Auburn University - Glomerata Yearbook (Auburn, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 536 of the 1976 volume:

?. y ■■fe M $ ' i r ' a 1 , r. -J ■ ' :;-■. A, V . w ' ' ' ■■■ ' I ' ' -1 .■•H,- ' ■ , V. ' J, ' ■■ ' ' mm- HE ESSENCE ' OF AUBURN: The Traditions The Routine The Spectacular Thp lnrl!viHii:ik The Community The Yearbook Of Auburn University Auburn, Alabama Rex bnceK-Editor Jenelle Mims- lssistant Editor Debbie Bishop- Business Editor Leah Kn ight- rt Editor Gory McClonahan-Joumalist Dr Edbvord ToyloMdvisor he essence that permanent feeling, that real nature found in this place you call home for four years. Do alumni ever tell you that there is a part of Auburn that stays with you forever? This is its essence. And at first it may really sound easy to say What really makes Auburn Auburn is . . . , but then you find it isn ' t that easy to pinpoint it in a single word or phrase. How then do you find this actual essence of Auburn ? How do you capture the best of these best years of your life ? Well, here ' s one way . . . Auburn ' s fame is worldwide and deserved, as the men and women of the past and those of today continue to add marks to set Auburn aside from the rest. So - Awaken to the untold number of opportunities available here, taking advantage of traditional and novel life- styles. sr: ime in college passes quitLly. So Take notice of every hour, I. very second of your routine life, opening your eyes and ears to absorb life in new meanings, new clarity, nev. ' colors. he individuals around us are a source of meaning in our existence at Auburn. So Identify yourself with the hopes, fears, and longings of those around you, learning to interpret their thoughts and moods. Z : in — one where mistakes can be made ;; . .Ki; i.m them. So — Experiment and devel- nendence, gaining confidence in yourself first and ' d later. ' Jt he essence of Auburn — once you capture it, don ' t let it go, for in later years a graduate will never again be able to so completely surround himself by peers and be part of a legend — the legend of Auburn. K.iirtt.T; ' Tai «Bginii e essence to help capture it for you is the pur- pose of this book, for as Paul Simon wrote: Time it was, And what a time it was: A time of innocence, A time of confidences. Long ago, it must be, I have a photograph; Preserve your memories - They ' re all that ' s left you. AP i w  « v9T . x x. w.«nt  v - The essence 9v.0 ' v v O t, vi,  ,Ovi,0 ' K v v.C , v 0 ' it v v Auburn Auburn and its University stretch from the static past, through the dynamic present, and into the nebu- lous future. The citizens, the stu- dents, the buildings themselves seem to find a sense of security in the established landmarks — in the buildings and campus, and in the ideals. Heritage, tradition, history all touch on the satisfied feeling that is Auburn, but a visitor walk- ing among the trees, warm red-brick buildings, and people won ' t feel Auburn. The way to be Auburn is to live Auburn. The Traditions ••• ttver remains the epitome of auinirn ' s history If you know Auburn, Then you know The tower. Samford Tower. Everyone ' s photographed it. Painted it. Seen it. On cards, Televised game-Halftimes Commemorative coins. And everywhere else. Once full of Classrooms And students. Now carpet, Nameplates, And administrators. While Samford Tower Is around, So is Auburn. lemonade and pep-rallies say ' toomer ' s corner ' People know the corner. You go to Toomer ' s Occassionally To buy some lemonade Or cash a check. But a clean, Uncongested Intersection is NOT Toomer ' s Corner. The real Toomer ' s Corner sits Waiting during ' Away ' football games. Then When the game ' s over, Suddenly, Toomer ' s Corner Is covered With cheering, drunken fans, And rolls of toilet paper. Swarming with students and Non-students. Toomer ' s Corner never Looks like Toomer ' s Corner Until Paper streamers and people Are there. a iurtf 1 a cheer go everywhere with auhurnites Jf IV. ? .and in except tij? ii. ' photographed and more pampered. Between football games, you can see him sitting in his cage (The University calls it an aviary). And at football game he sits on his perch spreading his wings or falling tethered to the ground. Where does the cheer War Eagle come from? There are only stories, all unlikely. Some say it came from a found war medallion. Others swear that the 1920 quarterback kept yelling Bald Eagle as a call for a play to hit a player from Georgia. Fans thought he was always saying War Eagle and picked it up as a cheer. We don ' t know where War Eagle came from, at the first But we do know where it comes from now; The heart. wniafaasam freshmen race for cakes, kt no kiss ■■ Sigma pi, delta zeta win ' wreck tech ' parade ft. Z •A w mii a NO BEE CRN aV Insanity brings out the best in people. Try marching with a float on your shoulders, in 40° weather, wearing pajamas. Wreck the Hell Out of Georgia Tech! And all that. Some get around it and wear real clothes, but that ' s cheating. Up Donahue, Up Magnolia, Down College, And down Thach. Then to the stadium in time to cheer for the Tigers. For the second year in a row, this year ' s float winner was Sigma Pi, with their display of No Bee Can Sting Like Eagle All. ' ' The Spirit trophy went to the Delta Zeta pledges. This year ' s Wreck Tech parade and pep-rally must have really worked — Auburn surprised Georgia Tech 35-27. ■Isn ' t that what college life is all about? ; 4♦ bonfire celebrates south ' s oldest rivalry Add a few weeks, Darkness, And torches to Wreck Tech And you have Burn the Bulldog Bonfire. The South ' s oldest rivalry, Auburn and Georgia. Toss your floats on The bonfire. Jump up and down ar;- ' eer To sta . Listen to the io - team say s We ' ll kill the Drink whateve You drink to keep warm and go study. fiji,farinhouse,adnwinstepsing ' ■- ' f r ' ternity brother told you the name came from singing on the library steps, hat a change! Take a coliseum, risers, six microphones, 3000 critical spectators and hours and hours of practice, hat ' s the Step Sing of 1976. As you watch you think how you never thought that they could ever sing and dance. large fraternity division winners were: Fiji, first place; Sigma Nu, second; Sigma Pi, third. Small fraternity division was won by Farmhouse, with Pi Kappa Phi, second. Sorority division winners were: Alpha Delta Pi, first; Kappa Kappa Gamma, second; and Phi Mu, third. There should have been a trophy for everyone who tried. They were all winners. alumni return to float s, a gueen, a t ie Pray it doesn ' t rain. Build a float With wire, Wood, paper. And some PBR. Wear your old class ring And a new blue suit. Walk around The campus that Doesn ' t look Like you remember it. Or watch them all, Walking around ' Their ' campus. Buy your date a mum. And sing the Alma Mater. Sing it for yourself, For Rick Who died at the Argonne; Susan Killed in a car wreck; And David, Missing in action still. Sing it with a tear For the past. And a smile the future. Then put up your Class ring For next year. iiand marches for seventy-eip ynr Glory, glory to old Auburn And the field is full Of 250 band members Weaving (Without purpose, l ou think) Until they form Another pattern. an you spot Susan? Not unless you look itEAL hard r know where She ' ll be. They all look alike in blue With an orange A long way rom The 16 members the 1898 band. Shug is more than: 175 victories, 25 years of coaching, Learning to say ' Jur - dan ' , And Auburn football. More than: Sullivan to Beasley, A 1957 National Championship, Thanksgiving with the Beat, And 17-16 (Punt, Bama, Punt). Coach Jordan is more than just: The first half of }ordan-Hare, You ' j. right, Carl , and : and blue. Shug Jordan is Auburn University to many And, more, A fine man to all. ' shug ' retires after twenty-five memoraue years 38 39 t3 ' fe K t i«f 40 41 42 •  43 1 e f =_ ? . e ? ae i f «v .■.vyy o „_ye€(i z ' cnce9 ]Ufa yi Cc KyCeiidecK f yMejj K i u i 5e na 46 J3 ' U-t-?t CM er ay ain. 47 I ' aufd Ky-lf- tMr ,=. e t Je - yj i Jytz f K ylt J .=JC e o e tJ ' i ■■ iz ' e ce V t -- ?.. ( 7 -y f z ccj j e. =- v? .y? ■Mr y 50 :2 vJ ' ■j Z ' i- e- y ' f f -if ' ' ' c efM , rfy f j Vf (Z -f- y e f: te i« l e i- efiet v vS Ae tcn ' y 51 (yf.r- ' yf ' fffr f yu.)t7 f y r i ' f f r?f zr ( ' yr rt fr i W ( ' yfrr fry 52 I r - (.f ' z r f ' ' y rr yif-- f , ifM ' Yf M i3or f 53 imKiBsi Few travel off of a worn path of alarm clocks, classes, lines, and blow-it- out ' ' nights, if they did, it would be hard to see those individuals as a part of Auburn. Instead, everyone feels secure in The Routine, the plan, the way of life. It may differ for every person, but some plan of action exists to calm nerves worn by parking tick- ets, comprehensive finals, broken dates, and greasy french fries. The Routine is as much a part of Auburn as Samford Tower. D D D Remember orientation? Yeah, when you had to sign in at Mag or Noble and gel your key, find your room, and promptly get depressed when you realized things weren ' t the same — that college was INDEED just a month or two away. Then, remember, going down the street to the Union Building to hear everybody say, Glad you ' re here . . . Welcome . . . Ain ' t Auburn grand? . . . then, you said to yourself, Aw crap, you don ' t give a nasty flip for me, you ' re just glad you got my 183 smackers . . . You got all down on things and let the niceties of Auburn go in one ear and out the other. Then came the change of heart. You heard there was a band playing at the Union Patio, so you trucked down the hill again and suddenly Auburn came alive. The next day you turned to academics. You found a few curriculums that seemed promising and maybe even INTERESTING(?). That afternoon when you went back home, you were indeed happy. Au- burn was fine; well, at least O.K. and, anyway you were going back home where you felt you still belonged. Yes, precollege counseling was merely a series of false labor pains. The baby was about to come in September. 56 relieved at Orientation fcivwsijBnaBiKJwa. OMTM iQM[ D[? a©(o)DT]iit Moving in with carloads of necessities gets year going. Moving in is the annual ritual which Auburn stu- dents participate in usually at the commence- ment of fall quarter. Perhaps the most memorable moving in occurs at the outset of your freshman year. Mom and dad come along to help their baby establish a place that they can call home. You let them decide where everything should go and, then, after they leave, you feel guilty if you move anything. For veteran students, the move is more of a hum- drum activity which eventuates once a year. You pack up, leave home, feel a little sad, come to Auburn, unpack, get the electricity and telephone hooked up and you ' re ready to go. A couple of days later classes start. It all happens so fast, you barely pause to recognize it ' s a new year — full of new experiences, all of which are molding you into what you will be when you finally leave this place. The whole point is this . . . next year think, when you move in, why am I here? Be aware of all the movings in in your life and note how they mark changes in your journey through Auburn and the world. 58 60 HI THE BEGINNING, cont ' d rhe abso Most CO lonks.With Remembe -inning of ll lition, and ,-, tJniversity isn ' t First, you large about • our nrofes ' iuarter - if yoi; used copy of a iiurty ■n ' t yet the HASSELS $2 and a long line give a hunting permit to drivers. ill Quarter marks the yearly mi- gration to the Coliseum for each Auburn student, staff, and faculty member. For $2, students earn the right to look — not find, mind you — a parking place. Since there are less than half as many places as permits, finding a place can pose a problem. Wait in your car, fill out your form, edge foward occasionally, and in re- turn for your money someone will paste a sticker on your front and rear windows. Each is the same shape and size — but colors are important. Underclassmen merit only a blue D-zone sticker. Besides the sticker, what do D-zoners receive for their money? Not much, except the right to park at the Coliseum or some other spot on the outskirts of campus. Sim- ple enough, just park your car and have someone point you towards cam- pus. Seniors receive a red C-zone sticker as a reward for three years of tuition. This entitles them to wait impatiently for some other senior to get in his car and leave. Park in a D- zone and walk 50 feet further? Never. As a graduate student, you get a green B-zone sticker that gives you the right to park close to class — if you can find a place some faculty member has overlooked. Yellow is the magic color. Faculty members can park in A-zone lots right behind the buildings they work in. After all, why should they have to walk? Once they get home they put on their sweat suits and jog; their doctors told them they weren ' t getting enough exercise. So the color tells it all — or does it? Some students, perhaps the wise ones, don ' t play the registration game by everyone else ' s rules. Children of faculty members drive to campus in cars with nice yellow stickers on them. Other students have friends in grad- uate school, and it ' s a simple proce- dure to put their name on the form. But is this game fair? Probably not. Unless you consider that that the revenue from the parking tickets is supposed to be put into building new parking facilities. Today it pays for the new Security Building. Even the administration plays some kind of parking game, doesn ' t it? 62 C ii[Lia©®o fi ( o Drop- -Add brings 2nd chance, headaches, and more lines. enjamin Franklin said that two ' things were certain in life — death and taxes. Obviously, Ben was not familiar with the Auburn way of life, where there is another unescapable situation — standing in line. Providing any service to 17,000 students without having a line form is a logistics prob- lem far beyond the administration ' s problem-solving capabilities. What Auburn student doesn ' t re- member the joy of waiting in Drop- and-Add lines, those seemingly end- less line of students trying to pick up a different teacher or to pay late registration fees. The lucky ones might know someone near enough in line to talk to; the rest are resigned to looking at their feet or re-reading whatever signs lie ahead. To make matters worse, those workers who hand out fee payment cards are seldom blessed with sterling personalities. Instead, they look at you over pincenez glasses while mumbling Last name, pul- leeze. This is then followed by some remark about how students are un- grateful for this momentous task being performed for them, or about what a relief it will be to get home and watch Gilligan ' s Island. Add to all this the yearly waits for ID ' s, football tickets, etc. Break out your quill, Ben, it ' s time to add a new proverb. 64 65 66 w . V ©OD fi Construction hinders infirmary with crowdedness inconvenience. uburn ' s Drake Student Healt h Center. We sure do complain about its understaffed, underequip- ped state, but, do we realize that it ' s our own little monster? That ' s right, funds for the Center ' s improvement come out of our own tuition each quarter, and if we want to improve the facility, we should be willing to pay a little more. It so happens that the state is helping AU out in making some ex- pansions and improvements at the infirmary now. Even so, the moderni- zation is just that — Bedspaces will not be increased by the new additions. At the present time, our infirmary provides immediate and follow-up treatment for short-term illnesses. During classes, the infirmary is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and so long as there is an adequate supply of licensed personnel, the Health Center operates an ambulance. What we students probably want is a real-to-life hospital with emergency room service on campus. But, we haven ' t paid for that yet. Sure, we do need better health care and we should not have to wait in a line of eight or nine to get it. But, unless a realloca- tion of our monies is made by the University, Drake will remain to a great degree what it is today — just not enough. And, as always, if we want to pay more, the choice is ours. mm ' (o . War Eagle Cafeteria offers a challenge at every meal. ho husslns uf school life bring changes to the lifestyles of many stu- dents. In place of a house — a single • iorm room. Ten hours of sleep shrink into five. Home-cooked meals with vegetables are swapped for meals where the nearest thing to a vegetable is the pickle on a hamburger. Nothing much can be done about the first two, but the Auburn University dining facilities do their best to alleviate the last. The War Eagle Cafeteria, located in the Union Building, is quite differ- ent from other cafeterias you may en- counter, and its oddities can be very nerve-racking at first. In place of stan- dard line, food is served in a scram- ble system. Different food items, such as main courses, salads, desserts, 68 and drinks are all served in different areas. Instead of a large, open ex- panse for the dining area, the War Eagle is broken up by pillars, partial walls, and semi-circular cubicles, which are supposed to give the effect of eating in a smaller, more comfort- able area. Eating is simple, once you get the hang of getting your food. And actu- ally, with a little practice, you can follow the proper routine in the dark. Just stand in line, edging toward the serving areas, reading one of the small, grooved, black-felt menus with the little plastic letters. Then pick up your tray and stand in the meat line telling the worker what kind of vege- table you want. Once finished here, dart from counter to counter taking the dessert and salad you want. Stand in line for something to drink and pay for your meal. And you ' re finished. Easy enough. Now the fun starts. Walk around the cafeteria looking for someone to sit with, while pretending that you ' re not looking for anyone to sit with. If you walk long enough, someone is bound to see you and ask you to sit with them — after all, they walked around until someone asked them to sit down. When you can play both games — getting your food and finding where to eat it — you ' r hooked on the atmos- phere of the War Eagle. Write home about Maryland Turkey and gain ten pounds. 70 ©aia©@D=Qft ' ( g Demand for athletic tickets causes scalping new distribution means. Remember a couple of years ago when getting tickets merely referred to football, because the A.U. Athletic Department had trouble giving tickets for roundbail? Those days are gone with the coming of Dr. Bob (Davis) inasmuch as basketball tickets are now in the same demand as ones for football. At no other time was this new situation more obvious than around noon of Thursday before Auburn ' s version of Iron Bowl Basket- ball ' 76 — when student tickets were issued for the Alabama vs. Auburn game. Sub-freezing temperatures and eleven o ' clock classes failed to keep eager ticket seekers from coming. Every ticket had been issued in only three hours, but not without countless runny noses, frostbitten appendages, and rattled nerves. Not only are the lines longer, and the tickets going faster, but also, new rules for the pickup process have been implemented with the coming of suc- cessful, big-time college basketball in Auburn. And we used to think getting foot- ball tickets was bad . . . 71 mM Homd ' iDecomes a 12 ' xl5 ' cubicle fbr Auburn dorm -residents . I ogetherness may be an Auburn trademark, but Fall Quarter girls ' housing was ridiculous. Over nine-hundred girls found themselves a little too together as they were issued spots in dorm triples, the not-so-affectionate term given to a room where three girls reside in quarters designed for two. The hassles began as the women moved in. The first two lucky occupants to arrive were rewarded with easy pickens as far as closet and drawer space were concerned. However, for number three to arrive, the story was a little different. She had to grab whatever precious space was left. It often ended up as a beg session with number three begging numbers one and two for just a little more room. After scrounging around and finally finding vacant spots for hair dryers, spring clothes in fall, and just one more pair of shoes, the frustrated females finally tried to create a place they could at least call home. The situation was further intensified, though, in cases where there were two bosom buddies intruded on by an unwilling third party. Upon some personality adjust- ments and concessions by the previously befriended tw some that the other roomie was not there by choice, tl trios began to live in peace — that is, until mother natu called them to the restroom. In all seriousness, the problems were many, and tl explanations and solutions few. So irate became the AV that this perennial organizational thorn in the side of tl administration circulated petitions suggesting that the Ui versity not accept so many women for on-campus housir This approval met with the approval of Ernestine Lawho director of Women ' s Housing, who apparently cut off ; new admittances for winter quarter requestees and hop fully minimized the possibility of another quarter overcrowding. Perhaps the girls who feel victim to the severe epidem of fall triplets now feel like the young man who ju returned from his first camping trip, who looked up to Y father and said, Well, Dad, I finally learned how to rouj it. 72 73 Away ftom home, students discovei the need to be tergain -hunters. 74 One major way in which the student body contributes to the Auburn economy is through the regular visits of many students to local grocery outlets. You can pretty much divide student shoppers into two categories: male and female. As always, ladies first. Since she has probably been going to the store for Mom since she was ten years old, she feels completely at home in even a foreign grocery store. She walks in with a carefully thought-out list and moves from counter to counter with grace and confidence. Finally, she makes her way to the checkout line and, of course, has in her purse within one dollar of the exact cash required. Cool, calm, knowledgeable — these describe the female shopper. Now, the male shopper. He comes to the store half-cocked, with no list and only a scanty memory of why he even came. He goes from one end of the store to the other looking for something to throw be- tween two pieces of bread and call a meal. At last gathering everything in his arms he rambles to the cash register. Without enough money and having forgotten his checkbook, he embarrassingly offers to take a couple of items back — while the customers behind him moan and grumble. 75 Wy R«i[f Ti,©(o)Di]fi ' (o]o Without Mom, colors whites bltend together unexpectedly in Down to your last pair of clean undees, huh? Well, that can mean only one thing: cancel all other plans and get to the washateria. Besides your undergar- ments, you ' ve got soiled b.j. ' s, p.j. ' s, dresses, pants, shirts, socks, and anything those fancy style-setters in New York and California have convinced you to buy. So, you go begging for dimes and quarters, and if you ' re one of those that has no deter- gent, then you also scrounge for a nickel. Gathering all the nasty threads, you head to nearest coin laundry. Finding that many others woke up with one last pair of clean ones, you see that finding a vacant washer will be a hassle, not to mention dryers. Hav- ing bought your suds, you load ' em up. put your money in, and hope she cranks up. Then you read a book, study, or just sit around. Not too soon, your washer cuts off and you hurry to grab a dryer and stake your claim on it. Finally, reaching down for that last dime, you hope that the thick blue jeans won ' t hold water again. Next, you begin folding the clothes neatly and putting the hanging clothes on their appointed metal holders. Soon, though you get impatient and start cramming everything into the laundry sack, not caring that you ' ll have the wrinkled look for the next couple of weeks. Yep, washing is a pain — in the posterior at that. ,N 76 WASHAl 77 Students with part-time jc±)S learn to juggle their time . 78 If those of us who merely go to school in Auburn think we have it rough, then consider the couple thousand of students that end up carrying an extra job or two. Auburnites extend themselves to these de- grees for several reasons, but the overriding reason is also the most ob- vious one — they need the MONEY. What adjustments must the working student make? Most obvious is juggling their time. One graduate student found it possible to hold three jobs at once, four if you count school. He worked for the Department of Economics, served two meals for a local dining hall, and tutored several students, including some of Auburn ' s athletes. Said this workhorn, You really have to allocate your time properly or you can easily do a sloppy job of all three, plus fall down in school. The story is about the same for other working students at Auburn. They are indeed, a special brand of people and they are to be commended if they succeed in both their scholastic and extra-curricular endeavors simutaneously. 79 ©J[li]©¥0 1MTi,©(o)[n]ll (o]o Blind-daters soon become leary of the perfect person for you. Hi. yOiA nasr RlGHTl INP yooi MUST B GEORGE- 3. 80 W£ ' P BETTER go 0,K.i yoa LEAC zSftCKt ' errei «( « 81 ©©WM T© Classes brin vows to do Be BUZZ! BUZZ! BUZZ! . . . Right, that ' s your darned alarm clock that just had to sound off and remind you it ' s shower time before your 8:00 class. You wish that you would have a genuine excuse for not crawling out of the sack on time, but, now that you have been awakened, you reluctantly decide that you ought to get up: after all, school is what you ' re here for isn ' t it? Still only half awake, you just barely keep from getting lost in Haley Center. If it ' s the first day of class, you gaze over the room and check out the sitch . If there ' s an old buddy in the class, you shoot the bull and catch up on all the recent gossip. Here comes the teacher. He ' s on time, like they always seem to be, unfortunately. Notes, notes, and more notes . . . The rest of the day holds much of the same: maybe a lab and an accompanying Quick Quiz, perhaps a strenuous P.E. effort, or maybe even a class you can really get into. Eventually, the day comes to a close. Then, you ease on back to your residence and study and go to bed, just to start the whole thing over again. You wonder if the hassle of classes ever ends. Well, you ask a third-quarter Senior with the end very near — or, better yet, someone who ' s already graduated; they ' ll tell you it does indeed end — and thev kind of wish it didn ' t. 82 Miawi y! ' ' tv. .■ ' j rjf. 83 Pormaldehvde or sulfur is weekly smell to lab student. f H ligh school seniors are constantly warned that they must learn to study properly if they want to succed in college. Hours of reading texts and notes, their in- structors insist, are the biggest evils facing any college student. Where this idea evolved, no one will ever know — perhaps some author ' s College Guide for Freshmen lists studying in this light. Studying certainly can be rough, but any died-in-the-wool student can list another, much larger evil. Something that lies on the list near Dillinger, the San Francisco Earthquake, and the Mar- quis de Sade. These segments of torture to the student are referred to by the University as Labs. The components of most labs are the same. Find an inconvenient three hour segment, add an experiment that you either would like to do, but can ' t, or one that you could do in the dark and see no reason for doing it. The other components of a lab are: —finding out that the little-bitty beaker you dropped costs $6.85. —Signing up for 60982 ORG CHEM LAB M 12-3 and getting 60983 ORG CHEM LAB F 3-6. —filling out your written lab in the ten minutes between class, —wanting to kill the girl across from you who always knows what she is doing, —wanting to kill the guy next to you who always needs your help, even if it ' s just a comment on whether you think his bunsen burner is adjusted properly. High schoolers may still be warned about studying. College guides may suggest that hitting the books is a student ' s real nemesis. But the truth — that labs are the most physically, emotionally, and mentally exhausting part of college life — is found in the hearts of everyone who has inhaled the sulfur or formandehyde of labs. 85 Library is haven for thbse with term papers or noisy ndshbors. ▼ifi ' qftj gg ju ' .: here do you go when your fra- ternity, dorm, or apartment complex be- comes a haven for the loud and drunken the night before that big test? Many choose Auburn ' s Ralph Draughon Library. Often maligned for its outdated- ness and disorganization, the library does have its good points: copy machines to make last-minute carbons of old tests or that smart guy ' s notes, and occasional peace and quiet in which to accomplish your pre-test cramming. However, if you sit by the windows. even peace and quiet do not afford a completely study-conductive atmos- phere. Often, you find yourself looking out at Auburn ' s trees and deep blue skies. Then, you might see Jack ' s across the way and think about food. Oh, and then, a foxy chick or a manly male steps out of Jack ' s and your train of thought shifts from food to . . . well . . . you know. At any rate, the library is what you make of it. 87 Any free time from books is always well occupied . ■riee time: It ' s sandwiched in between classes, study hours, meals, and sleep, though no student will admit that free time exists. Instead, everyone complains about the total lack of time to do what they really want to do. Isn ' t it easy to forget? . . . Afternoons at Chewacla, clocking in a little wall time on Haley Center Concourse, and football on the drill field. The Pub and the Blocked Punt. Weeknight basketball games and weekend trips to your room- mate ' s hometown. Study sessions that turn into all night Hearts or Bridge games. Talking about your latest romantic interest, watching ' Happy Days ' and ' M A S H ' , and waiting for Domino ' s to deliver your pizza. The free time was there, and put to as many different uses as there are students. 1 hU J ' dm m 1 l ' jfe- ■ ' 3l ' : iBK ■Bbi ' ) ' ' Psi ' f- S! m .,« --X Vf 1 r l ,4 •r;f ' .-: ir - JillfN That one week of finals can make or break you asaw i Ti 7 1 -ji S ic i« -a 71 9. - cr- x 37- t - i 7 ' -. 3 _ k4-c 3 ? -j5 73- - ir-c 37 d-u-P Tf - r-- jr-s ' 1 - 7r- t - 73 -c ♦V - ?| . s 7 - 7 -.7 - z 7f-C ■??- h3 - S ' t ' D 7 f- 5 ' - 0-C3-C HJ ' f - So- -7 - ' y :r «. )3 -e t - l.-.6 -p i 7-C4-C ?t. J- 7r ' 6 ig li ' ?3- fi ' Z - -a r - ' . 7-. 77 y r . y?- IS ' L ' C. 3- ?. ?. -P 5-H. 9J. i ' - 3-« rjc o ' -8V-A 71- il 2T _r5- r7 7r-c ■u 3 3 - 7V-A rf f y - 1 - if- r6.-D 5 ' 7.i-3-A 1- jal (6 -c- 4 « ?• « :- ?r-. at ri-  ' 57-« 7 ' 7 ' «3-6 (;-u 7J- - :- 97- flt?-- 7 -fl .J- 5 - ? - a -. r .X) i ' W- UC ?7- Jo - 7 -C n i- o lOC ' I - 7 ' ?-£ c SH tcl- Anyway you look at it, finals are a real bummer. It happens to every- one. You have a good solid 95 average through the four one-hour quizzes and you come through with what is known as a choke or a Flag — quite simply, you have flunked the test so thoroughly that your attractive ' A ' becomes a disappointing ' B ' . ' C, or well, let ' s hope not THAT bad. Then, your parents hassle you because you didn ' t study. And there you have a common example of the 1 AU malady — a quarterly phenomenon not so affectionately referred to as ' finals. ' If you keep up all quarter, then the week before finals is not quite so desperate: you have at least some measure of confidence. But if you ' ve spent too much time in the FAA curriculum (Finer Arts of Auburn) which includes such courses as SX 200, XXX 256, and MS 34-24-36, then your pre- finals week is filled with last minute crams, phone calls to check top-notch sorority test files, and, maybe a persuasive phone call to the smartest dude in the class to let you, you know, uh, just, well then, how about just not covering it up. With turned stomach, bitten fingernails, and a nicotined or caffeinated system, you go to take your final, maybe even prepared. So you take it and immediately start bitch- ing about how it was the hardest you ever had. I ' ll bet you an A in chemistry that the number of courses you ' ve taken at Auburn is equal to the number of hardest exams you ' ve had. Right? Now come on . . . 90 91 S«u = S S 9B ? h? Graduation throws seniors into stranse new world . ■ wo big words in Auburn are tradition and ritual. Both play a large i role in the event which marks the climax of one ' s college career: grad- | uation. It is an experience involving practically every range of 1 emotion: joy. promise, sadness, satisfaction, and regret: somehow they all come to face in this, the end result of your Auburn effort. Joy exists ' in the sense of Whew, I ' m glad its over; promise, in the realization that your future will probably be much brighter because of your having come to Auburn; sadness prevails because you have come to think of Auburn as your home and you must say goodbye to friends, faculty, and an enchantingly beautiful campus; satisfaction is yours for you have succeeded in the most basic of all college goals — to graduate; and finally, regret is present, for .mm realize missed opprotunities to meet people and participate in events, or it exists becaM i feel that you failed to do your absolute best. On graduation day, everyone traditionally gathers to s(m llnir little boy or little girl receive a diploma. Perhaps they cry a little — and maybe even you do. But when this day comes, reflect instead of mope. Be glad that you can claim Auburn Alumni.ship. for ()u have sur- vived the weeding process of the univer.sil cxpcricncf! at Alabama ' s greatest institution and you are beginning Id 1i c life. !f !! ••••• ••••• •••••0 ••• •• •! ••« ••••• ••••• ••••• • ••••• ••••••• ••••••• ••••••• ••••••• ••■•••• ••••••• ••••••• ••••••• ••• ••••••• ••••••• ••••••• ••••••• ••••••• ••••••• •«••••• mmmmmma •• ••• ••• •• :.:t • • •••• ••« • ••••• • • •••  • ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••« ••• ••••••• ••• ••• ••• •••••• • •• ••• ••• • •  •••• ••••••• ••• ••• ••••••• ••••••• • •• ••• •••••• • •••• • •• ••• •• ••• •••••• ••• ••• ••••• •••••• • • • •••• •••• • • • •• • •• • •! • •• ••• •! • ••  ••• •«  •••• •« ••• ••• ••• ••• ••••••• ••• ••• •••••• ••••••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••••••• ••• ••• •••••• •••••••  ««••• — — ••••••• ••• ••••••• ••• ••• ••• 1 ••••••• ••••••• ••••••• ••••••• ••• ij iii umtti i Contrast, conflict, and controversy keep all those who live in Auburn from be- coming unthinking, unfeeling patterns of daily routines. Sitting secure in the an- ticipation of something different to re- lieve tedium grows to become a major part of life at Auburn. A football game ' s uncertainty, a speaker ' s virgin ideas, a concert ' s throb — each and every special event bring the change that is needed to grow as individuals at Auburn. Sffi:ii:iS ••• ••• ••• •• ••• ••• •«• ••• •«• • •••• ••••••• ••••••• ••••• ••••••• ••••••• ••••••• ••• ••••••• ••• • •••• ••••••• ••••••• ••••• ••••••• ••••••• ••••••• ••• ••••••• ••• ... — . ••••• ••••• ••• •••••• ••• On Tuesday, September 23, 1975, the day before the scheduled start of Fall Quarter, Auburn ' s heart skipped a beat or two as she was shackl- ed by the raging winds of Hurricane Eloise. It ' s often said that hurri canes, though given feminine names, are not ladies — Eloise was no exception. Catching many students moving in or going through dropn and-add, she unleashed her fury on the area by uprooting trees, fUt- tening power lines, and everything else you would expect from 7-4 mile-per-hour winds. What made the storm so noteworthy was the quantity of damage which she dealt. All told, damages from Eloise were estimated monetarily at $100,000;! however, this speaks little of her greatest crime — her rip-off o| mother nature. Library Park looked like the OTHER university had decided to send ROTC aircraft in to initiate State War I, as numerou ! century-old trees either suffered extensive damage or were completely uprooted. Other heavily-wooded areas such as the Arboretum anc Samford Park were equally devastated. Nearby Chewacia Post an ap ' proximate 1,500 trees to Eloise. Besides nature ' s toll to the hurricane, there were also notable price paid domestically. Lights went out, dwellings were damaged, trailer were overturned, stores and food outlets locked their doors, street! were blocked; in other words, the town was at a standstill for nearly twenty-four hours. Candles and heated soup were the order for tha eerie September evening. Many students fled for the comforts of — if it was reasonably nearby. Fraternities, dead in the middle of fall rush made futile attempts to round up prospects for an evening by th campfire to shoot the bull and drink stored-up beer. Perhaps the performance of Eloise was tested only by the rapidity ant willingness with which Auburn once again made herself presentable. . Kw W«j|jyi f, Eloise, cont ' d. Even as the storm ' s last winds were whistling down College Street, the Civil Defense, the National Guard, the Auburn Police but mostly a hearty group of student volunteers were busy clearing trees, directing traffic, and doing anything else that could be done to help clean-up, clear-off . . . well to just HELP, period. Herein, a crew of green Auburn freshmen were initiated into an important aspect of the Auburn Spirit — that of banding together as individuals in times of need for the good of all. Another interesting effect of Eloise, and probably her only noble one was the postponement of classes for one day by President Philpott ... Hurricane Eloise imparted her anger oii Auburn in a matter of hours and the ensuing erasal of her effects was not completed for several months. Through the suddeness and destruction of the storm, witnessing Auburn- ites learned a frightening truth — that dis- aster can strike anywhere, anytime, even in our own backyard. - r - • dk Aub urn U nivertitv host -mi wds ranged e 3000 ' who did come wew ' never diMppointed yff erjf always wall ehiertaihlir • ir tn « t K y C 1 ' ; aj Sm i :. NCE Auburn saw Seals and Crofts bringing their musical wizardry into Memorial Coliseum and thus ending Auburn ' s Spring Quarter concerts. This concert also ended the fiery term of John Boggs as SGA Entertainment Director — a term marked by his somewhat comical hanging in effigy at Haley Center. Once again a slim audience — 4500 this time — witnessed the concert, and those who didn ' t come missed quite a show. Minnie Ripperton got the crowd started right with her mel- low, flowing style of singing. Awing viewers with her famous high A ' s, her hit song Loving You was the highlight of Rip- perton ' s warm-up performance. Then the headline group for the warm spring evening hit the stage. Seals and Crofts open- ed with their stirring number I ' ll Sing for You, and from then on the crowd was blessed with the finest folk-rock har- mony they could have wanted. The group rendered most of fame, including Summer Breeze, Diamond Girl, and Hummingbird. A special enthusiasm arose from the crov. when the music possessed a hint of country, as was evide during the closing tune of the evening when Jim Sea maneuvered his fiddle in a manner likened to a Grand Opry star. Those present burst into hand-clapping and foe stomping as the showmen closed on a thrilling note. After a final country encore and a few minutes for fres ening up. Seals and Crofts presented another interesting program to the students in which they explained their ex- plicitly sincere dedication to their religion of Baha ' i. All all, it was a very memorable night for those who came out the summer breeze to hear the music of a diamond value duo. mw i- y .