carrier, Lois A., ’71, ’76: appointed to Business Advisory Council, joins law firm, LXVI (Fall 2003), 26; receives Award of Honor, LXXIII (Fall 2010), 5

Carrier, Michael J., '73, '83: LXII (Fall 1999), 22

Carrier, Pearl: donates scholarship, LXVII (Spring 2004), 16

Carrier, Ronald E., ‘55: XXXVI (Winter 1972), 20; XL (Spring 1976), 1; XLI (Spring 1977), 11; member of Commission on the Future of ETSU: LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 3; distinguished alumnus in higher education: LXII (Fall 1999), 6; alumni wall of honor, LXVI (Spring 2003), 8;

Carrier Student Government Leadership Award established, LXVI (Spring 2003), 28; business college hall of fame member, LXXII (Spring 2008), 13; honored by Virginia Sports Hall of Fame, LXXIII (Spring 2010), 10; Committee for 125, LXXV (Fall 2012), 8

Carrier Student Government Leadership Award: see Ronald E. and Edith Johnson Carrier Student Government Leadership Award

Carillon: see Bell Tower

Carroll, Christopher: ETSU Student Government Association vice president, LXXI (Fall 2008), 12; named Gilder Lehrman history scholar, LXXI (Fall 2008), 31

Carroll, Eugene J., Jr., deputy director of Center for Defense, debater, ETSU public forum, April 6, 1987: LI (Summer 1987), 15

Carroll, Jim--manager of the Mid-Atlantic Field Service Office of INFAX: LIV (Winter/Spring 1990), 8

Carroll H. Long Chair of Surgical Research: LVI (Spring/Summer 1992), 5; Chair of Excellence in Surgical Research: LVI (Fall 1992), 8

Carroll Reece Museum: SEE: Reece Museum

Carson House: V (Fall, 1939)

Carson, Jo: XLV (September/October 1981), 7; LXV (Fall 2002), 4

Carson, Theresa Keefauver, ’74: LXXII (Fall 2009), 14

Carson, Thomas C.: XXVI (Summer 1962), 8; XXVIII (Summer 1964), 11

Carson, Thomas, Jr.: XXXI (Spring 1967), 12

Carter, Casey, ’94, ‘06: athletic trainer for Tennessee Titans football team, LXXII (Fall 2009), 13; LXXV (Fall 2012), 31

Carter, Chris N., ’00: assistant director, Virginia Space Grant Consortium, LXIX (Spring 2006), 21

Carter, Dave--host and producer of "Studio One," live music broadcast on WETS-FM: LVII (1994), 11

Carter, Donald R.--retiring Pirate Club director: LX (spring 1997), 19; alumni award of honor: LX (Fall 1997), 4

Carter, Jeff, ’05: LXXII (Fall 2009), 8

Carter, President Jimmy--lecture at ETSU, October 13, 1988: LIII (Winter 1989), 8-9; honors Livengoods, LXVI (Spring 2003), 10

Carter, Nancy K., ’62, ‘90: LXII (Fall 1999), 24; named national outstanding director of the year by American School Food Service Association: LXV (Fall 2002),7

Carter, Pat, '66: elected to Athletic Hall of Fame: LXIII (Fall 2000), 27

Carter, Stacy, ’95: new Science Hill High School football coach, LXXIII (Fall 2010), 17

Carter Hall: XV (Winter 1951); XXX (Fall 1965), 13; XXX (Summer 1966), 20

Cathey, John: elected to Athletic Hall of Fame, LXIX (Spring 2006), 18

Cartoza, Mike, '85--played Izzy, mascot of the Centennial Olympic Games in Atlanta: LIX (fall 1996), 8 [p]; LXXII (Fall 2009), 14

Caruthers, Eugene P.: XLIV (March 1980), 22

Cary, Susan E.--received first Christa McAuliffe Scholarship awarded in Tennessee: LIII (Winter 1989), 17

CASE Circle of Excellence Award--LX (Fall 1997), 16

Casey, Bill (Football player - All-American Candidates): XXXIV (Summer 1970, 11

Cashwell, Richard B. - member of Commission on the Future of ETSU: LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 3

Cassell, Ollan: XXIX (Fall 1964), 12; XXIX (Winter 1965), 15; XLIII (June-July 1979), 16; XLIV (December 1979), 15

Cassity, Maj. Gen. (Ret.) J. Edward, '56--Commanding General of Marine Corps Base at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina: LI (fall 1987), 3-4 [p]; member, Commission on the future of ETSU: LII (summer/fall 1988), 3 [p]; LIV (winter/spring 1990), 20 [p]; 1990 Outstanding Alumnus Award: LV (spring/summer 1991), 13 [p]; alumni association president-elect (1991): LV (fall 1991), 4; president of ETSU National Alumni Association (1992-93): LVI (fall 1992), 7 [p]; former Commanding General, Marine Corps Logistics Base, Albany, Ga.: LVI (winter 1993), 19; Souvenir Ed. (1994), 15 [p]; Remembrances of President Burgin E. Dossett: Souvenir Ed. (1994), 7

Castelaz, Dr. Michael--physics faculty member who participates in Southeastern Association for Research in Astronomy (SARA): LVIII (Fall 1995), 6

Castle, Darrell, ’71: attorney, LXXII (Fall 2009), 13

Castle, Larry: XXXIV (Summer 1970), 14

Cates, Judge William N., '64--associate chief administrative law judge, National Labor Relations Board, Atlanta, Ga.: LIII (Winter 1989), 5; LIV (Winter/Spring 1990), 20; LVI (Winter 1993), 19

Catherman, Woodrow--ETSU received $250,000 from his estate in 1990-91: LV (Fall 1991), 6

Cathey, John: XXXIV (Fall 1969), 17; Sports Information Director (1969-94): LVII (1994), 22

Cathey, Robin: XLVIII (December 1984), 12

Caton, Dr. Benjamin--professor of Music: LXXIV (Fall 2011), 13

Catron, Mark: L (Spring 1986), 9

Cavan, Mike--named 15th head football coach at ETSU on December 23, 1991: LVI (Spring/Summer 1992), 3; ETSU football coach: LVI (Winter 1993), 8; ETSU football coach: LVIII (Spring 1995), 16; Southern Conference Coach-of-the-Year (1996): LX (spring 1997), 16 [p]

Cavanaugh, Carey: ETSU women’s athlete of the year: LXV (Fall 2002), 26

Cawood, Gary: XLVI (December 1981), 22

CBS: XXX (Winter 1966), 15; XXXV (Summer 1971), 10

Cecile Cox Quillen Chair of Medicine in Geriatrics and Gerontology: LVI (Fall 1992), 8

"Celebration of Pride": honors campus giving: LXI (Fall 1998), 17

Centennial: LXXIII (Fall 2010), 11; LXXIV (Spring 2011), 26-27 logo, LXXIII (Fall 2010), 11 proclamation, LXXIV (Spring 2011), 3

Centennial Hall (dormitory): opens, LXXII (Fall 2009), 10

Center for Adult Programs and Services (CAPS): LII (Spring 1988), 14

Center for Appalachian Studies and Services-- received performance Par Excellence Award from Tennessee Higher Education Commission: LI (Spring 1987), 10; Dr. Jean Haskell Speer named new director: Souvenir Ed. (1994), 8; Advisory Council established: LVIII (Spring 1995), 4; celebrated 10th anniversary in 1994: LVIII (Spring 1995), 3-4; established a monthly Appalachian Colloquium: LVIII (Spring 1995), 4; named one of the top five Centers of Excellence in Tennessee in 1986: LVIII (Spring 1995), 3;redesignated an Accomplished Center of Excellence in 1987: LVIII (Spring 1995), 3; Encyclopedia of Appalachia project: LIX (fall 1996), 9;co-produces Smithsonian Folklife Festival, (Fall 2003), 15

Center for Early Childhood Learning and Development, new infant/toddler program: LI (Fall 1987), 19; hosting 2nd Fulbright Scholar-in- residence: LII (Spring 1988), 16; LVII (1994), 24

Center for Geriatrics and Gerontology, received $6000 contribution from National Healthcorp, L. P.: LI (Summer 1987), 14

Center for Physical Activity: LXI (Spring 1998), 6; LXIII (Spring 2000), 11; LXVIII (Summer 2005), 11

Center for Social Science and Evaluation Research--approved by Tennessee Board of Regents: LIX (spring 1996), 9

Century Club: XXXV (Fall 1970), 29; XXXV (Spring 1971), 17; XXXVI (Summer 1972), 16; XXXVII (Summer 1973), 16; XXXVIII (Summer 1974), 10; XXXIX Summer 1975), 6; XLI (Winter 1977), 11; XLIX (Fall 1985), 17

Chadwick, Alan: XXXVIII (Winter 1974), 9

Chairs of Excellence: LVIII (Spring 1995), 18

Challenge 2000, charter members; LVIII (Spring 1995), 19; $2 million endowment to be established: LVIII (Spring 1995), 19; list of new members: LVIII (Fall 1995), 11; LXI (Spring 1998), 15; LXII (Spring 1999), 14; LXIII (Spring 2000), 16; LXIV (Spring 2001), 16; LXV (Fall 2002), 16

Chambers, Cynthia: director of Turning Pages Together Book Club, LXXIV (Spring 2011), 8

Chambers, Rear Admiral Richard K., '56: LIV (Winter/Spring 1990), 20

Chambers, Richard K.--Deputy Commander, Naval Reserve Force and Commander, Naval Air Reserve Force, New Orleans, La.: LVI (Winter 1983), 19

Champney, W. Scott: receives Distinguished Faculty Award for Research: LXIII (Fall 2000), 7

Chandley, Dr. Michelle: LXXIV (Fall 2011), 16

Chaney, Hulet M., ’66: inducted into Tennessee Insurance Hall of Fame, LXVIII (Fall 2005), 25

Chang, Patrick, '79, founder of Lucky Computer Company: LII (Winter 1988), 2, 3

Chang, Pat, MA '79--founder of Lucky Computer Co., Richardson, Texas: LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 7-8

Chapman, Dorothy Quaye: XLII (Fall 1977), 4

Chapman, Ethan Allen: XXVII (Fall 1962), 11 P

Chapman, Shirley: XXXIII (Summer 1969), 9; XXXVI (Winter 1972), 5; XXXVIII (Fall 1973), 6; XLI (Summer 1977), 8; XLVI (September 1982), 3

Chapman, Dr. Shirley, political science professor elected mayor of Johnson City, Tennessee: LI (Summer 1987), 9

Chapman-Reed, Quaye: organizes ETSU cheerleader reunion, LXXIII (Spring 2010), 11

Charles C. Sherrod Scholarship: XXXI (Spring 1967), 5; XXXIV (Spring 1970), 8

Charles Edward Allen Distinguished Lectureship in Medicine, third annual, September 1987: LI (Fall 1987), 19

Charlton, Dr. C. H., '82, MEd '84, member of Commission on the Future of ETSU: LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 3; director of court appointed special advocate program at ETSU: LIII (Winter 1989), 17

Chase, Richard--storyteller: XLVIII (December 1983), 5

Che, Youming, Chinese student at ETSU: LI (Fall 1987), 7

Cheek, Vance W., Jr., '87: LXII (Fall 1999), 11; given distinguished leadership award of the National Association of Community Leadership and Sprint: LXIII (Fall 2000), 6

Cheerleaders: XXIX (Summer 1965), 15; XXXI (Fall 1966), 22; XXXIII (Fall 1968), 24; XXXIV (Fall 1969), 24; XXXVI (Fall 1971, 19; reunion, LXXIII (Spring 2010), 11 Chemistry, Department of: V (Fall 1939); XVIII (Spring 1954); XXVIII (Winter 1964), 7; XXVIII (Spring 1964), 19; XXIX (Winter 1965), 13; XXXIV (Fall 1969), 29; XXXIV (Winter 1970), 10; XXXV (Winter 1971), 31; XXXVI (Fall 1971), 10, 12; XXXVI (Summer 1972), 18; XXXVII (Fall 1972), 13; XXXIX (Spring 1975), 6, 23; XL (Winter 1976), 4; XLI (Winter 1977), 3; XLIII (October 1979), 3; XLIX (March 1985), 7

Chen, Weixing: receives Distinguished Faculty Award in Research,LXVI (Fall 2003), 13

Cherokee Immersion Project: LXIV (Fall 2001), 12

Cherry, Byron: XLVI (September 1982), 15

Chesney, Kenny, '90--salaried songwriter for Acuff-Rose Publishing Company in Nashville: Souvenir Ed. (1994), 14; alumnus of the ETSU Bluegrass Band: LVIII (Spring 1995), 4; country music artist: LX (Spring 1997), 8; LXIV (Spring 2001), 4-5; LXVI (Spring 2003), 6 tops music charts: LXV (Fall 2002), 9; named to Foundation board: LXV (Fall 2002), 15; wins Academy of Country Music awards, LXVI (Fall 2003), 11; LXVII (Fall 2004), 30; 2004 Country Music Association Entertainer of the Year, LXVIII (Spring 2005), 4; LXX (Spring 2007), 13; named Academy of Country Music Entertainer of the Year, LXIX (Fall 2006), 13; honored for 13 #1 singles, LXX (Fall 2007), 13; receives Country Music Association (CMA) awards, LXXI (Fall 2008), 10

Chief Operating Officer: LXVIII (Spring 2005), 11

Chikos, Robert “Bob”, ’96: named top humorous speaker by Toastmasters, LXXIII (Spring 2010), 11

Chilcote, Thomas: XXXVIII (Winter 1974), 7

Child care center--opens: LX (Fall 1997), 13

Child Study Center: XLI (Summer 1977), 9

Child Study Center--received reaccreditation for three years by National Academy of Early Childhood Programs (1993): Souvenir Ed. (1994), 12Named infant’toddler model site: LXV (Fall 2002), 13

Childhood cancer treatment--cooperative agreement established between James H. Quillen College of Medicine and St. Jude Children's Hospital in Memphis: LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 15

Children's International Art Exhibition--B. Carroll Reece Museum, March 1989: LIII (Spring/Summer 1989), 20

Childress, Dimeco: ETSU men’s athlete of the year: LXV (Fall 2002), 26

Chiles-Shelburne, Sally, new publications editor, alumni and university relations office: LI (Spring 1987), 11

Chilton, Tom, ‘61: XXV (Winter 1961), 8; XLIV (December 1979), 15; LXXI (Spring 2008), 4

Chin, Mel: Wayne G. Basler Chair of Excellence, LXVIII (Spring 2005), 11

Chinese health officials visit ETSU: LXXI (Fall 2008), 8

Choate, Dr. Pat--keynote speaker for International Week '89: LIII (Spring/Summer 1989, 19

Cholesterol study: LXV (Fall 2002), 12

Christensen, David, ETSU golfer: LXII (Spring 1999), 16; LXII (Fall 1999), 18

Church, Denise, Johnson City police officer: LXI (Fall 1998), 8

CIM (computer-integrated manufacturing) program in higher education--ETSU chosen by IBM as one of 48 participating institutions: LIII (Winter 1989), 2

Cimadevilla, George: L (Winter 1986), 16; ETSU punter signed with Pittsburgh Steelers: LI (Summer 1987), 8

City Management Program: XXXVIII (Fall 1973), 6

Clack, John A.: XXXVIII (Fall 1973), 27

Clark, Charles E.: Distinguished Retiree of College of Public Health, (Fall 2012), 8

Clark, Dr. Charles E., elected president of the Southern Conference: LI (Summer 1987), 15 P

Clark, Craig A., ’99: assistant director of sports medicine at The Citadel, LXIX (Fall 2006), 25

Clark, Eugenia--University of Maryland professor emeritus known worldwide for underwater work on sharks: LVII (1994), 8

Clark, Hester: XLVII (December 1982), 5

Clarke, Kenneth M., '63: award of honor: LXII (Fall 1999), 5

Clarke, Ralph W.,: XXII (Winter 1958); XXXVI (Fall 1971), 9

Clarke, Sharon S., ’86: receives Award of Honor, LXXIII (Fall 2010), 5; Vice President of Global Initiatives at the Xtra Mile Group; LXXV (Spring 2012), 10

Class reunions: class of 1949: LXII (Fall 1999), 11

Claudio, Edward, distinguished New York actor: LI (Spring 1987), 6

Clayton, Buddy J., '94: distinguished alumni in medicine award, LXIV (Fall 2001), 22

Clement, Frank: XXVIII (Summer, 1964), 5

Clement, Frank, Gov., signed bill granting university status to East Tennessee State College, March 5, 1963: LII (Spring 1988), 8

Clement, Jan: XLVII (December 1982), 12

Clement, Lucille Christianson--former Tennessee First Lady visited ETSU campus during fall semester 1991: LVI (Spring/Summer 1992), 7

Clement Hall: XXX (Summer 1966), 12

Clements, C. Christopher: XXXIII (Summer 1969), 14

Clements, George H., Father--speaker during Black History Month (February 1989): LIII (Spring/Summer 1989), 18

Clemmer, Claudius Greer, '34--elected first-term member of ETSU Foundation board of directors: LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 18; Outstanding Alumnus for 1995: LVIII (Fall 1995), 16; college of education named in his honor, LXVII (Fall 2004), 7

Clemmer College of Education and Human Development: see Education, College of

Clemons, Linda J.--new director of Financial Aid office: LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 15

Clendenon, Shelli--Lady Buck track and field team member: LVIII (Spring 1995), 15; named All-American for track and field: LVIII (Fall 1995), 18, 19

Cleavinger, Robin: member, ETSU Bluegrass Band, LXIV (Fall 2001), 23

Clinchfield Railroad: XLV (December 1980), 7

Clinic: XXVIII (Summer 1964), 13; XXX (Winter 1966), 13

Clinical and Rehabilitative Health Sciences, College of: created, LXXI (Spring 2008), 9

Clinical nutrition, master of science degree: LII (Winter 1988), 4

Close, Dr. David M.--associate professor of physics received the 1988 Foundation Research Award: LIII (Winter 1989), 20; published in Journal of Physical Chemistry, LXXI (Fall 2008), 11

Cloyd, Velma: XXXIII (Fall 1968), 16; XXXVI (Summer 1972), 14; XLIV (September 1980), 12

Cloyd, John Charles: XXIX (Fall 1964), 12

Clyde, Jeremy: XXXI (Spring 1967), 7

Cob oven: LXVII (Spring 2004), 14

Cobun, Patricia Ann Carmichael: XLII (Winter 1978), 8

Cobun, Ted: XXXVII (Winter 1973), 10

Coca-Cola/Wendy's Classic, Ridgefields Country Club in Kingsport, October 1987: LII (Winter 1988), 17

Cocke, J. M.: XXXIV (Fall 1969), 29; XXXV (Winter 1971), 8; XXXVII (Winter 1972), 10

Coe, Kenton: composer receives honorary degree, LXX (Fall 2007), 10

Coffey, Dr. Donald S., '57: XLIII (Fall 1978), 5; XLIII (October 1979), 10; XLVII (June 1983), 10; L (Spring 1986), 7 member of Commission on the Future of ETSU: LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 4; named a Joy McCann Scholar, LXIX (Fall 2006), 27

Coffey, Vernon, '72, M.S., '75, Ed.S., '92: appointed Tennessee commissioner of education: LXII (Fall 1999), 9; LXIII (Spring 2000), 9; distinguished alumnus in education: LXIII (Fall 2000), 5

Coffman, Ralph: Distinguished Retiree of College of Public Health, LXXV (Fall 2012), 8

Cogburn, Sylvia: XXXIX (Winter, 1975), 6

Coghlan, Eamon, world's best indoor miler: LI (Spring 1987), 9

Cohen, Dr. Harvey J., lecturer, third annual Charles Edward Allen Distinguished Lectureship in Medicine, September 1987: LI (Fall 1987), 19

Cohn, Bob: XLII (Fall 1977), 4

Cole, Julie: XLIX (Summer 1985), 8

Coleman, Larry: distinguished staff award, LXIV (Fall 2001), 15

Coleman, Ronald: XXXV (Spring, 1971), 10

Coleman, William A., Jr.--new Director of Human Resources: LVII (1994), 25; inducted into ROTC Hall of Fame, LXXIV (Spring 2011), 18

College of Business: offers MBA via television: LXI (Fall 1998), 13

College of Medicine: SEE: James H. Quillen College of Medicine or Quillen-Dishner College of Medicine

College Training Detachment: XII (Spring, 1948)

Collier, Tiffany: named Miss Kingsport 2004, (Fall 2003), 15; See also: Love, Tiffany Collier

Collins, David D.--succeeded David L. Kite as new comptroller at ETSU: LIII (Spring/Summer 1989), 16; named Associated Vice President for Business and Finance: LVIII (Spring 1995), 23; named vice president for business and finance, LXVI (Spring 2003), 14

Collins, Erin Elizabeth: named Roan Scholar, LXVI (Spring 2003), 13

Collins, Mark, ’97: assistant football coach at Elon, LXVIII (Fall 2005), 23

Collins, Martha D.--new Dean of the College of Education: Souvenir Ed. (1994), 9; LVIII (Spring 1995), 4; returns to classroom teaching, LXVI (Fall 2003), 14

Collins, Sean McNeil: Roan Scholar, LXXI (Spring 2008), 14

Commencement, spring 1989: LIII (Spring/Summer 1989), 10-11; fall 1992: Souvenir Ed. (1994), 15

Commencement: spring 2003: LXVI (Fall 2003), 8; fall 2003, LXVII (Spring 2004), 10

Commission on the Future of East Tennessee State University: LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 2-7; LIV (Winter/Spring 1990), 2, 10

Committee of 1000: XLVIII (December 1983), inside cover; XLIX (December 1984), 16; XLIX (Fall 1985), 17; L (Spring 1986), 14; L (Summer 1986), 18; LI (Spring 1987), 9; LVIII (Spring 1995), 19; 900th membership: LIV (Winter/Spring 1990), 17; met $1 million goal for its scholarship endowment in FY 1993-94: LVII (1994), 17

Committee on Alternative Scheduling for University School: LVIII (Spring 1995), 4

Communication department: XLVI (March 1982), 2, 5; XLVII (September 1983), 4; XLVIII (December 1984), 7; XLIX (March 1985), 7; XLIX (Summer 1985), 13; accredited by Accrediting Council on Education in Journalism and Mass Communications: LIV (Winter/Spring 1990), 17

Communicative Disorders department: XLIV (September 1980), 2; XLVI (June 1982), 17; signs agreement with Polish institution, LXVIII (Spring 2005), 12

Community Care Wellness Center: joint ETSU/Washington County schools project opens: LXIV (Spring 2001), 12

Community of Promise: LXIII (Spring 2000), 13

Community Partnership Program (College of Medicine): LXVIII (Summer 2005), 10

Commuting Student Service Center: XLVII (March, 1983), 4

Computer Center: XXXV (Fall 1970), 9; XXXVI (Fall 1971), 7

Computer conference at ETSU: LI (Fall 1987), 16

Computer Department: XLVI (December 1981), 5

Computer graphics: LVII (1994), 6-7

Computer Laboratory: XLVI (December 1981), 6;new location on first level of D. P. Culp University Center: LVIII (Spring 1995), 5

Computer Science department--undergraduate program accredited by the Computer Science Accreditation Commission of the Computing Science Accreditation Board: LVIII (Spring 1995), 3

Computer Service office: XXXV (Fall 1970), 8; XLVIII (June 1984), 12

"Concrete Canoe" competition (Gold Hill, N.C.): LIX (fall 1996), 10 [p]

Congress for International Students: LXI (Spring 1998), 13

Conerly, Dr. Steve: LXVI (Spring 2003), 29; named honorary alumnus, LXVI (Fall 2003), 6; elected ETSU Foundation treasurer (Fall 2003), 17; LXXII (Fall 2009), 18; inducted into College of Business and Technology Hall of Fame, LXXIII (Spring 2010), 20

Coney, Ran: XLIII (June/July 1979), 5

Conn, George M., Jr.: XXXIII (Summer 1969), 14

Construction Management Association Club: LIX (fall 1996), 10

Construction projects: LXIX (Spring 2006), 5-7

Conte, Andrea: Tennessee first lady visits campus, LXIX (Spring 2006), 12

Continuing Education Center: LXI (Spring 1998), 6

Continuing Education, College of: XXXVII (Spring 1973), 7; XXXVII (Summer 1973), 5

Continuing Education, School of: XXXVIII (Fall 1973), 10; XLII (Fall 1977), 4; XLVII (December 1982), 6

Continuing Education program: XXXIV (Spring 1970), 3; XXXV (Fall 1970), 39; XXXVII (Spring 1973), 7; XLII (Fall 1977), 4

Continuing Studies--new school established at ETSU: LIII (Winter 1989), 11; LXXV (Spring 2012), 17

Continuous Improvement program: LXI (Spring 1998), 13

Contracts and Grants, Office of: XLII (Fall 1977), 4; XLIII (October 1979), 3; XLIV (June 1980), 2; XLVII (June 1983), 2; XLIX (Summer 1985), 8

Convocation (graduation): LXXIII (Spring 2010), 24

Cook, Fred--won 400 meters in 1995 Southern Conference Championships: LVIII (Fall 1995), 19

Cook, Lawrence, '57 director of research and development at R. J. Reynolds International: LI (Fall 1987), 11

Cook, Phil, ’89: NASCAR racing team member: LXV (Fall 2002), 22

Cook, William H.: XLI (Spring 1977), 5

Cookbook (ETSU): LXI (Spring 1998), 11; LXIV (Spring 2001), 7 {See also: Home and Away)

Co-Op Program: XXXIX (Fall 1974), 6; XLII (Winter 1978), 6; XLIV (December 1979), 11; XLV (December 1980), 5; XLVII (September 1983), 5

Cooper Annex: XLIV (June 1980), 13

Cooper, Besse Brown, ’17: early graduate turns 113, LXXIII (Spring 2010), 14; LXXIV (Spring 2011),6-7; LXXIV (Fall 2011), 3, 22

Cooper, Gary: LXIII (Fall 2000), 9

Cooper Hall: XI (Fall 1946); XXIV (Summer 1960); XXX (Spring 1966), 7

Cooper, Morton: XLII (Fall 1977), 4

Cooper, Samuel: XXXIV (Winter 1970), 18

Cooter, Mark A., ’85: Air Force colonel, LXXII (Fall 2009), 13

Cope, Quill E.: XX (Summer 1956)

Copeland, Jean: XLVIII (September 1984), 5

Copeland, Rebecca Jean: XLI (Winter 1977), 7

Copeland, T. P.: XLII (Winter 1978), 11; --remembrances of President Burgin E. Dossett: Souvenir Ed. (1994), 7

Corbitt, Dr. Mary, visiting professor of excellence from Louisiana State: LI (Summer 1987), 17

Corn maze (Fender’s Farm): LXX (Fall 2007), 30

Cornett, Stephanie: XLV (December 1980), 10

Cornwell, Phyllis: XXXIV (Spring 1970), 10

Corporation for National Service--contributed funding toward establishment of Northeast Tennessee Consortium for Service Learning: LVIII (Spring 1995), 10

Costa, Maria: international student advisor receives Fulbright grant: LXIV (Spring 2001), 13

Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE)ETSU won six awards in the Council's District III 1989 Communications Awards Competition: LIII (Spring/Summer 1989), 19; bronze award for Individual Alumni Programs and Projects given to ETSU (1991): LV (Fall 1991), 5; grants awards to ETSU, LXIX (Spring 2006), 13

Counts, Scott, ’96, ’08—Director of special projects for East Tennessee State University’s Office of the vice president for health affairs: LXXIV (Fall 2011), 43

Courtney, Guy, '55--fiscal operations officer at the Library of Congress until his death on November 22, 1989: LIV (Winter/Spring 1990), 8

Cowart, Marsha: XLVII (March 1983), 13; XLVII (June 1983), 22 (See also: Barnes, Marsha Cowart)

Cowden, Ronald R.: XL (Fall 1975), 3

Cowell, Joe: XLVII (June 1983), 5

Cox, Cora R.: XL (Summer 1976), 7; XLI (Spring 1977), 1

Cox, Doris Jean Robinson: XLI (Spring 1977, 6; XLVIII (June 1984), 13

Cox, Elizabeth, poet, fiction writer and Duke University teacher: LII (Winter 1988), 18

Cox, Morgan, ’98: College of Business and Technology Hall of Fame inductee, LXVIII (Spring 2005), 6

Cox, R. B.: IV (Spring 1939); X (Summer 1946)

Cox-Barbuck, Shelia, ’95: receives staff award: LXV (Fall 2002), 13

Coy, Seth: LXXII (Fall 2009), 34

Cozad, Denis--part-time staff member, WETS-FM: LVII (1994), 11

Crabtree, Lou, Abingdon, Virginia writer: LII (Winter 1988), 18

Crail, Dale: XLII (Fall 1977), 4

Cramer, Floyd, Honorary Alumnus: LI (Spring 1987), 11

Crane, Ray T.: XXXVII (Fall 1972), 10

Craven, Richard W.: XLIII (October 1979), 11

Crawford, Elizabeth Watkins, ‘69: early African-American student, LXXIV (Spring 2011), 9

Crawford, Leroy, '87, 69-year old ETSU graduate: LI (Summer 1987), 11

Crawford, Robert Gunn: XXXIX (Fall 1974), 10; XXXIX (Spring 1975), 15

Crawford, Thomas Franklin--Who's Who Among America's Teachers for 1994: LVIII (Spring 1995), 23

Creech, Charlene Hash, ’57: attends reunion, LXX (Fall 2007), 13

Cresswell, Arthur: XXXV (Summer 1971), 21

Crime on campus--ETSU has 15th safest campus in U.S.: LIV (Winter/Spring 1990), 17

Criminal Justice department: XLV (December 1980), 14; XLVII (June 1983), 4

Criminal justice, master of arts degree approved: LII (Winter 1988), 17

Crocker, Julian: XXXVII (Summer 1973), 5; XLIX (Summer 1985), 21

Crockett, David--District Attorney, First Judicial Circuit: LVI (Winter 1993), 19

Crofts, Richard A.: XLVIII (December 1984), 10

Cronin, Patrick, actor: holds Wayne G. Basler Chair of Excellence for the Integration of the Arts, LXII (Spring 1999), 15

Crosby, Gene, '56--patent examiner with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office: LIV (Winter/Spring 1990), 3

Cross, Adam--1995 Southern Conference 2nd team (baseball): LVIII (Fall 1995), 19

Cross country: XXXIV (Fall 1969), 21; XXXVII (Fall 1972), 20; XLIII (March 1979), 19; XLVII (December 1982), 21; L (Winter 1986), 16; LVI (Winter 1993), 6-7; LXVIII (Fall 2005), 21; season review: LXIX (Fall 2006), 20

Cross country (men) Buccaneers won 11th Southern Conference title (1990) in the last 13 years: LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 18; Buccaneers finished 8th in 1991 NCAA Cross Country Championships: LVI (Spring/Summer 1992), 11; season summary: LXX (Fall 2007), 22; LXXIII (Fall 2010), 21

Cross country (women): XLV (December 1980), 18; LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 18; Season summary: LXX (Fall 2007), 22

Cross Enrollment Program: XLIV (September 1980), 2

Crouch, Wayland: L (Winter 1986), 5

Crowe, Dewey "Rusty", II, '74-- alumni notable, appointed assistant commissioner for Tennessee Department of Corrections: LI (Summer 1987), 18; assistant commissioner of youth and community service, Tennessee Department of Correction: LII (Spring 1988), 5; LXVIII (Spring 2005), 28

Crowe, Sarah Barron, '78, '82 MS, ' MD--post-doctoral fellow, Vanderbilt University: LII (Spring 1988), 5

Croy, Perrin T.--LX (Fall 1997), 27

Crumley, Michele: FDD Academic Fellow, LXXV (Fall 2012), 7

Crumley, Brig. Gen. Dennis V., '61-- assistant commandant of the U. S. Army's Armor School and deputy commanding general at Fort Knox, Kentucky: LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 11; LIV (Winter/Spring 1990), 20; one of six general officers commissioned at ETSU: LVI (Winter 1993), 19

Culp, D. P., ETSU's 4th president: XXXII (Winter 1968), 20; XXXII (Spring 1968), 14; XXXIII (Fall 1968), 7; XLI (Fall 1976), 9; XLIX (March 1985), 4; remembered: LXIV (Spring 2001), 10

Culp, Martha Street (Mrs. D. P. Culp): XXXVIII (Fall 1973), 10; LXIII (Spring 2000), 12; honorary alumnus award, LXIV (Fall 2001), 6

Cunningham, Karen Denise: XLVIII (December 1983), 1

Curriculum internationalization: LI (Fall 1987), 5

Curtain, Tommy: XXXVI (Fall 1971), 14

Curtis, James: XLIX (March 1985), 4

Curtis, Lawrence R.--chair, dept. of environmental health: LIX (spring 1996), 27 [p]

Curtiss, Ken: XLVI (June 1982), 9

Curtiss, Pamela S.: XLVI (March 1982), 7; XLVI (June 1982), 16; XLVII (December 1982), 5

Cusack, Neil, '75-- XXXVI (Winter 1972), 12; XXXVII (Fall 1972), 20; XXXVII (Spring 1973), 7; XXXVIII (Spring 1974), 10; XLI (December 1979), 15; ETSU runner won NCAA Cross Country Championship (1972) and Boston Marathon (1974): LVI (Winter 1993), 7, 9; printing executive in Limerick, Ireland: LIX (fall 1996), 21 [p]

Czuchry, Dr. Andrew J.--Chairholder, AFG Industries Chair of Excellence in Business and Technology: LVI (Spring/Summer 1992), 5; LIX (Spring 1996), 3; LX (Fall 1997), 14-15

D. P. Culp University Center: XLI (Fall 1976), 2-7

Dahl, Heidi—track runner wins A-Sun honor, LXXII (Spring 2008), 12

Dalton, Beverly--Lady Buccaneer indoor track team member: LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 18

Daniel, Anna: named Roan Scholar, LXVII (Spring 2004), 17

Daniels, Bryan, '95, '97: executive with Blount County, Tenn., industrial development board, LXIV (Fall 2001), 32; Business Horizon Award: LXXV (Spring 2012), 5

Daniel, Thomas N.: XXXVIII (Fall 1972), 22; XLV (December 1980, 23

Daniels, George H., '59--author of American Science in the Age of Jackson: LVIII (Spring 1995), 10

Daniels, Sylvia: XLIV (December 1979), 12

Darlene, Robin: XLVIII (December 1983), 1

Darling, Robert W.: XXV (Winter 1961), 7

Darnell, Debbie: XL (Summer 1976), 5

Darnell, Denny F., ’75: media relations for R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co.: LXV (Fall 2002), 22

Darter, Jeff: XLIX (March 1985), 8

Daughters of Canaan: A Saga of Southern Women: LVIII (Spring 1995), 8

Davenport, Earnest W., Jr.--Eastman executive: LXI (Spring 1998), 12

Davenport, Jill, '80 --special projects supervisor with Holston Valley Hospital and Medical Center: LIII (Spring/Summer 1989), 12

David E. Walker Indoor Track--indoor track at Mini-Dome named for track and cross country head coach Dave Walker: LVIII (Spring 1995), 15

Davidson, Evelyne, MD '87--one of two black female primary-care physicians in Knox County, Tenn.: LIX (spring 1996), 13 [p]; LX (Fall 1997), 7

Davies, Rhys, ‘07: golfer ranked 3rd in nation, LXVIII (Fall 2005), 19; LXIX (Fall 2006), 18-19; ranked 1st in nation, LXX (Spring 2007), 17; qualifies for U. S. Open, LXX (Fall 2007), 20; named to Golfweek list, LXXII (Spring 2008), 7; success of European golf tour, LXXII (Fall 2009), 29; wins first European Tour golf victory, LXXIII (Spring 2010), 19

Davis, Burleigh: XLIX (Summer 1985), 21

Davis, Curtis, '56--patent examiner with the U. S. Patent and Trademark Office: LIV (Winter/Spring 1990), 3

Davis, David, ’79: LXVIII (Spring 2005), 28; elected to U. S. Congress, LXX (Spring 2007), 6

Davis, Hugh T.: XXXVI (Winter 1972), 6

Davis, James Taylor: XXXIV (Fall 1969), 30; XXXVII (Summer 1973), 12; XXXIX (Fall 1974), 2

Davis, Joe, '41--mayor of Huntsville, Alabama, 1968-88: LIII (Spring/Summer 1989), 15

Davis, Kelly (Mrs. Ken): LXXII (Fall 2009), 15

Davis, Ken, ’98: serves as DSS special agent, LXXII (Fall 2009), 15

Davis, Dr. Mack P.,: XXIII (Fall 1958); XXXIV (Spring 1970), 1; XXXVI (Summer 1972), 6; XLV (September/October 1981), 4;president of ETSU Retirees Association (ETSURA): LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 15; Honorary Alumnus (1991): LV (Fall 1991), 4; remembrances of President Burgin E. Dossett: Souvenir Ed. (1994), 6-7

Davis, Pam--new women's tennis coach: LVIII (Fall 1995), 27

Davis, Ronnie E., '65, Tennessee state representative: LII (Spring 1988), 6

Davoren, Patrick--Buccaneer cross country team member named to All-Southern Conference team (1991): LVI (Spring/Summer 1992), 11

Dawson, Donald: XXXIX (Spring 1975), 23

Day, Robert Owen: XXXIII (Winter 1969), 19-20; XXXVII (Winter 1973), 10

Day, Ronnie--edited South Pacific Diary, 1942-1943: LIX (fall 1996), 27 [p]

Deaf Program: XXXIII (Summer 1969), 13; XXXV (Spring 1971), 16

Deakins, Tommy: scholarship endowment established: LXIII (Spring 2000), 16

Dean, Harvey,: XXXVI (Spring 1972), 11; XXXVII (Fall 1972), 6

Dean, Richard: XLIX (March 1985), 15

DeAngelis, Anita—named first director of Mary B. Martin School of the Arts, LXXII (Spring 2008), 2

DeAngulo, Juan: named to Chicago dance board, LXXII (Fall 2009), 12

Deans (of colleges): LXVIII (Summer 2005), 28-29

Deavenport, Earnest W., Jr.: honorary alumnus and commencement speaker: LXII

(Fall 1999), 6

Debate team: XXVIII (Spring 1964); XXX (Springs 1966), 22; XXXII (Spring 1968), 8; XXXIII (Spring 1969), 8

DeBoe, F. C., Mrs: LVII (1994), 21

Deborah Jean Brightly Memorial Art Scholarship: XXXVI (Summer 1972), 18

DeCarlo, M. Steven, ’80: inducted into college of business hall of fame, LXXI (Spring 2008), 14

DeCastro, Troy, selected to 1986 Southern Conference All-Academic team: LI (Spring 1987), 10

DeChellis, Ed--men's basketball coach: LIX (spring 1996), 18 [p]; LIX (Fall 1996), 19; LXIV (Spring 2001), 24; resigns: LXVI (Spring 2003), 5

Decker, Janet: Distinguished Retiree of College of Public Health, LXXV (Fall 2012), 8

DeFeo, Stephanie: named first softball coach: LXIII (Spring 2000), 17

DeFriece, Frank: receives honorary alumnus award: LXIII (Fall 2000), 5

DeFriece, Nancy: receives honorary alumnus award: LXIII (Fall 2000), 5; del Mar Carter, Maria, ‘76: named distinguished alumnus in education, LXIX (Fall 2006), 6

Deleat, Charles F. "Chuck": XLIII (October 1979), 12

Delta Xi chapter of Delta Sigma Pi: business fraternity honored: LXIV (Spring 2001), 12

DeLucia, Anthony: ETSU professor becomes president-elect, American Lung Association, LXIV (Fall 2001), 11

Dennis, Greg: Southern Conference Freshman of the Year (basketball, 1987-88): LII (Spring 1988), 15; Buccaneer basketball player named to All- Southern Conference team: LIII (Spring/Summer 1989), 2-5; Buccaneer basketball player: LIV (Winter/Spring 1990), 11; all-time scoring leader in men's basketball with 2,204 points: LVI (Spring/Summer 1992), 6; LVI (Winter 1993), 6; Athletics Hall of Fame inductee, LXVIII (Spring 2005), 18

Densitometer, dual photon body, Quillen-Dishner College of Medicine: LI (Spring 1987), 8

Dent, Mike: XLV (June 1981), 18

Dental care for low-income families: LXIV (Fall 2001), 15

Dental Hygiene Clinic Department: XXXVI (Fall 1971), 2, 4; XLVI (June 1972), 18

Dental Hygiene Program: XXXV (Summer, 1971), 17; LXVI (Fall 2003), 9; class of 1974 reunites, LXXII (Fall 2009), 14

Dental School: feasibility committee appointed, LXXIV (Spring 2011), 9

Denton, Jimmy: LXI (Spring 1998), 7

Depew, Dick, ’69: LXXI (Spring 2008), 24

Depew, Dr. Rex Denwil--honored by establishment of Depew Scholarship: LVIII (Fall 1995), 11

Depew, Sara Margaret--established scholarship honoring the memory of her late husband, Dr. Rex Denwil Depew: LVIII (Fall 1995), 11

Depew Scholarship--established in honor of Dr. Rex Denwil Depew: LVIII (Fall 1995), 11

Derby, Bill: newspaper publisher, LXXII (Fall 2009), 12

Derby, Judy: newspaper publisher, LXXII (Fall 2009), 12

Derosier, Arthur H., Jr.,: XXXII (Fall 1967), 5; XXXIV (Winter 1970), 5; XXXV (Fall 1970), 6; XXXVI (Fall 1971), 6; XXXVI (Spring 1972), 10; XXXVI (Summer 1972), 6; XXXVII (Winter 1973), 2; XL (Spring 1976), 5; XLI (Winter 1977), 1; XLI (Spring 1977), 2; XLII (Spring 1978), 5; XLVI (March 1982), 4; dies, LXXI (Spring 2008), 28

Derrick, Gene: Sports Hall of Fame, LXI (Spring 1998), 16

Derryberry, Everett: XXXI (Summer 1967), 8

Devault, Mary A., ’28: obituary, LXIX (Spring 2006), 25

Development Office: XLI (Summer 1977), 6; XLIII (Fall 1978), 12; XLIII (March 1979), 9; XLV (June 1981), 17; XLV (September/October 1981), 5; XLVII (September 1983), 10

DeVinney, Betty: elected to College of Business Hall of Fame, LXVI (Spring 2003), 11; named honorary alumna, LXVI (Fall 2003), 6

Dial, Vincent, '85: featured in NEA Today magazine, LXII (Spring 1999), 10

Dibble, Chris--member of championship Buccaneer golf team: LIII (Spring/Summer 1989), 6-7

Dickerson, Mary V.: XXXIV (Winter 1970), 12

Dickey, James: XLVIII (June 1984), 7

Diehl, J. Richard, Jr., '73--three scholarships established in his memory: LIX (spring 1996), 15

Diehl, Janette “Janey” Campbell, '50--Outstanding Alumna (1996): LIX (fall 1996), 12 [p]; alumni wall of honor, LXVI (Spring 2003), 8; receives Foundation “Margin of Excellence Award,” LXVIII (Spring 2005), 15;named to College of Business & Technology Hall of Fame: LXIX (Spring 2006), 8; wins Chancellor’s Award for Excellence in Philanthropy, LXXI (Spring 2008), 15

Dietz, Barbara J.: 1998 Honorary Alumna: LXI (Fall 1998), 7

DiGregorio, Ruth Ellis: business college hall of fame member, LXXII (Spring 2008), 13

Dillon, Corky, '80, MD '93--Air Force pilot and physician: LX (Spring 1997), 6

Dills, Tim, '84, '87: named chapter advisor of the year, LXIV (Fall 2001), 35

Dining Hall (original building): XXX (Fall 1965), 14

Discrete random structures study: LXV (Fall 2002), 13

Dishner, Harold, ’74: Excellence in Business Award, LXXIV (Spring 2011), 16

Dishner, Nancy: named director of Roan Scholars program: LXII (Fall 1999), 11; alumni wall of honor, LXVI (Spring 2003), 9

Dishner, Paul F.: XLII (Winter 1978), 2; XLIV (September 1980), 5

Distinguished Faculty Awards-- 1987: LI (Fall 1987), 17; 1989: LIV (Winter/Spring 1990), 18; 1992: LVI (Fall 1992), 19; 1996: LX (Spring 1997), 27 1997: LXI (Spring 1998), 12 2001: LXIV (Fall 2001), 11 2002: LXV (Fall 2002), 11 2003: LXVI (Fall 2003), 13

Distinguished President's Trust Dinner and Awards (1995): LIX (spring 1996), 15 [p]; LXII (Spring 1999), 14; LXIV (Spring 2001), 22-23; LXIX (Spring 2006), 15-17; LXX (Spring 2007), 18-20, 25; LXXI (Spring 2008), 16-17; LXXII (Spring 2008), 16-17; LXXIII (Spring 2010), 15-17; LXXIV (Spring 2011), 20-21, 24

Distinguished President's Trust Society: LVIII (Spring 1995), 18

Distinguished Staff Awards, 1987: LI (Fall 1987), 13; LXIV (Fall 2001), 15 2003 Awards: LXVI (Fall 2003), 13

Dixon, Stephen R., ’95: LXVII (Spring 2004), 10; given Business Horizon Award, LXIX (Spring 2006), 8

Do, Nam Ky, '86: distinguished alumni in medicine award, LXIV (Fall 2001), 22

Dobbs, Ray, '85: writes country music handbook: LXIV (Spring 2001), 6

Dobson, Jennifer, ’04: named Alaska environmental health professional of the year, LXXI (Spring 2008), 7

Doctoral Education: XXXV (Summer 1971), 15; XXXVI (Fall 1971), 5

Dodson, Melvin G.: XLIX (Summer 1985), 12

Dolder, Fred, '67--work with Olympics in Atlanta: LIX (fall 1996), 6-7 [p]

Dole, Bob--Presidential candidate visited ETSU: LX (spring 1997), 10 [p]

Donahue, Phil (visited campus on September 2, 1981): XLV (Fall 1981)

Donation History, 1981-91: LV (Fall 1991), 6

Dong, Ren Wei, visiting Chinese educator: LII (Winter 1988), 16

Donnelly, Jonathon, ’93: freelance videographer: LXV (Fall 2002), 22

Donnelly, Keith, ‘67: writes mystery novel, LXXI (Fall 2008), 13; publishes second novel, LXXII (Fall 2009), 16; publishes third novel, LXXIV (Spring 2011), 18

Donor recognition walls: LVIII (Spring 1995), 18

Donovan, James A.,: XLII (Summer 1978), 7; XLII (Fall 1978), 10

Doran, Linda D.--associate vice president for academic affairs & dean of special programs: LX (spring 1997), 27

Dormitories: new construction, LXVIII (Summer 2005), 26-27

Dortch, Chris, '78--associate editor and business manager of the Blue Ribbon College Basketball Yearbook: LVIII (Spring 1995), 10 publishes book: LXVI (Spring 2003), 7

Doss, Miranda, ‘12: receives National Pallas Athene Award, LXXV (Fall 2012), 13

Dossett, Burgin E., Dr.: XIV (Fall 1949); XXI (Fall 1956); XXIII (Fall 1958); XXIII (Spring 1959); XXIV (Summer 1960); XXXII (Winter 1968), 15-19; XXXIX (Winter 1975), 2; XLV (June 1981), 2; XLVII (March 1983), 14; XLIX (March 1985), 4; 90th birthday, February 2, 1987: LI (Spring 1987), 11; President Emeritus, 91st birthday, February 2, 1988: LII (Spring 1988), 18; ETSU's 3rd President died March 13, 1993): Souvenir Ed. (1994), 6-8

Dossett, Burgin E., Jr.: XLV (September/October 1981), 12; Sports Hall of Fame, LXI (Spring 1998), 16

Dossett, Hunter Leigh: XXXIX (Winter 1975), 6

Dossett, Martha Gaskill, Mrs.--wife of ETSU President Emeritus Dr. Burgin E. Dossett, Sr., died in 1988: LIII (Winter 1989), 23

Dossett, Nell Jennings: XXXVII (Spring 1973), 27

Dossett, Raynella Large: XLIII (October 1979), 11

Dossett Hall: XXX (Summer 1966), 22; XXXI (Winter 1967), 32

Doubler, Georgia Blanchard, ’67: paintings exhibited, LXXII (Spring 2008), 6

Doughty, Dick: XLVIII (March 1984), 9

Dougherty, Janine: XL (Summer 1976), 5

Douglas, Billie Jean: XXXII (Summer 1968), 23

Douglas, Harold W.: XXXII (Winter 1968), 7

Douglas, Herschel L., Dr.: XLV (September-October 1981), 4; XLVIII (December 1983), 4; Quillen-Dishner College of Medicine: LI (Spring 1987), 4-5; resigned as dean of Quillen-Dishner College of Medicine: LII (Spring 1988), 20

Douglas, Pauline L., ’84, ’87: named to Department of Energy post, LXX (Fall 2007), 13

Douglas, Stephen: baseball athlete drafted, LXIX (Fall 2006), 12

Douglas, Wayne M.: XXXVII (Fall 1972), 2

Dove, George N., Dr.,: XXIV (Spring 1960); XX (Winter 1961), 7; XXVIII (Fall 1963), 4; XXXV (Winter 1971), 1; XLIII (June/July 1979), 8; board member of ETSU Retires Association (ETSURA): LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 15; emeritus dean of arts and sciences elected president of the Popular Culture Association: LIII (Spring/Summer 1989), 17; writes books: LX (Fall 1997), 27

Dowd, Barry: XLVI (June 1982), 20; XLVI (September 1982), 12; XLVII (June 1983), 21

Downes, Andrew: receives student-faculty collaborative grant: LXIV (Spring 2001), 13

Downtown Clinic: LXVIII (Spring 2005), 11

Doyle, Mildred E.: XXXII (Winter 1968), 6

Dr. Howell and Alice Sherrod Surgery Resident Research Fund: LVIII (Fall 1995), 11

