Arkansas State University - Indian Yearbook (Jonesboro, AR)

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OCTOBER 1978 Sgt. Maj. James Oller, instructor in military sci- ence, dies in a fall while instructing a moun- taineering class near Ravenden Springs. NBC newsman Bill Monroe Visits ASU as part of the Lecture Concert Series. Well-known mime, Keith Berger, returns to present second performance in two years. Marching Indians host Band Dayg 3,000 area high school and junior high band students par- ticipate. Jack Hedden, head basketball coach at North- western Oklahoma State University for two sea- sons, is named assistant basketball coach at ASU. LXA sponsors Miss Greek Pledge contest.

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SEPTEMBER 1978 Learning Resources Center is completed. Food services gets computerized card system for Woodlands Cafeteria. Citizens for Freedom of Choice circulate more petitions to get the wet-dry issue on the ballot in the November general election.

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OVEMBER 1978 County voters defeat legal sales proposal by about 3-1. Larry Lacewell, former defensive coordinator at the University of Oklahoma, is named to replace retiring Head Coach Bill Davidson. Lee Ann Longinotti of Hot Springs is selected Homecoming:Queen fromafield of20candidates. Students and alumni celebrate Homecoming 1978. Tribe whips Lamar and earns title of Southland Conference Co-Champion. Thank goodness for Thanksgiving vacation!