♦s rST ' A 1 xi m a£ IN CONCERT, themselves were unusua! ' adults than most Aubur ver ' s warm mountain music so; warm-up group, performed seve Me Home . Then it was quiet; ti You played; and Denver walke Rocky Mountain High arid f. like a big cookout not a conceit. slides and movies as he sang, esosc ' Clap your hands! was ail De Thank God I ' m a Country Boy •. Home. Country Roads with Lib«rtv This Old Guitar . With i love y a crowd that loved him. On the Wednesday night be formed in Auburn. They pieasea a Ride , You Ain ' t Seen Nothin ' Yst , composed of C. F. Turner, Randy ar four, Rob Bachman was proba showmanship as drummer-extr? Sami, which, according to some, o . .. good sampling of hard rock an-c ' ' - ' ' :• witnessed by a meager cro frown once more at the ■- names in American mus Auburn students choked again as they fail- ed, in large measure, to show up for another brilliant musical performance — this time being Dionne Warwick. Only 4500 showed up for the IFC-sponsored Homecoming con- cert, but those who came were glad they did. Preceeding Dionne ' s performance was the warm-up group Mose Jones from Atlanta. This Four-man band lacked the impressiveness that was to come from the headline performer, and their performance was characterized by tooling instrumental breaks, inconsistant vocals, and a resulting impatience in the crowd. Then came Dionne. Between Good even- ing Auburn and Thank you for coming, she displayed the musical talent that perenially makes her one of America ' s top female vocalists. Singing such well-known hits as Walk On By, I Say a Little Prayer for You, and Do You Know the Way to San Jose?, she impressed the viewers and prompted them to sing along. Besides sing- ing the mellow songs she is noted for, Dionne also surprised her audience by sing- ing such current songs as Get Down To- night while bumping with the male dancers who were her cohorts for the evening. Through all of her songs, her clear voice was probably most moving on the high notes, though she was more than adequate on the low ones, too. Besides the sub-par crowd, the other main disappointment of the evening was the length of Dionne ' s stage performance. Sing- ing for only one hour, she left a crowd that surely wanted more. But that short hour will be remembered for Dionne ' s magical personality, which allowed listeners to feel like her personal friend when they left the Coliseum. Some words are very discriptive — the basketball dunk, fire crackers, and Auburn ' s Dead Day. But the solemn, mausoleum-like studying atmosphere was broken this Fall Quarter when the AOPi ' s and the SAE ' s presented the Atlanta Rhythm Section. The concert dance held at the Student Act Building was designed to raise money for the All-Campus Fund Drive. With their hits Angel and Doraville, they were a hit — at least in taking the dead outof Auburn ' s Dead Day. ▲. ei. CRT) cont ' d s;ht, November 18. the ictcgo came to Auburn . jidt many believe is the best 3rd here. Beginning appro- Introduction . they pro- tain the near-capacity audi- after hit. When the initial guitar notes were struck on 25 or 6 to 4 , the crowd rose to its feet and burst into staccato applause as the whole concert lit a spark that blazed for the next two hours except for a twenty minute break. James Pankow completely controlled the audience; when he clapped, the crowd clapped; when he raised his trombone, they all stood up. When the group left the stage, it was apparent that they had to come back — if not, the audience would still be there now, clapping and screaming. Well, come back they did, and they concluded with two more of their hits. This audience response, as well as the audience size helped greatly in Auburn ' s attempt to get back on the tour map of great entertainers. I 109 IN CONtcRT. cont ' d, the UPC brought Wet Willie to the Auburn campus. Students were espe- cially thrilled with the fact that this was a free con- cert. Armed with their pillows and blankets, students made their way to the Student Act for an evening of boogie and Rock-and-Roll — the Southern Rock that m ade Wet Willie Famous. The intro group, the Jerome Olds Band, entertained the audience with a lot of semi- soul music. Although their performance was good, their long show made students very restless and very relieved when Wet Willie hit the stage. With their real foot- stompin rockers such as Dixie Rock and No, No, No . Wet Willie kept the audience alive and made the whole concert worthwhile. As the old saying goes, The sweetest things in life are free — and Melissa Manchester ' s concert on March 1 in the Coliseum helped to support Jhat old ad- age. Her concert, another of UPC ' s new free concerts, was one of the finest concerts to hit Auburn this year— or for that matter, one of the finest to ever hit Auburn. She opened the evening with Just Too Many People , got the crowd up on its feet clapping. Though not an established superstar, Manchester captivated the audi- ence with her diversity in style and mood, particularly in her presentation of Midnight Blue. Manchester was called back for four encores, each of which was treated with the raging, moody, infectuous style of music that made the concert so beautiful. Everyone who attended the concert left glad that they had decided to come, and those who didn ' t attend wondered why they didn ' t. Sponsored by Auburn ' s Performing Arts Committee, MAYNARD FERGUSON and his 20-piece traveling jazz band entertained an Auburn Memorial Coliseum audience on Thursday, March 4. Ferguson, a Canadian, brought with him a rich reputation as one of the world ' s most powerful, versatile trumpeters — a reputation earned through over thirty years of playing his journeying trumpet with such famous bands as those of Boyd Raeburn, Timmy Dorsey, and Stan Kenton. The entire group had its shin- ing moments with equal expertise evident through the broad range of music. Tuesday night, March 9, Auburn University students were introduced In Ail-American adaptation of American music — the jazz dance. The eight member troup, led byGUS GIORDANO, creator of the jazz dance, expressed individualistic feelings through their adaptation of several famous songs. The troup has been widely acclaimed as the world ' s pre- mier performers of the dancing style, and have performed throughout the Id States and Europe. Amen I he riiipp nmq -lie contd. RCA recording star PETER NERO dis played his talents in concert April 15. 1975 in the Memorial Coliseum. Nero, a Grammy award-winning pianist, com- poser, and conductor, has a versatility that pleases virtually all musical tastes and has won him world-wide acclaim. He gave Auburn a sample of his talents as he played several of his most popular compositions, including The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face and the love theme from the motion picture The God- father. All in all. Nero ' s performance provided the audience with an entertain- ing evening. An American institution performed in the Memorial Coliseum. Thursday. November 7, 1975. Sponsored by the Performing Arts Committee. The FRED WARING SHOW brought an evening of delightful entertainment to Auburn. The theme for the program. Music . . . That ' s Entertainment , was exemplified by songs spanning the American music spectrum: Broadway familiars, patriotic and religious favorites, and even a med- ley of television commercial tunes. Though the background music almost overpowered the vocal performances at times, the execution of the selections by the singers was faultless. Mi 115 I hp linpr I hinqs In I ire On November 30. 1975, the New Shakes- peare Company presented the classic play A MIDSUMMER NIGHT ' S DREAM in Auburn ' s Graves Amphitheatre. As nearly every scene in the play was written to be performed out- side the open air atmosphere was particularly appropriate and added a unique dimension to the performance. Said Director Margret Roma of the afternoon performance, We were not handicapped by conventional walls, con- ventional seating . . . conventional anything. The freedom of the outdoors often corres- ponds to the freedom of Shakespeare. And that it did. Double talk and confusion were prominent in the Reader ' s Theatre production of Eugene lonesco ' s comedy THE BALD SOPRANO. The play demonstrates the importance of inflec- tion in communication. Mr. and Mrs. Smith entertain the Martins, who puzzle over where they met and why they sleep in the same bed. Adding to the confusion, the firechief shares his experimental fables with the Smiths, the Martins, and Mary, the maid. Each audience left the auditorium laughing, but wondering what was funny. A relative unknown, DON SHIRLEY, per- formed in the Memorial Coliseum Tuesday, January 13, 1976. Despite the small crowd provided by the University, Shirley put on quite a unique show, performing selections ranging from a suite of Duke Ellison tunes, to Stevie Wonder ' s You are the Sunshine of my Life. r- For the lover of good, pure music, the UPC Winter Coffee House was a night of total enjoyment. JACK ROSS, along with his six-string guitar, a stool and a jug of water, entertained students with a pot- pourri of songs — humorous, serious, long, short. Besides singing about strip mining, tomato puree and life, Ross kept a constant conversation going with the audience. At one point he remarked, I ' m going to play a song most everybody ' ll know, and you can sing along, clap along, stomp along, put your tongue in your date ' s ear — - anything as long as you put your ashes in the ashtray. As the audi- ence laughed with him, Ross would sud- denly show anger and frustration in his strum and voice as he started a protest song reminiscent of a youthful Bob Dylan. The total attitude of the Coffee House was like an informal singing session in your neighbor ' s room, and the total out- come was sheer enjoyment. n 1 m ■m 1 ' 1 — • -— — R — mZ %■ 1 1 ■ ■4 irwr 1 . - . m X ymm Hl _ ' 1 1 li ' I i •r=-. J II fl 117 ft]i ,k7 fi ' i ' i ¥ ' . ' I he lirK fiinqs InLif WILL GEER and Mike Wilson brought culture and a touch of class to Auburn. Portrayals of sucti literary giants as Twain and Whitman, as well as readings from Frost and Woody Guthrie, and even a unique version of Romeo and Juliet. kept the audience engrossed. In concluding the show. Geer. with Wilson as John Boy took on the familiar character of randpa Walton as he talked of the beauty .serenity of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Good night, John Boy .. . ; Good night. Grandpa ... • And a standing ovation .. . t ' versatile pianist, guitarist, and vocalist. ELLEN MclLWAINE, performed at the UPC Coffeehouse October 27, 1975. Mcllwaine. a Canadian recording artist and popular night- club performer, has a unique style that brings her piano and guitar to life and can keep any audience on its feet. The AUBURN UNIVERSITY SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA is a group of some fifty-five musicians who perform under the direction of Mr. Paul Johnian. The orchestra performed during the Christmas Concert, December 2 and offered a brilliant rendition of The Vivaldi Concerto. In November they performed Si- belius ' in First Symphony at the Auburn The- atre Building. r 5a J -..-. V ' iin bpIBR ' ' 1 ' -. 4 ■ L jF MK l l l { l ' TI I ' H ( S .if Jv k A r 1 iliv 1 119 TUFi mcr IS In l_it The Auburn University Concert Choir presented a concert on February 11 at the Auburn United Medhodist Church. They were directed by JESTER HAIRS- TON, a black 74 year-old composer- arranger. The group sang ten of Hairs- ton ' s spirituals. Hairston, who portrayed Leroy on the Amos and Andy television show and presently acts the part of Wild- cat on That ' s My Mama , presented a lecture earlier in the day on the inter- pretation of his arrangements. On Monday night, February 16. the National Theatre Company presented a dinner theatre in the Union Ballroom entitled DECLARATION — A MUSICAL ODYSSEY. The play presented a journey through the United States ' first 200 years, using a subtle balance of humor and seriousness. Perhaps the most en- tertaining portion of the evening was a mock quiz show, Split Up — The Divorce Game, which proved to be quite typical- ly American. The play was, indeed a de- lightful addition to Auburn ' s celebration of the nation ' s Bicentennial. Top-notch, free entertainment was once again afforded Auburn students in the form of one of the world ' s top string quartets — The VERMEER QUARTET. The group performed on Tuesday, March 9, in Auburn ' s Telfair Peet Theater. The Quartet, having made several American and European tours, and having re- ceived high acclaims from top inter- national critics, was certainly no disap- pointment to their audience. The Ver- meer ' s dramatic interpretation of music was characterized by a preciseness and virtuosity of instrumentation as they lived up to and far exceeded their ad- vance rave notices. Black Heritage Week brought the special colors, motions, sounds and feelings of the African Ballet to the University. Sponsored by the Performing Arts Committee, the AFRICAN ARTS ENSEMBLE entertained a February 8 audience with a ballet by Ibrahima Camara, one of the outstanding creators of this cultural- art form. Besides the dance, the group also presented a col- lection of Black poMHs an appreciative audience. S - n i -gM---— 7 S s 1 L.- ' iMi wJ • ■ 1 1 X i 1 - ' H 5  li , J l - K ' ■ . • - S H 1 41 t 1 il ' ■ k 1 i. .■ 1 i w 121 On ThE SoApbox DICK GREGORY, comedian and human rights activist, spoke in Auburn on May 7, 1975. Gregory offered a three-hour performance during the course of which he jumped from topic to topic, voicing the satirical and subtly sarcastic comments on the state of our country that have come to characterize him. Perhaps his most surprising and thought-provoking comment of the evening came as he dubbed the present generation of white youngsters as the new niggers. Gregory ' s com- ments on the bicentennial craze took the form of a challenge: Americans, he said, should once again become profound believers in their Constitution and should wave it just as proudly as they do their flags. Into the Undersea World of Jacques Cou- steau . . . That ' s where many Auburn students wished they were after TOM HORTON, Director of the Oceanic Society of San Francisco and the producer of Cousteau ' s television series, visited the campus on October 5, 6, and 7, 1975. Horton brought with him four Cousteau films: Lagoon of Lost Ships, The Tragedy of the Red Salmon, The Smile of the Walrus, and The Unsinkable Sea Otter, all of which he had a hand in producing. Through his intriguing films and remarks, Horton emphasized the importance as well as the beauty of the delicate balance of life that is the sea. In a presentation by Horizons VI, HARVEY YAZIJAN, of The Assassination Info Bureau (AIB), discussed the possibility of conspiracy in the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. Speaking in a capacity-filled Student Activities Building, Yazijan raised questions about discre- pancies in the Warren Commission Study. The AIB claims that a single assassin was not responsible for the shootings; a film of the President ' s motions upon the bullet ' s impact suggests the presence of at least orie more gunman, perhaps hiding behind the bushes in the controversial grassy knoll. While several of the questions that were raised seemed sensible, Yazijan ' s presentation was over- simplified and sensationalistic. However, despite its concentration on rumors and coincidences, the AlB ' s argument for re-opening the investigation seems to have a good basis. Horizons VI presented ALLEN FUNT, creator and producer of Candid Camera on November 10. Besides the Candid Camera show, Funt has pro- duced forty movie shorts, two books, and several training films for major corporations. Funt, who believes that people acting like themselves make the best comedy, places people in ridiculous and bizarre situations and records their reactions on film thereby creating some of the funniest comedy routines ever. Being able to laugh at yourself is what life is all about, according to Funt, and he has made a career of this philosophy to the delight of many. 122 On The SoApbox , cont d Tuesday, January 20, brought DR. JOYCE BROTHERS to Auburn ' s Union Ballroom. Dr. Brother ' s address featured a quiz approach as she used true or false statements on topics ranging from pre-marital sex to the Equal Rights Amend- ment. She labeled husbands as smarter, more likely to go to pieces, more argumentative, and less exotic than their female counterparts. Dr. Brothers scoffed at the axioms of love-at-first-sight and there ' s only one love in the world for you. But, she concurred with the belief that opposites attract. On the E.R.A., Brothers held that women will cause its defeat because they don ' t understand it. Dr. Brothers impressed the crowd and enhanced her reputation as a knowledgable psychologist. GENE RODDENBERRY, science fiction promotor and irrstigator of the television series Star Trek was not an immediate success, so after three years the program, now in its rerun stage, is more popular than when it was first produced. Roddenberry defined science fiction as optimism. Those who enjoy it know that nothing in the past can compare to what we have ahead of us. JOHN SCALI, U.S. ambassador to the United Nations and former ABC journalist, delivered an address on February 5 in conjunction with the Southeastern Invitational Model United Nations. Admitting that the U.N. does have limitations and imperfections, Scali stated that the organization does have merits which should not be overlooked. Scali concluded that our country ' s present dif- ficulties in the U.N. stem from our unpopular stands, such as support of Israel. Newscaster JULES BERGMAN spoke on February 24 as a part of Auburn ' s annual Engineering Week. Bergman gained national eminence as a broad- caster for ABC during the 1960 ' s and early 1970 ' s by covering all of the United States ' manned space flights. Since the de-emphasization of the space program, Bergman has become an Emmy-Award winning emcee for various ABC documentaries while serving as the network ' s science editor. Speculating that the gods of antiquity were foreign cosmonauts, ERICH VON DANIKEN lectured to a capacity audience on March 2. Author of two books on the subject, von Daniken used photographs of ancient carvings and ancient texts to support his theories. Perhaps the most in- teresting part of the lecture came when von Daniken showed slides of rock carvings made in Peru thousands of years ago. The pictures showed what appeared to be a heart transplant — not a sacrifice as thought by some archaeologists. During the early part of Fall Quarter, renowned hypnotist EDWIN BARRON came to Auburn and gave a spectacular demonstration of an art seldom, if ever, seen by most of the students there. He especially amazed the audience with his power over the mind by convincing two students they were from outer space and then having them con- verse in an unknown language. 125 €N STAil In May, the Auburn University Theatre De- partment completed its 1975 season by present- ing The Effects of Gamma Rays on Man-in-the- Moon Marigolds . Written by Paul Zindel, this play has received such distinguished honors as the Pulitzer Prize and the Drama Critics ' Award. The play dealt with tf e relationships of parent and child, and Auburn ' s cast included excellent performances by Jan Infante as Tillie, Cynthia Nicholson as Beatrice, and Bonner Nelson as Ruth. The annual Summer Theatre Workshop chose two comedies for production this year. The first was The Curious Savage , the story of the Sav- age children ' s attempt to commit their mother to an asylum. Marilyn Byrd was cast as Ethyl, the mother whose attempts to place her husband ' s ten million dollars in a trust fund spurred her children ' s efforts. The play, performed in the round, enjoyed a superior cast in a superior per- formance. The Effects of Gamma Rays on Man-in-the-Moon Marigolds 1 ■vF1y« 1 rj j J .--s v-H . ■ . , Romanoff Juliet €N STaVGIE, cont ' d. •• ' The second production of the Auburn Sum- mer Workshop was Romanoff and Juliet, which was just mediocre in script but which found much success through the tremen- dous acting by the cast. The sets, which included two houses with removable ex- teriors and two stories of acting space, were obviously the result of extensive labor by the students. The story told of a Russian ambassador ' s son who falls in love with an American ambassador ' s daughter while their families are stationed in a minute European country. Included in the plot of their getting together are such things as a Communist agent checking on the Rus- sian family ' s integrity, a visiting boyfriend from the States, a town chime that rings when and how many times it pleases, and a senile arc hbishop. The two finally marry despite parental protests by dressing as masked dolls used in a celebration reinact- ing the marriage of two of the country ' s past royalty. This tongue-in-cheek, cloak- and-dagger parody was saved by excellent performances by Lee Harrison as Romanoff, Cindy Nicholson as Juliet, Mark Cole as the Archbishop, and Alan Kilpatrick as the boy- friend. For its annual Children ' s Theatre produc- tion, the Theatre Department presented The Most Powerful Jujus. As a parti- cipation play , this comedy gave each child a chance to come on stage with the actors. Before entering the theatre, each child was given a different program telling him such things as to follow the giraffe at a certain point in the play. This, along with the bright- ly colored scenery, costumes and head- pieces, made The Most Powerful Jujus a very enjoyable play. The Most Powerful Jujus ON STaVGIE, 9 cont ' d. The Theatre department then selected a series of plays by American authors for the 1975-76 season, all following the theme of Accent on America. The first of these bicentennial per- formances was Thornton Wilder ' s Our Town. It received great acclaim from all six audiences and tickets were definitely hard to get. The silhouette set — only a few pieces of sug- gestive scenery — made the audience use its imagination; using one ' s imagination wasn ' t difficult to do, however, due to supreme cos- turning and lighting. Lee Harrison and Cindy Nicholson made believable portrayals of child- hood sweethearts George and Emily, and Bull Bivins gave an outstanding performance over- seeing the play as the Stage Manager. Wilder ' s portrayal of death by having the deceased sit- ting in chairs, watching and commenting on the actions of the living was illustrated superb- ly by the Auburn cast and brought a startled, pensive silence over the audience. It is an attempt to find a value above all price for the smallest events in our daily life, Wilder once commented on Our Town. The Auburn Theatre production of it found this value and shared it with us all. Come Blow Your Horn €N STAeC, cont ' d After entertaining audiences across the nation with its lovable characters and clever script, Neil Simon ' s hit com- edy, Come Blow Your Horn came to Auburn ' s Telfair Peet Theatre Jan. 20th through 25th, 1976. The pro- duction was unique in that the play was performed in the round allowing the audience to surround the stage. Adding to the charm of the play were the costumes, designed by Francis Fuselier to fit the personality of each character. And if one doubted the play ' s appeal within the Auburn com- munity, all one had to do was try to get a ticket to a performance. €N MA cont ' d. Within six hours after the tickets were put on sale for Oklahoma, they were sold out. With reason. The February pro- duction held the absolute attention of each night ' s audience. Perhaps being surrounded by swaying heads, tapping feet, and an occasional self-declared singer helped the audience to feel a part of the performance. Perfection was achieved in costuming, set design, act- ing, dancing, and singing — quite a tall order. Bobby Driggers and Luanne Gil- reath, cast as Curly and Laurey, did an excellent job in their central roles, as did Hal Mcintosh and Malinda Crowder. But the favorite of the audience was Marylin Byrd, cast as Ado Annie. The rambunctious, tomboyish, twangy talk- ing part was perfect for her. All in all, the musical was even better than Okla- homa— OK! It was usually placed with care upon the mantel in your grandparents ' home, so that adventurous hands wouldn ' t break the stasis of time created in a little bottle. You probably never figured out, with your cartoon and tootsie-pop mind, how the builder could have ever placed the ship on its blue Plaster-of-Paris sea since the hull and masts were larger than the small opening at the end of the bottle. Now, fifteen years later, you still haven ' t broken the secret of the little world, and the ship in a bottle and your grandpar- ents are only a blurry, colorful memory. Now you don ' t peer into the bottle of interrupted time — you live it. Outside of Auburn University — its books, its people, its orange and blue everybody- needs-to-have-one-of-these stores — the world grows and moves on. Spewing fragments of life outside, your room- mate sprints through his meal to get to the library, leaving you with parts of a puzzle about Patty Hearst ' s trial, presi- dential campaigns, anti-busing riots, or another unsuccessful coupinanunknown republic. Filing them in your mind behind were important things like buy- ing a new pair of khakis and xeroxing the notes you missed in 241, you walk to the Haley Center Concourse, sit on the wall, watch a few friends go by, exchange a couple of howyadoing? finehowbout- you? and soak up some rays. You ' re sailing on the Plaster-of-Paris sea in the little bottle of Auburn Univer- sity. 1 A HILE YOU HERE STUDIECl 136 i ,UtA m fe fe (Top): Dick Slayton and a Soviet cosmonaut link together in history ' s first U.S. -Soviet Joint Space Mission. (Left): South Vietnamese troops fill every inch of space on a ship evacuating them at Thuan An Beach from nearby Hue, just one month before the final collapse of the democratic government. (Above): Anti-busing demonstrators in Louisville. Ky., illustrate the growing national disapproval of past Supreme Court rulings on busing as the means for desegregation; other demonstrations this year occured in such places as Boston, Chicago and Charlotte. (Opposite page. Top): President Ford ducks behind his limousine and is hustled into the vehicle after being shot at as he left the St. Francis Hotel in San Francisco. (Opposite page. Bottom left): Associate Justice Wm. 0. Douglas, 77 and partially paralyzed since 1974, announces his retirement from the Supreme Court after serving under seven Presidents. (Opposite page. Bottom right): Patty Hearst gives the SLA clenched fist salute, despite handcuff, as she leaves for her bail hearing after her capture in September. 137 Orange Blu tania ccCAikUu. (M cjtonif Oft d£ y Following a 1974 cheerleading squad that had beei named 1 in the nation put pressure on the 75 squa to perform. Headed by Linwood Moore, AutHirn ' s firs black cheerleader, the group of 13 students appeared, on national television during the Jerry Lewis Musculai Dystrophy Telethon. Although their act wasn ' t alway perfect — Linwood spelling out Auburn with only, one u, or the guys dropping girls right and left dur ing A-Day — the cheerleaders did their part to keei spirits high. HMd Cheerleader: Paul Winga I • f T • ' J mW.wM I 140 II Tennis Team: (First Row) Larry Wolf. Rusty Gordon, Jackie Bushman, Fred Ponte, Kenny Wright, Jay Pease. (Sec- ond Row) Coach Luther Young, Drew Evert, Chucl Highley, Brad Milton, David Greenfield, Asst. Coach Bob Risi. mi mmmmmmmA 9 w- We had the best team we ' ve had in a ong time — but everybody else did, too , ennis coach Luther Young summed up he 1975 team with those words. Because )f everyone else ' s improved status, the igers finished 8th in the SEC. The first, second, and third seeds, a inderclassmen, played well the entire leason. Auburn ' s weakness was found in he inconsistency of the last three seeds. fter a slow sluggish start, Auburn ' s letters finished the season by winning heir last six matches (excluding the imson Tide Classic and the SEC ourney). There was some disappointment in the inish of the 1 doubles team, com- )osed of Drew Evert and Jackie Bush- nan. Evert and Bushman played well, osing to Georgia in the SEC. A Georgia Juo eventually went on to capture the JEC doubles championship. lorida 0-9 Kentucky 0-9 linois 2-7 Tennessee 2-7 liss. State 4-5 South Alabama 9-0 su 2-5 Crimson Tide Classic 3rd olumbus College 7-2 Columbus College 7-2 eorgia 0-9 OleMiss 6-3 outh Alabama 8-1 Vanderbilt 8-1 Vest Georgia 7-2 Georgia Tech 5-4 amford 4-5 Samford 6-3 labama 0-9 SEC Tournament 8th Out ill Leff-FicMJiiit still (tcomMOHCcci. Piaau£ 1975 S uid M 7Mm tviU icJlo 2 -21 S z o ud Outcome... ■2i ■y- m mm: ' (; ' -■ ' m - fi - . Baseball here at Auburn, like football, has always seemed to enjoy a winning tradition; but 1975 was a short inter- ruption to the long line of success that sport has encountered. Often in ap- parent danger of finishing with a losing season, the Tigers did at least salvage a winning year, being the victor in 24 games while dropping 21. The base- ballers weren ' t quite so fortunate in their SEC contests, though, as the final ledger there read 7-9. The Tigers never lost more than four games in a row, but the problem was that after an early-season seven game winning binge, they could never put together more than three wins in a row either — and that only once. So one word tells the story of Coach Paul Nix ' s 1975 Baseball Team — inconsistancy. None the less there were some out- standing individual performances for the year. Mickey Miller led the team in at-bats (167), runs scored (30), hits (54), runs-batted-in (31), and batting average (.323). He also had the most doubles for the team (13), and tied with Gary Dailey for the most games played (41). The amazing point to 1975 BASEBALL SCORES Georgia 1 2 Btrmingham 5-3 Florida State 1-3 airmingham 6-3 Florida State 4 Marietta College 7-1 Florida 9-3 Clemson 4-5 Florida 7-8 Clemson 46 Troy State 35 „ouisviIle 5-0 Vanderbilt 5-8 Mississippi State 9-8 Vanderbilt 03 Mississippi State 3-1 Vanderbilt 4-3 Mississippi State ' 3-0 Mississippi State 5-4 Columbus College 16-1 Mississippi State 6-0 Columbus College 9-6 Jacksonville State 4-5 North Alabama 8-4 Georgia 4-11 Florida 0-13 Alabama 4-3 Florida 7-5 Alabama 2-6 Jacksonville 1-2 Tennessee 3-4 Jacksonville 3-4 Tennessee 6 11 Kentucky 1-4 Tennessee 10-4 Kentucky 9-4 Florida State 14 Kentucky 15-7 Florida State 4-3 Alabama 0-2 Mercer 9-2 Alabama 12-0 Mercer 2-4 144 Left Field, cont ' d. remember about Miller is that he led Auburn ' s batting attack while playing shortstop in the field — usually a position held by agile, but weak-hitting batsmen. Fol- lowing Miller in batting average, respectively, were Richie Howard (.301) and Curt Cope (.293). Cope also establish- ed himself as the speedster of the squad by nabbing 15 stolen bases, tops on the team. Cope rapped out 43 hits to finish second to Miller in that category. As a whole, the team carried a healthy .261 batting average, which makes the 21 losses even more of a puzzle. Auburn starting pitchers were led by Joe Beckwith who led the staff with the best record (7-3), most shut- outs (2), and lowest earned-run average (1.98). He wound up second in complete games (5), games pitched (14), hits given up (59), and strike-outs (51). Davis May led in complete games (6), games pitched (15), and strike-outs (72). The third A.U. workhorse, Terry Leach, had a 5-2 record with a 3.84 ERA, 12 games pitched, and a team- leading 51 hits given up. Auburn ' s workingest, most suc- cessful relief pitchers were Matt Waller and Mark McClan- ahan, both of whom worked in 10 games and compiled ERA ' S of 1.80 and 2.52, respectively. These statistics certainly don ' t sound like those of a team that barely eeked out a winning season, a team that was at one time 10-2 and at another 15-7. Well, there ' s always next year. Speaking of next year. Auburn returns a good nucleus on which to build a successful squad with three experienced in-fielders, two catchers, three out- fielders, and six pitchers. Out-fielder Dennis Bailey was selected to the Academic All-SEC Team. 145 1be -1blalers Coach Anthony Dragoin ' s influence had a large effect on the 1975 Auburn Univer- sity Golf Team — the Tigers finished the season with an 8-1 dual record, though finishing a disappointing third in the Southeastern Conference Tournament. Bud Smith, a Freshman from Birmingham, main- tained a 73.52 stroke aver- age and tied for fifth at the SEC Tournament. Smith was also named to the first team All-SEC, becoming the first A.U. golfer to ever make the first team. Sophomore Buddy Gardner pushed Smith for top average on the Auburn team, using just 73.57 strokes per round. (Above) Bud Smith was selected first team All-SEC. becoming the first Au- burn player to ever do so. (Right) Golf TMm: Bob Dumas, Jim Fullington. Ross Johnson. Don Shirley, Bud Smith, Buddy Gardner, Ed Davis, Barry Holt. Coach Dragoin. 146 ' 9 9f Iff 1975 GOLF RESULTS F.S.U. INVITATIONAL Sixth place Auburn 293 Chipola 319 South Alabama 294 Southern Mississippi 301 SOUTHEASTERN INTERCOLLEGIATE Fifth place Auburn 356 Troy State 364 South Alabama 380 West Georgia 386 Auburn 362 Alex City 365 Columbus College 379 SOUTHERN JUNIOR-SENIOR Second place CHRIS SCHENKEL Ninth place CALLAWAY CUP Fifth place S.E.C. TOURNAMENT Third place 147 FOURTH Football season brings a strange glow to the Lovliest Village of the Plains. You can say War Eagle to everyone and get some kind of reaction. Thoughts always turn to Toomer ' s Corner, pro- grams, and bowl games. But the glow was different in 1975 — Shug Jordan, head coach and symbol of Auburn football for 25 years, was going to retire after the season. So each Satur- day, alumni filled the stadium, bringing their children and grand- children to see a legend — and to see Auburn win. Things didn ' t always turn out rose-colored, however, as Auburn had a very surprising, even shocking, sea- son . . .r m ifc - -■ ' ii F?S:. «  I m- . ■• ' i •!. l f« ■i M r f? a. '  i ' f 150 1: GETTING INTO GEAR Early in Spring Quarter, Shug Jordan made the surprising announcement that the 1975 football season would be his last. With fine players returning from the amazing 1974 team, fans and sports- writers alike began predicting a champ- ionship, and even undefeated, team for Shug likened to that of his first year here. During Spring Training, Doug Barfield began assuming a little more of the re- sponsibility, preparing himself for his new career as Head Coach. After the enthusiastic and encouraging session, the ' 75 Tigers made their first appear- ance in the annual A-Day football game. They didn ' t seem to show much of their stuff as they were expected, but this can be blamed mostly on the pouring rain and mud-laden field. Highlights of the afternoon included a halftime ex- hibition by the Parachute Team and the crowning of Scarlotte Hall as Miss A-Day. Hopes for the next season were now very intense. 