Dressel, Joan C.: honorary alumni award, LXVII (Fall 2004), 6

Drinkard-Hawkshawe, Dorothy, Dr.--new chair of history department: LIV (Winter/Spring 1990), 16

Drinnon, Steven D. "Doug"--3rd Harry S. Truman Scholarship recipient in ETSU's history: LVI (Fall 1992), 23

Driver, Michaela: receives Poweel Faculty fellowship, LXVIII (Fall 2005), 15

Dropout prevention program funded--LX (Fall 1997), 13

Drumm, Don: LI (Winter 1987), 17

Duckworth, Lee, selected to 1986 Southern Conference All-academic team: LI (Spring 1987), 10

Dudley, Reese--named to All-Southern Conference Freshman basketball team (1992): LVI (Spring/Summer 1992), 6

Dugan, Josh: Cherokee Immersion Project, LXIV (Fall 2001), 12

Dugger, James D., 1Lt.--killed in Vietnam (October 16, 1972): LVI (Winter 1993), 19

Dugger, Maggie: XXXVII (Summer 1973), 5

Dugger, Margaret: XLIII (June/July 1979), 21

Dugger, Wanda Blevins, '56, MA '67: LVIII (Spring 1995), 22

Dulaney, Brian: LVIII (Fall 1995), 7

Dun, Nae--named chair and professor of pharmacology: LX (Fall 1997), 26; distinguished faculty award in research, LXIV (Fall 2001), 11

Duncan, Betty L.: Distinguished Retiree of College of Public Health, LXXV (Fall 2012), 8

Duncan, David, Dr., visiting professor of excellence from Tennessee Wesleyan: LI (Summer 1987), 17

Duncan, John: XLIV (March 1980), 11

Duncan, Joy Wheeler: XLIII (June/July 1979), 7

Duncan, Patty, ’74, —“Ellen’s Eye”: LXXV (Spring 2012), 10

Dunham, Bill - member of ETSU Bluegrass Band: LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 9

Dunn, Edward Wesley, Dr.--former professor in department of communication died December 21, 1990: LV (Fall 1991), 11

Dunn, Dr. Julie: leads blood substitute study, LXVIII (Spring 2005), 8

Dunn, Winfield: XXXV (Summer 1971), 1

Dupree, Adora--volunteer producer, WETS-FM: LVII (1994), 11

Dutton, Barry Dwayne, ’98: owns domain name etsufans.com, 12

Dwyer, Edward J.: named Tennessee Reading Association distinguished professor, LXVIII (Spring 2005), 12

Dyer, Allen, Dr.--appointed Chair of Department of Psychiatry in James H. Quillen College of Medicine: LVI (Fall 1992), 23

Dyer, Wayne: XLVIII (December 1984), 10

Dykeman, Wilma--XLVIII (March 1984), 9, [p]; commencement speaker (May 1992): LVI (Fall 1992), 19, [p]; Presidential Distinguished Lecturer (1996): LIX (spring 1996), 8

Dykes, Archie R., '52, '56: XXX (Spring 1966), 5; XXXV (Fall 1970), 2; XXXVII (Spring 1973), 19; chairman, PepsiAmericas, Inc., LXIV (Fall 2001), 10; named 2002 distinguished alumnus in higher education: LXV (Fall 2002), 6; alumni wall of honor, LXVI (Spring 2003), 8

Dykes, Greg: L (Winter, 1986), 2

Dykes, Jimmy: XLIII (Fall 1978), 19

Dykes, Ron, ’75, ’82: named Washington County, Tenn., school superintendent, LXXI (Spring 2008), 6

Dzvonik, Mike: XXXII (Summer 1968), 23

E. T. Action Line: XXXV (Winter 1971), 12

Eaglin, Carolyn, J. D.--featured speaker during Black History Month (February 1991): LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 16

Earnest, Ada Hornsby: III (Fall 1937); XX (Fall 1955); XXI (Fall 1956); XXVIII (Winter 1964), 22; XLIII (March 1979), 2; XLVI (March 1982), 23

Earnest, Arthur T.: XXVII (Spring 1963), 9

Eason, Martin: receives Virginia Commonwealth University teaching award, LXX (Spring 2007), 11

East Tennessean (student newspaper): earns honor: LXIV (Spring 2001), 12

"East Tennessee" - album released by ETSU Bluegrass Band: LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 9

East Tennessee State University, History: LXII (Fall 1999), 14-17

East Tennessee State University--A University's Story, 1911-1980: LV (Fall 1991), 3; LVI (Fall 1992), 21

East Tennessee State University/University of Tennessee at Kingsport--new name for Kingsport University Center: LVII (1994), 24

Eastman Center for Nutrition Research-- dedicated in November 1990 at James H. Quillen College of Medicine: LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 10; LIX (spring 1996), 10-11

Eastman Chemical Company--XXXIV (winter 1970), 10; XXXVI (fall 1971), 12; employs 700 ETSU graduates: LIX (spring 1996), 10; donates patents to ETSU, LXVI (Spring 2003), 14

Eastman Chemical Company Distinguished Chair of Business Leadership: LXV (Fall 2002), 16; LXVI (Spring 2003), 18

Eastman Credit Union: provides faculty fellowship, (Fall 2003), 16; partners with Gray Fossil Site, LXIX (Spring 2006), 11

Eastman Invitational: XLV (March 1981), 14; XLVI (December 1981), 18; XLVI (March 1982), 18; XLVII (December 1982), 20; XLVII (March 1983), 10; XLVIII (March 1984), 13; XLVIII (December 1984), 20; XLIX (March 1985), 12

Eastman Kodak: XXXVII (Fall 1972), 13; XXXIX (Fall 1974), 9

Eastman Kodak Company's Educational Aid Program for 1988 - $10,000 grant to ETSU: LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 15

Eastridge, Karen: XLVI (September 1982), 13

Eblen, Abby, ETSU student appointed to State Board of Regents: LI (Summer 1987), 16

Ecological Caregiving for Home Outcomes (Project ECHO): LIII (Winter 1989), 19

Economic impact of ETSU--ETSU contributed over $128.5 million in business volume within the local economy during 1987-88 fiscal year: LIV (Winter/Spring 1990), 19

Economic Summit showcases regional synergy: LXI (Fall 1998), 21

Economics department: XXX (Spring 1966), 5; XXXV (Summer 1971), 31; XLI (Winter 1977), 3; XLII (Fall 1977), 2; XLII (Winter 1978), 11

Ecuador: health exchange trip, LXX (Spring 2007), 9

Edna Harrison Family Scholarship Endowment: LXIV (Fall 2001), 28

Education Building: XXXIII (Fall 1968), 40; XXXIV (Summer 1970), 5

Education, College of--XXX (Summer 1966), 15; XXXIV (Spring 1970), 9; XLV (March 1981), 5; XLV (June 1981), 11; XLVI (March 1982), 7; XLIX (March 1985), 1; denied reaccreditation by National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education (October 1992): LVI (Winter 1993), 16; attempt to regain accreditation by National Council for the Accreditation of Teacher Education in 1995: LVIII (Spring 1995), 4; reaccredited by NCATE: LIX (fall 1996), 9; LXIV (Fall 2001), 14; change in deanship, (Fall 2003), 15; new online degree program developed, (Fall 2003), 15;

Eastman Credit Union provides faculty fellowship, (Fall 2003), 16; Renamed Clemmer College of Education and Human Development, LXVII (Fall 2004), 7; Hal Knight named dean, LXVII (Fall 2004), 10; Science education grant, (Fall 2004), 11; Centennial, LXXIV (Spring 2011),4-5

Education, Department of: X (Spring 1946); XXII (Winter 1958); XXIII (Fall 1958); XXVI (Spring 1962), 9; XXVII (Spring 1963), 7; XXVIII (Fall 1963), 5; XXIX (Winter 1965), 13; XXX (Spring 1966), 5; XXXIII (Spring 1969), 9; XXXV (Summer 1971), 21; XXXVI (Fall 1971), 5, 9; XXXVI (Summer 1972), 10; XXXVII (Winter 1973), 10; XXXVII (Summer 1973), 13; XXXVIII (Spring 1974), 3; XXXIX (Summer 1975), 2; XLII (Fall 1977), 6; XLII (Winter 1978), 11

Education Clinic: XI (Fall 1946)

Educational Specialist Program: XXXVIII (Spring 1974), 3

Edward N. Backus Memorial Fund: XXXVI (Fall 1971), 13

Edwards, Arby, ’62: inducted into college of business hall of fame, LXXI (Spring 2008), 14

Edwards, Bob: NPR host speaks at WETS anniversary, LXVII (Spring 2004), 13

Edwards, Charles: XLV (March 1981), 5

Edwards, Guy, M/SGT: XXX (Winter 1966), 21

Edwards, Joellen B.--Associate Professor and Chair of the Department of Family/Community Nursing: LVI (Fall 1992), 6; appointed Dean of the College of Nursing: LVII (1994), 5; dean of the college of nursing & interim vice president for health affairs: LX (Spring 1997), 10, 27; named to national advisory committee on rural health: LXV (Fall 2002), 12; Inducted in to American Academy of Nursing (AAN), LXXV (Spring 2012), 2; Eggers, Isaac "Ike", '27: LIV (Winter/Spring 1990), 14-15;

Eggers, Lenoir Weeks, '27: LIV (Winter/Spring 1990), 14-15

Eisenhower, Emily Kate: named Roan Scholar, LXXII (Spring 2008), 14

Ejlali, Majid: XXXV (Fall 1970), 39

Elbers, Mike, ’00—works with Katz Americas: LXXV (Spring 2012), 23

Elder, Dr. Robert: receives alumni achievement award: LXIII (Fall 2000), 6

Elderhotel Program: XLV (September/October 1981), 10

Eldridge, Daniel, ’85: inducted into College of Business and Technology Hall of Fame, LXX (Spring 2007), 12

Eliassen, Reuben H.: XXVI (Fall 1961), 14; XXVI (Spring 1962), 9; XXXI (Fall 1966), 15; XLIV (December 1979), 22

Elizabeth Slocumb Memorial Fund: XXXVI (Fall 1971), 13

Elizabethton Rotary Club: hosts golf fund-raiser: LXIV (Spring 2001), 17

Elkins, Larry--new associate dean and assistant vice president for finance and administration, Quillen-Dishner College of Medicine: LIII (Winter 1989), 20

Elkins, Martha Sue Schild: XLVI (March 1982), 8; XLVI (June 1982), 12

Ella V. Ross Music Scholarship Endowment: LV (Fall 1991), 6

Eller, Ben F.: XLII (Winter 1978), 11

Eller, Oliver Eugene, Dr., Jr.,: LI (Spring 1987), 8

Ellery, John B.: XXVIII (Summer 1964), 15

Ellington, Buford: XXXIII (Fall 1968), 5

Ellington Hall: XXV (Summer 1961), 15; XXX (Summer 1966), 12

Elliott, Lizanne--family nurse practitioner with Quillen-Dishner College of Medicine's Johnson City Family Medicine Associates: LIII (Spring/Summer 1989), 8

Ellis, Doug, ’82: LXXIII (Spring 2010), 19

Ellis, James--$193,000 from his estate to be used to benefit Kingsport University Center Library: LV (Fall 1991), 6

Ellis, Jimmy: XLVIII (December 1984), 17

Ellis, Julie Erin: named Roan Scholar, LXX (Spring 2007), 5

Ellis, Richard F. "Dick": XXXI (Summer 1967), 27; XXXVII (Winter 1973), 9; director of WETS-FM died February 7, 1993: Souvenir Ed. (1994), 13

Ellis, Shirley, '65, MA '70--1993 Tennessee High School Principal of the Year: Souvenir Ed. (1994), 16

Elmer, Glaister A.: retired professor dies, LXIX (Spring 2006), 25

Ely, Adam, ’02: digital animator, LXX (Spring 2007), 14

Emeritus faculty named: LXXII (Fall 2009), 9

Emison, Tony, M.D., '84--alumni service award in medicine: LX (Fall 1997), 7

Emmel, Dan: XLVII (December 1982), 14; XLVII (June 1983), 18

Employee giving at ETSU; LVIII (Spring 1995), 17

Encyclopedia of Appalachia: LIX (fall 1996), 9

Endowed Scholarships--those with a minimum of $50,000 in endowments: LVIII (Spring 1995), 18

Endowments: LVIII (Spring 1995), 17; LXIX (Spring 2006), 13

England, Amber, ’99: runs marathon, LXXI (Fall 2008), 10

Engle, Amy--named to All-Southern Conference basketball squad: LVIII (Spring 1995), 14 [p]; Southern Conference basketball player of the year: LIX (spring 1996), 19 [p]; inducted into Athletic Hall of Fame, LXX (Spring 2007), 15

English, Rodney: LVI (Winter 1993), 6; joins UT-Chattanooga coaching staff, LXIX (Fall 2006), 26

English and Language Building: XXIV (Summer 1960); XXV (Fall 1960), 5; XXV (Winter 1969), 6, 9

English department: X (Summer 1946); XVIII (Spring 1954); XXV (Summer 1961), 11; XXVI (Fall 1961); XXVI (Winter 1962), 6, 10; XXVII (Fall 1962), 7; XXVIII (Fall 1963), 4; XXVIII (Summer 1964), 15; XXX (Spring 1966), 16; XXXII (Winter 1968), 7; XXXII (Summer 1968), 11; XXXIII (Winter 1969), 9; XXXV (Fall 1970), 7; XXXV (Winter 1971), 7; XXXV (Spring 1971), 5; XXXV (Summer 1971), 15; XXXVI (Fall 1971), 9; XXXVI (Winter 1972), 7; XXXVI (Spring 1972), 20; XXXVII (Fall 1972), 1, 14, 31; XXXVII (Winter 1973), 10; XXXVII (Summer 1973), 5; XXXIX (Fall 1974), 8; XXXIX (Spring 1975), 6; XL (Fall 1975), 4, 5; XLI (Spring 1977), 22; XLII (Winter 1978), 11; XLIII (June 1979), 21; XLVII (December 1982), 3; XLVIII (September 1984), 5; XLVIII (December 1984), 7; XLIX (March 1985), 7; XLIX (Summer 1985), 13; sponsored teachers institute on children's fantasy literature, summer 1988: LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 14; becoming sport literature center: LVI (Winter 1993), 9

Enrollment, Fall 1987, largest in ten years: LI (Fall 1987), 17; LII (Winter 1988), 15; predictions: LII (Winter 1988), 15; topped the 11,000 mark for fall semester 1988: LIII (Winter 1989), 20; reached record level of 11, 570 during fall semester 1989: LIV (Winter/Spring 1990), 19; statistics for fall semester 1990: LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 15; surpassed the 12,000 mark for the first time in history (fall 1991): LV (Fall 1991), 4; topped 12,000 mark for 2nd time in ETSU's history (Fall 1992): LVI (Fall 1992), 20; Fall 2003 enrollment is 11,877, LXVI (Fall 2003), 13; Spring 2004 enrollment is 11,105, LXVII (Spring 2004), 15; enrollment tops 12,500 for first time, LXIX (Fall 2006), 10; Spring enrollment sets record: LXX (Spring 2007), 9; Fall enrollment sets record: LXXII (Fall 2009), 9; Enrollment tops 15,000 for the first time, LXXIII (Fall 2010), 22; Spring 2011: sets record, LXXIV (Spring 2011), 9; Fall 2011 15,536, LXXV (Spring 2012), 2; Fall 2012 15,404, LXXV (Fall 2012), 6

Ensemble, Men's: performs at American Choral Directors Association national convention in Chicago, LXII (Spring 1999), 12; LXX (Spring 2007), 28

Environmental and Occupational Health and Safety Sciences, Department of: XXIX (Summer 1965), 12; XXXIII (Spring 1969), 11; XXXIV (Fall 1969), 16; XXXV (Summer 1971), 17, 23; XXXVI (Spring 1972), 22; XXXVI (Summer 1972), 18; XXXVII (Winter 1973), 10; XLI (Fall 1976), 12; XLII (Fall 1977), 7; XLII (Winter 1978), 11; XLV (December 1980), 3; XLVI (June 1982), 19

Environmental and Occupational Health and Safety Sciences Scholarship: XLVII (December 1982), 19

Environmental initiatives: LXXI (Fall 2008), 8

Ephraim, John: XLIII (October 1979), 3; retires: LX (Fall 1997), 27

Epidemiology concentration added to doctor of public health program, LXX (Fall 2007), 9

Epps, Cindy, ’78: named associate dean, School of Nursing, University of West Georgia, LXXII (Spring 2008), 27

Epps, Susan B., ’02: receives national student research award: LXV (Fall 2002), 34

Epps, William D., '75: chaplain honored, LXIV (Fall 2001), 29

Epsilon Pi Tau: XXX (Spring 1966), 11

Equitation: XXXVII (Fall 1972), 3

Erna P. Kaldegg Memorial Lectureship fifth address delivered by The Honorable Colin Stamp: LIII (Winter 1989), 20; 6th address delivered in 1990 by Dr. Harry James Cargas: LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 15

Essin, Emmett M., III: XXXII (Summer 1968), 9; XXXV (Fall 1970), 7: XLI (Fall 1976), 8; XLIII (March 1979), 6; LX (Fall 1997), 26

Esther Elizabeth Whitaker-Carder Memorial Scholarship: LXXII (Spring 2008), 15

ETSU Alumni Association: Received CASE Award, LXXV (Spring 2012), 3

ETSU at Bristol: off-campus center opened July 1995: LVIII (Fall 1995), 7; LIX (fall 1996), 10

ETSU at Greeneville: LXIII (Spring 2000), 16

ETSU Athletics Hall of Fame: LX (spring 1997), 19

ETSU Bluegrass Band - released album entitled "East Tennessee": LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 9; LVIII (Spring 1995), 4; performs at Kennedy Center for the Arts, LXII (Spring 1999), 13; performs in Japan, LXIV (Fall 2001), 23; performs in Brussels for NATO, LXVII (Spring 2004), 12;

tours England and Scotland, LXVIII (Spring 2005), 12; releases new album “Testing Tradition,” LXXV (Fall 2012), 9

ETSU Cancer Center at Johnson City Medical Center: LXII (Fall 1999), 12; LXIV (Fall 2001), 13; affiliated with Vanderbilt, LXVI (Spring 2003), 15

ETSU Choir: performs in Europe: LXI (Fall 1998), 16

ETSU Chorale: LXI (Spring 1998), 11; LXIV (Fall 2001), 23

ETSU College of Business and Technology—“Best 294 Business Schools” in the Nation: LXXV (Spring 2012), 3

ETSU College of Public Health—“Leading voices of Public Health”: LXXV (Spring, 2012, 3

ETSU Commitment: LVIII (Spring 1995), 17

ETSU Floating Granite Sphere: Honored Lois Manahan, Nancy Stanton, and Leslie Parks Pope, LXXIV (Fall 2011), 33

ETSU Foundation: Received CASE Award, LXXV (Spring 2012), 3; LXXV (Spring 2012), 16; elects 1012-13 officers and recognizes new members, LXXV (Fall 2012, 19-20

ETSU Generations of Pride book: LXXIV (Spring 2011), 23

ETSU Music Alumni and Friends (formerly ETSU Friends of Music): LXXII (Spring 2008), 14

ETSU 101 President’s Classroom: receives award, LXXI (Spring 2008), 15

ETSU Physicians and Associates: to build second clinical education building, LXVI (Fall 2003), 12

ETSU Pride Week: LXIII (Spring 2000), 6

ETSU Retirees Association (ETSURA): LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 15

ETSU Student Parking Garage: breaks ground, LXXV (Fall 2012), 9

ETSU Tartan Design: “Sherrod Design,” LXXV (Fall 2012), 6

ETSU Today - fall 1987 issued received American Advertising Federation's Deep South District merit award: LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 17; fall 1987 issue designated honorable mention winner from National School Public Relations Association: LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 17

ETSU/UT at Kingsport--new name for Kingsport University Center: LVII (1994), 24; LIX (fall 1996), 9 [p]

ETSU Wind Ensemble--invited to perform in Dublin, Ireland: LVIII (Spring 1995), 20; compact disc production: LX (spring 1997), 15

Evans, Chad Wayne, ’08: receives Army commission, LXXII (Spring 2008), 9

Evans, Cora Susan, ’81: volunteers for Peace Corps, LXXIII (Fall 2010), 27

Evans, David C., '65: XLI (Winter 1977), 7; Commissioner of the Georgia Department of Corrections, Atlanta, Georgia: LIII (Winter 1989), 5

Evans, Eleanor Roberts: XXXI (Summer 1967), 31

Evening and Summer School, Office of: XLVII (September 1983), 4

Evernden, William: XLIX (March 1985), 7; XLIX (Fall 1985), 13

Everett, Anita Smith, '85: named Inspector General for Virginia Dept. of Mental Health and Mental Retardation facilities, LXII (Spring 1999), 10; distinguished alumnus in medicine award: LXII (Fall 1999), 7; senior medical advisor, U. S. Department of Health and Human Services, LXVII (Fall 2004), 9

Ewalt, Hettie: XXXVI (Summer 1972), 14

Exchange agreements: LXX (Spring 2007), 9; LXXIV (Spring 2011), 11

EXPLORATIONS, "The Research Magazine of East Tennessee State University", inaugural issue, 1987: LI (Fall 1987), 16

F. B. I.: XVI (Fall 1951); XVI (Spring 1952); XXVII (Winter 1963), 10

F. Heisse Johnson Endowment Fund--scholarship fund for Quillen College of Medicine students: Souvenir Ed. (1994), 21

Faculty (1911-12): XXV (Spring 1961), 15

Faculty achievements: LX (spring 1997), 28

Faculty and staff appointments: LIV (Winter/Spring 1990), 20

Faculty Award: XXXI (Winter 1967), 14; XXXII (Summer 1968), 23

Faculty books: LXVIII (Fall 2005), 7

Faculty emeriti: LXXIII (Fall 2010), 22; LXXIV (Fall 2011), 15

Fall Golf Classic: LXII (Spring 1999), 11

Falls, John: XXXVIII (Winter 1974), 4

Falls, John, Jr.: XLIX (Fall 1985), 13

Families First--ETSU helping to administer: LX (spring 1997), 12

Family Day: XLVIII (December 1983), 4; XLVIII (December 1984), 9

Family Medicine Associates: SEE: Johnson City Family Medicine Associates

Family Medicine, Department of—Receives $1.7 million grant to curb substance abuse: LXXV (Spring 2012), 4

Family Practice Center, Johnson City, relocating to campus location in April 1988: LII (Winter 1988), 15

Fannin, Jim, ’71: creator of S.C.O.R.E. thought management system, LXXIII (Spring 2010), 12

Fansler, Pam, ’73: appointed to Board of Regents, LXXI (Spring 2008), 5

Farmer, David, ’90: given Business Horizon Award, LXIX (Spring 2006), 8

Farmer, Michelle--daughter of Buccaneer basketball coal Alan LeForce: LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 4

Farnsworth, Clyde H., Dr., Jr., '60, MA '61: L (Winter, 1986), 8; member of Commission on the Future of ETSU: LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 4; executive director of the Division of Federal Bank Operations for the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System: LIV (Winter/Spring 1990), 7; National Alumni Association vice president (1995-96): LVIII (Fall 1995), 17; alumni wall of honor, LXVI (Spring 2003), 8

Farrington, Jeff--named football defensive coordinator: LX (Fall 1997), 26

Faulds, Scott--Buccaneer cross country runner: LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 18

Febuary Hill: XXXII (Winter 1968), 16-17

Federal Job Information Computer system: Souvenir Ed. (1994), 10

Federal Law Enforcement Training Center: XLV (June 1981), 15

Felker, Lon S., Dr. - new director of master of city management program at ETSU: LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 16; director of master of public management program: LVIII (Fall 1995), 10

Fellowship: XVII (Fall 1952); XXV (Winter 1961), 7; XXV (Summer 1961), 7; XXXV (Winter 1971), 17; XLIII (Fall 1978), 21

Fender’s Farm corn maze: LXX (Fall 2007), 30

Fendt, Paul, Dr., appointed director of continuing education: LI (Fall 1987), 16; dean of the new school of Continuing Studies at ETSU: LIII (Winter 1989), 11

Fenimore, Aaron--ETSU football player saved three people from drowning in the Nolichucky River: LVIII (Fall 1995), 20

Ferguson, Carol: Excellence in Business Award, LXXIV (Spring 2011), 16

Ferguson, Dwight B., Jr.: named to College of Business & Technology Hall of

Fame: LXIX (Spring 2006), 8

Ferguson, Harold: XLVIII (September 1984), 5

Ferguson, J. Brian: named to College of Business & Technology Hall of Fame: LXIX (Spring 2006), 8; named an Honorary Alumnus, LXXII (Fall 2009), 6

Ferrell, David, ’85: law enforcement director, U. S. Forest Service, LXXII (Fall 2009), 12

Ferrell, Earl: XLVIII (September 1984), 11; former ETSU football player and professional football player for St. Louis Cardinals: LI (Summer 1987), 16

Ferrigan, Mary Jo--Lady Buc track and field team member: LVIII (Spring 1995), 15

Fessenbecker, Patrick: ETSU honors student, LXIV (Fall 2001), 13

Fickes, Angie--Lady Buc All-Southern Conference Tournament squad member: LX (spring 1997), 18 [p]

Field, Frank: XIII (Summer 1949); XIV (Fall 1949); XVIII (Spring 1954)

Fielden, Scott, ’82: writer of police stories, LXXIII (Spring 2010), 12

Fields, Jerald, ’04: playing basketball in Spain, LXVII (Fall 2004), 24

Fields, Jonathon: Student Government Association vice president: LXIII (Fall 2000), 12

Fields, Krystal: named Kauffman Fellow, LXVI (Spring 2003), 15

Fillers, Donald J., Capt.--killed in Vietnam (May 27 or 28 1965): XXIV (Summer 1965), 5; LVI (Winter 1993), 19

Finance and Marketing Department: XLIV (June 1980), 10

Financial Aid: XXXIX (Winter 1975), 3

Finchum, George A.: XXXIV (Spring 1970), 4; XXXVI (Summer 1972), 22; XXXVII (Winter 1973), 10

Fincher, John A.: XXXV (Winter 1971), 6

Fine, Stacy Nichole, ’98: assistant marketing director for Barter Theatre, LXVI (Spring 2003), 23

Fine Arts building: proposed, LXVIII (Summer 2005), 12

Fine Arts Department: XXVI (Winter 1962), 14

Finney, Dr. Joni E.: practice professor, University of Pennsylvania
Graduate School of Education, Philadelphia; Committee for 125, LXXV (Fall 2012), 8

Finucane, Mark: XLVIII (June 1984), 20; Sports Hall of Fame, LXI (Spring 1998), 16

Firmat, Gustavo Perez--Basler chairholder (1997): LIX (fall 1996), 26

First American National Bank, donated PDP 11-70 computer to ETSU: LII (Winter 1988), 3

First - Athletic trophy: XLIII (Fall 1978), 17

First-Bachelor's Degree (ETSC 1926): XXV (Summer 1961), 4

First-Baseball All-American: XXXII (Summer 1968), 27

First-Black Artists to be represented in the permanent collection at the Carroll Reece Museum: XLV (June 1981), 20

First-Black to receive a degree from ETSU: XLIV (March 1980), 22

First-Closed Circuit Educational T.V. Program: XXV (Summer 1961), 10

First-Doctoral Degrees in ETSU (Conferred): XXXVI (Summer 1972), 5

First-Faculty (1911-12); XXV (Spring 1961), 15

First-Family (President Beller's): XLV (March 1981), 6

First-Family Day: XLVIII (December 1983), 4

First-Female graduate at ETSU to become a Dentist: XLVI (December 1981), 12

First-Field Team: I (Summer 1936)

First-Physcial Therapy graduating class: LXI (Spring 1998), 10

First-President: XXV (Winter 1961), 12

First-President's Home: XXXVII (Summer 1973), 8

First-Professional Bike Race: XLV (Fall 1981)

First-ROTC graduate to head the department: XLVI (March 1982), 3

First-Student in 1911: XXVI (Fall 1961), 13

First-Track Team: I (Summer 1936)

First-Woman CPA: XXXII (Winter 1968), 30

First-Woman ROTC: XXXVI (Fall 1971), 11

First-Women ROTC Graduates: XXXVIII (Winter 1974), 7

Fisher, James: XLVIII (December 1984), 2

Fisher, Jenet: XLIX (March 1985), 4

Fisher, Leroy: XXXVI (Fall 1971), 25; XXXVII (Summer 1973), 22

Fisher, William J.: XXXVIII (Fall 1973), 11; Honorary Alumnus, LXXV (Fall 2012), 3

Fishman, Jeffrey (Jeff) D.: President of Tennessee Press Association, LXXIV (Fall 2011), 19

Fishman, R. Jack: honorary alumnus award, LXIV (Fall 2001), 6

Fit Kids/Fit Seniors--sponsored by ETSU and The Paty Co.: LIX (spring 1996), 9

"FIT KIDS" program for elementary school children: LII (Winter 1988), 16

Fitts, Jonathan F. - member of Commission on the Future of ETSU: LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 4

Fitzgerald, John-Paul--member of championship Buccaneer golf team: LIII (Spring/Summer 1989), 6-7

Flagship Club: XLIX (Fall 1985), 25

Flaherty, Larry, 2nd place winner in VersaCAD Corporation's "Excellence by Design" competition: LII (Winter 1988), 3

Flake, Jacqueline W.--LX (Fall 1997), 27

Flanagan, Jean C.: University Libraries, Faculty Emeritus, LXXV (Fall 2012), 7

Flanagan, Kay: XLIII (October 1979), 14

Fleming, Charlie: XLI (Spring 1977), 15

Fleming, Gwen: laboratory named for late legislator, LXIX (Spring 2006), 12

Fleming, Jeff, '84: LXII (Fall 1999), 21

Fleming brothers, Kingsport, Tennessee, four members of ETSU Marching Band: LI (Fall 1987), 15

Flora, Rudy: XXXV (Summer 1971), 17; XXXVII (Fall 1972), 22

Floyd Cramer Music Scholarship Fund: LI (Spring 1987), 11

Floyd Cramer Scholarship: XLVI (December 1981), 2

Floyd, Kenneth B.: XXXI (Summer 1967), 10

Floyd, Michael: professor edits substance abuse book, LXVI (Spring 2003), 15; Medicine, Faculty Emeritus, LXXV (Fall 2012), 7

Flynn, Ray, '79-- XLI (Spring 1977), 17; XLIX (March 1985), 12; LVI (Winter 1993), 7; owner of Flynn Sports Management: LIX (fall 1996), 6 [p]; elected to ETSU Athletics Hall of Fame: LX (spring 1997), 19 [p] constructs subdivision: LXIX (Spring 2006), 10

Fogil, Debbie: XLIII (October 1979), 16

Folk Festival: XXXV (Fall 1970), 7

Folklore Society--XXVI (Winter 1962), 6; XXXIX (Fall 1974), 8

Fontaine, Harry E., Jr.: honorary alumnus: LXII (Fall 1999), 6

Food systems management (FSM) program: LIX (spring 1996), 16

Football:

XXVII (Winter 1963), 6;
XXVIII (Fall 1963), 9-10;
XXVIII (Spring 1964), 14;
XXX (Winter 1966), 9;
XXX (Spring 1966), 7;
XXXIV (Fall 1969), 18;
XXXIV (Summer 1970), 11;
XXXVI (Spring 1972), 9, 15;
XXXVIII (Winter 1974), 9;
XXXIX (Spring 1975), 1;
XL (Spring 1976), 10;
XLI (Spring 1977), 14, 15;
XLII (Fall 1977), 14;
XLIII (Fall 1978), 19;
XLIII (March 1979), 13;
XLIV (December 1979), 18;
XLV (June 1981), 18;
XLVII (March 1983), 12;
XLVIII (September 1984), 11;
XLVIII (December 1984), 19;
XLIX (Fall 1985), 10;
L (Spring 1986), 16;
LI (Fall 1987), 15;
LII (Winter 1988), 5 [p];
LVI (Winter 1993), 8;
LVII (1994), 20;
1995 schedule: LVIII (Spring 1995), 16;
1996 schedule: LIX (spring 1996), 19;
1996 signees: LIX (spring 1996), 19;
1996 outlook and schedule: LIX (fall 1996), 18;
1996 season: LX (spring 1997), 16-17;
1997 schedule: LX (spring 1997), 18;
1997 outlook: LX (Fall 1997), 18;
1997 highlights: LXI (Spring 1998), 11;
1998 highlights: LXI (Fall 1998), 18;
1999 signees and schedule: LXII (Spring 1999), 17;
1999 highlights: LXIII (Spring 2000), 17;
2000 outlook: LXIII (Fall 2000), 25;
2001 recruiting class: LXIV (Spring 2001), 25;
earns Sagarin ranking: LXIV (Spring 2001), 25;
2001 schedule: LXIV (Fall 2001), 24;
football program in final season (history), LXVI (Fall 2003), 18-19;
task force appointed to study possible program revival: LXIX (Fall 2006), 21

Ford, Gerald R.--11th Presidential Distinguished Lecturer: LIV (Winter/Spring 1990), 9

Foreign Language department: III (Spring 1938); V (Spring 1940); XXXIV (Fall 1969), 29; XXXVII (Summer 1973), 12

Foreign languages department, European study trips, 1987: LI (Spring 1987), 9

Foreign Student Affairs: XXXVI (Spring 1972), 11; XXXVII (Fall 1972), 2; XXXVII (Winter 1973), 9; XXXVIII (Winter 1974), 6; XXXIX (Fall 1974), 9; XXXIX (Spring 1975), 15; XL (Summer 1976), 4

Foreign study tours: LI (Fall 1987), 5-6

Forensic Center: LXVIII (Summer 2005), 14-15; named in honor of Bill Jenkins, LXXI (Spring 2008), 8

Forsman, Allan, Department of Health Sciences: LXXIV (Spring 2011), 11

Fortner, Huston, Jr.: XXXIV (Winter 1970), 18

Fortune, Deborah, Dr.--ETSU assistant professor of health education: LIII (Spring/Summer 1989), 8

Fossil find at Gray, Tenn.: See: Gray Fossil Site

Foundation:

XXXIV (Winter 1970), 3;
XXXV (Winter 1971), 13;
XLVIII (December 1983), 19;
LVIII (Spring 1995), 18;
annual meeting, May 1992:
LVI (spring/summer 1992), 4 [p];
LXX (Spring 2007), 20;
Annual Report, 1986- 87: LI (fall 1987), between 12-13;
Annual Report, 1989-90: LV (Spring/Summer 1991), between 12-13;
Honor Roll of Donors, 1987-88: LIII (winter 1989), between 12-13;
Honor Roll of Donors, 1988-89: LIV (winter/spring 1990), between 12-13;
new officers, directors and members elected at annual board and membership meeting: LII (summer/fall 1988), 18;
nominations sought: LI (spring 1987), 9;
reached record fund-raising mark of $3 million in FY 1993-94: LVII (1994), 17;
Research Award, 1987: LI (fall 1987), 17;
Research Award, 1989: LIV (winter/spring 1990), 18;
holdings reached $22 million in 1994-95: LIX (spring 1996), 16;
$5 million raised in 1995-96: LIX (fall 1996), 16;
annual report (1996): LIX (fall 1996), between pages 16 and 17;
$26 million endowment: LX (spring 1997), 14;
LXV (Fall 2002), 17;
experiences growth: LX (Fall 1997), 17;
finishes strong year: LXII (Fall 1999), 10;
elects officers: LXIII (Fall 2000), 14;
LXIV (Fall 2001), 16;
raises $16 million: LXIII (Fall 2000), 15;
raises $36 million: LXIV (Fall 2001), 16;
honors top contributors, LXVI (Spring 2003), 19;
LXVII (Fall 2004), 14;
LXVIII (Spring 2005), 14;
LXXII (Spring 2008), 15;
raises over $15.3 million, (Fall 2003), 16;
elects officers/board members, (Fall 2003), 17;
LXVIII (Fall 2005), 14;
LXIX (Fall 2006), 13;
LXX (Fall 2007), 18;
LXXI (Fall 2008), 19;
LXXII (Fall 2009), 17;
new funds established, LXVII (Spring 2004), 16;
launches “Reaching Higher” capital campaign, LXVIII (Summer 2005), 4;
LXIX (Spring 2006), 4-7;
giving increases in recession: LXXII (Fall 2009), 19;
honors top donors, LXXIII (Spring 2010), 19;
LXXIV (Spring 2011), 25;
elects officers, LXXIII (Fall 2010), 18;
elects officers, LXXIV (Fall 2011), 30-31

"Four and More"--Buccaneer basketball team (men) won 4th straight Southern Conference Tournament Championship and a 4th consecutive trip to the NCAA Tournament: LVI (Spring/Summer 1992), 6

Fowler, Flora C.: XXXI (Spring 1967), 9; XXXVIII (Summer 1974), 8

Fowler, Jack W., '57 inducted into The Printing Impressions Hall of Fame, 1987: LII (Spring 1988), 12

Fox, David, Dr., visiting professor of excellence from University of Tennessee: LI (Summer 1987), 17

Fox, George E.: XXXIII (Fall 1968), 22

Fox, James: human development professor receives grant: LXIII (Fall 2000), 12

Fox, Robert: XLIX (March 1985), 7

Foxworth, Mark: XLIV (June 1980), 18

Frampton, Mac, concert at Culp University Center, April 22, 1988: LII (Spring 1988), 17

Frank, Harold E. "Bud": XLIX (Fall 1985), 13; endowment established in his name: LXIII (Fall 2000), 16

Franklin, Eugene D., Capt.--killed in Vietnam (June 23 or 24, 1965): XXIX (Summer 1965, 5; LVI (Winter 1993), 19

Franklin, Ozro K.: XXXVII (Spring 1973), 6

Franks, Ronald D.--recommended as new vice president and dean, Quillen College of Medicine: LX (Fall 1997), 12; P, LXVI (Fall 2003), 12; named to health care safety net panel, LXVIII (Spring 2005), 12; LXVIII (Summer 2005), 29; named full-time vice president for health affairs, LXVIII (Fall 2005), 7

Franzus, Bettylene W., M.S., '75--grandmother claims national "healthy aging" award: LX (Fall 1997), 11; receives Award of Honor, LXXII (Fall 2009), 5

Franzus, Boris: XXXIX (Spring 1975), 6; XLIX (Fall 1985), 13

Franternal Order of Eagles, contribution to Quillen-Dishner College of Medicine: LI (Fall 1987), 18

Fraternal Order of Eagles--contribution to Quillen-Dishner College of Medicine for research: LIII (Winter 1989), 16

Frazier, Roy: XXXVI (Spring 1972), 14

Fred C. Ward Memorial Fund: XXXIX (Spring 1975), 15

Freedom Hall Civic Center (Johnson City, Tenn.)--permanent site for the

Southern Conference Women's basketball tournament: LVI (Winter 1993), 11

Freehill, Heather L., ’00: featured in Class Note: LXV (Fall 2002), 27

Freeman, Algeania W., Dr., new dean of School of Public and Allied Health: LI (Fall 1987), 9

Frey, Calvin: XXXIV (Winter 1970), 24

Friend, Jewell A.: XLVII (June 1983), 2; obituary, LXIX (Spring 2006), 26

Friends of Music (see also ETSU Music Alumni and Friends): LXVII (Spring 2004), 16; LXXII (Spring 2008), 14

Frierson, Ann Medlin, ’57: attends reunion, LXX (Fall 2007), 13

Frierson, James G.: XLII (Fall 1977), 6

Frierson, James G., Dr.,--author of Employer's Guide to the Americans with Disabilities Act: LVI (Fall 1992), 20

Frist, Sen. Bill--May 1997 commencement speaker: LX (Fall 1997), 12; establishes global health scholars program, LXXII (Spring 2008), 10

Fritz, Stephen G.--author of Frontsoldaten: The German Soldier in World War II: LIX (spring 1996), 14, 27 [p]; 1996 Distinguished Faculty Award for Research: LX (spring 1997), 27 [p]

Fromhart, Wallace L.: XLVII (March 1983), 3

Fromhart, Wally: XLVIII (March 1984), 2

Fromm, Dr. Rick F., ’96: designs surgery procedure: LXV (Fall 2002), 10

Fry, Cameron: LVIII (Fall 1995), 18

Fry, H. Keener, Jr.--new director of intercollegiate athletics: LVIII (Fall 1995), 18

Fry, Harry: LVIII (Fall 1995), 18

Fry, Kristn Clark: XLII (Fall 1977), 5; XLVIII (March 1984), 6

Fry, Joseph: LVIII (Fall 1995), 18

Fry, Lisa: LVIII (Fall 1995), 18

Fry, Lois: LVIII (Fall 1995), 18

Fubar the Robot: LI (Winter 1987), 21

Fugate, Kyle: XLIX (Summer 1985), 11

Fulbright, Austin and Curtis, ’96; Meredith and Jana, ’85, ’86; Bradley: LXXV (Fall 2012), 27

Fulbright Scholars at ETSU: LII (Spring 1988), 16; LI (Fall 1987), 5-7; LVI (Winter 1993), 14; LXII (Fall 1999), 13

Fuldauer, Lawrence B.: XLIII (October 1979), 3

Fulks, Mark, ’91: joins Baker, Donelson PC’s in Johnson City, LXXV (Fall 2012), 27

Fuller, Megan: ETSU Student Government Association secretary, LXXI (Fall 2008), 12

Fuller, Neta: XXV (Winter 1961), 15

Fulmer, Barbara, '81, first Truman Scholar at ETSU: LII (Winter 1988), 18

Fulton, Patty Smithdeal: L (Spring, 1986), 5

Fundraising: LXIX (Fall 2006), 13

Furniss, William E., Pentagon special assistant for strategic defense and space arms control, debater, ETSU public forum, April 6, 1987: LI (Summer 1987), 15

Gaby, William: Distinguished Retiree of College of Public Health, LXXV (Fall 2012), 8

Gage, Bobby--member of 1989 championship Buccaneer golf team: LIII (Spring/Summer 1989), 6-7

Galbraith, John Kenneth, keystone speaker during inaugural International Week, April 18-22, 1988: LII (Spring 1988) 15

Gallagher, Dr. Michael T.--new chair of the department of health sciences: LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 14-15; Distinguished Retiree of College of Public Health, 8

Gallagher, Michael--Honors Program director: Souvenir Ed. (1994), 11; LVIII (1994), 18

Gallemore, Gail: XLVII (March, 1983), 4

Galloway, Byron, '67, MBA '69--senior evaluator with the General Accounting Office: LIV (Winter/Spring 1990), 4

Galloway, Sierra Alexis: named Roan Scholar, LXXIV (Spring 2011), 17

Garceau, Linda R.: named dean of the College of Business: LXIII (Fall 2000), 13; LXVIII (Summer 2005), 28

Garhardt, Rodgers: XX (Spring, 1956)

Garland, Calvin B.: XLI (Fall 1976), 8; Distinguished Retiree of College of Public Health, LXXV (Fall 2012), 8

Garland, Eleanor Anne: XXXVIII (Fall 1973), 27

Garland, Nancy Lewis: XLVIII (December 1984), 2; XLIX (Fall 1985), 9

Garland, Pat (Mrs. Thomas J., Jr.): LXXII (Fall 2009), 4

Garland, Teresa Wexler: XLVI (December 1981), 13

Garland, Tom: XXXVII (Summer 1973), 3; XLIV (September 1980), 8, 12; XLVIII (December 1984), 17

Garland, Thomas J.: Board of Trustees, Tusculum College, Greeneville; Committee for 125, LXXV (Fall 2012), 8

Garland, Thomas J., Jr., '59: L (Winter 1986), 2; LI (Winter 1987), 3, 17; chancellor, Tennessee State Board of Regents: LII (Spring 1988), 4-5; member of Commission on the Future of ETSU: LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 4; named chair of newly created Tennessee Ethics Committee, LXIX (Fall 2006), 13; receives George L. Carter Award, LXXII (Fall 2009), 4

Garland, Judge Walter: XLIX (Summer 1985), 16

Garrett, George H.--scholarship established in Judge Garrett's memory: LX (Fall 1997), 17

Garrick, Tracy--assistant men's basketball coach: LIX (fall 1996), 19

Garriga, Jennifer, ‘94--ETSU volleyball player named Southern Conference Player of the Year for second straight year: LVI (Winter 1993), 7- 8; awarded a $5,000 NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship: LVII (1994), 22; elected to Athletic Hall of Fame, LXIX (Spring 2006), 18

Garrison, Ellen B.: XLVI (September 1982), 3; XLVII (March 1983), 4

Garrity, Ethel B.--new director of office of research and sponsored programs: LIII (Spring/Summer 1989), 16

Gash, Blondie--mother of ETSU alumnus and professional football player Thane Gash: LVI (Winter 1993), 5-6

Gash, James--father of ETSU alumnus and professional football player Thane Gash: LVI (Winter 1993), 5-6

Gash, Thane, '88--professional football player with the San Francisco 49ers: LVI (Winter 1993), 1, 4-6, 10; Sports Hall of Fame: LXI (Spring 1998), 16

Gatton, C. M. “Bill”-- car dealer donates to pharmacy school: LXIX (Spring 2006), 3; pharmacy school donation, LXIX (Fall 2006), 7; receives Margin of Excellence Award, LXX (Spring 2007), 25; named honorary alumnus, LXX (Fall 2007), 6; college of pharmacy named in his honor, LXXI (Spring 2008), 2; receives George L. Carter Award, LXXI (Fall 2008), 5; receives Regents’ Award for Excellence in Philanthropy, LXXII (Spring 2008), 14

Gatton College of Pharmacy: see Pharmacy, College of

Gauley, Brian--member of championship Buccaneer golf team: LIII (Spring/Summer 1989), 6-7

Geer, Major--Buccaneer basketball player: LIII (Spring/Summer 1989), 2-5; LIV (Winter/Spring 1990), 11

Geer, Major: LVI (Winter 1993), 6

Gehre, Gerald L.: XLII (Fall 1977), 5

Gehre, Dr. Gerald L.--former director of administration named assistant vice president for administration: LIII (Winter 1989), 18

Gehre, Jerry--Associate vice President for Administration: LVIII (Spring 1995), 5

General education curriculum--applicable to first-time freshmen beginning in the fall semester 1995: LVIII (Spring 1995), 3; receives positive review: LX (Fall 1997), 12

General Science department: XXXIII (Summer 1969), 11; XXXVII (Summer 1973), 5; XLII (Winter 1978), 11

General Shale Brick--provided brick for Olympic stadium in Atlanta: LIX (fall 1996), 8

Gentry, Carson: inducted into ROTC Hall of Fame, LXXIII (Spring 2010), 21

Gentry, Scott: named honorary alumnus, LXXIII (Fall 2010), 6

Gentry, Solon: XXVII (Winter 1963), 11; XLIII (October 1979), 22

Gentry, Susan Browne: XXXI (Summer 1967), 11

Geographic Information System (GIS)--implemented at ETSU (August 18, 1993): LVII (1994), 7

Geography department: III (Summer 1938); XIX (Winter 1955); XX (Winter 1956); XXVI (Winter 1962), 5, 6; XXIX (Fall 1964), 14; XXXIV (Fall 1969), 29; XXXV (Spring 1971), 5; XXXVI (Fall 1971), 9; XXXVI (Winter 1972), 1; XXXVII (Winter 1973), 10, XLII (Winter 1978), 11, 13; XLIV (March 1980), 2; coordinating new GIS/Image Processing Lab at ETSU: LVII (1994), 7

Geology department: XXV (Winter 1961), 7; XXVI (Winter 1962), 5; XXIX (Fall 1964), 14; XXXIV (Fall 1969), 29; XXXV (Winter 1971), 8; XXXVII (Winter 1973), 10

George L. Carter Award--presented in 1990 to ETSU President Dr. Ronald E. Beller for ten years of service to the university: LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 13 [p]; (1996): LIX (fall 1996), 13; awarded to Wayne G. Basler: LXI (Fall 1998), 7; awarded to Dr. Carroll H. Long and Dr. John Shelton Reed: LXII (Fall 1999), 5; presented to Paul E. Stanton, Jr., and Richard A. Manahan: LXV (Fall 2002), 6; presented to Thomas J. Garland, LXXII (Fall 2009), 4

George L. Carter Railroad Museum: LXXI (Fall 2008), 7; LXXII (Fall 2009), 34

George W. Kelly Chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists: LIX (fall 1996), 9

George W. Kelly Scholarship Endowment--established to assist deserving journalism students in the department of communication: LVII (1994), 9

George Washington Bradley Loan Fund: XXXIV (Spring 1970), 9

Gerber, Carl J.: basic sciences building named for Veterans Administration director and Paul Stanton: LXIV (Spring 2001), 11

Gerhardt, Carla, MD '91--one of two black female primary-care physicians in Knox County, Tenn.: LIX (spring 1996), 13 [p]

Gerlach, Joel, ’10: Studio229 (dorm door 220) from Lucille Clement, LXXV (Fall 2012), 16

Germ Annihilator: shopping cart sanitation system, LXXIII (Spring 2010), 8

Germann Cup: See, Southern Conference Germann Cup

Gernt, Steven: Distinguished Retiree of College of Public Health, LXXV (Fall 2012), 8

Ghearing, Garth—Engineering Technology Lecturer: LXXIV (Fall 2011), 17

Ghobrial, Dr. Talaat, third Fulbright scholar at ETSU: LI (Spring 1987), 11

Ghobrial, Dr. Talat Mansour, Fulbright scholar from Ain-Shams University, Cairo, Egypt: LI (Fall 1987), 6, 7

Gibbs, David, '89--systems analyst in Data Systems Research and Development at Martin Marietta, Oak Ridge, Tenn.: LVIII (Spring 1995), 3

