Angelo State University - Rambouillet Yearbook (San Angelo, TX)

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The Rambouillet Angelo State University San Angelo, Tx. 76909 1982-1983 Vol. 42

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i , i..l-4.1 1 ASU Headlines Expansion-Growth-these words made the news all through 1982-83 referring to Angelo State University. V lt was a year for newness-new buildings, new equipment, many new students, a new department and a new degree. The new women's dormitory opened its doors in the fall to 178 students, and con- struction on the business-computer science Kpfaiewlf- -l sf l 4 ' E 1 building continued throughout the year. Plans were made for several other new buildings-a new men's dormitory identical to the new women's and a nursing-physical science building to be built adjacent to the new business-computer science one. ,The post office and bookstore were both expanded at the beginning of the academic year. Two offices, a storage area a new loading dock and an expanded sales area totaled 2,400 square feet more for the bookstore. The post office added 630 to its already 15,266 mail boxes totaling 75 square feet. ' ln the fall, the Board of Regents, Texas State University System approved the im- plementation of a major in geology leading to a bachelor of science degree beginning with the 1984 fall semester. They also ap- proved a new department Psychology- Sociology to be headed by Dr. Kenneth Stewart, associate professor of sociology. .Academically, enrollment reached an all- time high of 5,834 and admission standards were revised fpart of a statewide trendl to 18 on the American College Test and 800 on the Scholastic Aptitude Test as opposed to 15 and 700 respectively. As for new equipment-the IBM 4341- K10 'state of the art computer system was installed in October. The computer which cost S600,000 had eight times the speed, memory, and disc capacity of the unit it replaced. ASU also purchased new uniforms for the band and angelettes and a new blue, and gold bus for the athletic department. Two' well-known faces left ASU, in 1983-Bobby Peiser, head of security for 14112 years and Larry Ludewig, associate, dean of student life.-PENA f ' ' Dr. O. S. Cauthen, Dr. -L. -Vincent and cpachgzlerry, 1 Vantlergriff watch- as the Rams board the-bus..abbi.it'fto V A make its first trip. fNew Services Photosl l Y. QLLALVQI f ' ASU's IMB 4341-K10 state ofthe artcomputergsystem' '- H was installed in -1982. . l ' The new women's dormitory ,provided 1.78 more bends a Q 'for students wishing to live on campus., Y . ,Q 1, fs! lll-WSF! r .. .nm-4-umm. .4-nn-u.a.x4n.nn:-. ----My-1-U......