1 151 SURPRISING PLUMMET At 1:00 on September 13, the Auburn Tigers were the best in Alabama — since Bear Bryant ' s Tide had been hu- miliated by Missouri 20-7. This was just another opening game, just a warm- up, but someone forgot to tell that to Memphis State. Our defense wasn ' t able to stop MSU ' s Kippy Brown, and our offense turned over the ball six times in the first half. Junior quarter- back Phil Gargis fumbled on Auburn ' s first carry, leading to a MSU lead of 3-0. Auburn spent the rest of the day trying to catch up — by halftime it was 24-0. In the second half, Auburn came back behind the powerful running of Mitzi Jackson, who scored twice. But the second half wasn ' t long enough, and Jordan lost his first opener since 1968 with a final score of 31-20. The next week. Auburn played a quarter of outstanding football in Waco, Texas. But that one quarter wasn ' t enough to defeat the Baylor Bears. Instead the Tigers went out in front 10-0 the first quarter only to have Baylor tie it in the end. Two plays were turning points in the game: The first was a 36-yard Baylor field goal which took place after time had run out for the first half, but ruled good by the of- ficials; the second was a holding penal- ty on Auburn after Rick Neel had re- turned the ball to the Baylor 15. The ball was returned to the Auburn 34, and the game soon ended 10-10. Fans who next travelled to Knoxville actually thought they ' d see Auburn ' s first win; they were disappointed, how- ever. The Tigers and Vols played some mirror-image ball at first. On the third play of the game, Kenny Burks fum- bled for Auburn; on the Vols ' third play, Gayles fumbled. Nine plays later. Auburn scored with a 25-yard pitch to Burks; Tennessee next scored on a 26- yard pass to Seivers. Next, Wallace scored for the Vols, and Burks for Au- burn. In the third period, O ' Donoghue finally put Auburn ahead 17-14. Joy turned to disgust, however, as a 37- yard pass to Seivers finished the game at 21-17. October 27 brought the VPI Gob- blers to Jordan-Hare, and Auburn fans laughed as they looked for an after- noon reminiscent of a Chattanooga game. But he who laughs last . . . The Tigers, still a 21-point favorite despite their 0-2-1 record, roared into the stadium and left with their tail between their legs. 45,000 fans sat bewildered in the rain to see Auburn manage only one touchdown and three field goals, while VPI racked up 04 yards in of- fense and won 23-13.1 153 3: THE UPHILL CLIMB H H 1 5j| mSP 1 l| vR J| l ,. -w ■ .,J - ■ ?! l ; ' ' ' - ' • ■ ,, The victory that seemed forever in coming oc- curred in Lexington as Auburn wheezed to a 15-9 win over a pathetic Kentucky team. For 53 min- utes, the game looked like another loss as ' Tucky held a 9-0 lead on three field goals. But Auburn means pairs — orange blue, Jordan Hare, J M, 17-16 blocked punts — so lightening struck twice: two Wildcat fumbles and two Tiger touchdowns. After the first fumble, it took sec- ond-stringer Clyde Baumgartner 16 seconds to score on a 72 yard pass to Gilligan. Tommy Hicks forced the second fumble and Kenny Burks made the lead 15-9 three plays later. Toomer ' s Corner finally looked like Toomer ' s Corner. Comeback victories are hard on everyone — especially nervous fans. The weak-at-heart found Auburn ' s 31-27 victory over Georgia Tech a breathtaker. Caught in a 17 point deficit, second- string defensive end Jeff McCollum caused two big Tech turn-overs with his tenacious defensive play. Both turn-overs came in the fourth quarter inside the Tech 25 yard line, and Auburn con- verted both mishaps into TD ' s. Quarterback Phil Gargis also rushed for 98 yards in 14 carries, while leading Auburn to its second victory. Rick Telhiard also played an excellent game on, and off, the field. His scuffle with a Tech guard seem- ed to fire up the Tigers to its 31-27 win. The Tigers next escaped from Tallahassee with a 17-14 squeaker that left FSU coach Darrell Mudra arguing with officials. During the first quarter, Mitzi Jackson rushed 46 yards, after which Secdrick Mclntyre scored from the one. FSU, however, scored immediately on a 15 yard pass to Shumann. On its next possession. Auburn fumbled, and FSU drove to the three where Tiger defense held them to a halftime 7-7 tie. As the next half began, however, FSU scored again. Then the kickoff was returned by Nick Neel for an Auburn TD. Next O ' Donoghue kicked Auburn ahead 17-14. Then with seconds left, FSU moved 155 4: THE FURTHER DESCEN ' to the Auburn 11 and made an apparer score. The TD was nullified on pass inter- ference, and an Auburn victory was saved as the following field goal was wide. „ Afterfinallygetting on a winning strea the Auburn Tigers missed a golden portunity to get revenge for two conse tive losses to the University of Florida,) they fell again to the Gators ' power team 31-14. Florida scored on its fi| possession of the game, and then c verted two interceptions into a 21-7 time lead. For Auburn, freshman lir backer Mike McQuaig still had an excel lent day despite the loss, dropping Gator runner after another before suff ing a knee injury in the second half, once again. Auburn lost a game, once again it was to Florida. After this Florida loss, Shug Jorc walked into Jordan-Hare Stadium in middle of a nightmare the followi| week. His Tigers were 3-4-1 — not exacth a sterling performance for his closi year. Most of the 64,796 fans who cai to see the coach ' s last home game ev were sure that Auburn would beat Misi sippi State. However, the Tigers were oi able to tie the Bulldogs, 21-21. The o( thrill of this Homecoming weekend see ed now to be the Dionne Warwick cono the night before, the crowning of K) Tucker as Miss Homecoming, and promise of a get-together with frien that night to console each other. Aubu marched to an 8-0 lead in the first minutes of the game, when the defen forced a safety off the Bulldogs a O ' Donoghue kicked two field goals, victory still seemed likely, but then Sta drove 75 yards for a touchdown. The two- point conversion tied the game 8-8, and the nightmare was beginning again. With 14 seconds left in the half. Bulldog Ken- ny Jordan kicked a field goal to put Stat; ahead 11-8. To open the second half of the game, Secdrick Mclntyre fumbled the Auburn five-yard line. Mississif State recovered and scored only seconc later, making it her game, 18-8. Auburn then began its ascent as Jeff Gilligan later caught a 30 yard TD pass from Gilligar. Following this, each team kicked field goals in the third quarter. Finally, in the fourth quarter, Jim Pitts recovered a Mississippi State fumble, after whicn O ' Donoghue kicked another field goal to tie the game 21 all. Both teams failed to score again, and Jordan was forced to leave the stadium with a double night- mare: a 3-4-2 season thus far, and a sea- son in which for the first time ever he had failed to win a single game at home. And to close this season, his worse SECrivals lay ahead — Georgia and Alabama. M mas 156 I 157 5: THE LAST FARE A ELI In finishing off its season, the Tig( played between the hedges on Novemb 15 for little more than pride. Nothing elj was at stake here against Georgia — tf Tigers would never go to a bowl with foi losses and two ties, thus being the fiq team in 13 years not to make a poj season trip; the Tigers didn ' t have a sh( at an SEC title or national rankings; ar they had little hope for a winning seaso Auburn had nothing to lose really, y the Tigers battled to within one point the third quarter, 13-12, before tl Georgia Bulldogs utilized four turnove and two Auburn penalties to beat Auburn 28-13. And so they met in Birmingham — t tired and Jackson-less Tigers and thj powerhouse Crimson Tide. The Tigi allowed Alabama only 7 points in the fir half, but were buried by the awesomj Tide offense in the second half. Aubui gained only 144 yards to Bama ' s 430 the 28-0 shutout. urn tS the sell firH This Iron Bowl classic was the last on- field meeting between two football leg- ends — Ralph Shug Jordan and Paul Bear Bryant. Bryant left Birmingham the victor of the day, with a Sugar Bowl bid and next season to look forward to; Jordan left with a term as Trustee mem- ber ahead and retrospective thoughts of last season . . . and the season before . . . Some people looked at this game and said he left the field a loser. But those who knew the man thought differently. Those who had yelled War Eagle and felt a special tingle, and those who had listened to a courteous man on Saturday afternoon with a You ' re so right, Carl knew differently. Shug Jordan was a winner — in every sense of the word. 1975 FOOTBALL SCORES Memphis state 20-31 Florida State 17-14 Baylor 10-10 Florida 14-31 Tennessee 17-21 Mississippi State 21-21 Virginia Tech 13-23 Georgia 13-28 Kentucky 15- 9 Alabama 0-28 Georgia Tech 31-27 159 f ISOT A MATCH ? ntdUu f student cipcUAtf cut ufo etUn 4 ' (peofi.,. % K : ' ' ' ' mm II vr We had quality people . . . they just didn ' t perform. That was how Keith Controneo, senior scholarship wres- tler, described the Tigers 4-11-1 over- all wrestling season. The poor showing came as a disappointment to coaches, athletes, and fans alike, since Auburn had become used to holding the 1 spot in the SEC. The Auburn team was plagued by a loss of key personnel, lack of student support, and the absence of team effort, according to Controneo. On several occasions, Auburn lost match- es simply because they were f6rced to forfeit the heavyweight classification, including a painful loss to first ranked SEC team Kentucky. While recent history has had an overabundance of walk-on wrestlers, the general rule for the 1975-76 season was if you weren ' t on scholarship, you weren ' t there. An average of only 50 students would show up for the matches this year, while crowds of over 2000 were not uncommon during 20-odd years reign- ing as SEC champions in wrestling. Also, according to Controneo, though Coach Milliron tried his best, there was not unifying effort on this team. There used to be a team effort, but it wasn ' t here. Now, a new NCAA ruling will cut the. number of wrestling scholarships from 19 to 11, further hurting the program. Add to that the fact that the team re- lied on seniors or juniors, such as Kenneth Butts, Rick Romano. Jim Strain, and Reis Nielson, and you can understand why Controneo says it ' s hard to be positive about the future. (Above): Ken Butts is on his way to victory. The two time SEC second place 167-pounder enjoy- ed a very successful senior year. (Right): Jim Strain showj the agony of Injury that plagued Auburn ' s wrestlers this year. He bounced back from the Injury to win this match with a pin. WRESTLING RESULTS Alabama 20-21 Colorado School of Mines 28-11 Air Force Academy 12-28 North Colorado 13-30 Colorado State 6-40 Middle Tennessee 19-25 Georgia 20-26 LSU 20-16 Franklin and Marshall 21-15 Tennessee 13-27 Florida 10-29 Florida Tech 20-20 Alabama 10-28 UT-Chattanooga 9-27 SEIWA Tournament 3rd Kentucky 14-26 Georgia 28-17 SEC Championships 5th 162 Ml ir tt« i A few years ago, the idea of a losing football season was about as ridiculous as a winning Eagle basketball team. 1975-76 brought both, and with the new changes some precedents. Students now had to cut 10 o ' clock classes to get a place in ticket lines which opened at 11:30. A record num- ber of season tickets were sold, and people actually came to the JV game in order to have a good seat for the varsity tip-off. An opening night victory over Butler, which had just beat- en Ohio State, put visions of championship trophies in the minds of Auburn fans. Soon, Christmas tournament losses to SMU. Duke, and North Carolina State put pressure on the Tigers to better the 18-8 record of 1975. 1 . ■ 5 _ V? % S 9 i s SaSiSfiai I Ti i ' w Follow the BouncingBe conit The Tigers soon proved that thejf could play as up and down as t e dribble of a basketball. After t e home court victory over Buti , Auburn downed West Carolina a d South Florida on the road. Visions 4 sugarplums? The first round of t e Sun Carnival Invitational Toun h ment was a shock, as the Mustar s of SMU downed Auburn 87-85 .n overtime | Basketball in the Atlantic Co .1 Conference has been looked u[ n as the pinacle of collegiate athlet $ by some, due to the ACC tean.s heavy win-loss ratio in games against non ACC teams. The Tigerf found out the reason for this record in an away game with North Caro- lina State — physical basketball and alt-but-impartial officials. The na- tionally ranked Wolfpack slipped ahead of Auburn in the second half to post a 79-74 victory. Junior guard Eddie Johnson led the Auburn scorers with 23 points capturing his fifth high scorers crown in seven games In early winter quarter, the Tigers played to a coliseum record of 12,612 fans when Auburn faced the Crimson Tide in what was billed as an SEC championship game. The Tigers played like champions — for one half. Building a commanding 10 point lead behind the shooting of Mike Mitchell and the rebounding of Gary Redding. Auburn appeared to have another mark in the win column when the first half ended } (Fat Lett) All SEC Guard Eddie Jotinson stiows power js ne drives for a lay-up in Auburn s opening game (Above): Auburn ' s other backiourt ace Stan PietkievKic2. proves he can handle a baskettiall as well as sink 30-foot |ump shots. (Left): Miles Patrick, sophomore center, goes up to block a shot against Vandy Officials called it goal tending, but Auburn fans wondered. (Right): Bob Davis shows that watching him can be almost as exciting as watching the game . f_ . fi jy r. uyak J0 PM. ' n ■ ■ ■• ■ la H CBHHP Cr Jy¥aift ' ' fS ffiP Ittif Su ' ■ Haawj Follow the Bouncing Ball, cont ' d. Anotf.er disappointment came on January 19. when Bernard King, Ernie Grunfeld, and the citizens of Knoxville made the Tigers two things — furious and losers. As Tennessee downed the Tigers 83-78, King ' s school boy street talents of slapping, elbowing, and name call- ing behind the officials led Auburn players and Coach Bob Davis to branr ' him bush and no class. The Bernie and Ernie show may have gotten raves in Knoxville, but they were cancelled a month later as Auburn played nearly flawless basketball, downing the Vols 73-72 in overtime. A noisy Auburn crowd, many who h ad waited most of the afternoon to get good seats in the student section, let the Vols know they disapproved of bush basketball in the Auburn way. Not with oranges, like the Vols would — but with encouragement for the Tigers and chastizement for the Vols. WAR EAGLE. While the season had many sparkles, inconsistency kept the act from being a highly polished game. Auburn ' s 11-7 record in the SEC was disappointing, as was the 7-8 road game record. But Doctor Bob Davis and his Tigers held some treats: Senior Gary Redding ended a fine career for Auburn, playing fine, all around basketball. Redding was one of the top vote getters in the Pizza Hut Basketball Classic, a tribute not only to his ability but to his personality. Recruiting from last year paid off as Montgomery ' s Cedrick Hordges proved that a big, young man can make it in the SEC. (Below) Auburn on the fastbreak — Stan Pietkiewicz goes in for the lay-up. .V v% r Redding setting an all time Au- burn rebound mark — Glen Moon answering to a partisan student section ' s Moooooon by racing the length of the court in Auburn ' s clos- ing game against Mississippi to dunk the last shot of the 1975-76 season. Myles Patrick delighting friend and foe with a pre-game Globetrot- ter ritual, and Stan Pietkiewicz hit- ting shots from almost as far out as the Lee County line. Coach Bob Davis putting an end to the rumors that he would jump to Ohio State as a coach by signing a new multi-year contract, assuring fans of more jumping, yelling, table slapping, and kneeling antics during the coming years. (left) Mike Mitchell drives for a layup against Mississippi State. The sophomore forward averaged over 19 points a game, pulled down over 9 rebounds a game and was selected to the All-SEC team, (below) Gary Redding, who was selected to the academic All-SEC team for the third year, puts up a jump shot, (lower left) Highly touted freshman. Cedric Hordges shows his talent early as he hits from the outside in Auburn ' s opening game. With its up and down momentum, flashy uniforms, and near super- stars — Basketball has arrived on the loveliest villager Follow the Bouncing Ball, cont ' d. 1 Iv t ,,. ' •% -4M - • ' t « ar- 1 , w I Jl Swimming Coach Eddie Reese took only three years to bring Au- burn from the SEC cellar to a 1975 eighth place finish in the nation. This year, the NCAA Guide picked Auburn as the nation ' s 7 team. Six seniors — Paul Buff, Mike Drews, Logan Pierson, Duncan Powell, John Pierson, and Doug Donovan —were greatly responsible for this ranking. Auburn also added some top fresh- man recruits from across the United States. The Tigers began official practice on the first day of classes Fall Quar- ter in effort to be prepared for their November 21 opening meet. 173 In some ways the preparation paid off — Auburn finished the season with only one dual meet loss opposed to six wins, according to P.K. Buff, an Auburn swimmer. Auburn also won the Southern Intercollegiate Cham- pionship — the first championship the Tigers have ever take n. Auburn ' s total for the three day event was 675 pts.. followed by North Carolina State ' s 628. and Miami ' s 604. Auburn suf- fered a disappointment in the SEC Championship meet — no first place finishes in any event. Auburn ' s third place finish behind Tennessee, and Alabama was easily excused in the light of a most successful year. 41 Making Waves, cont ' d. .. . w w - ,. -- ' ' ' : - 1 • ' ., mm j 0 m)% - ' ' v. - Wl , i  M g ' yc. l ,-. . ' ' ■ SWIMMING RESULTS Southeastern Relays 2nd Tennessee Relays 2nd Tulane 75-36 Alabama 33-80 Canada All-Stars 60-35 South Carolina 71-42 LSU 61-52 Florida State 64-49 Southern Intercollegiate 1st Southeastern Conference Champ. 3rd SEC Championship 3rd 175 176 ll Making Waves .cont ' d ' ' They eat their Hey, sports fans, you like football? Well, read this. The American Heritage Dictionary , page 615: Rugby (rug ' be). A British form of football . . . This British form of football is fast becoming an American form of foot- ball. And, it ' s spreading into the South- east, even into our Loveliest Village where the only form of football we believe in so far, is the Jordan-Sullivan-Beasley type. In a decade or so, we may be caught up in a rugby frenzy, but not for now. Even so. Auburn does field a rugby team and they do very well to say the least. By win- ning over 23 of their thirty games in 1975, the Auburn Rugbiers have al- ready established that winning tradition which is the only way in Auburn. Led by team captain Roger Linn, the Auburn team captured fourth place in a field of forty-five teams in the Mardi Gras Tour- nament held at Southeastern Louisiana University in Hammond, Louisiana. Other stalwart performers for the team included Craig Dyas, Ronnie Crow, Rick Northam, and our President ' s own son, Cabel Philpott. All these capable young men and a host of newcomers promise to make believers out of Auburn yet and may be, just maybe, divert a fraction of the attention that the American pigskin now receives. 178 ■r -■ - ■ A je H 179 1LL- iriGRI0in MGh The 1975 Auburn Track Team offered some sur- prises and some disappointments, but mostly bright moments of track here on the Plains. The squad featured consistent performances from two world- class sprinters in Clifford Outlin and Willie Smith. Also turning in high finishes with reasonable regularity were Jim Carson in the High Hurdles, Bruce Skiles in the Mile, and the 440-yard relay team which made the finals in each meet in which it participated. The indoor season came first and Auburn opened by finishing third in the Catholic Youth Organization Meet. Here, the Mile Relay team placed third and Willie Smith placed fourth in the 60-yard dash. Next, the Tigers took fourth place in both the Senior Bowl and LSU Meets. Auburn ' s thinclads then travelled the 50 miles of 1-85 westward to Montgomery and partici- pated in the Montgomery Invitational. Here, Jim Car- son won the High Hurdles and set a school record as well as breaking the meet record. Auburn then won its own invitational meet and followed this victory with its first loss in five years of competition on its own indoor vS track — to South Carolina, who outpointed the Eagles 66-56. Then, at the SEC Meet, Auburn finished sixth as Clifford Outlin won the 60-yard dash with a blistering 6.0 second timing. Willie Smith also placed second in the 440-yard dash with a clocking of 47.8 seconds — good enough for a new school record. Outlin went on to the NCAA indoor meet and placed second in the country in the 60. This performance earned him Ail-American status. Moving into the outdoor season. Auburn lost, first dual meet with Southern Illinois — before makl a good showing in the Florida Relays. In the Sunsh| State, Outlin placed second in the 100-yard dash, 880-relay team captured a second, and both tt shuttle relay team and the 440-relay team manag to pull down number four spots. In the Texas ReU the Tiger tracksters could do no better than two fif in the 440 and 880 yard relays. Next, Auburn cai home and defeated Furman, Middle Tennessee, ar Troy State in a four way meet. After this victory, t Plainsmen dropped a dual meet to Florida Sta 96-58; however, this meet brought two new schoi records; Willie Smith, again, in the 440 (46.2) ar Bruce Skiles in the Mile (4:08.8). Following this df meet loss. Auburn travelled to the Penn. Relays, wh Outlin tied Tennessee ' s renouned Reggie Jones in 100 (9.4). Smith placed third in the 440 and Cars finished third in the High Hurdles. Then, at LSU, ' M _«__:v- (Front Row): Les Porterfield. Daniel Sims, Terry Baker, Frank Ogles. Mark Jorday, Jeff Hamilton, Gerald Russell. Rick Musick, Harvey Glance. Mike Barrett. (Second Row): Willie Smith, Ricky Watson. Jim Duna- way, David McKannan. Neil Murphy, Andy Pintus, John Cecil. Gary Lindquist, Bob Montgomery. Tony Easley. James Walker, John Richardson. (Third Row): Vernon Cousins, Barco Davidson, Steve Brown, Jon Fox, Ross Schaffstall, John Lewter, Bret Dull, Jeff Curry. Wayne Wolf, Paul Regan, Rob Will. Marc Valentine. 180 I ' urn tied for third in a 4-way meet as Outlin won the 00 in 9.3, and Smith won the 220 en route to a new chool record of 20.9 seconds. The SEC outdoor meet ' as then held and Auburn would up a disappointing ixth. Top performers were, as usual, Outlin (winning ie 100 and gaining third in the 220), and Smith (cap- jring third in the 440 and fourth in the 220). Mike nderson also impressed with a third in the decathlon, oth Clifford Outlin and Auburn ' s 440-relay team ppeared to have excellent chances in the NCAA utdoor meet. But,the 40-relay bunch had ome bad luck, as a ropped baton stripped hem of a high placing nd Ail-American status, lutlin was more fortun- te, though, and won second place in the out- loor 100-yard dash thus laking him an All- merican in both out- oor and indoor meets. :onsistantly high finishes in le 60, 100, and 220 gained Jifford Outlin Ail-American tatus in both indoor and out- oor track. nuammimmiat 181 182 I Ail-American Men, cont ' d. The Auburn Indoor Track Team, coached by Mel Rosen, climaxed its most successful season in eight years by claiming third place in the 1976 SEC meet at Baton Rouge. Led by first place finishes by freshman Harvey Glance in the 60-yard dash (6.0 sec.) and by sophomore Willie Smith in the 440-yard dash (47.7 sec). Auburn had to storm from down in the pack on the meet ' s second day after claiming only a fourth place by Rob Will in the shot put (56 ' -4 ' 2 ) on the first day. The meet ' s greatest surprise was provided by Tony Easley, who garnered a second place finish behind Glance in the 60. His time was 6.1 seconds, only a tenth behind Blance. Other outstanding performances in the meet included: —2nd place in the 60-yard hurdles, James Walker (7.1 sec.) —4th place in the 60-yard hurdles, John Lewter (7.2 sec.) — 4th place in the triple jump, Jeffer Sellers (48. 1ft.) — 5th place in the mile run, John Fox (4:04.7 min.) — School record in the high jump, Marc Valentine (6 ' 10 ) Reflecting on the season, track mentor Rosen said he feels that the SEC is one of the strongest con- ferences in the country. He concluded that he was very, very happy with the way things turned out for us. 183 Goal seekers ;. ' 5A ' 184 ' ' ffw ir tv -•. ' ' i 1! . ' ■ ' ' ' SS? ' -rV :..■■ ' - ■ ' ' f; l Maybe football, basketball, baseball, track, wrestling, tennis, or even golf . . . but soccer ... at Auburn? You ' ve got to be kidding. No, we ' re not and its getting big- ger and better. The team, actually a club, was coached this year by Paulo Moreina. They play two separate seasons — one in the Fall and one in the Spring. This past fall, the Soccerites led by the likes of Amin Aur, Michael Haynes, and Gary Drake, posted a 2-1 ledger defeating Southern Tech twice and losing once to Tuskegee Institute. This Spring the Soccer Club already has nine games scheduled, including such other sport rivals as Alabama, Florida State, and Georgia Tech and schedule repeats from Fall-South- ern Tech, and Tuskegee. If the group continues its 2 hour a day, 5 day a week practice re- gime, it will certainly, in time, rise to a more deserving place on the Auburn sports spectrum. 185 186 Women ' s Athletics are alive and well at Auburn University despite the lack of monetary support from the Univer- sity. Title IX and the ever present equal rights trend are fast liberating sports participation for the Auburn coed. Auburn women participate inter- collegiately in Basketball, Swimming, Volleyball, Golf, Gymnastics, and Ten- nis. Softball and track and field are being added for next year bringing the number of sports open to the fairer sex to eight. Auburn ' s open door policy toward female sports has been more than a symbolic response to women ' s lib; it has made believers out of many skeptical males who felt that a wom- an ' s role was that of a screaming spec- tator, not a capable participant. Women ' s sports have come a long way, but much more can be done. Sandra Newkirk, Director of Women ' s Athletics, said, We now have a good solid program even without scholar- ship reward. But in the long run, if we are to be expected to be successful, such a measure will be imperative. 187 The year of the woman, cont ' d. Auburn ' s women ' s basketball team came close, but no cigar in 1976. Fielding what was their best team ever, the team could muster only a third place in the State tournament. Coach Susan Nunneley sighted a lack of over- all height a§ probably keeping Auburn from the State title. Alabama Gadsden Jr. College Mercer Talladega College Montevallo South Alabama Georgia State Georgia Tech Mercer Judson College Troy State Montevallo Faulkner State Tuskegee Institute Georgia Tech Troy State Georgia State Tuskegee Institute Faulkner State 188 VOLLEYBALL RESULTS South Alabama 2-0 Troy State 2-0 Tuskeegee Institute 2-1 Columbus Tournament Second West Georgia 2-3 FSU Tournament Third Alabama State 2-0 South Alabama 2-0 Montevallo 0-2 Alabama 0-2 Judson College 2-0 Memphis State Tournament First Judson College 2-0 Tuskeegee Institute 2-0 Troy State 2-0 State Tournament Fifth Regional Tournament Fifth Auburn volleyball enjoyed a very successful year. Under the guidance of Coach Sandra Newkirk, the team compiled a record of nineteen vic- tories, eleven defeats and four splits, captured the AAIAW District championship, first place in the Memphis State Tournament, fifth place in both the State and Regional tournaments. The team was lead by Lou Schilling, who won All-State honor, and Carlene Clark, who was Honorable Mention in All-State. 189 The year of the woman, cont ' d. The story of the year for John Woods ' swimmers has to be one of frustration. Both the swimmers and divers enjoyed outstanding years. The team participated in three duel meets and easily won all three. De- spite this team record, not a single swimmer qualified for nationals, a disappointing finish to an otherwise great year. 190 ,.3PS .?8-- 1 H HH a fl H - yj M : : ' 1 During the second full season, the Golf Team found competition a bit overwhelming and was unable to match its state-runner-up showing of a year ago. The female linksters have a new home, still waters on Lake Martin; and under Coach Ron Murphy, their future is bright. 191 The year of the woman, cont ' d. 1975 turned out to be a good year for Auburn ' s Women Tennis Team. Under the direction of Coach Nanellen Lane, these women won the State Championship. There were also moments of personal victory when Donna Jacobi won the State Singles and again when Jacobi and Phoebee Allen won the State Doubles. 192 The lady gymnists, coached by Lynn Peters, after finishing second in their first year of competition tumbled away with first place in the state this time around. Jeanne Dennon established herself as the teams top performer by claiming top honors in three of four events held at state meet and was tied for first in the balance beam competition with another Auburnite, Nancy Scheider. 193 Jiisit for fun Softball Campus Champ Phi Kappa Tau Fraternity Champ ,Phi Kappa Tau League A Champ . imbdaChi Alpha League B Champ . Phi Kappa Tau Independent Champ . . .Hits Dorm Champ . . Division A Badminton Fraternity Champ . . .Lambda Chi Alpha League A Champ . . . . . .Lambda Chi Alpha Leagues Champ . , .Sigma Phi Epsilon Dorm Champ ... Division HI Tennis Fraternity Champ . .Kappa Alpha League A Champ . .Kappa Alpha League B Champ Delta Chi Dorm Champ . . .Division J Horseshoes Fraternity Champ . .Lambda Chi Alpha League A Champ . . . . .Lambda Chi Alpha League B Champ Phi Kappa Tau Dorm Champ . . . . .Division A Track Fraternity Champ Phi Gamma Delta League A Champ Phi Gamma Delta Leagues Champ Phi Kappa Tau Independent Champ Florida Striders Dorm Champ Division RP Swimming Fraternity Champ League A Champ League B Champ GoH Fraternity Champ League A Champ Leagues Champ Independent Champ . . Independent Runner-up Dorm Champ Dorm Runner-up Table Tennis Fraternity Champ League A Champ League S Champ Dorm Champ Dorm Runner-up 1 . .None Kappa Sigma .Phi Kappa Tau None Alpha Tau Omega Tau Kappa Epsilon Andrews and Jordan WilkeandWiIke Division A . Division G .Sigma Alpha Epsilon Sigma Alpha Epsilon .Delta Sigma Phi Division A . .Division J t Football Fraternity Champ League A Champ League B Champ Independent Champ . Independent Runner-up Dorm Champ . . Dorm Runner-up . . Phi Kappa Tau .Kappa Alpha Phi Kappa Tau . . . .Bailers . Pizza Pie .Division NO . .Division RP Bowling Fraternity Champ League A Champ League B Champ Independent Champ Dorm Champ . . . Dorm Runner-up • - . ' A f- I Archery — Jill Denoff, Vet Wives. Badminton — Singles — Brenda Smith. Vet Wives, Doubles — Nancy Martin. Jeri Brown, OCI. Basketball — Vet Wives. Billiards — Janice Jackson, Delta Zeta. Bowling — Laura Stevens. Susan Strickland, Linda Grant, Alpha Gamma Delta. Golf — Laura Crowe, Chi Omega. Shuffleboard — Singles — Amy Hilyer, Kappa Delta. Pledge Singles — Tricia Lyon. Kappa Delta. Doubles — Lou Shilling. Debra Stokes. OCI. Pledge Doubles — Debi Lancaster. Melanie Roberts. Kappa Delta. Softball — OCI. Swimming — OCI. Table Tennis — Singles — Jennifer Jarvis. OCI. Pledge Singles — Marion Schoultz. Chi Omega. Doubles — Jones and Patrick. Vet Wives. Tennis — Singles Carol Reynolds. Delta Gamma. Doubles — Stephanie Joseph, Debbie Cosper. Phi Mu. Track and Field — OCI Volleyball — OCI. Pledge Team— Delta Zeta. 195 With 500 other people in a history 101 class, an entire population in Jordan- Hare, and 16.999 other social security numbers on campus, just living as an individual, as you, becomes a job. Ten people share the same last name, 400 the same major, and 3000 the same class. But instead of being swept into the chunk of humanity that is Auburn, you can find an inner security in the fact that you are you, you and only you. There isn ' t another person on campus with your likes and dislikes, your thoughts and feelings, your experiences and plans. You are an entirely different, special, unique gift. You are Auburn. 1 ' SJ Board off Trustees Auburn University is governed by a Board of Trustees consisting of one member from each congressional district, an extra member from the district in which the institution is located, and the Governor and State Super- intendent of Education, both of whom are ex-officio members. The Governor is chair- man, and he appoints members of the board. He must have the consent of the State Sen- ate on the appointment of each member, who holds office for one term of twelve years. They receive no compensation and serve until reappointed or their successors are named. Administrative authority and responsibility is placed in the hands of an administrative officer at Auburn. 199 President Ir. Harry M. Philpett Students have changed over the yaart, says President of Auburn Univer- sity Dr. Harry M. Philpott, they are more serious about college. He thinks this at- titude is due to the lack of jobs awaiting the college graduate. He also thinks that there is a healthier atmosphere today compared to that of the radical early seventies. Dr. Philpott knows all about students because he has worked with many and of course he was also once a student. He attended college at Washington and Lee University in Virginia and grad- uated from Yale after studying philoso- phy and religion. His first job was at the University of Florida when it was an all male campus, and later when only thirty women students entered with the already present ten thou- sand males. Speaking of women students. Auburn has accepted more this year than usual. Dr. Philpott says that there are now 1 .4 men to every 1 woman as opposed to ten years ago when the ratio was 3 men to every 1 woman. He is optimistic about Auburn in saying that the regulations on students are not as strict, such as dress codes and housing requirements. Also, all the buildings are being reno- vated and new ones are being built. This will take time, however, due to the high cost of running the University, which now requires about eight million dollars a month. 200 Vice President for Academic Affairs Dr. Taylor D. Littleton Dr. Taylor Littleton has been with Au- burn for over 1 8 years, viewing her from various aspects — first as a student and presently as a teacher, advisor, and ad- ministrator. Although his job mainly con- cerns the academic program at Auburn, it encompasses a large range of diversity, from equal opportunity employment of the faculty to the down-to-earth level with the students themselves. Dr. Littleton involves himself not only with students ' abstract problems, such as academic sus- pension, but also teaches one or two courses a year. He feels that he learns from his students and thoroughly enjoys the classroom atmosphere. He considers the students of today a bit more sophis- ticated and perhaps more in touch with the world, due mainly to the advanced media; but otherwise views them quite comparable to those of his own day. Recruiting a competent faculty is another facet of his job and he contends that Auburn is gaining many more well qualified specialists than ever before. This might be attributed to the tight job market. Dr. Littleton could not pin down his specific duties, but his optimistic concern for Auburn ' s future, both students and faculty, has shone and will continue to shine throughout his dedicated work. 201 « Vice President for Administration Ir. Itn T. Lanham, Jr. Dr. Lanham first came to Auburn in 1939. In this 36 years, he has been a department head, an assis- tant dean, associate director. Vice President of Research, and presently holds the position Vice President of Administration. This position was created by Dr. Phitpott at the end of his first year in Auburn. The office and the person in it work directly with the president. Dr. Lanham acts as president when Dr. Philpott is not available. Several offices report directly to Dr. Lanham including Personnel and Buildings and Grounds. This office is also respon- sible for putting the budget to- gether. Dr. Lanham has watched Auburn grow — A tremendous amount of growth has taken place in this 30- odd years — a tremendous building program and of course enrollment from essentially 1700 to 17,000 students. Vice President for Research Ch«tt«r C. Carroll Two years ago. Dr. Carrol became Vice President for Research. Before this he had been a professor of en- gineering and then head of of the department. He is responsible for the entire research program, from agri- culture to veterinary medicine. There are a number of research projects in progress now which Dr. Carrol believes to be very timely and exciting. One is the solvent refining of coal. This project in- volves taking coal directly out of the ground, pulverizing it, using a chemical solvent to remove the sui- ter content, and chemically drying the coal so that it can be burned. Another project involves the use of solar energy to fulfill the require- ments of the pultry producing facil- ity in terms of eating, lighting and heating. Both engineering and agri- cultural teams are working on this project. According to Dr. Carrol, research is not a separate entity: it is fully integrated with the teaching pro- gram, in the sense that the profes- sor who is doing research is more interesting to a class than one who is not. Many times, the best re- searchers are also the best teachers. 202 Vice President for Extenstions Gene Bramblett Gene Bramblett is the Vice Presi- dent of Extension at Auburn. His job involves extending education and ed- ucational services to the community. Bramblett is quite pleased with the Cooperative Extension Service that has been established here and devotes itself to continuing education courses in various fields. Concerning this ser- vice at Auburn, Dr. Bramblett said, The pace of knowledge is so rapid now that no one can go to school for four years and be able to absorb it all. At the same time the knowl- edge which was absorbed becomes, in five or six years, old and rusty, and people have to continue to edu- cate themselves. The university at- mosphere is a formal learning setting where continuation of previous edu- cation is easier for most than working entirely from one ' s own stimulation. Assistant to the President H. F. Vallery The Assistant to the President has no routine and his position has no job description. The reason, according to Dr. Vallery, is that Auburn has many constituents, students, faculty, alumni, legislators, trustees, and people in the community. All of these constituents must fit together, not in a permanent fashion, but intermesh- ing. Dr. Vallery says, It is my obli- gation to assist the President to see that these constituents can be heard and have an input voice In the Univer- sity ' s operations. So my door, mail, and telephone are open to anyone. Reflecting on the years since he came here in 1950, Dr. Vallery feels that some things at Auburn have not changed at all, one of these being the character of the campus. He com- pared it with the line in the novel The Thread That Runs So True: trust, respect, and friendliness - it is the undefinable spirit of an institution. 203 student Concerns Activitie Dean of Women, Katherine Cater Dean of Student Affairs, James Fey Katharine Carter has resided at Auburn for more than twenty years as Dean oi Women. She has seen women student position change many times and she hi changed with them. For example, womi are no longer required to sign in and of the dormitories and freshmen have til same hours as upperclassmen now. W men students are grateful for Dean Cater support in these areas. James Foy, Dean of Student Affairs a familiar face all over campus. His i ministrative duties never prevent him fro being involved in student activities su as freshmen orientation, pep rallies football games. He is unique and the A) burn campus would not be the same wit out him. 56% Increase Since 1972 School of Agriculture Dean Dennis Rouse The increase in environmental and consumer concerns, and quanity and quality of foods, has opened new fields of science. They have intensified in- terest in areas such as Ornamental Horticulture. Marine Biology. Bacteriol- ogy. Wildlife Management. Forestry, as well as traditional areas of food production for students. This increase can be seen by the 56 percent rise in enrollment over 1972, and 23 percent over 1973 in the School of Agriculture. According to Dean Rouse, a project has been proposed that will encourage agricultural student organizations to make contributions to the total campus life. This project was described as a park area situated around two or three lakes, to be constructed in connection with the new poultry science center that could be used for student fishing and picnicing. Teacher Evaluation System Improved School of Arts Sciences Dean Edward Hobbs The School of Arts and Sciences, the largest school on campus, teaches about 70% of all students enrolled at Auburn University at any one time. Pressures on service courses taught by Arts and Sciences faculty increase greatly when enrollments increase in the other schools on campus, accord- ing to Dean Hobbs. A new system in Arts Sciences of faculty evaluation which stresses goal setting, planning and constructive de- velopment has emerged from the ef- forts of the Faculty Development and Education Committee. All of this will emerge from periodic conferences between department heads and in- dividual faculty members. This student evaluation of teaching is an integral part of the DE system which has been consciously designed to help the faculty members and in turn, the students themselves. Students in the School of Arts and Sciences do well in the job market, says Hobbs. Many go into professional schools, while others take graduate work and become college and univer- sity professors or go into industry or engage in private practice. 