Gibson, Charles M., Jr.: XL (Spring 1976), 15

Gibson, Cliff: XXXVI (Fall 1971), 25

Gibson, George Pafford, ’69: carousel carver, LXXIV (Spring 2011), 13

Gibson, Holly Michelle, ’03, ’06: LXXV (Fall 2012), 31

Gibson, James W.: physician named honorary alumnus: LXV (Fall 2002), 6

Gibson, John: XXXVI (Spring 1972), 8

Gibson, Mary Jane, M.D.--LX (Fall 1997), 7

Gibson, Roy C., Jr.,: XXXVII (Fall 1972), 8

Gift Shop (Tote'n Poke): XXXIV (Spring 1970), 6

Gifts to the University: XXII (Spring 1958); XXIV (Winter 1960); XXX (Fall 1965), 18; XXXI (Summer 1967), 17; XXXIII (Spring 1969), 6; XXXIV (Winter 1970), 10; XXXIV (Spring 1970), 8; XXXIV (Summer 1970), 15; XXXV (Fall 1970), 28; XXXVI (Winter 1972), 8; XXXVI (Summer 1972), 18; XXXVII (Spring 1973), 15; XXXVIII (Winter 1974), 6; XLVIII (March 1984), 12; XLVIII (June 1984), 19; XLVIII (September 1984), 8; $2.7 million received by ETSU in 1990-91: LV (Fall 1991), 6; exceeds $16.8 million: LXI (Fall 1998), 16 G. I. Jobs: names ETSU a military friendly school, LXXII (Fall 2009), 9

Gilbert, Deanna, '61, alumni notable, named president-elect of Tennessee Education Association: LI (Summer 1987), 20

Gilbert, Jack L.: XL (Spring 1976), 7

Gilbreath, Allie Lou Felton: XXX (Winter 1966), 12; XXXI (Fall 1966), 14; XLVIII (December 1984), 11

Gilbreath, Sidney G.--VII (Summer 1942); XXI (Fall 1956); obituary--XXV (Winter 1961), 11

Gilbreath Auditorium: XL (Fall 1975), 2

Gilbreath Theatre: XL (Fall 1975), 2

Giles, Dr. Steve, clinical psychologist and chief of psychology service, VA Medical Center Hospital, Mountain Home, Tennessee: LII (Winter 1988), 16

Gill, Charles “Peck”, ’70: LXXII (Fall 2009), 31

Gill, Kevin--Buccaneer indoor track team member: LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 18; Buccaneer cross country team member named to All-Southern Conference team (1991): LVI (Spring/Summer 1992), 11

Gilmer, Judy: XL (Winter, 1976), 4

Girl's Letter Club: XIX (Winter 1955)

Givens, Ken, ’69, ’71: appointed Tennessee Commissioner of Agriculture, LXVI (Spring 2003), 6

Glenn, Danny: co-inventor of Germ Annihilator, LXXIII (Spring 2010), 8

Glover, Kerri: XLVII (September 1983), 8

Glover, Mikki Noel: named Roan Scholar: LXIV (Spring 2001), 14

Goforth, Josh: fiddler seeks to preserve musical traditions: LXIII (Fall 2000), 10; tours Japan, LXIV (Fall 2001), 23

Gold Link automated registration system: LIX (spring 1996), 9

Gold Society $500,000 Cumulative Giving: LVIII (Spring 1995), 18

Golden Buccaneer: XLIX (Fall 1985), 26

Golden Eagle Fund, contribution to Quillen-Dishner College of Medicine: LI (Fall 1987), 18

Goldstein, Buford--granted "Honorary Alumni" status in 1994: LVII (1994), 13

Golf (men):

XXVIII (Spring 1964), 16;
XXXIV (Spring 1970), 13;
XXXIV (Summer 1970), 13;
XXXV (Winter 1971), 11;
XXXVI (Spring 1972), 15;
XXXVII (Spring 1973), 10;
XXXIX (Spring 1975), 1, 11;
XL (Fall 1975), 7;
XL (Spring 1976), 16;
XLI (Spring 1977), 15;
XLIII (Fall 1978), 6, 16;
XLIII (June/July 1979), 14;
XLIV (December 1979), 15;
XLV (March 1981), 16;
L (Summer 1986), 16;
LVI (Winter 1993), 7-8;
LXI (Spring 1998), 17;
LXII (Spring 1999), 16;
LXVIII (Fall 2005), 18;
LXIX (Fall 2006), 18-20;
Buccaneers placed 10th in NCAA East Regional, North Myrtle Beach, SC, May 25-27, 1989: LIII (Spring/Summer 1989), 6-7;
Buccaneers placed 12th in NCAA National Championship tournament, Edmond, Oklahoma, June 7-10, 1989: LIII (Spring/Summer 1989), 6-7;
Buccaneers won Cavalier Classic title at University of Virginia, May 14, 1989: LIII (Spring/Summer 1989), 6-7;
Buccaneers won Southern Conference Championship, April 18, 1989: LIII (Spring/Summer 1989), 6-7;
Buccaneer golf team won third straight Southern conference title (1991): LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 18;
Buccaneers won 4th straight Southern Conference championship and advanced to NCAA Championships for second time in four years (1992): LVI (Spring/Summer 1992), 8;
team won Southern Conference championship and finished 12th nationally (1993-94): LVII (1994), 20;
1995 Southern Conference tournament champions: LVIII (Fall 1995), 19;
ranked no. 1 in United States (spring 1996): LIX (spring 1996), 17 [p];
1996 schedule: LIX (spring 1996), 20;
third at NCAA Men's Golf Championship (1996): LIX (fall 1996), 17;
team goes to NCAA: LX (Fall 1997), 20;
LXII (Fall 1999), 18;
season summary: LXIV (Fall 2001), 24;
LXVII (Fall 2004), 21;
LXXIII (Fall 2010), 20;
ranked 10th nationally: LXIX (Spring 2006), 19;
rankings: LXX (Spring 2007), 17;
LXXI (Spring 2008), 13;
compete for national championship, LXX (Fall 2007), 21;
LXXII (Spring 2008), 11;
named academic national champions, LXXII (Fall 2009), 13

Golf (women):

became ETSU's 15th sport in 1993: LVII (1994), 20;
3rd in 1995 Southern Conference tournament: LVIII (Fall 1995), 19;
1996 schedule: LIX (spring 1996), 20;
season summary: LXIV (Fall 2001), 26;
LXVII (Fall 2004), 21;
LXVIII (Fall 2005), 18;
LXXIII (Fall 2010), 20;
wins Atlantic Sun Conference championship and NCAA berth, LXXI (Spring 2008), 11

Golf center: see Warren-Greene Golf Center

Golliher, April: Cherokee Immersion Project, LXIV (Fall 2001), 12

Good, Linda, '69, public sector marketing consultant for IBM: LII (Winter 1988), 9; alumni association president (1991): LV (Fall 1991), 4; inducted into College of Business and Technology Hall of Fame, LXVII (Spring 2004), 6; named “Outstanding Alumna”, LXIX (Fall 2006), 4; receives Youth Education Leadership Award, LXXI (Spring 2008), 7

"Good Old Girls": LIX (fall 1996), 11 [p]

Good, Robert J. “Bob”: former state legislator dies, LXVII (Spring 2004), 15

Goodkin, Louis G.: XXXI (Spring 1967), 18

Goodman, Donald Charles: XLVI (June 1982), 2

Goodrow, Bruce: Distinguished Retiree of College of Public Health, LXXV (Fall 2012), 8

Goodson, Eddie: XXXII (Summer 1968), 27; XXXVII (Summer 1973), 23; ETSU baseball player and professional baseball player with the Lost Angeles Dodgers in the 1970s: LVI (Winter 1993), 10

Goodson, James Edward: XLVI (March 1982), 20

Gothard, Mike, ’86: LXXI (Spring 2008), 23

Gotterbarn, Donald W.: professor focuses on computer ethics, LXVI (Spring 2003), 15

Goulding, Dr. E. C., Jr., ‘78--member of Commission on the Future of ETSU: LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 4; honored for community service, LXXII (Spring 2008), 4

Governor's School for Tennessee Heritage: LXIII (Fall 2000), 12

Governor's School for Tennessee Studies: LI (Fall 1987), 12; LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 18

Graduate School: XVIII (Spring 1954); XXVI (Spring 1962), 9; XXVII (Winter 1963), 13; XXVII (Summer 1963), 7; XXVIII (Fall 1963), 4; XXIX (Spring 1965), 8; XXX (Summer 1966), 15; XXXI (Winter 1967), 13, XXXII (Fall 1967), 6; XXXIV (Winter 1970), 4; XXXVII (Fall 1972), 1; XXXVII (Summer 1973), 20; XXXIX (Winter 1975), 1; XL (Spring 1976), 7; XLIV (December 1979), 22; celebrates 50th anniversary: LXII (Fall 1999), 13

Graduation: LXXIII (Spring 2010), 24; Numbers LXXV (Fall 2012), 7

Graham, Larry Charles: XLVI (March 1982), 20

Grainer, Yvette--Lady Buc basketball player: LVIII (Spring 1995), 14

Grant, Roger: XLIV (June 1980), 18

Grant, Tunisia--Lady Buc track and field team member: LVIII (Spring 1995), 15

Graunke, W. Lloyd: XXXVII (Summer 1973), 13

Graunke, William Lloyd--former chairman of the department of communicative disorders (d. December 14, 1990): LV (Fall 1991), 11

Gray, Ernest E.: XXXVII (Summer 1973), 12

Gray, LeRoy (Football-Little All-American): XXXI (Winter 1967), 20; elected to Athletic Hall of Fame: LXIII (Fall 2000), 27

Gray, Mary: XXXVI (Summer 1972), 14

Gray, Velma Jean Byrd, Fund for Pediatric Diabetes: established: LXI (Fall 1998), 15

Gray Fossil Site: receives $8 million grant, LXV (Fall 2002), 8 LXVII (Spring 2004), 13; (Fall 2004), 11; groundbreaking for building, LXVIII (Spring 2005), 12; visitors center planned, LXVIII (Summer 2005), 20-21; receives Eastman Credit Union funding, LXIX (Spring 2006), 11; director named for museum/visitors center, LXIX (Fall 2006), 9 building named for General Shale Brick, LXX (Spring 2007), 4; red panda specimen found, LXX (Spring 2007), 10; museum opens, LXX (Fall 2007), 3- 5; red panda fossil skeleton found, LXXI (Spring 2008), 8; featured in magazine articles, LXXII (Spring 2008), 9; to be featured on U-Haul trucks, LXXIII (Fall 2010), 9

Graybeal, Austin C.: XXIX (Summer 1965), 7; XXX (Winter 1966), 20

Graybeal, Capt. Daniel--died during Desert Storm operation (February 27, 1991): LVI (Winter 1993), 19

Greally, Frank: L (Spring 1986), 4

Greanya, MSC (Ret.) Glenn, Jr.—Inducted into the ROTC Hall of Fame: LXXV (Spring 2012), 5

Green, Henrietta Peck Ayre: XXIV (Winter 1960); XXIX (Winter 1965), 17

Green, Richard “Dick” L., ’73: outstanding alumni award: LXVII (Fall 2004), 5; receives Regents’ Award for Excellence in Philanthropy, LXXII (Spring 2008), 14; College of Business and Technology Hall of Fame member, LXXIV (Spring 2011), 16

Green (environmental) initiatives: LXXI (Fall 2008), 8

Greene, Ben and Jeanne--gifts will create a scholarship endowment in memory of their son: LV (Fall 1991), 6

Greene, Bill--Honorary Alumnus for 1990: LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 12; Warren-Greene Golf Center named in his honor, LXVII (Fall 2004), 18

Greene, Charlotte: XLIV (December 1979), 5

Greene, Cynthia Kaye: XXXVIII (Winter 1974), 7

Greene, Keith (Toby), ’79: actor receives awards, LXXII (Spring 2008), 6

Greene, Randy--entrepreneurial banker: LX (Fall 1997), 15

Greene, Richard “Dick”: receives margin of excellence award, LXXI (Spring 2008), 15

Greene, William B., Jr.--member of Commission on the Future of ETSU: LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 4; inducted into College of Business and Technology Hall of Fame, LXX (Spring 2007), 12

Greene Valley Developmental Center, Greene County, Tennessee: LI (Spring 1987), 7

Greer, Bill, ’91: named Milligan College president, LXXIV (Spring 2011), 12

Greer, Billy, ’75: Kansas bass player, LXXI (Fall 2008), 11

Greer, Colleen, '70--administrative specialist for the Office of Freely Associated State Affairs, Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs, U. S. Department of State: LIV (Winter/Spring 1990), 4

Greer, J. Ronnie, '74: XXXVII (Spring 1973), 1; Tennessee state senator, fifth annual John P. Lamb Jr. Memorial Lecturer: LI (Summer 1987), 8; Tennessee state senator: LII (Spring 1988), 6; nominated to U. S. District Court judgeship, LXVI (Spring 2003), 10

Gregg, Edna: XL (Fall 1975), 5

Gregg, Michelle--Lady Buc track and field team member: LVIII (Spring 1995), 15; 1995 Southern Conference Freshman-of-the-Year (women's outdoor track): LVIII (Fall 1995), 19; Track All-American: LXI (Spring 1998), 17

Greninger, Edwin T.: XXV (Summer 1961), 6; XXVII (Spring 1963), 9; XXXV (Summer 1971), 13; XLVII (March 1983), 3

Greninger, Gem: XLIX (March 1985), 7; XLIX (Fall 1985), 13

Gresso, Martha B.--interim principal of University School (1995-96): LIX (fall 1996), 27

Grice, Betty: Distinguished Retiree of College of Public Health, LXXV (Fall 2012), 8

Griffin, Junius, '87, '87 MA, public relations, The Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change, Inc., Atlanta, Georgia: LII (Spring 1988), 10; member of Commission on the Future of ETSU: LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 5; delivered "Living with Dr. (Martin Luther) King and Living with His Legacy" speech (April 25, 1993): Souvenir Ed. (1994), 16

Griffith, Kayla Faith, M.D., ‘09: SGA vice president, LXVI (Fall 2003), 11; LXXII (Fall 2009), 8

Grindstaff, Steve: car dealer to donate car for football prize, LXIV (Fall 2001), 24

Grindstaff, Thomma Lyn, ’91: publishes novel, LXXII (Fall 2009), 17

Grinsell, P. J.--named "voice of the Bucs" for radio: LX (Fall 1997), 26

Grise, Strouther Wade: XXXI (Summer 1967), 10

Grisham, Dorothy: LXXII (Fall 2009), 4; LXXII (Fall 2009), 19; LXXIV (Fall 2011), 2; owner, Dorothy Grisham Allstate Insurance Agency, Chattanooga, Committee for 125, LXXV (Fall 2012), 8

Grisham, Isabelle, former English and Spanish teacher at ETSU: LII (Winter 1988), 6; LXXII (Fall 2009), 23

Grogg, Lewis Fain, ’06: wheelchair race medalist, LXXI (Fall 2008), 12

Groningen, University of: signs exchange agreement, LXX (Spring 2007), 9

Groseclose, William M., ’47: reminiscences about college days, LXXII (Spring 2008), 22

Gross, John: XLVI (March 1982), 3

Gross, Steve, '69, ‘94: LXIII (Fall 2000), 24; College of Business and Technology Hall of Fame member, LXXIV (Spring 2011), 16; Award of Honor, (Fall 2012), 3

Grube, Dr. M. Marshall--new chair of department of communicative disorders in the School of Public and Allied Health: LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 15-16

Gryder, Sharon Burke, ’74: LXXII (Fall 2009), 14

Guinn, Allison: actress in “Hear That Whistle Blow¼Erwin Train A Coming,” LXIV (Fall 2001), 19; speaks to students, LXXIII (Spring 2010), 13

Guinn, Herman: XV (Fall 1950)

Guinn, Herman B., BS '46--received alumni association Award of Honor (1991): LV (Fall 1991), 4

Guinn, Jason K. ’02: LXXV (Fall 2012), 31

Guinn, Sylvia Joyce--LX (Fall 1997), 27

Gump, Louis: XLVII (June 1983), 13; donates $1 million for Roan Scholarships: LXI (Fall 1998), 17; receives Margin of Excellence Award, LXVI (Spring 2003), 18; receives College of Business and Technology Excellence in Business Award, LXVII (Spring 2004), 6; receives Chancellor’s Award for Excellence in Philanthropy, LXIX (Spring 2006), 13; LXXIV (Fall 2011), 6; ETSU benefactor and founder of the Roan Scholars Leadership Program, chair of Committee for 125, LXXV (Fall 2012), 8

Gwen Fleming Research Laboratory for Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences: LXIX (Spring 2006), 12

Gymnasium: XXIX (Winter 1965), 14; XXX (Summer 1966), 8

Gymnastic Program: XXXIX (Fall 1974), 8

Gymnastics: XLIV (June 1980), 17

Haas, Cheyna Linzie: named Roan Scholar, LXXII (Spring 2008), 14

Hagaman, Dr. Sally, MA '79--professor of art at Purdue University: LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 12

Hagardorn, Kurt, ’94: musician, LXX (Fall 2007), 14

Hagerman, Johnny: alumni wall of honor, LXVI (Spring 2003), 9

Haggerty, Patti--director of advisement and counseling, School of Continuing Studies, ETSU: LIII (Winter 1989), 11

Hagy, James William, MA '66--author of The Jews of Colonial and Antebellum Charleston: LVIII (Spring 1995), 10

Hale, Ann--director of student services for Murfreesboro City Schools and volunteer coordinator of "Growing Healthy" for the American Lung Association of Tennessee: LIII (Spring/Summer 1989), 8

Hale, Banness: XLIX (Summer 1985), 3

Hales, James A.: XLVIII (December 1984), 10

Hales, Dr. James--dean, School of Applied Science and Technology: LII (Winter 1988), 2, 4; Dean of the College of Applied Science and Technology: LVIII (Spring 1995), 3; names special assistant to the president: LXIII (Fall 2000), 13

Haley, Alex: L (Spring 1986), 8; LI (Winter 1987), 10

Haley, Alex--member of Commission on the Future of ETSU: LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 5

Haley, Hillary: LXVI (Spring 2003), 29

Haley, Dr. Tony O.: LXVI (Spring 2003), 29

Hall, Dr. Delbert L.: theater professor: designer and technical director for the theatre program: LI (Spring 1987), 6; pres., North American Association of Flying Effects Directors: LXI (Fall 1998), 13

Hall, Jeremy: baseball athlete drafted, LXIX (Fall 2006), 12

Hall, Ronald, ’84, ’99, ’03: LXVII (Spring 2004), 10

Hall, Ronota, M.D.--LX (Fall 1997), 7

Hallihan, Jim: XLII (Summer 1978), 7

Hamdy, Ronald C.--chief of gerontology in internal medicine, Quillen-Dishner College of Medicine: LI (Fall 1987), 18; holder of Cecile Cox Quillen Chair of Medicine in Geriatrics and Gerontology: LVI (Fall 1992), 8; vice chair of the Council of the Southern Medical Association: LIX (fall 1996), 27 [p]; LXXIV (Fall 2011), 16

Hamed, Kevin, ’01: named Virginia Professor of the Year, LXXIII (Spring 2010), 10

Hamilton, Berwyn L. (Dick), ’66: endows scholarship, LXXII (Spring 2008), 15

Hamilton, Fred--named assistant football coach: LX (Fall 1997), 26

Hamilton, Jacque--Association of Conference and Events Directors-International award: LIX (fall 1996), 27

Hamilton, Paul--16th football coach at ETSU: LX (spring 1997), 18 [p]; LXV (Fall 2002), 24

Hamm, Dennis, Jr.: XXXI (Spring 1967), 18

Hammaker, Atlee, Alumnotable: LI (Fall 1987), 22

Hammaker, Atlee--ETSU alumnus and professional baseball player with the Kansas City Royals, Sand Francisco Giants, San Diego Padres, Chicago White Sox: LVI (Winter 1993), 6, 10-11; Souvenir Ed. (1994), 21; Sports Hall of Fame: LXI (Spring 1998), 16

Hammond, George--operations director, WETS-FM: LVII (1994), 11

Hammond, Judith: XLII (Winter 1978), 11

Hammond, Marsha E., ’01: marketing director for Johnson City Mall, LXIX (Fall 2006), 24

Hancock, John—-Department of Pharmacology: distinguished faculty award in teaching, LXIV (Fall 2001), 11

Hancock County School-Based Health Center: LIX (fall 1996), 10

Handley, Misty: receives student-faculty collaborative grant: LXIV (Spring 2001), 13

Hands On! Museum: LXX (Fall 2007), 11

Hankins, Norman E.: XLII (Winter 1978), 11

Harbin, Bobby, '74--assistant park manager, Warrior's Path State Park, Kingsport, Tenn.: LVII (1994), 16

Harbison, Janice S.: XXXII (Winter 1968), 24

Hardin, Dallas--executive director, Upper East Tennessee Educational Cooperative (UETEC): LVII (1994), 19

Hardin, Robert V.--named alumni board member (1991): LV (Fall 1991), 4; LXII (Fall 1999), 8; becomes alumni association president, LXIX (Fall 2006), 6

Hardin, Selene Skonie--adjunct professor of health at ETSU: LIII (Spring/Summer 1989), 8

Hardin, Yolanda Grindstaff, '69--named alumni board member (1991): LV (Fall 1991), 4; National Alumni Association secretary (1995-96): LVIII (Fall 1995), 17; alumni awards of honor: LX (Fall 1997), 4-5

Hardwig, John: XLIX (March 1985), 7

Hargis, Chuck: baseball athlete drafted, LXIX (Fall 2006), 12

Harrell, David Edwin: XXIX (Fall 1964), 15

Harrell, David Edwin, Jr.: XXX (Spring 1966), 13

Harrell, Gary L., '73: promoted to brigadier general: LXIV (Spring 2001), 30; distinguished alumnus in the armed forces, LXIV (Fall 2001), 5; promoted to major general, LXVII (Fall 2004), 9; College of Business and Technology Hall of Fame inductee, LXVIII (Spring 2005), 6; retires from army, LXXI (Spring 2008), 7; gives commencement address, LXXII (Fall 2009), 17

Harrell, Karen: XLVII (June 1983), 7

Harrell, Kim, '78: elected to Athletic Hall of Fame: LXIII (Fall 2000), 27

Harris, Allen and Ruth--established Allen and Ruth Harris Chair of Excellence: LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 8

Harris, Allen and Ruth, Chair of Excellence in Business: established, LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 8; Allan D. Spritzer named to chair: LXII (Spring 1999), 15

Harris, Allen, Jr.,--died April 14, 1992: LVI (Spring/Summer 1992), 3; inducted into college of business hall of fame, LXXI (Spring 2008), 14

Harris, Allen, J.: XLII (October 1979), 12

Harris, Barbara, ’79: CFO of Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, LXXIII (Fall 2010), 12

Harris, Edward B., B.S., '70-- entrepreneur: LX (Fall 1997), 14; 1998 Award of Honor: LXI (Fall 1998), 6

Harris, Ruth: XXXVII (Summer 1973), 5; XL (Spring 1976), 1; XL (Summer 1976), 11

Harris Una: XXXIII (Summer 1969), 13

Harris Garden: XLII (Fall 1977), 10

Harrison, Edna, '44: bequest establishes scholarship endowment, LXIV (Fall 2001), 28

Harrison, Marie: XXXI (Fall 1966), 15

Harrison, Michael, ‘ 78: LXVIII (Spring 2005), 28

Hart, Lee--1995 Southern Conference all-tournament team (baseball): LVIII (Fall 1995), 19

Hartsell, Buddy, '59, MA '61: XLVII (December 1982), 21

Hartsell, Gilbert: XXXVIII (Summer 1974), 17; XLVIII (June 1984), 21

Hartsell, James: XLIII (October 1979), 11

Hartsell, Lester C.: XXV (Winter 1961), 4-5; XXXVI (Fall 1971), 9

Hartsock, Evangeline: XXXV (Summer 1971), 21; XLIII (March 1979), 23

Harvard World Model United Nations (UN): ETSU student delegates attend, LXXV (Fall 2012), 7

Harvey, Michael: biology professor receives student-faculty collaborative grant: LXIV (Spring 2001), 13

Harwood, Judy--receptionist for WETS-FM: LVII (1994), 11

Haselden, Andrew: receives state music honor, LXVII (Spring 2004), 14

Haskill, Roxanne M.: named director of bands, LXVI (Fall 2003), 14

Haslam, Tennessee Governor Bill: LXXIV (Fall 2011), 14

Hasson, Kenneth: XXXVII (Winter 1973), 10

Hatcher, James "Mickey", '72, '83, '94: named Tennessee Elementary Principal of the Year: LXIII (Spring 2000), 9; distinguished alumni in education award: LXIII (Fall 2000), 5

Hatfield, Bobby: XXX (Summer 1966), 23

Hathaway, Glenn H.: XXXV (Summer 1971), 17

Haun, Connie H.: XXXVII (Summer 1973), 10; XXXVIII (Summer 1974), 4

Haun, Connie Maloney, '33, award-winning poet: LII (Winter 1988), 21

Hauser, Chris: LXXIV (Spring 2011), 19

Hauser, Connie D., ’71: receives award of honor, LXX (Fall 2007), 6

Hauser, Pat: XL (Spring 1976), 10

Hawk, Becky: XXXVI (Winter 1972), 14

Hawk, David, ’90: elected 5th District State Representative, LXVI (Spring 2003), 6; LXVIII (Spring 2005), 28

Hawk, Kathy Milhorn, '68, MA '78--received Southeastern Art Educator of the Year award from National Art Education Association: LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 10

Hawkins, C. Wayne, '57--Deputy Under Secretary for Health, Administration and Operations, Department of Veterans Affairs: Souvenir Ed. (1994), 17

Hawkins, Earle T.: XXXII (Summer 1968), 6

Hawkins, Karen, 86, '89: leaves job to write historical romances: LXIII (Spring 2000), 10; LXXIV (Fall 2011), 6

Hawkins, Stephanie--Lady Buc track and field team member: LVIII (Spring 1995), 15; one of Lady Bucs' first heptathletes: LVIII (Fall 1995), 18

Hawkins, Steve, '77: LXIII (Fall 2000), 35

Hawkins County Academic Health Care Center--opened in Rogersville, Tenn. (July 1993): Souvenir Ed. (1994), 11

Haworth, D. Reley: VII (Summer 1942)

Hayden, Dr. Carlton--featured speaker during Black History Month (February 1991): LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 16

Hayman, Russ: microbiology professor receives grant, LXXI (Fall 2008), 11

Haynes, Cindy: XLIV (December 1979), 7

Haynes, David, ’93, ’98: teaches at Army and Navy Academy, LXXII (Spring 2008), 25

Hays, Lisa, '83--author of The Voice Within: A Workbook for Achieving Higher Consciousness: LIX (spring 1996), 14

Hays, Mahala: XXXV (Summer 1971), 21

Hays, Margaret: XXXIII (Spring 1969), 9; XXXV (Summer 1971), 21

Haywood, N. Dorris Flack, M.Ed. '82--received 1992 Outstanding Alumna Award: LVI (Fall 1992), 21; alumni wall of honor, LXVI (Spring 2003), 8

Hazardous Waste Management Institute - EPA training institute hosted by ETSU: LII (Summer/Fall 1988), inside cover; expanding national training program: LIV (Winter/Spring 1990), 19; received an Environmental Protection Agency grant of $180,000 for a pilot project to teach individuals how to respond to major chemical emergencies: LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 16

Head, Brian, ’70: LXXI (Spring 2008), 24

Headley, Thomas: XLIX (Summer 1985), 13

Health care--ETSU's impact: LVI (Fall 1992), 5-6, 8, 10-11, 16-17

Health, College of: XXVIII (Fall 1963), 5; XXX (Summer 1966), 15; XXXV (Fall 1970), 3; XXXVII (Winter 1973), 3

Health and Physical Education Building: XV (Fall 1950); XV (Winter 1951)

Health Building: XXV (Fall 1960), 5; XXVIII (Spring 1964), 11;

XXXIII (Spring 1969), 13

Health Education Building: XXII (Spring 1958)

Health Education department: XXII (Winter 1958); XXXIX (Fall 1974), 9;

XLVI (June 1982), 19

Health Program: XXVIII (Spring 1964), 11

Health-related professions, Dept. of-- programs awarded continuing accreditation: LIII (Winter 1989), 17 [p]; receives national award, LXX (Fall 2007), 10

Health Sciences, Dept. of--XXXVII (Winter 1973), 10; XLI (Spring 1977), 11; XLII (Winter 1978), 11

Health Sciences, Division of--ETSU selected for Leadership and Model Development Phase of W. K. Kellogg Foundation's "Community Partnerships with Health Professions" Program: LIV (Winter/Spring 1990), 16; received $6 million grant from W. K. Kellogg Foundation (June 1991): LV (Fall 1991), 5; LVI (Fall 1992), 5; grant from W. K. Kellogg Foundation: LIX (fall 1996), 10

"Hear That Whistle Blow¼ Erwin Train A Coming" play: LXIV (Spring 2001), 11; LXIV (Fall 2001), 18-19

Heart disease treatment patent: LXIII (Spring 2000), 11

Heath, Skeeter--former ETSU golfer: LIX (spring 1996), 17

Helton, L. T.: XXXVII (Summer 1973), 22

Hemphill, Jean C.--1994 winner for Tennessee of the Search for Excellence Contest held in conjunction with National Nurses Week: LVII (1994), 5

Henderson, David: XLV (June 1981), 18

Henderson, Jenny--ETSU volleyball player named to All-Southern Conference team: LVI (Winter 1993), 8

Hendry, Martin: astronomer, Basler chairholder, LXVIII (Fall 2005), 15

Henrickson, G. Rex: XXXIX (Spring 1975), 23

Hensley, Gene A.: memorial scholarship established, LXXIII (Fall 2010), 22

Hensley, Gray H.: XLIII (October 1979), 11

Hensley, William M. "Mac" Hensley: scholarship: LXIV (Spring 2001), 16

Henson, Dr. Gary--physics faculty member who participates in Southeastern Association for Research in Astronomy (SARA): LVIII (Fall 1995), 6

Heritage Federal Scholarship Endowment established: LII (Spring 1988), 17

Hermann, Joe: XLIV (December 1979), 14

Herrin, Mary: XXXVII (Fall 1972), 14

Herrin, Roberta T.--named Associate Dean for the School of Graduate Studies: LVIII (Spring 1995), 23; receives Cratis D. Williams/James Brown Service Award of the Appalachian Studies Association: LXI (Fall 1998), 13; award of honor, LXVII (Fall 2004), 4

Herron, John M.: XXXVIII (Summer 1974), 8

Herry-Thompson, Dr. Emma: receives alumni service award: LXIII (Fall 2000)

Hickey, Robert: VIII (Fall 1942); VIII (Winter 1943)

Hickman, Anna: XLIV (December 1979), 11

Hickman, Brig. Gen. (Ret.) Jere L.: XLV (September/October 1981), 11; LII (Winter 1988), 4; LIV (Winter/Spring 1990), 20; LVI (Winter 1993), 19

Hicks, Dorothy: XXV (Summer 1961), 13

Hidrick, Sandra Trantham, ’74: LXXII (Fall 2009), 14

Higdon, Richard, ’69: LXXII (Fall 2009), 31

Higgs, Kay: XXXVI (Spring 1972), 9

Higgs, Robert J.--XXXV (summer 1971), 15 [p]; XXXVII (fall 1972), 1 [p]; XXXIX (spring 1975), 6; XL (fall 1975), 5 [p]; XLI (spring 1977), 22; XLVIII (September 1984), 5 [p]; XLIX (March 1985), 7; advisory editor of Aethlon and coeditor of The Sporting Spirit: Athletes in Literature and Life: LVI (winter 1993), 9, 12-14 [p]; ETSU English professor retired in 1994 after 27 years of service: LVII (1994), 9-10 [p]; granted "Honorary Alumni" status in 1994: LVII (1994), 13 [p]; co-author of Appalachia Inside Out: LIX (spring 1996), 14; professor emeritus nominated for Pulitzer Prize: LIX (spring 1996), 27 [p]; honored by endowed professorship: LXIV (Spring 2001), 16

High School Day: XVII (Winter 1953); XVII (Spring 1953); XXIX (Spring 1965), 15

Hilbert, Rebecca B., '73: LXIII (Spring 2000), 24

Hill, Marie--professor, department of educational leadership & policy analysis: LVII (1994), 19

Hill, Matthew, ’01: state representative, LXVIII (Spring 2005), 28

Hilliard, Jerry: L (Spring 1986), 7

Hillhouse, Dr. Joel: receives $1.3 million research grant, LXVIII (Fall 2005), 10; receives $2.7 million grant, LXXIII (Fall 2010), 8

Hillrise House: XXX (Summer 1966), 24

Hilton, Dennis: XXIII (Spring 1959)

Hemphill, Bill—Associate Professor, Engineering Technology: LXXIV (Fall 2011), 17

Hine, Chad--Dept. of State internship: LIX (spring 1996), 8 [p]

Hinkle, David, ’87: business advisor, LXXIII (Fall 2010), 16

Hinman, Paul Richard--assistant professor of music and director of university bands: LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 14

Hinson, Larry-- XXXIV (Spring 1970), 13; XXXV (Winter 1971), 11; XLI (Spring 1977), 15; LVI (Winter 1993), 10; former ETSU golfer: LIX (spring 1996), 17

Hippe, Russell: LI (Winter 1987), 19

Hipple, Steb, professor of economics: LXVIII (Summer 2005), 8

Hipps, Opal: L (Summer 1986), 13

History department: XXV (Summer 1961), 6; XXVI (Fall 1961), 13; XXVII (Spring 1963), 9; XXVII (Summer 1963), 10; XXVIII (Fall 1963), 6; XXIV (Fall 1964), 15; XXX (Spring 1966), 5, 13; XXXII (Summer 1968), 9, 11; XXXV (Fall 1970), 7; XXXV (Winter 1971), 8; XXXV (Spring 1971), 5; XXXVI (Fall 1971), 9; XXXVI (Spring 1972), 10; XXXVI (Summer 1972), 14; XXXVII (Fall 1972), 14; XXXIX (Fall 1974), 10; XLII (Fall 1977), 6; XLIII (March 1979), 6; XLIII (June/July 1979), 8; XLIII (October 1979), 3; XLIV (December 1979), 2, 22; XLVII (March 1983), 3; XLVII (June 1983), 7, 8; XLVIII (March 1984), 4; XLIX (March 1985), 7, 15; XLIX (Fall 1985), 5

History of East Tennessee State University published: LV (Fall 1991), 3

History of Washington County, Tennessee published: LXIV (Spring 2001), 13

Hite, Maj. General Ronald V., '64: LIV (Winter/Spring 1990), 20; one of six general officers commissioned at ETSU: LVI (Winter 1993), 19; inducted into College of Business and Technology Hall of Fame, LXVII (Spring 2004), 6; LXXII (Fall 2009), 19; inducted into ROTC Hall of Fame, LXXIII (Spring 2010), 21

Hocker, Linsey A.: takes mission trip to Africa, LXXIII (Fall 2010), 12

Hodge, Cathy, ’81: Award of Honor: LXVIII (Fall 2005), 4

Hodge, Ralph: heads Sprint’s local telephone division: LXV (Fall 2002), 7

Hodge, Thomas W., M.D., '82--distinguished alumnus in medicine award: LX (Fall 1997), 7; Award of Honor: LXVIII (Fall 2005), 5

Hodges, James R.: XXV (Summer 1961), 11; XXVI (Fall 1961), 14

Hoffman, Bob--announcer for WETS-FM: LVII (1994), 11

Hoffner, B. R.: XXXIII (Summer 1969), 14

Hogan, Linda, associate professor of American studies and American Indian studies at University of Minnesota: LII (Winter 1988), 18

Hoilman, Paul: baseball athlete, LXXIII (Fall 2010), 20; LXXIV (Spring 2011), 31

Hoilman, Tracy, ’86, ’92, ’97: named 2004 Tennessee Teacher of the Year, LXVII (Spring 2004), 9; named distinguished alumnus in education, LXIX (Fall 2006), 6

Hoit-Thetford, Dr. Elizabeth: LI (Spring 1987), 8

Holbrook, Gary, '68, new head of Tennessee Public Service Commission's motor carrier division: LII (Winter 1988), 23

Holdren, Dr. Don P., acting director of Center for Banking: LI (Fall 1987), 18

Holland, Carl W.: XXXVII (Spring 1973), 7; XXXIX (Summer 1975), 4

Holley, Jeanne Lowry: XLII (Spring, 1978)

Hollie, Derrick J., ’89: president of Interep Global Marketing (IGM), LXVIII (Fall 2005), 11; receives award of honor, LXX (Fall 2007), 6

Hollingsworth, Helen: XLII (Fall 1977), 7; obituary, LXXII (Spring 2008), 33

Holloway, Kimberley M., ’98: writes book on author Sharyn McCrumb, LXVI (Fall 2003), 23

Holly, Jeanne Lowry: XXXVI (Winter 1972), 19

Hollyfield, Sally--appointed Student Regent on the Tennessee Board of Regents (1991): LVI (Fall 1992), 21

Holmes, James: business college hall of fame member, LXXII (Spring 2008), 13

Holston Valley Hospital and Medical Center (Kingsport, Tenn.): LVI (Fall 1992), 11

Home and Away cookbook published: LXIII (Fall 2000), 13; LXIV (Spring 2001), 7

Home Economics department: XLIII (March 1979), 2; XLVI (March 1982), 23; XLVI (June 1982), 11; XLIX (Summer 1985), 10; LII (Winter 1988), 4

Home Management: XXX (Summer 1966), 24

Homecoming:

IV (Fall 1938);
V (Fall 1939);
VI (Summer 1941);
VI (Fall 1941);
XII (Fall 1947);
XIII (Fall 1948);
XV (Spring 1951);
XVI (Fall 1951);
XVII (Fall 1952);
XX (Fall 1955);
XXI (Fall 1956);
XXI (Winter 1957);
XXI (Summer 1957);
XXII (Fall 1957);
XXIII (Fall 1958);
XXIV (Fall 1959);
XXV (Fall 1960), 12;
XXVI (Fall 1961), 4, 12;
XXVI (Winter 1962), 9;
XXVI (Summer 1962), 4;
XXVII (Fall 1962), 4;
XXVII (Winter 1963), 10;
XXVII (Summer 1963), 10;
XXVIII (Fall 1963), 9;
XXVIII (Winter 1964), 5;
XXVIII (Summer 1964), 19;
XXIX (Fall 1964), 4;
XXIX (Winter 1965), 6;
XXX (Fall 1965), 5;
XXX (Winter 1966), 4-6;
XXX (Summer 1966), 29;
XXXI (Fall 1966), 7;
XXXI (Winter 1967), 7;
XXXI (Summer 1967), 23;
XXXII (Winter 1968), 6;
XXXIII (Fall 1968), 21;
XXXIII (Summer 1969), 15;
XXXIV (Fall 1969), 8;
XXXIV (Summer 1970), 33;
XXXV (Fall 1970), 18;
XXXVI (Fall 1971), 15;
XXXVII (Fall 1972), 15;
XXXVIII (Fall 1973), 15;
XXXIX (Fall 1974), 13;
XL (Fall 1975), 9;
XLII (Fall 1977), 12;
XLII (Summer 1978), 10;
XLIV (December 1979), 12;
XLIV (June 1980), 15;
XLIV (September 1980), 15;
XLV (December 1980), 10;
XLVI (March 1982), 14;
XLVI (September 1982), 8;
XLVII (December 1982), 12;
XLVII (September 1983), 7;
XLVIII (December 1983), 6;
XLVIII (September 1984), 7;
XLVIII (December 1984), 12;
XLIX (Fall 1985), 5;
L (Winter 1986), 10;
LII (Winter 1988), 12-13;
LIII (Winter 1989), 12-13;
Souvenir Ed. (1994), 10;
LVII (1994), 14-15;
LVIII (Spring 1995), 21;
LVIII (Fall 1995), 28-30 LIX (Spring 1996), 29;
LX (Fall 1997), 28-29;
LXIII (Spring 2000), 6-7;
LXIV (Fall 2001), 36-39;
LXVI (Spring 2003), 9;
LXVII (Spring 2004), 7;
LXVII (Fall 2004), 16-17;
LXVIII (Spring 2005), 30;
LXVIII (Fall 2005), 16-17;
LXIX (Fall 2006), 16-17;
LXX (Fall 2007), 16-17;
LXXI (Fall 2008), 22-23;
LXXII (Fall 2009), 24-25;
LXXIII (Fall 2010), 23;
LXXIV Fall 2011), 34-35;
2012 Homecoming Events, LXXV (Fall 2012), 17

Homecoming Queen: XXIX (Winter 1965), 6; XXX (Winter 1966), 5; XXXII (Summer 1968), 13; XXXIII (Fall 1968), 22; XXXIV (Fall 1969), 8; XXXV (Fall 1970), 21; XXXVI (Fall 1971), 20; XXXVII (Fall 1972), 15; XLII (Fall 1977), 6; XLIII (Fall 1978), 19; XLV (December 1980), 10; XLVII (December 1982), 12; XLVIII (December 1984), 12; L (Winter 1986), 10

Homefolks Festival: XLIX (March 1985), 7; XLIX (Summer 1985), 12; L (Spring 1986), 9

Homos, Dr. Naim M., 1988 Fulbright Scholar-in-Residence: LII (Spring 1988), 16; former Fulbright Scholar-in-Residence at ETSU serving as director of higher education in Israeli-occupied West Bank: LIV (Winter/Spring 1990), 16

Honaker, Errol K.: XLIII (October 1979), 11

Honaker, L. Scott: XLIV (September 1980), 14

Honaker, Dr. Scott L.--scholarship award established in honor of the former dean of the College of Education (1963-80): LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 14

Honeycutt, Melessia: Nurse of the Year Teaching Award, LXVI (Fall 2003), 14

Hong, Don: chair, Mathematics department: LXVI (Fall 2003), 11

Honor System: XVII (Spring 1953)

Honors College: LXVIII (Spring 2005), 10

Honors Day: XXVIII (Summer 1964), 9; XXIX (Spring 1965), 9; XXIX (Summer 1965), 9; XXX (Spring 1966), 6; XXXI (Spring 1967), 6; XXXV (Fall 1970), 38; XXXVIII (Summer 1974), 8; XXXIX (Spring 1975), 6; XL (Spring 1976), 8; XLI (Spring 1977), 8

Honors Program--started in fall 1993: Souvenir Ed. (1994), 11; entered 2nd year with $2.4 million in endowed scholarships: LVII (1994), 17-18; calendar benefits program: LXV (Fall 2002), 14; celebrates 10th anniversary, LXVI (Fall 2003), 12; news scholars named, LXVI (Fall 2003), 12

Hood, Donald Wayne: XL (Winter 1976), 5

Hooks, Dr. Benjamin, chief executive of the NAACP, public lecture, February 2, 1988: LII (Spring 1988), 20

Hoover, Donald, pharmacology: receives Distinguished Faculty Award in

Research: LXV (Fall 2002), 11

Hopes, David, UNC-Asheville teacher: LII (Winter 1988), 18

Hopson, Nicole--Lady Buccaneer basketball player named Southern Conference Tournament's most valuable player (1991): LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 18 (SEE ALSO: Riddle, Nicole Hopson)

Hornbuckle, Dr. Thurman, '77, MSEH '78--clinical professor of veterinary medicine at University of Illinois: LVI (Winter 1993), 17

Horton, Jeff--won 100 meters in 1995 Southern Conference Championships: LVIII (Fall 1995), 19

Hospital Affairs: XLIV (June 1980), 4

Hoss, Bobby J.--LX (Fall 1997), 27

Hougland, Art: Distinguished Retiree of College of Public Health, Deceased, LXXV (Fall 2012), 8

Housing: XXXI (Spring 1967), 13-17; XXXIX (Fall 1974), 8; LXI (Spring 1998), 5; LXVII (Spring 2004), 15

Houston, Lindsey: SGA secretary/treasurer, LXVI (Fall 2003), 11

Howard, Cheryl: named ETSU female athlete of the year for 2002-2003, LXVI (Fall 2003), 30

Howard, Jeff, ’97, ’02: director of residence life and Greek life at the University of Virginia at Wise, LXVI (Spring 2003), 22

Howard Hughes Medical Institute: donates $700,000: LXIII (Fall 2000), 12; gives $1.7 million grant, LXIX (Fall 2006), 11

Howard, Victoria Ashley: named Roan Scholar, LXXIV (Spring 2011), 17

Howell, Kevin, ’04: police hero, LXXII (Spring 2008), 7

Howell, Lynn: XXXIX (Spring 1975), 10

Howell, Mary Lynne, '00: LXIII (Fall 2000), 27

Huang, Janice F.--Department of Mathematics: LXIV (Fall 2001), 14

Huang, Dr. Thomas T. S.--Department of Chemistry: XL (Winter 1976), 4; XLIII (October 1979), 3; XLV (December 1980), 3; received the Distinguished Faculty Award for 1988: LIII (Winter 1989), 20; receives Fulbright grant, LXIV (Fall 2001), 14

Hubbard, Capt. Dan, ’96: reflects on Iraqi war, LXVI (Fall 2003), 9

Hubbard, R. R., chairman of the board and chief executive officer of AFG Industries, Inc.: LI (Spring 1987), 2

Huebner, Carole--volunteer producer, WETS-FM: LVII (1994), 11

Huff, Larry E.--LX (Fall 1997), 27

Huffman, Bobbie: XXIX (Winter 1965), 6; See Homecoming Queen

Huffstetler, Michael D.: founder of Barbeque Adventures, LXXIII (Spring 2010), 12

Hughes, Elsie G: estate establishes loan fund: LXIII (Fall 2000), 16

Hughes, LeAnn, ’96: associate vice president of marketing, King College, LXVII (Fall 2004), 22

Hughes, Ted R.: XXXV (Winter 1971), 18; XXXIX (Spring 1975), 2; XLII (Fall 1977), 5; alumni wall of honor, LXVI (Spring 2003), 8

Huhn, Steven James, ’97: releases first novel, LXX (Fall 2007), 25

Hulbert, Michael (Mike), '80--former All-American golfer at ETSU: LII (Winter 1988), 17; LVI (Winter 1993), 6, 10; established scholarship by giving one percent of earnings: LVIII (Spring 1995), 16; former ETSU golfer: LIX (spring 1996), 17; LXX (Spring 2007), 13; Excellence in Business Award, LXXIV (Spring 2011), 16

Hull, Joan Brandon, Memorial Endowment: established: LXI (Fall 1998), 17

Human Development and Learning Department: XLVII (December 1982), 5

Human Performance Lab: XL (Winter 1976), 2; XLIX (March 1985), 1

Humphreys, Bill G.--ETSU athletic benefactor: LX (Spring 1997), 15; LXI (Fall 1998), 18

Humphreys, Bill G., Bucs CHAMPS Center athletic academic support services: established: LXI (Fall 1998), 18

Humphreys, Cecil C.: XXXI (Fall 1966), 6; XXXVII (Summer 1973), 14

Humphreys, Frederick N.: XXXII (Winter, 1968), 25

Humphreys, Michael S., ’94: stationed in Iraq: LXIX (Spring 2006), 9

Hundley, Tommy: XXXVII (Summer 1973), 22

Hunt, Delores: XXXVII (Summer 1973), 12

Hunt, Earl G.: XX (Winter 1956); XXVI (Fall 1961), 10; XXVIII (Summer 1964), 5; XXIX (Fall 1964), 12

Hunt, Earl G., Jr., BS '41--United Methodist Church bishop and recipient of Chair of Honor Award of the World Methodist Council: LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 10; received 1991 Outstanding Alumnus Award: LV (Fall 1991), 4

Hunter, Carrie Elizabeth: XLIX (Summer 1985), 16

Hunter, David: XLII (Fall 1977), 11

Hunter, Marie Hutchinson: LXX (Spring 2007), 23

Hurley, Bruce, '59, Tennessee state representative: LII (Spring 1988), 6

Hurley, Dean, ’83, ‘96: highway patrol officer and umpire, LXVII (Fall 2004), 8; named major in Tennessee Highway Patrol, LXXIV (Spring 2011), 13

Hut, Martha Anne: XXXVIII (Fall 1973), 17

Hutchings, Brenda: book published, LXI (Spring 1998), 11

Hutchins, F. Kevin, ’87: elected treasurer of Roanoke County, Va., LXVIII (Fall 2005), 13

Hutsell, Mark-- XLIV (December 1979), 18; elected to ETSU Athletics Hall of Fame: LX (spring 1997), 19 [p]

Hwang, Bruce Y.: XXVIII (Spring 1964), 19

Hyatt, David, ’87: president, Motor Racing Network: LXV (Fall 2002), 22

Hyatt, Holli Harris, ’88: Daytona convention sales manager: LXV (Fall 2002), 22

Hyde, Andrea, ’98: blood substitute study coordinator, LXVIII (Spring 2005), 9

Hyder, Carroll R.: XXXII (Winter 1968), 21; named interim dean: LXIV (Spring 2001), 13

Hyder, Gretchen: XXVII (Fall 1962), 6

Hyder, Melinda, ’96: contestant on “Survivor” television program, LXIX (Spring 2006), 9

Iglar, Albert F.: XXXVII (Winter 1973), 10; Distinguished Retiree of College of Public Health, (Deceased), LXXV (Fall 2012), 8

Ihlenfeld, James--director of professional development in charge of all non- credit programs, School of Continuing Studies, ETSU: LIII (Winter 1989), 11

Ikenberry, Hazel Shields: LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 8-9

Ikenberry, Kathleen L.: new secretary of Pirate Club: LI (Fall 1987), 16; Pirate Club president (1989-90): LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 9; receives honorary alumni award: LXIII (Fall 2000), 5

Ikenberry, Kevin: LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 9

Ikenberry, Roy D.--director, Office of Institutional Research: LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 8

Imagine Cup: LXIX (Fall 2006), 10

Industrial Arts Building: XI (Fall 1946); XVIII (Spring 1954)

Industrial Arts department: XXVI (Summer 1962), 8; XXX (Spring 1966), 10

Industrial Education Building: XXVIII (Spring 1964), 24; XXIX (Spring 1965), 10

Industrial Education department: XXXIII (Summer 1969), 18; XXXVI (Spring 1972), 5; XXXVI (Summer 1972), 14; XXXVII (Spring 1973), 2; XXXIX (Fall 1974), 26; XLIII (October 1979), 3

