University of Arkansas Monticello - Boll Weevil Yearbook (Monticello, AR)

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BORD TREDERS The UAM Bord Treders were organized in September, 1968, by a group of fifteen students and Fran Franklin, sponsor. The purpose of the group was to create and stimulate an in- terest in theatre at Arkansas A M College among the stu- dents, faculty and the sur- rounding community. The UAM Bord Treders took their name from the Old Eng- lish spelling of ‘‘treading the boards,’’ which relates to the middle-ages tradition of using wagons covered by loose boards for stages. Funds were raised for the first productions by a film se- ries shown in the then new Red Barn Theatre. In all, the Bord Treders have produced twenty full length shows in their ten year history. Front Row: Michael Outlaw, Thomas Keith, Kathy McClellean. Row 2: Ann Harris, Donna Stephenson, Debbie Lampkin, Laura Lea McClain, Sherry Kellum, Margaret Echols. Row 3: Carolyn Morgan, Carol Wallis, Lisa Shepard, Angela Templeton, Kay Priest, Nancy Craig, Da- Seated: Debbie Ashcraft, Connie High. Stand- ing: Fran Franklin, sponsor; Cynthia Windham, vid Craig. Row 4: James Cathey, sponsor, Sher- ry Thompson, Beverly Flemister, Andy Taylor, Perry Faver, Kathy Veazey, Billy Beegle, Tam- mie Wilson, Mr. Weller, sponsor, Barbara Barnes, Keith Priest. Caryn Tabler, Tom Hardin, Rachael Ray. BUSINESS CLUB The UAM Business Club, with a membership of 84 students and 6 faculty advisors, merged with Phi Beta Lambda in 1966. The club has been instrumental in organizing business games for 18 high schools in the area, and also hosts an annual busi- ness awards banquet. Phi Beta Lambda currently has 27 mem- bers and 2 advisors. Organizations 123

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AGRI CLUB The UAM Agriculture Club was eStablished to promote student fellowship and to pro- vide a common interest for stu- dents majoring in agriculture. The Agriculture Club has been in existence since 1925. Since its beginning, there have been several advisors and numerous students involved in the Agriculture Club. The club now has monthly socials as well as making a trip to a livestock show in different cities each spring. This year the club will be going to Hous- ton, Texas. The club is also cur- rently making plans to offer a scholarship available to an agri- culture student here at UAM. Left to Right: Terry Johnson, Chris Marshall, Belinda Lawson, Shirley Bell, Bea Pearson. 122 Organizations Front Row: Kathy Ferguson, Daniel Reynolds, Mary Kay Norris, Lynne Rodgers, ‘Clint Cleaver. Row 2: Dr. Kirst, Karen Keuthe, Wayne Beaty, Donna Stevenson, Tom Keith. Row 3: Brad Prince, Steve Frizzell, Ricky Kelley, Dwayne Beaty, Curtis Johnson. Row 4: Mike Williams, Eddie Scherm, Art Kaufman, Doug Matheny, Mitch Barnett. ART CLUB Artist’s, Incorporated was founded in 1976, to give mem- bers more opportunities to dis- play their work and to give members an opportunity to see demonstrations, or hear discussions, of topics of cur- rent interest to art students. The Art Club hosts an annual exhibit of works by UAM faculty members and Artist's, Inc., members. Artist's, Inc., has eight mem- bers on the current roll.

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Front Row: David Hunt, James Wilson, Jim He- fley, Rick Boyd, Dickie Cayce, Jim Flatte, Bob Davis, Doug Pearce, Dennis Jacobs, Jimmy Rushing, Jim Ward, Donnie Hulse, Robert Young, Dwight Locke, Danny Morrow, David Schimmel, Kevin Welch, Tim White. Row 2: Dee Zimmerman, Gerald Cayce, Bert Lambert, Don- ald McElroy, Joey VanDee, John Bellott, Danny Waters, Jay Hilton, Rick Bird, Mike Jenkins, Ron Beach, Freddy Peace, Sonja Cahoone, Caroll Guffey, Jimmy Beck, Ann Crawford, Paul 124 Organizations Standing: Mrs. Daniels, Brenda Veazey, histori- trainer; Belinda Floyd, Linda Bevill, Linda Sim- an; Becky Guffy, secretary; Kathy Veazey, mons, treasurer. Floor: Sharon Waters, Tammy president; Pam Hitchcock, SGA representative; Blevins, vice-president. Pam Gracey. Sitting: Debbie Carter, pledge FORESTRY The UAM Forestry Club was organized in January, 1946 with 14 charter members. Un- der the early sponsorship of Mr. H.H. Chamberlin, the club membership increased rapidly, doubling its size after the first year. The Forestry Club cur- rently has 88 members. The competitive spirits of the Foresters led to the establish- ment of the traditional Forest- er's Field Day on May 15, 1946. The event is now held as a pre- lude to the Association of Southern Forestry Clubs Annu- al Conclave. The club first en- Waddell, Dan Pagliai, Alvin Black. Row 3: Lenny tered the Conclave in 1959 and Lott, Monty Meek, Jim Metcalf, Ronnie Parsley, has won first place 9 times out Skeeter Copeland, Steve Harrington, Jimmy of the last 12 years. Jones, Mike Pinkett, Buddy Hale, Patti Stahl, The club has also been active Mark Semelka, Janice Ranieri, Dennis Robert- : P son, Bettina Casson, Hugh McManus, Mike Mi- in campus intramural sports. ley. Row 4: Lynn Rothwell, Roger McClendon, ie Rick Butler, Gene Launius, Dennis Ivie, David Jeffrey, Randy Wolfe, Robert C. Toombs, Tree, Ken Cardenas.