205 International Awards Received School of Arehitoctiiro I Fino Arts Boon Koith McPhootort One of the most important events occuring in the School of Architecture and Fine Arts has been the announcement of Auburn Architecture students win- ning three awards in an international design com- petition. Auburn had the only U.S. School to place in the top three, and to win more than one award. Another big event in the designing of the new facili- ties for Architecture, Interior Design and Building Science. This is Phase III of the Fine Arts Center Complex. The new Fine Arts Center will alleviate the severe space limitations brought on by an enrollment in- crease from 800 to 1300 students during the past five years. These facilities will increase current facilities for Architecture, Interior Design and Building Science by more than 30%. When the Art Department moves into Biggin Hall in 1977, their programs will be con- solidated at one location. Higher Accredidation Upcoming School of Business Bean George Norton It ' s not love that makes the world go ' round, it ' s business. Auburn ' s School of Business is doing its ' best to make sure Dean Morton ' s statement remains true. It is one of the most rapidly growing schools around, and the increase in enrollment proves it. According to Dean Morton enrollment is up 12 per- cent over Fall 1974. The number of women rose by 32 percent, whereas the number of men increased by only 5 percent. Recently Dean Morton was notified that the School ' s application for accrediation by the Ameri- can Assembly of Collegiate Schools of Business has been accepted and would be analyzed within the coming months. The school has made solid progress on its way toward its high goals; we all hope that the significant achievements we have made so far will warrent accreditation. 206 New Master ' s Programs School of Engineering Dean Vincent Haneman When the accreditation committee from the Engineers ' Council for Profes- sional Development came to Auburn this past year, it was extremely lauditory on all of the curricula. Accreditation was granted for the first professional Master ' s of Engineering degrees in Electrical, Indus- trial and Mechanical Engineering, also initial accreditation was granted for Ma- terials Engineering. Dean Haneman gives credit for the excellent ratings to the faculty and to the students of the School of Engineering. Engineers are in great demand now due partly to the falacious impression given by the news that they are unem- ployed, unemployable, and that there is no job market. During the school year 1973-75, 56% of all job offers made to col- lege graduates went to engineers, and in 1974-75, 54% of all offers to college grad- uates went to engineers , according to Haneman. This great demand for engi- neers springs from a continuing need for engineers to do all of the types of things that were done in an ever-increasing in- dustrial environment, plus the demand to meet new federal requirements imposed upon the whole level of American society. Change In Leadership School of Education Dean Truman Pierce January saw a change of deans in the School of Educa- tion. Dr. Peirce stepped down as dean and Dr. Jack Blackburn from UNC at Chapel Hill has taken the position. The School is accredited by the National Council for Accred- itation of Teacher Education for the preparation of elementary and secondary teachers and school service personnel. Pro- fessional preparation programs are provided for service in the fields of curriculum and teach- ing, administration and super- vision, counselor education, and educational m dia. Undergrad- uate programs lead to a B.S. in Education, and the Graduate School has programs leading to the degrees of Master of Edu- cation, Master of Science, and Dr. of Education. 207 Lectureship Program Initiated firathiatt Seheal ■mi PmI Parks One of the biggest develop- ments in the Graduate School this year was the initiation of a Distinguished Graduate Faculty Lectureship that will recognize the research and other creative contributions of the graduate faculty. It is sponsored by the University and the Auburn Alum- ni Association. Dean Parks stated that the graduate enrollment for the Fall Quarter of 1975 increased by 9 percent over the Fall enrollment of 1974. This is the ' third year in a row that we have had an in- crease in graduate enrollment of this magnitude. Auburn ' s policy to waive out- of-state fees for all graduate stu- dents has had some special bene- fits. When asked about these. Dean Parks explained, Our pres- ent tuition policy allows us to have a student body broadly representative of the region, na- tion and other countries. This is important in that it mitigates against provincialism in our grad- uate programs. Dietetic Interships Changed School of Home Economics Ooan Ruth Galbraith The two major changes that strengthened the School of Home Economics last year were the approval of coordinated undergrad- uate program in dietetics that will incor- porate the clinical experiences previously taken in the fifth year internship into the junior and senior years, and the increase in the amount of research founded by Univer- sity Grants-in-Aid and outside grants. Spidle Hall is a relatively new building,! but the student enrollment has doubled sinccl it was built. The emphasis of the programs] offered has changed from general Home Eco-| nomlcs to preparation for professional ca- reers related to consumers and families. Th«1 curricula have been changed to prepare stu- dents to work into administrative or man- agement positions after some years of pro- fessional experience rather than concentrat- ing on preparation for entry level positions as had been done before. 206 New Facilities Completed School of Pharmacy Dean Ben Cooper The School of Pharmacy, under the leadership of Dean Ben Cooper is a member of the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy, which promotes pharmaceutical education. Full ac- creditation has been granted by the American Council on Phar- maceutical Education which formulates the educational, scien- tific and professional principles and standards which approved Schools of Pharmacy are required to meet and maintain. The five-year curriculum prepares students for licensure by the phar- macy boards of all states as well as for careers in areas not re- quiring registration. Excellent opportunities exist in community pharmacy, industrial pharmacy, and many other areas. Enlargement Plans Underway School of Veterinary Medicine Dean J. E. Greene Enrollment in the School of Veterinary Medicine is now near capacity according to Dean J. E. Green. This and the fact that Veterinary Medicine is a fast growing field, demands a continual upgrading of both the facilities here and the personnel. One of the solutions is the construction of the Scott-Ritchey Building now being planned by the University Architect. The past year has seen the remodeling and enlarging of the Large Animal Clinic, the construction of a Learning Resources area, the Virus — Handling facility for Microbiology and the Animal-Receiving area. Between the Large and Small-Animal Clinics, animals from cats to horses have found relief from their ills. The School not only serves the University but also the community. 209 4 Charlie Athey Jaswant Bajwa Greg Baker Jimmy Barber Ben Barrow Carl Bartlen FracI Blackmar Deborah Bowles Mike Byrne Tom Byron Layne Carruth, Secretary George Comer Paul Cortese Ben Crew Craig DaRif Charlotte Davis Larry Davis Dudley DeVore Bruce Donnellan Glenn Estess Tom Forsyth David Friddle Clay Glenn Jim Gibson Trina Gordon Kathy Graves Lee Guyton Robert Hagler Bruce Hall Ken Henderson, President Steele Holman John Hornsby Clark Hungerford Tom Hurst Daniel Jackson David Jones Edwin Jones Stephen Kerekes Charley King Doug Langley Cynthia Lee Samuel Lee Deborah Long Gus Lott Joe Lott John Margeson, Darry Martin Alison McClure John Mcintosh, Vice President Elbert McQueen Michael A. Moore Michael W. Mooraj Rick Nee! Randy Pittman, Treasurer Dave Raderl Charles Ruffi Kenneth Scheine MikeSchli Michael Scott William Sockwell Clinton Stewart Jim Stewart Chuck Tatum Allen Till{ John Thomas Victor Wakefield Mike Wayman Connie Whitfield Mike Wimberly Rex Yancey 41 The purpose of Omicron Delta Kappa is: I First, to recognize those who have attained a high standard of efficiency in collegiate activities and to inspire others to strive for conspicuous attainments along similar lines; a Second, to bring together the most representative students in all phases of collegiate life and thus to create an organization which will help to mold the sentiment of the institution of questions of local and intercollegiate interest; -J- Third, to bring together members of the faculty and student body of the institution on a basis of mutual interest and understanding. II Omicron Delta Kappa recognizes and encourages achievement in scholarship: athletics: social, service, and religious activities, and campus government: journalism, speech, and the mass media; creative and performing arts. 210 OmiCrOn Delta Kappa outstanding student Leaders 211 Spades Outstanding Senior Men Ned Browning Dudley DeVore Bruce Donnellan Ken Henderson Steele Holman Gus Lott Mike Moore David Page Clinton Stewart Bert Young 212 larol Bazemore Debbie Bowles Susan Challoner Ellen Cliburn Charlotte Davis, president Sara Dominick, vice president Anne Gardner Luanne Gilreath Becky Goodwin Trina Gordon Kathy Graves Sharon Gray Gail Gunter Betty Higgins Nunny Johnson, editor Grace Lane Libby Lively Debbie Long Alison McClure Susan McEwen, treasurer Beth McKinney Lisa McLean, historian Anne Mundee Cathy Newton Suzy Ozier Kathy Phifer Janet Reed Pam Seamon Gina Smelley, secretary Tricia Smith Sally Stevens Nancy Taylor Dorenda Trott Debbie Ward Connie Whitfield Mortar Board Outstanding Senior Women 213 Phi Kappa Phi Top Five Percent Of Students From Each School On Basis Of Scholarship The primary objective of the National Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi is the recognition and encouragement of superior scholarship in all academic disciplines. There is no honor society whose standards are higher than those of Phi Kappa Phi. It differs from other honor societies chiefly in the fact that its doors are open to students in any department of study in any institution where a chapter exists. The Auburn University Chapter was established in 1 91 4 and was the thirteenth chapter to be established. There are now 185 chapters of Phi Kappa Phi scattered from Maine to Hawaii and the Philippines, and from the state of Washington to Puerto Rico. Senior students in each of the nine academic schools, who are scholastically in the upper 5% of their class a meet certain grade point average requirements, are eligi- ble for consideration for membership in the Society dur- ing the quarter they graduate. Juniors, who havi achieved a grade point average of 2.80 or better on a 3.00 scale, are eligible for consideration for membership in the Spring Quarter. Graduate students are selected for membership primarily on the basis of their un- dergraduate and graduate records. The grade point average is 2.70 or better. The quota for the Graduate School is the upper 5% of the graduating class. Freshmen and sophomores, who have achieved outstanding scholastic records, are recognized in the Fall Quarter. Faculty, administrators, research or extension staff and alumni are considered for membership on the basis of their contributions in the area of their specialization. E. L. McGraw, President Bert Hitchcock, Vice President Blake Yates, Secretary-Treasurer Gerald Leischuck, Public Relations Officer LaVerne Flanagan, Marshal 31 214 Marynell Bailey Nancy Blue Beth Boley Maria Bonau Debbie Boucher Kim Cammack Denise Capps S ' an Chambers, Secretary Jo Ezell Debbie Felts Susan Frederick Laurey Hartwell. President Debbie Hayes Donna Jacobs Kathy Krout, Vice President Caroline Lipscomb Eva Maddox Wendy Madsen Ann McEwen Celia McGilvray Cindy McGilvray Nancy McKinney Marisa McMillan Jenelle Mims Diane Owen Debbie Ropes Patty Stallings Michele Stapleton, Treasurer Martha Strickler Amy Thomas Jayne Tiffin Amy Tompkins Sana Trimble Linda Van Fossen Amy Watson Mary Williams Lu Willis Joanna Youngblood Cwens Outstanding Sophomore Women ■ mt 1 -J f-M F r ■-:.-, .. ,, J , 4 .,.-, . : ' ' i jmiip I ■W. B m n%.mf I J|BhB L-« K BfeKA ri i .1 .-i _ i Li SJk lifi Br llJrfkfjL ' ' ■l . StSl mrm-Mmm n-isi ]: .. ! . ' , ' iiS Jb mitw m J «ei |v; % MJ ytf FW j K. i ' X 4 . h ' ■ d H VB IB I A ' c- ' ' EiiAEjr ' ti B II B B i l ■ v, . ' I BilSPi Bw  . BHl i -M ■ WWL ll ' ■ ir S ' 1 ' fP -V mim 1 13 w ■ T Jh-j ' bH mK 1 1,1 IIP i tl f ff ' 1 s a 1 1i illAAiL ' i m4 JLLM Wf M ' ' M l ifi ■p ' m w ' ' - ' ' P■l  J tSral SR ' m. ' - ■m i m i fmiktf 1 ' m iO BilB: ' . - ■H i 11 v ■ ml K H iMw f j ' i  t mm Pl I i 1 1 .is ___ i| IBB Squires Outstanding Sophomore l len Philip Black John Bush Steve Forehand Michael Hajek Frank King Robert Lindsey Gary McClanahan Rusty Parker Earl Rogers Mark Rounsaville Thomas Samford John Saunders Jeffery Waits 215 Phi Etd SlQind Freshman Men Scholastic Honorary Henry Harold Adair, Jr. Nicholas Harry Antoniades Randale Eugene Bass Timothy Charles Batt Edwin Corby Bertolett Joseph S. Bird Robert Lee Bishop, Jr. Kerry Martin Bradley James S. Brinkerhoff Mark Ransom Brinkmann Hal Lee Broadhead Brian Jefferson Brock Steven M. Brown John Clifford Bullington Edward William Burkhalter John Robert Coggins, Jr. Richard Dale Colberg Richard Lee Colbert Donald William Coppock Richard Steven Crews Laurence Mils Crouch, Jr. Malcolm Armstron C ' ltchins, Jr. Bill Hughes Davenp Daniel S. Dealy Jerry Lynn Dunlap Marvin Michael Dunlap John Tully Dunmyer Kenneth Lee Elmer Stephen Phillip Engelstad Bruce Vinton Farr Marshall Lee Fischer John A. Frailey Randy F. Fulk Clifford Jackson Fuller Melvin Clinton Freeman, Jr. William Joseph Gay Robert Thaddeus Grant Greg Spencer Griffin Michael I. Gross David Frances Guldenschuh Arthur Drane Guy Lawrence Neil Gynther Matthew W. Hall John Edward Hallen William Judson Handley William Royce Hardin Christopher Sllen Hase Roy Everett Hoffman Allan D. Huffman George Richard Hunter Sam Russell Jones David Whitten Joyner Don L. Kaufman Larry Monroe Lacey James Lowell Lansford Jeffery D. Larson Mark Angelo Leberte John Alan Little William Thomas Livesay James Thomas Long Robert Frank McAlpine Allen Anderson McBride Philip L. McDuffie Allen Gray McMillan John Robert McWaters Stanley Ernest Maloy Zachary Alexander Merrill George Vernom Meullen Steven Lee Monteith John Reagan Moore Greg Lee Moore Michael L ee Nash Dave C. Norman Jeffrey Duane Northcutt Terry W. Nutt S. Thomas Olliff John W. Orrison Henry Ligon Parker Steven F. Pate John V. Patton Charles L. Payne George Wallace Peake, III Raymond Phillip Quigley Robert John Reilly Stephen Dale Rew Frederick Williams Rock, Jr. Charles Joseph Rotolo James Robert Rugh Dallas McEver Russell Jamas Brockman Sanders, II Thomas E. Schaffstall Alan Lee Segrest Michael Paul Seyfried Douglas Francis Smith Kirk Wayne Smith Harvey Daniel Speer, III David Fitzgerals Steele William Alien Stegall John Craig Stevenson Jeffrey I. Stone Louis Bruce Stout Stephen Keith Swinson Harold F. Thomas, Jr Michael Sherman Thomas Thomas Leon Trefz Mark David Vanstrum William DeVon Varnell Steven Jackson Vickrey William Thomas Wesley Robert Michael Watson James Lamar Watterson, Jr. John M. Weathers Wallace Harry Wells Gary Daniel West Donn Arthur Whitacre David Edward White Henry C. Williams, Jr. Stephen Wayne Wood Arthur James Woodruff Robert Andrew Worrell 216 I Jean M. Adams Barbara K. Adamson Sallie A. Alford Laura H. Allen Virginia C. Allen Doris Ann Aired Sharon Barnard Rebecca L. Barnett Caron Gayle Baxter Carol Blankenship Sarah Blankenship Janice L. Bogucki Susan D. Boteler Carolyn E. Boyd S. Sandy Bryan Elizabeth A. Burgin Elizabeth Butgereit Margaret E. Cain Vicki L. Canady Karen E. Candler Corena S. Carver Cindy M. Casey Karen J. Colson Ann L. Conn Dabra A. Cross Jan W. Crow Catherine Dauphine Ana T. Diaz Kathryn G. Dittmann Virginia Dominick Karen S. Dorland Frances E. Farris Josy A. Fletcher Cathy A. Ford Marguerite Freeman Marguerite Gardner Nancy J. Haak Donna A. Hagler Denise G. Hamilton Nan A. Hanson Cecelia A. Harden Kimberly Harrelson Cindy M. Harris Debbie G. Harris Karen M. Harris Patricia J. Henders Elizabeth D. Henley Melissa L. Hill Leslie J. Iverson Anita L. Johnson Corrie C. Johnson Linda L. Johnson Sheri L. Johnson Mary R. Kuester Kristy Kunzelmann Mary C. Lane Cynthia A. Lawrence Mary A. Lied Julie A. Lord Eloise K. Lundberg Jobyna A. May Patricia McCormick Barbara C. McCreary Nelda V. Mcintosh Linda K. McKnight Patricia A. Miller Teresa M. Milly Jeanie W. Mitchell Pamela M. Neidert Virginia L. Norris Susan L. Owens Alina S. Patacios Juliet G. Parker Marjorie W. Parks Beverly P. Pearce Mary T. Peck Patrice H. Ptauche Elizabeth Pouncey Sherrill G. Reaves Deborah A. Rice Blanche E. Riggs Debbie T. Rigsby Ruth S. Riley Joy R. Robertson Deborah D. Roden Sara E. Rowe Regina A. Sanders Harriet A. Sanford Deborah R. Schmitz Pamela T. Sewell Donna J. Simms Barbara P. Steele Colette Tallant Kathryn L. Taylor Laura F. Temple Melanie A. Tennlson Donna W. Thompson Terry E. Thompson Catherine Torrance Edna L. Turner Cathy E. Tutan Peggy C. Vives Amy B. Wagnon Donna S. Walker Dorothy L. Welts Deborah S. Westrope Karen L. Whitaker Mary R.Wilkinson Carol J. Williams Tambria A. Williams Catherine L. Wood Alpha Lambda Delta Freshman women scholastic Honorary 217 Xi Sigma Pi — Forestry Honorary • 1 A Stan Anderson Phillip Brown W. D. Bryant Bill Burchfield Jay Dubose Jordan Forester David Harrelson Bill Harrington Mike Hinson Robert Holley Jim Jeter Mike Kuypers William Leverett Mark Meagher Joe Norton Terry Pickard Jay Purnell John Ray Robert Wells Becky Wright Alpha Zeta — outstanding Agriculture students Stanley Anderson Patrick Awbrey Bonnie Bates, Treas. John Bond John Bowles, Censor William Brom Corydon Brown Steve Brown William Burchfield Charles Burmester Joseph Burns Connie Carmack Marsh Cashwell Mike Chism David Christenberry Robert Clapper Nancy Conner Susan Corcoran Kenneth Crawford Haynes Currie Fred Crosse Tim Donaldson Peggy Duggan Jennifer Ebaugh William Ennis Mark Farmer Michael Folsom George Franklin Ann Gernert Caren Gilmure F.R. Gindi Jr Butch Godtroy Samuel Griffin Cynthia Lee Grimes 218 Robert Griswold Anita Lynn Hall Lewis W. Handley Michael F. Hinson James P. Jeter Joni Johnson Edward Jolley Ingrid Maria Kircher Foy Dale Kirkland Jack Kirkland Alfred C. Lamb, III Rhonda Larsen Zona Lawson Theodore I. Lester Andrew E. Lindsey Ralph O. Lloyd Leslie Long Edward R. Mason Steven B. Mathews Mike M. McCrary Ralph M. McCullers Jan Meadows Michael R. Moore John C. Lowe Sharon Mohney Leta H. Orrison Peggy Owsley William G. Pace William B. Parker Mike G. Patterson Clare L. Pautler Leonard Perry. Chanc. Terry E. Pickard Daniel E. Ponder Jay Purnell Richard Rateau Patti Rawlings William D. Robinson Charlotte A. Sage Britt Schaffeld Toni Schwingerhamer Jeffrey Sellers Ann H. Sessler Mark S. Siegel Joanne M. Simon Jay Speight Jackie M. Snell Kenneth M. Smith Lyie H. Smith Gene Summerlin Owight H. Tallant William Terry Mary Ann Thorington Jane Waldrop, Scribe Diane Walker Linda Waterhouse Elizabeth Wellbaum James E. Williams Hoyte Williamson Tom Werner Rebecca J. Wright Roger Young Peter Zubowicz I Sigma Gamma Epsilon — Eanh science Honorary Paul Abrahams Mike Botts, President Dr. Thomas Carrington Dr. Jim Fouts Verner Guthrie, Corresponding Secretary Ray Hoyum Paul Kislanko Dr. Robert Pierce, Faculty Advisor Bob Stevens Dr. Ronald Taylor Rory Waters, Vice President- Historian Don Watson, Secretary-Treasurer Phi MU Alpha — Mens MusIc Honorary Ricardo Almendares Bobby Baker Randy Barber John Decker Terry Dobson Phil Elmore Dale Farmer, Secretary David Faulk Jay Fischer Bobby Franklin Howard Frontz Mike Gill, Warden Kris Gray Paul Harris, Treasurer Richard Harskey Mike Hollinshead Jack Jackson David Johnson Bryan King Woody Leonard, V-P Mike Lott Keener Lynn Jeff Meadows Bo Patterson Lynn Richardson Danny Robinson Norman Sinback Bill Somerall, President Gary Taunton Keith Taunton Garry Taylor Jimmy Tipton Denny Turner Tim Whitley Leonard Winters Ivan Woods Mike Yates Phi Zeta — Veterinary Medicine Honorary Clayton Anderson Linda Baine Marty Bilderback Craig DaRif Max Easom Jan Gars Richard Goldman Linda Hammond Mike Harry Jim Hicks Roger Holt Mike MacDonald R.A. Paylor Ben Phillips Eric Pope Gary Priest Micky Spillers Forrest Townsend Pi Delta Phi — French Honorary Kathy Abney Vick Allen Steve Brooks Nancy Carson Dawn Crawford Dorothy OiOrio Mary Ellen Oorfinger, Pres. Lee Fullerton.Treasurer Carter Gant Martha George Cynthia Goree Elizabeth Graham Marguerite Hicks, Secretary Jennifer Hon Paul Kouidis Michael Linnan Lisa McLean, Vice-president Mary Millman Hampton Morris Linda Morris Anita Nutt Jeff Ockerman William Smith Samia Spenser, Advisor Mary Anne Thompson Louise U pshaw Catherine Vandegrih 220 Donna Bell, President Greg Beron Bill Bivins Tara Brackin David Braly Tony Brown Marilyn Byrd Lisa Campbell Tommy Canary Joy Carroll Glenda Chism, Historian Steve Cochran Mark Cole, Sec.-Treas. Leah Dickerson Melanie Duncan Dexter Etchison Joyce Fleming Lee Harrison Rhonda Hill Jan Infante Judy Johnson Allen Kilpatrick Scott Knight Cooki Long Leah Lorendo Hal Mcintosh Karen Morris Linda Morris Duncan Naylor Jacki Neeley Bonner Nelson, Pari. Cynthia Nicholson Carol Parsons Ami Poteat, Vice President Cheri Stubbs Dave Tomlinson Trip Waldheim Beth Williams Auburn Players —Theatre Honorary Alpha Psi Omega —Theatre Honorary Donna Bell Tony Brown, President Marilyn Byrd, Vice President Tommy Canary, Sec.-Treas. Glenda Chism Mark Cole Hal Mcintosh Bonner Nelson Ami Poteat Dave Tomlinson 221 Pi Sigma Alpha — Political Science Honor Kathy Graves. Secretary-Treasurer Ken Henderson, President Steele Holman, Vice President Or. Bill Kelly Or. David Martin Mark McGuire Susan McKelvey Dr. Dan Nelson, Faculty Advisor Diane Saunders Ann Scogin David Watkins Brack Bartmess Rick Bendinger Mary Lynn Daigle Ann Dykes Randy Evans Francis Flynn Susan Hagan, Treasurer Phi Lambda Sigma — Pharmacy Honoral Greg Hearon Rachael Hereford Chris Hill Tommy Hodges Tim Lacey Charlene McClanahan Jim McMillan Jane Miller, President Cathy Newton Lynn Pardue Nancy Scrugham Clinton Stewart Kim Stuerke, Vice President Jon Tanja. Faculty Advisor Chuck Timdel _ 222 I Pi Mu Epsilon — Mathematics Honorary O micron Nu -Home Economics Honorary Karis Adams Dorothy Allen Belinda Aman Kathryn Andrews, President Betsy Blackburn Elisabeth Bishop, Secretary Cynthia Brown Carol Chambless Ellen Cliburn Cheryl Crocker Cynthia Davis Jane Donaldson, Treasurer Carol Dugger Anne Gardner Nancy Gemeinhardt Rebecca Goodwin Shana Grimes Scarlotte Hall Eleanor Harris Lailah Harris Lynn Hawkins Susan Hazenfield Karen Heath Jane Higgins Donna Holmes Patsy Houston Betty Horton Glenda Hunter Judith Jackson Judy Keer Karen King Lynn Limbaugh Gloria Majors Jolaine Martin Karen Matson Martha McClendon Karen McCoy Susan McEwen, Vice President Jeanne McGinty Margaret Plaxco Lorrie Price, Editor Janet Reed Janet Simpson Sueann Sorrell Janet Spear Martha Spruce Linda Stefanchick Sinda Story Barbara Templeton Jane Wallace Denise Weatherbee Francine Wheeler Kelley Williams Karen Williamson Lois Alford Dr. Stephen Brown, Advisor Carol Carr Vicky Eichelberg Lynn Harding, Secretary-Treasurer Nancy Harding, President Carol Haynes, Vice President Charles Huey David Lane Sally Leonard Karen Marlowe Mike Mayhill Noel Merrill Brooks Montgomery Jane Moody Kathy Phifer Gene Robinson Patrice Samuel Linda Vanstrum Michelle Woodham Jan Wootan Bill Wright Linda Young GRADUATES Julia Bruno Margaret Busch Donica Creasy Nancy Dees Johnna Flowers Laurence Gaissert Linda Green Jill Harris Amal Hashimi Barbara Hoestercy Linda Keer Lydia Maness Claudia McKnown Charlotte Personnett Kathleen Rees Sue Steele FACULTY Dr. Marion Chastain Margaret Cooper Julie Donnan Dr. Helen Douty Dr. Bessie Fick Dean Ruth Galbraith Vondalyn Hall Marjorie Hinton Dr. Norma Hodson Jane Lorendo Pat Riester Dr. Linda Scarth Dr. Barbara Stowe Dr. HohnTouliatos Olivia Walden 223 Alpha Epsilon DeltS— Pre-Hea th Professions Honorar John C. Alves Edwin K. Armitage Nancy K. Armour Debra K. Backus Carol A. Basemore Robert V. Bell Mark R. Biggers Frederick Blackmar, Pres. Lesa A. Blackwell Kathleen Blair Rebecca L. Blalock Michael A. Borelli Debbie E. Bowles Mildred L. Bradford George D. Brown Randall W. Buss Martha Butz Joseph B. Chandler Sheree K. Chapman Paul Cleveland Jon T. Conary Charles O. Conner Walter C. Conner Alan S. Craig Ralph G. Crawford Thomas H. Crenshaw Steven P. Disch.Scalpel Rep. Kim R. Dismukes Thomas Due Elbert Duncan Linda F. Dunn Stephen W. Elliot David E. Enfinger Joseph M. Evans, Treas. A. Caroline Feist, Sec. Leigh Fincher Leslie A. Ford Ben H. Freeman Benny A. Gardner Elizabeth A. Garrett Harriet L. Gibson Charles B. Griffith Gloria F. Grigg Janice R. Grubbs Robert Hagler Carol S. Haile Roy Bruce Hall Michael F. Hancock Claude Harbarger George Hardy Paul C. Harris Mary L. Hartsell Mark F. Hodges James P. Huggins Robert J. Humphrey Lewis C. Humphreys Daniel Jackson Deborah A. Johnson Gregory C. Jones Kathleen Killian Joseph G. King KathrynT. Knight Patrice L. Knight Abha Kochlar Eric H. Lafayette Thomas H. Lane Eric P. LaRue Connie Lau Stephen C. Lavender Irene Law B. Lynn Leberte Daniel Michael Lewis William D. Lindsay, Hist. Teresa J. Lisenby James S. Lock Earl L. Logan Byron Machen Phil A. Maddox Garry W. Magouirk Ann L. Martin Nancy E. Martin Laurie Massey Mitzi C. Mattox John W. McBurney Alison McClure David R. McKenzie James D. McKinney Julia G. McKinney Carol L. McLaughlin Joann Michalik Karen L. Mitchell James T. Morgan Timothy Morse David R. Morrison Deck E. Neisler indin Jeffrey Nichol Ben E. Parri KarlW. Pc David L. Ra Reinhart W. Ri Debbie C. Reyno David N. Rhyne, V.j Michael J. Sforl Paul I. Shapil R. Terry SmiJ Helen E. Sparkr Elizabeth Spenc Jesse Stafforl Carol A. Stevenso i Steven H. Stokes Duane E. Thompsoi Dora O. Tidmors Kathryn Timberlaks Susan L. Tiptoi Roberts. Wade John A. Wages Randall M.Webb Margaret Whatley Carolyn H. Whitmire Beverly D. Williams Christopher Williams Lawrence Williarrs Yvonne Williamson William D. Wood Cynthia I.Wright Rex A. Yancey Michael W. Yates ndra Anderson In Askew irol Astjn arol Bazemore Diane Bogush Debbie Bowles Karen Carpenter Nelle Childs Davis Cooper Helen Ooughtie Martha Dumas Mary Clyde Duvall Brenda Ellison Jan Fowler Harriet Gibson Cathy Grigg Ann Hackney Deena Hanke Kimberly Harrison Carolyn Kennedy Dr. H. Kohl, Advsior Irene Law, Treasurer Lindy Lee Laura Luckie Alice Matthews Gayle McKinney, President Timothy Morse Anthony Peebles Ann Marie Perry Laura Pointer, V.-P. Debbie Reynolds, Secretary Becky Roark Angle Sasser Aurelia Spencer Paul Symms Barbara Taft Nancy York Lambda Tau -Medical Technology Honorary Kappa Delta Pi —Education Honorary Jim Frost Dr. James Gamble, Advisor Sheila Looney Dr. Edith Miller, Advisor Jennifer Nordmann Suellen Owen Nancy Smith Wendy Wecht Kathy Wilkes 225 Charles Bailey Layne Carruth James Dill Jeffrey Dunn Igbal Fakhri Lamar Gantt John Garrett. President Richard Johnson Mark Limbaugh William Mclntyre Max Milt Edward Murphree, Vice Presid John Schaeffel. Council Representative Norman Stringfello ' Richard Teague, Secret; James Thoringt Tom Will Hiram Wilsi Glenn Woodsi ' Hil Pi Tau Sigma — Mechanical Engineering Honorary 226 .1 1 Omega Chi Epsilon -Chemical Engineering Honorary John Anderson Chris Barden Gary Camp Christopher Creagan George Crow, Vice President James Doyle James Flipper Ronald Gamble Lamar Griffin John Henley Bill Hogruve James Hunn Don Johnson Frank Kleinschrodt Daniel Lewis Jack Lokey Mike Mays Tim McClanahan, President Bruce McKinney Raymond Monroe Michael Moore Steve Nail, Secretary Wallace Pitts William Samuel James Schafner Conrad Smith Gary Styles Dennis Taylor Hans Van Brackle Charles Wear Dennis Williams Michael Wimberly Doug Wingard, Treasurer Phi Psi — Textile Engineering Honorary Tom Adams Keith Bible Wilford Bickle Glenn Funderburk David Gilbert Kaye Gosline, President Aron Halsey Steve Johnston Sharon Jordan, Treasurer Randy Lee Cole Martin Donnie McClellan Stan McGee, Vice President Bill Moench, Junior Warden Martha Montgomery, Senior Warden Clint Moody David Moore Emily Newman, Secretary Jim Patton Steve Price Terry Price Wayne Price Jerry Scott John Speaks Huey Stuckey Robin Worley Jerold Yates 227 Don Acton Rick Adamson Mike Barefield Norris Birchfield Jerry Boles Hugh Bostick David Chapman Don Daniell, Vice-Pres. Rhett Donaldson Glenn Estess William Farris Richard Fricks James Gallagher, Pres. Linda Alexander Jo Ellen Allen Beth Anderson Alexia Bailey, Corr. Sec. Sharee Bowden Patricia Brown Deborah Brumfield Jennifer Case Janet Donnal Katie Foret Debbie Funderburk, V-P Myna Hayes Jean Hipp Paula Jenkins Susan Kimbrel Kathy Marine, President Donna McCawley Michelle Meager, R. Sec. Deborah Melton Donna Rabun Beth Richards Linda Satterwhite Sally Stevens Kathy W.ijer Nancy Whi ' y Jamie Withers, Trea Jennifer Woou D6ltd SlQITIB Pi — Business Administration Honorat James Galloway Clint Ginn Phillip Guthrie Lee Guyton Richard Haggard Bruce Harple Joe Harrison David Heeter Tom Hurst, Secretary Steve Kaporic William Koons Robert Lindsey Ken Lyies Dave Madlener, Vice-Pres. Bill Maher, Treasurer Thomas Martin Billy Meixell Jerry Moore, Senior Vice-Pres. Gary Mote Mike Nash Jerre Pearson Richard Reece Ricky Rissman Donnie Ruf Jonathan Simpson William Sproule_ Rick Taylc Thomas Taylof Dewey Teague Tom Trif Kevin Troxle Jimmy Tucker_ Mike Warn« Gary Water James Whitehead Sam Williams uie III «i ' ker Phi Chi Theta —women ' s Business Honora Jl 228 Richard Brown, Historian John Bunnell Captain A.W. Callan, Advisor Debby Clark, President Mike Coe Mike Dean Colonel H. Decker, Advisor John Dennis Diane Dritenbas John Dritenbas Cliff Eckert Bill Gaskin, Pledge Trainer Tom Hamil Russell Kay Randy Kelly, Treasurer John Kennedy G.W. KIteley, Advisor Ernie LeRoy John Mangham Jeff Meadows, Secretary Rick Penry Leigh Pinkston Bill Pinney, Vice-President John Regan David Rothenanger Robert Russell Larry Rutland Al Shanks Russ Shotts Joie Sleeman Mike Smith Van Swofford Somkiat Varikarn Alpha Eta RhO — international Aviation Honorary 229 nhO Uhl — Pharmacy Honorary Rho Chi is the national honor society of scholarship in the School of Pharmacy. The first chapter of Rho Chi was instituted and given national recognition at the University of Michigan on May 19. 1922. Our own chapter Zeta was the sixth to be organized and receive approval of all member chapters. To be a member of this honor society reflects intellectual and personal human qualities. Rho Chi is dedicated to a dual purpose: Its first aim is to promote the advance- ment of the pharmaceutical sciences and the profession of pharmacy. Our second aim is to foster good fellowship among members and among pharmacists every- where. Our colors are purple and white, the royal purple of the highest intel- lectual efforts and the white of truth and loyalty. The core of our creed lies in the aim of our members to adhere to and promote the highest ideals in pharmacy both scientific and cultural. Leslie Bradfon Raymond Liang-Hing Chen Bryan Crawford James Cutcliff( Amy Deal Roberta Drummon William Erwin. President Stan Garrett Rachel Herefor Christina Hill, Secreta Lena Lea-Yin Leslie Kell Connie Lau Jim L( YauL Carolyn Mason Charlene McClanah; Catherine McV Jane Miller Sandra Pard Nancy Scrugha Larry Stephei Sara Stewai Orapin Tanticharoenki Wen Shi T Margaret WhatI Clarence Whisona I It ._tt Lau, . son Ed Blodgett Marty Calvert Morris Clark Dennis Dickey James Dodd William Duncan Bill Edmundson Joe Eiland Robert English Richard Franklin, Vice-Pres. Chi EpSilOn — CIvH Engineering Honorat David Giles Ron Hill, Treasurer Henry Holcombe Gary Huffman Tim Hughes, Editor Jeff Hundley Olivia Kelley Scott Koeppel Dr. Carl Kurt, Advisor Ken Lally, President Rod Long James Martin John McCarthy Jimmy Phillips Harry Rice Lloyd Roberts Gary Saliba Robert Schmalz Gary Schatz Steve Short Ken Smith Donald Stout. Marshal Glen Summerall Nila Swann, Secretar Charles Turne BobWilso Ted Wilsc 230 bt3 Ixdppd NU — Electrical Engineering Honorary Freddie Abbott Donald Allen Robert Allgood Alan Bohnhoff John Bowen Jerry Brand Vernon Buchanan Ben Byrd Dan Capell Gary Clark Frank Cuzzort, Council Representative John Davidson Mike DeMaioribus Rod DeYonker Mark Dixon Bruce Donnellan Richard Druckenmiller Herman Fletcher James Frinak, Recording Secretary William Frix Mark Gardiner Paul Goggans Stanley Grayson Roger Green, Vice-President Richard Griffin, Corresponding Sec. Larry Grovenstein Stephen Guest Larry Hand William Hand, President Richard Ice, BRIDGE Correspondent Daniel Jackson Jon Jackson Randy Jones Stanley Kawka Steven Krause Thomas Lewis Ken MacGregor Timothy Martin Bert McDowell Rick Neel Bruce Parsons Allen Patterson Robert Peebles David Phelps Roderick Popwell Karl Potts Donald Richardson Lloyd Riggs Tom Riggs Larry Sanders Michael Scott Don Seay Jim Sellers Glenn Sheffield Rod Smatiey Robert Smith Ted Spangenberg Rickey Thomas James Tucker William Tucker Steve Turnipseed James White David Wilder Randolph Wooley 231 Delta O micron — Women ' s Music Honorary Joyce Beard, Director Gwynn Crozie Marie Donova Sharon Fricker Jeri Fritz, Secretary Karen Fuqua LuanneGilreath Karen Howard, President Connie Jarvis Mary Jemian, Treasur Lois Joll Debra McClain Kathy Meecham, Warde Sara Nichol Debbie Owen Margaret Owen, Publicity, Chairma Mary Pinehard Dottie Pippin Anne Snow, Vice President Amy Tompkins, Chaplai i rey, ' in ' I dH ' 232 Sigma Delta Pi Vic Allen Ruth Aponte Dixie Baker Karen Billingsley Grace Bishop Henry Black Sally Black Betty Bopp Dr. Sylvia Brann Dr. Clyde Cantrell Cindy Champion Jan dayman Dottie Collier Lyn Donaghey Robert Freyre Martha George Susan Heninger Diane Howell Paul Huie Ed Johnson Laurie Johnson Sara Johnson Beth Keith Leah Lorendo Dr. Jos6 Madrigal Anne Mallon Ted McVay Susan Melton -Spanish Honorary Connie Mora Deborah Morgan Or. Hamp Morris Anthony Murphy, Vice President Dr. Hunter Peak Dr. Catherine Perricone, Advisor Dr. Jordan Phillips Shannon Pruitt Jan Quails Elizabeth Robinson Karen Russell Pat Russell Dr. R. Santo Tomas Mrs. R. Santo Tomas Dana Saunders Patricia Skaggs Dr. Robert Skelton Miriam Slate Lyn Slattery Fred Stearns Dr. Donald Street Susan Tarwater Cathy Teal, Secretary Dorothy Thomas Kay Thompson Warren Thompson, Treasurer Wendy Wecht Lynne Welden Charlotte Woodward Carol Worthy, President Omicron Kappa Pi -Interior Design Honorary Deborah Bauman Dell Chancellor Liz Cohen Donna Davis Michele Doyle Lynn Edwards Ann Godsin Marci Lowe, President Becky Meeks Bob Montgomery George Olsson Mary Overly Beth Roby Susan Sassar Mamie Sittig Rebecca Stone, Secretary-Treasurer The purpose of this organization shall be to honor scholastic achievement in the field of interior design; to encourage a co- operative attitude among interior design students; and to sti- mulate friendly competition; to sponsor exhibits and to strive for general public enlightenment and appreciation of the pro- fessional practice of interior design. 233 Gamma Sigma Delta — Engineering Honorai Kirby Adams Wade Adams, Recording Sec. Robert Allgood John Anderson Hazel Blair Jerry Brand Melvin Bolt Vernon Buchanan Ralph Byrd Frank Cuzzort Mike DeMaioribus James Dodd Thomas Dodson Bruce Donnellan Joel Dickinson Richard Druckenmiller Mike Duncan, Corresponding Secretary Jim Frinak. Vice President Bill Frix Lamar Gantt Mark Gardiner, Catalouger John Garret David Giles Ricky Griffin, Pub. Chairman Stephen Guest Larry Hand Bill Hand Henry Holcombe Dennis Hudson Jon Jackson Richard Johnson Randy Jones Sara Kelly Scott Koeppel Steven Krause Kenneth Lally Robert Layfield Thomas Lewis Mark Limbaugh Joseph Lott Alan Marcelius Brent Martin Raymond Monroe Michael Moore Tim McClanahan David McCurdy Bert McDowell Craig McGee David McHenry William Mclntyre Charles Nail Abdolkazem Nikravan Tom Riggs Gary Saliba Larry Sanders John Schaef James Schaefnl Bruce Singd Dave Smi Kenneth Smil Robert Smi Ted Spragenberg, Preside! Donald Stoii Norman Strlngfello Richard Teagi Bobby Templ| Rickey Thomi James Thorington Jim Tucker Bill Tucker James White Thomas Wilke Mike Maya Tau Beta Pi -Agriculture Honorary Charles Blass Pat Brown Douglas Bryant Richard Burroughs Connie Carmack Bob Clapper Frankel Hunnicutt Leslie McDaniel Mike Rice Carl Sanders Toni Schwinghamer David Wildins 234 Who ' s Who In American Colleges and Universities Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities is one of the most highly regarded and long-standing honor programs in the nation. The students selected — the nation ' s most outstanding campus leaders for the year — receive this national recognition that marks a pinnacle of scholastic achievement. Selections for Who ' s Who are made each fall quarter from upperclassmen and graduate students around the nation. Local nominations are made by a committee composed of representatives from the faculty, administration and student body. This procedure of local nomination serves to highlight the individual and diverse talents of America ' s most prominent students. Final selection is made by the national office of Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities. Those selected for the year 1976 from Auburn are: 1. Libby Lively: Delta Sigma Pi honorary; Phi Chi Theta honorary; Mortar Board: Miss Homecoming; Kappa Delta sorority President. Libby is a marketing major from Huntsville, Alabama. 2. Paul WIngard: Auburn University head cheerleader; Auburn University wrestling team. From Montgomery, Alabama, Paul is an electrical engineering major. 235 4. Nanci McCray: Model United Nations secretary general; student senator: Gamma Sigma Sigma service sorority; Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority. Nancy is from Anniston, Alabama and she is a public administration major. 5. Sarah Howard: War Eagle girl: women ' s tennis team. Alpha Delta Pi sorority president: University Communi- cations Board member. Sarah, a physical education major, is from Montgomery. Alabama. 6. Layne Carruth: Omicron Delta Kappa secretary; SIMUN secretary general; Pi Tau Sigma honorary; Engineer ' s Council member: Beta Theta Pi fra- ternity vice president. A mechanical engineering major, Layne is from Helena, Arkansas. V. y t H MS TWtJmK 191 .1 I i?S -t!; I - ' ■ ' . [r C Jl ' i V«l? ' 3 m. V. ri i .. ' Who ' s Who, cont ' d. 7. Randy Pittman: Omicron Delta Kappa treasurer; School of Business senator; I.FC. Public Relations Chairman; Sigma Nu fraternity treasurer. From Gadsden, Alabama, Randy is an accounting major. 8. Debbie Ward: Alpha Lambda Delta; Cwens: War Eagle Girl; Mortar Board; Phi Kappa Phi; Alpha Gamma Delta sorority. Debbie is an office adminis- tration major from Jackson, Mississippi. 