Industrial Education Scholarship Fund: XXXVI (Summer 1972), 18

Information technology baccalaureate program: LXII (Fall 1999), 13

Ingram, Sam: XXXIX (Summer 1975), 2

Innovation Laboratory: LXVI (Spring 2003), 13; LXVII (Fall 2004), 12; LXX (Spring 2007), 8; opens new wing, LXX (Spring 2007), 10; Germ Annihilator invented, LXXIII (Spring 2010), 8

Inoue, Taro: member, ETSU Bluegrass Band, LXIV (Fall 2001), 23

Instructional Materials Center: XXXIV (Summer 1970), 5

Instructional Strategies for Wheelchair Athletics: XLIX (Summer 1985), 14

Intercollegiate athletics--LVII (1994), 20; LIX (fall 1996), 20; future studied: LXII (Spring 1999), 16; accomplishments, LXVII (Fall 2004), 19; LXXII (Fall 2009), 20; NCAA Academic Performance Program, LXVIII (Spring 2005), 19; joins Atlantic Sun Conference, LXVIII (Summer 2005), 22 proposed building projects, LXVIII (Summer 2005), 24-25; receives Atlantic Sun Conference trophy, LXX (Fall 2007), 20 USSA sports ranking: LXXI (Fall 2008), 21 grade point averages: LXXII (Spring 2008), 11

Intercollegiate Athletics Department: XLII (Fall 1978), 17; LXVI (Spring 2003), 20; launches new Buccaneer Sports Network, LXVI (Fall 2003), 21; LXXI (Spring 2008), 12

Interior Department: XLV (June 1981), 15

Internal Medicine Department-- XLIV (March 1980), 9; American Board of Internal Medicine exam results: LX (spring 1997), 12

Internal Research, Systems and planning, Office of: XLII (Fall 1977), 5

International Aerospace Educator's Seminar, 19th Annual, July 9-27, 1987: LI (Spring 1987), 9

International Business Machines Corp.--selected ETSU to participate in CIM (computer-integrated manufacturing) program in higher education: LIII (Winter 1989), 2

International Club: XXXIII (Summer 1969), 16; XXXIV (Spring 1970), 8

International exchange agreement between ETSU and the University of Amazonas, Brazil: LI (Fall 1987), 5

International exchange agreement between ETSU and the North China University of Technology (1986)--LI (Fall 1987), 5; LII (Winter 1988), 4

International exchange agreements--signed with Shanghai Technical College of Metallurgy and Sultan Qaboos University in Oman (1990): LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 2

International Programs, Office of--International Day Germany: LIX (fall 1996), 10

International Student Fund: XXXIV (Spring 1970), 8

International students: LIX (spring 1996), 28; LXX (Spring 2007), 9

International Symposium of Odontology (10th)--held at ETSU (August 1989): LIV (Winter/Spring 1990), 16

Iraq: (Fall 2004), 11

Irick, Deanna L., ’97: opens counseling business, LXXIII (Fall 2010), 14

Irish Brigade: XXXVI (Fall 1971), 24; LVI (Spring/Summer 1992), 11

Isaacs, Neil D.--coeditor of The Sporting Spirit: Athletes in Literature and Life: LVI (Winter 1993), 9

Isbell, Rebecca: named director of Center for Early Childhood Learning and Development: LXII (Fall 1999), 13

Isolani, Rodney, ’90: opens Back Yard Burgers, LXIX (Spring 2006), 10

iTunes! U: LXXII (Fall 2009), 17J. C. Neal Memorial Fund: XXXVI (Fall 1971), 13

J. C. Neal Memorial Fund: XXXVI (Fall 1971), 13

J. C. Neal Scholarship: XXXII (Spring 1968), 31; XXXIII (Fall 1968), 21

J. Madison Brooks Endowed Scholarship--established in 1980: LVII (1994), 21

J. Richard Diehl, Jr. Athletic Scholarship: LIX (spring 1996), 15

J. Richard Diehl, Jr. College of Medicine Scholarship: LIX (spring 1996), 15

J. Richard Diehl, Jr. General Scholarship: LIX (spring 1996), 15

Jack Starrett Scholarship: LII (Spring 1988), 17

Jackson Mike, ’83: medical helicopter pilot, LXVIII (Spring 2005), 9

Jacobs, Herman, ETSU football player: LI (Summer 1987), 8

Jacoby, Mark--former ETSU student appearing in title role of Phantom of the Opera: LVI (Spring/Summer 1992), 9; former star of "Phantom of the Opera": Souvenir Ed. (1994), 18

Jaekle, Ronald--LX (Fall 1997), 27

James, Doris--LX (Fall 1997), 27

James, Steven, ’97: authors thriller novels, LXXIII (Fall 2010), 14

James H. Quillen Chair of Excellence in Teaching and Learning: Souvenir Ed. (1994), 13; LVII (1994), 17; LIX (fall 1996), 26-27; LXIV (Spring 2001), 12

James H. Quillen College of Medicine--SEE ALSO: Quillen-Dishner College of Medicine

cooperative program with St. Jude Children's Hospital in Memphis for treatment of childhood cancer: LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 15;
LVI (Fall 1992), 5-6;
dedication (fall 1989): LIV (Winter/Spring 1990), 12;
Eastman Center for Nutrition Research dedicated November 1990: LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 10;
enrollment: LXXII (Fall 2009), 8 history: LVI (Fall 1992), 8, 10;
received full accreditation through 1997 by the Liaison Committee on Medical Education: Souvenir Ed. (1994), 12;
awarded reaccreditation for two years as a sponsor of continuing medical education for physicians by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education: LVII (1994), 5;
administration building named for Tennessee Governor Ned Ray McWherter: LVIII (Spring 1995), 7;
providing primary care health services to Johnson County: LIX (fall 1996), 10;
1995-96 Faith and Medicine Grant from John Templeton Foundation: LIX (fall 1996), 10;
relocation funds: LX (spring 1997), 12;
rankings: LXVII (Spring 2004), 5;
LXVII (Fall 2004), 10;
LXXIV (Spring 2011), 10;
ranks 10th nationally in family practice graduates: LX (Fall 1997), 13;
LXXII (Fall 2009), 8;
ranks 2nd nationally in primary care graduates: LX (Fall 1997), 13;
plan $36 million Basic Sciences facility: LXI (Fall 1998), 12;
receives Gold Achievement Award from American Academy of Family Physicians: LXI (Fall 1998), 13;
celebrates 25th anniversary: LXII (Spring 1999), 4-6;
ranked nationally: LXIV (Spring 2001), 11;
LXVI (Spring 2003), 13;
LXXI (Spring 2008), 8;
physicians named to Best Doctors in America database: LXVII (Spring 2004), 5;
joins blood substitute study with Mountain States Health Alliance, LXVIII (Spring 2005), 8;
students study rural medicine in Ecuador, LXVIII (Spring 2005), 13;
Community Partnership Program: LXVIII (Summer 2005), 10-11;
Philip Bagnell named new dean, LXIX (Fall 2006), 11;
residents use simulator, LXX (Fall 2007), 11 celebrates 35th anniversary, LXXII (Spring 2008), 10;
Quillen grads work at Wake Forest, LXXII (Fall 2009), 8;
receives $9.1 million grant, LXXIII (Spring 2010), 9;
ranked first for primary care, LXXIII (Fall 2010), 8;
student study center planned, LXXIII (Fall 2010), 16;
One of the Nation’s best for attending Medical School, LXXV (Spring 2012), 3

Jan de Beur, Arthur Eugene: XX (Spring 1956)

Jane Dove Cox Memorial Fund: XXXVI (Fall 1971), 13

Janson, Ilene Boyd--1996 Milken Family Foundation National Educator Award: LX (Spring 1997), 7

Jarrard, Steve, ’00: LXXI (Spring 2008), 25

Jarvis, Adam: junior at ETSU named to Tennessee Higher Education Commission (THEC), 7

Jazz Singers: XLIV (June 1980), 3; XLVIII (September 1984), 7; (ETSU)--performed for the American Choral Directors Association national convention in Louisville, Kentucky (1989?): LIII (Spring/Summer 1989), 17

Jeffers, Lyndell L.: XXXVIII (Winter 1974), 4; NASCAR consultant: LXV (Fall 2002), 22

Jenkins, Ellison: XXXVII (Summer 1973), 5

Jenkins, Jess T.: XLV (June 1981), 22

Jenkins, Roger L., MA '70--associate dean of graduate business programs at the University of Tennessee: LIII (Winter 1989), 15

Jenkins, Tina: Cherokee Immersion Project, LXIV (Fall 2001), 12

Jenkins, William L. “Bill”--First District congressman: LX (spring 1997), 10 [p]; LXIV (Fall 2001), 18; forensic center named in his honor, LXXI (Spring 2008), 8; named an Honorary Alumnus, LXXII (Fall 2009), 7

Jenney, Dr. Joe--elected ETSU Foundation president: LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 18

Jennings, Joe: XXVIII (Summer 1964), 7; XXXII (Spring 1968), 7

Jennings, Keith "Mister"--Buccaneer basketball player: LIII (Spring/Summer 1989), 2-5; LIV (Winter/Spring 1990), 11; LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 5-6; NBA player with the Golden State Warriors: LVI (Winter 1993), 1, 10; Keith “Mister” Jennings Day, LXVIII (Spring 2005), 19; graduates from ETSU: LXXI (Fall 2008), 20;coaches Bluefield College, LXXIII (Spring 2010), 30

Jenrette, Thomas--XLIX (December 1979), 3 [p]; performance in Venezuela: LIX (spring 1996), 27; director of choral music at ETSU: LX (spring 1997), 13 [p]; Music, Faculty Emeritus, LXXV (Fall 2012), 7; Jim and Sandy Powell honor Dr. Jenrette with $2 million scholarship endowment, LXXV (Fall 2012), 10

Jerry Robertson Athletic Medicine Center: LXV (Fall 2002), 25

Jetter, Robert: receives state music honor, LXVII (Spring 2004), 14

Jetton, Beverly Gail: XLII (Fall 1977), 7

Jewett, Robert E.: XXXIX (Fall 1974), 1

Jim Mooney Day: XLIV (September 1980), 19

Joan Brandon Hull Memorial Endowment: established for College of Education: LXI (Fall 1998), 17

Jobe, Tracy: XLVIII (December 1983), 18

John D. Allen Memorial Fund: XXXVII (Fall 1972), 14

John P. Lamb, Jr.--Memorial Lecture, fifth annual, April 9, 1987: LI (Summer 1987), 8

Johnson, Brian: baseball athlete completes marathon, LXX (Spring 2007), 17

Johnson, Chris: XLVIII (December 1983), 20

Johnson, Dan M.: XLII (Winter 1978), 11; XLVIII (December 1984), 11

Johnson, Dr. David A., 1987 Foundation Research Award: LI (Fall 1987), 17

Johnson, Dr. Don--editor of Aethlon and Hummers, Knucklers, and Slow Curves: Contemporary Baseball Poems: LVI (Winter 1993), 9 named dean, College of Arts and Sciences: LX (Fall 1997), 27

Johnson, Eric, '82, mountain climber: LI (Summer 1987), 6

Johnson, Gary Ray: XXXVII (Summer 1973), 8

Johnson, Gary Ray: XLIV (March 1980), 2

Johnson, F. Heisse--scholarship fund for ETSU medical students established in his memory: Souvenir Ed. (1994), 21

Johnson, Dr. Heisee--Honorary Alumnus (posthumously, 1991): LV (Fall 1991), 4

Johnson, Kevin, ‘84: XLVIII (March 1984), 16; Athletics Hall of Fame inductee, LXVIII (Spring 2005), 18

Johnson, Noah: XVII (Spring 1953)

Johnson, Rayford, ’90: appointed executive director of Innovation Laboratory, LXXI (Fall 2008), 27

Johnson, T. M.: XXXV (Spring, 1971), 5

Johnson City Family Medicine Associates--opened new patient care and teaching facility in March 1989: LIII (Spring/Summer 1989), 20

Johnson City foundry property--site of new 408-space student parking lot: LVIII (Spring 1995), 5

Johnson City Medical Center Hospital--provided $48,000 in scholarships for the School of Nursing: LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 17; LVI (Fall 1992), 16; Sponsors cancer research by Quillen College of Medicine: LXI (Spring 1998), 15; Children’s Hospital, (Fall 2004), 11; medical helicopter: LXVIII (Spring 2005), 9

Johnson City News & Neighbor (newspaper): LXXII (Fall 2009), 12

Johnson City Specialty Hospital (Johnson City, Tenn.): LVI (Fall 1992), 6

Johnson City, Tenn.--Tennessee's third safest college town: LVIII (Spring 1995), 5; historical display at Hands On! Museum, LXX (Fall 2007), 11

Johnson City/Washington County Area Chamber of Commerce--co-sponsored 11th Presidential Distinguished Lecture: LIV (Winter/Spring 1990), 9

Jones, Alex S.--1987 Pulitzer Prize winner & Fall 1987 commencement speaker: LII (Winter 1988), 17; fall 1987 commencement speaker and Pulitzer Prize winning journalist: LII (Spring 1988, 11

Jones, Billy Mac: XXXVIII (Summer 1974), 9

Jones, Dr. Blaine Jones, III, '92: service award: LXII (Fall 1999), 7

Jones, Carl A.--chaired group seeking university status for East Tennessee State College, early 1960s: LII (Spring 1988), 8; recipient of Appalachian Consortium's 1987 Laurel Leaves Award: LII (Spring 1988), 11; Carl A. Jones Hall at Quillen-Dishner College of Medicine named in his honor: LIII (Winter 1989), 10; Honorary Alumnus (1991): LV (Fall 1991), 4; died April 25, 1992: LVI (Spring/Summer 1992), 3

Jones, Carleton A., III: LXVI (Spring 2003), 29

Jones, Dan--Human Resources Director for the TRW Rack & Pinion Division in Rogersville, Tenn.: LVII (1994), 18

Jones, David, ’86: receives staff award: LXV (Fall 2002), 13

Jones, 1Lt. Douglas L.--killed in Vietnam (October 12, 1966): XXXI (Winter 1967), 30; LVI (Winter 1993), 19

Jones, Earl M., '61, executive vice president and chief operating officer of Piedmont Mining Company Inc., Charlotte, North Carolina: LII (Spring, 1988), 13

Jones, Elizabeth (Katie): named Roan Scholar, LXX (Spring 2007), 5

Jones, Gregg, co-publisher of Greeneville (TN) Sun: LII (Winter 1988), 17

Jones, Heather: sport management intern: LXV (Fall 2002), 23

Jones, Jane: named executive assistant to ETSU president, LXII (Spring 1999), 13; named associate vice president for health affairs, LXX (Fall 2007), 9

Jones, John A., ’69: past president, ETSU National Alumni Association: LXV (Fall 2002), 15; named “Outstanding Alumnus”, LXIX (Fall 2006), 4

Jones, John L. XXXVII (Winter 1973), 9

Jones, John M.--XXXVI (Fall 1971), 11; member, Commission on the Future of ETSU: LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 5 [p] Jones, John M., Jr., editor of Greeneville (TN) Sun: LII (Winter 1988), 17

Jones, John M., Sr.--publisher of Greeneville (TN) Sun: LII (winter 1988), 17; granted "Honorary Alumni" status in 1994: LVII (1994), 13 [p];

Jones, Kathryn Paxton--Honorary Alumna (1996): LIX (fall 1996), 13 [p]

Jones, Olan, '75, MBA '77--manager of payroll and human resources information at Eastman Chemical Company: LIX (spring 1996), 10 [p]; inducted into College of Business and Technology Hall of Fame, LXX (Spring 2007), 12; named outstanding alumnus LXX (Fall 2007), 7

Jones, Ray: constructs sub-divisions, LXIX (Spring 2006), 10

Jones, Steven Hal, B.S., '71--alumni award of honor (1997): LX (Fall 1997), 5; received Tennessee Medical Association Community Service Award: LXV (Fall 2002), 32

Jones, Tim P., new president of Pirate Club: LI (Fall 1987), 16; named honorary alumnus: LX (Fall 1997), 5; LXVI (Spring 2003), 29; elected

ETSU Foundation president (Fall 2003), 17; addresses alumni meeting, LXVII (Fall 2004), 13; LXX (Fall 2007), 18; receives margin of excellence award, LXXI (Spring 2008), 15; LXXII (Fall 2009), 18; receives Regents’ Award for Excellence in Philanthropy, LXXIII (Spring 2010), 18

Jones, Valda Hicks (Mrs. Tim P.): receives Regents’ Award for Excellence in Philanthropy, LXXIII (Spring 2010), 18; Award of Honor, LXXV (Fall 2012), 3

Jones, Victoria (Tori): Roan Scholar, LXXI (Spring 2008), 14

Jones, William L.: XLI (Summer 1977), 9

Jordan, Glenn C.: XXXVI (Summer 1972), 14; XXXIX (Fall 1974), 26

Journalism department; XXXIII (Spring 1969), 7; XXXV (Spring 1971), 5; XXXVI (Spring 1972), 22; XXXVIII (Fall 1973), 4

Journalism scholarships: XXXIV (Fall 1969), 11; XXXVII (Spring 1973), 15; XXXVIII (Spring 1974), 3

Joy, Flora, '63, MA '67: XLVI (June 1982), 12; author of numerous "Storytelling in Education Funbooks": LVIII (Spring 1995), 10; author of two new books on storytelling: LIX (fall 1996), 27 [p]

Joyner, Dr. William L.: LXXIV (Fall 2011), 17

Judd, Walter: XXIX (Winter 1965), 13

Judges' Choice Award (advertising): LXI (Spring 1998), 13

Junior Day: XLVIII (June 1984), 14

Justice, Robert A. "Bob"--appointed director of Tennessee Small Business Development Center at ETSU: LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 16

Kalogeros, Jim: LXVI (Spring 2003), 29; honorary alumnus, LXVIII (Fall 2005), 6

Kaldegg, Erna P.: XXXVI (Summer 1972), 14; XLIII (March 1979), 23

Kamolnick, Paul: published a monograph entitled “Delegitimizing Al-Qaeda: A Jihad-Realist Approach,” LXXV (Fall 2012), 7

Kao, Dr. Race L.: new holder of Carroll H. Long Chair of Surgical Research: LVI (Spring/Summer 1992), 5; holder of Carroll H. Long Chair of Excellence in Surgical Research: LVI (Fall 1992), 8-9

Kappa Alpha-Fraternity: XX (Spring 1956)

Kappa Alpha Order: XXXIX (Winter 1975), 4

Kappa Delta Pi: XIX (Winter 1955); XXVIII (Summer 1964), 10; XXIX (Spring 1965), 14; XXX (Winter 1966), 11, 13; XXXI (Winter 1967), 10; XXXVI (Spring 1972), 10; receives ACE Award: LXV (Fall 2002), 14

Kappa Lambda Honor Society: XXVIII (Summer 1964), 10; XXXII (Summer 1968), 23; XXXIV (Winter 1970), 12

Kappa Mu Epsilon: XXXII (Summer 1968), 23.

Kappa Sigma: XXXIX (Winter 1975), 4

Kappa Tau Alpha: XXXIV (Fall 1969), 12

Karnad, Dr. Anand B., '85: distinguished alumnus in medicine award: LXII (Fall 1999), 7

Karp, Laurel, B.S., '95--ETSU adult learner of the year: LX (Fall 1997), 11

Kasprzyk, Dan: XLVIII (September 1984), 8

Kasten, Frederick: establishes library fund, LXVII (Fall 2004), 15

Kathleen Price Burbage Memorial Fund: XXXVI (Fall 1971), 13

Katras, Tony, MD '84--received Career Achievement Award (1994) from the James H. Quillen College of Medicine Alumni Society: LVIII (Fall 1995), 5; LXXII (Fall 2009), 19

Kaudewitz, Laurie: receives Nurse of the Year Award, LXVII (Fall 2004), 12

Keasling, Dale, '70--president of Home Federal Bank of Knoxville and "Outstanding Alumnus" for 1994: LVII (1994), 12; alumni wall of honor, LXVI (Spring 2003), 8; inducted into College of Business and Technology Hall of Fame, LXX (Spring 2007), 12

Keen, Paula Gail: XXXII (Winter 1968), 30

Keesling, James F., '81--1995 Award of Honor: LVIII (Fall 1995), 16; retired as Kingsport chief of police: LXII (Fall 1999), 9

Kebler, George: XXXV (Winter 1971), 7

Kehler, George, II, ’87, ’91: dedicates piano recital to father, LXVI (Fall 2003), 11

Keller, Chad--Buccaneer basketball player: LIV (Winter/Spring 1990), 11

Keller, Linda J.: Honorary Alumni, LXXV (Fall 2012), 3

Keller, Ric, '86: elected to Congress from Florida: LXIV (Spring 2001), 8; commencement speaker, LXVII (Spring 2004), 10

Keller, Travis “Trav” A.: Honorary Alumni, LXXV (Fall 2012), 3

Kellogg Foundation--SEE: W. K. Kellogg Foundation

Kelly, Angie Ford, ’74: LXXII (Fall 2009), 14

Kelly, Ben R.: XLII (Winter 1978), 11

Kelly, Edward J.: receives Fulbright grant, LXVIII (Spring 2005), 12

Kelly, George: XXXIV (Fall 1969), 12

Kelly, George W.--helped organize the journalism department at ETSU: LVII (1994), 9; journalist & ETSU journalism teacher died in 1995: LVIII (Fall 1995), 26; ETSU chapter of Society of Professional Journalists named in his memory: LIX (fall 1996), 9

Kelly, J. Michael, ’66: named dean at Virginia Tech, LXVII (Fall 2004), 26

Kelly, Susan Sholes: XLVI (June 1982), 7

Kemmish, Sandra J., ’71: president of Junior Leagues International, LXVIII (Fall 2005), 12

Kemp, Brenda Seal: XLIV (September 1980), 4

Kemp, Eddie: LVII (1994), 22

Kemp, Evelyn: named to state board of examiners in psychology, LXX (Spring 2007), 8

Kemp, Karen--new head women's basketball coach: LVII (1994), 22

Kemp, Karen--Southern Conference Coach-of-the-Year: LVIII (Spring 1995), 14; becomes winningest ETSU women’s basketball coach, LXVII (Spring 2004), 19; LXXIII (Spring 2010), 23; LXXIV (Spring 2011), 30

Kemp, Marcus: LVII (1994), 22

Kennedy, D. Roger, '69: named president of AFG Industries: LXII (Fall 1999), 8; Outstanding Alumnus Award: LXVIII (Fall 2005), 5; LXXII (Fall 2009), 18; inducted into Distinguished President’s Trust, LXXIII (Spring 2010), 15; Lifetime Achievement in Business Award: LXXV (Spring 2012), 4

Kenneth C. Spauling Memorial Fund: XXXVI (Fall 1971), 13

Kenny Rogers and The First Edition: XXXIV (Spring 1970), 17

Kensinger, Mary R., ’34, ’78, ’81: LXVII (Spring 2004), 17; outstanding alumni award: LXVII (Fall 2004), 5

Keplinger, Larry D., named chief of public safety department: LI (Fall 1987), 18

Kesner, Richard M.: XLIII (March 1979), 4; XLIII (June/July 1979), 9

Ketron, Ruth, ’71, ’72: receives 2003 Pfizer/ADHA Excellence in Dental Hygiene Award, joins law firm, LXVI (Fall 2003), 24

Ketron, Wallace, '58: LXIII (Spring 2000), 7

Keys, Edith: XLVIII (March 1984), 5

Keys, Mary: XXXVI (Winter 1972), 7; XXXVI (Spring 1972), 9; XXXVII (Winter 1973), 11

Keystone Dental Care, Inc.: LXIV (Fall 2001), 15

Khalbuss, Dr. Walid, Syrian student at ETSU: LI (Fall 1987), 6

Khan, Dr. Fazle Nasim--Bangladesh medical doctor and graduate student in environmental health at ETSU: LIII (Spring/Summer 1989), 9

Kiehna, Becky Hope: elementary teacher develops coloring book: LXIV (Spring

2001), 12

Kifle, Gediyon, ’96: photographer, LXXI (Spring 2008), 5

Kilgore, Linda Sudan: XXXIII (Winter 1969), 12

Kimbrell, Kamitra--Homecoming Queen (1995): LIX (spring 1996), 29 [p]

Kimbrough, Dr. Barbara: named honorary alumna, LXVI (Fall 2003), 6

Kimbrough, Dr. Ralph B.--member of Commission on the Future of ETSU: LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 5

Kimbrough, Dr. Stephen: named honorary alumnus, LXVI (Fall 2003), 6

Kimmel, Chuck, ’78: inducted into SEATA Hall of Fame, LXXI (Spring 2008), 13; NATA Hall of Fame, LXIV (Fall 2011), 21

Kinch, William Louie: XL (Fall 1975), 15

King, U. S. Army National Guard Lt. Johnathon, ’09: LXXV (Spring 2012), 7

King, Karen, ’81: director, Academic Technology, LXVI (Fall 2003), 9

King, Winfred: XLVII (September 1983), 12

Kingsport campus Advisory Council: LVII (1994), 24

Kingsport Kiwanis Club: XXXIV (Winter 1970), 10

Kingsport, Tennessee: A Planned American City: LI (Fall 1987), 14

Kingsport University Center: See also, East Tennessee State University/University of Tennessee at Kingsport ETSU/UT at Kingsport

Kingsport University Center: XXVII (Summer 1963), 8; XXXIV (Fall 1969), 30; XXXIV (Spring 1970), 3; XXXV (Spring 1971), 1; XXXV (Summer 1971), 23; XXXVII (Summer 1973), 12; XXXVIII (Summer 1974), 9; XXXIX (Fall 1974), 2; XLI (Fall 1976), 9; XLV (March 1981), 3; XLVII (June 1983), 7; XLIX (March 1985), 5

Kinser, Staff Sgt. Joshua Paul, (’97): “Along Recovery,”; LXXIV (Fall 2011), 20

Kinsley, Jr., Richard N.: Distinguished Retiree of College of Public Health, LXXV (Fall 2012), 8

Kirkwood, William: XLIX (March 1985), 7

Kite, David L.--former university comptroller named associate vice president for administration and finance: LIII (Winter 1989), 19

Kneuer, Walt--Vice President and General Manager of the TRW Rack & Pinion Division: LVII (1994), 18-19

Knight, Byron H.: XLIII (October 1979), 11

Knight, TT Sam-- named professor of surgery: LX (Fall 1997), 27

Knight, W. Hal: named dean, Clemmer College of Education and Human Development, LXVII (Fall 2004), 10; LXVIII (Summer 2005), 28

Knoll, Alex: honorary alumnus: LXII (Fall 1999), 7

Knotts, Don: XLIX (Fall 1985), 8

KODAK Invitational Track and Field Meet, January 16-17, 1987: (LI Spring 1987), 9; January 22-23, 1988: LII (Winter 1988), 14; LII (Spring 1988), 15; LIII (Winter 1989), 18

Koehler, Anne G.--Who's Who Among American's Teachers for 1994: LVIII (Spring 1995), 23

Kogan, Dr. Grigorij: Fulbright scholars researches at ETSU: LXIV (Spring 001), 12

Kortum, Richard D.: receives Fulbright grant, LXVIII (Spring 2005), 12; conducts research in Mongolia, LXXI (Spring 2008), 10

Kosky, Josh: Secretary/Treasurer of Student Government Association, LXXV (Fall 2012), 5

Kovach, Bill, '59: XLVIII (September 1984), 2; editor of Atlanta Journal and Constitution: LI (Fall 1987), 8; established scholarship endowment, 1986: LI (Spring 1987), 10; member of Commission on the Future of ETSU: LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 5; former managing editor of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution: LIII (Winter 1989), 7; retires as curator of Nieman Foundation: LXIII (Spring 2000), 8; essay published in book on Kennedy: LXV (Fall 2002), 9

Kovach, Lynne, established scholarship endowment, 1986: LI (Spring 1987), 10

Kozsuch, Mildred: XLIX (Fall 1985), 13

Kretzer, Mike--elected to ETSU Athletics Hall of Fame: LX (spring 1997), 19 [p]

Krieger, M. Thomas: receives honorary alumnus award: LXIII (Fall 2000), 5; elected ETSU Foundation secretary (Fall 2003), 17; receives Margin of Excellence Award, LXIX (Spring 2006), 13; LXXII (Fall 2009), 18; Chair Roan Scholars Steering Committee, LXXIV (Fall 2011), 33

Krishnan, K.—Department of Internal Medicine: leads prostate cancer prevention trial, LXIV (Fall 2001), 13

Kuchler, A. W.: XIX (Winter 1955)

Kuhne, Sharon Anglin: XLVIII (June 1984), 9

Kuramoto, Yasunobu "Rex", ETSU golfer: LI (Summer 1987), 14; --member of 1989 championship Buccaneer gold team: LIII (Spring/Summer 1989), 6-7; Athletics Hall of Fame inductee, LXVIII (Spring 2005), 18

Kuramoto, Rex (SEE: Kuramoto, Yasunobu “Rex”)

Kurds visit campus: LXVI (Spring 2003), 15

Kwasigroch, Thomas--named Dean's Distinguished Teaching Award in Basic Sciences: LX (Fall 1997), 27; named McCann Scholar, LXVIII (Fall 2005), 10

Kweller, Susan: XLIV (June 1980), 5

Kyte, Zella: XXXVII (Summer 1973), 5

La, Larry Trung, ’84: restaurant owner, LXVI (Fall 2003), 10; College of Business and Technology Hall of Fame member, LXXIV (Spring 2011), 16

LaBastille, Anne—ecologist: named Wayne G. Basler Chair of Excellence for the Integration of Arts, Rhetoric and Science, LXIV (Fall 2001), 15

Laboratory: XXV (Winter 1961), 9; XXV (Summer 1961), 15; XXVI (Winter 1962), 14

Lachmann, Susan--volunteer producer, WETS-FM: LVII (1994), 11

Lacy, Eric: XXX (Spring 1966), 5

Ladd, Doris, '75: chief financial officer, AFG Industries, LXIV (Fall 2001), 10; receives Award of Honor, LXXII (Fall 2009), 5

Laitinen, Matthew A.--retires: LX (Fall 1997), 27

Lake Street Cottage (Building): XI (Fall 1946)

Lamb, John P., Jr.: XXXV (Fall 1970), 3; XXXV (Summer 1971), 9; XLI (Summer 1977), 9; XLV (June 1981), 22; XLVII (December 1982), 2; Distinguished Retiree of College of Public Health, (Deceased), LXXV (Fall 2012), 8

Lambda Chi: XLIII (June/July 1979), 2

Lambda Chi Alpha: XXXVII (Winter 1973), 10; XXXIX (Winter 1975), 4; XLIII (June/July 1979), 5; celebrates 50 years at ETSU, LXIX (Fall 2006), 13

Landrum, Joseph E. "Rick"--assistant general counsel with the Tennessee Board of Regents assigned to provide legal counsel for ETSU: LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 17

Lane, Bill --sports editor of the Kingsport Times-News: LIII (Spring/Summer 1989), 13-14

Lane, Robert--elected first-term member of ETSU Foundation board of directors: LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 18

Lang, Cheryl, ’86: inducted into college of business hall of fame, LXXI (Spring 2008), 14

Langdon, Steve: XXX (Winter 1966), 18

Langenbrunner, Mary: coordinates child placement project, LXVIII (Fall 2005), 10

Language and Culture Resource Center: LXII (Fall 1999), 13

Language department: XLIII (Fall 1978), 2; XLIII (March 1979), 3; XLIII (June 1979), 21; XLIV (March 1980), 3

Lansinger, Howard: XXXVII (Summer 1973), 5

Lanza, Dr. Guy B.--new chairman of the environmental health department at ETSU: LIII (Spring/Summer 1989), 17

Lanza, Dr. Guy--studying biodegradation of creosotetype compounds when combined with certain bacterial at the Superfund site at Southern Wood Piedmont in Chattanooga, Tenn.: LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 9

Lanza, Dr. Guy R.--interim dean of the School of Public and Allied Health named to the position permanently: LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 10

Lanza, Dr. Guy--dean of the College of Public and Allied Health: LVI (Winter 1993), 14

Lapham, Ryen: LXXIV (Spring 2011), 19

LaPella, Robert D., associate professor of music--retires: LX (Fall 1997), 27

LaPorte, Sephen J.—Lifetime Achievement in Business Award: LXXV (Spring 2012), 4

Larkey, Tammy: XLVIII (September 1984), 11

Larry Hinson Scholarship: XXXV (Spring 1971), 9

Larry Sutton Scholarship: XLVIII (March 1984), 12; XLIX (Summer 1985), 19

Larson, Rolf: XXXV (Fall 1970), 6

Latchpins of the Lost Cove: LI (Fall 1987), 14

Latimer, J. Lane, III--chair of Kingsport campus Advisory Council: LVII (1994), 24; 1998 Honorary Alumnus: LXI (Fall 1998), 7; Excellence in Business Award: LXXV (Spring 2012), 4

Lau, Serena: L (Winter 1980), 18

Lawhorn, Jean C.: XXXVI (Summer 1972), 19

Lawrence, H. Lea: XLI (Winter 1977), 4

Lawson, Betty: XXIX (Spring 1965), 14

Lawson, James: XLV (December 1980), 15; Distinguished Retiree of College of Public Health, LXXV (Fall 2012), 8

Lawson, Mable: XXXIV (Spring 1970), cover; XXXIV (Summer 1970), 21; XXXVI (Winter 1972), 7

Lawson, Sherry: XXXV (Spring 1971), 4

Lawton, Eddie, '83,Washington, D. C., bomb squad officer: LXI (Fall 1998), 9

Leab, Grace: XXXV (Fall 1970), 7

Leach, Patsy B.: XLII (Fall 1977), 5

LeCroy, Anne: XLIX (March 1985), 7

Leddy, Eddie: XXXVII (Fall 1972), 20

Leddy, Edward Ciaran: XLVI (March 1982), 20

Leddy, P. J.: XXXVII (Fall 1972), 20

Leddy, Patrick: XXXIV (Fall 1969), 21

Ledford, Bruce: XLIII (October 1979), 11

Lee, J. D.: XXXVIII (Summer 1974), 4

Lee, Theresa K., '74--assistant secretary and assistant counsel, corporate group, Eastman Chemical Company: LIX (spring 1996), 11 [p]; named 2002 outstanding alumna: LXV (Fall 2002), 5; alumni wall of honor, LXVI (Spring 2003), 8; honored by national journal, LXXIII (Spring 2010), 10

LeeAnne Brown Chair of Excellence in General Pediatrics: Souvenir Ed. (1994), 20; LVII (1994), 17

Leek, Adrian-- XLIII (June/July 1979), 14; elected to ETSU Athletics Hall of Fame: LX (spring 1997), 19 [p]

Leeper, Keith A., --newly appointed bursar, ETSU: LIII (Winter 1989), 16; new director of Pirate Club: LX (Fall 1997), 26

Leeper, Stephanie, Quillen-Dishner College of Medicine: LI (Spring 1987), 3-4; receives alumni service award: LXIII (Fall 2000), 6

Leeper, Stephanie C.--medical school researcher working to identify blood factors involved in development of preeclampsia during pregnancy: LVII (1994), 4

LeForce, Alan-- Buccaneer basketball coach: LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 4-5; Bucs basketball coach named Tennessee Sports Writers Association's Men's College Basketball Coach of the Year (1991): LV (Fall 1991), 4; men's basketball coach: LVI (Spring/Summer 1992), 6; LVI (Winter 1993), 6; resigned as men's basketball coach (1996): LIX (spring 1996), 18 [p]; named honorary alumnus: LX (Fall 1997), 5; inducted into Athletic Hall of Fame, LXX (Spring 2007), 15

Leger, Robert G.: XLI (Summer 1977), 9

Leggett, Marshall--President of Milligan College: LVIII (Spring 1995), 10

Lenz, Dr. Cynthia L., Dean of the School of Nursing: LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 19; LVI (Fall 1992), 12-13

Leonard, April Elizabeth, ’08: receives Army commission, LXXII (Spring 2008), 9

Leonard, Barbara, ’88: signs national anthem at ballgame, LXVI (Fall 2003), 11

Leonard, Bob: XLV (September/October 1981), 9

Leonard, Donna K.: XXXIII (Fall 1968), 21

Leonard, Phil: XLVIII (March 1984), 3; program director of WETS-FM: LVII (1994), 11

Leonard, Sarah Ann: XLIV (September 1980), 3

Leonard, Theresa, ’88: finalist for principal of the year, LXXII (Fall 2009), 17

Leslie Parks Pope $10,000 Honors Endowment: LVII (1994), 17

Lettermen: XXX (Summer 1966), 29; XXX (Fall 1966), 8

Letterman, Michael Robert: named Roan Scholar, LXX (Spring 2007), 5

Lewis, Cory, ’03: named Northeast Tennessee Builder of the Year, LXXIII (Fall 2010), 13; organizes young professionals group, LXXIV (Spring 2011), 37

Lewis, Edna Shepherd, '51--Outstanding Alumna for 1995: LVIII (Fall 1995), 16

Lewis, Michael A., ’92: joins law firm, LXVI (Fall 2003), 22

Ley, James A.: LXVI (Spring 2003), 29

Li Lu--exiled veteran of democracy demonstrations in China's Tiananmen Square came to ETSU in February 1992 as part of Student Activities Center Leadership Conference: LVI (Spring/Summer 1992), 11

Library:

IV (Winter 1939);
XIX (Winter 1955);
XXV (Fall 1960), 6;
XXVI (Winter 1962), 6, 15;
XXVIII (Winter 1964), 10;
XXIX (Winter 1965), 14;
XXIX (Summer 1965), 23;
XXX (Winter 1966), 17;
XXX (Spring 1966), 27;
XXX (Summer 1966), 10;
XXXII (Fall 1967), 9;
XXXII (Spring 1968), 6;
XXXIV (Spring 1970), 17;
XXXVI (Spring 1972), 1;
XXXVI (Summer 1972), 18;
XXXVII (Fall 1972), 13;
XXXVII (Summer 1973), 5;
XLI (Spring 1977), 10;
XLIII (Fall 1978), 20;
XLIII (March 1979), 4;
XLV (June 1981), 5

Library (New)--description of proposed new library building for ETSU:

LIX (spring 1996), 7;
groundbreaking (22 Oct. 1996): LX (spring 1997), 12 [p];
construction: LXI (Spring 1998), 4

Library support group organized: LX (Fall 1997), 13

Library Science Department: XXXIX (Fall 1974), 10

Light, Cheryl: admitted to U. S. Supreme Court bar, LXX (Fall 2007), 13

Ligon, Dr. C. LaVeta: LXXIV (Fall 2011), 4

Likens, Allen, ’79: Excellence in Business Award, LXXIV (Spring 2011), 17

Lilly, Dennis E.: XXXIV (Winter 1970), 18; XXXV (Winter 1971), 8

Lilly, Eli: XLVII (June 1983), 19

Lilly, Gary, ’97, ’04: named Bristol, Tenn., director of schools, LXXII (Spring 2008), 24

Lincoln, C. Eric: XLVIII (December 1984), 14

Lincoln, Robin, '84: joins Faneuil Group: LXIV (Spring 2001), 28

Lindley, James Marvin: XXIII (Winter, 1959)

Lindsey, Renee: XXXIII (Fall 1968), 22

Linebarger, Doug, '70: elected to Athletic Hall of Fame: LXIII (Fall 2000), 27

Linebarger, Kathy M.: named honorary alumnus, LXXI (Fall 2008), 4

Linebarger, Stephen: named Roan Scholar, LXVII (Spring 2004), 17; Student Government Association vice president, LXXI (Fall 2008), 5

Linebarger, Dr. William G., '72--National Alumni Association president-elect 1995-96: LVIII (Fall 1995), 17; receives Award of Honor, LXIX (Fall 2006), 4; inducted into ROTC Hall of Fame, LXXIV (Spring 2011), 18

Linsert, Colonel Henry: XXIX (Summer 1965), 7

Lipp, David: XLII (Winter 1978), 11

Little, Dr. Frank E., '58: XLI (Winter 1977), 6; music department chairman, Furman University: LI (Spring 1987), 9; member of Commission on the Future of ETSU: LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 5; received 1992 Outstanding Alumnus Award: LVI (Fall 1992), 21; executive director, Music Center of the North Shore, Winnetka, Ill.: LVI (Winter 1993), 19; commencement speaker (fall 1992): Souvenir Ed. (1994), 15

Little, Linda: XL (Spring 1976), 6

Little Buccaneers Student Child Care Center opened: LX (Fall 1997), 13

Little Caesars/ETSU Tennis Tournament (5th, 1994): LVIII (Spring 1995), 16

Litton, George: XXXII (Winter 1968), 11

Litvack, Samara, ’03: organizes young professional group, LXXIV (Spring 2011), 37

Liu, Dian-Qiu: XLVIII (December 1984), 14

Livaditis, Nicholas John: XXXVI (Summer 1972), 5

Livengood, Michelle, ’84: honored by former President Jimmy Carter, LXVI (Spring 2003), 10; elected to College of Business Hall of Fame, LXVI (Spring 2003), 11

Lloyd, Jacqueline--elected "Clinician of the year 1993" by the Tennessee Geriatrics Society: LVII (1994), 5

Loans: XVIII (Spring 1954); XIX (Winter 1955); XXVI (Spring 1962), 11; XXVI (Summer 1962), 7; XXVII (Fall 1962), 9; XXVIII (Fall 1963), 7; XXVIII (Winter 1964), 7; XXVIII (Spring 1964), 5

Lobertini, Jo A., 88, ’00: named dean at Friends University, Wichita, Kansas, LXXIII (Fall 2010), 33

Locke, William W.: named distinguished alumnus in education, LXX (Fall 2007), 7

Lockhart, Renee Bays, ’87, ’89: receives College of Business and Technology Business Horizon Award, LXVII (Spring 2004), 6; vice president of Heritage Family Funeral Services, LXXII (Spring 2008), 32

Lodes, Charles: XLII (Fall 1977), 15; LXXII (Fall 2009), 19

Lodter, Edward G.: XXVI (Spring 1962), 12

Logan, David--named chair of the department of art: LVII (1994), 10

Loggins, Dave, ASCAP Songwriter of the Year, 1987: LII (Winter 1988), 8

Logo (Athletic): LXIV (Fall 2001), 25

Logo, new university, 1988: LII (Spring 1988), back cover; new logo, LXVII (Fall 2004), 11

Lohman, Kenton: XLIX (Summer 1985), 14

Long, Ken T.: XLII (Fall 1977), 5

Long, Suzanne--exchange student in Switzerland: LX (spring 1997), 11 [p]

Loomis, Dr. Kim, ’85—2011 recipient of the Kennesaw State University Distinguished Teaching Award, LXXV (Spring 2012), 26

Lopez, Sebastin--receives grant: LX (Fall 1997), 27

Lottery scholarships: LXVII (Spring 2004), 15

Louise Skalko Scholarship Endowment: Souvenir Ed. (1994), 21

Love, Felix C., '59: XLIV (September 1980), 12; L (Spring 1986), 8; LI (Winter 1987), 11, 31; director of the Smithsonian Institution Press: LIV (Winter/Spring 1990), 6; LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 12

Love, Tiffany Collier, ’04, ’06: founds not-for-profits, LXXIII (Fall 2010), 12

Lovegrove, Beverly Shadden, ’74: LXXII (Fall 2009), 14

Lovette, Richard: LVII (1994), 9

Lowe, Allison: named Roan Scholar, LXVII (Spring 2004), 17

Lowe, Kimberly, ’91: assistant director of student life at Virginia Tech, LXIX (Spring 2006), 22

Lowery, Mike--ETSU motor pool employee received National Guard "Soldier of the Year Award" for 1995: LIX (spring 1996), 27

Lowry, John, 2000: named Johnson City police chief, LXVI (Fall 2003), 10; receives Joe Casey Award, LXXII (Fall 2009), 30

Loy, Harvey: XLIV (Summer 1985), 3

Loyd, James: XXVII (Winter 1963), 4

Loyd, Dean James W.--board member of ETSU Retirees Association (ETSURA): LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 15

Loyd, Mary Lyons: XXXIV (Summer 1970), 15

Lt. Robert B. Thorne Memorial Scholarship: LIX (fall 1996), 11

Lucchesi, John, ’90: opens Back Yard Burgers, LXIX (Spring 2006), 10

Ludolf, Gordon: XXX (Spring 1966), 5

Luntsford, Bonnie: XXXV (Fall 1970), 2; XXXV (Winter 1971), 30

Lupton-Smith, Mark--ETSU tennis player posted a 93-37 record in singles competition: LVI (Winter 1993), 7

Lurie, Dr. David, rheumatologist: LI (Spring 1987), 5

Luther, Jim, '61--tax writer for The Associated Press in Washington, D. C.: LIV (Winter/Spring 1990), 7

Lyle, Ellen: XL (Fall 1975), 1

Lyle, Joseph P.: LXXIII (Fall 2010), 35

Lyle, Loretta, ’61: alumni wall of honor, LXVI (Spring 2003), 8

Lyle, Robert B.: XXXVI (Winter 1972), 9

Lyle, Thomas A.: XLV (September/October 1981), 12

Lyle, Val, ’01—released “Sanctuary,”: LXXV (Spring 2012), 8

Lyle House (formerly Hillside House): LXXIII (Fall 2010), 35

Lynch, David (Nick): obituary, LXXII (Spring 2008), 28

Lynch, Ed, ’68: featured in Sports Illustrated issue, LXIX (Fall 2006), 13

Lynch, Michael, '84: LXIII (Fall 2000), 8

Lyons, Billy Joe--obituary: LIX (fall 1996), 25

Lyons, James--1995 Southern Conference all-tournament team (baseball): LVIII (Fall 1995), 19

Lyons, John M., ’76: Knoxville columnist, LXXIII (Fall 2010), 14

Mabry, Gary, '73, '74: alumni banner carrier, December 1998 commencement, LXII (Spring 1999), 11; business college hall of fame member, LXXII (Spring 2008), 13

MacNee, Carol L., College of Nursing: named a Health Partners Fellow, LXII (Spring 1999), 13

MacRae, Norma--director of Teaching and Learning Center: LIX (Spring 1996), 8; dean, School of Continuing Studies, LXVIII (Summer 2005), 29

Maddox, Guy M.: XXVIII (Fall 1963), 6

Magee, Sara: XXXIX (Fall 1974), 6

Mahefky, Karen Ann: XXX (Spring 1966), 22

Mahoney, Dan, '66--former mayor of Johnson City, Tenn.: LVI (Winter 1993), 19; mastermind behind regional cooperation group Number One Committee: LVIII (Fall 1995), 13; inducted into Junior Achievement Business Hall of Fame: LXV (Fall 2002), 28; P, LXVII (Fall 2004), 6; inducted into College of Business and Technology Hall of Fame, LXX (Spring 2007), 12; Named Outstanding Alumnus, LXXIII (Fall 2010), 4

Majorettes: XXXIV (Fall 1969), 24; XXXVI (Fall 1971), 18

Make A Difference project: LXIII (Fall 2000), 12

Malone, Freddie H., ’89: College of Business and Technology Hall of Fame inductee, LXVIII (Spring 2005), 6

Malone, K. Scott, ’92: named practitioner of the year, LXVII (Fall 2004), 9; appointed to Georgia medical advisory board, LXX (Fall 2007), 12

Maltsberger, Basil: XXXVIII (Summer 1974), 6; XLII (Winter 1978), inside front cover

Manahan, Eric, ’95, ’00: designs surgery procedure: LXV (Fall 2002), 10

Manahan, Lois: Honored, LXXIV (Fall 2011), 33

Manahan, Richard A.: XLV (June 1981), 10; XLVIII (December 1984), 2; XLIX (Fall 1985), 9: L (Winter 1986), 18; Vice President, University Advancement, and Executive Director of the ETSU Foundation: LVIII (Spring 1995), 17; receives George L. Carter Award: LXV (Fall 2002), 6; appointed to Education Commission of the States: LXV (Fall 2002), 12; receives Distinguished Staff Award, LXVI (Fall 2003), 13; honors scholars program established in his name, LXXII (Spring 2008), 14

Mandela, Nelson--newly-elected president of South Africa: LVIII (spring 1995), 11 [p]

Mann, Coramae Richey--Basler chairholder (1998): LIX (fall 1996), 26

Mann, Nancy Kane, ’74: LXXII (Fall 2009), 14

Manning, Ambrose N.--XXVI (Winter 1962), 6; XXX (Spring 1966), 16; XL (Fall 1975), 5 [p]; XLVII (December 1982), 3 [p]; XLVIII (June 1984), 10; board member of ETSU Retirees Association (ETSURA): LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 15; received Atlantic Christian College Alumni Achievement Award for outstanding service in the filed of education and literature: LIV (Winter/Spring 1990), 20 [p]; co-author of Appalachian Inside Out: LIX (spring 1996), 14

Manning, Mary: XXXVII (Winter, 1973), 10

Manning, Dr. Randolph, , associate dean, Quillen-Dishner College of Medicine: LI (Spring 1987), 4; Quillen Dishner College of Medicine, "Humans at Risk": LI (Spring 1987), 4-5.

