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Page 100 text:
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At one time the big event on campus, Sadie Hawkins Day has diminished to a sparsely at- tended conglomeration of traditional events. As an example of its one-time prestige, former Governor David Pryor once attended it, only to be thrown into Weevil Pond with a host of other celebrants. Participants weave from one event to an- other, some rather difficult, like the three- legged race. In this race, the opposing legs of a male-female team are lashed together, creat- ing a spectacle in that the team must attempt to run.a given distance - an effort that requires sometimes absent equilibrium.
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Page 99 text:
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The desire for recognition is a part of human nature. It makes it all the more satisfying to receive an award, which, in many cases serves as motivation in the aca- demic or athletic endeavor. A number of UAM students re- ceived such recognition this year during the UAM Honors Assem- bly. Awards were bestowed for demonstrable service and leader- ship qualities, academic achieve- ment, and athletic proficiency. Among the awards were: Out- standing Psychology Major, Sher- ry Wells; Outstanding Biology Stu- dent, Crystal Noble; Outstanding Pre-Med Major, shared by Bill Ev- ans, Russell Mayo and Andy Mon- fee; Ellen Hok Hui Scholarship in Chemistry, Geology, and Physics, Danny Amerson; Alpha Chi Schol- arship Award, Deborah Tull. In sports: All AWISA Women’s Basketball, Anita McChristian and Gwen Walker; AllI-AIC, All District Men’s Basketball, Theodis Bealer; All AIC and All NAIA District 17 Football, Melvin Beavers and Steve Mullins; Honorable Mention All American Football, Melvin Bea- vers. The two Greek Service Awards were: Greek of the Year (IFC), Wil- liam Radford; Greek of the Year (Panhellenic), Karla Cunningham. Above: KATHY TACITO, repre- senting Alpha Sigma Alpha so- rority, receives the first place in- tramural award from Bill Groce. Left: SGA PRESIDENT Russell Mayo prepares to present the SGA Appreciation Award to Fran Franklin.
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Page 101 text:
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VEO ray eT arerngnenevsee eee as well as pace THE THREE- LEGGED vace gives entrants . a run for their money.
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