Memphis State University - DeSoto Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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► Helmsman ' s editor Owen Proctor looks over pages for the next days issue. V

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▼ Greg Long prepares to ace a serve past his opponent. tfUl V Don Moy, Photo Services A Dwight Boyd takes another ball to the hoop on the Tigers ' way to the Final Four. Candidly Speaking

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f ' ■■% ' ' MTJ s- ■ In the spring students compete in Mudball ' 84 a volleyball tournament played in 6 inches of gooey mud. This event is sponsored by the Student Ambassador Board. T Nigerian students model their native costumes during International Night, spon- sored by the International Students Association. 41 ot Q©01ZQf On6 College life was the time for Moving Ahead in a new direction. Memphis State University organizations offered something for everyone: making new acquaintances and developing long- lasting friendships. It was just a matter of choice. Each group provided students with shared interests and a chance to serve, socialize, govern, or grow spiritually. Whatever the purpose or philosophy of the group, each student had the sense of belonging. For many students, being involved was a way of life. From organizing public speakers to fund raising for charity, each organization contributed its unique qualities to the campus. It ' s not the long hard hours of study- ing that will be remembered, but the hours spent in preparation for activities that will linger in the student ' s memory.