Manufacturing technology curriculum: LII (Winter 1988), 3

Marchioni, Michael P.: XLII (Winter 1978), 11; receives Lifetime Achievement Award from state organization, LXX (Spring 2007), 11; Political Science, International Affairs, & Public Administration, Faculty Emeritus, LXXV (Fall 2012), 7

Margason, Harold: XXXVI (Summer 1972), 14

Margin of Excellence Award: LXVI (Spring 2003), 18; LXXI (Spring 2008), 15

Marion, Michael, ’82: founder of Rise Up, LXXIV (Spring 2011), 18

Marius, Richard C.--Basler chairholder (1999): LIX (fall 1996), 26

Marks, Delbert, '59: LXIII (Spring 2000), 7

Marks, Lori: receives Distinguished Faculty Award in Teaching: LXIII (Fall 2000), 7

Marrs, Bonnie P.: Distinguished Retiree of College of Public Health, LXXV (Fall 2012), 8

Marrs, Lizz, ’08: television reporter in Colorado, LXXIII (Spring 2010), 32

Marsha, Marvelous: XLVI (March 1982), 18

Marshall, Cornelius Cox "Corny," '56--Outstanding Alumnus (1996): LIX (fall 1996), 12 [p]; College of Business and Technology Hall of Fame inductee, LXVIII (Spring 2005), 7

Marshall, Don: XLVII (June 1983), 21

Marshall, Jill, '75, deputy U. S. marshall: LII (Spring 1988), 12

Marshall, Max L.--XXXIII (Spring 1969), 7; XXXV (Spring 1971), 5

Marshall, Rebecca J., ’77, ’94: Alumni Award of Honor, LXVI (Fall 2003), 4

Martin, Isabel: XXX (Winter 1966), 13; XXXIV (Fall 1969), 28; XXXV (Summer 1971), 21

Martin, James—donates funds for Mary B. Martin School of the Arts, LXXII (Spring 2008), 2; donation, LXXIII (Spring 2010), 4-5; receives Chancellor’s Award for Excellence in Philanthropy, LXXIII (Spring 2010), 18; LXXIV (Spring 2011), 8

Martin, Mary B.—School of the Arts named in her honor, LXXII (Spring 2008), 2; donation to school, LXXIII (Spring 2010), 4-5; LXXIV (Fall 2011), 12 donation $1 million to MBMSOTA, LXXV (Fall 2012), 11

Martin, Tony: XLVII (March 1983), 12

Marvel, Bill--staff writer with Dallas (Tex.) Morning News: LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 7-8

Marx, David J.--chair, dept. of psychology: LIX (spring 1996), 27 [p]

Mary Herrin Memorial Scholarship Fund: XXXVII (Fall 1972), 14

Mary B. Martin School of the Arts: dedicated, LXXII (Spring 2008), 2; donation, LXXIII (Spring 2010), 4-5

Massengill, Priscella: XXVIII (Spring 1964), 17; See, Miss Mermaid

Mason, Alice: XXXIV (Winter, 1970), 12

Master of Business Administration (MBA) program: XXVIII (Spring 1964), 10; LVII (1994), 3

Master of Public Management--degree program approved by Tennessee Board of Regents: LVIII (Fall 1995), 10

Masters, Harriet P.: XLIV (June 1980), 14; named Information Research Technician in ETSU Pirate Club: LVIII (Spring 1995), 23

Matching Gift Company: XLIX (Fall 1985), 25

Math and Science grant (with Johnson City schools): LXXI (Fall 2008), 9

MATHCAPS Project: L (Fall 1986), 7

Mathematics alumni: (Fall 2003), 11

Mathematics Building: XXX (Summer 1966), 10

Mathematics Consortium for Applications and Problem Solving (MATHCAPS) project at ETSU: LI (Fall 1987), 19

Mathematics, Department of: XXVI (Summer 1962), 8; XXIX (Summer 1965), 7; XXXIII (Fall 1968), 16; XXXIV (Fall 1969), 29; XXXV (Fall 1970), 9; XXXVI (Fall 1971), 9; XXXVI (Summer 1972), 14; XXXVI (Summer 1972), 14; XXXVII (Summer 1973), 5; XLIII (October 1979), 3

Mathes, C. Hodge: XIII (Summer 1949); XIV (Fall 1949); XV (Winter 1951); XV (Spring 1951); XV (Summer 1951); XVI (Fall 1951)

Mathes, J. P.: member, ETSU Bluegrass Band, LXIV (Fall 2001), 23

Mathes Hall: XXIX (Winter 1965), 14; See, Gymnasium

Mathes Hall, renovation, 1985-87: LI (Fall 1987), 13

Mathews, Maxine G.: XXIV (Spring 1960)

Matlock, Charley, '53: elected to Athletic Hall of Fame: LXIII (Fall 2000), 27

Matney, Laura, ’75: named Southern District Elementary Physical Education Teacher of the Year, LXVII (Spring 2004), 9

Maxey, Richard, '73, designed new ETSU logo: LII Spring 1988), back cover

May, Ron: named president of Ancilla College, LXX (Spring 2007), 14

May, Terry: XLIII (June/July 1979), 14

Mayes, Tiffani: named All-Southern Conference team, LXVII (Spring 2004), 19; named ETSU female athlete of the year, LXVII (Fall 2004), 20

Mayhew, Ed, ’67: LXVII (Spring 2004), 11

Mayme Frazier Scholarship: LII (Spring 1988), 20

Maynard, Susan, ’74: LXXII (Fall 2009), 14

Mays, John E., '58--named Director of Financial Air: LVIII (Spring 1995), 23

McAlister, Dr. J. Douglas, '67, MS '68: XLVI (September 1982), 15; alumni association treasurer (1991): LV (Fall 1991), 4 ; National Alumni Association president (1995-96): LVIII (Fall 1995), 15, 17; outstanding alumni award: LXII (Fall 1999), 4

McAlister, Kim, '91: LVIII (Fall 1995), 15

McAlister, Pat Brown, '69: LVIII (Fall 1995), 15

McAlister, Sean, '90, MCM '92: LVIII (Fall 1995), 15

McAmis, Lindsey: LXXIV (Spring 2011), 19

McAmis, Roland, '84--Secret Service agent accompanying President Jimmy Carter to ETSU: LIII (Winter 1989), 9

McAnnaly, Ruth, ’32: Celebrated 100th Birthday (8/3/11), LXXIV (Fall 2011), 22

McAtee, George F., Jr.: XXXIII (Summer 1969), 15

McAteer, Linda Miller, ’69: LXXI (Spring 2008), 24

McBee, John: XLIV (September 1980), 13; XLVI (June 1982), 12

McBee, Louise: XXVI (Fall 1961), 11; XXVII (Spring 1963), 7; XXX (Spring 1966), 8; XXXVI (Winter 1972), 19; XXXVII (Summer 1973), 3; XLVII (June 1983), 3; XLVIII (March 1984), 6

McBee, Dr. Mary Louise, '46--acting academic vice president, University of Georgia: LI (spring 1987), 6; acting academic vice president, University of Georgia: LI (Spring 1987), 6; member of Commission on the Future of ETSU: LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 5-6; former University of Georgia Vice President for Academic Affairs becomes oldest woman to reach the base of Mount Everest: LIII (Winter 1989), 14-15; fall commencement speaker: LXVI (Spring 2003), 7

McBride, Ray: XLI (Summer 1977), 10

McCamey, Wade B., ’68, ’72, ’76: new president of Roane State Community College: LXV (Fall 2002), 31; new president of Walters State Community College, LXVIII (Fall 2005), 12; named distinguished alumnus in education, LXX (Fall 2007), 7

McCamey, Zachary Lynn: named Roan Scholar, LXXIV (Spring 2011), 17

McCarter, Jennifer: Souvenir Ed. (1994), 14

McCarthy, Henry M.: XXIX (Spring 1965), 14

McCarthy, William H.: XLI (Summer 1977), 6; XLII (Fall 1978), 8: XLIV (March 1980), 16; XLV (June 1981), 17

McClanahan, Linda, ’71: wins presidential teaching award: LXV (Fall 2002), 7

McCauley, Colonel Franklin “Frank” C., Jr., ’85—Tenth Commander of the 278th Armored Cavalry Regiment for the Tennessee Army National Guard: LXXV (Spring 2012), 10

McClennan, David M.: XXIX (Winter 1965), 12; XXXV (Winter 1971), 7; XXXV (Spring 1971), 5; XXXVII (Winter 1973), 10; XLI (Spring 1977), 22

McClellan, Justina--Lady Buc basketball player: LVIII (Spring 1995), 14

McClellan, Paul: XXXVII (Summer 1973), 22

McConnell, Daniel: medical student travels cross-country, LXXI (Fall 2008), 12

McConnell, Peggy: receives Nurse of the Year Award, LXVII (Fall 2004), 12; Nursing, Faculty Emeritus, LXXV (Fall 2012), 7

McCord, Elizabeth--dept. of family medicine: LIX (fall 1996), 27 [p] named to national domestic violence panel, publishes book, LXVI (Spring 2003), 14; appointed to National Advisory Committee on Violence Against Women, LXVII (Spring 2004), 14

McCord, Grace Owen O’Neill: Roan Scholar, LXXI (Spring 2008), 14

McCord Hall: XXIX (Winter 1965), 14; XXX (Summer 1966), 12

McCorkle, Maj. Gen. Fred, '66--Distinguished Alumnus in the Armed Forces for 1995: LVIII (Fall 1995), 17; receives Award of Honor, LXIX (Fall 2006), 4; Inducted into the ROTC Hall of fame: LXXV (Spring 2012), 5

McCorkle, Jeff: “Superfan”, LXXIII (Spring 2010), 10

McCormack, Brian Thomas: named Roan Scholar: LXIV (Spring 2001), 14, P: Irish Brigade runner, LXXV (Spring 2012), 11

McCowan, Jane, B.A., '53--entrepreneur: LX (Fall 1997), 14-15

McCoy, Gene F.: Distinguished Retiree of College of Public Health, LXXV (Fall 2012), 8

McCracken, Jewell: XXVI (Winter 1962), 6

McCracken, John M.: XLIV (June 1980), 10

McCrary, Mabel Lawson, ’72: works with Hollywood elite, LXVII (Spring 2004), 8

McCrumb, Sharyn--connected ETSU to storyline and characters in several novels: LVIII (Spring 1995), 10

McCune, Fred L.: XXXV (spring 1971), 1; XXXVII (Summer 1973), 5

McCune-Welch Hall--25th anniversary: LIX (fall 1996), 9 [p]

McDaniel, John: Clan historian of MacDonnells, LXXIII (Spring 2010), 29

McDonald, William E.--visited ETSU in spring 1993 as part of College of Business' Executive on Campus Series: LVII (1994), 3

McDonnell, Mac: L (Spring 1986), 13

McDonnell, M. "Mac"--member of Commission on the Future of ETSU: LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 6; elected first-term member of ETSU Foundation board of directors: LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 18

McDowell, Don--part-time staff member, WETS-FM: LVII (1994), 11

McDowell, May Ross: XLI (Spring 1977), 4; XLIII (October 1979), 10

McGill, Erin: Cherokee Immersion Project, LXIV (Fall 2001), 12

McGinnis, Dennis Robert: XLVI (September 1982), 2

McGinnis, Gary, new member of Pirate Club Hall of Fame, 1986: LI (Spring 1987), 9

McGraw, Cal: See McGraw, W. Cal

McGraw, Joan, '60, established scholarship endowment, 1986: LI (Spring 1987), 10

McGraw, W. Cal, '60: established scholarship endowment, 1986: LI (Spring 1987), 10; member of Commission on the Future of ETSU: LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 6; director of McGraw and Associates, Atlanta, Georgia: LIII (Winter 1989), 4; alumni wall of honor, LXVI (Spring 2003), 8; College of Business and Technology Hall of Fame inductee, LXVIII (Spring 2005), 7

McGregor, John E.: XXXVIII (Summer 1974), 9

McInturff, Carolyn: XXXIV (Winter 1970), 12

McKee, James W.: XXXVI (Fall 1971), 9

McKee, Thomas E: accountancy professor completes Fulbright scholar tenure: LXII (Fall 1999), 13; Named first Blackburn, Childers and Steagall Faculty Fellow, LXVI (Spring 2003), 10

McKeehan, Todd--Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms (ATF) agent killed in February 1993: Souvenir Ed. (1994), 17

McKinney, Jack C. ’87: New Baby, LXXIV (Fall 2011), 45

McKinstry, Sam W.: XLII (Winter 1978), 11: “Dr. Sam W. and Carolee P. McKinstry Law Scholarship Endowment,” LXXV (Spring 2012), 16
McKnight, Brian D., 99: LXXI (Spring 2008), 27

McLain, Sister Rosemary A.: XLVII (September 1983), 5

McLane, Frank, ’68: author, LXVI (Fall 2003), 10

McLean, James E.: named to James H. Quillen Chair of Excellence in Teaching and Learning: LXIV (Spring 2001), 12

McLean, James H.: XL (Spring 1976), 6

McLeod, Elizabeth Grace (Beth), '83--1995 Award of Honor: LVIII (Fall 1995), 16

McMahan, Elizabeth Lovell: XXXVII (Fall 1972), 1; XXXIX (Winter 1975), 1; XL (Spring 1976), 7; XLII (Fall 1977), 6; XLIII (October 1979), 2; XLIV (June 1980), 3; XLVIII (September 1984), 5

McMillan, Nancy: XL (Winter 1976), 1

McMurray, Gene: VII (Winter 1942); XXXV (Winter 1971), 30

McNab, Mitzi Wright: inducted into College of Business and Technology Hall of Fame, LXXIII (Spring 2010), 20

McNab, Robert: inducted into College of Business and Technology Hall of Fame, LXXIII (Spring 2010), 20

McNabb, Jerry, '72: named Tennessee Middle School Principal of the Year: LXIII (Spring 2000), 9; receives distinguished alumni in education award: LXIII (Fall 2000), 5

McNamara, Bridget--part-time staff member, WETS-FM: LVII (1994), 11

McNiel, Mary Lyle: XLVIII (December 1984), 16

McNeil, Nellie: XLIX (Fall 1985), 7

McNeil, Nellie Miller, '70, MA '76--teacher at Dobyns-Bennett High School, Kingsport, Tenn.: LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 12

McNutt, Dr. Anne Shoemaker, BS '67, MA '69 president, Beaufort Technical College, Beaufort, South Carolina: LI (Summer 1987), 6; received alumni Association Award of Honor (1991): LV (Fall 1991), 4

McPherson, Ruth McNiel: XLIX (Fall 1985), 7

McQuain, Dee: LXVI (Spring 2003), 29

McQuain, Dr. Mark T.: LXVI (Spring 2003), 29

McRae, Karen, '83: nurse becomes surgeon: LXIII (Fall 2000), 8

McRay, David--named 1995 "Family Physician of the Year" by the Tennessee Academy of Family Physicians: LIX (spring 1996), 27 [p]

McVey, Rick, ’81: filmmaker releases “Freedom” film, LXXI (Fall 2008), 24

McWherter, Ned Ray: XLIX (Summer 1985), 10

McWherter, Gov. Ned, hosted first cabinet meeting outside Nashville at ETSU: LI (Summer 1987), 7; Upper East Tennessee tour, June 10-12, 1987: LI (Summer 1987), 7

McWherter, Ned Ray--James H. Quillen College of Medicine administration building named in his honor: LVIII (Spring 1995), 7; given Quest Award, LXVII (Fall 2004), 10

Meade, Bruce, world record softball hitter: LI (Fall 1987), 10

Meadows, Bob, ’09: LXXII (Fall 2009), 31

Meadows, Sally Brooks: XLVIII (December 1984), 16; LVII (1994), 21

Measner, Lt. Col. (Ret.) Richard—Inducted into the ROTC Hall of fame: LXXV (Spring 2012), 5

Med Tech Corridor: LXVIII (Summer 2005), 18-19

Medical Library: XLIX (March 1985), 4; LXVI (Spring 2003), 15

Medical School: See, James H. Quillen College of Medicine and Quillen-Dishner College of Medicine

Medley, Bill: XXX (Summer 1966), 23

Mehta, Jay, internal medicine: receives Distinguished Faculty Award for Service: LXV (Fall 2002), 11; LXXI (Spring 2008), 23

Melendez, Jane--assistant director of Teaching and Learning Center: LIX (spring 1996), 8

Memorial Hall--swimming pool now accessible to students with disabilities: LVIII (Fall 1995), 7

Mendez, Troy—ETSU baseball athlete, LXXII (Spring 2008), 12

Men's athletic program--finished 2nd in Southern Conference all-sports trophy race for the second consecutive year (1993-94): LVII (1994), 20

Men’s Ensemble: LXX (Spring 2007), 28

Mercer, Calvin J.: XXIII (Fall 1958); XLVII (June 1983), 13

Mercer, Rebecca Lynn, ’08: receives Army commission, LXXII (Spring 2008), 9

Meredith, Flora Marie: XXXIV (Summer 1970), 8; XXXVII (Summer 1973), 5

Meredith, Martha Nan: award of honor: LXV (Fall 2002), 4

Merrick, R. Daniel--medical school researcher working to identify blood factors involved in development of preeclampsia during pregnancy: LVII (1994), 4

Merrill, E. C.: XLVII (June 1983), 3

Merritt, Phyllis, '60--retired choral director of Riceville (Fla.) Senior High School: LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 12

Meshibovsky, Alexander: XLVIII (December 1984), 9

Messer, C. Douglas: XLV (September/October 1981), 17

Messerli, Steve K., ’75: named executive director, Fox Valley Park District, LXVIII (Fall 2005), 22

Metz, Conard B.: XXV (Winter 1961), 7

Middleton, Fred W.: XLI (Summer 1977), 6

Middleton, Kayla: named Roan Scholar, LXVII (Spring 2004), 17

Mielke, Robert H. E.: XXV (Fall 1960), 10; XLIX (March 1985), 15

Migrant pilot project: LXV (Fall 2002), 13

Mijeski, Dr. Kenneth J.: L (Fall 1986), 16-17

Mikell, Troy Lee: XLVII (March 1983), 13; XLVII (September 1983), 12

Milburn, H. Theodore, '53, judge of the Sixth Circuit of U. S. Court of Appeals: LI (Summer 1987), 10; U. S. Circuit Court Judge, commencement speakers, May 16, 1987): LI (Spring 1987), 10; alumni wall of honor, LXVI (Spring 2003), 8; honored, LXVI (Fall 2003), 7

Miles, Betty A., psychology major, received Harry S. Truman Scholarship: LI (Summer 1987), 8; second Truman Scholar at ETSU: LII (Winter 1988), 18

Milhorn, Brandon, ’94: LXVII (Spring 2004), 10

Milhorn, Judith Lynn: XLI (Spring 1977), 11

Military memorial: LXVI (Spring 2003), 19

Military Science, Department of: XXXIII (Winter 1969), 22; XXXV (Spring 1971), 16; XXXV (Summer 1971), 17; XXXVI (Winter 1972), 6; XXXVIII (Summer 1974), 9; XXXIX (Summer 1975), 2; XLVI (December 1981), 3; XLVI (March 1982), 3; LII (Winter 1988), 4; LVI (Winter 1993), 19; LXX (Spring 2007), 11

Millard, Larry, '72--sculpture area chairman, graduate coordinator and associate professor of art at the University of Georgia: LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 12

Miller, Anna Irish: L (Spring 1986), 6

Miller, Bill: L (Fall 1986), 8; board member of ETSU Retirees Association (ETSURA): LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 15

Miller, Carolyn Swofford: XXXVII (Spring 1973), 16

Miller, Daniel Justin: Roan Scholar, LXXI (Spring 2008), 14

Miller, Dr. David, M.D.--staff surgeon at Kingsport's Holston Valley Hospital and Medical Center who performed first peripheral laser angioplasty in the United States with the Medtronic Cathleter System: LIII (Spring/Summer 1989), 12

Miller, David Kent: XXXVIII (Winter 1974), 3; XL (Fall 1975), 15

Miller, Donna Scott: XLVII (June 1983), 15

Miller, Jeff: inducted into College of Business and Technology Hall of Fame, LXXIII (Spring 2010), 20

Miller, John--Washington attorney: LIV (Winter/Spring 1990), 3

Miller, John R., associate professor of communicative disorders, died March 19, 1987: LI (Summer 1987), 22

Miller, Mariko Teresaki, '53--named an Honorary Consul-General of Japan in Casper, Wyoming, by the Government of Japan (May 1, 1995): LVIII (Fall 1995), 14; 1998 Outstanding Alumna: LXI (Fall 1998), 4

Miller, Maureen Haggerty: XXXIX (Spring 1975), 2; XXXIX (Spring 1975), 8

Miller, Mary Ellen Plubell, M.B.A. ’00: inducted into College of Business and Technology Hall of Fame, LXX (Spring 2007), 12; Founder and CEO of MarketingMel, LXXV (Spring 2012), 24

Miller, Minnie Moody, '64, '73: distinguished alumna in education, LXIV (Fall 2001), 5

Miller, Shannon, ’92, ’98: builds cob oven, LXVII (Spring 2004), 14

Miller, Tommy: XXXVII (Fall 1972)), 3

Miller, Wesley: LXVII (Spring 2004), 14

Milligan College--cofounder of Northeast Tennessee Consortium for Service Learning: LVIII (Spring 1995), 10

Mills, J. C.: art education professor develops coloring book for adults: LXIV Spring 2001), 12

Mills, Punkie: XLVIII (March 1984), 14

Milton, Hugh Meglone II: XX (Spring 1956)

Mini-Dome: XXXVII (Winter 1973), 1; XXXVIII (Winter 1974), 10; XXXVIII (Summer 1974), 7;, XL (Fall 1975), 4; XLI (Winter 1977), 2

Mintz, James W.: XLI (Summer 1977), 3

Miss Buccaneer: XXXIV (Fall 1969), 12; XXXV (Winter 1971), 6; XXXVI (Winter 1972), 7; XXXVIII (Winter 1974), 7; XXIX (Winter 1975), 6; XL (Winter 1976), 4; XLII (Fall 1977), 7

Miss ETSU: XXXIII (Winter 1969), 12; XXXIV (Spring 1970), 17; XXXIV (Summer 1970, 21; XXXVI (Spring 1972), 9; XXXVIII (Spring 1974), 4; XXXIX (Winter 1975), 7; XL (Spring 1976), 6; XLI (Spring 1977), 11; XLIV (March 1980), 2; XLVII (December 1982), 4; XLVII (June 1983), 13; XLVIII (December 1983), 1

Miss Johnson City: XLIV (September 1980), 13

Miss Mermaid: XXV (Winter 1961), 15; XXVIII (Spring 1964), 17

Miss Tennessee: XXXIII (Fall 1968), 17; XXXIII (Summer 1969), 18; XXXIV (Winter 1970), 9; XLIV (September 1980), 3

Mitcham, Craig Woods: named Roan Scholar, LXXII (Spring 2008), 14

Mitchell, Brock “T. J.”: ETSU Student Government Association president, LXXI (Fall 2008), 12

Mitchell, Clifton, counseling: receives Distinguished Faculty Award in Teaching: LXV (Fall 2002), 11

Mitchell, Harry Edward "Black Sheep": XLIII (Fall 1978), 18; XLV (March 1981), 19

Mitchell, James Michael: scholarship endowed in his memory: LXIII (Fall 2000), 16

Mitchell, Juanita Miller: XXXVI (Winter 1972), 29

Mobley, Jack E.: XLI (Winter 1977), 2

Mock Trial Team--political science dept.: LIX (fall 1996), 10

Mockingbird--XLII (Fall 1977), 6; XLIII (Fall 1978), 4; XLV (March 1981), 3; XLIX (Summer 1985), 14; received "All American with Five Marks of Distinction" award of the Associated Collegiate Press: LVI (Fall 1992), 23, LXXV (Fall 2012), 7

Modern Languages department: XXVI (Spring 1962), 12; XXVIII (Winter 1964), 10

Moein, George J., '62--new director of Hazardous Waste Management Institute: LII (Summer/Fall 1988), inside cover

Molla, Annie: receives student-faculty collaborative grant: LXIV (Spring 2001), 13

Mondale, Joan: LI (Winter 1987), 13

Montes, Dr. Maria Lucia: L (Fall 1986), 8; Fulbright scholar from University of Sao Paulo, Brazil: LI (Fall 1987), 5

Montgomery, Charles, ’60: receives Award of Honor, LXXII (Fall 2009), 6

Montgomery, Pam Gray, ’74: LXXII (Fall 2009), 14

Montgomery, Paul: appointed to Board of Regents, LXXI (Spring 2008), 5

Montgomery, Ruth C., '49, Tennessee state representative: LII (Spring 1988), 6; elected to College of Business Hall of Fame, LXVI (Spring 2003), 11

Moody, Clinton Price: XLVI (June 1982), 23

Mooney, Jack: XLVI (September 1982), 13

Mooney, Jim: XXVIII (Spring 1964), 15; XXXVIII (Spring 1974), 8; XL (Spring 1976), 11; XLIV (December 1979), 22

Moore, Ann--named first women's soccer team coach: LX (Fall 1997), 19

Moore, Bashie: XXXVI (Winter 1972), 19

Moore, Caleb: baseball athlete named to Brooks Wallace Award Watch List, LXVIII (Spring 2005), 20; drafted by Minnesota Twins, LXVIII (Fall 2005), 20; promoted to Class-A ball, LXIX (Fall 2006), 12

Moore, Carl: XLVII (September 1983), 8

Moore, Dana: XLVII (September 1983), 8;

Moore, Jesse: Distinguished Retiree of College of Public Health, (Deceased), LXXV (Fall 2012), 8

Moore, Merrill--Honorary Alumnus (1996): LIX (fall 1996), 13-14; LXIII (Fall 2000), 35

Moore, Richter H., Jr.--obituary: LIX (fall 1996), 25

Moore, Sandy, '63, M.Ed. '82--1993 Tennessee Art Educator of the Year: Souvenir Ed. (1994), 18

Mooreleghan, Casey, ’99: receives McGlothlin teaching award, LXX (Fall 2007), 12

Morefield, Sandra E.: XLIV (March 1980), 2; XLIV (September 1980), 4

Morgan, Charlie, ’78: Dobyns-Bennett basketball coach, LXXI (Fall 2008), 30

Morgan, Francis Ward: XL (Spring 1976), 6

Morgan, Kathryn, M.D.: LX (Fall 1997), 7

Morgan, Kerri G., '83--won two School Bell Awards from the South Carolina Education Association for outstanding coverage of education issues: LIII (Winter 1989), 22

Morgan, Monroe T.: XXXV (Summer 1971), 17; XXXVII (Winter 1973), 10; XL (Fall 1975), 5; XLIII (October 1979), 2 scholarship established in his honor, LXII (Spring 1999), 14

Morgan, Dr. M. T. Scholarship in Environmental and Occupational Health and Safety Sciences: established, LXII (Spring 1999), 14; Distinguished Retiree of College of Public Health, LXXV (Fall 2012), 8

Morgan, Shirley Lewis: Distinguished Retiree of College of Public Health, LXXV (Fall 2012), 8

Morison, Wilbur C.: XXVI (Fall 1961), 12-13; XXXI (Winter 1967), 4; XXXVIII (Spring 1974), 20

Morrell, Gene A., ’68, ’74, ’78 —“Heroes Among Us: World War II Veterans of Montgomery County and Radford, Virginia”: LXXV (Spring 2012), 9

Morrell, Greg: XLIV (December 1979), 7

Morrell, Shirley J.: Distinguished Retiree of College of Public Health, LXXV (Fall 2012), 8

Morris, Edwina Michelle: Roan Scholar, LXXI (Spring 2008), 14

Morrison, Hal, ’54, ‘55: XXVIII (Spring 1964), 16; XXXIV (Summer 1970), 13; LVI (Winter 1993), 7; dies, LXXI (Spring 2008), 29

Morrison, Joe: XXXVIII (Spring 1974), 10

Morrow, Lee, strength and conditioning coach: LXV (Fall 2002), 23

Morrow, Lindsay “Liv,” ’08: instructor at Quixotic School of Performing Arts, LXXV (Spring 2012), 11

Morton, John, '84--programmer-analyst for the Sixth District Federal Reserve Bank, Atlanta, Georgia: LIII (Winter 1989), 4

Moser, Keith: named Mississippi Humanities Teacher of the Year, LXXIV (Spring 2011), 13

Mossman, Robert E.: XLVII (December 1982), 4

Motley, Charles, ’64: helping preserve history in Peru, LXXII (Spring 2008), 6

Mottern, Hugh: XXVIII (Spring 1964), 19

Mottern, Shelby S., '68, MA '75, Alumnotable: LI (Fall 1987), 27

Motorsports Operations degree program: LXVII (Spring 2004), 13

Mountain City Family Health Center (Mountain City, Tenn.): LVI (Fall 1992), 5

Mountain States Health Alliance: donates $1 million to College of Nursing, LXX (Spring 2007), 8

Mudd, Roger: XXXV (Summer 1971), 10

Mullikin, Dewey: distinguished staff award, LXIV (Fall 2001), 15

Mullins, 1Lt. Daniel L.--killed in Vietnam (August 31, 1967): XXXII (Fall 1967), 22; LVI (Winter 1993), 19

Mullins, David, named head tennis coach: LI (Fall 1987), 16

Mullins, Dave-- tennis coach: LVIII (Spring 1995), 16;1995 Southern Conference Coach-of-the-Year: LVIII (Fall 1995), 19 named director of intercollegiate athletics, LXVI (Spring 2003), 20

Mullins, Rick—Coach of the Year: LXXV (Spring 2012), 10

Mullins, William R.: XLIII (October 1979), 11

Multiple Arts Magazine: XXXVIII (Winter 1974), 19

Munk, Cynthia: XLVIII (September 1984), 11

Murphy, Kim--named assistant women's soccer coach: LX (Fall 1997), 27

Murray, Lisa--ETSU tennis player nominated for CoSIDA Academic All-American status: LVI (Winter 1993), 8

Murray, Mary Blevins, R. N.: LVIII (Spring 1995), 22

Murray, Shianne Grace: named Roan Scholar, LXXII (Spring 2008), 14

Murray, Vincent J.: XLV (September/October 1981), 12

Muse, Mayland H., Sr., '22, former ETSU football player: LI (Summer 1987), 14

Museum: IX (Fall 1944); XIX (winter 1955)

Musgrave, Dr. Tamara, '79: 1984 medical school graduate awarded Beecham Laboratories fellowship: LI (Summer 1987), 9; second graduate of Quillen-Dishner College of Medicine to receive Beecham fellowship: LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 19; distinguished alumni in medicine award, LXIV (Fall 2001), 22

Music department: II (Summer 1937); VI (Winter 1941); XXIII (Winter 1959); XXVI (Winter 1962), 7; XXVIII (Winter 1964), 22; XXVIII (Spring 1964), 8; XXXI (Fall 1966), 14; XXXIV (Fall 1969), 29; XXXV (Winter 1971), 7; XXXV (Spring 1971), 4; XXXVI (Spring 1972), 11; XXXVII (Fall 1972), 31; XXXVII (Summer 1973), 5, 13, 19; XXXIX (Spring 1975), 6; XLIII (Fall 1978), 3; XLIII (June/July 1979), 4; XLIV (March 1980), 5; XLIV (June 1980), 22; XLV (December 1980), 13; XLVIII (December 1984), 9

Musical Mystery Dinner--held on February 3, 1995) to raise funds for ETSU Wind Ensemble's trip to Ireland: LVIII (Spring 1995), 20

Musick, Mark: named to Commission on Adult Literacy, LXX (Spring 2007), 8; president emeritus, Southern Regional Education Board, Atlanta, Committee for 125, LXXV (Fall 2012), 8

My Own Country: A Doctor's Story of a Town and Its People in the Age of AIDS: LVIII (Spring 1995), 9

Myatt, Ellen M.: named to College of Business & Technology Hall of Fame: LXIX (Spring 2006), 8

Myers, George Glenn: XXIX (Spring 1965), 15; XLIV (June 1980), 10; William C. Tune Award for Excellence in Real Estate: LX (Spring 1997), 7

Myers, Dr. Jim, '81--recipient of Beecham fellowship to continue study of infectious diseases: LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 19

Myers, John, '73--Secret Service agent accompanying President Jimmy Carter to ETSU: LIII (Winter 1989), 9

Myers, Dr. Marian, associate professor, Quillen-Dishner College of Medicine: LI (Spring 1987), 5

Mylander, Paul, '68--president of East Coast Mortgage Company, Rockville, Maryland: LIV (Winter/Spring 1990), 8

Mynatt, Constance: XXXV (Spring 1971), 5

Mynatt-Axamethy, Connie--elected to ETSU Athletics Hall of Fame: LX (spring 1997), 19 [p]

Mynhier, Christopher Ryan: named Roan Scholar, LXX (Spring 2007), 5

Nabeta, Julia, Ugandan student at ETSU: LI (Fall 1987), 6

Naff, George E.: XL (Winter 1976), 4

Naisbitt, John: LI (Winter 1987), 13

Narramore, Harold, ’83, ‘87: XLV (March 1981), 13; named medical director of Blount Memorial Hospital, LXXIII (Spring 2010), 10

Narramore, Lee Ellen, ’82, ’88 (Mrs. Harold): Maryville psychiatrist, LXXIII (Spring 2010), 10

NASA/University Joint Venture (JOVE) program--ETSU a participating institution: LVIII (Fall 1995), 6; LXIII (Fall 2000), 12

NASCAR: LVIII (Spring 1995), 12-13; LXV (Fall 2002), 20-22

National Alumni Association--Annual Meeting and Awards Banquet (May 6, 1994): LVII (1994), 12; officer for 1986-87: LIX (Fall 1996), 14; elects new officers: LXIII (Fall 2000), 15; LXV (Fall 2002), 15

National Bluegrass Survey: LVII (1994), 10

National Healthcorp, L. P., Foundation for Geriatric Education, contribution to ETSU: LI (Summer 1987), 14

National Junior Wheelchair Games, 5th annual--held at ETSU, July 26-31, 1988: LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 15

National Science Foundation: XXIV (Winter 1960); XXV (Winter 1961), 4; XXV (Winter 1961), 7; XXVIII (Winter 1964), 9; XXIV (Fall 1964), 14; XXX (Winter 1966), 17; XXXIV (Winter 1970), 11; XXXV (Fall 1970), 9; L (Summer 1986), 3; awarded $408,405 grant to ETSU for Reaching for Excellence in Elementary School Science program: LIII (Spring/Summer 1989), 17

National Storytelling Youth Olympics: LXIII (Spring 2000), 13

National Wheelchair Games; XLVIII (September 1984), 14

Nave, Maj. Billy J.--killed in Vietnam (June 27, 1966): XXX (Summer 1966), 32; LVI (Winter 1993), 19

Nave, Francine, selected as one of 25 Sears Congressional Interns for 1989: LIII (Spring/Summer 1989), 18

Nave, Marshall T.: former state senator dies, LXVII (Spring 2004), 15

Necessary, Ruth: XXXII (Spring 1968), 26

Neff, Luke, ‘06: LXXII (Fall 2009), 8

Nehring, Wendy: named dean, College of Nursing, LXXII (Spring 2008), 8

Nelson, Ardis: edits book, LXX (Fall 2007), 10

Nelson, Betty, BA '75: LVI (Spring/Summer 1992), 9

Nelson, Diane and Jack: receives TBR Regents’ Award for Philanthropy, LXXV (Fall 2012), 18

Nelson, Diane: XXXVIII (Summer 1974), 1; XLIII (October 1979), 7; XLVII (December 1982), 9; XLIX (Fall 1985), 14; professor of biological sciences at ETSU: LVII (1994), 8; receives award: LXIII (Fall 2000), 12; featured in Southern Living, LXVI (Fall 2003), 14; honorary alumna, LXVIII (Fall 2005), 6; LXX (Spring 2007), 25

Nelson, Jack: LXX (Spring 2007), 25

Nelson, Kerwin, BS '79, MED '83: LVI (Spring/Summer 1992), 9

Nelson, Louis E.: XXIX (Winter 1965), 14; XXXVI (Summer 1972), 23; XXXVII (Summer 1973), 14

Nelson, Michael, BS '89: LVI (Spring/Summer 1992), 9

Nelson, Paul, BS '59, MA '64: LVI (Spring/Summer 1992), 9

Nelson, Reed: XXXVIII (Spring 1974), 4

Nelson, Toumonava N.--named Alumni Coordinator in University Advancement: LVIII (Spring 1995), 23

Nelson family--Paul and Betty Nelson and their four children hold 10 degrees from ETSU: LVI (Spring/Summer 1992), 9

Neonatal necrotizing enterocoitis study: LXIII (Spring 2000), 11

Netherland, Donna, '49: December 1998 commencement speaker, LXII (Spring 1999), 11; outstanding alumna award, LXVI (Fall 2003), 5; commencement speaker, LXVIII (Spring 2005), 13

Newhart, Bob: XXX (Fall 1965), 5

Newland, Scott, '90--teacher in Kuwait: LIX (spring 1996), 6 [p]

Newland, Shelia, '91--teacher in Kuwait: LIX (spring 1996), 6 [p]

Newsam, Karen--Lady Buc track and field team member: LVIII (Spring 1995), 15

Newton, Douglas A.: XL (Summer 1976), 4

Nguyen, Kenny Khoo, ’08: receives Army commission, LXXII (Spring 2008), 9

Nichols, George Lonzo, ’62: early African-American student, LXXIV (Spring 2011), 9

Nichols, John Damon: XLIV (December 1979), 22

Nicholson, Dr. Douglas G., former chairman of Chemistry department, died April 15, 1987: LI (Summer 1987), 23

Nickels, Beverly: LXVIII (Spring 2005), 27; N.U.R.S.E. Center named in her honor, LXIX (Fall 2006), 8

Nickels, Jim: LXVIII (Spring 2005), 27

Nicks, Ann--ETSU's First Lady: Souvenir Ed. (1994), 4; wife of ETSU president Roy S. Nicks: LVIII (Fall 1995), 8-9; Outstanding Alumna, LXXIII (Fall 2010), 4

Nicks, Roy S., ETSU's 7th president:

XLI (Winter, 1977), 3;
XLV (March 1981), 9;
appointed Interim President of ETSU effective May 3, 1992: LVI (Spring/Summer 1992), 2;
LVI (Fall 1992), 3, 9-10;
career highlights: Souvenir Ed. (1994), 3;
first address to faculty as 7th President of ETSU (August 1993): Souvenir Ed. (1994), 2-3;
major university accomplishments under his leadership: Souvenir Ed. (1994), 3;
President's Message: LVII (1994), 1-2;
President's Message: LVIII (Spring 1995), 1-2;
LVIII (Spring 1995), 7, 10, 17;
President's Message: LVIII (Fall 1995), 3;
ETSU president: LVIII (Fall 1995), 8-9;
President's Message: LIX (Spring 1996), 3 [P];
President's Message: LIX (fall 1996), 3 [p];
milestones of presidential administration: LIX (fall 1996), 4-5 [p] former Sherrod Library building named in his honor, LXIX (Fall 2006), 8;
chancellor emeritus, Tennessee Board of Regents and former ETSU president, Old Hickory, Committee for 125, LXXV (Fall 2012), 8

Nidiffer, Earl B., '34: makes golf hole-in-one at age 90, LXIV (Fall 2001), 34

Nighbert, Charlotte--South Central Bell spokesperson: LVII (1994), 19 1911 Society, ETSU's future gifts plan: LXI (Fall 1998), 15

Nissenson, Hugh, New York City writer: LII (Winter 1988), 18

Niswonger, Scott M., pres., Landair Services, Inc.: 1998 Honorary Alumnus: LXI (Fall 1998), 6; donates to Roan Scholars program: LXIII (Spring 2000), 14; donates $1.5 million: LXIII (Fall 2000), 14; LXIV (Spring 2001), 18-19; College of Business and Technology Hall of Fame inductee, LXVIII (Spring 2005), 6; receives Regents’ award, LXIX (Fall 2006), 13; The George L. Carter Award, LXXV (Fall 2012), 4; chief executive office, Forward Air and Landair, Greeneville, Committee for 125, LXXV (Fall 2012), 8

Nixon, Richard M.: XXXV (Fall 1970), 1

Nolan, Brian, ETSU’s 9th president: LXXV (Spring 2012), 1; President’s Message: LXXV (Fall 2012), 1

Nolan, Donna: ETSU First Lady, LXXV (Fall 2012), 6

Nolan, Keith--Buccaneer golfer named honorable mention All-American (1995): LVIII (Fall 1995), 19; member of men's golf team: LIX (spring 1996), 17 [p]

Nolen, Doug, '59--directs AT&T's customer service division for 14 southern states: LIII (Winter 1989), 6

Nolen, Sandra: XXXIII (Summer 1969), 8

Non-Degree programs: XXXVIII (Fall 1973), 10; XXXIX (Summer 1975), 4

Norman, Gurney, novelist and University of Kentucky teacher: LII (Winter 1988), 18

Norment, Dr. Bev R.--named Associate Vice President for Research and Dean of the Graduate School at ETSU: LVI (Spring/Summer 1992), 11; dean of the school of graduate studies resigns to become executive director of the Oak Ridge Associated Universities/National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship Programs: LVIII (Fall 1995), 27

North China University of Technology: signs exchange agreement with ETSU: LXIII (Spring 2000), 13; LXX (Spring 2007), 9; exchanged students, LXXII (Fall 2009), 10

North Side Hospital (Johnson City, Tenn.): LVI (Fall 1992), 6

Northeast State Technical Community College--cofounder of Northeast Tennessee Consortium for Service Learning: LVIII (Spring 1995), 10

Northeast Tennessee Consortium for Service Learning--only service learning higher education program funded in Tennessee: LVIII (Spring 1995), 10

Northeast Tennessee Rehabilitation Hospital (Johnson City, Tenn.): LVI (Fall 1992), 6

Norungolo, Deanna “Dede,” ’89: receives photography recognition, LXVIII (Spring 2005), 26; LXXIV (Spring 2011), 14

Now and Then--magazine published by the Center for Appalachian Studies and Services: LVIII (Spring 1995), 3; LXXIV (Fall 2011), 14

Nunley, Dr. Diana, first medical school graduate to receive Beecham Laboratories fellowship: LI (Summer 1987), 9

Nunley, Dr. Rebecca Lou, '78--new chair of the department of dental hygiene: LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 15; receives statewide award: LXIII (Spring 2000), 13; LXIII (Fall 2000), 12

Nunamaker, Kathy Peters, ’68: Award of Honor, LXXV (Fall 2012), 3

N.U.R.S.E. Center: LXIX (Fall 2006), 8

Nursing--XXXIV (Fall 1969), 31; XXXVII (Fall 1972), 13; XXXVII (Winter 1973), 3; XLV (June 1981), 9; XLVII (March 1983), 4; XLVII (September 1983), 5

Nursing Alumni Association: XLVIII (March 1983), 7

Nursing, College of:

awarded maximum five-year accreditation for master of science in nursing program by National League for Nursing Board of Review: Souvenir Ed. (1994), 12;
grant from U.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services: LIX (fall 1996), 10;
National Organization of Nurse Practitioner Faculty (NONPF) recognition: LX (Spring 1997), 10;
curriculum changes: LX (spring 1997), 12;
nationally ranked: LXI (Spring 1998), 6;
LXII (Spring 1999), 13;
cooperative agreement reached with Northeast State Technical Community College: LXIII (Spring 2000), 13;
Doctor of Science degree in nursing approved: LXIV (Spring 2001), 11;
offers weekend nursing administration master's program: LXIV (Spring 2001), 12;
$1.1 million grant aids behavioral health services: LXIV (Spring 2001), 12;
offers part-time weekend nursing program: LXIV (Fall 2001), 14;
receives $680,000 grant to support new doctorate in nursing degree: LXV (Fall 2002), 12;
“Honor a Nurse” program created: LXV (Fall 2002), 17;
New accelerated degree program begun: LXVI (Fall 2003), 14;
Graduating class earns 100 percent on national test, LXVII (Spring 2004), 12;
Patricia Smith named dean, LXVII (Fall 2004), 10;
Johnson City Downtown Clinic: LXVIII (Spring 2005), 11;
B.S.N. program turns 50: receives Fulbright grant, LXVIII (Spring 2005), 13;
new home: LXVIII (Summer 2005), 15;
receives $1 million from Mountain States Health Alliance, LXX (Spring 2007), 8;
new dean named, LXXII (Spring 2008), 8;
college adds over $49 million to area economy, LXXIII (Spring 2010), 8

Nursing, Continuing education: accredited: LXI (Fall 1998), 13

Nursing Research, Center for: LXVI (Fall 2003), 14

Nursing, School of: XLVII (June 1983), 15; XLVIII (March 1984), 4, 7; received $48,000 from Johnson City Medical Center Hospital for nursing scholarships: LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 17; received $500,000 from nine member hospitals of the Northeast Tennessee Hospital Association: LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 17; master of science degree program: LVI (fall 1992), 12-13; LVI (Fall 1992), 12-13

Nutter, Dr. Norma, new dean of College of Education: LI (Fall 1987), 9

Oakes, John C., new member of Pirate Club Hall of Fame, 1986: LI (Spring 1987), 9

Oaks, Dr. Judy--chair, ETSU health education department: LIII (Spring/Summer 1989), 8

Obama, Barack: visits alumnus’ Abingdon, Va., store, LXXII (Spring 2008), 7

Obesity surgery procedure developed by ETSU physicians: LXV (Fall 2002), 10

Obianwu, Chinwe, '01: receives National Foundation Scholarship, LXIV (Fall 2001), 35

O'Brien, Jean, retired from office of alumni and university relations: LI (Summer 1987), 16

O'Brien, Paul, associate professor of history, died April 14, 1987: LI (Summer 1987), 24

Observatory (new): LXI (Spring 1998), 4 named for Harry Powell, physics department, LXII (Spring 1999), 13; LXIII (Spring 2000), 13

O’Connell, Beth: helps with Rwanda disaster relief, LXXIV (Spring 2011), 19

O'Dell, Daniel Herman: XXXIII (Summer 1969), 22; XXXIV (Fall 1969), 24

O’Dell, John, ’74, ’77: named Tennessee Superintendent of the Year, LXVII (Spring 2004), 9

O'Dell, Judith Anne: XLIX (Summer 1985), 11

Odom, Gary, '73, Tennessee state representative: LII (Spring 1988), 6; LXVIII (Spring 2005), 28; Democratic majority leader in Tennessee House of Representatives, LXXI (Spring 2008), 5

Odom, James: XLIX (March 1985), 7; Distinguished Faculty Award for Service: LXI (Spring 1998), 12

O'Donnell, James: XLVIII (December 1984), 8

Ogle, David A., ’79: award of honor: LXV (Fall 2002), 4; LXX (Spring 2007), 27

Ohio Valley Conference: XXVII (Winter 1963), 6; XXVIII (Fall 1963), 9

O'Keefe, Quincy Marshall, member of Tennessee Newspaper Hall of Fame: LII (Winter 1988), 17

Old Time Radio Reunion--sponsored by the Center for Appalachian Studies and Services: LVIII (Spring 1995), 3

Olsen, Martin: tours northern Iraq, (Fall 2004), 11; trains Iraqi doctors, LXX (Fall 2007), 9

Olive, Kenneth E.--medical school researcher working to identify blood factors involved in development of preeclampsia during pregnancy: LVII (1994), 4; LXXII (Fall 2009), 8

Oliver, Warren H.: IX (Fall 1944)

Olsen, Lyle--founder and managing editor of Aethlon: LVI (Winter 1993), 9; honored by endowed professorship: LXIV (Spring 2001), 16

Olson, Ted: edits work on writer James Still, LXXII (Spring 2008), 8

Olympic Day: LXXV (Fall 2012), 6

Omicran Delta Kappa: XLV (December 1980), 2

Omelia, Bryan--1995 Southern Conference Freshman-of-the-Year (golf): LVIII (Fall 1995), 19; member of men's golf team: LIX (spring 1996), 17 [p]; One for the Higger--collection of essays, poems, stories and remembrances published by the Sport Literature Association and ETSU in honor of Robert J. (Jack) Higgs: LVII (1994), 9-10

Oppewal, Sonda-- received grant to establish a school-based health center at Hancock County High School, Sneedville, Tenn.: LVIII (Fall 1995), 10 [p] received continued funding for school-based health center at Hancock County High School: LIX (spring 1996), 27

Oprean, Danielle, ’05: competes in Imagine Cup, LXIX (Fall 2006), 10

O’Quinn, Elaine, ’73, ’85: received the North Carolina Board of Governors Award for Teaching Excellence at Appalachian State University, LXXV (Fall 2012), 31

Ordway, Dr. Greg: LXXIV (Fall 2011), 16

Orner, Eugene: XXXI (Fall 1966), 14

Orr, Clyde L.: XXXVII (Summer 1973), 13

Osborn, Dr. Richard (Rick) E.--new assistant dean for credit programs, School of Continuing Studies: LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 16; president, Association for Continuing Higher Education, LXXII (Spring 2008), 8

Osborne, Cale, ’97: named Kingsport police chief, LXX (Fall 2007), 24

Osborne, Harold S.: XXXII (Summer 1968), 24

Osborne, Isaac G., Jr.: named distinguished alumnus in the armed forces, LXXI (Fall 2008), 3

Osborne, Jim: XXXVII (Summer 1973), 22

Osborne, Kent: XLIX (Summer 1985), 21

Ostar, Allan: L (Summer 1986), 12

Osteoporosis Center established: LXI (Spring 1998), 13

Oster, Ken: XXXVI (Spring, 1972), 9

Ostheimer, Dr. John M.--new dean of the College of Arts and Sciences: LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 18

O’Sullivan, Garrett: opens store selling ETSU sports apparel, LXXII (Spring 2008), 5

Otani, Shuichi, ’81: Japanese alumnus, LXVIII (Fall 2005), 13

Oudean, Angela, ’06: wins IBMA music award, LXX (Spring 2007), 13

Outstanding Educators of America: XXXVI (Fall 1971), 9

Outstanding Young Men of America: XXXI (Spring 1967), 10; XXXV (Fall 1970), 6; XXXV (Winter 1971), 18

Outstanding Young Women of America: XXXI (Winter 1967), 9; XXXIV (Winter 1970), 12; XXXV (Fall 1970), 7

Overbay, Ron: XL (Spring 1976), 11

Owens, Ron, '73, '76: Tennessee Valley Authority official, LXIV (Fall 2001), 7

Oxendine, Harvey Wayne: XXXI (Summer 1967), 11

Oxendine, Winston, former Marine injured in 1983 Beirut bombing: LII (Winter 1988), 11

Pace, Kristy--1995 All-Conference (tennis): LVIII (Fall 1995), 19

Pack, Buford: XLVIII (December 1984), 7

Packard, Vance: XXX (Spring 1966), 21

Pafford, William N.: XXXVII (Winter 1973), 10; XXXVII (Summer 1973), 13; XLII (Winter 1978), 11