9. Mike Moore: Phi Eta Sigma: Gamma Tau honorary; Omicron Delta Kappa; Spades; Tau Beta Pi honorary; Phi Delta Theta fraternity. Michael is a pre-med student with a chemistry major and he is from Florence, Alabama 10. Micheal Jackson: Auburn Univer- sity Jaycees; Plainsman news editor: Plainsman sports editor. From Prattville Alabama, Micheal is a journalism major 11. Bruce Donnellan: S. G A Treasurer; Spades: Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity secretary; Omicron Delta Kappa; S. G. A. Secretary of Academic Affairs. Bruce, a major in Electrical Engineering, is from Vienna. Virginia. 12. Sara Dominick: Mortar Board Vice President; S. G A Assistant-to-the- President. S. G. A. Administrative Vice President; Kappa Delta Pi honorary. Sara is from Birmingham, Alabama and is majoridQ III Elementary Education. 13. Tommy Eden: S. G. A Vice Presi- dent: S. G A Senator; S. G A Director of Consumer Protection: Sigma Alpha Epsilon frater. • isurer. Tommy, who is a Political ; major, is from, Montgomery. AlaL Who ' s Who, cont ' d. 14. Glenn Estess: President of School of Business: Omicron Delta Kappa; Fi- nance Club Vice President; Delta Sigma Pi honorary: Omicron Delta Epsilon honorary. A native of Birmingham. Alabama, Glenn is majoring In Finance. 15. Debbie Bowles: Off Campus Sen- ator; Alpha Chi Omega sorority Vice President: Cwens President; Mortar Board: Omicron Delta Kappa: Glome- rata; Lambda Tau honorary. A major in Laboratory Technology. Debbie is from Jacksonville. Florida. 238 J IVice President; Mortar Board; Omicron Nu honorary; Cwens honorary; Alpha Lambda Delta honorary: Alpha Omicron Pi sorority. From Birmingham, Alabama, Becky is a major in Nutrition and Foods. 17. Kathy Graves: Quad Senator; S. G. A. Assistant-to-the President; Mortar Board; Omicron Delta Kappa: Capers: Kappa Delta Pi honorary: Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority: Panhellenic Secretary. Kathy is a major in Political Science and she is from LaFayette, Alabama. 18. Dale Farmer: University Singers; Concert Choir; Marching Band; Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia honorary. Dale is a major in Music Education and he is from Bir- mingham, Alabama. 19. Clark Hungerford: Director of Model United Nations: Student Senate Parlia- mentarian: S. G. A. Director of High School Relations: Omicron Delta Kappa: Omicron Delta Epsilon honorary Presi- dent; Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity. Clark, a major in Economics, is from Auburn, Alabama. 20. Brock Hill: Off-Campus Senator: S. G. A. Director of Campus Drives: Omicron Delta Kappa; Alpha Tau Omega Vice President. Majoring in Business, Brock is from Crossville, Tennessee. ' ho ' s Who, cont ' d 24. Rex Yancey: Glomerate editor: Phi Eta Sigma: Squires: Omicron Delta Kappa: S.G.A. Director of Ombudsman: Alpha Epsilon Delta honorary: Sigma Pi fraternity. A pre-med student with a chemistry major. Rex is from Birming- ham. Alabama. 25. Mike Wayman: Alpha Pi Mu hon- orary: Married Student Senator: Engi- neer ' s Council: Omicron Delta Kappa: Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity. Mike is from Birmingham, Alabama, and is ma- joring in Industrial Engineering, John Mcintosh: Phi Eta Sigma; Squires: Omicron Delta Kappa Vice- President: Phi Gamma Delta fraternity President: Student Senate: Assistant-to- the-President of S.G.A. John, from Bir- mingham. Alabama, is an accounting major 22. Debbie Long: Alpha Lambda Del- ta: Mortar Board: Omicron Delta Kappa: Phi Kappa Phi: Psi Chi honorary: Delta Delta Delta sorority A major in Psy- chology. Debbie is from Huntsville. Ala- bama 23. Bert Young: Horizons Director; S.G A. President: Spades Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity. From New Orleans. Louisiana, Bert Is a journalism major. £6. Suzy Ozier: Kappa Delta Pi hon- orary; Mortar Board: Student National Education Association: Phi Mu sorority Pledge Director. From Bowdon, Georgia, Suzy is a major in early childhood edu- cation. 27. Connie Whitfield: Alpha Lambda Delta; Cwens; Mortar Board; Omicron Delta Kappa: Delta Omicron honorary; Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority. A music education major, Connie is from Wewa- hitchka, Florida. 28. Clinton Stewart: Phi Lambda Sigma; S.G.A. Executive Secretary; Spades; School of Pharmacy Senator. Clinton is a Pharmacy major from Enterprise, Ala- bama. 29. Susan McEwen: Alpha Lambda Delta; Cwens; Home Economics School Vice-President; Mortar Board; Omicron Nu honorary: Alpha Gamma Delta sor- ority. Susan is a major in Nutrition and Foods and she is from Columbiana, Alabama. 30. Mitzi Morton: University Concert Choir; Capers; A.W.S. First Vice-Presi- dent; Chi Omega sorority. From Jackson, Alabama, Mitzi is a history major. f. Steele Holman: Phi Eta Sigma: Pf Sigma Alpha honorary; Omicron Delta Kappa; Spades; Plainsman Editor. Steele, who is from York, Alabama, is a journa- lism major. 32. Ned Browning: WEGL News Di- rector; Auburn University Press Club Vice President; WEGL Manager; Spades. Ned. who is from Ashland, Alabama, is a graduate student with a major in masi communications. 33. Nancy Taylor: Alpha Lambda Delta; Cwens; Kappa Sigma sweetheart; Mortar Board; Alpha Delta Pi sorority Pan- hellenic Representative Nancy is major- ing in political science and she is fro Auburn, Alabama. 34. Gus Lett: Squires; Omicron Delta Kappa; Glom staff; School of Engineering Senator; Sp ades; Senate Budget and Finance Committee Chairman; Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity. From Nashville, Tennessee. Gus is an electrical engineer- ing major. 242 Who ' s Who, cont ' d 35. Dorenda Trott: Alpha Lambda Delta: Cwens; Student National Education Asso- ciation Treasurer; Kappa Delta Pi honor- ary; Speech and Hearing Association; Mortar Board; Alpha Chi Omega sorority. Dorenda, a speech pathology major, is from Montgomery, Alabama. 36. Alison McClure: Cwens; Alpha Epsilon Delta honorary; Mortar Board; Omicron Delta Kappa; Gamma Sigma Sigma service sorority; Associated Women Students President. From New Orleans, Louisiana, Alison is a pre-med student with a biology major. 37. Dudley DeVore: Plainsmen; Omi cron Delta Kappa; Spades; Kappa Alpha fraternity president; UPC Coordinator. Dudley, from Dadeville, Alabama, is a social science education major. 38. Bo Sockwell: Finance Club Presi- dent; Business Council; Phi Kappa Phi; Omicron Delta Kappa; Phi Gamma Delta fraternity President. A finance major. Bo is from Huntsville, Alabama. 39. David Page: I.F.C. President; Spades; S. G. A. Interschool Coordinator; Farm House fraternity President. David is a Zoology major from Rogersville, Alabama. 243 40. Billy Leonard: Phi Eta Sigma: Omi- cron Delta Epsilon honorary: The Auburn Circle Editor: Phi Kappa Phi. From Athens, Alabama. Billy is a pre-law student with an economics major. 41. Lisa McLean: Alpha Lambda Delta: Pi Delta Phi honorary: Kappa Delta Pi honorary: Sigma Tau Delta honorary: Mortar Board Historian: Gamma Phi Beta sorority Vice President An English major, Lisa is from Clio. Alabama. i 42. Gene Lee; Auburn University Sing- ers: Omicron Delta Kappa: Kappa Delta Pi honorory: Sigma Nu fraternity Vice President. Gene is from Decatur. Ala- bama, and he is a music education major. 43. Nancy Smith: Panhellenic President, : Union Board: Kappa Delta Pi honorary Treasurer: Kappa Alpha Theta sorority From Chesapeake. Virginia. Nancy is a special education major. 44. Cindy Mahery: Angel Flight; Spectra Dramatic Arts chairman: War Eagle Girl: Delta Zeta sorority: Miss Auburn. Cindy is a fashion merchandising major from Athens. Tennessee. ' • ' ■ • ' yjf ' -■!■■ ■ 46. Ken Henderson: Squires: Pi Sigma Alpha honorary President; Blood Drive Publicity Chairman; Omicron Delta Kappa President; Spades; Phi Gamma Delta fraternity Treasurer. From Tulsa, Okia homa. Ken is a political science major, 47. Pam Seamon: A. W. S, 1st Vice President; Kappa Delta Pi honorary; Auburn Speech and Hearing Association; Mortar Board; Alpha Gamma Delta sorority 1st Vice President. Pam is a speech pathology major from Prattville, Alabama. 48. Linwood Moore: Pershing Rifle drill team; Plainsman; Auburn University cheerleader; Afro-American Association Vice President; Kappa Alpha Psi frater- nity Secretary. From Phenix City, Ala- bama, Linwood is a pharmacy major, 49. Tom Hurst: Delta Sigma Pi honorary Vice President; Business Council; Amer- ican Marketing Association; Omicron Delta Kappa; I. F. C. President; Delta Chi fraternity Rush Chairman. Tom, who is from Atlanta, Georgia, is a marketing major. NOT PICTURED: 50. Gordon Isbell: Squires; Off-Campus Senator; School of Arts and Sciences Senator; CIRUNA President; Sigma Nu fraternity. From Gadsden. Alabama, Gordon is a pre-denistry student with a chemistry major. 51. William Langford: Phi Eta Sigma; Breakwater Editor; Steerage President: Semper Fidelis; Psi Chi honorary. A psychology major, William is from Tallassee, Alabama, 52. Ricl Neel: Fellowship of Christian Athletes President; A-Club; Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers; Omi- cron Delta Kappa. From Birmingham, Alabama, Rick is an electrical engineering major. 245 CAMPUS GOVERNMENT: Bert Young - SGA President The Go-Bctweens Maybe you think of the Student Government Association as a group of students isolated from the rest of campus. Maybe you think of the SGA as a few of your friends working hard to make stu- dent life better. Maybe you don ' t even think of the SGA. Whichever is true, the SGA plays a part in the life of the Auburn student. Whether It is fighting the administration to stop triples in women dormitories, sponsor ing a free course on bartending, helping a stu dent group get organized and become a clubl or simply giving information on living spacet available off campus, the SGA is a part o what goes on. The problem is that student] don ' t know what to think about SGA. Wh the SGA thinks is that everyone should g« involved and find out. i 246 247 248 249 260 Executive Cabinet Left Column (top to bottom): Director of Student Tutoring — Joe Harrison Director of Campus Drives — Brock Hill Director of Faculty Relations — Sandy Owens Director of Community Relations — Gene Lee Director of Special Events — Bruce McGowin Director of Legal Aid — Lisa Wilson Co-director of Student Opinion Survey — Susan Robinson Director of Higfi School and Jr. College Relations— Gary McClanahan Co-director of Free University — Becky Merkle Right Column (top to bottom): Co-director of Student Tutoring — Vickie Jo Freemen Director of Major Entertainment — Skip Bishop Co-director of Student Opinion Survey — Bud Rogers Director of Summer Jobs — Frank King Director of Fine Arts — Tavia Copenhaver Director of Publications — A! Reed Director of Interschool Relations — Mary Anne Thompson Director of Elections — Lillian Randall Not Pictured: Wi. Director of Horizons — Karlene Hager Director of Ombudsman — Linda Alexander Director of Consumer Relations — Lisa Harris 251 The Go-Betweens, The Auburn University Student Senate is com- posed of thirty elected students who meet weekly to serve the student body. The Senate serves as a sounding board for student problems, working to see that the prob- lems are solved, and proper laws and regulations to govern the everyday operation of campus activities are passed. Resolutions expressing the sentiment of the stu- dent body on issues are presented to the administration in cases where the SGA has no authority. The Senate differs from the Executive Cabinet in that the student body elects these students to work. Effec- tiveness is achieved when the student body is aware of the actions of the Senate, and work to back these action Front Rom Wayman; Rush; Stewart: Abbott: Westbrook: Hall. Sec- ond Row Cathy Raymond: Senate Cleric Stegall: Dopton: Forsyth; Thompson: Bowles: Monk: Mims: Graves: Moore. Third Row Isbell: Pittman: Tommy Eden, Senate President: McCray: King: Carruth: Pardue: Hawkins: Whidden: Lott. 252 District Senators Hill Dorms- Donna Fisher Quad Dorms - Kathy Graves Married On Campus - Mike Wayman Off Campus Mike Moore Steve Monk Bruce Hall Buck Ruffin Rick Abbott George King Brock Hill Tom Forsyth Debbie Bowles Sherree Bryan David Stegall Men ' s Dorms — Paul Cortese School Senators Agriculture - Carl Rush Arcfiitecture Fine Arts — Jim Stewart Arts Sciences— Nanci McCray Jenelle Mims Gordon Isbell Business Anita Gentle Randy Pittman Al Thompson Education Lindy Harper Suzanne Westbrook Engineering Gus Lott Layne Carruth Graduate School — Muriel Whidden Home Economics— Lynne Hawkins Pharmacy— Lynne Pardue Vet Medicine — Linda Dopson 253 1 S I M U N . Call it a course, call It an exercise in parliamentary procedure or international relation, but call it fun — SIMUN ' 76. Because students received one hour of credit, learned the ins and outs of parliamentary manuevering and the do ' s and dont ' s of diplomacy, and enjoyed it all. Over 250 students attended committee meetings, the General Assembly, and the Security Council while acting out the foreign policies of the country they were representing. And. true to form, much of the business before the U.N. was watered down, vetoed, and killed in a committee. But the students that attended left with a special feeling - that of a partial knowledge of the world ' s policy-making body. Simun ' 76 Secretary General: L Carruth Director of the Model UN: C Hungerford Presidents of the General Assem- bly: J Wilson. B Ruffin Presidents of the Security Coun- cil: L A. Fullerton and J Newson Secretary for Social Affairs: N McCray Director of the Secretariat: D Bishop Committee Chairmen: R Parker. S. Graves, and G. McClanahan Special Assistant to the Secretary General: P Abbott Coordinator of Physical Arrange- ments: C Chambers Director of Pages and Confer- ence Registration: C Davis Committee Staff: S Robinson, B. Chaney. C Steward, M Myers, C. Fernald, L. Lufkin. M Ayers, M. Minor Faculty Advisor: Or D Nelson 264 The Go Betweens . . . Women ' s Intramural Association First Row: L Harper. H Stith L Hoffman. L Row: K Winand. C Smalshof. K Hall, Bmnings Student Volunteer Services: R Schoenfeld. S E Weeks. S Smith Sec- 0. Moron. K Keltz. S Brannon. T Milly. ond Row: D Stouall. R Cleland. C Ellis. S J Neiswender. B Rutherford. Sister J Pinkerton. C Easterwood. M Dunn Third McNutt. G Nonnemacher. K Bodden Student Volunteer Ser- vices is a university-created organization of students who volunteer their time and abilities to the community of Auburn and to projects of an even wider scope of influence which they deem worthwhile. SVS volunteers are offering their manpower to aid people from all ages — from Headstart children to the dis- labled, lonely elderly. They made themselves available during the Blood Drive to perform a variety I of needed functions. Reaching out I beyond Auburn and even beyond Ithe continental United States, I that ' s SVS. The Women ' s Intramural Association, under the direction of Susan Nunnelly, has blossomed into an outstanding, well-rounded program. Each wo- man student on campus is a member of the WIA and is thus entitled to participate in the fol- lowing sports sponsored by the association: archery, badminton, billiards, bowling, golf, putt-putt golf, racquetball, shuffle board, Softball, swimming, table tennis, tennis, track and field, volleyball. Director Nunnelly says that par- ticipation is growing each year. 255 256 257 258 The Go-Betweens, comd Winter quarter 1975 found Alison McClure accepting the presidency of the Associated Women Students - an organization caught in the turmoil of recent national anti-sex discrimination bills. The fact that some major changes had to be made in the AWS ' s and the SGA ' s constitutions made the future unsure for McClure and the AWS. The Student Government ' s attempt to delete the AWS from the SGA constitution failed when put up to a student vote during the fall quarter, possibly because students were, as a whole, unaware of a need to do this in order to comply with the government regulations. Still, while functioning under this very shaky ground, AWS cotinued to expand its concern for the woman student. Fall quarter ' s Women ' s Week proved to be very successful for the second year — bringing speakers to the campus, and organizing seminars that were of interest to students of both sexes. In other areas, the Council of Dorm Presidents, various committees, and the Discipline Council were able to involve women students and develop interest in campus activities. The AWS — work under fire! 259 STUDENT COMMUNICATIONS TeUing It like It Is WANTED. Bright people willing to work long hard hours for little money and no glory. If interested, find the Glom- erate office somewhere in the Union Building. Those in- terested must be able to answer vital questions such as: Who took it? Where is it now? Who has it? and What was it? Our standards are high, and almost any warm breathing individual can meet them easily. This ad might appear strange or even funny to some, but to those who work far into the night it represents a way of life equaled only by the frantic pace it encompasses. To the general populous of the Auburn campus, the Glom is that yearbook which means standing in one more line and won- dering why their picture doesn ' t grace the front page. The Glom means much more. It represents the people that work hard and receive very little reward; only the pride in a job well done and satisfaction in their own ability to be part of a group of dedicated people that will remain life-long friends. 260 Qlom Staff: First Row Peggv Wilson Second Row Debbie Parham Diana Haynes. Linda Mixon. Mary Morgan. Julia Heimecz, David Brown Rick Penry. Kerry Pate Third Row Jeff Conway, Leah Knighi Rex Yancey. Matt Minor, Gary McClanahan. Steve Jones. Linda Merkl. Betfi Harrison. Bobby Lmdsey. Cindy Harney Fourth Row Beverly Blakney. Susan Tipton. Joe Wilkinson. Sandy PH Martha Ayers. Jenelle Mims. Ann Perry. Marilyn Mills. Rusty Parkai. (i Thomas Fifth Row Mark Seely. Carter Elliot. Kenneth McMillan. Georget ' t (i inson. Bonnie Spears. Debbie Bishop. Mike Sellers. Virginia Norris J N- 76 , «- - •« A GLONK Glom Staff: 1 . Editor — Rex Yancey 2. Assistant Editor — Jenelle Mims 3. Business iVIanager — Debbie Bishop 4 Photographic Manager — Scotty Crawford 5. Secretary — Peggy Wilson 6. Copy Journalist — Gary McCianahan 7. Classes — Julie Humphrey s i.«p ' O 261 262 il TeUing It . . ., comd Section Editors 1 Pageant - Ellen Lester, Ann Perry 2. Organizations- Linda Alexander 3 Administrations— Linda Mixon 4. Traditions- Rod Duraski 5. Student Life - C arol Blankenship 6. Greeks - Rusty Parker 7. Beauty - Keith Lightsey 8. Honors — Jenny Livingston 9. Sports- Ken McMillan 10. Features- Susan Tipton 1 1. Art- Leah Knight 12. Index and Copy- Ellen Hiller 13. Photographers: Front: Jed Marsh, Rick Penry, Mark Seely, Jeff Conway. 2nd Row: Dyke Helnns, Steve Jones. Kerry Pate, Bobby Lindsey, John McConaghy, Scotty Crawford. Back: Joe Wilkerson, Julie Her- mecz. GLOIsKf Telling It . . ., cont ' d The Plainsman, nke any newspaper, is based on stories, com- puters, typefaces, and paychecks; How- ever, it has always found its impetus in something more — the constant chaos and confusion that somehow manage to resolve themselves into one of the nation ' s best college newspapers, and it ' s the people who work there that make this award-winning paper pos- sible: It ' s Tim Lockhart singing Camp- town Races and Campaigning for his favorite candidate — Don ' t slip up; vote for Ted Banana! It ' s John Carvalho on his Monday evening pilgrimage to the SGA; Steve Grenade with his almost all-female News Staff; and Jodi Leach with her all-male Entertainment Staff; It ' s Jimmy Parham, Associate Editor, with his weekly tirade against anything, and Mike action Jackson, the Sports Editor, with class to spare. Then it ' s Christy Hudgins, the Man- aging Editor, with her down-home proverbs: We all put our dough in the oven at different times, and it all rises riHE Auburn PUINSMXN 113 NHHth r a T i SO. I 7t Aabvnt I ' n differently. It ' s Charlotte Davis on the copy desk, berating Sports for not turn- ing in their stories; and Karen Sexton with her trained dog Gulliver. It ' s also Dan Doughtie, Photographic Manager, selling pictures for his favorite charity— a photographer ' s party. It ' s trying to find Business Manager Nancy Franklin somewhere in the rubble of her office and hearing her say, A messy desk is the sign of a genius. Most of all it ' s Editor Steele Hol- man — the fearless leader whether in the newsroom or on the 2am march to Krystal. 264 (Left) News Staff: Steve Grenade — Ed- itor. John Carvaine, Stephanie Wolfe, Susan Harrison, Maureen Drost, Susan Counts, Susan Hazenfield, Sarah Ram- sey, Diana Byrd, Teresa Robinson, Lu- Anne Mink, Dan Newton. Jackie Ro- mine. Sue Ann Miller, Nina Bagley, Steve Sloan (Below) Entertainment Staff: Dave White, Mike Karmazin, Rick Har- mon, Jodi Leach — Editor. David Bogus 265 Telling it . . ., The Plainsman — students giving up their time, recreation, and studies to turn out a weekly miracle recog- nized by professional journalists as being among the top collegiate newspapers and the winner of four consecutive Pacemaker Awards. The Plainsman — reporting, reviewing, and reflecting Auburn. 266 267 91 luegl WEGL-FM had a year domi- nated by work on a broadcast power increase and some ex- perimentation with alternative programming. A three year ef- fort to increase the station ' s effective broadcast area was wrapped up this year with the installation of a new transmit- ter. The station now reaches all of the Auburn community with comprehensive information about Auburn University. By providing specialized music and information programs in addi- tion to campus-oriented infor- mation, the University radio station offers to the community choices in cultural alternatives. Not content with providing a broadcast jukebox, the WEGL sta ff under the direction of Sta- tion Manager Ned Browning attempts to introduce innovative public radio to the Auburn com- munity. 91-EGL is: immediate cam- pus information: comprehen- sive and concentrated campus news coverage; Fourth Tower of Inverness: Auburn Tonight: Feminine Portrait: Perspec- tives: Auburn University Foot- ball Focus: Jazz Premier: Sports Extra: Soul Experience: War Eagle Warm-up: Classical Over- ture: progressive music; popu- lar music: Folk Movement; The Fantastic Four, On-the-Air; Moon Over Morocco: The Right to Be: Breakfast with Betty; Longhorn Radio Network; NPR Scheduled Program Service; Outlook; ... A non-commercial opportunity for audience free- dom of choice. (Right) Management Staff: Dan Gnffin A 8i lant News Direclot. Gina Lytle - News Dffector. David Paulson - Program Director. Susan Arthur — PSA Secretary. Ned Browning — Station Manager. Manon Alley — Secretary. John Gober — Engi neer, Paul Peterson — Production Man l r Not Pictured Tim Ca pe — Music I Telling It . . ., cont ' d. 269 Telling It . . ., 270 J 91 uuegl ILeftI Sports Staff: Debbie Wood, Mike Bishop. Jeff Miller — Director. Steve Copeland (Below) News Department: First Row: Sally Black. Gina Lytle. Al Maxwell. Rutfi Dunn Second Row Ricfiard Jones. Lawrence Pfiipps. Denise Capps. Paul Peterson. Rod Popwell Third Row Dan Griffin. Rick Wfiitten, Brian Larson. David Payne. David Sch- midt. Emory Stapleton. Steve Oberman II 272 TeUing It . ty cont ' d. The Auburn Circle is the university ' s student magazine. Now in its third year, the Circle provides an added dimension to student activities through a two-fold purpose: Providing entertainment as a literary medium for students, and serving as an experimental publication for student writers, artists, and photographers. The soft-cover publication, published quarterly, con- tains articles, short stories, personal essays, poetry, photography, and artwork of all kinds. Auburn University ' s Board of Student Communications has the responsibility for the general supervision of the campus radio station and all publications which are supported by student activities fees. The Board consists of both faculty members and students. The Dean of Student Affairs, a President ' s representative, the University Busi- ness Manager, and instructors of Journalism and Speech compose the faculty portion of the Board. The student members are the President of the Student Government Association and five members of the senior class, selected by the student senate from names submitted by faculty members and the President of Student Govern- ment. Functions of the Board include determi n- ing qualifications of editors of the GLOMERATA and the PLAINSMAN and the selection of the student manager of WEGL, the business man- agers of the GLOMERATA and PLAINSMAN, the editor of the AUBURN CIRCLE. The Board also supervises the financial affairs of these operations. Communications Board: Dr Ed Taylor. David Housel. Steele Holman, Dr Bert Bradley. Nancy Franklin, Ned Browning, Mike Moore. Debbie Bishop. Sarah Howard. Debbie Ward. Dean James E Foy. Mary Rybka. Bert Young. Kaye Lovvorn, Billy Leonard, Ernest Phillips, Fred Middieton. Jack Simms. Rex Yancey 273 War Eagle Girls and Plain: men are the official hosts and hostess of Auburn University. Their main goal to promote pride in the university and of its functions. They are selected throu interviews, and members include tAi Auburn and Mrs. Auburn. War EagU and Plainsmen serve not only the sti( and university relations, but also their services for the S.G.A., luj-fpk UNIVERSITY HOSTS: ■The Show-offs department, and the offices of the President, faculty, and staff. In addition to representing Auburn at receptions and teas. War Eagle Girls and Plainsmen work in the press box during football games, provide campus tours for visitors, and assist the Athletic Depart- ment in recruiting athletes. War Eagle Girls and Plainsmen are the spirit of Auburn University. Union Hostesses are the official hostesses for Auburn Union and are a service group of University Program Council. Their function is to work together for the Unio and U.P.C. committees in any way possible. Union hostesses usher at major events spon- sored by U.P.C. They act as guides at Union functions and assist in making special guests feel welcome. 275 MUSIC ORGANIZATIONS: 276 ] The Auburn University Marching Band, under the direction of Dr. Bill Walls, provides colorful half- time entertainment during the football games. These Saturday afternoon performances are the culmina- tion of hours of practice time on the Plainsman Park Baseball Field. Band members arrive in Auburn earlier than other students fall quarter, so that it is possible for them to practice as a group in preparation for the football season. Freshman members in this group are easily recognizable by their ' rat hats ' , and saxophone players by their Sigma Alpha Chi jerseys. The band, without a doubt is one of the finest in the country, puts several hours into their eight min- ute performance. If only everyone watching knew all that the band knew — how long it took to get a cer- tain step right, what was funny in practice, who does an excellent job individually. Majorettes: First Row: Kathy Ward, Betty Plunkett. Vickie Martin, Libby Rhinehart Second Row: Kathy Absher, Carol McLaughlin, Scarlotte Hall. Beverly Marks, Molly Hardy 277 Sound Fffects, comd « i ■ The University offers several organizations for those with musi- cal talents, including the Auburn Knights, the Concert Choir and the University Singers. Over the past 46 years, the Auburn Knights OrcheStrS has been noted musically as one of the outstanding college dance bands in the nation. The band is pre- sently made up of sixteen members and a vocalist, all of whom are students at Auburn University. Though they still play the old swing and jazz numbers, the Knights have enlarged their repertoire with popular rock numbers in order to appeal to the college and high school audiences. The Knights play for Auburn University functions, fraternity dances, conventions, balls, high school proms, and country club events. The Concert Choir and University Singers offer an opportunity to further an interest in singing. Credit is given for participation in these groups, and each group takes an annual tour. In addition, the Singers perform for numerous banquets and similar university functions. Auburn Knights: First Row Dennis Nun- nelley. Kay Bush. Rusty Logan (leader). Bob Fredericl(son, Tim Purley, Becky Cain, Mark Calk Second Row Woody Leonard (Business Manager), Garry Taylor, Ricardo Almendares. Paul Harris Third Row: Bo Patterson. Gary Taunton, Allen Irvin, Mike Hollinshead, Phil Elmore it- 4 . . K AK AK ' , i ' - ' S 278 I KJ (Above) University Singers: First Row: Rachel Carlee. Jerry Croyell, Nancy Buckelew, Jack Jackson, Karen Fuqua, Gene Lee, Anne Cork, Danny Gilliland, Karen Howard, Ed Keller Second flow Robert Lamborne, Chris Letson, Paul Bowles, Luanne Gilreath, Brian Batson, Sherie Shinn, Date Farmer, Caria Ginn, Mike Yates, Joyce Beard, Joe Elder Third Row: Terry Dobson, Celia McGilvary, Kerry Bradley. Sharon Cooner, Jeff Meadows, Joanna Youngblood, Jimmy Tipton, Debbie Baughman, Larry Farrow, Louise Edwards, Ivan Woods, Dottie Pippin Below) Concert Choir: First Row: Debbie Godfrey, Sana Trimble, Roger Bates, Paige Long, Vance Baker, Karen Howard, Bryan King, Sandy Garikes, Robert Lamborne, Martha Nipper, Randy Barber, Dani Downs, Evelyn Hanes. Joe Elder, Jan Wootan, Lewis Moore, Pam Royer, Marjorie Lowry, Keith Kick- liter, Donna Stone, John Rymer. Roxanne Anderson Second Row: Susan Carter, Donnie Arrant. Joanna Youngblood. Laura Cain, Stan Faulkner, Anne Snow, Richard Stobaers. Ceceilia Hobdy, Eddie Vaughn, Lynn Overstreet, Ron Coble, Melody Daniel. Mike French. Barby Brown, David Gordon. Kathy Meacham. Sandy Cawood. Dale Farmer. Dianne Hobbs, Duane Fuhrman Third Row: Teresa Robinson, Tom Clackley. Melanie Henry, Tony Sims, Virginia Jackson, Pat Rice, Amanda Kilborn, Derrell Morrison, Myra Stewart, Scott McDaniel, Claudia Swift. Tim Barton, Sharon Driscoll, Jeff Meadows, Donna Rawls, Kent Hooper, John Morgan, Julie Gilmore. John Carpenter. Nancy Buckelew. Dave White. Nancy Lolmaugh. Susan Long Fourth Row: Jeri Fritz. Terry Dobson. Karen Stephenson. Ivan Woods. Marie Burns. Bob Derickson. Dottie Pippin. Steve Roddy. Cathy Armstrong, Kerry Bradley. Karen Candler. Mark Morriss. Cathy Sasser. Jimmy Tipton. Donna Carter. Earl Brackin. Toni Walker. Tony Brown. Debbie Owen. James Jackson. Pam Sanders. Larry Farrow. Marie Donovan, Vincent Shipp, Mary Beth Cunningham 279 SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS Service With a Smile Alpha Phi Omags: Kneeling — John Puckett Arnold Strength. Billy Kitliell Standing — Bruce Tidweil David Roge ! Amanda Kruidemei Chip Swann Raymond Monroe Gina Garber Larry Monroe Rosanne Tidwre Gayle Plummet Don Musgrove Paul Phillips Earl Langley Eddie Maiors George Thomas Jennifer Jones David Hitls Pat O Reilly Barney Han Melanie Hills Gary Campbell Dan Lessley Woody Jones Dean Pitts. John Buttler Jo Ellen Allen Rusly Bialas Manning Miller. Kathy Baiclifl Dennis Barclilt. Lee Smith Geoff Pntchell Thomas Gray Ross Jelson Paul Entrekin Jim Daniels Rick Gecsey Dave Reifsnyder Frank Buttler Gamma Sigma Sigma: First Row — Sarah Ramsey. Suzanne Pendergrass Susan Thornbourgh. Sherry Klumpp Lori Baker Kayren Kyle Libby Harris. Karen Candler Sabrina Graffunder Cynthia Thornton Jo Ann Milburn Second Row — Margaret Becker Oramenia Fleming Nancy Poundstone. Sheree Bowlen Sally Chapman. Melissa Thompson. Sandra Hawkins. Martha Ayers. Jane Cam- mack Cindy Black Marilyn Mills Diann Baker Sally Hamilton. Melanie Day. Debbie Bishop Third Row — LeeAnn Sides Becki Stinson Rachael Fricke. M argaret Ann Vines. Stacy Jordan. Alison McClure. Carol Baird. Sheila Wheeler. Jennifer James. Pam Holley. Vicki Finley. Carlita Wirts. Cindy Johnston. Connie Birdsong. Frances Brandes Rose Mane Carlson. Denise Tale. Brenda Andress. Karen Adair. Lynn Russell Fourth Row — Martha Jones. Ann Michele Reznicek. Lea Ann Lynn. Carolyn Easter. Nora Ann Wood. Jan Simmons. Donna Rabun. Ann Burbach. Deborah Godfrey. Joan Bean. Sharen Hall. Jeannie Box. Joan McClendon. Karen Brackery. Cindy Tucker ?: Bound together under three cardinal principles. Leadership, Friendship, and Service, Alpha Phi Omega ' S brotherhood strives to meet the goal of helping their fellow man. On campus they are best known for the non-profit operation of the student book exchange, located In the Basement of the Union Building. Alpha Phi Omega raised funds for the construction of the New Aviary for War Eagle IV, Auburn ' s famed mascot, traditionally cared for by the Brothers of Alpha Phi Omega. They sponsor numerous other proj- ects, such as constructing and maintaining the park benches found around campus, giving a full-tuition scholarship to a worthy Eagle Scout, and distributing the Glomerata Spring Quarter. They invite those who are interested in serving others while building lasting friendships to come join their brotherhood. Gamma Sigma Sigma is a service organization for women. Their faculty advisor is Betty Thomas. Throughout the year. Auburn students shouldn ' t be surprised at anywhere they happen to see a Gamma Sig lending a helping hand. Each year, like a couple of other service groups, they help with Glom distri- bution. Besides these efforts. Gamma Sigma Sigma also furnishes ushers for plays which are presented here on campus. The organi- zation reaches out to serve not only here in Auburn, but also throughout this entire area. They are presently performing many fine functions in association with the Alabama Sheriffs Boy ' s Ranch. Circle K is an international service club sponsored by Kiwanis International. In Auburn, their faculty advisor is Dr. Garth Jenkins, Assistant Dean of Student Affairs. Members of Circle K involve themselves in many varied services to Auburn students. Each spring, they help the Glomerata staff with the issuance of year- books. During this time, they also sell yearbook covers for a nominal fee. Circle K also participates annually in Auburn ' s All Campus Fund Drive. As you can see. Circle K is indeed a SERVICE in every sense of the word. Circle K: First Row — Cindy Dumont, Secretary; Sharon Gamble. V P ; Mary Skinner. Pres. : Fred Hollon, V. P. Second Row — Bonnie Goss, Elizabeth Spear, Richard Gamble, Linton Newlin, Janice Humphry, Tommy Taylor, Janice Bogucki Not pictured — Garth Jenkins, advisor; Barbie Brown, Jimmy Johnson, Wayne Ford, Jane Pitts, Valerie Wade, Carl Rush MILITARY ORGANIZATIONS: To Insure Domestic Tranquilitj Army ROTC provides Aubum students with training and education, which, when added to their inherent qualities, makes them suitable for positions of responsibility as officers in the United States Army. ROTC stu- dents benefit from classroom instruc- tion in military science and hours of drilling on Max Morris Field. In these classroom sessions, ROTC students learn about Army history, and special Headquarters Company: Maj Wadham. Bayd Timmons. Franklin, Grumpier. Ramsey. Toney Banks. Graham. Adams. Salter. Weldon. Gal- breath. Pate. Thomas. Ray. Perkins 282 skills such as map reading. Physical drills include such things as hand to hand combat, rappelling, orienteering, mountaineering, and marksmanship. The Auburn University Army ROTC Batallion is divided into five com- panies: A, B, C, Headquarters, and Ranger Companies. A, B, and C are for Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior members, respectively. These com- panies are divided into platoons which are lead by Junior and Senior members who have excelled in the ROTC pro- gram. Headquarters company is composed of seniors in leadership positions, and the Rangers are basically students who plan to make the army and its activities a career. These students learn more about the skill involved in patrolling for ambushes, advanced hand to hand combat, and other advanced skills. Most students receive a two year duty obligation, while a few Army students being commissioned to re- ceive only three to six months active duty for training. These students may receive commissions upon graduation, some of which are identical to those awarded at West Point. Disc and Diamond: Galbreath. Perkins. Grumpier, Alexander, Ray, Ford, Jones. Kreis, Lockett, South- ern Ranger Company: First Row: Wise, Kerr, Mar- tin, Morgan, Barker, Jones, Dittman Second Row: Weems, Head, Downs, Buchanan, Sissom, Dodd, Thrillkill, Cunningham, Sgt Crosley 283 To Insure . . .j com d Commanding Officers: SSG Cummins. Capt. Kram er. Col Norns. Capt Voigt. Capt. Revef. SGM Duna hoo. MSG Crosby The culmination of Auburn Univer- sity Army ROTC training is at the sen- ior cadets summer advanced camp at Fort Riley, Kansas, which students at- tend during the summer before their senior year. Here, cadets from all other Army ROTC groups go through six weeks of vigorous training in all Army skills. Cadets from Auburn consistently excell in all activities. Army ROTC is not only hard work — the group provides a social life, too. The climax of this is the annual military ball which is held every spring quarter. For those interested in Army ROTC, Auburn University provides an excellent training ground, with superb leaders and facilities. C Company: Chancy. Alexander, Estock, King, Armitage, Little, Foster, Noell, Vinyard, Tony, East Sample, Wilson, Luther Second Row: Griswold, Elloitt. Higginbotham, Vockner, McKorkle, Brewer, Craford. Guthrie, Robbins. Vander- veen, Erikson Third Row: Ballard, Scruggs, English, Satunn, Dyson, Pate, Kim- mel. Stamps, Pickard, Feehan, McDonald, Mims, Southern, Capt Volt 285 To Insure . . ., cont ' d. A Company: DuBols. Flowers. Winner. Bugg. Ratliff. Parterfield, Eiland. Avant, Simmons. Jennson. Boyd. Jones. Morgan. Glass, Wood. Martin, Oailey. Watson. Nance, Bagwell, Wheely. Allison. Lockett. Bittner, McManis. Messick. Mills. Pon- deg, Lang, Lacy, Willbanks, Wheggle, Cook, Hall, Lusk. Capt Revel 286 B Company: First Row: Davis, Haden, Carter, Barrett, Guilliland Second Row: Smith. Grover, Bunnell, Hagar. Krief, Mimms Third Row: Kram- er, Blackerby, Morris, Scott. Baughaver, Black. Lee, Omni. West, Ford. Lee. Fourth Row: Ar- chard. Gay, Tibbs. Jordan, Barfield, Belt, Mc- Millan. 