Page, Dr. Melvin E., new chairman of history department: LI (Fall 1987), 17

Painter, Freddie Lee: XXXI (Winter 1967), 10

Painton, Dr. Stephen W., new chairman of department of communicative disorders: LI (Fall 1987), 19

Palma L. Robinson Clinical Education Center--dedicated June 6, 1992: LVI (Fall 1992), 5-6, 8

Palmer, Carolyn Gregg, '69--endowed scholarship established in her honor: LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 14

Palmer, Robert H.: XXXIV (Fall 1969), 30; obituary, LXIX (Spring 2006), 26

Panhellenic Building: XXIV (Spring 1960); XXVIII (Winter 1964), 10; XXXVIII (Spring 1964), 13; XXXVIII (Summer 1964), 16

Panhellenic Council: XXXI (Summer 1967), 15; XXXII (Summer 1968), 13

Panhellenic Hall: XXXII (Winter 1968), 7

Panhellenic Program: XXVI (Fall 1961)

Papas, Andreas: president of Yasoo Health, Inc., LXVII (Fall 2004), 12

Pardue, Alta: 1911 student at ETSN, LXXIV (Spring 2011), 26-27

Parent's Day: XXXVI (Summer 1972), 12

Parker, C. Edwin: named honorary alumnus, LXXIII (Fall 2010), 6

Parker, George, '39--received 1994 alumni "Award of Honor": LVII (1994), 12-13

Parker, Joel: XLVI (December 1981), 4

Parman, Michelle P., '84: outstanding alumna award: LXIV (Fall 2001), 4

Parson, Ruben L.: XX (Winter 1956)

Parsons, Pat B.: XXXIX (Spring 1975), 17

Parsons, Robert: XXIX (Winter 1965), 15

Parton, Dr. Jack: LXXIV (Fall 2011), 3

Patchwork players: XXXIII (Summer 1969), 15

Pate, J. Michael, ’76—Clinical Nurse Specialist and a Family Nurse Practitioner: LXXV (Spring 2012), 7

Patents: LXVIII (Summer 2005), 19

Patience Myers McLain Fund: XXVIII (Spring 1964), 8

Patterson, Jay: XLIII (October 1979), 3; XLV (June 1981), 18

Patterson, Dr. Jay, MD '86--internal medicine resident at Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia: LIII (Winter 1980), 6

Patterson, Rick--Buccaneer cross country team member named to All-Southern Conference team (1991): LVI (Spring/Summer 1992), 11; ETSU runner and 16th Buccaneer to earn All-American honors: LVI (Winter 1993), 7

Patton, Ella Faye: XL (Spring 1976), 5

Patton, Leslie K.: XXIX (Winter 1965), 13; XXX (Winter 1966), 14; XXXIII (Summer 1969), 10; XLIII (March 1979), 23

Patton, Robert: XLV (March 1981), 8; XLVII (December 1982), 10; LXXIV (Fall 2011), 16

Patton, Robert D. “Bob”: Distinguished Retiree of College of Public Health, LXXV (Fall 2012), 8

Paty, Jo Anne: hired as executive director of athletic advancement: LXIV (Spring 2001), 25

Paul Arrington Music Education Scholarship: LXVII (Spring 2004), 16

Paul E. Stanton, Jr. Honors Scholars program: LXXII (Spring 2008), 14

Paxton, Juanita Willene: XXVIII (Fall 1963), 4; XXXV (Winter 1971), 7; remembrances of President Burgin E. Dossett: Souvenir Ed. (1994), 7; LXXIII (Fall 2010), 26

Payne, Betty--television announcer: LXI (Spring 1998), 7

Paynter, Dr. Steven W., ‘88: designs surgery procedure: LXV (Fall 2002), 10

Peace Corps: honors ETSU, LXXII (Spring 2008), 9

Peacock, Leslie: XIX (Winter 1955)

Peake, Ashley S.: Student Government Association secretary/treasurer: LXIII (Fall 2000), 12

Pearson, Dr. and Mrs. Elmer T.--established charitable remainder unitrusts totaling $1 million; ETSU to receive one-fourth of remainder when trusts close: LV (Fall 1991), 6

Pectol, Richard: XLV (Fall 1981)

Pelphrey, Jerry L., ’94—Business Horizon Award: LXXV (Spring 2012), 5

Pendergast, Debbie, '77--author of Kwitchyerbellyakin and Other Bits and Pieces of Everyday Life: LIX (spring 1996), 14

Penny, Guy: XXVII (Winter 1963), 6

Peplies, Robert: XLII (Winter 1978), 13

Pepper the Parrot: LI (Winter 1987), 20

Peppler, Richard D.: XLVIII (December 1984), 11

Performance funding: LXVII (Spring 2004), 14; LXX (Spring 2007), 9

Pergolizzi, Frank S.: named new athletic director, LXI (Spring 1998), 16; resigns: LXIII (Spring 2000), 17

Peripheral laser angioplasty--first performed in the United States with the Medtronic Catheter System by Dr. David Miller, staff surgeon at Kingsport's Holston Valley Hospital and Medical Center: LIII (Spring/Summer 1989), 12

Perkins, Charles, '68--senior economist with the Bituminous Coal Operators' Association: LIV (Winter/Spring 1990), 8

Perle, Richard N.--10th Presidential Distinguished Lecturer (October 13, 1989): LIV (Winter/Spring 1990), 20

Perry, Chris: receives student-faculty collaborative grant: LXIV (Spring 2001), 13

Perry, Murvin H.: XLIII (October 1979), 3

Perry, Thomas L., Jr.: Distinguished Retiree of College of Public Health, LXXV (Fall 2012), 8

Personnel Department: XXXVI (Winter 1972), 6; XLII (Fall 1977), 5

Peterson, Buzz--new Buccaneer basketball assistant coach: LIV (Winter/Spring 1990), 19

Peterson, Mrs. Jean: LI (Spring 1987), 5

Petrey, Robert C.--elected ETSU Foundation treasurer: LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 18; treasurer of ETSU Foundation: LIV (Winter/Spring 1990), 17; awarded Honorary Alumnus status (1992): LVI (Fall 1992), 21 scholarship named for: LXI (Spring 1998), 15

Phair, John P.: XLVII (June 1983), 16

Pharmacology department: XLIV (December 1979), 3

Pharmacy, College of: LXVIII (Summer 2005), 6-9; LXVIII (Fall 2005), 30; LXIX (Fall 2006), 7; LXX (Spring 2007), 4; renovation begins, LXX (Fall 2007), 9; named for Bill Gatton, LXXI (Spring 2008), 2-3See Also: Bill Gatton College of Pharmacy; LXXIV (Fall 2011, 17

Pharmacy School: LXVIII (Spring 2005), 5; LXIX (Spring 2006), 3

Phelps, Britton--1995 Southern Conference 2nd team (baseball): LVIII (Fall 1995), 19

Phi Alpha (sorority): XIX (Winter 1955); XXX (Summer 1966), 29

Phi Kappa Phi: XXXIV (Winter 1970), 12; XXXV (Fall 1970), 16; XLII (Fall 1977), 6; XLIII (Fall 1978), 2; XLIX (March 1985), 5

Phi Sigma Kappa: XXVIII (Winter 1964), 6; XXXIX (Winter 1975), 5

Phillinger, Dr. Lynn, Quillen-Dishner College of Medicine: LI (Spring 1987), 5

Phillis, Sam: ‘71, “A Sail and Tale of an Emotional Rescue,” LXXIV (Fall 2011), 43

Philosophy department: XXV (Fall 1960), 10; XXXVI (Fall 1971), 9; XXXVII (Winter 1973), 10; XLII (Fall 1977), 4; XLIII (Fall 1978), 2; XLIX (March 1985), 7, 15

Phipps, Wesley--obituary: LIX (fall 1996), 25

Physical Education, Department of: XXV (Summer 1961), 13; XXIX (Fall 1964), 13; XXIX (Summer 1965), 14; XXXV (Winter 1971), 30; XXXV (Spring 1971), 5; XXXV (Summer 1971), 23; XXXVII (Fall 1972), 3: XXXVII (Winter 1973), 1; XXXVII (Summer 1973), 5: XL (Winter 1976), 2; XLIV (December 1979), 10; XLVII (June 1983), 22

Physical Plant: XXXVII (Summer 1973), 5; XXXIX (Spring 1975), 3; XLI (Summer 1977), 3; XLII (Winter 1978), 12; XLVIII (September 1984), 5

Physical therapy program--masters program: LX (Fall 1997), 13; first class graduates: LXI (Spring 1998), 10; doctoral program approved, (Fall 2003), 15; 100% pass rate for doctorates, LXXIV (Spring 2011), 9

Physics department: XXIX (Summer 1965), 7; XXX (Winter 1966), 20; XXXIV (Winter 1970), 7; XXXVI (Spring 1972), 22; XLIV (December 1979), 2

Pi Gamma Mu: L (Winter 1986), 6

Pi Kappa Alpha: XXVII (fall 1962), 12; XXVIII (Winter 1964), 6; XXXIX (Winter 1975), 5; XLIV (March 1980), 2

Pi Kappa Alpha. Epsilon Zeta Chapter--40th anniversary reunion: LIX (spring 1996), 12 [p]; celebrates 50 years at ETSU, LXIX (Fall 2006), 13

Pi Kappa Phi: XXXIX (Winter 1975), 5

Pi Phi Delta: XXXV (Spring 1971), 4

Pi Sigma: L (Spring 1986), 6

Pickle, Patsy, '54--honored for perfect attendance at ETSU home football games: LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 13; remembrances of President Burgin E. Dossett: Souvenir Ed. (1994), 7

Pickler, Eva, ’02: LXXIV (Spring 2011), 15

Pierson, Phuong Thi, ’81, ’83: promoted to army colonel: LXIX (Spring 2006), 9

Pike, Billy: Sports Hall of Fame, LXI (Spring 1998), 16

Pike, Lee M.: XLII (Winter 1978), 11

Piland, Vicki Pellicoat, ’74: LXXII (Fall 2009), 14

Pinkston, Tammie S., '85, MBA '87--received 1994 alumni "Award of Honor": LVII (1994), 12-13; International President of Alpha Delta Pi: LXXV (Spring 2012), 9

Pinyard, Vince, '96: joins special weapons team: LXIII (Spring 2000), 9; Pirate Club-- XXXIX (Fall 1974), 11; XXXIX (Spring 1975), 1; XL (Spring 1976), 10; XLI (Fall 1976), 19; XLIII (Fall 1978), 4; XLIII (June/July 1979), 15; XLIV (December 1979), 15; XLV (Fall 1981); XLVI (March 1982), 20; XLVI (September 1982), 10; XLVII (June 1983), 21; XLVII (September 1983), 11; XLVIII (June 1984), 21; XLVIII (September 1984), 10; new officers: LI (Fall 1987), 16; auction netted over $41,000: LIX (spring 1996), 16; 25th anniversary: LX (Fall 1997), 16; new executive director named: LX (Fall 1997), 26; history: LXI (Spring 1998), 14 elects officers: LXVI (Fall 2003), 21; changes names to Buccaneer Athletic Scholarship Association, LXX (Fall 2007), 19

Pirate Club Hall of Fame, new members, 1986: LI (Spring 1987), 9

Pirate-Ettes: XXXIII (Fall 1968), 24; XXXV (Fall 1970), 12; XXXVII (Summer 1973), 13

Pitts, Mike: XLVII (September 1983), 4; receives counselor advocate of the year award: LXII (Fall 1999), 13; distinguished staff award, LXIV (Fall 2001), 15

Place, Scott: XLIV (March 1980), 15

Placement Service Office: XVI (Spring 1952); XXIX (Fall 1964), 13; XXXIV (Summer 1970), 7; XLIX (Fall 1985), 8

Planetarium: XXVI (Winter 1962), 5; LXXIV (Fall 2011), 14

Plant: XXXVIII (Winter 1974), 11

Plumb, Ron: XXXIX (Spring 1975), 10

Plummer, Carol, '80--James H. Quillen College of Medicine employee: LVII (1994), 24

Plummer, Robert: L (Summer 1986), 11

Plummer, Robert M., '84, M.Ed. '87--appointed Director of University Alumni: LVII (1994), 24

Poe, Gary, ’68: LXXII (Fall 2009), 19; College of Business and Technology Hall of Fame member, LXXIV (Spring 2011), 16

Pointer, Martha--Who's Who Among America's Teachers for 1994: LVIII (Spring 1995), 23

Political Science, Department of: XXVIII (Fall 1963), 6; XXIX (Summer 1965), 12; XXXI (Summer 1967), 17; XXXIII (Fall 1968), 22; XXXIII (Summer 1969), 9; XXXVI (Winter 1972), 5; XXXVIII (Fall 1973), 6; XLI (Summer 1977), 8; XLII (winter 1978), 11; XLVI (September 1982), 3; offering new major in international affairs, LXXII (Fall 2009), 11

Politicians with ETSU connections: LXIV (Spring 2001), 8-9

Pollak, Charles T.: XLVIII (December 1983), 2

Ponce, Dr. Jaime, ’97: designs surgery procedure: LXV (Fall 2002), 10

Poole, Buddy: XLVII (June 1983), 21

Poole, Donald, ’97: receives College of Business and Technology Business

Horizon Award, LXVII (Spring 2004), 6

Poole, Donald H.: XXXIV (Fall 1969), 29; XXXVI (Fall 1971), 9; XLIX (Fall 1985), 13

Pope, Alice, ’07: Chiel financial office of Wellmont Health System, LXXV (Fall 2012), 27

Pope, Leslie Parks: elected ETSU Foundation secretary: LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 18; vice president of ETSU Foundation: LIV (Winter/Spring 1990), 17; Foundation president for three years (1991-94): LVII (1994), 17; past president of ETSU Foundation appointed to Tennessee Board of Regents: LVIII (Fall 1995), 10; receives Margin of Excellence Award, LXVI (Spring 2003), 18; elected ETSU Foundation vice president (Fall 2003), 17; named to College of Business & Technology Hall of Fame: LXIX (Spring 2006), 8; foundation board chairman, LXX (Fall 2007), 18; LXXI (Fall 2008), 19; receives Chancellor’s Award, LXXII (Fall 2009), 18; Honored, LXXIV (Fall 2011), 33

Pope, Ray: XLVI (June 1982), 12

Popham, John: XXIX (Summer 1965), 6; XLVII (December 1982), 3

Posada, Oscar: men’s tennis athlete, LXVIII (Fall 2005), 18

Post, Mickey, '75--Stationary Source Compliance Division, U. S. Environmental Protection Agency: LIV (Winter/Spring 1990), 4

Post Office: XXXVI (Spring 1969), 16; XXXIV (Fall 1969), 27; XXXVII (Summer 1973), 5

Poteat, Jerry: XLIX (Summer 1985), 6

Poteat, John H.: honorary alumni: LXII (Fall 1999), 6; endows banking chair: LXIII (Fall 2000), 22; elected to College of Business Hall of Fame, LXVI (Spring 2003), 11; LXVI (Spring 2003), 29; receives Foundation “Margin of Excellence Award,” LXVIII (Spring 2005), 15

Poth, Beverly: XXXIII (Summer 1969), 13

Potter, James, Jr., '53--commissioned 2nd lieutenant during ETSC's first commissioning ceremony: LVI (Winter 1993), 19

Powell, Dennis--named honorary alumnus: LX (Fall 1997), 6; LXVI (Spring 2003), 29

Powell, Harry: XXXIV (Winter 1970), 7

Powell, Harry--physics faculty member who participates in Southeastern Association for Research in Astronomy (SARA): LVIII (Fall 1995), 6 new observatory named in his honor, LXII (Spring 1999), 13; LXIII (Spring 2000), 13

Powell, James J.-- XLIII (October 1979), 11; XLVI (March 1982), 17; contributed $100,000 to benefit College of Business: LIX (spring 1996), 15 [p];

George L. Carter Award (1996): LIX (fall 1996), 13 [p] elected to College of Business Hall of Fame, LXVI (Spring 2003), 11

Powell, Sandra G.-- contributed $100,000 to benefit College of Business: LIX (spring 1996), 15 [p];

George L. Carter Award (1996): LIX (fall 1996), 13 [p]

Powell Hall: XXVI (Fall 1961), 5; XXX (Summer 1966), 20

Power, Seamus-- Buccaneer cross country and indoor track team member: LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 18 Buccaneer cross country team member earned All-American honors (1991): LVI (Spring/Summer 1992), 11 All-American runner at ETSU: LVI (Winter 1993), 6-8

Power Plant: XXX (Summer 1966), 30

Powers, Wade--President of Northeast State Technical Community College: LVIII (Spring 1995), 10

Prather, Kendra--Lady Buck track and field team member: LVIII (Spring 1995), 15

Prather, Larry: named initial Eastman Credit Union Faculty Fellow, (Fall 2003), 16

Pratt, D. C., ‘56: XXXI (Fall 1966), 22; named Kentucky Colonel, LXIX (Spring 2006), 25

Preeclampsia (pregnancy disorder)--subject of research at James H. Quillen College of Medicine: LVII (1994), 4

Pre-Medical Reinforcement and Enrichment Program: XLVII (September 1983), 5

Pre-school for deaf children: XXXIV (Fall 1969), 15

Presidential Distinguished Lecture-- (April 26, 1989): LIII (spring/summer 1989), inside front cover [p]; 10th (October 13, 1989): LIV (winter/spring 1990), 20 [p]; (November 1989): LIV (winter/spring 1990), 19 [p]; 11th (January 23, 1990): LIV (winter/spring 1990), 9 [p]; celebrated 25th anniversary of the B. Carroll Reece Museum (Oct. 1990): LV (spring/summer 1991), 17 [p]; 16th (October 24, 1992): LVI (winter 1993), 15 [p]; (September 9, 1993): Souvenir Ed. (1994), 8 [p]; (21 April 1996): LIX (spring 1996), 8

Presidential search (1991-92): LV (Fall 1991), 3

Presidential search (1996): LIX (fall 1996), 4-5

Presidential search advisory committee: LIX (fall 1996), 5; LXXIV (Fall 2011), 11

Presidents Club: XXXV (Fall 1970), 29; XXXV (Spring 1971), 17; XXXVI (Summer 1972), 16; XXXVII (Summer 1973), 15; XXXVIII (Summer 1974), 10; XXXIX (Summer 1975), 5; XLI (Winter 1977), 10

President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll: awarded to ETSU, LXXIII (Fall 2010), 8

Presidents, History: LXII (Fall 1999), 14-17

President's Home: XXX (Fall 1965), 14; XXXVIII (Fall 1973), 1

President's Message: LVII (1994), 1-2; LVIII (Spring 1995), 1-2; LVIII (Fall 1995), 3; LIX (Spring 1996), 3; LIX (Fall 1996), 3; LXI (Spring 1998), 3; LXI (Fall 1998), 3; LXII (Spring 1999), 3; LXII (Fall 1999); LXIII (Spring 2000), 3; LXIII (Fall 2000), 3; LXIV(Spring 2001), 3; LXIV (Fall 2001), 3; LXV (Fall 2002), 3; LXVI (Spring 2003), 3; LXVI (Fall 2003), 3; LXVII (Spring 2004), 3; LXVII (Fall 2004), 3; LXVIII (Spring 2005), 3; LXVIII (Fall 2005), 3; LXIX (Fall 2005), 3; LXXI (Spring 2008), 1; LXXI (Fall 2008), 1; LXXII (Spring 2008), 1; LXXII (Fall 2009), 3; LXXIII (Spring 2010), 3; LXXIII (Fall 2010), 3

President's Partners: XLIX (Fall 1985), 16

"President's Perspective": XLVII (March 1983), 2; XLVII (September 1983), 2; XLVIII (March 1984), 2; XLVIII (September 1984), 4; XLIX (March 1985), 3; XLIX (Fall 1985), 2; L (winter 1986), 3; L (Spring 1986), 2; L (Summer 1986), 2; L (Fall 1986), 2; LI (Spring 1987), 2; LI (Summer 1987), inside cover; LI (Fall 1987), 2; LII (Winter 1988), inside cover; LII (Spring 1988), 2; LII (Summer/Fall 1988), inside cover; LIII (Winter 1989, 2

President's Pride: XLVI (December 1981), 10; celebrates 30th year, LXXII (Spring 2008), 10

President's Trust: XLVIII (September 1984), 8; XLIX (Fall 1985), 16; LVIII (Spring 1995), 17; LXVI (Spring 2003), 19; LXVIII (Spring 2005), 14: LXXV (Spring 2012), 13-15

Preston, Rob, ’92: competes in marathons, LXXII (Spring 2008), 6

Price, David A., ’79: director of special events at Tusculum College, LXXIII (Fall 2010), 29

Price, James, ’84: NASCAR photographer: LXV (Fall 2002), 22

Princeton Review: ranks ETSU as a “Best Southeastern College,” LXVIII (Fall 2005), 10; ETSU ranking, LXIX (Fall 2006), 11; ETSU ranking, LXX (Fall 2007), 11; ETSU ranking, LXXII (Fall 2009), 8; ETSU ranking, LXXIII (Fall 2010), 10

Pride Walk: LXX (Spring 2007), 7

Pride Week: LXI (Spring 1998), 8-9; LXII (Spring 1999), 8-9; LXVI (Fall 2003), 6; LXXI (Fall 2008), 14; LXXIII (Fall 2010), 22

Prince, William Lafayette: X (Summer 1946); XIX (Winter 1955)

Prinsolo, Tienie--ETSU tennis player recorded a perfect 28-0 record as a freshman: LVI (Winter 1993), 7

Professional communication master's degree: LXIII (Spring 2000), 14

Proffitt, Ron E., ’98: president of Virginia Highlands Community College, LXXIII (Fall 2010), 13

Project ECHO (Ecological Caregiving for Home Outcomes)--new federally-funded project of the Center for early Childhood Learning and Development: LIII (Winter 1989), 19

Prostate cancer study: LXIV (Fall 2001), 13

Provost, Office of--established in 1997: LX (spring 1997), 27

Psychigios, Apostolos: geneticist joins faculty as holder of the Lee Anne Brown Chair of Excellence, LXXV (Fall 2012), 18

Psychology, Department of: XXIX (Winter 1965), 14; XXIX (Summer 1965), 12; XXXI (Winter 1967), 30; XXXIII (Summer 1969), 10; XXXVII (Summer 1973), 5; XLII (Winter 1978), 11-12; XLIII (March 1979), 23; XLVII (March 1983), 11; LXVII (Spring 2004), 14

Public and Allied Health, College of: XLV (June 1981), 22; LXX (Fall 2007), 9

Public and Allied Health, School of: XLVI (June 1982), 17; XLVII (September 1983), 4; XLIX (March 1985), 4

Public Health Student Association: LXXIV (Spring 2011), 11

Public Health, College of: created, LXIX (Fall 2006), 8; LXXI (Spring 2008), 9; receives $2.7 million grant, LXXIII (Fall 2010), 8

Public Health, Department of: receives accreditation: LXIII (Fall 2000), 13

Public Information: XXXIII (Winter 1969), 6

Public Safety Department: XLVII (December 1982), 4; See, Campus Safety Department

Puckett, Stan: LXIII (Fall 2000), 23; named honorary alumnus: LXV (Fall 2002), 6

Pullen, Dr. Carol, Assistant professor in the Department of Professional Roles/Mental Health Nursing: LVI (Fall 1992), 12

Pumariega, Andres J.--receives national medical awards: LX (Fall 1997), 27

Pyles, Rebecca A.,biological sciences professor: named director of ETSU Honors Program: LXI (Fall 1998), 13

Quarles, Gene: XLIX (Summer 1985), 21

Quayle, Dan--campaign stop at ETSU: LIII (Winter 1989), 9

Quillen, Cecile Cox--wife of Congressman James H. Quillen: LIV (Winter/Spring 1990), 12

Quillen, U. S. Rep. James H., "Jimmy"-- XXXIX (Summer 1975), 2; XLIV (September 1980), 5; member of Commission on the Future of ETSU: LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 6;

ETSU College of Medicine named for the veteran U. S. Congressman: LIV (Winter/Spring 1990), 12; awarded honorary membership in ETSU Foundation: LVI (Spring/Summer 1992), 4; LVIII (Spring 1995), 7; LIX (fall 1996), 3 [p]; commencement speaker (Dec. 1996): LX (spring 1997), 10 [p] LXIII (Fall 2000), 18-19; estate leaves $14.6 million for scholarship endowments: LXVII (Spring 2004), 4

Quillen, Kermit: XLI (Spring 1977), 15

Quillen, Lottie M.: XXXII (Spring 1968), 27

Quillen, Rita Sims--author of Counting the Sums: LIX (spring 1996), 14

Quillen-Dishner College of Medicine--See also, James H. Quillen College of Medicine:

XXXVIII (Spring 1974), 4;
XXXIX (Fall 1974), 1;
XXXIX (Spring 1975), 5;
XL (Fall 1975), 3;
XL (Winter 1976), 4;
XL (Spring 1976), 6;
XL (Summer 1976), 2;
XLI (Fall 1976), 9;
XLI (Winter 1977), 2;
XLI (Spring 1977), 11;
XLI (Summer 1977), 4;
XLII (Fall 1977, 2;
XLII (Winter 1978), 2;
XLII (Winter 1978), 11;
XLII (Summer 1978), 1;
XLIV (March 1980), 3;
XLIV (June 1980), 8;
XLV (December 1980), 15;
XLV (Fall 1981);
XLV (September/October 1981), 4;
XLVI (March 1982), 12;
XLVI (September 1982), 11;
XLVII (March 1983), 4;
XLVII (June 1983), 17, 19;
XLVIII (December 1984), 3;
XLVIII (September 1984), 5;
XLIX (March 1985), 4, 7;
XLIX (Summer 1985), 9;
LI (Spring 1987), 3-4;
1987 graduates and residency placements: LI (Summer 1987), 7;
decade of growth, 1978-88: LII (Spring 1988), 9;
received $5,000 contribution from Lederle Laboratories: LIII (Spring/Summer 1989), 16

"Quilts of Tennessee," Reece Museum exhibition, summer, 1987: LI (Fall 1987), 19

Raber, Donald R.: named honorary alumnus, LXVI (Fall 2003), 6; receives Margin of Excellence Award, LXIX (Spring 2006), 13; LXXII (Fall 2009), 18

Radebaugh, Barclay, ’87: named assistant men’s basketball coach at the University of Miami, LXVII (Fall 2004), 8

Radebaugh, Hope, ’87: writes Gym Rats, LXXI (Spring 2008), 6

Radio Station: XXXVII (Winter 1973), 9; See also, WETS-FM

Raff, Kenneth Newton: honorary alumnus, LXVIII (Fall 2005), 6; inducted into College of Business and Technology Hall of Fame, LXXIII (Spring 2010), 20

Ragan, Dan, ’72: restores 1913 diploma, LXVI (Fall 2003), 7

Rainer, James: track athlete, LXIX (Fall 2006), 19

Raines, Don, ’71: LXXII (Fall 2009), 19

Raines, Dr. Shirley: president, University of Memphis, Memphis, Committee for 125, LXXV (Fall 2012), 8

Ramsburg, Beverly Perkins--one of the first two recipients of Barbara Jaffe Silvers Memorial Fellowship in History: Souvenir Ed. (1994), 20

Ramsey, Priscilla: receives Distinguished Faculty Award for Service,LXVI (Fall 2003), 13

Ramsey, Ron, ’78: Tennessee Senate Majority Leader, LXVIII (Spring 2005), 28; elected Tennessee Lt. Governor, LXX (Spring 2007), 6; inducted into college of business hall of fame, LXXI (Spring 2008), 14; LXXIV (Fall 2011), 2

Randolph, Janice Pitts: XLI (Summer 1977), 7; LXXIV (Fall 2011), 4

Rankings (college and university): LXIV (Fall 2001), 15; LXVII (Fall 2004), 10; LXVIII (Fall 2005), 10; LXX (Fall 2007), 11; LXXII (Fall 2009), 9

Rankings (sports): LXVI (Fall 2003), 21

Rasch, Dr. Ellen M.--1989 recipient of Distinguished Faculty Award: LIV (Winter/Spring 1990), 18

Rasnick, William B., Jr., MBA, '85: named associate vice president and director of the physical plant: LXIII (Spring 2000), 21

Ratcliff, Lindsey, ’05: LXXI (Spring 2008), 21

Rathbone, Basil: XXVI (Winter 1962), 10

Rayman, Kathleen: named Nurse of the Year for Research, LXVI (Fall 2003), 14

Raymond, Thomas L., PhD: LXXV (Spring 2012), 17

Raynor, Desiree: LXXIV (Spring 2011), 19

Reaching Higher fundraising: LXX (Fall 2007), 15; LXXI (Fall 2008), 16-17

Reading department: XXXII (Summer 1968), 12; XXXVIII (Summer 1974), 8; XLI (Summer 1977), 8

Reading Laboratory: XXVIII (Summer 1964), 13; XXX (Winter 1966), 13; XXXIV (Summer 1970), 4

Reagan, David R., ’78: chief of staff, James H. Quillen Veterans Affairs

Medical Center, LXVIII (Fall 2005), 13

Reagan, President Ronald: LI (Winter 1987), 5 passed through Johnson City, Tenn., in 1944: LVIII (Fall 1995), 7

Real Estate department: XXXV (Winter 1971), 31; XXXVI (Spring 1972), 22

Real estate scholarships: XXXVII (Spring 1973), 15; XXXIX (Spring 1975), 15; XL (Summer 1976), 5; XLI (Summer 1977), 7

Reasoner, Harry: XXX (Winter 1966), 16; See, CBS

Rector, Martha Butler—Excellence in Business Award: LXXV (Spring 2012), 5

Redpath, Jean--Scottish folksinger: LVII (1994), 11

Reece, B. Carroll: XXXV (Winter 1971), 6

Reece Museum: XXVIII (Winter 1964), 10; XXVIII (Spring 1964), 8; XXX (Winter 1966), 16, 18; XXX (Spring 1966), 17; XXX (Summer 1966), 10; XXXIV (Spring 1970), 6; XXXVI (Spring 1972), 11; XXXVII (Fall 1972), 6; XXXVIII (Winter 1974), 6; XLV (June 1981), 19; XLV (September/October 1981), 5; XLVI (June 1982), 16; XLVIII (September 1984), 5; LXI (Spring 1998), 15; renovated, LXIX (Fall 2006), 11

Reed, Chad: Cherokee Immersion Project, LXIV (Fall 2001), 12

Reed, Dr. J. Shelton--member of Commission on the Future of ETSU: LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 6

Reed, Capt. James E.--killed in Vietnam (February 1, 1968): LVI (Winter 1993), 19; Inducted into the ROTC Hall of fame: LXXV (Spring 2012), 5

Reed, Dr. Shelton--elected first-term member of ETSU Foundation board of directors: LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 18; received 1990 Honorary Alumnus Award for his work with the James H. Quillen College of Medicine: LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 13; establishes William Henry Reed Chair of Surgery: LXI (Fall 1998), 14

Reed, Walter Henry, Chair of Surgery: established: LXI (Fall 1998), 14

Reed-Wright, Karen A., '71, '77: LXIII (Spring 2000), 22

Reel, James W., ’57: receives 2002 outstanding alumnus award: LXV (Fall 2002), 5; alumni wall of honor, LXVI (Spring 2003), 8; establishes College of Business Faculty Fellowship, LXVI (Spring 2003), 11 elected to College of Business Hall of Fame, LXVI (Spring 2003), 11

Re-entry Policy: XLIV (June 1980), 5

Reese, Dr. Jack E.--fall 1989 commencement speaker: LIV (Winter/Spring 1990), 19

Reese, Marcus: XLVIII (March 1984), 14

Reesman, Karen--Department of Family and Community Nursing: distinguished faculty award in service, LXIV (Fall 2001), 11

"Regionalism and Inspiration" writers in residence series, fall 1987): LII (Winter 1988), 18

Reich, Robert--Presidential Distinguished Lecturer, Spring 1989: LIII (Spring/Summer 1989), inside front cover

Religious Affairs: XXXIII (Summer 1969), 14; XXXV (Winter 1971), 8; XXXVI (Winter 1972), 21; XXXVI (Spring 1972), 11; XXXVII (Summer 1973), 14; XL (Summer 1976), 5

Renaissance Faire held: LXIII (Fall 2000), 13

Renfro, Sherri: receives Distinguished Staff Award, LXVI (Fall 2003), 13

Rennie, Chris: XXXIX (Spring 1975), 10

Renzaglia, Dr. Karen S.--1989 recipient of Foundation Research Award: LIV (Winter/Spring 1990), 18

Research activity: LXI (Spring 1998), 12

Research Advisory Council: XXXV (Fall 1970), 39

Research Development Committee: XLII (Winter 1978), 11

Research Foundation: established, LXVI (Spring 2003), 14

Research funding at ETSU: funding record set, FY 1986-87: LI (Fall 1987), 18; tops $20 million: LXI (Fall 1998), 12; exceeds $22 million: LXII (Fall 1999), 12; attracts $26.7 million: LXIII (Fall 2000), 11

Residence hall (construction): LXIX (Spring 2006), 12

Retirees: LX (Spring 1997), 28; LXI (Fall 1998), 13

Reuhland, Brian: LXXII (Fall 2009), 22

Reuhland, Rick, ’82: LXXII (Fall 2009), 22

Revell, Oliver: L (Summer 1986), 6-7

Revell, Oliver B. “Buck,” '60: L (Winter 1986), 6; Associate Deputy Director for Investigations at the FBI: LIV (Winter/Spring 1990), 5-6; writes book titled "A G-Man's Journal": LXII (Spring 1999), 10; alumni wall of honor, LXVI (Spring 2003), 8; receives international peace prize, LXXIV (Spring 2011), 15

Rexrode, Norman L., ‘80: receives Cup of Kindness Community Service Award: LXV (Fall 2002), 30

Reynolds, Leslie B., Jr.--obituary: LIX (fall 1996), 25

Rhoton, Dr. Jack--editor of Science Educator, the National Science Supervisors Association journal: LVI (Winter 1993), 16; edits science textbook, LXVI (Fall 2003), 14; edits science education book, LXXIII (Fall 2010), 9

Rice, Michael, 1st place winner in national CADKEY design competition: LII (Winter 1988), 3

Rice, Rachel: receives student-faculty collaborative grant: LXIV (Spring 2001), 13

Rice, Sidney: XXVIII (Spring 1964), 17; XLVIII (December 1983), 24

Rice, SuEllen: XLIV (September 1980), 4

Richard A. Manahan Honors Scholars program: LXXII (Spring 2008), 14

Richardson, Burrell: XLII (Fall 1977), 2

Richardson, Debbie--Lady Buccaneer basketball coach: LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 18

Richardson, Deborah Ann: L (Summer 1986), 17

Richardson, Keely Roselyn: named Roan Scholar, LXVI (Spring 2003), 13

Ricker, Deborah, ’89: dean, York College, LXXIII (Fall 2010), 30

Rickesin, Anna: LXXIV (Spring 2011), 19

Rickman, Jack R.: XXXIII (Winter 1969), 22

Riddle, Nicole Hopson, ’91: Athletics Hall of Fame inductee, LXVIII (Spring 2005), 18

Rider, John, II--Who's Who Among America's Teachers for 1994: LVIII (Spring 1995), 23

Ridgeway, Nathan--LX (Fall 1997), 27

Rifle Team: XXV (Spring 1961), 14; XXVIII (Spring 1964), 12; XXVIII (Summer 1964), 15; XXXIII (Winter 1969), 11; XXXIII (Spring 1969), 29; XXXIII (Summer 1969), 8; XXXIV (Fall 1969), 13; XXXV (Winter 1971), 7; XXXV (Summer 1971), 16; XXXVI (Winter 1972), 7; XXXVII (Winter 1973), 11; XXXVII (Spring 1973), 12; XXXVIII (Spring 1974), 11; XXXIX (Spring 1975), 10; XL (Spring 1976), 6; XLIV (March 1980), 17; XLIV (June 1980), 17; XLV (December 1980), 18

Rigell, William R.: XXVII (Spring 1963), 8

Righteous Brothers: XXX (Summer 1966), 23

Riley, Don, '56--named head football coach, February 1, 1988: LII (Spring 1988), 7

Riley, James A., '61-- author of three books on Negro baseball leagues: LIX (spring 1996), 14 director of research, Negro Leagues Baseball Museum, Kansas City: LIX (fall 1996), 11 Receives award of honor: LXIII (Fall 2000), 4

Rinehart, Dallas--ETSU baseball player drafted by California Angels: LVI (Winter 1993), 6, 8

Ritter Hall: XXIV (Summer 1960)

Roache, Thomas Richard ’66: LXXV (Fall 2012), 27

Roan Scholars: scholarship established--LX (Fall 1997), 17; LXI (Spring 1998), 14; receives $1 million Gump donation: LXI (Fall 1998), 17; Nancy Dishner named director: LXII (Fall 1999), 11; Niswonger makes donation: LXIII (Spring 2000), 14; LXIII (Spring 2000), 15; LXIV (Spring 2001), 14; LXVI (Spring 2003), 13; first Roan Scholars graduate, LXVII (Spring 2004), 17; visits Washington, D. C., LXX (Spring 2007), 6 new scholars named: LXX (Spring 2007), 5; LXXI (Spring 2008), 14; LXXII (Spring 2008), 14; LXXIV (Spring 2011), 17; new scholars named: LXXV (Spring 2012), 4

Robbins, Al--Eastman Chemical Company: LIX (Spring 1996), 3 [p]

Robert, Timothy: XLIV (December 1979), 3

Robert G. and Carlisle Crawford Memorial Fund: XXXIX (Spring 1975), 15; See also: Carlisle Crawford Memorial Fund

Robert R. Palston Memorial Fund: XXXVI (Fall 1971), 13

Roberts, Dr. Anna Duggins--ETSU assistant professor of home economics displayed original apparel designs at International Textile and Apparel Association annual meeting in San Francisco (1992): LVI (Spring/Summer 1992), 11

Roberts, Anthony--professional dancer with the Utah Repertory Dance Theatre: LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 12

Roberts, Dr. Charles V.--new chair of the communication department; LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 15

Roberts, Karen: XLVIII (June 1984), 12

Roberts, L. T., new member of Pirate Club Hall of Fame, 1986: LI (Spring 1987), 9

Roberts, Lloyd: XI (Spring 1947)

Roberts, Loyd T.: XXXVII (Summer 1973), 5

Roberts, Winifred O.: XXXVII (Summer 1973), 5

Robertson, Dr. C. Warren, director of threatre: LI (Spring 1987), 6

Robertson, Gary, B.S., '71--entrepreneur: LX (Fall 1997), 14

Robertson, Jerry: XXXVI (Winter 1972), 12; XLVI (June 1982), 12; XLVII (June 1983), 21; LX (Fall 1997), 20; athletic medicine center named in his honor: LXV (Fall 2002), 25; retires, LXVI (Fall 2003), 20; inducted into SEATA Hall of Fame, LXXI (Spring 2008), 13; ’64 NATA Hall of Fame, LXXIV (Fall 2011), 21

Robertson, Leanna C., ’00: given Business Horizon Award, LXIX (Spring 2006), 8

Robertson, Marilyn: XLV (December 1980), 11

Robertson, Melissa: president, ETSU Climbing Club, LXXI (Spring 2008), 10

Robertson, Patricia E.: Education, Faculty Emeritus, LXXV (Fall 2012), 7

Robertson, R. W. "Bob," '74: earns doctorate: LXIV (Spring 2001), 27

Robinette, Gary, ‘80: XLIV (September 1980), 17; --member of 1989 championship Buccaneer gold team: LIII (Spring/Summer 1989), 6-7; Athletics Hall of Fame inductee, LXVIII (Spring 2005), 18

Robins, Glenn, ’94: writes book on Leonidas Polk, LXX (Spring 2007), 27

Robinson, Daniel D.--member of Commission on the Future of ETSU: LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 6

Robinson, Les: XLIX (Summer 1985), 22; L (Summer 1986), 17; Buccaneer basketball coach became third winningest coach in Southern Conference history: LIII (Spring/Summer 1989), 5; men's basketball coach: LIII (Spring/Summer 1989), 7; LIV (Winter/Spring 1990), 11; LVI (Winter 1993), 6; named honorary alumnus: LX (Fall 1997), 6; inducted into Athletic Hall of Fame, LXX (Spring 2007), 15

Robinson, Ruth M., '42, Tennessee state representative: LII (Spring 1988), 6

Robinson, Taneisha, ETSU track athlete: LXII (Spring 1999), 16

Robles, Antonio--1995 Southern Conference Player-of-the-Year (tennis): LVIII (Fall 1995), 19

Rockovich, Mike--named assistant athletic director: LX (Fall 1997), 27

Rockwood, Vivian V.--chair of the department of home economics (1958-76): LVII (1994), 19

“Rocky Mountain Experience”: LXVI (Spring 2003)

Roddy, Howard W., '74: award of honor: LXII (Fall 1999), 6

Rodgers, Eric: XXXIII (Spring 1969), 4

Roe, The Honorable Dr. Phil: Honorary Alumnus, LXXV (Fall 2012), 4

Roesel, Arna F.: XXXVIII (Fall 1973), 27

Roesel, Hilde: XXV (Summer 1961), 7

Rogers, C. E.: XXXI (Winter 1967), 31

Rogers, Earl: 1998 Award of Honor: LXI (Fall 1998), 5

Rogers, Donald Allen, '74, MA '77, Ed.S. '79--1994 Tennessee Middle School Principal of the Year: Souvenir Ed. (1994), 16

Rogers, Harriet D., ’80: receives Wisconsin education award, LXVIII (Fall 2005), 24

Rogers, James E., '64, MBA'66--received alumni association Award of Honor (1991): LV (Fall 1991), 4; named to College of Business & Technology Hall of Fame: LXIX (Spring 2006), 8; receives Outstanding Alumnus Award, LXXII (Fall 2009), 5; LXXIV (Fall 2011), 19

Rogers, Jim: L (Spring 1986), 9

Rogers, Mailien, ’95, ’01: earns Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine degree, LXIX (Fall 2006), 23

Rogers, Sanford--work with Olympics in Atlanta: LIX (fall 1996), 8

Rogers, William Flinn: XXVI (Fall 1961), 13; XXXII (Summer 1968), 11; XXXVII (Fall 1972), 14; XLIX (March 1985), 15

Rogers-Stout Hall: XXXII (Fall 1967), 10

Rogersville Review: XLV (March 1981), 11

Ronald E. and Edith Johnson Carrier Student Government Leadership Award, LXVI Spring 2003), 28

Rondal B. Cole Research Laboratory in Immunophysiology: LX (spring 1997), 15

Roosevelt, Selwa: XLIX (Summer 1985), 4

Rose, Glen--member of ETSU Bluegrass Band: LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 9

Rose, Josh: competes in Imagine Cup, LXIX (Fall 2006), 10

Roseberry, Helen K., 54, MA '73: XLV (September/October 1981), 5; XLVIII (September 1984), 5; 1995 Award of Honor: LVIII (Fall 1995), 17

Ross, Caroline Rebecca: named Roan Scholar, LXVI (Spring 2003), 13

Ross, Ella V.: XXVI (Fall 1961), 11; XXIX (Summer 1965), 8; XXXII (Winter 1968), 7; XXXV (Summer 1971), 9; XXXVI (Summer 1972), 1, 14; XXXIX (Winter 1975), 6; XLIII (October 1979), 5; XLIX (Fall 1985), 7; Dean Emeritus died June 14, 1991): LV (Fall 1991), 11

Ross, J. Todd, ’93, ‘95: joins law firm, LXVI (Fall 2003), 22

Ross, Jeremy: named associate vice president for university advancement, LXVII (Fall 2004), 15; “Architectural History” and Innovation and Technology” classes visited Rome: LXXIV (Fall 2011), 32

Ross, Ken, architect: named honorary alumnus: LXV (Fall 2002), 6

ROTC: XVI (Summer 1952); XVII (Winter 1953); XXV (Spring 1961), 14; XXVII (Fall 1962), 11; XXIX (Winter 1965), 10; XXIX (Spring 1965), 14; XXXIII (Spring 1969); 18; XXXIII (Summer 1969), 8, 9; XXXIV (Fall 1969), 12; XXXV (Summer 1971), 16; XXXVI (Spring 1972), 9; XXXVII (Fall 1972), 2, 10; XXXIX (Fall 1974), 8; XXXIX (Winter 1975), 8; LVI (Winter 1993), 19; LXI (Spring 1998), 11; named top program nationally: LXII (Fall 1999), 12; dedicates Veterans Memorial on campus, LXVII (Spring 2004), 12; holds commissioning ceremony, LXVII (Fall 2004), 9; LXXII (Spring 2008), 9; “Return to the Buc Battalion”: LXXIV (Spring 2011), 11; “Military Friendly School”: LXXIV (Fall 2011), 17

ROTC Hall of Fame: inducted into College of Business and Technology Hall of Fame, LXXIII (Spring 2010), 21; LXXIV (Spring 2011), 18

ROTC Band: XXVIII (Summer 1964), 15; XXIX (Summer 1965), 14; XXX (Winter 1966), 21; XXX (Summer 1966), 31

ROTC Scholarship: XXXV (Fall 1970), 7; XXXV (Summer 1971), 23

Rovere, Bobby (Robert): XXXI (Winter 1967), 19; XXXI (Summer 1967), 25; XL (Spring 1976), 11

Rowland, Glenn F., J.r, and Martyne--provided in their wills that 30% of their estate to be given to the ETSU Foundation: LV (Fall 1991), 6

Royston, C. Don, ’73: LXVII (Spring 2004), 24; receives Award of Honor, LXXIII (Fall 2010), 5

Roy Van Pangle Award: XXXV (Summer 1971), 17

Royalty, Dale: XLVII (March 1983), 4

Ruby Falls: LXVIII (Spring 2005), 7

Rural Health Association of Tennessee--presented award to ETSU: LX (spring 1997), 12

Rural medical practitioners: LXIV (Fall 2001), 14

Rural health care in northeast Tennessee: Souvenir Ed. (1994), 11; LXIV (Fall 2001), 14

Russell, Gayle, '63, vice president of operations and marketing for Holiday Corporation: LII (Winter 1988), 8

Russian visitors at ETSU, April 26, 1987: LI (Summer 1987), 7

Russo, Daniel: XLI (Summer 1977), 7

Rust, Jerry H., Jr.: XXXVI (Summer 1972), 6

Rutherford, Frank: inducted into College of Business and Technology Hall of Fame, LXXIII (Spring 2010), 20; inducted into ROTC Hall of Fame, LXXIII (Spring 2010), 21

Rutherford, Ginger Hawk: inducted into College of Business and Technology Hall of Fame, LXXIII (Spring 2010), 20

Rutherford, Natasha: makes a difference for HEAL Appalachia Program, LXXV (Fall 2012), 9

Rutherford, Reed W., '68--new treasurer of Pirate Club: LI (Fall 1987), 16

Saddler, David A., '84--named Alumni Records Coordinator in University Advancement: LVIII (Spring 1995), 23

Saidax, Laura, 1986 Homecoming Queen: LI (Winter 1987), 30

Saltzman, Joel L.--counsel for energy regulatory issues for the U. S. Senate's Committee on Energy and Natural Resources: LIV (winter/Spring 1990), 5

Salyer, Kasi: female student learns construction trade: LXIV (Spring 2001), 14

Sampson, Robert E.: XLIV (September 1980), 12

Sams, Earl C.: XLVIII (June 1984), 21

Sams, Lois K.--named Information Research Technician in University Advancement's Alumni Office: LVIII (Spring 1995), 23

Sams, Martha M.--LX (Fall 1997), 27

Sams, Robert F.: XLVIII (December 1983), cover page

Samuels, Robert: XLIII (October 1979), 3

Sanders, Dr. Jack--new director of institutional effectiveness & planning: LVIII (Fall 1995), 27

Sanders, Judge Clifford: XLVII (September 1983), 11

Sandos, Jay—ETSU Radio, Assistant Director for Media Relations/Broadcast Operations: LXXV (Spring 2012), 19

Sarubbi, Felix A: Family Medicine, Faculty Emeritus, LXXV (Fall 2012), 7

Sasser, George F.: XLVII (March 1983), 12; XLIX (Fall 1985), 10

Sauceman, Fred W.: XLIX (Summer 1985), 15; XLIX (Fall 1985), 5; LXVII (Spring 2004), 20; food book receives award, LXX (Fall 2007), 10; LXXI (Fall 2008), 11

Saunders, James: XXXIII (Summer 1969), 14

Saylor, George H.: XXXII (Summer 1968), 23

Scabbard and Blade: XXV (Winter 1961), 4; XXXIX (Fall 1974), 9

Schappert, Robert, '49: LVIII (Spring 1995), 22

Scharfstein, Phil: elected to College of Business Hall of Fame, LXVI (Spring 2003), 11

Scher, Rita: named library dean: LXIII (Fall 2000), 13; LXVIII (Summer 2005), 28

Scherer, Nancy: named dean of new College of Clinical and Rehabilitative Health Sciences, LXXI (Spring 2008), 9

Scheuerman, Dr. Phillip--conducting studies at the Superfund site at Southern Wood Piedmont in Chattanooga, Tenn., and on South Indian Creek in Unicoi County, Tenn.: LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 9; director of environmental health sciences lab: LVI (Winter 1993), 14

Schirra, Wally: L (Summer 1986), 14-15; LI (Winter 1987), 11

Schmickl, Thomas: new holder of Wayne G. Basler Chair of Excellence, LXXV (Fall 2012), 18

Schmidt, Dale: XLVIII (March 1984), 4; Political Science, International Affairs, & Public Administration, Faculty Emeritus, LXXV (Fall 2012), 7

Schmidt, William R. (Rear Admiral): XLVII (June 1983), 14; 1998 distinguished alumnus in the Armed Forces: LXI (Fall 1998), 6