287 To Insure . . . omd The Navy-Marine Corps ROTC has the responsibility of preparing young men and women to serve on active duty as officers in the Navy and Marine Corps. Since the unit ' s founding in 1946, Navy ROTC has met the challenge of the constantly chang- ing new, modern Navy. The 1975-76 battalion of midshipmen numbers 285, including a large number of officer candidates in the NESEP program. The NROTC program offers scholarships which include tuition, books, and $100 each month for expenses to all interested students who can qualify. Unit activities include Naval Science classes, drill, field meets, community service projects, a rigorous physical fitness program, and an active social pro- gram which is climaxed each year with the tra- ditional Ring Dance . Women are getting more in- volved each quarter with women now receiving scholarships. Under the direction of Colonel J. W. Duncan, commanding officer of the unit, NROTC is looking forward to another good year. The 1975-76 year will include the tri-service intramurals, the cele- bration of both the Navy ' s and the Marine Corp ' s 200th birthdays, and Navy direction of the annual President ' s Day. 288 Steerage: First Row — • Mike Seans. Jeff Welch. Dale Lyie. Brooke Mont- gomery, Jan Schntedwind, Joe Gengo, Bob Van Went, Richard Rathburn, Miss Jan Robertson Second Row — Keith Good. Bill Walker, Al Morris, Steve DIugos, Larry Davis, Steve Strength. Mike Silvers. Jim Usbeck. Bruce Cross - r. --,-uac«A 1H. ' 289 290 J 291 Angal Flight: First Row — Lynn Jones. Elizabeth Jernigan. Lisa Phil- lips. Rhonda Penn. Susan Robinson. Mai Peter Henderson (facultv ad- visor) Second Row — Suzanne Cottle. Nancy Nolen. Geary Irwin. Cmdy Scofiald. Debbie McEnerney. Anne Griffin. Scarlotte Hall Third Row -- Dawn Halbrooks. Paige Long. Beth Ingram. Pattie Neill. Shana Grimes Barbara Stanfield. Emily Newman Fourth Row — Susan Strickland. LeDonna Hunter. Debi Rehm. Janet Helton. Sissy Cramton. Judy Pascutti. Paula Donahoe Fifth Row — Judy King. Betty Allen. Debbie Backus. Leah Prim. Martha Spruce. Lee Ann Burke Sixth Row — Jan Windhorst. Sue Komar. Vicki Williamson. Laura Wynn. Debbie Felts. Karen Bethea. Jeanne Anne Oriskel Seventh Row — Cindy Mahery. Gail Gunter. Caria Caffey. Holly Drueger Angel Flight is a group of young collegiate women serving on the campus and in the community. The most im- portant qualification for membership in this elite group demonstrates the strength of its efforts: one must have an abundance of time to put into the organization. From the Blood Drive to the March of Dimes Walkathon and from SIM UN to concert ushering, this body of girls contributes hour upon hour to make things a little easier for everyone. The Arnold Air Society is: 1) a service organization, and 2) an honor society for Air Force Students. The mem- bers of A.A.S. participate in just about every possible capacity on and off- campus. Each year, they sponsor the March of Dimes walkathon, which, in the past two years totaled, has raised over $35,000. Remember all those attractive flags that adorn downtown Auburn during certain holidays? That ' s right, Arnold Air Society furnished the red, white, and blues and sees that they are properly placed. A.A.S. is also actively involved in work with the Veterans in Tuskegee and with Headstart children. Because of their outstanding achieve- ments in these areas of service, Arnold Air Society was selected Organization of the Year for 1 975. Arnold Air Society: First Rom — George Daniels. John Dritenbas. Ernie LeRoy, Jean Calhoun, Curtis Forten- berry, Mike Williams, Mil e Whitfield, Sammy Williams Second Row — William Myrick, George Acker, Win- ford Speakman, Carl Evans, Ray Crump. Greg Vincent. Bill Bradley, Marc Haman, Michael Coe. Third Row — John White, Mark Baker, Mark Crail, Paul Thomason, Bruce Hanson, Jerry Brannon. Ozzie Mullins, Rusty Bialas, Buster Barksdale. Fourth Row — Major Peter Hender- son, Jeff Ricks, Dennis Kaan. Brent Hill, Lynn Higgin- bottam. Don Cullen, Charles Baily, Jim Feming, Jim Stewart, John Leech, Rusty Parker. Tom Cooper, David Lindsey. 293 To Insure . . ., ' cont ' d. I Pershing Rifles is a national ho orary for outstanding students In Army ' and Air Force ROTC. The organization was founded in 1894 by General Johnflf Persfiing, and serves on the Auburn cam- pus as the official Drill Team and Cok Guard. Capers is the coafflllate of the P shing Rifles, serving the military, Aubt University, and the community In variout social and civic projects. am- i 3ura iOU 4 (Below) Capers: First Row: Laura Sims. Becky Sellart Becky White. Cindy McGileray. Debbie Day. Ka Cockrell, Elena Newman. Barbie Steele Second Row Linda VanFossen. Susan Vincent. Anne Gardner. Angek Huffman. Mimi Bruce. Betsy Blackburn. Susan Strick land Third Row: Jim Lake — PR Captain. Labelli Stewart. Dabbie Baugf man. Bonnie Brooks. Karii Daniel. Betsy Bradley. Glenda Rice. Barby Brown. Am Neely Fourth Row: Patricia Newton, Ann ReynoMi Tumpy Woodruff. Linda Eskind. Kim Smith. Karei Biliingslea. Marcia Sims. Ruth Ann Dunn. Ginger Jonef Janet Reed ILeftI Capers Officers: Ann Gardner. XO Barbie Steele. Pledge Trainer: Laura Sims. Secretary Ann Neely. Commander: Susan Strickland. SuppliM Angela Hoffman. Treasurer. Pershing Rifles First Row: Rand Clark. Jim Lal(e, Peggy Kemlein, Elana Newman, Laurie Chandler, Melinda Thomas. Sandy Nease Sec- ond Row: Donna Glass, Jim Shanks, Robert Flowers, Elbert Shaw, Chip Johnson, Don Tatum, Rooie Cherry, Greg Meadows, Denise Daiiey, Wayne Bryant, Brad Carter. 295 The American Institute of Ar- chitects is open to all students in the field of Architecture The organization promotes professionalism in their field. The American Society of Inte- rior Designer ' s main function is to serve as a studem- level parallel to the prc- fessional organizatior . Members participate numberous workshop; . 296 5 cS or J3 O I H m O H CZ J3 m O r- c DO CO (Above) American Society of Interior Designers Seniors — Judy Asher, Liz Bishop. Beci y Brown, Dell Chancellor — Sec, Laura Daehnlce, Michelle Doyle, Sam Gloyd. Roger Godwin, Jamye Jones, Keith Lightsey. Marci Lowe. Becky Meeks — Pres., Bob Montgomery — Treas.. George Olsson, Susan Sasser, Marnie Sittig. Rebecca Stone. Randy Weaver. Juniors — Mary Ellen Adams, Steve Adams — V.P.. Debbie Baumhauer, Walker Candler, Liz Cohen — Sec , Donna Davis. Lynn Edwards. Don Fowler. Ann Godsin. Mary Grems, Emily Linton. Mary Ann Overly. Beth Roby. Spence Tichnor. Becky Wa xers. (LeW In- dustrial Designers Society of America First Row — David Williams. Jim Bently, Terry league. Kenneth Harvey. John Campbell. James Foster. Kemo Hadad. Keith Myrick, Tom Whaley, Mike Howard. Chuck Russler. Steve Hinkle. Dave Dowrick, Mark Braun, Mike Sellers, Harold Anderson: Second Row — Ron Murray, John Mumford. Gary Taylor. Bob Runkle. Howard Cornell, Joe Jouana, Mike Mitchell, Eric Bunn. Sammy Bishop. Sally Walker. Terry Wright. Tom Carter. Nancy Holland. Eric Lester. Russ Sedlack. Bob Maresca. Roger Thomas 297 298 The Business Council is composed of represen- tatives from all of the organi- zations in the School of Busi- ness. Members help to coor- dinate activities within the school so that they are bene- ficial to all students involved in business. Students with interests in business and management-re- lated fields can improve their professional knowledge by be- coming a member of the Au- burn Student Accounting Association and the Management Club. Speakers and seminars in ac- counting and management are provided for interested per- sons. An Accounting Day Pro- gram, presented views of the accounting world, is held each year by the ASAA. - ' Wi (Top Left) Business Council: Seat- ed: J. Averyt. G. Estess. L. Pat- ton, K. Malesl y Standing: J. Ad- cock, B Richards, S Hayes, J. Gallagher, A. Gentle, J. Withers, B. Sockwell, J. Bumgarner, R. Pitt- man, K. Marine, P. Stephenson, J. Gregory, D Ruf (Above) Account- ing Association: First Row: L Alex- ander, S Tipton. Second Row: L. Kennedy Third Row: R Pricks. L, Davenport, J Scott Fourth Row: G Waters, J. Whitehead, D Brown Fifth Row: C Clark, J Phillups, A Bailey Sixth Row: J, Smith. S. Deerman, D. Scargenia Seventh Row: B Mayhall, J. Potal, M. Wil- liams, K Hardwick. Eighth Row: S. Stevens, D. Brown, D Ward. D. Funderburk, S Freeman, M. Crump Vinth Row: P Pate, D Jones, J. Allen, R, Lazenby, T Taylor, L Newland (Far Left) Management Club. 299 - Wall Street . . ., cont ' d (Below! Finance Club: First Row. B Sockwell. R Romano. J Schenk S Smith. D Scarnnechia. G Irwin, B Tatum. Dr T Tole Second Row G Kirkland. G Griffen, C Lee. F Prince. S Williams. R Anthony. K Milling. Or S McCord. J Sullivan R Orr. B Whimire. J Melton IBot tomi National Collegiate Atsocia tion of Secretaries: First Row. K Llovtl D A Carter. J Dean, S 300 J Several professional organiza- tions in business and economic fields exist at Auburn that help prepare students in these curicu- la for experiences they may en- counter in later jobs. The Finance Club is one of these organizations, and is one of the most active organizations on campus. Of course, as the name implies, this organization is mainly concerned with orienting finance majors about job op- portunities in finance. However, this group is also very active in making Auburn ' s course require- ments more valid to the outside world. The Agriculture Eco- nomics Club helps tie to- gether both the School of Agri- culture and the School of Busi- ness. Concerned with many of the new problems on the farm with the pressures of the wor- sening economy, members of this club prepare themselves for the future through lectures and proj- ects. The Society of Personnel Administrators is very ac- tive in job-promotion for Auburn PIR majors. It keeps in very close contact with large corporations in Alabama and Georgia, constanly bringing these groups here to interview more and more Auburn students. The Collegiate Associa- tion for Secretaries is very active in advancing the position of secretaries in today ' s society. Advice is given on what the best type of jobs are for secretaries and where to find such jobs. In an era of equal pay and status for women, this organization is well doing its part. ITop) American Society of Personnel Ad- ministration: First Row: S Lord. R Stevens, B Thompson. Second Row: P Jenkins. P Kennedy. B. Richards. G. White. D Hughes. D Davis. S Hayes. J. Withers. Dr W. Giles Third Row: T Guest. F Underviiood. S. Trawick. J Haynes. Not Pictured: Dr W Holley. Dr. R Myles (Left) Agricul- tural Economics: First Row: W McAbee. J Yates. D Edwards. J, Rittenour. R Gee- sey. Second Row: C. Christenberry, M. Moore. D Anerson, P. Awbrey. R Brown. A. Ellis. M. Tarpley. Dr. B. Hardy HOME ECONOMICS ORGANIZATIONS: Playing House Auburn Student Home Economics Association: First Row R Jones, P Lake. J McDowell, D Hal brooks. Jane Henderson Second Row R Pass. L Powers. N Gemeinhardt Third Row K Davis. L Story, M Mclntyre. S Sellers Fourth Row L Owens Fifth RowT Akin. S Bell. M McNeely. C Cotney. Mrs M Hinton — Sponsor, J Donaldson, B Barren. C Davis Sixth Row: C Tanner. T Murphree. B Goss. L Baker, Lett Fashion Incorporatad: First Row: Lee Ann Burke — Prat . Blythe Boslick Karen Davis. Mary Lee Jones Second Row: Susan Sheffield, Carol Walthall Sec . Susan Bopp, Sara Bradley Third Row: Ellen Gross, Annette Rozelle, Sar,- Bopp, Carolyn Lipscomb, Laura Lugenville Fourth Row Karen Burghardt FiftI Row: Jan McDowell, Ann Ragsdale Sixth Row Ruth Aponte, Gina GartMT Students in the School of Home Econom- ics have several organizations open to them that serve their special interests and plans for the future. Not only do they teach the students about career opportunities; they also provide lecturers who tell of new de- velopments and discoveries in the realm of Home Economics. The Home Ec Association is open to all students within the School of Home Economics, and covers all aspects of the field. This organization presents programs on consumer affairs, nutrition, and family development, while also helping new stu- dents in the school decide on their pro- fessional aims. Fashion Incorporated is a profes- sional organization open to all students, whether in the School of Home Ec or not. Most of the emphasis is on apparel, de sign, and merchandising. Reknowned designers and merchandisers from fashion centers in Atlanta have been brought here by this organization this year to help students dis- cover new ideas. The Modeling Board is the service arm of Fashion Incorporated. Members are chosen each year In a modeling contest be- fore judges from nearby retail clothing stores. In giving its members experience in modeling and in coordinating shows, the Modeling Board annually presents the Bridal Show. For students interested in dietetics, the School of Home Economics offers member- ship in the Dietetic Association This club provides help and advice to students preparing to meet career goals by telling of new developments in food preparation and biochemical discoveries. Help is also given in finding intern positions in nearby hospitals. I Seventh Row: dina Wright, Paula Manning, Gail Crawford, Susan Richardson, Nancy Powell — V P Eighth Row: M ary Reed, Sally Veasey, Dawn Halbrooks (Above) Modeling Board: Karen Burghardt — Pres , Annette Rozelle, Sandra I Ruth, Susan Richardson, Carolyn Lipscomb, Ruth Aponte, Sara Bradlet, Ann I Ragsdale, Sally Veasey, Susan Bopp, Sara Bopp, Laura Lugenville Pharmaceutical Organizations: Pill Pushers The Chi Chapter of Phi Delta Chi, active on the Auburn campus since 1921, serves as a profes- sional and social fraternity for pharmacy students. The fraternity aids members in all phases of pharmacy life, seeking to inform students about the changing profes- sion of pharmacy. Last JunaJ the Auburn chapter helped| sponsor the national con- vention in Atlanta. Througl unity in work and social izing. Phi Delta Chi achieve its goal of promoting broth erhood among members. f ADAMS, PETE: 4PY, Pensacola, FL; ANDERSON, KEITH: 2PPY, Birmingham, AL; BEADLES, BOB: 3PPY, Enterprise, AL; BEALL, WAYNE: SPY, Marianna, FL; BELL, JAMES: 4PY, Enterprise, AL; BOATWRIGHT, BARRY: 4PY, Gadsden, AL. BOOZER, RICKY: 4PY, Oxford, AL; BOYETTE, LEMUEL: 4PY, SuUigent, AL; BROWN, STEVE: SPY, Gallatin, TN; BUNN, ALAN: 3PY, Cookstown, NJ; BUSH, AUBREY: 3PPY, Wetumpka, AL; CAUSEY, CHARLES: SPY, Grant, AL. DAVIS, ALLEN: 4PPY, Eufaula, AL; DAVIS, JIM: 4PY, Mill- brook, AL; DAVIS, STEVE: SPY, Erlenger, KY; DENNIS, MIKE: 2PPY, Wetumpka, AL; EVANS, RANDY: 4PY, Cincin- nati, OH; FRANKO, TOM: 4PY, Girard, OH. GODFREY, SCOTT: SPY, Cedar Bluff, OH; GUNNELS, JOHN 4PY, Birmingham, AL; HAGAN, BRUCE: SPY, Whitesville, KY HUFF, STAN: SPY, Montgomery, AL; HUTCHINSON, RON 4PY, Enterprise, AL; KEMP, BILL: 2PPY, Middleser, AL. KLEINKLAUS, JOEY: SPY, Gadsden, AL; LACY, TIM: 4PY, Birmingham, AL; LAFAYETTE, ERIC: SPY, Sylacauga, AL; LAWHON, LARRY: 3PPY, Sulligent, AL; MANN, MARK: SPPY, Oxon Hill. MD; McCONAGHY, DAN: 2PPY, Satsuma, AL. McDonald, DENNIS: 2PPY, Pulaski, TN; MOBLEY, TRENT: 4PY, Fayette, AL; MOORE, TERRY: 4PY, Auburn, AL; MOORE, THURSTON: 4PY, Nashville, TN; MUELLER, ART: SPY, Birmingham, AL; NORTH, RANDY: SPY, Knoxville, TN. OGLE, RANDY: 4PY, Lineville, AL; OLIVER, LARRY: SPY, Tallasaee, AL; PHILEN, RON: 4PY, Beatrice, AL; PLANT, RANDY: 4PY, Tallassee, AL; POWELL, CRAIG: SPY, Hunte- ville, AL; ROSS, WINSTON: 4PY, Bullhead City, AZ. 8CHULMAN, GLENN: 2PPY, Hialeah, FL; SEABORN, JIM SPY, Guin, AL; STEWART, CLINTON: SPY, Enterprise, AL SUTTON, BRENT: 4PY, Springfield, OH; THAMES, BUBBA SPY, Evergreen, AL; VINYARD, RONNIE: SPY, Gadsden, AL. WARD, JIMMY: SPY, Sylacauga, AL; WEBB, JIM: SPY, Span- ish Fort, AL; WILSON, DAVID: SPY, Brewton, AL; WINDHAM, DAVID: 4PY, Russellville, AL; BEEBE, ARCHIE J.: Executiue Director; BORN, CHARLES: Faculty Advitor. KMf 304 Phi Delta Chi: First Row: M. Mann, L. Lawhon, K. Anderson, J. Seaborn, R. Summers, J. Davis. Second Row: J. Webb, J. Waters, C. Wright, F. Flynn, M. Shunk, A. Dunavant, D. Reed, S. Pierce, C. Powell, R. Ogle. Third Row: S. Brown, Dr Born (advisor), A. Mueller, B. Boatwright, S. Godfrey, J. Gun- nels, A. Bunn, S. Huff. R. Plant, E. Lafayette, W. Ross, D. Wil- son, W. Griffin. Fourth Row: R. Cook, R. Philen, B Thames, J. Bell. L Oliver, R. Hutchinson, D Windham, J. Kleinklaus, R. Evans, R. Vinyard, P. Adams, B Kemp, J. Ward, R. Key, R. North, T. Lacey, G. Schulman, S. Davis. Fifth Row: C. Stew- art, T. Nix, L. Boyette, T. Moore. 305 Pill Pushers, The Auburn Student Chapter of the American Pharmaceutical Association is a service organi- zation open to students in the school of Pharmacy that offers them useful advice about future practice and in- teresting information in the area of drug research. Kappa Psi is a professional fra- ternity for men in the School of Phar- macy. It is not just another social organization for these men. for the have been very active with com munity affairs. This year they sponsorec the Auburn Blood Drive and the Bloo Pressure Checking Clinic. Kappa Epsilon is the profes sional fraternity for women in th| School. It offers many programs dea( ing with the advancement of womer in the profession. Its main emphasii is on professional consciousness an cooperation. 306 (Above) Kappa Epsilon: First Row: P Newton, M Carter, L. Blalock, N. Armour, J Aycock, N Schrugham Second Row: D Wade, L. Bradford. K. EIrod, B Murphy, J. Rogers, D Silvey, A. Eiland, S. Higginbotham, Ward, C McClanahan, A. Dykes. Third Row: R. Hereford, A. Johnson, K. Ellis. F Flynn, G. Grigg. N. Lipham. J. Tucie. D. Lingle. C. Newton. Fourth Row: L. Swanson. L. Sharpe. J. Crenshaw. A Dunavant. D Rogers. J. Miilen. M. Whatley. L Dyess. D. Wyman. B. Nix. C. fibsenberger Fifth Row: M. Daigle. S. Hogan. S. Pierce. D. league. B. Little. C. Haile. M Johnson. L. Sherrell. B Thomas. C. Allphin. Howard, K. Blair. K. Stuerke. S. Jordan. L. Thompson (Left) Kappa Psi: First Row: S Huckleberry. John Roberts. D. Cunningham, L. Nelson, M. Blakley. P Egar. R. Bendinger. L. Pardue. B Julian. P Daven- port. C. Mason. A. Johnson. L. Bradford. A Dykes. K Rhodes. A. O ' Neal. Second Row: C. Smith. S. Teal. P. Phillips. C. Williams. D Wood. D Teague, L Stewart. M. Plummer. S Stewart. A. St. John. G. Gravlee. M Ranka. K. Steurke. S. Hagan. C Whitaker. T Spears. Third Row: B. Foster. B. Cobb. S Ellison. M Collins. D Boshell. H. Roehm. M Carter. B. Heideprien. S. Shriver. Dr. L. Wilken. J. McMillen. D. Friar, A. Rutheford. F Kourg. B. Bartmeth. B. Cross. 307 AGRICULTURE ORGANIZATIONS: A Green Thumb The Agriculture Council, composed of the President, and Senator elected by the School of Agriculture, an Ag Hostess, and rep- resentatives from each recognized student agricultural organization, maintains a functional body for coordinating and promoting the ad- vancement of agricultural organizations of Auburn University. The Auburn Pre-Veterinary Medical Association has as its purpose the stimula- tion of student interest in veterinary medicine and the familiarization of its members with what to expect and what is expected of them in pra-vet school, veterinary school, and as veterinarians. By the presentation of informa- tion regarding curriculum, scholastic requira- eda ments, and other information, the Association endeavors to improve scholarship and to elevate the quality of the individuals entering Veterinary School at Auburn University. The Auburn Horticulture Forum is the professional club for students interested in Horticulture. The Forum ' s main objectivi are high scholastic achievement among i members and closer relations between studen and the faculty and professional people in th4 state. Spring Quarter brings the Forum ' s maW project for the year — a sale of plants to the stu dents and faculty of Auburn University. Money made by the sale goes toward scholarships anc sending members to the Convention of th American Society of Horticultural Science. Horticulture Forum: First row — Nancy Conner, Sec: Jane Waldrop, Ag. Rep: Cory Brown, Scholarship: Mike Self, Project Chairman: Anne Terry, Garden Conn. Chairman. Standing — Dr. Donald Perkins, Sponsor: Tim Kant, Social: John Paul Bowles, Pres.: Ted Mitchell, Publications: Leonard Perry, V. Pres : Mary Ann Thor- ington, Treas. A Green Thumb, cont ' d. Students in the school of Forestry are eligibli membership in the Forestry Club - active both social and study related activities. These incli a spring barbeque, firewood sales, and seedlinj plantings. -I yx f-r r.r . ' ■ .A ' pi Forestry Club: Mary Lou Rollins, Bill Bryant, Tom McDonough, Sharon Mohney, Hank McKinley, Sill Mont- gomery, Don Sanford. Jim Jeter, Tim Watson, Prof Don Janes, Roger Nelson, Ray Walden, Larry Ford, Ed Kennedy, Mike Hinson, Jim Milton. Bill Burchfield, Danny Havard. Charlie Sage, Charles Ledbetter. Beth Wellbaum, Jim Cupp, Jeff Walker, Phillip Wall, Guy Slayden. Ferrell Gass, Glen Young, David Cunningham, George Franklin. Roger Young. Steve Dubose, Stanley Anderson. Randy Atchison, Steve Jacoby, David Steele, Pete Wann, Bill Buckly, Peter Zubowicz. Mike Kelly, David Stone. (Above) Future Farmers: First Row Randall Smith, Harry Whitt, Frankie Shaw, Ronnie White. George Cargjle. Mike Howard. Rod Underwood, Richard Bunough, Bobby Gindl, Susan Dooley. Mae Langly. Ronald Britneil. Alan Waters, James Ward. Terry Hall, Danny Powell. David Faulkner. Joe Brown. David Wilbanks, Richard Murphy. Second Row: Steve Williams. Steve Martin, Tony Berry Mike Moore, Gary Halloman. Rex Mayfield. Terry Johnson. Randy Blacklidge. Kenneth Smith. Ronnie Silcox. Dave Cunningham. Billy Whitten 311 ENGINEERING ORGANIZATIONS: Finding a better wai Students in the various field of engin- eering must turn to special interest groups within the school in order to get pro- fessional advice on job opportunities and responsibilities of the engineer. This help is given by joining a group of students who share nearly identical needs to learn about being an engineer, not just becom- ing one. The American Socie| of Mechanical Engineers, American Society of Civil Enj neers and the Institute of El trical and Electronic Enginee provide this professional knowledd With a large number of these professioi and honorary groups on campus, one oti| group must exist to coordinate the tivities. At Auburn, a student represer tive of each organization in the school 1 engineering meet regularly in the Engi- neering Council to coordinate th plans. (Far Top) Engineer ' Council: Fint Row: X Ruii. D Phelps. D McCurdy. R Barton S0cond Row: J Schaef- fel. D Hunt. J McCarthy, K Black. C Nail Third Row M Baker R league, B Samuel. F Cuzzort. G Adams (Abovt) Inetituta of Mechanical Engineer . 312 (Below) Institute of Electrical and Elec- tronic Engineers: First Row: H. Elkins, T Spangenberg, J Sellers, D Phelph, L. Townsend. Dr C Phillips Second Row: R. Ice. R Popwell, E. Prater, D. Allen, S. Aboul Halim, R Green, R. Griffin, M. Baker, F. Cuzzort, D. Kennedy. Third Row: R. Coles, L. Hand. B Otto. M. Brown, L. Sanders. S. Leonard. J. Frinak, G Sheffield, H, Ricks, D. Capell, B. Walker, (Far Below) Institute of Civil Engineers. 313 Finding a better way. cont ' d. With dynamic needs for members of the engineering profession increasing at a large rate. Auburn University strives to educate men and women in different engineering areas. But an education for these engineers doesn ' t stop with their classwork it must continue in the pro- fessional attitudes they achieve. The American Institute of Chemi- cal Engineers and The American Society of Agricultural Engi- neers help to fill the need of a profes- sional environment by providing students with outside education in the particulars of their chosen fields. (Above! American Society of Agri- cultural Engineers: First Row: P Oakes. B Adklnson. D Singleton. J Robertson, S Vineyard Second Row: J Hughes. R McCorkle. D Wakkell. K. McDonald Third Row: M. Bishop. R Helms. B Coody, J Burns. K. Harri- son. C Bowman. B Arrington. R. Pendley (Right) Institute of Ctiemi- cal Enginaars. 314 a 315 AW ORGANIZATIONS: Smooth Tsilkers Unlika •ls«wh«r« in society, at Au- burn the act of formal spaach is not vanishing. For axampla, tha DsbatB Tssm brought homa many victorias including ona from tha highly-ratad Sam- ford Univarsity tournamant. Lambda Alpha Epsilonwas formed this year and has done a great service to those interested in law enforcement, teaching new opportunities and respon- sibilities of policemen. The Pre-Law Socisty prepares students for ca- reers that deal with tha rhetoric of per- sonal communication while translating tons of written information into verbal forms. Back to School The Student National Edu- cation Association helps edu cation majors keep abreast of the changes in the teaching profession. It introduces the members to prob- lems they will encounter in the teaching environment, and rr. ' odern methods of dealing with them With the ever changing values and ideas of education the SNEA is always involved in an effort to improve the education system. lAbove) Oivi ion M: First Row: S Purcell. D Arkle, A Hutson, J Dean. B Buddemoyer. E Cresap. L. GiMiand Second ftow D Beal. S Spillane. K Males. G Bracken IRight) Parachute Club: First Row: B Coody. M McBnde, C. Edwards. D. Mctchell, K Jones. G Blackburn. D Kaufman. D Yarbrough. B Smith. B Gable. R Popwell. L Al- verson. P Entrekin Second Row: D Masse, B Tibbs, G Anderson, B Leverett. L Paxton. L Mam- mon. L Owsley, M Shelton. J. Yates, M Perkins. T Roberts, T Ridgeway. R Butler. S Smith. P. Bushby Third Row: G. Hayden. D Benson. S Curlee. J Locke. T. Jones. D Snow - - i 1 n 4 1 1 A r % M I J Recreational Organizations: Do It Til You ' re Satisfied For some students, relief from studying comes while airborne — by plane or parachute. Those who prefer flight to free fall make up the War Eagle Flying Team. These students comprise a nationally outstanding team in competition. But, for the weekend enthusiast, Auburn ' s sport Para- chute Team is the answer to relief. The team is involved in many activities, including dem- onstrating jumps at football games. Division M, outstanding in residence hall group develop- ment, excels in assertive behav- ior. The residents are dedicated to the expression of their rights. War Eagle Flying Team: T Hamil, A. Shanks, J. Dennis, M Dean, E LeRoy. L, Rutland, D Clark, B. Gaskin, J Regan. M. Coe, J. Meadows, B. Pinney, R Brovi n, V, Swoffard. Not Pictured: R Kelley n  f Spike Shoe Club: First flow: R. Crump, D McKannan, N Murphy. J. Currey Second Row P Reagan. T Baker. T Lord. B Skiles. J Dunaway. J. Fox. 8. Montgomery J Sellers. J Lewter. H. Glance. J Walker. B Dull. J Richardson. C Davis. R Schaff stall. E Heihtner. M Volentine. Third Row: Sims. R Musik. D Murphy. P. Dooley. S Goelin. t. Moore. T. Levecchio. T Easley L Porterfield Tigarsharks: V Green, G Herran (Equipment Officer). R Buchanan, J Teague. V. Thompson (Treas.l. B. Wil liams. Hoffman (V.P.). Dr. E. Clark (Training Officer and Faculty Advisor), Coach B. Washington (Faculty Advisor). Do It . . ., cont ' d The Spike Sh06 Club, as the name implies, is basedj upon the advancement of the sport of track. This organization open to all lettermen in either varsity track or varsity croa country. Members serve each other as a whole by offering eac person the chance to improve his talents in the sport throuf association with others involved in track. The War Eagle Weight Lifting Club is a very vaiu2 able outlet for Auburn students interested in body-building Members of this organization are seen at all hours of the 6a% L practicing in the student weight room in the coliseum. Some members use the club for mere recreation and keeping in good shape, while others use it as a means of intercollegiate com- petition around the Southeast; but no matter what the reason for membership, each member gets great benefits from the club. Tigcrsharks is an organization which is very involved in pro- moting the sport of skin diving. As the popularity of this sport has greatly increased in the past few years, so has the number of members in this group. New skills are learned in this delicate and somewhat dangerous sport. The university pool is used a great deal, but this group also makes many field trips to the Gulf. The Auburn Water Ski Club is the newest organization on the Auburn campus, receiving permission to charter from the Student Senate this fall. Although new, membership is already large, indicating the great love for water skiing at Auburn. Be- sides membership, its campus involvement also came quickly, as was seen in its offering a campus-wide water skiing contest and show during spring quarter. I LJO It . . .y cont ' d. The Rifl6 Tssnn provides an outlet for students in- terested In the sport of marksmanship. It is a miscon- ception that the members of this organization all come from the University ' s ROTC programs, for its members come from all facets of study. These students not only get together for their own leisure and enjoyment; they are also the official representatives for the UniversrI in intercollegiate competition. «V V; o • S , ; « ■ ' l Racquet Ball Club: First Row. J Hatch. J Infante, C Lewis. J Denoff. D Gorrlon. C Kite, R Haibrooks, A Bush, R Tillery Second Row S House D Stiff. G. Ellis. A Burbach. M K Jones. J Goodling. C Ham. J Lyon. D Swisaer Third Row: S Coliman, E Mosley. T Dekle, J Tucker, 8 Oabney, T Smith, A Aur, P Davis, M Bailey, A Meacham Fourth Row Jeffrey, M Browder, C Cranford, M Curtis, T Callins, M Self, B Harrison, J Schenk. R Garrison Not Pictured: J Phillips. B Douglas. J Grnham. W Hannon. A Traywick. X hik V The Racquetball Club was organized this year to further student interest and participation in the rapidly growing sport of racquetball. What helped spur on the starting of this group was the completion of Auburn ' s new racquetball courts located by the Coli- seum. This Winter Quarter, its members sponsored a racquetball tournament that proved to be a successful event that is sure to continue. The Karate Club members enjoy meeting together to practice their sport and to learn how to perfect their skills in this ancient Oriental art. The thrill of this sport has not just appealed to males, either; women are also found within the realms of this club. But no matter who is there — male or female, white belt or black belt — fun and valuable knowledge are received by all. Rifle Team: First How: C. Beyer Second Row: Maj T Wadham, M. Ballard. R. Reed, B. Smith, J Miller Third Row: R McCorkle, R Ramsey, M Barfield. R. Park- er. M. Jones Social Organizations: If s Greek to Me. 324 Interfraternit] Council The InterfraternJty Council is composed of representatives from all tfie fraternities on campus. It was formed In 1924 for the pur- pose of maintaining a closer re- lationship between the college and the fraternities and for more unified inter-fraternity activities. Each year the I.F.C. cooperates with the intramural sports pro- gram and presents appropriate cups to the winners and runners up in the major and minor sports. As a climax, the fraternity with the most total points is presented an all-sports trophy. Along with the sports trophies, the I.F.C. annually presents two trophies for scholarship achievements. One of the trophies is presented to the fraternity having the highest over- all average, the second is present- ed to the fraternity making the greatest improvement in scholar- ship standing. It also regulates rush procedures. David Page — President Larry Stutts Tom Hurst — Rush V P Shannon Vinyard Don Marzella — Adm V P Kappa Alpha Shad Williams — Secretary Dudley DeVore Alpha Epsilon Pi Kappa Alpha Psi John Horchen Naversia Alexander Alpha Gamma Rho Kappa Sigma George Fendley Randy IVIay Alpha Psi Jim Regan Mike Wilson Lambda Chi Alpha George Wood Dave Rader Alpha Tau Omega Omega Psi Phi Ellis Smith Mel Little Buddy Wynn Omega Tau Sigma Beta Theta Pi Kris Hodges Steve Strength Dick Jordan Chi Phi Phi Delta Theta Tom Griffin Jack Jackson f ike Kuypers Phi Gamma Delta Delta Chi Bo Sockw ell Steve Ingersoll Phi Kappa Psi Tom Hurst Steve Burns Delta Sigma Phi John Klingelhoeffer Allen Jones Phi Kappa Tau Delta Tau Delta Marc Williams Frank Prince Pi Kappa Alpha Farm House Mai Beckham David Page Bill Hamn Pi Kappa Phi Ronnie Roberts Sigma Alpha Epsilon Dan Ponder Greg Wood Sigma Chi George King Sigma Nu Greg Breedlove Gene Lee Sigma Phi Epsilon John George Don Marzella Shad Williams Sigma Pi Joe Paul Abbott Tom Davidson Rick Penry Tau Kappa Epsilon Randy Buss Danny Debs Theta Chi Theta Xi Jon Jackson Glenn Woodson 325 ■Panhellenic Council The Panhellenic Council, founded in 1923, is the coordinat- ing body of the Greek letter soror- ities. It strives constantly to fur- ther an active cooperation and better understanding among the sororities, and also between sorority and non-sorority women. Panhellenic Council promotes fine intellectual achievement and sound scholarship, maintains high social standards, and pro- motes worthy projects on cam- pus. It also formulates and en- forces rushing regulations. Organized in 1950. The Junior Panhellenic, is an organization that brings two representatives from each sorority together to ac- quaint them with the Greek sys- tem here at Auburn. 1 1 :n 74 326 a PANHELLENIC COUNCIL Margaret Weldon JUNIOR PANHELLEN C COUNCIL Nancy Smith - President Delta Sigma Theta Sherri Wheeler President Delta Zeta Marcia Sims — Vice-President Oannis Salter Jocie Smith Secretary Kay Owens Jayne Tiffin — Secretary Winnie Williams Alpha Chi Omega Kay Jordan Lillian Randall — Treasurer Delta Zeta Paula Wilson Gamma Phi Beta Alpha Chi Omega Kim Hanson Robin Hurd Jo Anne Geddes Beth Richards Donna McCauley Alpha Delta Pi Sherri Wheeler Susan John Gamma Phi Beta Phoebe Allen Kappa Alpha Theta Alpha Delta Pi Susan Challoner Sweet Pickens Christy Jackson Sara Howard Becky Sellers Anne Mundee Kappa Alpha Theta Alpha Gamma Delta Suzanne Odom Allison Blackburn Kappa Delta Alpha Gamma Delta Debbie Goff Christi Sumner Anne Brown Gina Smelley Susan McEwen Vicki Williamson Kappa Delta Alpha Omicron Pi Ann Hecht Sally Black Kappa Kappa Gamma Alpha Omicron PI Libby Lively Connie Durham Jo Rear Pattie Neil! Lillian Randall Jean Adams Shana Grimes ' Kappa Kappa Gamma Chi Omega PhiMu Chi Omega Belinda Aman Tina Root Lisa Wehby Becky Butler Kathy Phifer Janet Logan Rhonda Pirrello Mary Ann Thompson PhiMu Delta Delta Delta Pi Beta Phi Delta Delta Delta Patti Pickens Susan Sumner Lee Ann O ' Quinn Debbie Long Debbie Russell Cynthia Little Rebecca Hayes Sally Stevens Pi Beta Phi Delta Gamma Advisors Delta Gamma Trina Gordon Shelley Williams Anne Mundee Gladys Stephens Ella Boyd Jocie Smith Emily Leischuck 327 Alpha Omeaa 328 fV. Though summer turns to winter and the present disappears. The Alpha Chi love we have found will last throughout the years. We Alpha Chi ' s have really had a busy year. We worked to- gether to make our Halloween spectacular with the ATO ' s the best yet! We raised $1500 for Cystic Fibrosis. Along with our Blue Grass Festival with Lambda Chi Alpha spring quarter and the Sigma Chi Derby which we were proud to win, all made for a fulfilling and successful year. We had a lot of fun too. Especially at our Winter Formal in Gattlenburg, Tenn. We actually got to do some snow skiing or at least tried our best. We also have a new addition to our sorority — The Alpha Chi Panda Bear which we adopted as our official mascot. Words can ' t sum up how we feel about the great times and friendships we have found in Alpha Chi Omega. When other nights and other days shall find us gone our separate ways we will have these moments to remember. t ' 329 Alpha Data Pi Alpha Delta Pi - how can you de- scribe that which contains such friend- ship, love and loyalty and that which encompasses so much of one ' s life? We are not all beautiful. Some of us are pretty — Glom beauties, Derby Darlin, Miss Fall Rush, fraternity sweet- hearts. Some of us are plain. Some of us are vivacious and out-going — active in campus and community affairs — SGA cabinet, SGA workers. Angel Flight, Capers, Little Sisters, Campus Crusade. Some of us are quiet and shy — working behind the scenes. Some of us are talented only in our ability to draw out love from those around and keep harmony. For there is not always harmony. Sometimes we cry. Some- times we laugh. We are not alike. But we share one desire the desire to know each other better — to work to- gether, have fun together, strive to- gether — strive to grow in love as sisters. We consider ourselves lucky to have found a sisterhood in which we can share all our thoughts and desires, all our laughter and tears, all the things we have in common, and all the differences that makes us uniquely us — Alpha Delta Pi. 330 II Alpha Epsilon The Theta Chapter of Alpha Epsilon Pi is a small group of brothers dedi- cated to the principles and ideals of brotherhood. Our slogan expresses best what AEPi means: No one could tell me where my soul might be, I searched for God But He eluded me, I sought my brother out And found all three. AEPi is proud to be active on the Auburn Campus. We have brothers in- volved with The Plainsman, the Tiger Cub, WEGL. the Auburn Student Accounting Association, IPC, ROTC, the Marching Band and Theatre. Our Fall Road Rally and the Little Sister Field Day have become continuing events. The goal of AEPi is to make college life more than just a classroom experience. 332 11 333 Alpha Gamma Delta 334 II What a sorority — what a year! It was a year marked by whirls of activities, thrills of honors and the exhilara- tion of achievement. It was a year that strengthened those already close bonds of sisterhood — a year of giv- ing and sharing, crying and laughing, and loving and growing. This year was jam-packed with memories: another new pledge class filled with the 50 most enthu- siastic girls to come through Fall Rush, Candlelights, the Burn Bulldogs Parade, the Formal in Chattanooga, So- cials, Step Sing, late-nighters in the Study Room, and afternoons on the Sundeck. Alpha Gamma Delta, wherever it is found, is the com- posite of all the highest ideals of womanhood: scholasic excellence, continued participation in campus activities, and the attainment of high personal standards. We at Gamma Delta Chapter are proud of our achievements. We brag of our scholastic reputation, of our sisters ac- tive in the SGA, AWS, Capers, Angel Flight, Mortar Board, Glom, Cwens, as Majorettes, Little Sisters, War Eagle Girls, and as an Auburn Cheerleader. We believe that we have attained somewhat unto the standards set for all Greek groups, and we are proud to be a part of the Panhellenic movement at Auburn. But most of all, we are proud to be ALPHA GAMS! i-.- e? (mm 335 Alpha Gamma Rho To build bener men: this is the primary objective of Alpha Gamma Rho. Xi chapter of Al- pha Gamma Rho is now in its fifty-seventh year at Auburn. The brothers believe that by working together, living to- gether, and experiencing as a group and as individuals all that college life has to offer that they will indeed be better men, more able to face society and make contributions to it. They strive to aid the individual in mental, moral, social and physical development. Alpha Gamma Rho participates in all intramural sports and strives for high scholarship. Some of the highlights of their year have been parties after football games, the Christmas Party, the Pink Rose Formal, the Dirt Farmer ' s Brawl, the Spring House Party, the A-Day Party, and Founders ' Day. They have also been the center of attention on campus by host- ing the annual Little Sisters ' Invitational Softball Tourna- ment and by winning first place in the Schlitz Pick-Em-Up Con- test. To its members. Alpha Gamma Rho means friendship, memories, love and brother- hood. 336 il 337 Th« Theta chapter of Alpha Psi began its history on the Auburn campus in 1912, making it the oldest veteri- nary fraternity here as well as in the Western Hemisphere. Alpha Psi is dedicated to the purpose of becoming a better professional man. Through working together and having fun to- gether we can help one another achieve this goal. Psi 338 339 Alpha Omicron Pi 340 Simplicity was the main ideal when our four founders formed Alpha Omicron Pi at Barnard College in 1897. At Delta Delta Chapter we stress this one word as the basis of our everyday life and incor- porate simplicity in our love, friendship and above all in our sisterhood. 