Schneider, Valerie L.: XLIII (Fall 1978), 2; XLVI (March 1982), 5; retires: LX (Fall 1997), 27

Schoenfeld, Aaron, ’11: Signed Columbus Crew Soccer Team, LXXV (Spring 2012), 18

Scholarship endowments, established in 1986: LI (Spring 1987), 10

Scholarships: XV (Summer 1951); XVI (Fall 1951); XXIV (Summer 1960); XXV (Winter 1961), 7; XXVI (Summer 1962), 7; XXVII (Summer 1963), 7; XXVIII (Summer 1964), 6; XXXI (Spring 1967), 18; XXXIII (Fall 1968), 21; XXXV (Winter 1971), 17; XXXV (Spring 1971), 15; XXXV (Summer 1971), 17; XL (Summer 1976), 5; XLIII (March 1979), 3; XLIII (June/July 1979), 5; XLVI (September 1982), 5; XLVII (December 1982), 18; LI (Spring 1987), 11; LX (Fall 1997), 17; LXII (Spring 1999), 14; lottery, LXVII (Spring 2004), 15; LXVII (Spring 2004), 16

Scholton, William: XXIX (Winter 1965), 25

School of Scottish Studies, University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh, Scotland:

LIV (Winter/Spring 1990), 13-14

School Spirit Committee: XXVII (Fall 1962), 12

Schott, Danyelle--Lady Buc track and field team member: LVIII (Spring 1995), 15

Schott, Penelope, Rocky Hill, New Jersey poet, teacher, and writer on women's issues: LII (Winter 1988), 18

Schrader, Jack: XXXV (Spring 1971), 4

Schrock, Earl F. Junior: XXXV (Spring 1971), 5

Schubert, Blaine, ETSU paleontologist: LXXIV (Spring 2011), 10

Schumaier, Sam: XXXVII (Winter 1973), 10

Science Building: IV (Winter 1939); VI (Winter 1941); XI (Fall 1946); XI (Winter 1947); XIII (Fall 1948); XXVIII (Winter 1964), 7; XXXIII (Fall 1968), 20; XXXIII (Spring 1969), 13; XLVIII (June 1984), 12

Science Education department: XXXVII (Summer 1973), 13; XXXVIII (Summer 1974), 1

Science Educator--National Science Supervisors Association journal: LVI (Winter 1993), 16

Science Fair: XLVII (June 1983), 2

Science Hill High School: 11 faculty members receive master’s degrees, LXVI (Spring 2003), 7

Science Laboratory: XXXVI (Winter 1972), 29

Scott M. Niswonger Digital Media Center: LXIV (Spring 2001), 18-19

Scott, Darla, ’92: receives Horizon Award, LXXIV (Spring 2011), 17

Scott, Linda Preston: XLIII (June/July 1979), 11

Scott, Lynn, ’73, ’75, ’92: develops luxury resort, LXVIII (Fall 2005), 11

Scott, Mark, ’86—named Johnson City’s new fire Chief: LXXV (Spring 2012), 7

Scribes: XXVIII (Summer 1964), 11; XXXII (Summer 1968), 23

Scrolls: XXVIII (Summer 1964), 11; XXIX (Winter 1965), 12

Sculpture--student sculpture graces city elementary school: LX (Fall 1997), 13

Seal, Brenda Joan: XXXIII (Fall 1968), 17; XXXIV (Winter 1970), 9

Seal, O. Jean: XXXV (Spring 1971), 14

Seale, Bobby--co-founder of the Black Panther Party and keynote speaker for Black History Month (February 1991): LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 16

Seaman, Pete: XXXIX (Spring 1975), 10

Searcy, Jay, ’86, ’90: sportswriter inducted into Tennessee Sports Writers

Association Hall of Fame, LXX (Fall 2007), 23

Seaton, Thomas C.: honorary alumnus award, LXIV (Fall 2001), 6

Seay, Sandra Eldridge, '82, '89: XLVII (September 1983), 5; alumni award of honor, LXIV (Fall 2001), 5

Seay, Thomas: XLIX (Summer 1985), 14

Seehorn, J. L. Junior: XLII (Winter, 1978), 12

Seehorn, James L., Jr., '56--named Assistant Vice president, Physical Plant: LVIII (Spring 1995), 23; Boundary Road renamed in his honor: LXII (Fall 1999), 13

Segal, Marilyn Levine, ’74: LXXII (Fall 2009), 14

Self, Mary Florence: XXVI (Winter 1962), 7; XXXVII (Summer 1973), 5; board member of ETSU Retires Association (ETSURA): LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 15

Self, Virgil Claxton: XXXVII (Summer 1973), 5; XLIV (June 1980), 22

Self-Study Steering Committee: XLVIII (March 1984), 4

Sells, Karen K., '87: named assistant vice president for university advancement, LXIV (Fall 2001), 13

Sells, Toby: makeup artist, LXXIII (Fall 2010), 15

Sensabaugh, Gerald: NFL player with Dallas Cowboys, LXXIII (Spring 2010), 28

Sensabaugh, Jack, principal scientist at Reynolds/Nabisco: LI (Fall 1987), 11

Sessions, Robert P.: XXXVI (Fall 1971), 11; XLII (Winter 1978), 11

Sevareid, Eric--delivered Presidential Distinguished Lecture (October 1990): LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 17

Seven BucksWorth--university men's chorus performed at the White House (December 26, 1989): LIV (Winter/Spring 1990), 19

Seventy-fifth Anniversary of ETSU: XLIX (Summer 1985), 7; L (Summer 1986), 20; LI (Winter 1987)

Severinsen, Doc: musician performs, LXIX (Spring 2006), 11

Sevier County: establishes a community health care partnership with ETSU, LXIX (Fall 2006), 9; ETSU hosts Health Career Summer Camp, LXXII (Fall 2009), 11

Seward, John E., Jr.--1995 Honorary Alumnus Award: LVIII (Fall 1995), 17; Excellence in Business Award: LXXV (Spring 2012), 5

Shadeed, Eddie, '83: LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 9

Shaffer, Jeremy, ’05—joined Coulter & Justusn.C.: LXXV (Spring 2012), 24

Shadeed, Gerilynn Ikenberry, '84, MA '89: LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 8-9

Shagan, Phoebe: XLIV (June 1980), 5

Shanghai Technical College of Metallurgy--signed exchange agreement with ETSU in the fall of 1990: LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 2

Shanks, Carroll D., '48, MA '54: XLVIII (September 1984), 3; outstanding alumnus for 1986, American General Life and Accident Insurance Company, Nashville, Tenn.: LII (Spring 1988), 3-4; member of Commission on the Future of ETSU: LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 7; chair of Governor's TennCare Roundtable: LVIII (Spring 1995), 6-7

Shanks, Niall: professor publishes book, LXVI (Spring 2003), 14

Sharp, Eddythe Hawkins, '30--left $100,000 estate for establishment of Hawkins Scholarship in honor of her parents: LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 14; donated $135,000 to ETSU: LV (Fall 1991), 6

Sharp, R. Chesla, English professor--retires: LX (Fall 1997), 27

Sharpin, Connie (Nelson), BA '75, MED '85: LVI (Spring/Summer 1992), 9

Shearin, Josh: Student Government Association president, LXXI (Fall 2008), 5

Sheets, Eleanor: XLV (March 1981), 11

Sheffey, John Franklin: XXVIII (Spring 1964), 12; XXVIII (Summer 1964), 15

Shehane, Donna--Who's Who Among American's Teachers for 1994: LVIII (Spring 1995), 23

Shelbridge--ETSU presidential residence: LVIII (Fall 1995), 8-9

Shell, Kathy: XLII (Winter, 1978), 10

Shelter, Donald J., ’49: award established at Eastman School of Music, LXXIII (Spring 2010), 11

Shelton, Janice--director of athletics at ETSU (1991): LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 18; LVI (Winter 1993), 6, 11; LVII (1994), 20; Director of Intercollegiate Athletics submitted resignation, effective August 15, 1995): LVIII (Spring 1995), 15; retired as director of athletics (January 1995): LVIII (Fall 1995), 18, 20; work with Olympics in Atlanta: LIX (fall 1996), 7 receives lifetime achievement award, LXVII (Spring 2004), 19; named honorary alumna, LXX (Fall 2007), 7

Shemwell, Don: marketing professor receives first College of Business Reel

Faculty Fellowship, LXVI (Spring 2003), 11

Shepherd, Edna Lewis, ’51: alumni wall of honor, LXVI (Spring 2003), 8

Sherman, Deborah, M.D., '86--alumni achievement award: LX (Fall 1997), 7

Sherrod, Alice--honored by the establishment of Dr. Howell and Alice Sherrod Surgery Resident Research Fund: LVIII (Fall 1995), 11

Sherrod, Charles C.: IV (Winter 1939); IV (Spring 1939); XIII (Summer 1949); XIV (Fall 1949); XXI (Fall 1956); XXXI (Spring 1967), 1, 4-5, 14-15; XXXI (Summer 1967), 7; XXXIII (Fall 1968), 17

Sherrod, Howell H.: XLII (Spring 1978); XLVIII (June 1984), 21

Sherrod, Dr. Howell, '38--honored by the establishment of Dr. Howell and Alice Sherrod Surgery Resident Research Fund: LVIII (Fall 1995), 11

Sherrod Library (new): named, LXII (Spring 1999), 13; dedication: LXII (Fall 1999), 12; design is nationally recognized: LXIII (Spring 2000), 13;

Silvers reading area established: LXIII (Spring 2000), 16

Sherrod Room: XXXVIII (Fall 1973), 3

Sherwood Forest resort: LXVIII (Fall 2005), 11

Shinn, Karl, ’67: LXVII (Spring 2004), 21

Shipley, Joe: XLIX (Fall 1985), 13

Shipley, Joe B., MA '60, former ETSU baseball coach, died August 10, 1987: LI (Fall 1987), 23

Shipley, R. Lynn, Jr., ’72: award of honor, LXVII (Fall 2004), 4

Shipley, Phyllis: XXX (Winter 1966), 5

Shockley, Steve: XLV (December 1980), 4

Sholes, Dillard M., Jr.: XLIV (March 1980), 3

Shoop, James L. "Jay," '70--chief athletic trainer for Olympic Village in Atlanta: LIX (fall 1996), 7 [p]; inducted into SEATA Hall of Fame, LXXI (Spring 2008), 13

Shuler, Hal--named assistant football coach: LX (Fall 1997), 27

Shulman, Barbara: XLII (Fall 1977), 9

Shulman, John, ’89, ’92: named head men’s basketball coach at University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, LXVII (Fall 2004), 8

Shumpert, Jerry, ’80: LXVII (Spring 2004), 11

Siddiqui, Afzai A.--LX (Fall 1997), 27

Sider, Dr. Ronald, lectured on "New Avenues of Peacemaking in a Nuclear Age," February 16, 1987: LI (Spring 1987), 10

Sidney, Dainon--won 200 meters and 400 meters relays in 1995 Southern Conference Championships: LVIII (Fall 1995), 19

Siepert, David--assistant men's basketball coach: LIX (fall 1996), 19

Sigma Alpha Epsilon: XXXIX (Winter 1975), 5

Sigma Chi: XXXIX (Winter 1975), 5; XLIX (Summer 1985), 11 awarded highest fraternity honor, LXII (Spring 1999), 13; celebrates 35 years at ETSU, LXVII (Spring 2004), 10; golf classic, LXX (Fall 2007), 13; golf fundraiser, LXXII (Fall 2009), 15

Sigma Kappa: XXVIII (Winter 1964)

Sigma Nu: XXXIX (Winter 1975), 5

Sigma Omega: L (Spring 1986), 6

Sigma Phi Epsilon: XXXIX (Winter 1975), 5

Sign (ETSU): LXXIV (Fall 2011), 14

Sikora, Vincent A.: Distinguished Retiree of College of Public Health, (Deceased),LXXV (Fall 2012), 8

Silicon Graphics Inc. (Mountain View, Calif.)--supports ETSU's curriculum program with an exclusive discount purchase agreement for computer hardware: LVII (1994), 6-7

Silver, Joel Martin, ’08: receives Army commission, LXXII (Spring 2008), 9

Silver Jubilee of State Teachers College (now ETSU): I (Spring 1936); I (Summer 1936); II (Fall 1936); II (Winter 1937)

Silver Society $100,000 Cumulative Giving: LVIII (Spring 1995), 18

Silvers, Barbara Jaffe, MA '74: XLV (September/October 1981), 12; member of Commission on the Future of ETSU: LII (summer/Fall 1988), 7; alumni association secretary (1991): LV (Fall 1991), 4; ETSU alumna, teacher and benefactor died August 27, 1992: LVI (Fall 1992), 18; history fellowship established in her memory: Souvenir Ed. (1994), 20 reading area established in Sherrod Library in her memory: LXIII (Spring 2000), 16

Silvers, Herbert R.: honorary alumnus award, LXIV (Fall 2001), 6

Silvers, Trazel: LXXIII (Fall 2010), 17

Simerly, Rick: XXXIX (Fall 1974), 9; XL (Fall 1975), 1

Simerly, Rick, '76, MA '78--band teacher at T. A. Dugger Junior High School, Elizabethton, Tenn.: LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 12

Simonds, Kenneth W., '57--president and CEO of Teradata Corporation, Los Angeles: LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 13; outstanding alumnus award: LXIII (Fall 2000), 4; alumni wall of honor, LXVI (Spring 2003), 8; inducted into College of Business and Technology Hall of Fame, LXXIII (Spring 2010), 20

Simpson, Harland, Quillen-Dishner College of Medicine: LI (Spring 1987), 3-4

Simpson, Lendward “Lenny,” ’73: inducted into North Carolina Tennis Hall of Fame, LXXIV (Spring 2011), 15

Sims, Benny, scholarship--LX (Fall 1997), 17

Singh, Krishna: receives $900,000 to study heart failure, LXXIII (Fall 2010), 8

Sirois, Mark ’78: chief of the Johnson City Police Department, LXXV (Fall 2012), 13

Sitton, Steve, ’75: regional president of Cingular Wireless, LXVIII (Fall 2005), 13

Sizemore, Doug, '52--Commissioner of the Tennessee Department of Commerce and Insurance: LVIII (Spring 1995), 6-7

Sizemore, Stuart: LVII (1994), 21-22

Skalko, Louise, M.Ed. '84--established Louise Skalko Scholarship Endowment: Souvenir Ed. (1994), 21

Skalko, Richard G.: XLII (Winter 1978), 12; Internal Medicine, Faculty Emeritus, LXXV (Fall 2012), 7

SkillSearch--service provided to ETSU alumni by Office of Career Development: LVIII (Fall 1995), 26; LIX (spring 1996), 28

Slagle, Judith, ’83, ’85: edits book, LXX (Spring 2007), 13

Sledge, Jim, photographer: distinguished staff award: LXIV (Fall 2001), 15

Sloan, Carol: named assistant vice president for advancement, LXVIII (Spring 2005), 14

Sloan, Susan Potts: honored in National Library of Medicine exhibit, LXVII (Spring 2004), 15

Slocumb, Elizabeth: XXI (Fall 1956); XXVI (Winter 1962), 14; XXVII (Summer 1963), 9; XXXVI (Winter 1972), 29; XLVII (June 1983), 9

Slocumb Gallery: XXVI (Winter 1962), 14; XLVIII (December 1984), 10

Sluss, Jennifer--Lady Buc track and field team member: LVIII (Spring 1995), 15

Smith, Anita Meredity, '45--photographed future U. S. President Ronald Reagan at Johnson City Airport in 1944: LVIII (Fall 1995), 7

Smith, Barbara L.: XLVII (December 1982), 23

Smith, Brenda Thompson, MA '74: XLVII (June 1983), 14; XLVIII (September 1984), 1; 1994 Tennessee Elementary School Principal of the Year: Souvenir Ed. (1994), 16

Smith, Brittany Suzanne: named Roan Scholar: LXIV (Spring 2001), 14

Smith, Charles E.--new chancellor of Tennessee Board of Regents: Souvenir Ed. (1994), 9

Smith, Charles H: XL (Spring 1976), 17

Smith, Crawford: XXXII (Summer 1968), 10

Smith, Danny, MA '79--work with Olympics in Atlanta: LIX (fall 1996), 8

Smith, Davey (MD ’96): received %2.5 million award, LXXV (Fall 2012), 12

Smith, Davis L.: LXXIV (Fall 2011), 17

Smith, Delores A.--LX (Fall 1997), 27

Smith, George “Bill,” ’51: award of honor: LXV (Fall 2002), 4; named to College of Business & Technology Hall of Fame: LXIX (Spring 2006), 8

Smith, Hal: XXVII (Winter 1963), 8; XXVIII (Winter 1964), 11;: XL (Spring 1976), 9; XL (Summer 1976), 7

Smith, Harry--CBS News correspondent delivered Presidential Distinguished lecture (September 9, 1993): Souvenir Ed. (1994), 8

Smith, Major General Hubert G., '62: LIV (Winter/Spring 1990), 20; one of six general officers commissioned at ETSU: LVI (Winter 1993), 19; inducted into ROTC Hall of Fame, LXXIV (Spring 2011), 18

Smith, Dr. J. Kelly: LXXIV (Fall 2011), 17

Smith, James: XLVIII (September 1984), 5

Smith, James “Smitty”: receives Distinguished Staff Career Award, LXVI (Fall 2003), 13

Smith, Jean, ’67: LXXI (Spring 2008), 31

Smith, Jimmy Neil, '69: XXXIX (Spring 1975), 7; received alumni association's Award of Honor: LVI (Fall 1992), 21

Smith, Joe--writer/editor for James H. Quillen College of Medicine: LIX (fall 1996), 27

Smith, Joseph L., '93--named as a counselor in the Office of Admissions: LVIII (Spring 1995), 23; new alumni records coordinator in University Advancement: LVIII (Fall 1995), 27

Smith, Marcus--member of bluegrass music group Lou Reid, Terry Baucom and Carolina: LVII (2994), 10

Smith, Mark Stephen: receives Townsend Press Foundation Award: LXV (Fall 2002), 14

Smith, Mary Lou Carter, ’57: attends reunion, LXX (Fall 2007), 13

Smith, Maxine H., ’78—Promoted to Senior Vice President of SouthEastern Air Services, Inc.: LXXV (Spring 2012), 9

Smith, Michael--Department of Art and Design: recipient of Guggenheim fellowship, LXIV (Fall 2001), 15

Smith, Mike, '80: defensive line coach for Baltimore Ravens: LXIV (Spring 2001), 25; named head coach of Atlanta Falcons, LXXI (Spring 2008), 5; named NFL Coach of the Year, LXXII (Spring 2008), 4

Smith, Pamela: L (Spring 1986), 16

Smith, Patricia L.: named dean, College of Nursing, LXVII (Fall 2004), 10; LXVIII (Summer 2005), 28

Smith, Major General Rondal H., B.S., '66--alumni award of honor (1997): LX (Fall 1997), 5

Smith, Tim: basketball athlete named Southern Conference Freshman of the Year, LXVI (Spring 2003), 20; leading basketball scorer, LXIX (Spring 2006), 19

Smith, Tim, ’72: honored for juvenile justice work, LXXII (Spring 2008), 5

Smith, Timothy: XLIX (Summer 1985), 14

Smith, Travis: XXXVII (Summer 1973), 5

Smith, Vella Mae: XXVI (Spring 1962), 11; XLIII (October 1979), 22

Smith, Walter E., ’61, ’69: obituary, LXIX (Spring 2006), 26

Smith, William E.--principal of University School: LIX (fall 1996), 27 [p]

Snapp, P. C.—Excellence in Business Award: LXXV (Spring 2012), 5

Snead, J. C.: XLIV (December 1979), 15

Snead, J. C.--ETSU alumnus and PGA Senior Tour member: LVI (Winter 1993), 6; member of PGA Senior Tour: LVIII (Fall 1995), 20

Snell, R. L.: XXIX (Winter 1965), 13

Snodgrass, Jim: XLVII (June 1983), 13

Snyder, Bill, '62--creator of hand-sculptured horses: LX (Spring 1997), 9

Snyder, Bobby, '60: elected to Athletic Hall of Fame: LXIII (Fall 2000), 27

Snyder, Scotty Lane: XLII (Fall 1977), 5

Soccer (men): LXX (Fall 2007), 22; LXXI (Fall 2008), 21; LXXIII (Fall 2010), 21

Soccer (women): LXVIII (Fall 2005), 21 1998 schedule: LXI (Fall 1998), 19 Rankings: LXXI (Fall 2008), 21 Schedule: LXIX (Fall 2006), 21 season summary: LXIV (Fall 2001), 26; LXVII (Fall 2004), 21; LXIX (Fall 2006), 20; LXX (Fall 2007), 22; LXXIII (Fall 2010), 21

Soccer stadium: named Summers-Taylor Stadium, LXX (Spring 2007), 4; dedicated, LXXII (Spring 2008), 11

Social Service department: XXXVI (Summer 1972), 23; XXXVII (Fall 1972), 13; XXXVII (Winter 1973), 10; XXXVII (Summer 1973), 14

Social Studies Department: VI (Winter 1941)

Social Welfare department: XXIX (Fall 1964), 14; XXIX (Winter 1965), 14; XXIX (Summer 1965), 12

Social Work, Department of: XLVI (December 1981), 3; master’s program established: LXV (Fall 2002), 14

Social Work Education Department: XXVIII (Summer 1964), 13

Society of Manufacturing Engineers' Foundation, 1987 ETSU grant: LI (Fall 1987), 15

Society for Manufacturing Engineers' Manufacturing Engineering Education Foundation--awarded $32,450 to ETSU: LIV (Winter/Spring 1990), 19

Society of Teachers of Family Medicine, regional conference, October 8-9, 1987: LII (Winter 1988), 16

Sociology department: XXVI (Summer 1962), 8; XXVII (Spring 1963); XXIX (Spring 1965), 11; XXXIV (Winter 1970), 18; XXXV (Spring 1971), 15; XXXVI (Fall 1971), 11; XXXVI (Winter 1972), 6; XXXVI (Spring 1972), 20; XXXVI (Summer 1972), 14; XLII (Winter 1978), 11; XLIII (March 1979), 23; XLVII (December 1982), 3; XLVIII (December 1983), 3

Softball (women): LXIV (Fall 2001); LXVII (Fall 2004), 21; LXVIII (Fall 2005), 18; LXIX (Spring 2006), 19 season review: LXIX (Fall 2006), 20; LXX (Fall 2007), 22; LXXIII (Fall 2010), 21 schedule: LXX (Spring 2007), 17

Softball stadium: LXXI (Spring 2008), 12; dedicated, LXXII (Spring 2008), 11

Software Engineering Institute: L (Fall 1986), 7; joined by ETSU: LII (Winter 1988), 2

Software engineering--master's degree program offered at Oak Ridge, Tenn.: LVIII (Spring 1995), 3

Sola, Dr. Luciana, visiting professor and NATO fellow from University of Rome: LI (Fall 1987), 7

Sollazzo, Adam—Division I-AAA ADA Scholar-Athlete of the Year: LXXV (Spring 2012), 18

Songer, Lewis: XXXVII (Winter 1973), 9; XXXIX (Spring 1975), 6

South Africa: LVIII (Spring 1995), 11

Southeastern Association for Research in Astronomy (SARA)--ETSU a member institution: LVIII (Fall 1995), 5-6

Southerland, Bob R.--vice president for marketing for Food City: LVIII (Spring 1995), 13

Southern Appalachia: XXXVI (Spring 1972), 20

Southern Association of Colleges and Schools' Commission on Colleges reaffirmed ETSU's accreditation for another 10-year period (December 16, 1993): Souvenir Ed. (1994), 5; LXVI (Spring 2003), 12

Southern Conference-- XLIII (March 1979), 14; LVII (1994), 20;men's & women's basketball championships move to Greensboro Coliseum Complex in 1996: LVIII (Fall 1995), 20 membership changes: LIX (spring 1996), 19 names sites for basketball tournament: LXII (Spring 1999), 17

Southern Conference Commissioner's Cup - Buccaneers finish in second place: LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 17

Southern Conference Germann Cup - Lady Buccaneers placed second: LI (Summer 1987), 17

Southern Festival of Books (1995): LIX (spring 1996), 14

Southern University Student Government Association: XXVIII (Summer 1964), 16

Spangler, Robert S.: XLII (Winter 1978), 12

Spanish-community studies minor: LXV (Fall 2002), 14

Sparkman, Winetta, '78--co-author of Miss Daisy Celebrates Tennessee: LIX (spring 1996), 14 [p]

Spaulding, Kenneth C.: XXXV (Summer 1971), 31

Spears, Joel Spear (‘01)—Community Lifestyles Award: LXXIV (Fall 2011), 20

Special Education, Third World: XXXIX (Spring 1975), 8

Special Education department: XXIX (Summer 1965), 12; XXXIV (Fall 1969), 14; XXXVII (Winter 1973), 10; XXXVII (Summer 1973), 12; XLII (Fall 1977), 3; XLII (Winter 1978), 11

Special programs office: LI (Fall 1987), 17

Speech and Hearing Clinic: XXII (Winter 1958); XXXIV (Fall 1969), 14; XLII (Fall 1977), 3

Speech, Department of: XXXIII (Winter 1969), 15, 19; XXXIII (Summer 1969), 15; XXXV (Spring 1971), 4; XXXVII (Winter 1973), 10; XXXVIII (Winter 1974), 18; XLIII (Fall 1978), 2; XLIV (June 1980), 4; XLIX (March 1985), 15

Speer, Jean Haskell--new director of the Center for Appalachian Studies and Services: Souvenir Ed. (1994), 8; became director of the Center for Appalachian Studies and Services in January 1993: LVIII (Spring 1995), 4

Speropulos, John W., ’86, ’93: inducted into College of Business and Technology Hall of Fame, LXX (Spring 2007), 12

Spivak, Charles: XV (Winter 1951)

Sponsor Corps: XXIX (Winter 1965), 10; XXIX (Spring 1965), 14; XXXIII (Spring 1969), 14; XXXIII (Summer 1969), 8; XXXV (Spring 1971), 4; XXXVII (Fall 1972), 12

Sport Literature Association: LVI (Winter 1993), 9

Sports Hall of Fame: inductees, LXI (Spring 1998), 16

Sports Information: XXXIII (Winter 1969), 16

Sports management internships: LXV (Fall 2002), 23

Sports--outlook: LX (Fall 1997), 19

Sports Review (ETSU): LXV (Fall 2002), 26; LXVI (Fall 2003), 30

Sports Science and Coach Education, Center of Excellence for: LXXII (Spring 2008), 12

Spratling, John--ETSU football player nominated for CoSIPA Academic All-America Status for two consecutive years: LVI (Winter 1993), 8

Sprague, Janine: women’s softball athlete, LXVIII (Fall 2005), 18

Spring, Dr. Kenneth R., second Wellcome Visiting Professor hosted by Quillen-Dishner College of Medicine: LII (Winter 1988), 14

Spring fest: XLVIII (June 1984), 11

Sprint: telephone company donates to ETSU Foundation, LXII (Spring 1999), 15

Spritzer, Allen D.: XLV (September/October 1981), 3

Spritzer, Dr. Allan D., dean, College of Business: LI (Summer 1987), 2-3; named Allan and Ruth Harris Chair of Excellence in Business, LXII (Spring 1999), 15; makes business video, LXVII (Spring 2004), 8

Spurgeon, Jack, '62--vice president and director, systems and computer services division, Eastman Chemical Company: LIX (spring 1996), 10 [p]

Squibb, Joyce: XLIX (Fall 1985), 7

Spurling, Richard, ’84, ’93, ’04: author of It is Time…To Be Bully Free!, LXXI (Spring 2008), 4

Stadium: I (Fall 1935); I (Winter 1936); XIII (Spring 1949); XXXV (Fall 1970), 15

Staff Awards: LXV (Fall 2002), 13

Stafford, James E.: XXXVII (Summer 1973), 13

Stafford, Patricia Stockton, ’79, ’84: named director of ETSU at Kingsport, LXVII (Spring 2004), 11; LXXV (Fall 2012), 31

Stafford, Tim, '81, MA '84-- member of ETSU Bluegrass Band: LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 9; won 1993 Grammy award as member of Allison Kraus and Union Station: Souvenir Ed. (1994), 14

ETSU Bluegrass and Country Music Program faculty member: LIX (spring 1996), 27 [p] Nominated for Grammy, LXVII (Spring 2004), 11 Wins IBMA album of the year award: LXX (Spring 2007), 13

Stage Band: XXXV (Winter 1971), 5

Stahl, Ray E.: XXXIII (Winter 1969), 6

Stalcup, Brig. Gen. (Ret.) Billy J., '57, U. S. Army: LII (Winter 1988), 4; LIV (Winter/Spring 1990), 20; one of six general officers commissioned at ETSU: LVI (Winter 1993), 19

Stallard, Michael Donald: named Roan Scholar, LXXIV (Spring 2011), 17

Stamm, Paul: co-inventor of Germ Annihilator, LXXIII (Spring 2010), 8

Stanley, Edward, '30, established scholarship endowment, 1986: LI (Spring 1987), 10

Stansbury, M. Todd: named athletic director: LXIII (Fall 2000), 25

Stanton, Nancy, wife of ETSU Pres. Paul E. Stanton, Jr.: LXII (Spring 1999), 7; named honorary alumna, LXX (Fall 2007), 7; Honored, LXXIV (Fall 2011), 33

Stanton, Dr. Paul E., Jr., chief of surgery, Quillen-Dishner College of Medicine: LI (Spring 1987), 5; appointed interim dean of Quillen-

Dishner College of Medicine and vice president for health affairs, effective April 1, 1988: LII (Spring 1988), 20; named vice president for health affairs and dean of the Quillen-Dishner College of Medicine: LIII (Spring/Summer 1989), 20; Vice President for Health Affairs: LVI (Fall 1992), 5-6

Stanton, Dr. Paul E., Jr.--8th president of ETSU:

LX (Spring 1997), 3-5;
family: LX (Spring 1997), 5;
President's message: LX (Fall 1997), 3;
LXI (Spring 1998), 3;
LXI (Fall 1998), 3;
LXII (Spring 1999), 3;
LXII (Fall 1999);
LXIII (Spring 2000), 3;
LXIII (Fall 2000), 3;
LXIV(Spring 2001), 3;
LXIV (Fall 2001), 3;
LXVI (Spring 2003), 3;
LXVI (Fall 2003), 3;
LXVII (Spring 2004), 3;
LXVII (Fall 2004), 3;
LXVIII (Spring 2005), 3;
LXXI (Fall 2008), 1;
LXXII (Spring 2008), 1;
LXXII (Fall 2009), 3;
LXXIII (Spring 2010), 3;
LXXIII (Fall 2010), 3;
basic sciences building named for Stanton and Carl Gerber: LXIV (Spring 2001), 11;
receives George L. Carter Award: LXV (Fall 2002), 6;
vice chairman of Southern Regional Education Board: LXV (Fall 2002), 12;
re-elected vice chairman of Southern Regional Education Board, LXVI (Fall 2003), 15 and LXVII (Fall 2004), 10;
receives College of Business and Technology Excellence in Business Award, LXVII (Spring 2004), 6;
10th anniversary as president, LXX (Spring 2007), 3;
Reaching Higher fundraiser, LXX (Fall 2007), 15;
honors scholars program established in his name, LXXII (Spring 2008), 14;
LXXIV (Fall 2011), 1, 5, 8;
president emeritus, ETSU, Jonesborough, LXXV (Fall 2012), 8

Stanton, Ryan, ’99, ’03: contributes to ABC News medical news unit, LXX (Fall 2007), 24; Spokesperson of the year by the American College of Emergency Physicians (ACEP), LXXV (Fall 2012), 12

Stanton-Gerber Hall: basic sciences building: LXIV (Spring 2001), 11 [See also: Basic sciences building]

Stark, Meagan, ’07: receives McNair Fellowship, LXXII (Spring 2008), 4

Starner, Don--awarded Honorary Alumnus status (1992): LVI (Fall 1992), 21

State Board of Education: XXVIII (Spring 1964), 10

Statham, Charles M.: XXIX (Winter 1965), 26

Stathis, Jennie Sexton, '69--director of tax policy and administration issues for the U. S. General Accounting Office: LIV (Winter-Spring 1990), 8; received 1990 Outstanding Alumna Award: LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 12

Staubus, Barry, ’79: District Attorney General for Sullivan County, LXXIV (Fall 2011), 20

Stead, Dr. Edward--coauthor of Management for a Small Planet: LVI (Fall 1992), 20

Stead, Dr. Jean Garner--co author of Management for a Small Planet: LVI (Fall 1992), 20

Steagall, Charles O., ’66: receives award of honor, LXX (Fall 2007), 6; Lifetime Achievement in Business Award: LXXV (Spring 2012), 4

Steagall-Jones, Melissa, ’91: College of Business and Technology Hall of Fame inductee, LXVIII (Spring 2005), 6

Steele, Harry: retires as housing director, LXVII (Spring 2004), 15

Steffey, Adam--member of ETSU Bluegrass Band: LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 9; won 1993 Grammy award as member of Allison Kraus and Union Station: Souvenir Ed. (1994), 14; member of blue grass music group Allison Kraus and Union Station: LVII (1994), 10; alumnus of the ETSU Bluegrass Band: LVIII (Spring 1995), 4; Grammy award winner: LX (Spring 1997), 8; LXI (Spring 1998), 10

Steiner, Jack, Jr.: president, Ruby Falls, LXVIII (Spring 2005), 7

Stephens, Donna: XLIII (Fall 1978), 19

Stephens, Teresa Maggard, ’87: receives King College award, LXXIV (Spring 2011), 35

Sterling, Kimball, '74--owner of Kimball M. Sterling, Inc.: LIX (spring 1996), 5; receives award of honor: LXIII (Fall 2000), 4

Stern, John C.: XLVII (June 1983), 3

Stevens, Beth--member of ETSU Bluegrass Band: LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 9

Stevens, John—ETSU Radio, Media Relations/Network Assistant: LXXV (Spring 2012), 19

Stevenson, Richard: XXVIII (Fall 1963), 4

Stewart, Karen L., ’00: public health analyst, LXVIII (Fall 2005), 13

Stewart, Kim: XLVII (March 1983), 3

Stewart, Patty: XXXVII (Winter 1973), 6; XXXVII (Spring 1973), 8; XXXIX (Fall 1974), 1

Stinnett, Haley: LXXIV (Spring 2011), 19

Stitt, Sherry: XLVIII (December 1983), 12

Stone, Dr. Michael: LXXIV (Fall 2011), 16

Stone, Roy, ’38: Award of Honor: LXVIII (Fall 2005), 6

Stone Hall: XVI (Summer 1952); XXX (Summer 1966), 20

Storie, Melanie Greer--one of first two recipients of Barbara Jaffe Silvers Memorial Fellowship in History: Souvenir Ed. (1994), 20

Story, Charles: XXXVII (Spring 1973), 2; XLIII (October 1979), 3

Story, Dr. Charles H.--organizer of the Tennessee Basic Aerospace workshop: LVIII (Fall 1995), 6

Story, Marty, Buccaneer basketball player: (LIV (Winter/Spring 1990), 11;

only Buccaneer basketball player who played in all four of ETSU's NCAA Tournament appearances: LVI (Spring/Summer 1992), 6; LVI (Winter 1993), 6

Story, Richard K.: LXXIV (Fall 2011), 5

Story, Veta McClary: XXIV (Spring 1960)

Storytelling degree program: LIX (fall 1996), 9

Stout, David: XXXVI (Spring, 1972), 12

Stout, Dorman G.: I (Fall 1935); VI (Winter 1941); XXI (Winter 1957); XXVI (Summer 1962), 8; XXVII (Spring 1963), 4; XXIX (Spring 1965), 11; XXXVI (Winter 1972), 6; XLVIII (March 1984), 4

Stout, Dorman G., Jr., '52: XXXI (Fall 1966), 10; XXXI (Spring 1967), 10; XXXIV (summer 1970), 4; XLIV (September 1980), 13; LIX (fall 1996), 3 [p]; Alumni Association Award of Honor: LIX (fall 1996), 12 [p]; Outstanding Alumnus Award, LXVI (Fall 2003), 5; P, LXVII (Fall 2004), 6; LXXIII (Fall 2010), 7

Stout, Harold B.: XLVII (September 1983), 14

Stout, Dr. Harold, ETSU baseball coach, elected to the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) Hall of Fame, May 21, 1987: LI (Summer 1987), 9; new member of Pirate Club Hall of Fame, 1986: LI (Spring 1987), 9; “After the Games”: LXXIV (Fall 2011), 44

Stout, Ruth F.: XXXVI (Spring 1972), 11

Strader, Susan Gentry: XLVIII (December 1984), 16

Strange, Alan--former ETSU golfer: LIX (spring 1996), 17

Strange, Brenda: XXXVI (Fall, 1971), 11

"Strategic Defense Initiative and the Quest for World Peace, The" public forum at ETSU, April 6, 1987: LI (Summer 1987), 15

Street, Chris, ’04: animator, LXXII (Fall 2009), 12

Street, David, '89: FBI agent, LXIV (Fall 2001), 7

Street, Ron, '75: chief of police, Johnson City, Tenn., LXIV (Fall 2001), 7

Stribling, Herman A., Jr.: XLI (Winter 1977), 3

Strickland, Jessie Shields, '69, '77, '92--Alumni Association Award of Honor: LIX (Fall 1996), 12-13 [p]; named Tennessee Superintendent of the Year: LXIII (Spring 2000), 9; receives distinguished alumni in education award: LXIII (Fall 2000), 5

Strohm, Carole, '69, new alumni office secretary: LI (Fall 1987), 15

Strong, Rodney: XXXVIII (Winter 1974), 6

Stuart, Chad: XXXI (Spring 1967), 7

Student affairs, Office of: XLVII (December 1982), 2; XLVIII (June 1984), 14

Student-Athlete Advisory Committee--established in 1994: LVII (1994), 20

Student Center: XXVI (Winter 1962), 14, 15; XXXVIII (Winter 1974), 11; XXXVIII (Summer 1974), 7

Student-Faculty Collaborative grants: LXIV (Spring 2001), 13

Student Government Association--name changes to Office of Student Life and Leadership: LXI (Spring 1998), 13 new officers, LXVI (Fall 2003), 11; LXXI (Fall 2008), 12 leaders travel to Azerbaijan, LXVIII (Fall 2005), 30

Student Life and Leadership, Office of (formerly Student Government Association): LXI (Spring 1998), 13

Student Service Building: XXXIII (Spring 1969), 13; XXXIV (Fall 1969), 10

Student Union Building: XXI (Summer 1957)

"Studio One"--live music broadcast on WETS-FM: LVII (1994), 11

Stuhlmiller, Hilda Copp: XXXVII (Spring 1973), 4

Sturdivant, Reed--ESTU Computer Services: LVIII (Fall 1995), 9

Sturgill, Burley: distinguished staff award, LXIV (Fall 2001), 15

Stutts, Chris--Buccaneer golfer named to All-Southern Conference team (1991): LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 18

Suarez, Manuel Laurentino: XLII (Winter 1978), 11

Suggs, Dr. Henry Lewis--featured speaker during Black History Month (Feb. 1991): LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 16

Suh, Tae-il: XXXIV (Fall 1969), 29

Suits, Jarrod: SGA president, LXVI (Fall 2003), 11\

Sullivan, Karen: director, University Advancement, LXVIII (Fall 2005), 14

Sultan Qaboos University (Oman)--signed exchange agreement with ETSU in the fall of 1990: LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 2

Summer camps: LXXII (Spring 2008), 23

Summer Migrant Education Program: LXVI (Fall 2003), 15

Summer Program: XXV (Summer 1961), 12; XXIX (Spring 1964), 6

Summer Reading Clinic: XXVIII (Summer 1964), 13

Summer youth residency program, nominated for U. S. Department of Labor Presidential Citation: LII (Spring 1988), 16

Summers, Nita Wilkes: named honorary alumnus, LXIX (Fall 2006), 6: TBR Chancellor’s Award, LXXV (Spring 2012), 12

Summers, Robert “Rab”: named honorary alumnus, LXIX (Fall 2006), 6: TBR Chancello9r’s Award, LXXV (Spring 2012), 12

Summers-Taylor Stadium (soccer): LXX (Spring 2007), 4

Summy, Dan: XLVIII (September 1984), 10

Sundquist, Don-- Governor of Tennessee: LVIII (Spring 1995), 6; included appropriation for new library in FY 1997 Tennessee budget: LIX (spring 1996), 7; LIX (spring 1996), 20

Sundquist, Martha--wife of Tennessee governor Don Sundquist: LIX (spring 1996), 20

Super Buc: XLIX (Fall 1985), 26

Susong, Edith O'Keefe, member of Tennessee Newspaper Hall of Fame: LII (Winter 1988), 17

Suzuki flute students attend Nagano Winter Olympics: LXI (Spring 1998), 13

Swabe, Dr. Gregory, '82: service award: LXII (Fall 1999), 7

Swagerty, Evelynne L., ’69: named Outstanding Alumna, LXXII (Fall 2009), 4

Swaggerty, Fort: XLVIII (March 1984), 9

Swartz, James Don (J.D.)--1995 Honorary Alumnus Award: LVIII (Fall 1995), 17

Swift, Harley Edward "Skeeter": XLVI (March 1982), 20; former player with American Basketball Association: LVI (Winter 1993), 10; Northeast Tennessee Hall of Fame inductee, LXVIII (Spring 2005), 20; inducted into Tennessee Sports Hall of Fame, LXXIII (Spring 2010), 21; “Skeeter: Harley Swift’s Buzzer—Beating, Trash-Talking March through Madness,” LXXIV (Fall 2011), 45

Switzer, Ann H.: XXXIX (Fall 1974), 10

Swoyer, Trevor--chief engineer, WETS-FM: LVII (1994), 11

SYMBIOSIS (math and biology project): LXIX (Fall 2006), 11

Symbol of ETSU: XLII (Fall 1977), 7

T. R. W. Foundation: XLV (September/October 1981), 3

Talford, Calvin, Buccaneer basketball player: LIII (Spring/Summer 1989), 2-5; Buccaneer basketball player: LIV (Winter/Spring 1990), 11; captured NCAA Slam Dunk Championship (1992): LVI (Spring/Summer 1992), 6; third place on all-time scoring list in men's basketball with 1,872 points: LVI (Spring/Summer 1992), 6; 1992 NCAA Slam-Dunk Campion: LVI (Winter 1993), 6

Tallent, John B.: XXXVI (Fall 1971), 9; XLI (Spring 1977), 5

Tam, Yolanda, ’95: LXVII (Spring 2004), 10

Tandy, James: XLVIII (September 1984), 10

Taylor, Billy--named assistant football coach: LX (Fall 1997), 27

Taylor, Cynthia Nave: Distinguished Retiree of College of Public Health, LXXV (Fall 2012), 8

Taylor, Craig: L (Spring 1986), 14

Taylor, Doug: distinguished staff award, LXIV (Fall 2001), 15

Taylor, Harold: XXVIII (Summer 1964), 9

Taylor, John M.-- XLVI (December 1981), 2; XLVI (March 1982), 7; 1996 Distinguished Faculty Award for Service: LX (spring 1997), 27 [p]

Taylor, John R.: XXXVII (Summer 1973), 5

Taylor, Michael, ’68: glass artist, LXXIII (Spring 2010), 14

Taylor, Michael L.: XLIII (October 1979), 11

Taylor, Olive: XIX (Winter 1955); XXI (Fall 1956; XXVII (Winter 1963), 8

Taylor, Robert N.--San Francisco (Calif.) School of Medicine researcher working to identify blood factors involved in development of preeclampsia during pregnancy: LVII (1994), 4

Taylor Hall--demolished during library construction: LIX (fall 1996), 10

Teacher's College of the Air: I (Winter 1936); II (Winter 1937)

Teacher Corps: XXXIV (Spring 1970), 4; XXXV (Spring 1971), 15; XXXVII (Fall 1972), 13

Teaching Aids Laboratory: XXVIII (Winter 1964), 10-11

Teaching and Learning Center: LIX (spring 1996), 8

Technology department: XLIII (October 1979), 3; XLVII (December 1982), 18; Advanced Visualization Laboratory: LX (spring 1997), 11; receives U. S. Army contract: LXI (Spring 1998), 13 receives Tennessee Quality Commitment Award, LXII (Spring 1999), 13

Teis, Daniel K.: XXXV (Spring 1971), 13

Teleconferencing at ETSU: LI (Summer 1987), 15

Telefund: L (Summer 1986), 19; 1986-87: LI (Fall 1987), 19; 1988: LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 14; 1989--11th annual surpassed goal of $175,000: LIII (Spring/Summer 1989), 18; changed to year-round operation with paid student callers: LV (Fall 1991), 6

TenBucsWorth--performance in Venezuela: LIX (fall 1996), 10

TennCare: LXVII (Spring 2004), 13

Tennessee Academy of Science: XV (Fall 1950); XXVI (Spring 1962), 11

Tennessee Basic Aerospace workshop--20th annual held at ETSU (1995): LVIII (Fall 1995), 6

Tennessee Board of Regents (TBR) system: Souvenir Ed. (1994), 9

Tennessee Cabinet, first meeting held outside Nashville at ETSU, June 12, 1987: LI (Summer 1987), 7

Tennessee Cabinet, Upper East Tennessee tour, June 10-12, 1987: LI Summer 1987), 7

Tennessee Higher Education Commission--alumni survey: LVI (Fall 1992), 19

Tennessee Homecoming 1986: XLVIII (December 1983), 2

Tennessee Leadership in Educational Administration Development: LI (Fall 1987), 17

Tennessee Mountain Rescue program: LVII (1994), 16

Tennessee Quality Commitment Award: LX (spring 1997), 12

Tennessee Small Business Development Center: LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 16

Tennessee Valley Authority: donates investment challenge funds: LXI (Fall 1998), 13; invests in ETSU high tech business incubator, LXVI Fall 2003), 12

Tennessee's Early Intervention Program for Special Needs Children: LVII (1994), 24

Tennis-- XXVIII (Spring 1964), 17; XXXIV (Summer 1970), 14; XXXVIII (Summer 1974), 17; XLIII (Fall 1978), 16; XLIV (June 1980), 18; XLIV (September 1980), 18; XLVII (December 1982), 21; NCAA tournament bid: LXII (Fall 1999), 19

Tennis (men)— LXIX (Spring 2006), 20 won 1995 Southern Conference regular season and league tournament titles: LVIII (Fall 1995), 19 1996 schedule: LIX (spring 1996), 20 national ranking: LXIII (Spring 2000), 19; LXXI (Spring 2008), 11 season summary: LXIV (Fall 2001), 27; LXV (Fall 2002), 24; LXVII (Fall 2004), 21; LXVIII (Fall 2005), 18; LXIX (Fall 2006), 20; LXX (Fall 2007), 22; LXXIII (Fall 2010), 20win A-Sun Conference title: LXXII (Spring 2008), 11

Tennis (women)-- LVI (Winter 1993), 8; LXIX (Spring 2006), 20 fifth place in Southern Conference (1995): LVIII (Fall 1995), 19 1996 schedule: LIX (spring 1996), 20 season summary: LXIV (Fall 2001), 27; LXVII (Fall 2004), 21; LXVIII (Fall 2005), 18; LXIX (Fall 2006), 20; LXX (Spring 2007), 17; LXX (Fall 2007), 22; LXXIII (Fall 2010), 21

Tennyson, Julie A. [s]--National Council for Gamma Beta Phi Honor Society: LIX (fall 1996), 10 [p]

Tentier, Leslie Peters, ’87: named editorial director of Carabiner Communications, LXXII (Spring 2008), 5

Tentler, Leslie Diane, ’87: publishes romantic thriller, LXXIV (Spring 2011), 13

Terango, Sally, MA '73--chosen Kentucky's Teacher-Scholar of the year for 1990 by the National Endowment for the Humanities and Reader's Digest: LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 12; received 1991 Outstanding Alumna Award: LV (Fall 1991), 4

Teresaki, Mariko: See Miller, Mariko Teresaki

Terrell, Matt--named director of marketing: LX (Fall 1997), 27

Terry, Charles R.: XLVI (June 1982), 13

Terry, Lt. Col. Craig E., ’84: returns to ETSU as head of ROTC program: LXV (Fall 2002), 7

Tester, Dallas: competes in Imagine Cup, LXIX (Fall 2006), 10

Thacker, Brent E.: Navy petty officer, LXXIII (Fall 2010), 15

Thacker, Gail: XXXIX (Winter 1975), 8

Thatcher, Dr. Samuel Seldon--named director of the new division of reproductive endocrinology and infertility services in Quillen-Dishner College of Medicine department of obstetrics and gynecology: LIII (Spring/Summer 1989), 19

Thayer, John Garland, ’67: publishes first book, LXXIII (Fall 2010), 14

Theatre, Division of: produces "Hear That Whistle Blow" play at Kennedy Center: LXIV (Spring 2001), 11

Theatre program: LI (Spring 1987), 6; LXVIII (Summer 2005), 13

Theismann, Joe: LI (Winter 1987), 29

Thomas, Barbara, ’79: 2012 Woman of the Year by Women Grocers of America, LXXV (Fall 2012), 13

Thomas C. Carson Hall: XXVIII (Summer 1964), 11; See, Mathematics Building

Thomas, Claude: XL (Spring 1976), 7

Thomas, Freyda: playwright performs, LXXIII (Spring 2010), 8

Thomas, Gerald D., ’71, ‘72: named outstanding alumnus, LXXI (Fall 2008), 3

Thomas, Janie (Mrs. Raymond), ’59: Alumni Wall of Honor, LXVI (Spring 2003), 8

Thomas, Mark, ’84: business college hall of fame member, LXXII (Spring 2008), 13

Thomas, Neil--Assistant Director of the Pellissippi Research Institute at the Energy, Environment, and Resources Center of the University of Tennessee: LVIII (Spring 1995), 3