341 With Brothers involved in such activities as the Student Gov- ernment Association, the SGA Student Senate, IFC committee work, WEGL-FM, varsity athletics (two scholarships). University Committees, ROTC, The University Program Council, ODK, Squires, and various fraternal honoraries; with a respectable sports program, weekly Bible study sessions, and some of the best Little Sisters that any fraternity would want; having won the Ralph Brown Draughn Award for Community Service and a first runner-up award for the best Alumni Newsletter at ATO Nation- al; and having the best, we repeat, the best social program, with the best parties on this campus one might begin to wonder when we find time to study. Well, the truth is that many of us don ' t — but then no fraternity is perfect I Alpha Tcai 342 Beta Theta Pi Each fraternity is as diverse and co- hesive as its individual members make it. Beta Theta Pi recognizes this fact and prides itself not only on the individuality of each of its brothers, but also on the ability to unite together as a working, caring group. The dynamic potential of this ideal — individuality and mutual assistance — has been demonstrated by our successes in campus and fraternity life. We feel this potential shows in our fraternity as we were awarded the AOPi Fraternity Achievement Trophy last spring, given annually to the Auburn fraternity which idealizes the many facets of fraternity life. We at Beta Theta Pi will continue to uphold these standards es- tablished by Delta Zeta Chapter founders on November 19, 1964. 344 M 1 345 Chi Chi Omega friendship is worth more than gold — you cannot buy or sell it. You ' ll never find it by dreaming or reading a book. How can you experience it? Be a Chi Omega yourself. 346 347 Chi Phi 348 Chi Phi celebrated its 150th anniversary in 1974, while continuing its growth through- out the nation. The Chi Phi Fraternity now has 24,388 brothers, 45 chapters, and one colony. The Auburn Chapter, founded on the basis of brotherhood and unification, strives for personal development and involvement to enhance university life. Through scholar- ship, social awareness, and individual im- portance, Chi Phi awakens to the reality of today ' s college world. The strength of Chi Phi rests on the maturity and individuality of it members, each striving to preserve our heritage while working today to preserve tomorrow. 349 Delta hi 350 Auburn Delta Chi thrives on brotherhood. We excel in sports, we excel in scholarship, we excel in our social lives . . . but we are best in brotherhood. And brotherhood is based on individuals accepting the goodness of each other. 351 Delta Delta Delta 352 I ' m a Tri Delta. I know what It ' s like to share the golden Delta sunshine that fills every day. I know what it ' s like to be an individual, yet be united. I know what it ' s like to share in the happiness of my sisters and I know what it ' s like to shed a tear for a troubled sister. But most of all I know what it ' s like to be proud of Delta Delta Delta and the love she brings to all who know her. 353 1 Delta amma 364 1 ' ? ii ' :■ f HOME What is Delta Gamma? Delta Gamma Is love, friendship, laughter, tears, and happiness. Delta Gamma is sisterhood. Our primary purpose Is to create an environment for its members in which lasting friendships are es- tablished and in which the members find the processes, the experience, and the disciplines that stimulate clear thought. A Delta Gamma is a girl of the past, present, and future. She is a girl wearing a golden anchor. 355 elta gma D ni 366 • i Delta Sigma Phi fraternity has been at Auburn since 1 908, and through these years Delta Sigs have been known all around campus for their ex- treme closeness. They illustrate for all Auburn the perfection, the original meaning and pur- pose of a true brotherhood. Kappa chapter at Auburn is the third oldest Delta Sigma Phi chapter in the nation, found- ed only nine years after their national birth at City College, New York. Highlights for the Delta Sigs this year socially included House-party and the Shipwreck Ball. These brothers are not totally socially oriented, how- ever, but are also very active in all phases of campus activities, sports, politics and communi- cations. 357 1 ' V ' M Delta igma heta 368 Delta Sigma Theta, Inc., is the first predominately Black sorority at Auburn University. Ten undergraduate students were initiated into the chapter on January 12, 1973. Delta places most of its emphasis on education, community, inter- national involvement, housing and urban development, and mental health. Jl Kappa Alpha Psi, a social fraternity, was founded on the campus of Indiana Uni- versity in 1911. Its funda- mental purpose is achieve- ment, as seen in its phe- nominal growth since Beta Zeta extension chapter was founded at Auburn in the spring of 1974. Brothers are active in many facets of col- lege and community life. On campus, this years head cheerleader was a brother and many more were asso- ciated with the Afro-Ameri- can Association. Continued growth is seen for Beta Zeta extension ' s future here at Auburn. Being the newest fraternity on the Auburn campus has presented sev- eral problems to the brothers of Kappa Alpha Psi. With the feeling of brotherhood that makes up the Beta Zeta chapter these have been no trouble to cope with. Kappa Alpha Psi through hard work and steady leadership will soon become one of the major social fraternities on the Auburn University Cam- pus. With the values and new ideas presented by the Beta Zeta chapter. Kappa Alpha Psi will continue to grow. Kappa Alpha Psi 359 Delta Tau Delta Delta Tau Delta: Her cornerstone friendshif This phrase has been a part of our Creed since was rewritten in 1929. At Epsilon Alpha, the cor erstone of our Chapter is also friendship — and exhibit this fundamental aspect of a true Fraternii in every phase of our daily lives. We are not feet, either as individuals or as a group of Individ? uals, but through friendship and the other princi- ples of Deltism - Truth, Faith, Courages, and Power - we continually strive to better ourselvej and our Brotherhood. 360 II 361 Delta Zeta 362 We honor and love the bright, gold lamp embedded with four pearls and a diamond which is worn proudly just above our hearts. We are proud of our sisters who have won honors: Miss Au- burn, A.U. Cheerleader, President of Mortar Board and members of Cwens, Angel Flight, Union Host- ess and others . . . We love doing things together: picnics, hayrides, water balloon battles, and just being together as sisters of DZ. We are proud to support the Auburn Halfway House for wo- men just released from prison, as well as a Navajo Indian girl and the Galludet College for the deaf. But the most important aspect of Delta Zeta is sisterhood. Liv- ing, loving and growing together as individuals is the bond that binds all DZ ' s so true. No matter how many miles or years that may come between us, we will always be united as one in the sisterhood of Delta Zeta. 363 Farm House ■ • a|4V •■ •( • ' i m • ' f ¥ tf ' ' ' 364 I Farmhouse Fraternity was founded on April 15, 1905. Seven stu- dents at the University of Missouri dreamed up a brotherhood among agricultural students: a special brotherhood which emphasized the highest values in life, and an association which honored agriculture and rural life through the professional conduct and contributions of its members. Farmhouse here at Auburn has expanded its membership to include those who take interest in the Fraternity but are not of an agricultural background, nor studying in the field of agriculture. For the past couple of years. Auburn Farmhouse has ranked number one in scholarship among social fraternities and ever since coming to the Auburn campus has never been ranked below forth place. FARMHOUSE is dedicated to the BUILDING OF MEN! 365 ■31 Gamma Phi Beta 386 Gamma Phi Beta: A place where each girl can be an individual, yet enjoy the benefits of a group. Gamma Phi encour- ages us to participate in outside activities and pursue our own interests. We all know we have a place to go when we need someone to share our disappointments or our happiness. Friendship is what Gamma Phi is all about. Our sisterhood is truly a wondrous thing. 367 For the things that are seen are temporal; but the things that are not seen are eternal. Kappa Al- pha is not just another college fraternity; it is a way of life, a philosophy of living. Its influence cannot be weighed or measured or computed or analyzed; but for its members, there is nothing more substantial, nothing more real than the vows they have taken, the precepts which have become a part of their very souls, the strong bonds of brotherhood which have been among their dearest and most cherished blessings. 368 I VL 369 TI 370 Theta — she ' s a Theta girl, you can tell by the way she smiles . . . These smiles of happiness are shared all over America by the 100 chapters of Theta. But the happiness is especially out- standing here in the Gamma Omega chap- ter at Auburn where goals such as schol- arship and leadership are continually reached. Every Theta knows that the bonds of sisterhood we share to ac- complish these goals are very important, because they are based on friendship. The members of Kappa Alpha Theta truly be- lieve that in the life of a young woman, the greatest gift is the gift of friendship. I ■v_i Delta 373 Kappa Delta was the first sorority founded on the campus of Auburn Univer- sity. Since its establishment in 1922, Sig- ma Lambda Chapter has grown to an average membership of 130. In KD one finds more than just a name. One finds something in which to belong while still maintaining one ' s individuality. A KD won ' t be classified into one group. We are each different — unique. We are moti- vated by different goals in life. A range of different people united by love is one of the strongest points of our sorority. il wwuiKiMoairnff JS 313 ffcCDDa Gamma 374 We are a group of women joined through love, mutual respect, com- plementary goals, common Ideals, and lasting friendships. We are Epsilon Eta chapter of Kappa Kappa Gamma. rJSk 375 larna S 19 It has been written that men of di- verse interests, attitudes, social posi- tions, and life styles cannot harmon- iously live and work together. The men of Kappa Sigma believe there is much to be learned from interaction with persons of different life styles. Four years of life in this environment can teach a man more about human rela- tions than innumerable volumes could ever attempt. In our brotherhood no man is ostracized for his personal opinions, his social background, his lack of money, or his excess of it. Brothers from large urban metro- polises, small and medium sized towns, and country boys are all making up a fraternity that is probably not the best, certainly not the worst, but definitely the dearest to our hearts — KAPPA SIGMA. II 377 11 Lambda Chi Alpha: a group of diversified in- dividuals working toward, and anaining, common goals. This is an evident fact, and can easily be seen through Lambda Chi ' s accomplishments. The All-Sporlb trophy for four out of the past five years, this year ' s SGA President, two school presidents, three senators, this year ' s head cheerleader, and the IFC Vice President are just a few of our ac- complishments. We at Lambda Chi strongly believe that a good internal brotherhood will ultimately result in strong external accomplishments and glories, and in the long run will provide finer men. Lambda Chi Alpha 378 379 Omega Psi Phi Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc., was founded on November 17, 1911 by three undergraduates and their advisor at Howard University in Washington D.C. Sparited by a desire to enhance the social and intellectual aspects of college life by its founders. Omega Psi Phi has de- veloped into one of the world ' s greatest Greek letter social fraternities, with over 50,000 members in the United States and Europe. The Sigma Delta Chapter at Auburn was founded on May 19, 1972, with four- teen charter members. We have ex- perienced great success in the past years in enhancing the social and ir ■actual aspects of college life along its continuous community action progr Our chapter was the most improved ternity scholastically during the ' 74- academic year. Brothers sponsor quartwrl food drives for the needy, communh dances and volunteer their services fc - community-related events. Within Omeg f Psi Phi, we are ever thriving throug i manhood, scholarship, preserveranci and uplift to keep on keeping on. 980 The 158 old men of Omega Tau Sigma comprise the largest fraternity at Auburn. To maintain this we have rushed the largest pledge class with 25 members including women. We have won the IFC Scholarship Trophy 20 of the last 25 years. The scope of OTS ' s achievemerits extend beyond Auburn University. This year our delegates to the OTS Grand Council were presented the T.C. Fitzgerald award. This award is given to the chapter demonstrating the most progress in the past year. Finally Erwjn Small, D.V.M.,M.S., received the Zeta Award, given to a Veterinar- ian of national prominence by the brothers of O.T.S. 381 Phi Delta Theta 382 I Since the day in 1879 when the Alabama Beta chapter was established on the Auburn campus, many awards and trophies have found their way to the house on South College Street. Many of their members have held and do hold polit- ical offices on campus, and many others have won ac- clain in sports and honor- aries. As Alabama Beta ap- proaches its 100th anni- versary here at Auburn, the brothers look forward to proving its unparalleled suc- cess in maintaining itself as one of Auburn ' s foremost social fraternities. 383 Delta 384 Phi Gamma Delta is a group of men trying to flesh out the traditional high-sounding ab- stracts of love and brother- hood — within and without the fraternity, on and off the cam- pus. 385 On January 26, 1976. Phi Kappa Psi will have been on the Auburn campus for two years as a chapter. Since that time, this chapter has worked hard for the goals on which it was founded — being a service-oriented social fraternity. While Alabama Beta has enjoyed several social events during the year, it finds great joy in serving others. Alabama Beta helps others help themselves in projects with the Community Thrift Shop, Veterans Hospital, Thanksgiving dinners and others. As Alabama Beta celebrates its Second Anniversary, it sets goals for the future: helping others. Phi m 386 387 Phi Tail 388 The Alpha Lambda chapter of the Phi Kappa Tau Fraternity was founded on the Auburn campus in 1927. Since that time the fraternity has grown to be a leader among fraternities in campus involvement. With brothers in such organizations as Squires, Phi Eta Sigma, Phi Mu Alpha, Scarab, The Auburn Marching Band, The Plainsman, WEGL, Omicron Delta Kappa, and Student Government, the fraternity strives to develop the leadership potential in Its brothers. Scholarship has been an area of terrific improvement over the past couple of years. We have come up from the bottom of the list all the way into the top ten. Phi Kappa Tau has been an intramural power on campus winning the All Sports Trophy five out of the last ten years. Phi Kappa Tau is proud of the achievements it has accomplished and will continue to grow in involvement and influence. Phi Kappa Tau is proud of Auburn and is doing its part to make Auburn the wonderful place it is. 389 Phi Mu In the fast moving way of life today, one may ask whiit is really lasting. Phi Mu s, will tell you that the ans to that question is — pea Phi Mu ' s are individu Although joined togethe a bond of sisterhood, girl has her own spa personality. Each mer can find some facet in wl to get involved — sp scholarship, art. So thi the challenge — each si must fulfill her own in ests while learning to preciate and respect the terests and ideas of oth When a Phi Mu looks into the world, she know, these people are like me. They are indi! uals who need to be ca for and loved. In Phi Mu try to reach out and to all people. PHI K l I El P Ik! IM Pi 1 4)K J 300 391 3Z m i[ I ' 392 Since its establishment in 1957, Alabama Gamma chapter has continued to promote the ideals of individual respect, sincereity, and the steadfastness of purpose. Pi Beta Phi is very hard to define or describe. The magic of our sisterhood can only be captured by those who wear our pin and, thus share our lives, our thoughts, and our aspirations. Yet we can tell you that Pi Phi is found here on these pages and in these girls. We are proud of our heritage and look with confidence to a future bright with promise. We of Pi Beta Phi believe that love is what we have to offer. It is a feeling that will be ours forever and a memory we will always remember. One can see it in our strength, our achievements, in our lives, and in our hearts. 393 Aloha 394 ' ■ iS± Social events are part of the PiKA way of life. Since Pi Kappa Alpha ' s establishment on the Plains in 1 895, its members have stood for friendship and brotherly love. Pikes have excelled in all phases of campus life such as ODK, Spades, Senate, rugby, varsity foot- ball and wrestling. They win, they lose, but out of losing comes determination and from winning comes pride. Mmy0f • ' - S %Cv , 395 396 Pi Kappa Phi has been active at Auburn University for fifty years, during which time we have be- come known as publishing the Greek Belles and hosting the annual Bunny Contest in the spring. The Red Rose Formal, Hallo- ween Party, Christmas Party, Jungle Party, and the Florida House Party — all make Pi Kappa Phi ' s social life something to be remembered over the years. How- ever, it ' s the brotherhood that makes the most cherished mem- ories. Working together, playing together, preparing for life and getting our education together bring us close and make strong bonds that last forever. 397 N ' bigma Alpha Ion 398 II 400 II What possible connection could a fraternity have with a progressive world movement for peace and understanding? It is difficult to ex- plain to people who are unfamiliar with Sigma Chi. While we do not boast of having the most cosmopolitan membership on campus, we do have people at Sigma Chi who possess vastly different temperaments, talents, and convic- tions bonded by a common desire for friendship, justice, and learning. These convictions are more than mere generalities that look good in the Glom. When people who are so different are brought together into close quarters, the riding sometimes is not so smooth. Yet, our bond is real, and we think we are a small version of how people are going to have to act if they ever want to achieve a peaceful world. Sigma Chi brothers soon learn to keep open minds, and they find out that one can learn a hell of a lot about other people if he so desires. M 401 .igma Nu 402 Sigma Nu was founded here in Auburn at Toomer ' s Corner on September 18, 1890. Since that time. Beta Theta chapter has grown to be the nation ' s la rgest Sigma Nu chapter. Sigma Nu is a traditional leader in sports; sponsor of the Casino Party for the All-Campus Fund Drive; active in the S.G.A. and I.F.C. The survival of Sigma Nu, or any fraternity for that mat- ter, is dependant upon the individuals comprising its mem- bership. Sigma Nu is a distinct entity within the vast complex of the university world. Within that sphere, ours will be a role of leadership, for if we do not set the pace, others will determine our directions. Sigma Phi Epsilon is a fraternity rich in tradition yet ever- changing. It is a fast-growing group of young men maintaining unity through diversity while practicing its cardinal principles of virtue, diligence, and brotherly love. W Siama Dsilon 404 405 iigma Pi 406 The Alpha Delta Chapter of Sigma Pi is celebrating its Golden Anniversary here at Auburn this year. During our fifty year his- tory, Sigma Pi has developed a tradition of high educational achievement along with participation in many college activities. We have brothers who are committee members, as well as committee heads, in both the IFC and the SGA. Other brothers are on the Plainsman staff, others work on the Glomerata, one being the Editor, while another is a Plainsman Host. In athletics, Sigma Pi has always performed well, and the brothers always field teams with the spirit and the ability to be on top. Sigma Pi has been the winner of the Wreck Tech Parade for two consecutive years, a feat that has never been ac- complished before. As a college fraternity, Sigma Pi has as its goal, in harmony with that of Auburn University, to provide training and dis- cipline to the individual who, in seeking an education, desires to make of himself a useful member of society, possessing knowledge, trained skill, and capacity for accomplishment. Sigma Pi carries forward the fundamental purposes of education, adding a fraternal influence for correct living and individual development. Sigma Pi seeks to develop those qualities of human understanding, companionship, kindness, with a knowledge and training in appraising the basic values of life, which will lead towards a better civilization, with peace and understanding among ail peoples. While engaged in a brotherhood of truth and justice, the brothers of Sigma Pi strive to develop character and leader- ship in its young men. 407 DSiion 408 We believe that the essential elements of true brotherhood are love, charity and esteem . . . These are the triple obligations of every brother in the bond . . . We deem sterling character and staunch uprightness to be necessary qualifications to mem- bership in this fraternity. These beliefs have made Tau Kappa Epsilon the largest socidl fraternity in the world. These beliefs are alive and well at Beta Lambda chapter here at Auburn. In stressing our individual uniqueness and also our strong bond of brotherhood, we work to- gether both for each other and for the chapter. This is reflected in Tau Kappa Epsilon ' s record of ser- vice to the campus and community, numerous spirit trophies, and many Homecoming float awards. With these achievements in the past, and with high expectations for the future, our chapter still has not lost sight of the words spoken by one of our founding fathers: Above all else, this fraternity stands for Men. ' J m p -V ' - ; ■ 409 Tl Chi Chapter was founded at Auburn University in 1918 and has been a leader among fraternities on campus ever since. With nearly 1200 alumni, more than any other Theta Chi chapter, the fraternity at Auburn has initiated many outstanding men, including Coach Ralph Shug Jordan and James W. Goodwin. In their 58 years on the Auburn campus, Theta Chis have continually been active in all phases of University life. Members of the fraternity participate on the Auburn football and basketball teams, the band, the Plainsman, WEGL, the IFC, and many campus honoraries, including Phi Eta Sigma. Theta Chis are also prominent scholastlcally, placing fifth overall in scholarship last year, third spring quarter, and winning the IFC Most Improved Scholarship trophy fall quarter. Social functions and service are emphasized also. Theta Chi parties are known all over campus, particularly the winter quarter formal and Caveman theme party. Keg toss is held during Greek Week and Theta Chis had 100 per cent participation in the Red Cross Blood drive last year. Conscious of their rich and proud heritage, Theta Chis look with foresight to the future and strive for excellence. 410 411 iheta 412 Jl The Beta Zeta Chapter of Theta Xi is now in its 25th year on the Auburn University Campus. Theta Xi stands for brotherhood. It is this fellowship and brotherly love which inspired the founding of our great fraternity and which has flourished since 1 864. Theta Xi endeavors to provide an environment to assist each member to develop mentally, physically, and spiritually unto himself and through others. The public motto Juncti Juvant, which is translated United they serve, strives to remind every Theta Xi that through diversity you have variety and talent, but through unity you have strength and success. 413 Tl ADAMS. KATHY: 4EEC. Clivton, r,A; ALLEN, CAROL; IPB AllanK. CA. ANDREWS. DEBBIE: F.EC. Cuctdt. AL; ARTHER. JAN: 3SEH, Birntiniihani. AL; BETCHEL. MARY: 2PV; BLANTON. PATTY: 4VBU BOWLES. DEBBIE: 4LT. J«cluoovilk FL; BOWMAN. VICKI: tPB ;tnev«. AL; BRANUM, SONY A: IRSS. Mont- (r n  rv. AL; BHET2. BARBATA: 1 VA. BROCK. SUZANNE: 2RSS, Mont|[.)mfr . AI.. BR08EMER. LISA: IVA. HunUville. At. BROWN. JANICE: :1VHE. Crifffn. C.A; BROWN. LAU- RIE: W.n.. BUFF. KAREN: 3VHE. Penucola. FL. CARNELL. TERESA: :«;MH. Emi Point. GA; CARROLL. JOY: IGC. Hurt.bom. AL; CHENEY. BETH: 2PPY. MontKo- mtr. M.: CLASSEN. SUSAN: 2EEC. Birminnham. AL; CLAMENT. ANNE: 2HPR. Cairo. GA; CONNER. SUSAN: 4EEE, MontKom r -, AL; CONNER. VIRGINA: lAR. Moritgo. mrrv. AL. COX. KAREN: 4EEE. Bainbridfte. GA; CRUMP- LER. PAM: 2GSC. Entcrpiiae. AL. DANIEL. DEBBIE: IGC. Aubum. AL; DAVIS. MELANIE: 2PL. ChamblM. GA; DAWKINS. PAT: 4RSS. Pheni Citv. AL; DEAN. LAURIE: 2PB. AnniMon, AL; DOZIER. JOYCE: 2PB, Wriumpka. AL; ETHERIDGE. FRAN: IVOA. Opcllka. AL: FARLEY. CAROL: 3SSS. Birroinuham. AL; FENN. ANITA: 2EEE, UGranfif. GA: CIRADO. DONNA: 3CJ. Decatur. AL. GREER. SUSAN: ILPA. Atlanta. GA: GROSE. EMILIE IGC. Colurabm. GA; GROSS. TINA: 2FM. Demopolis. AL GUNTER. CONNIE: 4VBU. Aubum. AL; HARDY, BETSY IRSB. Opelika. AL; HARDY. SUZY: 2PB. Opelika. AL HART. JODY: lEEC; HEARD. DENISE: 2PB. Franklin, GA HICKS. VICKI: 2PB. Birmuifthani. AL. HIGGINS. TERI: 2SY, Svlacauga. AL; HILL. CAROLYN: IRSM. MontKomerv. AL; HOLLEY. DEBRA: 2GJM. Aubum. AL; HONEYCUTT. SANDY: IPB. Birmingham, AL; HUD- DLE. KIM: IPB, Atlanta, GA; HULL, PAM: IPPY, Jackson- vill . FL; HURD. ROBIN: lEEC. Atlanta. GA; JERNIGAN, JONI: IBT, Panama Citv, FL; JOHN. SUSAN: 3FI. Tusca- looaa.AL JOHNSON. HONEY: 2LT, Homewood, AL; JOHNSTON, LISA: IFM; JOLY. EMILIE: 4GMH, Florence, AL; JONES, JAN: IVBi;. Auburn. AL; JONES, VICKI, 4SEH. Auburn. AL; KEITH, BETH: :k;FLS. Monteomerv. AL; KELLY. PAULA: 3GSC. Wrens. GA; KROUT. KATHY: 2GC, Brent, AL; LAM- BERT, COURTNEY: IFM, Birmingham, AL. LAWHON. SANDRA: 2PPY. Leesbur);, FL: LEES. ANNE: 4EE, Nashville. FN; LONGLEY, LISA: IRSS. Chattanooga, TN; MARLER. PAM: 2PV. Anniston. AL; MARTIN. LINDA: 4EEE. Columbus, GA; MAYO, LOUISE: Ft Walton. FL; MAZZA, CHRIS: 2VA, HunUville. AL; McCAIN, MELISSA: 3VED, Aahland, KY; McKINLEY. SHARON: 3PY, Bonifey. FL. McKINNEY, NANCY: 2CT, Florence, AL; McMILLAN, JANET: . PB, Winter Garden, FL; McMILLAN, MARISA: 1PM. Orlando. FL; MERKL. LYNDA: 2PN, Decatur. GA: MICKLE. CAROLE, 4,S,S( ' . Centre. AL; MILLER. BECKY IGHV. Linden, AL. MILLER. DEBBIE: IPPY. Opelika. AL MORGAN. JENNIFER: Dothan, AL; OWEN, MARGARET Ft. Payne, AL. t OWENS, CHRIS: 4FM. Dothan. AL; PARRISH. LYNN: IEEE, MontKomery. AL; PHILLIPS. KATIE: 4EEE, Mont- (omery. AL; PHILLIPS, PENNY: IPB, Columbus, GA; POUNDS, KATHY: ILT. Monluomerv. AL; POWELL, NANCY: 2FM, Mobile, AL; RABON. CINDY: 2VHE, Dothan, AL; RAULERSON, BETH: IPL, Okeechobee, FL; REED, SUSAN: IVA. Birmintham, AL. RICHARDS. BETH: 4PIR. Haines City, FL; RICHARDS. MALINDA: 2FM. Haines City. FL; RUSSELL, TERI ANN: 4EEE, Chickasaw. AL; RUTH. SANDRA: 2FM, Montgomery, AL; SAWYER. CINDY: IPN. HunUville. AL; SCHERER, TERRY: IVA. Jarksunville KL; SELF. MARY: 2EEE. Deca- tur. AL. SELLERS. ANGELA: 3FM. LaFayette. AL; SEL- LERS. SANDY: 2VHK, )kee hobee. FL 8HARPE. LYNNE: 3PY. Gad.ton. AL; 8HARPE. NANCY: 4VHE, Gadaton, AL, Sec , SHORES, TON!: IBI. Bainbridite, GA; 8MAL8HOF. CINDY: 3HPK Columbus. GA; SMITH, CHERYL: 2LT. Bav Minette. AL; SMITH. ANNETTE: 2V0A, Opelika. AL. STEFANCHICK, LINDA: 3FM. Newnan. GA; STEPHENS, CAROL: ISSE, Decatur. AL; STEWART, JAN: IFCD, Birminttham, AL. STEWART, MYRA: 3KEE. Birminitham. AL; 8TRINI. AN- NA: 3HPR, Melbinirne. H.; SULLIVAN. CHERYL: IPPY, Montnomery. AL. SUTHERLAND. LEIGH: 2EV.K. Mobile, AL; SWEAT, WHITNEY: IFM. Ihiluth. GA; THOMAS, TER- RY: 4 ;SC. Clearwater. FL THOMPSON. CINDY: IGC, Birminitham. AL; TIFFIN. JAYNE: 2PB, Clearwater, FL; TRAYNOR, BARBARA: 4EEC. HunUville. AL 414 TROTT, DORENDA: 4RSS. Montgomery. AL: VAN CLEAVE, DEVERY: 3GSC, Columbus, GA; VARNER, JENA: IGC, Opelika. AL: WADDELL, DEBBIE: 2EEC De- catur. AL; WATSON. LYNDA: 2EEE. Montgomery. AL WELCH, SANDY: 2RSB. Montgomery. AL; WEST, REBEC- CA: 3PB. Rock Hill. SC; WHITE, CAROL: 2HPR. EustU. FL; WILLIS, SCOOTER: 3HPR, Columbus. GA; WILSON, JANET: 3LHY. Washington. DC. WILSON, JEANETTE: 3SSS. Birmingham. AL; WILSON, MARKA: IGC. Opelika, AL; WILSON, PAULA: 2CJ.Thomas- ton. AL; WITHERS, JAMIE: 4PB. Miami. FL. Warden: WiNS, LAURA: 3EEE, Ashland. AL. Treas. ADAMS. RUTHIE: 2PY. Taladega. AL; ALLEN, PHOBE: 2NS. Lagrange, GA; BARBUTI, BETH ANN: 4VHE. Ft. Lauderdale. FL; BELLVILLE, DEBBIE K: 4HEQ. Bain- bridge. GA; BETHEA, KAREN L: 2PL. Titusville. FL; BRADLEY, BETSY J.: 3PJL. Albany. GA. BRANTLEY, JANE M.: 2GED. Montgomery. AL; BREWER, BARBARA A.: 4SC. Satellite Beach. FL; BROWN, CALUDIA J.: IGED. Montgomery. AL; BRUMBACK, SANDY: 2SP. Birmingham, AL; BRYAN, MARY BETH: 2EEE, Montgom- ery, AL; BRYAN, PAULA A.: 4PIR. Montgomery. AL; AL; BRYAN, S. SANDY: IHEC. Birmingham, AL; BRYAN, VICKI L.: IGC. Montgomery. AL; BURCH, PATTIE S.: IHME. Birmingham. AL. CAMPBELL, AMY E.: 2GBI. Montgomery. AL; CARROLL, DAWN E.: 2PB. Edina, Minnesota; CHILDS, NELLE: 3LT. Macon. GA; CLIFTON, BETH A.: IPB. Birmingham AL; CLOYD, BECKY L.: IGC. Birmingham. AL; COLLIER, KAREN L.: 2FSA. Tampa. FL; COLLINS, JAN L.: 4RSB. Jacksonville. FL; COOPER, ANNE: 4GFL. Salt Lake City Utah; COOPER, SUSAN: IGPG. Orlanda. FL. COX, KATHY: 4FSC. Birmingham. AL; CRUMPTON, CAHA MIA: Montgomery. AL. Treas.: CURRY, MARTHA: 4FCS. Auburn. Al. Sec; DAVIS, BECKY E.: 3RSR. Auburn. AL- DELOACH, SANDY A.: 2NF. Decatur, GA; DENSON, DAVIS ANNE: IMH. Miami. FL; DILLON, BETH: 2JM. Atlanta. GA; DOE, BECKY S.: IGC. Montgomery. AL; DONAHOE, PAULA C: 4FM. Albany. GA. DOWDY, CONNIE: 3VBV. Birmingham. AL; ELEY, JOAN: 4VHE. Huntsville. AL; EVANS, JANET C: IFM. Cameron SC; FARISH, JULIE W.: IGC. Atlanta. GA; FENGLER, KATHY: 3PG. Lakeland. FL; FERGUSON, KATHY A.: 4GB Atlanta. GA; FIELDS, POLLYANN: 3SSS. Vidalia GA- FLEMING, DEBBIE D.: IGC. Muscleshoals. AL; FLEMING, MARY JANE: 2SSC. Huntsville. AL. FOWLER, SUE: 3AC. Wilbraham. MA; FRECH, BARBARA G.: 4EEC. Birmingham, AL; GALLAGHER, KATIE: 4, Louisville, KY; GILBREATH, CINDY L.: 1. Stone Mt GA GILLESPIE, JANET L.: 3CJ. Atlanta. GA; GRANT, CINDY L.: IGC. Albany. GA; GRIGGS, ANN: IPB. Dalton GA- HAND, SONJA: IPB, Birmingham, AL; HARNETT, MARY W.: 2RSM, Plant City, FL. HAWKINS, JANNA: 2PV. Athens, TN; HAYES, DEBBIE: 2RSS. Notasulga. AL; HELMS, SISSY: 2GFL. Chattanooga, TN; HIPP, MARY JEAN: 3PB, Birmingham, AL; HOLT, DEBBIE R.: 2FM. McMurrav. PA; HON, JENNY: 4GPC. Ooltewah. TN; HOWARD A. LUCI: 2PB. Eastman. GA; HOWARD, SARAH: 4HPE. Montgomery. AL. Pres.; HUGHES, BECKY: 3VHE. Enterprise. AL. HUGHES, GRACE S.: 1. Sheffield, AL; HUNTER, HELEN: 3HPE. Alexander City. AL; INGRAM, BECKY: 2ID. Florence. AL; ISBELL, SUSAN E.: 4GB. Signal Mt.. TN; JACOBI, DONNA G.: 2RSS. Ft. Lauderdale. FL; JAGER, MERRI L.: 2EEE. Birmingham. AL; JOHNSON, JOELLEN M.: IVA. Birmingham. AL; JOHNSTON, DIXIE L.: 3FCD. Auburn. AL; JOINER, JAN: 2EEC. Birmingham. AL. JONES, GINGER D.: 3EEC. Birmingham. AL; JONES, ALMA S.: 3HPR. Birmingham. AL; KELBE, JANE M.: 4SSS. Ft. Lauderdale. FL; KIEFFNER, KAY E.: ISP. Winter Park. FL; KIEFFNER, LYNN A.: 3EEC. Winter Park. FL. VP: KRUEGER, HOLLY K.: 4RSS, Birmingham. AL; KUBIK, VICKI L.: 2RSS. Smithfield. NC; LAMBERTH, LAURIE: IEEE. Alexander City. AL; LAND, SALLY W.: 2PPY. Birmingham. AL. LEE, CYNTHIA A.: 3SSC. Franklin. 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Ill: 3, Louisville, MS; NEWTON.JOE E.: 3, Sweetwater, AL; OSBORNE, STEVEN C: 1, Decatur AL; O ' STEEN, REUBEN W. JR,: 2, Mt. Dora, FL; OWENS, MILES: 3, Perry. FL; PALERMO. DONALD J.: 3, Vicksburg. MS; PAMCO, PETER J.: 3. Hialeah, FL; PARKER. ROB- ERT F.: 1, Heidelberg, MS; PAYNE. JOHN R.: 4, Sandy Ridge, AL. POPE. ERIC R.: 4,Jacksonville, MS; PUTNAM. MARSHALL R.: 2, Hope Hull, AL; REID. JAMES N.: 2, Hattiesburg, MS; ROBINSON, JAMES W.: 4, Monroeville, AL; ROGERS, JAMES H.: 2, Raleigh. NC; ROYALS. NATHANIEL B.: 1. Purvis, MS; RUSSUM, WILLIAM R.: 2. Hattiesburg. MS; SANDERS. GUY R,: 1, Birchwood, AL; SHROYER. DAVID B.:2, Sarasota, FL. SMITH. JOHNNY M.: 4, Dozier, AL; SMITH. LARRY S.: 3. Memphis, TN; SMITH. RANDALL A.: 3, Bridgeport, AL; SMITH. WENDELL B.: 3, Scottsboro. AL; SONNE. JOHN R.: 1, Bardstown, KY; SPROC. RICHARD C: 1, Ft. Lauder- dale, FL; STEWART. STEPHEN L.: 3. Oneonta. AL; STE- WART. TIMOTHY P.: 1, Oneonta, AL; ST. CLAIR, COY R.: 1, Fordsville, KY, STOKES, JULET D.: 2, Preston, MS; STUTTS. LARRY C: 1. Cherokee, AL; SYMES, JOHN B.: 1, Bay Minette, AL; THOMAS. JOHN N.: 4. Alexandria, LA; THOMPSON, RICHARD S.: 2, Eustis. FL, Sec. Treas.. TOWNSEND, FORREST I.: 4, Milton. FL; THRASH, JAMES D.: 2, Ful- ton, MS; TRUNETT, TOMMY J.: 1. Gulf Port, MS; VEL- ASCO. EDWARD B.: 2. Brandon, FL. WATSON. WILLIAM H.: 3. Georgiana, AL; WALKER, CALVIN C: 2, Pascagoula, MS; WALKER, DANNY R.: 1. Martin, TN; WALKER. RODNEY L.: 1. Jackson, MS; WELLS, JOHN H.: 1. Olive, Branch, MS; WHITE, CALVIN R.: 3, Poplarville, MS; WHITE, JOHN H.: 1, Olive Branch, MS. WILKES, RICHARD D.: 1. Dutton. AL; WILLIAMS, JOHN R.: 4, Magee, MS; WILSON, PAUL M.: 3, Monticello. MS. Pres.i WOODS, DOUGLAS J.: 3, Decatur, AL; WOOD, GEORGE L.: 4, Polk, AL; WOOSEY, DOUG: 4, Greenville. TN; WOODWARD. MICHAEL G.: 2. Opelika, AL ALLEN, RETA A.: 3GJM. Auburn. AL; ATKINS, KAREN: 2NF, Birmingham. AL; ATKINS. MELINDA: 4EED. Birming- ham, AL., Treos ; AUERBACH. CAROL: 3PB. Montgomery. AL; AVERY. GINGER H.: 3SSC, Prattville, AL. Corr. Sec: BEKKEN, MARY ANNE: INS. Huntsville. AL, BENDALL, LYNN: 3MT. Birmingham. AL; BERRY. TAB: IPB. Falls Church, VA; BOLING. ANSLEY L.: IFM, Tampa. FL; BOOM, RENE: IGPG, Huntsville, AL; BROCATO, MARY ESTHER: 2NF, Birmingham, AL; BRYAN, DONNA S.: 4PS, Montgomery, AL; BURSON, FRANCES T.: IGC. Birmingham. AL; BYRD. SUSAN; 4EEE, Birmingham. AL; CAMP, LEIGH M.: 3RSS, Gardendale, AL. 419 Tl CAMPBELL. KIP: IPD. Cor l G«bl .. FL; CAMPBELL. PAT: .1MK. O.k Brook, ttX: CARLILE. MARIE L.: 4AC. HunUvilU AL. CASEY. GAIL E.: :1LE. Mtrc«d. CAL, CHA8- TAIN. CYNTHIA M.: 3HRA. Albertvillt, AL. CHRI8TEN- BERRY. CHRIS: ll.T Montitomtrv. Al.. CHRISTENBERRY, KATHY: IFM Mnntdomcrv AL. CHIHCH. BEVERLY D.: «FCD. Moiit«om r.. AL, COMBS. PAM: IRSl). HunU- vilU, AL. CHAfnL PRANCELL E.: HPR. Mobil.. AL: CRUMP, MONA D.: 3PB, Birmin«h«m, AL: DAUPHIN. CATHERINE W.; ISED, Monl|con..ry, AL: DAWSON. LYNN: IFCD. Birmmfham AL: DOUGLASS. CARLA: ICC. Birmmxham. AL DRI8COLL. SHARONE E.: 2 :;SY. Mobil . AL, DUR- HAM. CONNIE C,: IKSB, Monljtomer , AL. EDWARDS, CICELY M.: 3HPR. Selm.. AL; E8TOCK. BUCKY: 2NS. BirminKham, AL. FERRELL. EILEEN P.: ICPG. Hunuville. AL: FLEMING, JOYCE M.: aHPR. Birnnn«h«ni, AL: FLICKINGER, BROOKE: 4EEC, Birmingham, AL. fi c Src . FLYNN, LESLIE G.: IPS, TruMvill., AL; FOWLER. CATHY: 2CJ. Atlanu. GA; FRASER. LINNEA M.: IGC, Atlanta, GA; FREEL, LU ANN: 4FM, Roopvillc. GA; FREEMAN, NANCY J.: ILHY. Veaiavia HilU, AL; FRICKE, LAURY L.: 3CJ. Tampa, FL GAFFNEY. PATTY J.: 2PB. Birmin|ham. AL; GAUSE, GEORGENE: 3VED. Stockton. AL; GEER, RUTH ANN: IBI. Huntsville, AL; GIBSON. CINDY: IVOA. Birrainuhara, AL; GILMORE, JULIE: 2SMU, McCalla. AL: GILMORE, LEA: 4SMU. McCalla. AL: GOBER. KATHY J: 4EED. Garden- dal«. AL: GOODWIN. BECKY: 4NF. Birmingham. AL: GOODWIN, DEBBIE: 2NS, Birmingham, AL, GORDON, JULIE B.: 2HPR. Montgomery. AL: GRAHAM, JULIE: 3AC. Florence. AL; GRAHAM. LINDA R.: lOP, Birmmghara, AL; GRIMES. SHANA C: 4HEq, EufauU, AL, Prn. GROSS. AMY L.: IPS. Mobile. AL; HARBIN. LEIGH: IGC. Muscle Shoali. AL: HARDY, JAN: IGC. Chattanooga. TN; HART, KATHY A.: 4BSB, Atlanta, GA; HARTLEY, ANN:2HPR.Hixion.TN. HECHT, ANN: IGC. Memphis, TN; JENNINGS, SHERON E.: IHEQ, Carrollton, GA; KAISER. LYNNE D.: 3RSM, Elberta, AL; KNIGHT, LEAH K.: 2ID. Birmingham. AL; MARTIN, KAI: 3EED. Montgomery. AL; McCOLLUM, JILL: IGC. Florence. AL; McGOFF, MARI: ILT. Decatur. GA; McKEON, DEBBIE: 2SSS, Atlanta. GA; MORRIS, KAREN: ITH. Birmingham, AL. MUIK, JANET: 3RSM. Birmingham. AL; MURPHREE, JUDY: 2VBU. Sylacauga. AL; NEILL, PATTIE E.: 3RSB, Birmingham. AL; NORWOOD, CINDY: 1GB. Favetteville. TN; PATTERSON. SUSAN: IGC. Anadulusia. AL; PEAKE, JENNY C: 3HRA. Mobile. AL; PENNINGTON. MARY A.: IGC. Beaverton. AL; PHILLIPPI, CAROLYN J.: 4RSS. Beaumont. TX: PHILLIPS, JULIE A.: IVA. Pensacola. FL. PHILLIPS, NANCY E.: 2SSC, Montgomery, AL; RAINER, JANE: IFCD, Notasulga, AL; REYNOLDS, JEANNE X.: 3FCS, Notasulga, AL. RIDDLEHOOVER. DEE DEE; 3HP0, Svlacauga, AL; RILEY. LISA A.: IHEQ. Chicago. ILL; ROB- BINS. DIANA M.: 4NF. Florala. AL; ROBERTS. ALICE: IFM. Huntsville. AL; RONILO, SUSAN J.: 4CSY. Birming- ham. AL. V P : SEARS, BARBARA; 2GC, Birmingham, AL, 8HERRILL. MELISSA: 2GAT, Birmingham, AL; SIMMONS, JOANNE H.: 2AM, Decatur. GA; SMITH. BELINDA L.: 3PM. Eufaula. AL; SMITH, ROXEANNE: 41M. Hunuville. AL. STEPHENS. MARTHA L.: 2EEE. Birmingham, AL; STEPHE.NSON. LISA A.: 2EED, Rome, CA; SULLIVAN, MUFF: 2PB, Atlanta, GA; TANNER, JOY: 2EED. Montjom- •ty. AL; TATUM. TERRI: 2NS. Hunuville. AL. THOMPSON. VICKI: 4GPG. Bav MineUe, AL; THORNTON, BARBARA A.: 2SEH, Birmingham, AL; TILGHMAN. PAM- ELA: lEEC. Huntsville, AL; TOWNSEND. JAN: 2PB, Bir- mingham, AL. TRAFTON, PATTY: 2SED. Birmingham. AL; TRAFTON. PEGGY: 2PB. Birmingham. AL; TUCKER, KAKI: 2PB. Auburn. AL; VEITCH, VICKY: 4GPG. Hunu- ville. AL; VINES. GWEN: IGBI. Birmingham. AL. WALKER. CINDY: 2PB. Hunuville. AL; WEINBERG, CINDY: IPB. Birmingham. AL: WESTBROOK, SUZANNE: 3HPR. Decatur. GA; WHEELER. SYLVIA A.: 4FCS. Mont- gomery. AL; WHITES. PAM: IGC. Mountain Brook. AL; WIGGINS. DIANE: 21.T, Tucker, GA; WILLIAMS. SHER- RIE E.: IRSS. Atheni. ( ' .A; WILLIS. LEIGH A.: IGC. Bir- infham. AL; YARBR0U(;H. NEAL: 2PB. Ft. Uuderdale, FL. ADAMS, MARK: 2CE. Ix ui.ville. KY; AGNEW, BRIAN: 2FY. Lookout Mt . TN; AMMON8, BOBBY: 3BSC. Phenii City. AL; APPLETON, JOE: IRSC. Birmingham. AL; ART- MAN. STEVE: 2fiP0. Ukcland FL; BEANE, GORDON: 4IMN, Birminxham. AL. BITTICK. JOHN CAHY: 3CJ. Foraylh GA; BLACK. P. DEAN: 2PV. Birmingham. AL; BOZEMAiN. STANLEY: 3PB. Jackaonville, FI., BRANNON. BILL: 3B8i . Columbus. GA; BRANTLEY. LEE: 2PR. Birmingham. AL. BUCK. BEN: IPM. Chatham. NJ; BUCK. JOHN: 1PM. Chatham. NJ; CAREY. BRETT D.: 3PIR. Birmingham. AL: CLARK. TREY III: IPB. Albany. GA. 420 m DEAN, GARY P.: 4BSC. Sam«on. AL; DE VANN, BILL: IVA. Birmingham, AL: DISON, DONNY: 3INM. Huntsville AL; DRESHER, DAVE: DEC, Jacksonville. FL; ERWIN, TIM: 3INM. Huntsville. AL; ESKEW, HAL: 2PB. Huntsville. AL; FITE, MAC: 3PB. Marietta. GA; GLAZE, DANNY: 3PB. Ozark. AL; GOODSON, MARK: 3ME. Jacksonville. FL. GRIFFITH, KENNITH: 2PB, Phenii City. AL; HARD- CASTLE, MIKE: 3AE. Cocoa Beach. FL; HARDIN, JIM: 4AC. Opelika. AL; HATCH, JOEY: 3PSC. Nashville. TN HAWKINS, CHRIS: 2PB. Phenii City, AL; BIGGINS, DAN F.: 4HPR. Cocoa Beach. FL; HILL, BROCK: 4GB, Crossville AL; HUNDLEY, GARY: 3PB, Panama City. FL; HUNT, GARY: 3PV, Opelika, AL. HURST, JIMMY: 