Thomas, Radford: XXXIX (Fall 1974), 8

Thomas, Ray--alumni association vice president (1991): LV (Fall 1991), 4

Thomas, Raymond J., '59-- vice president of Coca-Cola USA: LI (Summer 1987), 4-5; vice president of bottler services at Coca-Cola USA, Atlanta, Georgia: LIII (Winter 1989), 3; Outstanding Alumnus (1996): LIX (fall 1996), 12 [p]; named to foundation board: LXV (Fall 2002), 15; receives Lambda Chi Alpha Distinguished Service Award: LXV (Fall 2002), 29; Alumni Wall of Honor: LXVI (Spring 2003), 8; inducted into College of Business and Technology Hall of Fame, LXX (Spring 2007), 12

Thomas, Ruth: I (Fall 1935); V (Spring 1940); XXXIX (Winter 1975), 18

Thomas, Shane--highest GPA, Spring 1992 class: LVI (Fall 1992), 19

Thomas Stadium—Gerald and Sandy and their family honored for Baseball Stadium Donation: LXXV (Spring 2012), 19

Thompson, Charles: XXX (Winter 1966), 18

Thompson, Dale, ’92: builds cob oven, LXVII (Spring 2004), 14

Thompson, Darlene, ’78: Alumni Award of Honor, LXVI (Fall 2003), 4

Thompson, Delores C.: LX (Fall 1997), 27

Thompson, Dick--announcer for WETS-FM: LVII (1994), 11

Thompson, Joe: XLI (Winter 1977), 6; XLI (Spring 1977), 2

Thompson, Joe: XLIII (June/July 1979), 6

Thompson, L. Paige, '71-- L (Fall 1986), 6 [p]; Vice President of the New York Stock Exchange: LIX (spring 1996), 28 [p]

Thompson, Ricky: XLVIII (December 1984), 19

Thompson, Samuel H.: XXVIII (Summer 1964), 7

Thompson, Shawn--Lady Buc basketball & volleyball player: LX (spring 1997), 19 [p]

Thorne, Lt. Robert B., '94: LIX (fall 1996), 11 [p]

Thrasher, Kevin, ’07: photography exhibit, LXXI (Fall 2008), 11

Tickle, John D.: honorary alumnus, LXVIII (Fall 2005), 6

Tickle, Phyllis Alexander, '55: XXXI (Winter 1967), 9 [p]; XLI (Winter 1977), 7 [p]; author of On Ordinary Time and daughter of Dean P. W. Alexander: LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 11 [p]; author of My Father's Prayer: A Remembrance: LIX (spring 1996), 14; writes introduction to Terry Waite book: LXI (Spring 1998), 11 holds book signing at Reece Museum; LXIV (Fall 2001), 10 receives Award of Honor, LXIX (Fall 2006), 4

Tiffany, David M.: XLV (September/October 1981), 2

Tiggs, Kevin--basketball athlete, LXXI (Spring 2008), 4; LXXII (Spring 2008), 11

Tiller, Tony: wins Southern Conference football honor, LXVII (Spring 2004), 18

Tillman, Larry: XXXVII (Summer 1973), 23

Tilson, Leah: Vice President of Student Government Association, LXXV (Fall 2012), 5

Timberlake, Diana: XXXV (Winter 1971), 7; XXXV (Summer 1971), 16; XXXVI (Spring 1972), 9

Time Capsule: LI (Winter 1987), 19

Time Line—100 Years of Excellence: 1910-2010, LXXIV (Fall 2011), 23-29

Timms, Bubba, football player--All-America Candidates: XXXIV (Summer 1970), 11

Tinnon, Gene--director of ETSU/UT at Kingsport: LVII (1994), 24

Tinsley, Jack: XLVIII (June 1984), 12

Tippitt, Andy: publishes education book, LXXII (Fall 2009), 16

Tipton, David William, '76, new vice-president of Pirate Club: LI (Fall 1987), 16

Tober-Meyer, Dr. Brunhilde, director of the animal research lab, Quillen-Dishner College of Medicine: LI (Spring 1987), 4-5

Tober-Meyer, Dr. Brunhilde, appointed to council on accreditation of the American Association for Accreditation of Laboratory Animal Care (AAALAC): LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 16

Todd, John G.: XLVII (June 1983), 4

Tolley, Helen M.: obituary, LXIX (Spring 2006), 26

Tom Mitchell Memorial Fund: XXXVI (Fall 1971), 13

Tombaugh, Dr. Clyde--discoverer of the planet Pluto: LIII (Spring/Summer 1989), 16

Tomlinson, Holly: XXXV (Winter 1971), 6

Toohey, Bill, ‘66: XLVII (September 1983), 12; retires as athletic facilities director, LXX (Spring 2007), 26

Toohey, Kim--ETSU tennis player named Southern Conference Most Outstanding Player: LVI (Winter 1993), 8

Torbett, Alice Jones: honorary alumni award, LXVII (Fall 2004), 6

Tottle, Donna--member of ETSU Bluegrass Band: LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 9

Tottle, Jack-: member of ETSU Bluegrass Band: LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 9; started bluegrass music program at ETSU: Souvenir Ed. (1994), 14; ETSU bluegrass program director: LVII (1994), 10; volunteer producer, WETS-FM: LVII (1994), 11 ETSU Bluegrass and Country Music Program faculty member: LIX (Spring 1996), 27 [p] releases new CD: LXIII (Spring 2000), 13 speaks at Harvard University, LXXIII (Spring 2010), 10

Townsend, Tom: briefed President Bill Clinton on rural health care issues: LVII (1994), 5

Track-- XXXIV (Summer 1970), 14; XL (Spring 1976), 11; XLIII (March 1979), 16; XLIII (June/July 1979), 14; XLVIII (June 1984), 20; 1996 schedule: LIX (spring 1996), 20

Track (men): XXII (Spring 1963), 14; XXVIII (Spring 1964), 15; XXIX (Fall 1964), 12; XXXI (Summer 1967), 25; XXXVI (Fall 1971), 24; XXXVI (Winter 1972), 12; XXXVIII (Fall 1973), 13; XXXVIII (Spring 1974), 10; XL (Fall 1975), 7; XLII (Fall 1978), 15; XLIV (December 1979), 15; 1991 indoor team finished third in Southern Conference Indoor Track and Field Championships: LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 18; (men's outdoor)--fourth place in 1995 Southern Conference Championships: LVIII (Fall 1995), 19; wins Southern Conference title: LXI (Spring 1998), 17 season summary: LXIV (Fall 2001), 27 indoor (summary): LXVIII (Fall 2005), 18 wins Atlantic Sun Conference, 31

Track (women): XLV (December 1980), 18; LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 18; Southern Conference Indoor title: LVIII (Spring 1995), 15; (women's outdoor)--second place in 1995 Southern Conference Championships: LVIII (Fall 1995), 19 season summary: LXIV (Fall 2001), 27 indoor (summary): LXVIII (Fall 2005), 18

Track and field: LXIX (Fall 2006), 20; LXX (Spring 2007), 17; LXX (Fall 2007), 22

Tracy, Joseph, O. P.: XXXIII (Summer 1969), 14

Trailer Court: XXIX (Spring 1965), 21

Training School: I (Winter 1936); II (Winter 1937); VIII (Fall 1942); XIX (Winter 1955); XIX (Summer 1955); XXIII (Fall 1958); XXVI (Spring 1962), 11; XXVI (Summer 1962), 8; XXXI (Fall 1966), 31

Tranberger, Bob--elected to ETSU Athletics Hall of Fame: LX (Spring 1997), 19 [p]

Transou, Bedford: XXXIII (Summer 1969), 14

Transou, Carol Gardner: named honorary alumnus, LXXIII (Fall 2010), 6

Trantham, Susan, '90--Tennessee's only winner of the "Sallie Mae First-Year Teacher Award" for 1992-93: Souvenir Ed. (1994), 16

Trawick, Bill, Jr., '74, former ETSU football player: LI (Summer 1987), 15

Trawick, Bill, Sr., father of five ETSU football players: LI (Summer 1987), 15

Trawick, Don, '80, former ETSU football player: LI (Summer 1987), 15

Trawick, Guy, '86, former ETSU football player: LI (Summer 1987), 15

Trawick, Lee, '76, former ETSU football player: LI (Summer 1987), 15

Trawick, Steve, '79, former ETSU football player: LI (Summer 1987), 15

Trent, Parker J., '59: award of honor: LXII (Fall 1999), 6

Trent, Steve, microbiology: receives NIH grant, LXIX (Fall 2006), 10

Trentham, Shirley, M.D., '97--older medical student: LX (Fall 1997), 10

Tri-City Metro Advertising Federation--ETSU won twelve Addy Awards in the Federation's 1988-89 competition: LIII (Spring/Summer 1989), 19

Triplets receive degrees: LXVII (Spring 2004), 10

Triplett, Kevin, '87--media coordinator, NASCAR Winston Cup series: LVIII (Spring 1995), 12-13; LXV (Fall 2002), 21

Trivett, Alma: XXX (Winter 1966), 13

Trivett, Debbie: XL (Spring 1976), 5

Trott, Tracy, ’76: new Colonel of Tennessee Highway Patrol, LXXIII (Fall 2010), 13

Trumpet Ensemble: LXVIII (Fall 2005), 10

Trung La, Larry, ’84: establishes faculty fellowship in College of Business and Technology, LXXIII (Spring 2010), 18

TRW Rack & Pinion Division--granted $20,000 to ETSU for an honors scholarship in College of Applied Science and Technology (1993-94): LVII (1994), 18-19

Tsongas, Paul E.--former Massachusetts Senator spoke on national debt issues (November 1993): Souvenir Ed. (1994), 10

Tuition prepay plan developed--LX (Fall 1997), 12

Tull, Tom, M.B.A., ‘95: business college hall of fame member, LXXII (Spring 2008), 13; receives Award of Honor, LXXII (Fall 2009), 6

Turkett, A. Keith: XXXVI (Spring 1972), 10; XXXVII (Winter 1973), 10; XXXVIII (Spring 1974), 3; XXXIX (Summer 1975), 2

Turner, Charles: XXXVII (Fall 1972), 2

Tweed, John: president, Landair Transport, LXX (Fall 2007), 12

12th Man Fund: LXV (Fall 2002), 24

Tyree, Jane: receives staff award: LXV (Fall 2002), 13

Uhde, Kristin Broome, ’97: coordinator with Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, LXX (Fall 2007), 12

Ulmer, Robert: XXXIV (Spring 1970), 5

Undergraduate excellence program at ETSU: LI (Summer 1987), 17

Underwood, Charles, T. R.: XLV (September/October 1981), 22

Underwood, Judge Shirley B.--1995 Honorary Alumna Award: LVIII (Fall 1995), 17

U. S. News & World Report--ranked ETSU among top 10 southern regional universities based on quality and cost: Souvenir Ed. (1994), inside front cover

United States Army--contracts with Dept. of Technology: LXI (Spring 1998), 13

United Student Body: XXVIII (Summer 1964), 17; XXIX (Spring 1965), 14

United Way, 1987 on-campus drive: LII (Winter 1988), 14

Universidad Estatal De Bolivar (Guaranda, Ecuador): signs exchange agreement, LXX (Spring 2007), 9

University Advancement: LVIII (spring 1995), 17-20; LXVIII (Fall 2005), 14; LXXIV (Fall 2011), 14; Received CASE Award, LXXV (Spring 2012), 3

University and Foundation Endowments--exceed $18.5 million (1995): LVIII (Spring 1995), 17

University Archives: XLI (Summer 1977), 7

University Bookstore: LVIII (Fall 1995), 26

University Center: XXVIII (Spring 1964), 9; XXIX (Fall 1964), 12; XXXVII (Summer 1973), 1

University Center, D. P. Culp: XLII (Fall 1977), 4

University Center Council: XXXI (Spring 1967), 8

University Club: XXXVII (Winter 1973), 15

University Council: XLVIII (December 1984), 14

"University Day" celebration, May 16, 1963: LII (Spring 1988), 8

University High: XXXI (Fall 1966), 31; XXXI (Summer 1967), 13

University history: LVI (Fall 1992), 21

University of Natal, Durbin, South Africa: LVIII (Spring 1995), 11

University Relations: XLI (Summer 1977), 6; XLII (Fall 1977), 4, 5; XLVII (March 1983), 3

University School: LVIII (Spring 1995), 4

University School Plan for Renewal: LVIII (Spring 1995), 4

University status, 25th anniversary (1963-1988): LII (Spring 1988), 8

University Test Center: XLV (December 1980), 3

University of the Sunshine Coast (Queensland, Australia): exchange agreement, LXXII (Fall 2009), 10

Upper East Tennessee Educational Cooperative (UETEC)--received $60,000 grant from BellSouth Foundation: LVII (1994), 19

Upward Bound Program: receives a $1 million grant, LXXV (2012), 9

USAir Invitational: LVI (Winter 1993), 7

USAir Track and Field Meet (January 1995): LVIII (Spring 1995), 15

USSA Directors’ Cup sports ranking: LXXI (Fall 2008), 21

Utter, Anne Mooneyhan, ’65: named outstanding alumna LXX (Fall 2007), 7

Valley Equipment: donates ceramic pot, LXXII (Fall 2009), 18

Van Branham, Matthew, ’79: LXXV (Fall 2012), 31

Van Huss, Walter E., "Buck", '52,: XLIX (Summer 1985), 16; alumni notable winningest high school basketball coach in the United States: LI (Summer 1987), 19; winningest active high school basketball coach in the United States: LIII (Spring/Summer 1989), 13-14

Van Huss, Walter E., Jr., ’64, ’73, ’79: develops luxury resort, LXVIII (Fall 2005), 11

Van Pangle, Roy: XXXV (Summer 1971), 17

Van Pangle, Dr. Roy, new member (posthumous) of Pirate Club Hall of Fame, 1986: LI (Spring 1987), 9

Vance, Drew--part-time staff member, WETS-FM: LVII (1994), 11

Vance, Dr. Hubert R. "Booney"--ETSU professor working in Oman to develop special education programs: LIII (Winter 1989), 17; memorial endowment established, LXVII (Fall 2004), 13

Vance, Tanya, ’97: appears on Survivor television program: LXV (Fall 2002), 9

Vanhoy, Jerry: distinguished staff award: LXIV (Fall 2001), 15

Vansant, Don, student award from American Production and Inventory Control Society: LII (Winter 1988), 3

Varner, Gary, ’62: retires into writing, LXXV (Fall 2012), 13

Varney, E. Douglas: LXXIV (Fall 2011), 19

Vaughn, Annabelle--named Assistant Athletics Director for Media Relations (Sports Information Director): LVII (1994), 22

Vaught, James E.-- (author) XXXVI (Fall 1971), 2; XLVII (September 1983), 3; named Associate Vice President for Health Affairs in the Division of Health Sciences: LVIII (Spring 1995), 23; executive assistant to the president: LX (spring 1997), 27 [p]

Vaught, Kent: elected to College of Business Hall of Fame, LXVI (Spring 2003), 11

Vavrek, Michael: XLV (March 1981), 3

Vavrek, Dr. Michael--new assistant dean for credit programs, School of Continuing Studies, ETSU: LIII (Winter 1989), 11

Velma Jean Byrd Gray Fund for Pediatric Diabetes: established: LXI (Fall 1998), 15

Verdell, Kiya: named All-Southern Conference team, LXVII (Spring 2004), 19

Verghese, Abraham, ‘83--author of My Own Country: A doctor's Story of a Town and Its People in the Age of AIDS: LVIII (Spring 1995), 9; LXX (Spring 2007), 27; publishes first novel, LXXII (Spring 2008), 5

Vest, Jack: XLI (Spring 1977), 15

Veterans: X (Winter 1946); XIX (Winter 1955); XXXIX (Winter 1975), 6

Veterans Affairs: XXXVIII (Spring 1974), 8; Medical Center at Mountain Home (Johnson City, Tenn.): LVI (Fall 1992), 11

Veterans Memorial: dedicated, LXVII (Spring 2004), 12; LXVIII (Spring 2005), 13; LXVIII (Summer 2005), 11

Veteran's Upward Bound project at ETSU: LII (Winter 1988), 11

Viall, Norma Gilbreath: XLIV (March 1980), 22

Vietnam: XXX (Winter 1966), 11; XXXI (Winter 1967), 30; XXXI (Spring 1967), 19; XXXII (Fall 1967), 22; XXXII (Winter 1968), 12; XXXII (Summer 1968), 24; XXXIII (Winter 1969), 13, 23; XXXIII (Summer 1969), 21; XXXIV (Fall 1969), 35

Vietnam War: XXIX (Summer 1965), 5

Vivian V. Rockwood Scholarship Endowment--established to provide scholarships for students in the department of applied human sciences: LVII (1994), 19

Voitlein, Michael L., '72, '73: LXII (Fall 1999), 23

Volcker, Paul, Federal Reserve chairman, fall commencement speaker, December 20, 1986: LI (Spring 1987), 8

Volleyball: XLI (Fall 1976), 13; XLIII (Fall 1978), 14; XLIII (October 1979), 14; LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 18; LVI (Winter 1993), 8

Volleyball (women): LXVIII (Fall 2005), 21 Buccaneers won 4th Southern Conference title (1991): LVI (Spring/Summer 1992), 10; LXIII (Spring 2000), 19 Schedule: LXIX (Fall 2006), 21 season summary: LXIV (Fall 2001), 27; LXVII (Fall 2004), 21; LXIX (Fall 2006), 20; LXX (Fall 2007), 22; LXXIII (Fall 2010), 21

Vonderfecht, Dennis: honorary alumni award, LXVII (Fall 2004), 6; receives Margin of Excellence Award, LXXIII (Spring 2010), 15

Vorous, Margaret, ’88: receives children’s literature award, LXXI (Fall 2008), 26

Voss, Thomas G.: XXXVIII (Fall 1973), 10

Votaw, Charles L.-- retired from James H. Quillen College of Medicine: LVIII (Fall 1995), 27 auditorium in Palma L. Robinson Clinical Education Center named in his honor: LIX (spring 1996), 8 [p]; retires: LX (Fall 1997), 27; LXIV (Spring 2001), 17; named honorary alumnus: LXV (Fall 2002), 6; receives Chancellor’s Award, LXX (Spring 2007), 20

Votaw, May: XLIX (March 1985), 7; LXIV (Spring 2001), 17; named honorary alumnus: LXV (Fall 2002), 6; receives Chancellor’s Award, LXX (Spring 2007), 20

W. K. Kellogg Foundation: awarded $6 million grant to ETSU's Division of Health Sciences (June 1991): LV (Fall 1991), 5; LVI (Fall 1992), 5-6; Community Partnership Initiative: Souvenir Ed. (1994), 11; Community Partnerships Leadership Development program: LVI (Fall 1992), 6; Graduate Medical and Nursing Education Initiative: LIX (Fall 1996), 10; awards $1.25 million grant: LXI (Fall 1998), 12; provides grant for serving Hispanic community: LXIV (Spring 2001), 12; ETSU-Hawkins County partnership celebrates 10th anniversary, LXIV (Fall 2001), 14; supports Community Partnership Program: LXVIII (Summer 2005), 10

Waage, Fred--cofounder of Now and Then magazine: LVIII (Spring 1995), 3

Wachs, Joy: receives Distinguished Faculty Award in Service: LXIII (Fall 2000), 7

Waddell, Lisa, '80, National Press Photographer of the Year for the southeast region: LII (Spring 1988), 13

Wade, Earl: XLIII (October 1979), 3

Wade, Walter: XXVIII (Summer 1964), 14

Wadkins, Bobby-- XLIV (March 1982), 20; ETSU alumnus and PGA Tour member: LVI (Winter 1993), 6, 10 former ETSU golfer: LIX (spring 1996), 17

Wadood, Zakee, ‘04: named to All Southern Conference basketball team, LXVI (Spring 2003), 20; named ETSU male athlete of the year, LXVII (Fall 2004), 20; playing European basketball, LXVII (Fall 2004), 24

Wadowick, James: XXXIV (Fall 1969), 29

Waggoner, Judge Brends J., '71--received alumni Award of Honor for 1990: LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 12; elected to Athletic Hall of Fame: LXIII (Fall 2000), 27; Outstanding Alumna Award: LXVIII (Fall 2005), 4

Wagner, LaVonda--hired as Lady Buccaneers assistant basketball coach: LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 14

Wagner, Mary Luellen Owens, ’62: early African-American student, LXXIV (Spring 2011), 9

Wagner, Nancy, ’82, ’87, ’90: new school superintendent in Fairbanks, Alaska, LXX (Spring 2007), 13

Waite, Terry--scheduled address, "The Test of Humanity: Resolving Conflict," to be held October 24, 1992: LVI (Fall 1992), 19; delivered 16th Presidential Distinguished Lecture on October 24, 1992: LVI (Winter 1993), 15

Waitman, Michele Adkins, B.S., '86-- professional stunt woman: LX (Fall 1997), 8-9

Walby, Jennel--Lady Buc track and field team member: LVIII (Spring 1995), 15

Walker, Dave-- XXVIII (Spring 1964), 15; XXXIV (Summer 1970), 14; XL (Winter 1976), 7; XLVII (December 1982), 20; XLVII (June 1983), 12; ETSU track coach, chairman-elect of NAA Track and Field Rules Committee: LI (Summer 1987), 14; Buccaneer track coach named Southern Conference Coach-of-the-Year for the 11th time (1990): LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 18; ETSU cross country coach has won 17 conference titles in 29 years: LVI (Spring/Summer 1992), 11; indoor track at Mini-Dome named in his honor: LVIII (Spring 1995), 15;

Women's Southern Conference Coach-of-the-Year (track and field): LVIII (Spring 1995), 15; retirement: LIX (fall 1996), 20 [p]; elected to ETSU Athletics Hall of Fame: LX (spring 1997), 19 [p] alumni wall of honor, LXVI (Spring 2003), 8 inducted into United States Track Coaches Association Hall of Fame, LXVII (Spring 2004), 18; honored, LXX (Fall 2007), 14; 80th Birthday Celebration: LXXIV (Fall 2011), 21; Retiring after 50 years of service at ETSU, LXXV (Spring 2012), 18

Walker, Emily: XLII (Fall 1978), 14

Walker, John: XLIX (Summer 1985), 7

Walker, Marcy: named honorary alumnus, LXXIII (Fall 2010), 6

Walker, Rod--ETSU baseball player ranked no. 20 in U. S. in home runs: LVI (Winter 1993), 8

Wall, Kelly: alumni wall of honor, LXVI (Spring 2003), 9

Wallace, Larry: XXXVII (Summer 1973), 23

Wallace, Steven, ETSU paleontologist: LXV (Fall 2002), 8; LXVIII (Summer 2005), 11

Wallen, Delmer, Sr., ’62: obituary, LXXI (Fall 2008), 32

Wallis, Jane L.: XIX (Winter 1955); XXVIII (Spring 1964), 19

Wallis, L. D.: XXVI (Summer 1962), 8; XXIX (Summer 1965), 22

Walls, Jennie--received 1994 Council on Primary Care Nurse Practitioner Award: LVIII (Spring 1995), 23

Walsh, Capt. Gordon O.--killed in Vietnam April 16, 1967): LVI (Winter 1993), 19

Walters, Edward M.: XLI (Summer 1977), 7; XLIII (Fall 1978), 20

Walters, Gary-- XXXVIII (Summer 1974), 9; new assistant dean for evening and summer school, School of Continuing Studies, ETSU: LIII (Winter 1989), 11

Walters, Mary A.--Honorary Alumna (1996): LIX (fall 1996), 13-14 [p]

Walwick, Paul: XLVI (March 1982), 2

Wampler, Christi, ’01: Knoxville columnist, LXXIII (Fall 2010), 14

Wang, Xiadong, University Visiting Scholar from China: LI (Spring 1987), 11

Ward, David Felton, MD '88--received Outstanding Alumni Award (1994) from James H. Quillen College of Medicine Alumni Society: LVIII (Fall 1995), 4-5

Ward, Fred C.: XXXIX (Fall 1974), 26

Ward, Mary Susan Cox: XLIV (September 1980), 4

Wardeska, Jeffrey: XXXIV (Fall 1969), 29

Warf, J. Howard: XXVII (Spring 1963), 4

Warf-Pickle Hall: XXXIII (Spring 1969), 13; XLIV (September 1980), 14

Warner, Dan: XLVII (December 1982), 21

Warner, Josh, ’08: baseball coach at Jefferson County High School, LXXIII (Fall 2010), 34

Warren, Fred--men's golf coach: selected as Southern Conference Coach of the Year: LIII (Spring/Summer 1989), 6-7; LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 18; LVI (Winter 1993), 7; LVII (1994), 20; LVIII (Spring 1995), 16; LIX (spring 1996), 17 [p]; LXII (Fall 1999), 18; scholarship established in his honor: LIX (spring 1996), 20 [p] inducted into Golf Coaches Association of America Hall of Fame, LXVII (Spring 2004), 18; golf center named in his honor, LXVII (Fall 2004), 18

Warren, Frederick B.: L (Summer 1986), 16

Warren, Harold: XLII (Winter 1978), 11

Warren, Robert Penn: XXX (Spring 1966), 27

Warren-Greene Golf Center: dedicated, LXVII (Fall 2004), 18; LXVIII (Summer 2005), 11

Washington County, Tenn., Department of Education: opens joint center with ETSU: LXIV (Spring 2001), 12

Wassom, Tom: XXXV (Summer 1971), 16; XXXVII (Winter 1973), 11; XXXVIII (Spring 1974), 11

Watauga Mental Health Services, Inc.: LVI (Fall 1992), 17

Watauga Saxophone Quartet--student chamber music ensemble received honorable mention from Coleman National Chamber Ensemble Competition in Pasadena, California, 1988: LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 16

Water Show: XXV (Winter 1961), 15; XXVIII (Spring 1964), 17; XXIX (Spring 1965), 14

Watkins, Sandra (Nelson), BS '80, MED '83: LVI (Spring/Summer 1992), 9

Watson, Larry: XXXIV (Fall 1969), 19

Watson, Scott P., '60--partner in Atlanta, Georgia law firm of Constangy, Brooks and Smith: LIII (Winter 1989), 6

Watts, Ruth: XLIV (June 1980), 22; XLIX (Fall 1985), 13

Watts, Ruth E., '43--served thirty years with ETSU music department (died January 14, 1991): LV (Fall 1991), 11

Wayman, Clyde: L (Winter 1986), 5

Wayne G. Basler Chair of Excellence for the Integration of the Arts, Rhetoric, and Science: LIX (fall 1996), 26; LXII (Fall 1999), 10; LXIV (Fall 2001), 15; LXVIII (Fall 2005), 15

Wear, Diane T., ’90: given Business Horizon Award, LXIX (Spring 2006), 8

Weaver, Herb, ’57: elected to Athletic Hall of Fame, LXIX (Spring 2006), 18

Weaver, Joan Dugger, ’57: attends reunion, LXX (Fall 2007), 13

Weaver, John R., '74, '83, '89: Sullivan County elementary principal, LXIV (Fall 2001), 30

Weaver, Max A., ’63: receives Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists Award, LXVI (Spring 2003), 24

Webb, Genell: receives student-faculty collaborative grant: LXIV (Spring 2001), 13

Webb, George W.: XXVI (Winter 1962), 5

Webster, Glenn: XLII (Fall 1977), 11

Webster, Jennifer, ’01: publishes suspense novel, LXXII (Fall 2009), 16

Webster, John, '71--director of the office of public information for the U. S. Department of Agriculture's Food and Nutrition Service: LIV (Winter/Spring 1990), 6

Wedding, Danny: XLVII (March 1983), 11

Weems, Thomas E., ’81, ’83: architect, inducted into college of business hall of fame, LXXI (Spring 2008), 14

Weir, Ronald L.: XLI (Fall 1976), 8

Welch, James M.: XLIII (October 1979), 12; XLV (September/October 1981), 2; L (Fall 1986), 13

Wells, Jim A., ’67: receives award of honor, LXXI (Fall 2008), 3

Wells, Todd: inducted into Athletic Hall of Fame, LXX (Spring 2007), 15

Werner, Dawn Heterick, ’93, ’05: named Tennessee Teacher of the Year, LXX (Spring 2007), 14; receives Distinguished Education Award, LXXII (Fall 2009), 6

Wesley Foundation: XXVIII (Summer 1964), 12

West, Alvin--Buccaneer basketball player: LIV (Winter/Spring 1990), 11; LVI (Winter 1993), 6

West, Jill--Lady Buccaneer volleyball player and 1990 all-conference and all-tournament pick: LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 18

West, Michael Lee, '81: outstanding alumna award: LXIII (Fall 2000), 4

West, Russell: endowment fund, LXXI (Spring 2008), 21

Westfield, Andre K., ’84: receives honorary doctorate of divinity, LXXIII (Fall 2010), 31

Westheimer, Dr. Ruth, psychosexual therapist, lectured on "Sexually Speaking," December 4, 1986: LI (Spring 1987), 8

Westminster Fellowship Building: XXVIII (Summer 1964), 12

WETS-FM

XXXVIII (Winter 1974), 1;
XLII (Winter 1978), 9;
XLIII (June/July 1979), 2;
XLIV (June 1980), 3;
XLV (Fall 1981);
XLVI (March 1982), 2;
XLVI (June 1982), 4;
XLVII (December 1982), 18;
XLVII (September 1983), 12;
XLVIII (March 1984), 3, 11;
XLIX (March 1985), 11;
new building: LI (fall 1987), 13;
began broadcasting 24 hours a day on July 1, 1989: LIV (winter/spring 1990), 16;
raised $94,000 during annual fundraising drive: LV (spring/summer 1991), 15;
celebrated 20th anniversary (February 1994): LVII (1994), 11;
features live music broadcast "Studio One": LVII (1994), 11;
milestones (1974-94): LVII (1994), 11;
new translator in Lenoir, N.C.: LIX (spring 1996), 9;
awards: LIX (fall 1996), 10 celebrates 25th anniversary: LXII (Spring 1999), 12;
web site established: LXIV (Spring 2001), 7;
program documents Melungeons: LXIV (Spring 2001), 12;
completes fund-raiser, (Fall 2003), 16;
celebrates 30th anniversary, LXVII (Spring 2004), 13

Wexler, Louise: XLI (Summer 1977), 1; XLII (Spring 1978); XLIII (October 1979), 5

Whaley, Otis: XXI (Winter 1957)

Whaley, Sarah: receives student-faculty collaborative grant: LXIV (Spring 2001), 13

Wheeler, L. R.: X (Winter 1946)

Wheelock, Yvonne: XXXVII (Fall 1972), 15

Whitaker, Harriet: XLIV (September 1980), 13

Whitaker-Carder, Esther Elizabeth: early ETS Normal student, LXXII (Spring 2008), 15

White, Blair, ’80: Reece Museum director: LXV (Fall 2002), 7

White, Deborah--Director of Student Activities: LVIII (Spring 1995), 10

White, Jennifer Leigh, ’09: named Miss Historic Jonesborough, LXXIV (Spring 2011), 35

White, Karen Cunningham, ’86, ’92: wins National Educator Award, LXVI (Spring 2003), 6; named distinguished alumnus in education, LXIX (Fall 2006), 6

White, Mary Elsie: XLVI (March 1982), 23

White, Penny J., '78: XLI (Spring 1977), 4; XLII (Fall 1977), 6 XLIX (Fall 1985), 6; sworn in as judge on Tennessee Court of Criminal Appeals (October 26, 1992): Souvenir Ed. (1994), 19; judge of the Tennessee Court of Criminal Appeals and "Outstanding Alumna" for 1994: LVII (1994), 12; appointed to Tennessee State Supreme Court: LVIII (Spring 1995), 7

White, Robert Lynn, ’96: appointed to Tennessee Higher Education Commission, LXX (Fall 2007), 11; inducted into college of business hall of fame, LXXI (Spring 2008), 14

White, Robert H.: XXVII (Summer 1963), 4

White, Robert L., ’96: receives award of honor, LXXI (Fall 2008), 3

White, Stephen W.: XXXVII (Winter 1973), 10; XLIII (Fall 1978), 2

Whited, John: XLII (Fall 1977), 15

Whitehead, Thomas W.: XXXI (Summer 1967), 10; XXXV (Winter 1971), 31

Whitson, Derreck: Student Government Association president: LXIII (Fall 2000), 12

Whitson, Joe: named state student athletic trainer of the year: LXIII (Spring 2000), 18

Whitson, SuEllen, '80: named Tennessee Teacher of the Year: LXIII (Spring 2000), 8; receives distinguished alumni in education award: LXIII (Fall 2000), 5

Whitt, Benjamin Joseph: named Roan Scholar, LXVI (Spring 2003), 13

Who's Who Among Students In American Universities and Colleges: XXVIII (Spring 1964), 8; XXIX (Spring 1965), 9; XXX (Spring 1966), 21; XXXI (Winter 1967), 10; XXXI (Spring 1967), 18; XXXIV (Fall 1969), 11; XXXV (Fall 1970), 38; XXXV (Winter 1971), 7; XXXVI (Winter 1972), 7

Who's Who in East Tennessee State College: XII (Spring 1948)

Who's Who of American Women: XXXII (Winter 1968), 24

Wickman, Ron--music director of WETS-FM: LVII (1994), 11

Wiebe, R. Herbert--chair, dept. of obstetrics/gynecology: LIX (fall 1996), 27 [p]

Wilder, Don S., '57: cartoonist, XLIX (Summer 1985), 16; XLIX (Fall 1985), 3; LXII (Fall 1999), 8; obituary, LXXII (Spring 2008), 7

Wilhoit, Brooke: named to All-Southern Conference freshman team, LXVII (Spring 2004), 19; LXX (Fall 2007), 21

Wilhoit, Ellen F., ’79: receives Award of Honor, LXIX (Fall 2006), 4

Wilhoit, Kathryn Wallin, '69--named alumni board member (1991): LV (Fall 1991), 4;

National Alumni Association president (1994-95): LVIII (Fall 1995), 15, 17; named outstanding alumna (1997): LX (Fall 1997), 4; alumni wall of honor, LXVI (Spring 2003), 8

Wilhoit, Dean, '73: LVIII (Fall 1995), 15

Wilhoit, Stacie: LVIII (Fall 1995), 15

Wilkes, Clem, ’75: honored as investment consultant, LXXIII (Fall 2010), 14

William M. "Mac" Hensley Scholarship: LXIV (Spring 2001), 16

William Henry Reed Chair of Surgery: established: LXI (Fall 1998), 14

William Flynn Rogers Award: XXXVII (Fall 1972), 14; XXXIX (Spring 1975), 15

William R. Rigell Memorial Loan Fund: XXVIII (Spring 1964), 8

Williams, A. Lynn--associate professor, dept. of communicative disorders: LIX (spring 1996), 27 [p] publishes speech disorder book, LXVI (Spring 2003), 15

Williams, Beth: XXXVI (Fall 1971), 20

Williams, Deb, '76--editor of Winston Cup Scene: LVIII (Spring 1995), 12-13; LXV (Fall 2002), 21; LXVIII (Spring 2005), 24

Williams, Judge Ed. E., III: XLVII (June 1983), 13; chairman, Commission on the future of ETSU: LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 2-3; chairman of the Commission on the Future of ETSU: LIV (Winter/Spring 1990), 2, 10

Williams, Edward Jennings: XL (Summer 1976), 5

Williams, Edwin: XLIX (March 1985), 7

Williams, Fontaine: XXXVII (Summer 1973), 4

Williams, Frank B., Jr.,: XXVI (Fall 1961), 13; XXX (Spring 1966), 12-13; XLII (Fall 1977), 6; XLIII (June/July 1979), 8; XLVII (June 1983), 8; XLIX (Fall 1985), 5; author of a history of East Tennessee State University: LV (Fall 1991), 3; LVI (Fall 1992), 21; remembrances of President Burgin E. Dossett: Souvenir Ed. (1994), 7-8

Williams, Ginger, ’00: LXVIII (Spring 2005), 22

Williams, Harry Lee: named Distinguished Alumnus in Higher Education, LXXIII (Fall 2010), 5

Williams, Jack: XLVIII (March 1984), 8-9

Williams, Jane: XLVIII (March 1984), 11

Williams, Jane L.: XLV (October/September 1981), 5

Williams, Dr. Janice L., MA '73, EdD '81--assistant professor at University School: LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 14

Williams, Jimmy: XLVIII (December 1984), 7

Williams, Lydia Mapes: XXXV (Fall 1970), 30

Williams, Marie: College of Business and Technology Hall of Fame inductee, LXVIII (Spring 2005), 6

Williams, Martha, ’78: named fellow of Institute of Nuclear Material Management, LXX (Fall 2007), 14

Williams, Mike, ’84: develops luxury resort, LXVIII (Fall 2005), 11

Williams, Ramona Milhorn, ‘96--named director of undergraduate advisement: LX (Fall 1997), 27; named vice provost, LXXI (Fall 2008), 7

Williams, Roger: XXXII (Winter 1968), 8

Williams, Rollin, III: XXXVI (Spring 1972), 5; XLVIII (June 1984), 14

Williams, Ron: XLIV (June 1980), 18

Williams, Susan G., ’67: receives award, LXXII (Fall 2009), 12

Williams, Tabatha, ’05—Stage Manager on London’s West End: LXXV (Spring 2012), 9

Williams, Temple W. Junior: XLVIII (December 1984), 18

Williams, Dr. W. Rollin, III--second ETSU faculty member to receive a Fulbright lectureship: LII (Summer/Fall 1988), 14; completes Fulbright scholar tenure: LXII (Fall 1999), 13

Williamson, Betty: receives Distinguished Staff Award, LXVI (Fall 2003), 13

Williamson, Ersel P.--obituary: LIX (fall 1996), 25

Willis, Clarissa: authors book on autism, LXX (Spring 2007), 8

Willis, Garrett: member of men's golf team: LIX (spring 1996), 17 [p]; irst Buccaneer All-American golfer: LIX (fall 1996), 17 [p]; wins Touchstone Energy Tucson Open: LXIV (Spring 2001), 25

Wilson, A. Richard, ’63: Alumni Award of Honor, LXVI (Fall 2003), 4; Lifetime Achievement in Business Award: LXXV (Spring 2012), 4

Wilson, B. M.: XIX (Winter 1955)

Wilson, Betty J.: XXXIII (Winter 1969), 20

Wilson, C. E.: XLIII (June 1984), 21

Wilson, Debra Myers: named an Honorary Alumnus, LXXII (Fall 2009), 7

Wilson, Drue R.: XXXII (Spring 1968), 26

Wilson, Guy B., Jr.: supports pharmacy school, LXVIII (Summer 2005), 9; receives Chancellor’s Award for Excellence in Philanthropy, LXIX (Summer 2006), 13; named honorary alumnus, LXX (Fall 2007), 7

Wilson, Jennifer Bauer, '80, MA '86: L (Fall 1986), 3; received alumni association's Award of Honor (1992): LVI (Fall 1992), 21

Wilson, June Smith--friend of former Tennessee First Lady Lucille C. Clement: LVI (Spring/Summer 1992), 7

Wilson, Loretta Belle Lyle: XLIV (September 1980), 13; XLV (September/October 1981), 12

Wilson, Dr. Lori--chemistry faculty member participating in NASA/University Joint Venture: LVIII (Fall 1995), 6; receives NASA award: LX (Fall 1997), 26

Wilson, Paul: XXIX (Spring 1965), 11

Wilson, Pete: XXXI (Fall 1966), 19

Wilson, Robert L., Jr., ’81: named Johnson City assistant city manager, LXX (Fall 2007), 26

Wilson, Tish--ETSU volleyball player named to All-Southern Conference team: LVI (Winter 1993), 8

Wilson, Walter Clement: II (Spring 1937); II (Summer 1937); VII (Summer 1942); XVII (Winter 1953)

Wilson Building: XVII (Winter 1953)

Wilson & Wallis Hall: XXIX (Spring 1965), 10; See, Industrial Education Building

Wiltshire, Lt. Comm. Glenn (U. S. Coast Guard)--member of national faculty of Hazardous Waste Management Institute: LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 16

Wind Ensemble--visit to Ireland: LIX (fall 1996), 21 [p]; visit to Australia: LXIII (Fall 2000), 11

Wings Air Rescue: LXVII (Spring 2004), 11

Winkler, Wayne: XLVIII (March 1984), 11;

WETS-FM, 1987 Distinguished Staff Award: LI (Fall 1987), 13; became director of WETS-FM after death of Richard F. "Dick" Ellis: Souvenir Ed. (1994), 13; appointed manager of WETS-FM (August 1993): LVII (1994), 11

Winston, Nat T.: XXX (Summer 1966), 9

Wiseman, Barbara, ’69, ’72: receives Tennessee Academy of Science teaching award: LXV (Fall 2002), 7

Wisler, Chris: ETSU golfer: LXII (Fall 1999), 18; LXIII (Fall 2000), 26; named ETSU male athlete of the year, LXIV (Fall 2001), 27; wins golf event: LXV (Fall 2002), 9

Wissell, Richard A.--chair, dept. of public health: LIX (spring 1996), 27

Witty, Fred S., Jr.: XXXIII (Summer 1969), 14

Wodlicka, Susan: XLIV (March 1980), 12

Wolfe, Beverly Sue, '88--scored highest grades of 1,200 persons who took November 1988 Uniform Certified Public Accountants Examination in Tennessee: LIII (Spring/Summer 1989), 18

Wolfe, Margaret Ripley, '67, MA '69-- XLII (Fall 1977), 6 [p]; XLIV (December 1979), 2 [p]; XLVII (June 1983), 7; author of Kingsport, Tennessee: A Planned American City: LI (fall 1987), 14 [p] author of Daughters of Canaan: A Saga of Southern Women: LVIII (spring 1995), 8; LIX (spring 1996), 15

Wolfe, Preston: XXXVI (Fall 1971), 8

Wolfe, William D.: XXXIX (Summer 1975), 2

Women's athletic program--finished 3rd in Southern Conference all-sports trophy race for the second consecutive year (1993-94): LVII (1994), 20

Women's Gymnasium: XI (Winter 1947); XVIII (Spring 1954)

Women's Reentry Scholarship: XLVII (March 1983), 11

Women's Resource Center: LXII (Spring 1999), 13

Women’s Studies: approved as a major, LXX (Spring 2007), 11

Wondergem, Dr. Robert--Distinguished Faculty Award (1992): LVI (Fall 1992), 19

Wonsiewicz, Martin, ’76: publisher of Chinese medical publishing company, LXXI (Fall 2008), 13

Wood, Rob, '68--senior vice president and illustration director of Wood Ronsaville Harlin, Inc.: LVIII (Spring 1995), 8-9; alumni award of honor, LXIV (Fall 2001), 5

Wood, Star: XXVII (Winter 1963), 6; XXVIII (Spring 1964), 14; inducted into Tennessee Sports Hall of Fame: LII (Spring 1988), 14

Wood, Stuart E., Jr., ‘60--secretary of ETSU Foundation: LIV (Winter/Spring 1990), 17; Outstanding Alumnus: LXI (Fall 1998), 4; alumni wall of honor, LXVI (Spring 2003), 8; inducted into College of Business Hall of Fame, LXVI (Spring 2003), 11; given TBR Chancellor’s Award, LXVII (Fall 2004), 15’ LXXII (Fall 2009), 18

Woodridge Hospital (Johnson City, Tenn.): LVI (Fall 1992), 17

Woodruff, Judith R., ’83: receives award of honor, LXXI (Fall 2008), 3

Woodrow W. and Margaret T. Catherman Honors Endowment: LVII (1994), 18

Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship: XXV (Winter 1961), 7

Woods, Ashley: named student regent: LXII (Fall 1999), 13

Woods, Jeff, 1st place winner in VersaCAD Corporation's "Excellence by Design" competition: LII (Winter 1988), 2-3

Woods, Michael-- Buccaneer basketball player: LIV (Winter/Spring 1990), 11; LVI (Winter 1993), 6

Woods, Tommy--elected to ETSU Athletics Hall of Fame: LX (spring 1997), 19 [p]

Woosuk University (South Korea): exchange agreement, LXXII (Fall 2009), 10

Woodward, Carl S.: XXXII (Summer 1968), 12

Woodwind Quintet: XXXVII (Winter 1973), 9

Woolen, James R.--new associate vice president for information resources: LVIII (Fall 1995), 27

Wooten, Dr. Daniel Jerry--new executive associate dean for academic affairs in the James H. Quillen College of Medicine: LVIII (Fall 1995), 27

Worcester, Donald E.: XXXV (Winter 1971), 8

World War 1939-1945 (Aviation Course): V (Winter 1940); VI (Fall 1941); (War and the College) VIII (Fall 1942); (War Emergency Classes) VII (Spring 1942); (College in War Time) VII (Winter 1942); (Wanted-Educated Soldiers) VII (Spring 1942); (College and the War) VII (Spring 1942); (Wanted War Workers) VIII (Winter 1943); (War and the College) VIII (Winter 1943); (Twelfth College Training Detachment) IX (Fall 1944); (Veteran Education) XVII (Fall 1952)

World War II--50th anniversary marked by air crew reunion at ETSU: LVIII (Spring 1995), 22

Worldwide Web--ETSU home page: LVIII (Fall 1995), 9

Worner, Wayne M.--Quillen chairholder: LIX (fall 1996), 26-27

Worth, David, ’07—Smoky Mountain National Park: LXXV (Spring 2012), 8

Wortman, Jules, '89: member of Country Music Association board of directors: LXIV (Spring 2001), 6

Woy, Russell: XLVIII (June 1984), 21

Woy, Russell D. "Rusty", '54 --coach Madison Brooks' first All-American: LVII (1994), 21-22

Wrestling: XLV (December 1980), 19

Wright, Brenda White, '90--commencement speaker (4 May 1996): LIX (fall 1996), 14 [p]

Wright, David: XLV (June 1981), 18

Wright, Henry: XXXIII (Spring 1969), 7

Wright, Layla, ’01, ’03: writes memoir, LXXIV (Spring 2011), 14; participated in the 100 Round Table Youth engagement Initiative with President Obama and his senior staff: LXXV (Spring 2012), 6

Wykoff, Randy: named dean of new College of Public Health, LXIX (Fall 2006), 8; seeks to raise state’s health-status ranking, LXX (Spring 2007), 10; named dean of new College of Public Health, LXXI (Spring 2008), 9

Wyrick, Priscilla: Anatomy & Cell Biology, Faculty Emeritus, LXXV (Fall 2012), 7

X,Y,Z

Xiaoping, Wang, Chinese student at ETSU: LII (Winter 1988), 4

Yancey, Tom: XL (Winter 1976), 2

Yaniero, Michael, '82, Bristol deputy polic chief: LXI (Fall 1998), 10; named police chief of Jacksonville, N. C., LXVII (Fall 2004), 23

Yao Naiqiang--distinguished English professor from China hosted by ETSU's English department: LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 11

Yarbrough, Glenn: XXXI (Summer 1967), 22

Yasin, Mahmoud M.--1996 Distinguished Faculty Award for Research: LX (spring 1997), 27 [p]; named Thomas Faculty Fellow, LXVIII (Fall 2005), 15

Yasukawa, Minoru: XXVIII (Summer 1964), 13

Yelton, Ralph, '62, Tennessee state representative: LII (Spring 1988), 6

Yewer, Brad: named Southern Conference outstanding track performer, LXVI (Spring 2003), 20; named ETSU male athletes of the year for 2002-2003, LXVI (Fall 2003), 30

Yoakley Fund: XVI (Summer 1952)

Yoakley, Ina: III (Summer 1938); XV (Summer 1951); XVI (Winter 1952)

Yoakley Hall: XXIV (Summer 1960); XXX (Summer 1966), 20

Yoakum, Eleanor Elaine, '65: outstanding alumni award: LXII (Fall 1999), 4; appointed to Board of Professional Responsibility,

Yocher, Donna: XLV (December 1980), 14; LXXIV (Spring 2011), 14 XLV (June 1981), 14; XLV (September/October 1981), 22

Yokley, Eddie, ’79: state representative, LXVIII (Spring 2005), 28

York, Alicyn Rebekah: named Roan Scholar, LXXIV (Spring 2011), 17

York, Alvin, World War I hero: LII (Winter 1988), 16

York, Don: XLIV (September 1980), 13; XLVII (June 1983), 15

Young, Linda: XXXIV (Fall 1969), 8

Young, Malone, author of Latchpins of the Lost Cove: LI (Fall 1987), 14

Young, Ray: XXIX (Winter 1965), 17

Yow, Susan: XLIII (March 1979), 15

Zaatini, Yaser--first Buccaneer tennis player to earn a national ranking and play in the NCAA Championship Tournament: LV (Spring/Summer 1991), 18; ETSU tennis player: LVI (Spring/Summer 1992), 10; ranked No. 6 in U. S. in college tennis: LVI (Winter 1993), 6-7; Athletics Hall of Fame inductee, LXVIII (Spring 2005), 18

Zager, Muriel Kagan, B.S., '77--publishes second novel: LX (Fall 1997), 10

Zakharova, Maria: receives student-faculty collaborative grant: LXIV (Spring 2001), 13

Zannis, Pete--elected to ETSU Athletics Hall of Fame: LX (spring 1997), 19 [p]

Zavada, Jeanne I.: named director of the museum and visitors center at Gray Fossil Site, LXIX (Fall 2006), 9

Zayas-Bazan, Eduardo: XXXIV (Fall 1969), 29; XXXVII (Summer 1973), 12; XLIII (Fall 1978), 2

Zenner, Kim Byrd--named new volleyball coach: LXI (Spring 1998), 16

Zeta Iota Chapter: XXXIII (Winter 1969), 16; XXXVI (Summer 1972), 24; XXXIX (Spring 1975), 6

Zhou, Jane,Dept. of Chemistry: receives TBR Innovative Teaching Award: LXI (Fall 1998), 13

Ziegler, Bettina--native of Germany and first graduate Fulbright Scholar in College of Public and Allied Health: LVI (Winter 1993), 14

Ziegler, Chris (BS ’01, MA ’03): U.S. Park Ranger, LXXV (Fall 2012), 12

Zimmerer, Dr. Thomas--holder of the Allen and Ruth Harris Chair of Excellence in Business: LVI (Spring/Summer 1992), 5