3GB. Opelika, AL; IRISH, DOUG: 3AR, New Orleans, LA; JORDAN, A. CREG: 4HRA. Moultrie. GA; JORDAN, J. RANDY: 3PB. Columbus. GA; KINGSFORD, SCOTT C: 2PB. Memphis. TN; KINNETT, VAN D.: 2PB Ft. Valley. GA; KLEMPNAUER, ROBERT: IPB. Atlanta GA LEDBETTER, SCOTT: 2PB. Huntsville, AL; LAMB, SKIP: 2PB, Coral Gables, FL. LAND, JOHNNY: 30H, Apopka, FL; LANE, MARK: 4GB Los Angeles, CA; LESSLEY, MIKE L.: 2BSC, Huntsville AL; LISLE, TIM: 3AR, Phenii City, AL; LOGUE, STAN: 3LP0, Albany, GA; LOTT, DAVID F.: 3AC. Ft. Myers. FL- MADLENDER, DAVE: 3PIR. Cape Canaveral. FL; Mc- GAHEE. CHRIS: 2PN. Birmingham. AL; McCULLOUGH, NEAL III: 2BSC. Phenii City, AL. McDonald, tommy: 2FY. Columbus, GA; McINTYRE, JIM: 2PB, Memphis, TN; McLAUGHLIN, TOM: IPD, Au- burn. AL; MILLS, REID: IPN. Albany. AL; MILLSAP, TEMPLE: 2PB. Montgomery, AL; MAULTON, RUSTY: 2PB, Albany, GA; NEISLER, DECK: 3DBI, Forsyth, GA; NELSON, WAYNE: 4CE, Birmingham, AL; NICHOLSON, JIMMY: 2FY, Huntsville, AL. NICHOLSON, TIM: IPB. Atlanta. GA; NIXON, TOMMY: 3LP0. Birmingham. AL; PARKER, BILL: 3PV. Jacksonville FL; PATILLO, ROBERT E. L. II: 3MK. Dothan. AL PEARCE, JOHN: 3BSC. Decatur, AL; PEARSON, JERRY: 3GB, Montezuma, GA; PHILLIPS, BOBBY: 3GB, Knoiville TN; PORTERFIELD, LES H.: IPN, Birmingham, AL; POW- ERS, MIKE: 2AR, Charleston, SC. ROBERTSON, WADE: 1PM. Columbus. GA; RUMPH, HOWARD: 3AC, Montezuma, GA; SAMFORD, TOMMY: 3PL, Opelika, AL; SEAGLER. PHIL: 3GP0, Roberta GA- SHERROD, PEYTON: 2PB, Birmingham, AL; SIMPSON, JOHN: IPB, Birmingham, AL; SNOW, DEAN: 3GB, Birming- ham. AL; SPERRY, BILL: 2PN. Albany. GA; SPERRY, SCOTT: 3CE. Albany, GA. SPURLIN, ALLEN: 3CE, Albany, GA; TAYLOR, BILL: 3FI, Jacksonville, FL; TAYLOR, JESS R.: 4GB. Opelika. AL; THOMAS, SUMMY: 2PM. Columbus. GA; THORNTON, BRUCE F.: 4BI. Opelika. AL; TINKER, TOM: 3CE. Colum- bus. OH; VERNER, DAVE: 2PB. Atlanta. GA; VINTERS, JOHNNY: 4PB, Jacksonville, FL; WALDO, JAY V.: 2HA, Atlanta, GA. WALL, MARK: 3BSC, Huntsville, AL; WALLACE, R. JEFF: 3GB, Huntsville. AL; WATERS, ROBERT: 4BSC, Atlanta GA; WHATLEY, ALEX: 4BSC. Opelika, AL; WHEELER, JEFF: 4PL, Birmingham, AL. WILLIAMS, DREW: 4GB, Miami, FL; WILLIAMS, RANDY: 3BSC, Albany, GA; WILSON, JOHN: 3CE, Macon, GA- WYNN, BUDDY: 4AC, Macon, GA; WRIGHT, QUINT ARD: 3PB, Albany, GA. ADAMA, JOHN: 03FIM, Enterprise, AL; ALLISON, JOHN: 04ACF, Lexington, KY; BAKER, VANCE: OIPV, Birmingham AL; BETTS, PHILIP: 02PS, Atlanta, GA; BRADLEY, GOR- DON, JR.: 06IE. Sanford, FL; BRAGG, JOEL: 06PO, Gunters- ville. BURNETT, JAMES: OIJM, Auburn, AL; CURRUTH, LAYNE: 04ME, Helena, Arkansas. V.P: COATS, DAVID: 02FY. Atlanta, GA; CONWELL, BRENT: 04AM, Jackson- ville. FL; COPELAND, CARSON: 03BSC. Hickory, NC CRAVEN, JOSEPH: 03AE, New Orleans. LA; CRAWFORD, SCOTT: 03ACF. Atlanta. GA; CRUSE, WALTER: 03BI. Hueytown. AL; DUCHENE, DAVID: 02CE. Auburn. AL EDWARDS, MARTIN: 02EE. Birmingham. AL; ELLIOTT, GEORGE: 04AS. Birmingham. AL; ELLIOTT, MARK: 04AS. Birmingham. AL; FERNARD, CHARLES: 02PB. Quincey, FL; FREDERICKSON, ROBERT: 04CH, Birmingham, AL; GOODSON, JAMES: 02AR, Birmingham, AL. Sec: GRIFFS, CHRISTOPHER: 03AR, Tuscaloosa, AL; GUTHRIE, LEWIS: 02AT, Huntsville, AL; HABERSTROH, ROBERT: 04PM, Birmingham, AL. 421 Tl HATmLO. MICHAEL: (MT.L. Fulion. KY: HUGHES, JOHN: CSWT. !koi baro. AL. KELLEY. LEO: OIFI. Atlanu. GA: KING. HOWARD: (HTN. Ahraville. AL: LEEDS, GARY: aiBSC. Auburn. AL: LANGLEY. DOUG: 06CEO. Athvn , AL. LINDSEY. ROBERT: 2PB. Montnomfrv. AL, Trrat . MAC- KIM. JAMES: WIFM. Birtnmnham. AI.. McCLANAHAN, GARY: OIPB. Aubum, AL. MILTON, JAMES: 04FV. Jacluon- villt. FL. MINOR. MATTHEW: OIPB. Decatur. AL: MOORE. JAMES: OIPB. Perrv. FL MOORE. WILLIAM: 02PN. Perrv. FL; MYERS. JAMES: MBSC. Fulion. KY; ORTALE. SEVERN: 02PL. Nathville. TN: PARKER. RUSSELL: 02PB, Birminnham. AL; PATTER- SON. ALBERT: MKF.. Monl|p)mery. AL; PAYNE. THOMAS: 03BSC. Bay Minrllr. AL. PUMPHREY. ROBERT: 02PB. TallahasiM. FL; SAUN- DERS. DANA: IMCPO. Hunt.vUle. AL. Swtelhearl: SCHO- BELOCK. DAVID: (HIE. Springfield. VA; SIMMONS. CHARLES: 02PN. Jacksonville. FL; STANKARD. DAVID: 02PB. Birminichani. AL; STEWARD. CHARLES: 02PB. Bir- mingham, AL. STRENGTH. STEVE: (MCE. Aubum. AL. Pres : SWEAT. JAMES III: OIPN. Tallaha«w«. FL; TATUM. CHARLES: 06SC. Birmingham. AL; WATKINS. RICHARD: OIPB, Palskee. FL; WILLIAMSON, STEPHEN: 04MT. Birmingham. AL; YOUNGBECK. JOHN: (MAM. ADAMS. MARY ELLEN: .310. Atlanta. GA; AFFENIT. STACIE: 2PL. Ashevillc. NC; ALLPHIN, CINDY: .1PY. Bir- mingham. AL: ANDERSON. LYNDA: ISED. Andalusia. AL; BAGETT. SUSAN: ISED. Birmingham. AL; BAROUSSE. LYN: 3BI. Orlando. FL. BAUGHMAN. DEBBIE: .TJM. Atlanta. GA; BENTON. PAT- TI: 2EEC. 0pp. AL; BILLINGSLEA, KAREN: 4SC. Tampa. FL; BURN. CATHY: 2PN. Athens. TN; BLACK. CATHY: IGC. Coral Gables. FL; BLALOCK. LOU: 3PV. Atlanta. GA; BOPP. SARA: 2VA. Montgomery. AL; BOPP, SUSAN: 2FCD. Montgomery. AL: BRISCOE. ANNE: 40A. Decatur. AL. BRYAN. PATTI: IMH. Daphne. AL; BURKE. LEE ANN: 4MK. Deerfield. IL; BUTLER. BECKY: 4EEE. Montgomery. AL; BUCKNER. CAROL: .ISED. Birmingham. AL; BUTLER, CINDY: 2PPY. HunUville. AL; CARTWRIGHT. CINDY: 4EEE. Birmingham. AL; CAVALIERE, CAROL: 2GC. HunU- ville. AL; CHAMBERS, CLARE: ISW. Brundidge. AL; CHAMBLE88, CAROL: SHEQ. Montgomery. AL. CHANCELLOR, DELL: 4ID. Macon. MS; CHRISTENBER- RY, MARY: 2AC. Bav Minette. AL; CLANTON. KAY: .3FM. Birmingham. AL; COBIA, DEBBIE: 4EEC. Cedar Bluff. AL; COCKRELL, KAY: 3SED. Decatur. AL; CODDING, PAM: IFCD. Decatur. AL; COLE, MARION: IWM. Birmingham. AL; CROWE, LAURA: 4FCS. Albertville. AL; DAVIS. DON- NA: 4AR. Ashland. KY. DAVIS. KAREN: ISED, Columbus, GA; DENNIS. SUSAN: 2TH, Montgomery, AL; DEUSCHLE. Jin,IE: 2NF Ft i? nB. ' il .H- ENNON. SLOAN: 3SED, Miami Shores, FL. DRISKELL. JEANNE ANNE: .1AC. Hinleah. FL; DRI8- KELL, KAREN: IBA; Hinleah. FL; DOSTER. LEE: 4GB Headland. FL; DOWNEY. SHARON: IFCS Qnelika AI ■ EDWARDS. CAROLYN: 2EEE.Tuskeg«i.AL ' EICH. BETTY: 2FCD. Birmingham. AL; ELLIS. SUSAN: .IHME. Centre. AL; EMMET. ELIZABETH: 2GP0. Mont- gomery. AL: EVANS. NANCY: 4FM. New Orleans. LA; FISHER, DONNA: 3AC. Athens. TN; FITE. MEG: 4FCS. Decatur. AL; FOWLER, JAN: 2LT. Atlanta. GA; FREDE- RICK, CINDY: IFCD. Decatur. AL; GARNER, BONNIE: IFNS. Dunwoody. GA OARRET, MARTHA: 4BI. Decatur. AL; GIBBS, KATHI: IPV. McGuire AF . NJ; GODFREY. JAN: 2BA. Birmingham, AL: GOS8, KELLY: lAR. Ft Worth. TX; GOULD, BECKY: 4SC. Ft. Walton. FL; GRIGG, GLORIA: 3PY. Tuskegee. AL; GURK, STACIE: IF.F.E. Birmingham. AL; HAILE, CAROL: SPY. Baton Rouge. LA; HALBROOK8, DAWN: 3FM. Binnincham. AL HARRIS. CARFTA: l.SF.r). Montgomery. AL; HARTSFIELD ANN: IPB. Birminghan. AL; HARTWELL, LAUREY: 2SED. Mobile. AL. HOS8ELL LAURA: 4SED, Birmingham. AL; HAYNE8. CAROL: 3MM Allanla. GA. MENDERS. PATRI- CIA: ISP. Chipley. FI,; HOOTON. SUZANNE: 4KKK. Mobile. AL; HUGGIN8, CINDY: .NS 0pp. AL; INJAYCHOCK, CAROL: 2GB. Coral Gablei. M 422 iH £ 41 JACKSON, MADELINE, 3EEC, Montgomery. AL: KILEY, CYNTHIA: IGC, Huntsville. AL; KILGO, JENNIFER: 3PG, Attalla. AL; KIMBERL, SUSAN: 2AC, Mobile, AL; KIRK- PATRICK, HARRIET: 2EEE, Piedmont, AL; KITCHENS, LYNDA: IGC, Huntsville, AL; KNISKERN, PEGGY: 4NFS, Miami, FL; LAUDERDALE, KATHY: 4EEC, Birmingham, AL; LEE, SUSAN: IFCD, Ft Deposit. AL. LINTON, ALICE: IID, Birmingham. AL; LOCHRIDGE JANE: INS. Huntsville. AL; LOFTON, MELANIE: IGC Newnan. GA; LOGAN, JANET: IPB. Decatur. AL; LORD JULIE: 2PA. Miami. FL; LYNN, LEA ANN: SHEQ. Mont gomery, AL; MADDOX, EVA: 2PL. Port St. Joe. FL; Mc- GAUGHY, DEBBIE: 2NFS. Montgomery. AL; McINNIS, ANDREA: 4VA. Decatur. AL. McKINNEY, BETH: 4SC. Albertville. AL; MEADOWS, PEGGY: IID. Columbus. GA; MERRILL, FRAN: IGC. Andalusia. AL; MILLER, SUSAN: 4BI. Marianna. FL; MOORE, PAM: 4MH. Mobile. AL; MORTON, MITZI: 4SED. Jackson. AL; MURPHY, KIM: 2GB. Montgomery. AL; NAFTEL, DEBBIE: 2GC. Birmingham. AL; NEWMAN. KATHY: 4EH. Marianna. FL. NORDAN, BILLIE: 2NS. Abbeville. AL; NOWELL. KATHY: 4EH. Marianna. FL; PARHAM, DEBBIE: IPL, Jackson. AL; PARTRIDGE. MARY NELL: 2GB. Mobile. AL; PAYTON. ROBIN: ISP. Decatur. AL; POPWELL. BEANIE: 2FCS. Birmingham. AL; PORTER. BETTY: 3EEE. Selma AL- PUHSELL, CHRIS: 2RSM. Sylacauga. AL; QUARLES, SHANE: IGC. Dalton, GA. REYNOLDS. BETSEY: 2PL. Dadeville. AL; RICHARD. PAULA: ILT. Montgomery. AL; RICHARDSON, SUSAN: 2EEC. Montgomery. AL; ROOT, TINA: IJM. Coral Gables. FL; ROPES, DEBBIE: 2PL. South Miami. FL: SALTER, ELLIE: 3VD. Andalusia. AL; SANFORD, HARRIET: IMH. Dadeville. AL; SAUERBERRY, GAYLA: 2HEQ. Atlanta. GA; SAUDERS, DANA: 4GFL. Huntsville. AL. SAUNDERS, DIANE: 4GP0. Huntsville. AL; SCHNEIDER, NANCY: 3HPE. Birmingham. AL; SCHOOT, SUSAN: ISP. Montgomery. AL; SHARIETT, MITZI: IID. Decatur. AL; SHARPE, PEGGY: 2PL. Birmingham. AL; SHOUSE, MARY ANN: IGC. Terre Haute. ID; SHIELDS, TINA: IMK. Hunts- ville. AL; SORRELL. SHARON: 3HPR. Birmingham. AL; THOMAS, JANE: IGC. Huntsville. AL. THOMPSON, MARY ANNE: 3GFL.Mobile.AL;THWArrES, DEBBIE: 3EEE. Atlanta. GA; TODD, LINDA: 2FCD. Mobile. AL; TURNAGE, LU ANN: 3NS. Gadsden. AL; TUTAN, BETH: 20A. Coral Gables. FL; TUTAN. CATHY: lOA, Coral Gables. FL; WALKER. KATHY: IPT. Auburn. AL; WALTER, ELIZABETH: IFM, Troy. AL; WASSON, EDNA: 2JM. Huntsville. AL. WATKINS, DONNA: IGC. Birmingham. AL; WELLS, JACQUI: 4SED. Satellite Beach. FL; WHISENANT, SHEI- LA: ISP. Piedmont. AL; WILSON, GINGER: ILT. Montgom- ery. AL; WIMPEY, LYNN: ICHE, Atlanta. GA. WITHERS, JULIANNE: IPN. Decatur. GA WOLFE, STEPHANIE: IJM. Montgomery. AL: WORD, ALICE: 4VA. Inverness. MS; YELVERTON, JENNIFER: 2NF Birming- ham. AL: YOUNGBLOOD, JOANNA: 3RSS. Tuskegee AL CAMPBELL, DAVID: 03PH. Clanton. AL; ANDERSON, STEVEN: 02LHV. Schwenksville. PA. SCHWIND, CLAYTON: 04FY. Bayou la-Batre. AL; FIEDER, FREDERICK: 04PB. Rome. Italy; HARRINGTON, MI- CHAEL: 02BL Kevlavik. Iceland: REVERE, GARY: (MGPO Duco. NY; BRITNELL, RICHARD: 04GMH. Church Fell. VA. RAMEY, ROBERT: 02SSS. Panama Canal Zone; PRESTON, DOUGLAS: OIPB. Sarasota. Sweden; PATTERSON, TERRY: 04GMH. Wilmington. NC; BARRETT III. JAMES: 04LEH. Lake Magog. Quebec; GRIFFIN, THOMAS: 05AR, Winter Park, FL. KRUPP. BRUCE: 03GPG. La Crosse. WIS: MAHER. WIL- LIAM: 04AL. Hungry Hill. MS; WILKERSON. ROBERT: 02RSR. Old Crow. PA; BROWN, WILLIAM: 03V A. Gallatin. TN; DIAMOND, RANDALL: Advisor. Loalchapoka. AL. 423 WATTS. MICHAEL: MBI, Thermopvl« . AL; SMITH, CHARLES: 03FY. Oion Hill. MD: KENNEDY. DANIEL: 0«-HF. Armunk. N Y . KUYPER8. MICHAEL: MFy. Clew wilrr. n.. HAGOOD. LEO: KIHI. Moow .law. Sukalthrwan: SMITH. EDWAKD: UlCC. Elwood IND. TCHAIKOVSKY, PYOTOR: Ol.MN. Mokow. GA; STROUD. WESLEY: 06V AG. Lilll H«rl ni, AL. SNOW, DAVID: OlME. S«r.. AL BARNES. PAGE: 4ACF. Birmimthnm. AL; BASKERVILLE, JAMES: .1PL. Vntavia. AL. BATES, GLENN F.: 3AR. VmiivK. AL. Tms . BECK, JOHN C: :IJM. Savannah. GA: BLISS. THOMAS G.: 4GB. Melboumc. FL; BOCK, STEVEN C.:3EH.Prallvill..AL. BROOKS, GEORGE: GRAD: COUGHRAN, JEFTREY: 30P. Cfdartown. GA. CULPEPPER. JAMES L.: 3FI. Birminithani. AL Rrc Stc . DAVIS. VICTOR G.: 3MK. New Orleans. LA; EHDERLE, MARK R.: lEH. Wajhington. DC : FARRAR, ROBERT K.: lAT. Phenii Citv, AL; FERRELL. GEORGE H.: IIND CroaMtt. ARK: GALLAGHER, JAMES B.: 4AC. Worthinitton. OHIO. Corr Sec GARTH, RICHARD H.: IGPt;. Chattanooua. TN GLASS, JAMES A.: 2BA. Pensacola. FL; GRAVES, BRYAN: IPS. Sheffield. AL; GULDENSCHUH, DAVID F.: 2PB. Rome. GA; HARPLE, BRUCE L.: 4ACF. Ft. Lauderdale. FL; HOLLMAN, GREGORY G.: 3FI. Atlanta. GA; HUFF, RAY- MOND: 2PB. Wavcro«8. GA; HURST, THOMAS E. JR: 4MK. Atlanta. GA; INGER80LL, STEPHEN L.: 3ACF. Fairhop . AL. Pns: JACKSON, ROBERT: 2PM. Rome. GA. KNOX, SCOTT: 2AR. Atlanta. GA; LAMBERT, MARK A.: 2SC. Huntaville. AL; LONG, ROD: 4CE. Auburn. AL; LOVE- LESS, VIC: 2CE. BirminKham. AL; LUDWIG, THOMAS A.: 3EE. Huntaville. AL; McDONALD, JOHN M.: 3BA. Fairbom. OHIO; OXLEY, BLAIR I.: IPN. Mobile. AL; PACE, WIL- LIAM H.: 4BI. Auburn. AL; PETERSON, PAUL E.: 4SC. Huntaville. AL. PITCHER. DAVID A.: 2PB! Atlanta. GA; POOLE. JOHN R.: IF.H. Wanhinuton. DC; PRATHER, ED M.: 3AT, Auburn. AL; ROGERS. GREGORY S.: 3BA. China Grove. NC; RUCKER, ROBERT C: IIND. Chattanooga. TN; RUMMEL. RAY- MOND: 4F1. Atlanta. GA; SELLERS, STEVEN: 2PB. Clear- water. FL; SELLERS, VICTOR L.: 3PM. Birmingham. AL; SINGLETON, STEVEN W.: 4ACF. Wetumpka. AL. V.P. SMITH, FLETCHER D.: SBA. Tuskegee. AL; SMITH, THOMAS: 3ACF. Auburn. AL; SOUTHERN, ROGER L.: IZY. Unette. GA; STEINBERG, DAVID L.: 2SC. HunU- ville, AL. STULTS, THOMAS C: 3AT. Savannah. GA; SUTHER- LAND, BILL: IGC. Sarasota. FL; TATUM, DAVE L.: 3IE. Ft. Walton. FL; TILTON, BILL: lEH. Clearwater. FL. WARNER, MICHAEL A.: 4ACF. Chesapeake. VA; WEST- ROPE, DOUGLAS W.: 3PB. HunUville. AL: USBECK, JAMES P.: 4AM. Ft. Lauderdale. FL; THOMPSON, SUSAN: 3ACF. Wetumpka, AL.. Sweetheart. ABEL, MARYANNE: 3FCD. Cocoa Beach. FL; ADCOCK, PATTI: 3EEC. Tampa. FL; AVANT, ALETHA: 3EEC. Pratt- ville. AL; BAGWELL, KATHY: 2EEC. Auburn. AL; BARLEY, LINDA: 2GC. Florence. AL; BARR, MARTHA: 3FCD. Flor- •nc . AL. BARRETT. BETSY: 2VA. Abilene. TX; BARRETT, PHOEBE: 4HY. Abilene. TX; BLACK, SALLY: 4GMH. Nash- ville. TN; BLACKBURN, MARY: 3RSS. Morrislown. TN; BOSWELL. AMY: IFCD. Montgomery. AL; BRIMBERRY, CARRIE: ICT. Sunrise. FL; BROCK, VALERIE: IGC. Mo- bile. AL; BROOKS. BONNEE: 2FCS. Tampa. FL; BROOKS, SHARON: 4EEC. Tampa. FL. BROWNING, TERESA: IPN. Orlando. FL; BUTLER, NANCY: 2r.sr. Oainnville. GA; CANDLER, LAURIE: 4HRA. Montgomery. AL. CHAMBERS, SAN: 2I M. Memphis. TN; COLE, ROBIN: 3Ar, Miami. FL; COLLINS, KATHI: IGC. Calhoun. GA; CONNER, PATTI: IGC. Und-O-Lakat, FL; CONNER, SANDY: 20.IM Land O Ukes. FL; COOPER, MARGARET: lEEC. Atlanta. (;a, COX, AMIE: 2VA. Pensacola. FL f ' OX, CARY LYNN: IGC. Atlanta. GA; CRAWFORD, MAKY: 4VBU. Marion. AL; DEAN, CYNTHIA: 2VA. Jackson. MS ELLINOR, LESLIE: IPB. Pensacola. H,; EMERSON, lAl ' RA: 2HRA. Signal Mountain. TN; ENGELSON, ELLEN iCPC. Mobile. AL; FAIN, REMMIE: 2RSB. AtlanU. GA; FKIST, CAROLINE: 4MCH. Gadsden. AL DELTA s s, mmm 424 •¥ FOLKS, PAM: IPB, Huntsville. AL; FORREST, LUCIE: lEED. Miami. FL; FUGE, LORI: 4SAT. Miami. FL; FUGE. NANCY: IPB. Miami, FL; GARLINGTON, VICKI: ILT. Ft. Lauderdale. FL; GARNER, DAPHNE: IHEQ. Newnan. GA- GAUT, JACQUIE: 4VA. Dothan. AL; GAY, HOPE: 2PB. Auburn, AL; GILBREATH, LUANNE: 4MU. Cartersville. GA. GOODALL, SUSAN: 2EEC. Gadsden. AL; GANT, CARTER: 4GEH. BirminRham. AL; GRANT, J.: 4AC. Pensacola. FL GRAVES, SHEREE: 2PN. Auburn. AL; GRECO, STEPH- ANIE: IPB. Huntsville. AL; HART, EMILY: .iOSY. Gadsden AL; JACKSON, JANE: 4FM. Lakeland, FL; JAGER, SUZ- ANNE: 4RSM, Auburn, AL; JAMES, CYNTHIA: IGPG Lake Park, FL. JOHNSON, JENNY: 2LT, Atlanta. GA; JOHNSON, LAU- RIE: 3GPG. Atlanta. GA; JONES, KATIE: 2FCS Palatka FL; KELLEY, KAREN: IGC. Huntsville. AL; KENNEDY, LYN: 4AC. Miami. FL; KEYTON, BETSY: .3RSS Dothan AL. Treas: KILLEBREW, BESS: 2EEE. Ft. Gains GA KIMBALL, MADISON: 4AC, Virginia Beach, VA; KIRBY, ELLEN: 3SEH. Atlanta. GA. KISH, MISSY: 4VED, Live Oak. FL; KNOWLES, SUSAN: 3PB, Jacksonville, FL; LaRUE, BETH: 2EEE, Winter Haven. FL; LaRUE, SUZANNE: 4GEHS. Winter Haven. FL- LASATER, PAMELA: IGC. Huntsville. AL; LASATER, SUSAN: 2SSS, Huntsville, AL; LE TELLIER, LAURIE: 4. Jacksonville. FL; LEWIS, ELIZABETH: 4AC. Montgomery AL; LIVINGSTON, JENNIE: 3FM. Pensacola. FL. LUGINBILL, LAURA: 2VED, Glen Ellyn, IL; LONG, DEB- BIE: 4GPG. Huntsville. AL; LYTLE, CYNTHIA: IGSY, Maitland. FL; LYTLE, GINA: 3GSC, Maitland. FL; MAR- SHALL, CAROL: IFCD. Huntsville. AL; MARSHALL, SUZ- ANNE: 2PB. Huntsville. AL; MARTIN, SUSAN: 4GB. Alice- ville. AL; MATTOX, MITZI: 4MCH. Pensacola. FL; Mc- CRORY, BESS: IFM. Florence. AL. McGHEE, DEDE: 2ADS. Jacksonville. FL; McGHEE, MARTHA: 2VA. Greenville. AL; McKINNEY, CAROL: 4MK, Sheffield, AL; McTYIERE, KATE: 2HEQ, Birmingham, AL; MEEKS, JUDY: 2GPG, Florence. AL; MITCHELL, BEV: 3EEC, Atlanta. GA; MONTGOMERY, MARTHA: 3TE. Sylacauga, AL; MORSANI, LEANN: 2GC, Tampa FL- MURPHY, DRYDEN, IFM. Atlanta. GA. MYERS, MARILYN: 4PM, Tampa. FL; NEELEY, MARY ELLEN: 2GED. Montgomery, AL; NELSON, NANCY: 3GMH. Montgomery, AL; OATES, JULIE: 2RSS, Headland, AL- O ' DONNELL, GLYNN: 3GPG, Dothan, AL; PARKS, VAN ELLEN: IGSY, Savannah. GA; PARTAIN, LISA: IGC. IRAN; PEPPER, NANCY: IPB. Tampa. FL; PLAUCHE, PATRICE: IVOA. Biloxi, MS. REHM, ANDREA: IGC. Mobile. AL; RICHARDSON, JEAN- IE: 4MK. Huntsville. AL; ROS, BECCA: 4AC. Panama City FL; ROS, CHARLOTTE: 2HEq. Panama City. FL; ROYER, PAM: IVOA, Maitland. FL; SANDY, SUSAN: 2RSB. Mait- land. FL; SMITH, CHARLOTTE: 3VA. Montgomery. AL; SMITH, JULIE: 4VA. Florence. AL, VP: SMITH, LAURA: 2EEE, Jackson, MS. SPROUSE, SHERRILL: 3GJM, Dothan, AL; STEVENS, SALLY: 4AC, Birmingham, AL, Pres.: STOCKLEY, SUSAN; IGMH. Germantown. TN; STREETMAN, JEAN: IPB. Mont- gomery. AL; SUMNER, SUSAN: 3RSM, Montgomery. AL; TAYLOR, PAULA: 2PB. Birmingham. AL; THREET, JAN: IGC. Florence. AL. TRUNDLE, SUZANNE: IGC. Chattanooga, TN; TUTEN, ANNE: lAG. Jasper. FL; WALLACE, JANE: 3FM, Tampa. FL; WHINERY, JANIE: 4MK. Amarillo. TX; WILLIAMS, GAIL: 4FCD. Montgomery. AL; WILLIS, LU: 2GBI, Anniston. AL; WYCKOFF, BEV: 4RSR. Montgomery. AL. ALDRICH, AMY: 2SC. Boca Raton. FL; APPERSON, SHARON: 2AR. Charleston. W.V ; BALTZ, SUSAN: 2FM. Nashville, TN; BAYNARD, CAROLINE: INS. St. Peters- burg. FL; BERRY, JULIA: IGJM, Newnan. GA; BORCHER, GENIE: 3LT. Waterloo, Iowa. BROWN, BARBY: 2EEE. Haltiesburg. MS; BROWN, JILL: IGPG, Hattiesburg, MS; BURSON, JANICE: 2SMH Hunts- ville, AL; CALDWELL, KIM: 2PB, Atlanta. GA; CARLISLE, LORY: 20T. Alexander Citv. AL; CHANDLER, LORI: 2PM. Gardendale. AL; CHISM, GLENDA: 2TH. Orange Park FL COKER, CATHY: 2HPR. Columbus, MS; COLLIER, SHEI- LA: 3AC. Ramer. AL. CORCORAN, JAMIE M.: IPV. Huntsville. AL; COX, PAULA: 3MK. Orangeburg. SC; DARK, LYNN: IPPY. Alex- ander Citv. AL; DARNELL, MARSHA: 4NF. Notasulga. AL; DAVIS, HELLENE: IPB. Atmore. AL; DE SHAZO, LYNN: 2PPY. Birmingham. AL; DOWDLE, KAREN: 2PB. Dunwoody. GA; EIFERT, ROMAE: 4AG. Montgomery. AL; EIFERT, SUZANNE: 3EEC. Montgomery. AL. 425 T| FLOYD. JANE: 2RSM. GainnviUt. FL; F0L80M, CINDY: ICC. TutcalooM. AL. CARHETT. MARTHA: 2NF. L««Jfc AI. GARRISON. SHIRLEY: .lAC. F«vMt , AL. Trras . GER- NERT. A.VN: iF ' , lUlMville. ARK. GREGG. MISSY; INF. B«r yn PA. GRINER. KIM: IEEE. KildMr. IL. GAGE. GIN- GER: 3SW. AtlinU. GA. GOODMAN. MELANIE: IGC. Lon- don. En Und. HARPLC. LINDA: IPL. Ft Uuderdak. FL; HAFFNER. SUSAN: IPB. Birmingh.m. AL. HENDERSON. NANCY: 3AC. Unm. Al.. HOLLINGSWOHTH. ANN: IFS. C m lllon. GA HOWELL. CHARLOTTE: 2AK. Auburn. AL; KELLY, LEIGH ANN: lAT. T.ll«d.(iii. AL KN0WLE8. ROBIN: 3EEC Jicluonville, FL; LANCE. MARILYN: INF. MUmi. FL. LANKFORO. CATHY: IIED. Birniin«ham. AL LEECH. PAULA: IVOA. ChimblM. GA; LINDBERG, DOROTHY; IGSC. Huntiville. AL; McCRAY. CYNTHIA: IPPY r.rfensboro. AL; McMATH. SUE ELLEN: IHPR. Au- burn Al. McPHAIL. JAMIE: 2FCDE. Flor.la. AL; MEYER, MARY KAY: 4NF. Mobile. AL. Sec. MILLER. CINDl: 2RSM. Montjoraen. AL; MOORE, SUSAN: IOC. Montgom- ery, AL; MOUNGER, JANE LYNN: 3AC, Miami. FL. V.P. MUNDEE. JEANNE: IPB. Albany. GA; NICHOLSON, MARYBETH: 2G.JM, Dallas, TX; NIX, PATSY: 4RSC. Columbia AL OLIVER, MARY CHARLES: 4SEH. Enter- priae. AL; OLNEY. NANCY: 4VA. Atlanta, GA; PEASE, LEILA: IPCD. Manchester. GA; PHILLIPS, GAIL: 4LT. Sulliitent. AL; POWERS, DONNA: IPB. Tucker, GA; REEVES, CINDY: lOH. Abbeville, AL. RICHARDS, DIANE: IFM. Florence. AL; RIDDLE, LIL- LIAN: 4SC, Selma, AL; ROSS, JULIE: 3RSE, Ft Lauderdale, FL; SIKES, LYN: ILT. Saraland. AL; SIMMS, DONNA: IPPV. Eufaula, AL; SMITH, CINDY: 20H. Jackson. AL; SMITH, JOCIE: 1PM. Heflin. AL; SMITH, RUTH: IGC. Pine Mountain, GA; SMITH, SUSAN: 2VA, Phenii City, AL. 8HELLGROVE, BETH: lAT, Greenville. AL; STEPHENS, GLADYS: 4HF. Selma, AL. Pre$.: SUDDERTH, MARIE: 2RSM. Leary. GA; SULLIVAN, SHARON: 2EEC. Light- house Point, FL; SWANGO, RENAE: IEEE, Auburn, AL; TAYLOR, PAM: 3MK, Montgomery. AL; THOMSON, JILL: 3FCD. Pike Road. AL; TILL, DENNY: 2LE. Minter. AL; TRELOAR, PATRICIA: IADS. Ormond Beach, FL. VANDER AREND, LINDA: 3PL, Palm Beach Gardens. FL; WATSON, MEREDITH: IID. Memphis. TN; WEED, MARY JANE: 3PT. Brantley. AL; WELDON, MARGARET: 3SEH, Montgomery. Al; WHITLEY, DARLENE: 4EEE. Dothan. AL; WILLEY, ANN: IPB. Berwyn, PA; WILLIAMS, SHELLEY: IGC, Decatur, GA; WILLIS, BETSY: IADS, St. Petersburg, FL; WILSON. DONNA: IGC. Auburn. AL. WISE. GINGER: 2EED. Brantley, AL; WOOD. DEDE: 4FM, Spanish Fort, AL; WOOD, PAM: lEED, Alexandria, VA; WRIGHT, CYNTHIA: 4PV, Huntsville. AL. BARNES, PATRICK A.: IMC. Prattville. AL. BEATTY. SAMUEL D.: 3CH. Orlando. FL; BERNARD, DAVID A.: 4HPR, Decatur, AL; BORCHIK, JEFFREY R.: 3LE. Prattville, AL; BUCK. PETERS.: 3AR. Mobile, AL. CRAMBLI8S. FREDERICK, in: 3BSC. Montgomery, AL; CICHOWSKI, LEONARD H.: 3GY, Fairhope, AL; COURT- NEY. JOHN C: 4SY. Montgomery. AL; DKON, MARK D.: 3EE, Tuacambia, AL. EDMONDS, WILLIAM: 4PO. Mobile. AL; FOREMAN, WIL- LIAM F. Ill: 4ME, Enterpriae. AL; FRENCH, MICHAELS.: IPN. Prattville. AL; GALATIOTO, DAVID W.: 4ME. Tampa. FL; GILLER, LEE 8.; IPN, Akron. OHIO; GOOD, KEITH B.: :1P0. Powell. TN; HAI.I.. TERRY E.: 2PN. Prattville. AL; HARRISON, JACKIE H.: IVKD Opp. AL; HINKLE, STE- VEN J.: 3IND. Ml. V.mon. M. HOLTON, STEVEN W.: 4IN1 ' lacksonville, FL; JACOBS, ROBERT JOHN: 2PG, Decatur A. JERNIGAN, ANTHO- NY B.: .3FY. Columbia, AL; JC M-IS, ROBERT A.: 4ME. Prattvili . AL; KELLY, RIXEY N., Ill: 4ME. Savannah. GA; LAVENDER, WILLIAM R.: 4AC ; ' rsiivil|e. FL. LUBY, THOMAS J.: 2(;b. Akron. OHIO; M ( IITCHEON, MARK W.: 3BSC. Birmingham. AL; MILTON, MAX: 3ME. AuUugt- vilU. AL. I Sf t ISl fS m i1 426 t i f ( O DELTA TAU DELTA f i i T tf - ' -- . A « f- Mt tf OZIER, JOHN M.: 6CE, Decatur. AL; PIPITONE, PAUL J.: 2PN. Akron. OHIO; SCHMIDT. DAVID H.: 3MC. River Vale. NJ: SCHRECK. RICHARD J.: 4BSC. Decatur. AL. STAPLETON. EMORY L.: 2MC, Livingston. NJ; STEW- ART, JAMES R.: IPCN. Jacksonville. FL; WELLS, GREG- ORY K.: 3BSC, Montgomery, AL; WHITTEN, RICHARD A.: IPN, Fairhope. AL. ABERNATHY, MICHAEL: 4AE, Trenton. TN. ACREE, RONALD J.: IPB. Jackson. GA; AMBROSIO, MICHAEL J.: IPN. Long Island. NY; BEALL, ARTHUR C. Ill: 4AM. Houston. TX; BENNETT, JAMES B.: 4PUB. Orlando. F L; BENTLEY, J. STEPHEN: 4AM. Valley Forge. PA; BERTOLETT, TED C: IPB. Sarasota. FL; BODIFORD, MACK: 4VED.Daytona Beach. FL; BRULE. STEPHEN A.: IPN. Mobile. AL; BUYERS, WILLIAM T.: IPN. St. Peters- burg. FL. CALLINS. TIMOTHY R.: 3SY. Greenville. AL; CARROLL DALE M.: 4FI. Montgomery. AL; CARROLL. MIKE: 4PA, Tuskegee. AL; CHESTER, MARK C: IPB. Atlanta. GA COBB, JOHN R.: 3PPY. Montgomery. AL; COLL, JACK 2PB. Blackwood. NJ; CORK, TRAVIS W.: 2GC. Valdosta. GA; DANIELL, DON: AC. Mableton. GA; DAVIS, JOHN L. 4PPY. Albany. GA. DAVIS, EDWARD R.: 3PB. Shawmut. AL; DICKSON, WIL- LIAM N. II: 2PL. Mobile. AL; DONAHUE, MARK A.: 6ZY. Auburn. AL; DRIVER, JEFFREY B.: 2PB. Greenville. MS; DUKE, ANDREW P.: IPN. Miami. FL; EARLY, JACK F. JR.: 4AC. Birmingham. AL; FOSTER, ANTHONY E.: 3AC. Rome. Italy; GIBSON, JAMES A.: 4AE. Tampa. FL; MAIN, JOHN B.: 2PB. Selma. AL. HARMON. WILLY: 4AC. Alexandria. VA. VP. HEIDLER, DAVID S.: .3GJM. Dublin. GA; HODGES. MARK K.: 3PM. Montgomery. AL; HOWSER. STEVEN L.: IPB. Tulsa. OK; HUNDLEY. THOMAS E.: 2B1. Chattanooga. TN; JASIN, MARK L.: IPB, Miami. FL; JOHNSON. CARL S.: 4PY. Au- burn, AL; JOHNSTON. MICHAEL K.: 3IE. Alex City. AL; KRAUSE. DUNCAN C: 3ZY. West Point. GA. LATHAM. JAMES E.: lAR. Tuscaloosa. AL; LEADING- HAM. ARTHUR M. JR.: 3AC. Virginia Beach. FL; LILLY. ROBERT C: 3PL. West Palm Beach. FL; LOFLIN, JOHN D.: 4FY. Goshen. AL; LOVE. JAMES M.: 4ME. Orlando. FL; LOVE. MICHAEL L.: 4IMN. Phenix City. AL; MARTIN. FRED W.: .3AE. Auburn. AL; McLAIN, BRUCE H.: 2PB. Nashville. TN; MELENDEZ, STEPHEN M.: 4MK. Birming- ham. AL. MILLER, JOHN B.: IPB. Richmond. VA; MOULTRIE, DANIEL L.: IPB. Birmingham. AL; MURPHY, DANIEL L.: IGBI. Miami. FL; NEWSOM, JOSEPH E.: 4MH. Montgom- ery. AL; NEWTON, BILLY D.: IPB. Dothan. AL; OCKER- MAN, JEFF H.: 3FI. Lexington. KY. Sec. OLTMANNS, GREGORY D.: 3MK. Jacksonville. FL; PARKER, KEITH A.: 2CJ. Springfield. VA; PETCOFF, JOHN M.: 3AM. Pittsburgh. PA. PETRUZZI, CHRISTOPHER M.: 2PB. Fayetteville. NC; PERRY, JIM W.: IHPR. Montgomery. AL; POULSEN, KEITH N.: IPN. Williamsburg. VA; PRINCE, FRANKLIN E.: FI. Atlanta. GA. Pres.: QUINTERO, RAYMOND B.: 4GB. Birmingham. AL; RADNEY, JAMES H. JR.: 3GED. Wadlev. AL; ROBISON, THOMAS C: IPB. Jackson. GA; ROSE, DAVID B.: 4APS. Chattanooga. TN; ROTON, BURTON: 4AC. Montgomery. AL. RUSSELL, MIKE: 4AC. Montgomery. AL; SCHATZ, GARY L.: 3CE. Midland. TX; SELF, MARK S.: 2PN, West Palm. FL; SELZ. MARK O.: 1PM. Annandale. VA; SMITH, R. TER- RY: 4PM. Doraville. GA; SOUTH, PAUL F.: IJM. Fairfield. AL; STEGALL. WILLIAM A.: IPN. Alexandria. VA; THORN- TON. STEVEN H.: 1PM. Nashville. TN; THOMAS. MI- CHAEL P.: AC, Leesburg. FL. Treas. TILLERLY, RANDY G.: 3MN. Greenville. AL; TRAYWICK. ANDY: 4EE. Tampa. AL; VOORHEES. C. CURTIS: IPB. Orlando. FL; WALKER, LLOYD I.: 2AM. Houston. TX. WILKINS, LEE G.: 2AR. Atlanta. GA; WOODS. JOHN W.: 4HPR. Tallahassee. FL; WOOLFOLK, DOUGLASS K. JR.: IBSC. Richmond. VA; WRIGHT. DAVID W.: IPN. Warren. MA. 427 fl ALBRIGHT. PAM: ITH. E M Poini. GA. ANDREASON. LINDA L.: lEEC. Tacoma. CA; ARNOLD, VALERIE E.: IR.SM. ri«ri.lon. GA. ARONSON. ANN 8.: IPB. TalUhauM. FL; BARKER. ELIZABETH A.: 2GSY, GclKtir. AL BARNER. DRUCILLA: IVA. Millbrook, AL: BELLINGER CATHY M.: :l.SF,E. Rai«ell. GA; BLACK. CATHRYN A.: 2PB Alpharrlla, GA; BLACK. ROBBIE C: 4KKK, Birminii. ham AL BLACK. TERESA L.; 3RSS, Mtrrilt Uland. FL; BLAIR. HAZEL A.: :1CHE, Bouldtr. CO; BLARNEY. DAWN M.: 2SF.D. Auburn. AL; BOND. PATRICIA: IVOR. Miami. FL; BROOKS. PATRICIA C: 2PB. Birminitham. AL. BYRD. SHARLENE: IPUB. HunUville. AL; CARL. BAR- BARA K.: 2HRA. Olvnipia Fielda, IL; CARTER. MARGARET F.: 3PV. St. AuKuatint. FL; CARTER. SUZANNE: IPS. Don- tlaanville GA CASE. JENNIFER J.: 4AC. Columbus. OH; CLELAND. RHEA S.: 3HPR. LeesburR. FL; CLIBURN, ELLEN A.: 4FCS. Thomaaton. GA; COKER. LISA: 2VBU. Ucabum. FL; DALTON. DEBBIE: 4MK. Lakeland. FL. DAVIS. BILLIE GAY: 2PL. Montgomery. AL; DAVIS, CHARLOTTE: 4SEH. Carteraville. GA; DAVIS. LISA: 2VBI!. Carterav.lle. GA; DEASE. CHERYL LEIGH: 381. Montgomer -. AL; DIXON. SARA J.: IFM. Tuacumbia. AL; Dubois. MARTHA a.: 3AC. Sirminiiham. AL; ECHOLS. JULIA A.: 2GC. Birmingham. AL; EILAND AMORET J.: SPY. Clio. AL; EITZEN. PAULA A.: 1PM. Homewood. AL. EVANS. BETH: 4PY. Athens. AL; EVANS. SARAH CATHY: 3HRA. (;lencoe. AL; EVANS, PRISCILLA J.: 4EEE. Olencoe. AL FERRETTI. ANN MARIE: 4SAT, Birmingham. AL; FIN- FROCK. LAURA A.: 3GHY. Copperhill. TN; FORD, LISA J.: 4LT. Birmingham. AL; GILY, CAROL A.: ILT. Birming- ham. AL; GIOVANELLI, CAROLYN A.: IFM. River Vale, NJ ; GOREE, CYNTHIA J. : 3FL. Winter Park. FL. GRISETTE. MARY PAIGE: IPB. Longview. TX; GUILLOT, JANE L.: 2GJM. Montgomery. AL; HALL, ALLISON P.: IGSC; HANSON, KIM: 3PB. Miami. FL; HARRIS, CATH- ERINET.; 4MH. Bay Mmelle. AL: HARRIS, DONNA: 3EEC, Birmingham. Al,; HARRISON, ANDREA M.: 2G.JM. Smith- town. NY: HAYNES, MARTHA E.: 2EED. Murfreesboro, TN; HAZENFIELD, SUSAN D.: 2CT. Ozark. AL. HOOPER, KIM L.: ICT. Clayton, GA; HOUSTON, JEAN- NIE: ICJ. Montevallo. AL; HOWARD, KARLENE D.: 3FM, Miami. FL; HOWARD, SARAH A.: IFCD. Huntsville. AL: HUDGINS, LAURA LISA: 4RSM. Panama Citv. FL; JACK- SON, ALICE L.: 2PB. Clio. AL; JACKSON, JANIS R.: 3RSS, Birmingham. AL; JOHNSON, GINA GAY: 3SED. Birming- ham. AL; JORDAN. EDNA KAY: 2FM. Gulf Breeze. AL. KAUFMAN. MARY JEAN: 3FCD. Atlanta. GA; KIRK, BRENDA K.: ILT. Montgomery. AL; KOMAR. SUSAN M.: 3PB. Chesterland. OH; LANIER. PATTI C: 2CT. Summer- ville. GA; LEE. VICKIE D.: 3PV. Montgomery. AL; LUCI8, ADA v.: 2CT. Houston. TX; LUDLUM. NANCY A.: IHEQ, Gadaen. AL; LUMPKIN. JANET A.: IGC. Vemon, AL; MAD- SEN, GWENDOLYN F.: 2PY, Miami, FL. MAHERY, CINDY: 4FM. Athens. TN: MALLORY, ELIZA- BETH A.: INF. Huntsville. AL: McBRIDE, KAREN L.: ILT. Huntsville. AL: McCAULEY, DANITA D.: IPB. Chickasaw, Al,: McCAULEY. DONNA K.: 4PIR. Chickasaw. AL; Mc- CLURE. MARGO L.: 4IM, Columbia. SC; McDONALD, SUSAN: 2NF. Bayou La Batre. AL; McELVERY, MARY FRANCES: ICT. Winter Haven. FL; McHUGH, CYNTHIA D.: 2PB. Birmingham. AL MclNTYRE, POLLY: 2PLPG. indiatlantic. FL; MICHAEL. ERIN M.: IGC. Atlanta. GA; MICHALIK. DEBRA K.: IPB. Montgomery. AL. MICHALIK, JOANN: 4PM. Montgomery AL; MILLER, MARCIA F.: IID. Pleasant Grove. AL; MUEL- LER, ELIZABETH H.: MX. Ft Benning. GA; MUELLER. MARGARI ' n ' : INS. Ft Benning. GA; NAVE, TERI: IGSC Columbus. (M. NORBY, BARBARA J.: 2PT. Dothan AL OWENS. RATHERINE: 3PL. Dothan. AL; PAFFORO. SARAH J.; IPPY. M.mticello. Fl,; POINTER, AMY E.: 2AC, Birmingham. AL; POLNTER, LAURA D.: 4LT. Birmingham, AL. POOLE. KATHLEEN A.: 2RSM. Fl Lauderdale. Ft,; PURVIS. JUDY: 4VA Mananna. FL; REMPPEL, KAREN B.: IGJM. Columbus. CA REYNOLDS, IMiNNA K.: 2PB Merrill, bland. FL; RICHBI ' RG, KATHY A.: 2BHE, Auburn, AL RIHERD, HARRIET P.: Lake Butler. FL; ROBINSON. SHELLEY K.: 3Pm. AtlanU, ' .A. ROBINSON, TERESA L.: ll.T, Birmingham. AL; RODGKRS, KATHY: .IHElj. Bir- mingham. AL; ROUSE, AMY: 2K ' I) Midwav. KY; SCHO- WALTER, LYNN: IEEE. Ft Benn... GA: SIMMS, JANE M.: 2GFL. Auburn. AL; SMITH. CAROL E.: 4RSM. Ev r- fntn. AL; SMITH. CATHAY D.: 2EEE. Miami, n. 428 SNYDER, KATHY J.: IGC, AtlanU, GA: SPENCEK, ELIZA- BETH AURELIA: 3LT. Shelbvville, TN; SPIVEY, DIANA R.: 3GJM. Montgomery, AL; STAFFORD, CINDY G.: IFM, Indian Harbour. FL; STEELE, JEANETTE L.: 3PB. Miami. FL; STEWART, PAM J.: IID. TallahaMM. FL; STOVALL, DEBORAH O.: 4HPR. Birmingham. AL; STRICKLAND, ANITA L.: 4EEE. Gadsden, AL; STROUP, KATHY: 4GPG. Longwood, FL. SULLIVAN, LYNN M.: 4GSW, Mobile, AL; SWIFT, DON- NA; 2FCD. Pike Road. AL; THORNTON, SUSAN T.: IRSM. Birmingham. AL; THYE, CYNTHIA C: IBI. Silver Spring. MD; TILLMAN. ROXANNE: 4VHE. Panama City. FL: TROUPE, JOYCE KAY: 3Pm, Birmingham. AL; VOGLER, SUZANNE v.: 2RSS, Neenah. WI; WALDROP, CHERYL A.: 3SMU, Marietta. GA; WARNER, MARY KAY: 3GSC. Montgomery, AL. WEATHERHOLT, SUSAN K.: IPB. Atlanta, GA; WIL- LIAMS, DANA G.: 2EC, Auburn, AL: WILLIAMS, DENISE M.: 4AC. Anniston, AL; WOOD, YVONNE: 2PA. Doraville, GA; WOOD, SHARON L.: 3SSS. Tyler. AL; WOODY, PRIS- ICILLA: 3P0. Atlanta, GA; WOOTEN, SALLY K.: 2MUA, Panama City. FL; YEAGER, MARCIA A.: IBI. Potomac. MD: YORK, BARBARA: 4EEE, Montgomery. AL. ABEL, LARRY C: 2ME. Hokes Bluff. AL; BENNETT, JAMES E.: 4ADS, LaGrange. GA; BIBLE, KEITH F.: 3TM. Lanett. AL; BLACKMAR, FREDRICK L.: 4MCH. Cataula. GA; BROWN, STEVE A.: IGMH. Smyrna, GA; CASTLE- BERRY, GRANT A.: 2AF. East Point. GA. COBB, JOHN H.: CHE. Oxford, AL; CUNNINGHAM, DAVE M.: 2VAG, Brookwood. AL; DELOACH, JOHN N.: 2IN, Lanett, AL; FOSHEE, WILLIAM M.: 4ACF. Clanton. AR: GARDNER, BENNY A.: 4PM. Selma. AL. GLASSCOCK, GREGORY A.: IFY. Dalton, GA; GOFF, DEBBIE L.: 4PY. Mobile, AL, Sweetheart: GOODRICH, PHILLIP A.: IBT, Mobile, AL; GORNTO, BRUCE E.: IPCN. Adel. GA; GRAHAM. WILLIAM N.: 3BT. Birmingham. AL. GREGG, TINSLEY H.: 4ADS, Hamilton, AL; GRIFFIN, SAMUEL G.: 3ADS. Chattanooga, TN, V.P., GRIFFITH, CHARLES B.: 3MCH. Eclectic. AL; HANSEN, FRANK E.: 2BI. Smith Station, AR; HAYGOOD, DANIEL C: 2PB, Thomaston. GA, HORNBUCKLE, MORRIS A.: 3EE. Union Grove, AL; JONES, PATRICK A.: 2PB. Gurlev. AL: LINDSAY, WIL- LIAM D.: 4PM, Melbourne, FL; MATHEWS, CRISP B.: 3CHY. Dalton. GA. Treas.: McCRAY. MIKE M.: 3ADS. Crestview, FL, Sec. PAGE. DAVID G.: 4BI. Rogersville. AL; PAGE, HOMER A.: 4ADS, Pine Mountain. GA; PALMER. KENNETH K.: 2NAS. Spartanburg. SC; PARKER. WILLIAM M.: 2PPY. Leighton. AL; ROGERS. FREDERICK P.: 4ADS, LaGrange. GA. 8EGARS. EDWIN R.: 3ADS. Orlando, FL: SMITH. GERALD R.: 6AY, Prattville, AL; SMITH, IVAN W.: 4AV, Prattville, AL; STEELE, EUGENE G.: 2PV, Sheffield. AL; STOLBA, RONNIE R.: 4AM. Cedar Rapids. 10. STONE, HUGH C: 2FV, Florence, AL; THORINGTON, JAMES F.: 3ME, Birmingham. AL; TOMLINSON, CHARLES A.: IVA, Cherokee, AL:TROXLER, KEVIN L.: 3ACF. Nashville, TN: TYBERGHEIN, MICHAEL B.: 4IE, Lincroft, NJ. WHEELER, RALPH E.: 2EE, Adel, GA: WHITLEY, JIM- MY L.: 4AY. Horton. AL; WILBANKS, DAVID A.: 2VAG, Athens. AL: WINDHAM, STEVE D.: IGC. Jasper. AL; VINYARD. SHANNON: 3AN, Albertville, AL, Pres. ALLEN. JO ELLEN: 4AC, Columbus, GA: ALLISON, AMELIA: IRSS, Ft. Benning, GA; ARNASON. JENNIFER: IPB, Miami, FL; ARRINGTON. SUSANNE: 3SSS. Birming- ham, AL: BAKER. BETH: 2GJM, Chickamauga, GA; BIS- HOP. ELIZABETH: 4ID, Clewiston, FL. 429 BLUE. NANCY: 2PB. Grwnvill . SO: BOPP. BETTY! 3CFl , Monnomerv. AL; BREEDLOVE. PAM: IFCD. Bir- ninflun. AL; BROWN. BEVEiaV: IIKEE. Huniivillf. AL: BRUNO. CX NCETTA: 3PB. Birmingham. AL; BUSBY. VICKI: SAC. C.Mvfville, AL. BUTLER. DENI8E: :iFCS. Cadwi AL CALDWELL. .MARIETTA: .1PI;B. Birminitham. AL. CHALLONER. SUSAN: 4RSM. Richmond. VA, Prn CHURCH. DEANNE: IEEE. Pr.ltvilU. AL: CLARK. DE- NI8E: 4CT. Hunuvill.. AL: COOK. ELENA: IPN, Si Simoru. IS: COX. LYNN: 3LE. Hou.ton. TX. CULVER. TERRI: 2C.ED. Birmlniiham. AL; DALY, JANET: MJM. Mobile. AL; DOUGLAS. CAROL: 2HPR. Mobile. AL. DUDNEY. JENNY: IPGP. Huntiville. AL; DYKES. DENISE: 2RSS. Birminitham. AL EDMUND80N. LOUISE: IPV. Mountain Brook. AL; ELLIS. A.NN: . ' RKE. Auburn. AL. ELLIS. CATHY: 4HPE. Birminjt- ham AL; FREEMAN, SUSAN: 4AC. Birminitham. AL; FUL- LERTON, LEE ANN: .TGFL; Woodbridge. VA; GARMON. KATHY: IPT. Birminitham. AL; GEDDE8. JO ANNE: 3PPY. Ozark. AL; GILLASPY. GAYLE: 3VA, Gaditn. AL; HAR- PER, ALICE: 2EEC. Montftomery. AL. HARRELSON, STAR: 2VA. Bay Minetta. AL; HARRIS. DEBBIE: IPPY. Grove Hill. AL; HARRIS, SUSAN: 2VHE, Coral r.ablei. FL; HARRISON, PAULA: 2GPG. Decatur. AL; HART, LYNN: lEED. Coral Gables. FL; HENSEL, LYNN: 3EEC Naahville. TENN; HOLLAND. JULIE: 4EED. Mexico Beach. FL; HOOPER, MELODY: 4ID, HunUville. AL; JES- SER. DANA: IPN. Sylacauita. AL. JONES. CYNTHIA: IGC. Birminitham. AL; KEERAN, LISA: IFM McAUen. TX; KENNEDY, PAMELA: 4PIR. Reseling, PA; LANEY, ALICE: 3HPE. Montitomery. AL; LEACH, JODI: 4JM. Decatur. GA; LEVERETT, BETH: 4FM, Mariet- ta. GA; LUFKIN, LYN: 3GSYS. Atmore. AL; MACE, CINDY: 4CHE; MANN, SONDRA: 4VA. Huntaville. AL. MARTIN, ELIZABETH: 1PM. Miami. FL; McLEAN, LISA: 4SEH. Clio. AL. VP: MERRIT, BRENDA: 2EEE, Lanett, AL; MONK. CINDY RENEE: IGBI. LaGrange. GA; MOR- TENSEN, LAURA: 4SSE. Chattanooita. TN; MORTON, LEE ANN: 2EH. Jacksonville. FL; MOSELEY, FLOY: 3SEH, Demopolia, AL; MUNDEE, ANNE: 4RSS, Albany, GA; MUN- DEE, KAY: 2PB. Albany. GA. PARSONS, CAROL: ITH. Montgomery. AL; PECK, TERRY: IGHE. Penaacola. FL; PETROSKI, MEG: 4FCS. Winter Park. FL. Sec: PICKENS. CAROL: 3HME. Montgomerv. AL; PIGEON. ROSE MARIE: 3FM, Mobile, AL; PINKERTON, SHARON: 2PB. POWELL, LISA: IPPY. Quitman. GA; REARER, JOANNE: 2PB. Charleston. SC; REED, DEBBIE: 3PY. Lanett. AL; MIDDLE. KELLE: IPB. Birmingham. AL; ROBERT, GAIL: 3AC. East Point, GA; ROBERTS, KATHY: IID. LaGrange, GA. SCHRANTZ, BARBI: IHEQ. Femandina Beach. FL; SMITH, CAROL: 2EEE. Decatur. AL; SMITH, LOLLIE: lEED. Coral Gable.. FL; 8T0NER, KAY: ILT, Hartselle. AL; STUTT8, CATHY: 3IE, Columbia. SC; TATE, DENISE: 2SMH. Ox- ford, AL. TEAGUE, JAN: 3EEE. Decatur, AL; TRAWICK, NANCY: 2RSS. Montgomery. AL; WHEELER, SHERRI: IPB. Tampa, FL. WILSON, LINDA: 3EEC. Birmingham. AL; WIRT8, CARLITA: 2PB. Huntaville. AL; ZIMLICH, CAROL: 3AC, Mobile. AL. Treat ALLEN, LAMAR: IPB. LaFayette. AL; ALOSI. MICHAEL: 3AC. Birmingham. AL. Tretu : APPLETON, BILL: IPB. Naahville. TN. ASBURY, WAKE: IPB. Opelika. AL; BAR- GANIER, PAUL: 3PD. Ft Depoait, AL; BEAVERS, RANDY: 4GB. Newnan. GA BLACK, BILL: 3(;H DadeviUe. AL; B08WELL, MICHAEL: 4MK. Brundadg . Al,; BRADBERRY, JAMES: .3AR. Au- burn. AL; BRAWT.EY. GLEN: 3I ' D. Marianna. FL; BUL- LARD, RUSTY: 2HV. Birmingham. AL; BUNN, JEFF: 3KM). Alei City. Al. MUSTER, DONNY: 4PV. Selma. AL: CARTER, JACK: 4MK Birmingham. AL; CAUDLE, JIM- MY: IPB. Hunuvitit, Al. COMER. GEORGE: 4MK ' hildemburg. AL; CONNER, BUBBA: 2PB. Huntaville. : COPELAND. KIN: 2PM, Decatur. AL; COPPOCK. DONALD: IPN. HunUville. AL; COPPOCK. RONALD: 4MK. Ilunt.ville. AL; DAVIS, BRAD: 2JM. Auburn. AL; DEE8L. MIKE: IPV. Ramer. AL; DEUPREE. CHUCK: IGC. SyUouga. AL; DEUPREE, SKIP: 4FI. Sylacauga. AL: Mm KAPPA ALPHA 430 Kl4ll i mkMM £4h KAPPA ALPHA THETA DeVORE, DUDLEY: 4SED, Dadeville, AL, Pres ; DRIG- GERS, BOBBY: 2PL, Selraa, AL; ENGLISH. DEWEY: 2JM, Auburn, AL; FARMER, FRANK: 2PB, Newnan. GA; FIN- CHER, BUSTER: 2HPE, Sedowee, AL; FITE, PAT: IPS, Decatur. AL; GEESLIN, ARNOLD: 4EE, Albany, GA; GREEN. NORRIS: 4GB, Selma, AL; HAM, ROBERT: 3PL, SylacauKa, AL. HAMMONDS. JAMES: 3PUB, Mt. Willing. AL; HANKIN8, RICKY: 3IMN. Albany, GA; HARBARGER, CLAUDE: 4PM, Huntsville. AL; HARDY, GEORGE: 3PM. Alex City. AL; HAWTHORNE. CORKY: 2PL. Montgomery. AL; HAW- THORNE, FRANK: 4GB. Montgomery. AL; HAWTHORNE, GEORGE: 4FL Camden. AL; HEADLEY, RICHARD: 3ME. Birmingham. AL; HESTER, BRYAN: IPL. Guin, AL. HICKS, ALAN: 4PV. Selma. AL; HOBBS, EDWARD: 2PM. Auburn. AL; HOWLE. TOMMY: 2PB. Griffin. GA; HUM- PHREYS. BOBBY: IPN. Greenville. SC; JOHNSON, KIRK: 1PM. Huntsville. AL; JOHNSON, ROSS: 3PB. Rome. GA; KELLEY. CRAIG: 3GB. Montgomery. AL; KINCEY. JOHN- NY: IBI. Selma. AL; KIRKLAND, RANDY: 3PB. Birming- ham. AL. LE BERTE, MARK: 1PM. Huntsville. AL; LEWTER. DON- NIE: IPS. Huntsville. AL; LITTRELL. AVERY: IPB, De- catur. AL; LOSSIER, EDDIE: 3PB. Albany. GA; LOWE, JOHN: SPY. Lafayette. AL; MARGESON, JOHN: 4AC, Al- bany, GA; McCLENDON, HUGH: IPB, Lafayette, AL; McCULLOUGH, ROBERT: IPL, Opelika. AL; McGHEE, TOM: 2PA. Orlando. FL. McQueen, ELBERT: 2NG. Hayneville. AL. Sec: MORRIS, JOHNNY: 4GB. Selma. AL; MYRICK, GORDON: 2BSC, Gulfport. MS; NICHOLS, BARRY: 3PV, Talladega. AL; NORVELL, CARTER: OWEN, LYNN: 2PL. Panama City. FL; PATTERSON, GARY: 3PB. Birmingham, AL; PAUL- SON, DAVID: 3GSC, Birmingham, AL; PEAK, BRUCE: IGC, Selma, AL. PEAK. JERE: 3PB, Selma. AL; PETTY, RICK: 3PB. Decatur. AL; PICKERING, DAVID: 2PM. Montgomery. AL; PIERCE, DAVID: UND. Auburn. AL; POWELL, STEVE: 2PB. Ft. Lauderdale. FL; PRIDGEN, JOE: Bay Minette. AL; RATZ- LAFF. JOHN: 4FI. Marianna. FL; REDDEN. RAY: IPB. Ft. Deposit. AL; REED. JAMES: 2FY. Sylacauga. AL. REYNOLDS, CHARLES: 3AR. Neviman. GA; ROWELL. ROTH: 3PSC. Panama City. FL; SAMPLES, MARK: IPB. Huntsville. AL; SCHRIMSHER. RANDY: 2BSC. Huntsville. AL; SMITH. BOB: IPB. Decatur. AL; SMITH. DOUG: lAG. Minter. AL; SMITH, V.P.: 4ADS. Minter. AL; STEINBUR- GER, RICKY: IPB, Huntsville. AL; STEWART, FRANK: 4FY, Vredenburg, AL. STEWART, MICHAEL: 3PB, Vredenburg. AL; STEWART, THOMAS: 4PB. Ft. Deposit. AL. Vice Pres; STREETMAN, JIM: 4P0B. Marianna. FL; SULLIVAN, TOM: IPN. Louis- ville. KY; THOMPSON. AL: 2PB. Bay Minette. AL; THRASHER. ALAN: 4A0S. Decatur. AL; TURNER, FRANK: 2PM. Bay Minette. AL; VANDIVER, FRANK: 3BSC, Huntsville, AL; WALLACE, BILLY: 2AEC. Decatur. AL. WHITWORTH, CHARLES: 3PU. Madison. AL; WILKIN- SON, JACK: 3CHE. Pensacola. FL; WILLIAMSON, LARRY: 4SSC. Atlanta. GA; WILLIS, AL: 2GC. Huntsville. AL; WIL- SON, KIM: 3PB. Ft. Deposit, AL. WOOD, MIKE: 4AG. Polk. AL; WOODSON, JOHN: 4MK, Bav Minette. AL; YANCY, READ: IPPY, Rayville. LA; ZORN, JACKSON: 2PN. Lineville. AL; FITE, MEG: 4FCS. Trinity. AL. Sweetheart. ALLEN. BETTY: 3GSP. Decatur, GA; BACKUS. DEBBIE: 4SED, Vero Beach, FL; BAILEY. CINDY: 2PPY, Salisbury, NC; BALCH, SUE ANN: 2GC, Auburn, AL; BARNETT, BECKY: 2ADS, Dothan, AL; BAZEMORE, CAROL: 4LT, Opelika, AL. BELL. SYLVIA: IGC. New Hope. AL; BENJAMIN. NANCY: IPB. Birmingham. AL; BENTLEY. KIA: 2GY. Garden City. NY; BLACKBURN. ALLISON: 2PB. Decatur. AL; BODINE, ANN: 2FM. Birmingham. AL; BOWEN, KAREN: 2LP0. Huntsville. AL; BOWLES, GAIL: 3GSC. Weaver. AL; BRAG- DON, BECKY: 4FCS. Birmingham. AL; BRATTON. DEB- BIE: 4AR. Hartaville, TN. BROWN. BO: 3CJ. Birmingham. AL; BROWN. GINABETH: 2GEH. Montgomery. AL; BROWN. MARLA: 2ID. Hartselle. AL; BROWN, TRACY: IPN. Ft. Walton Beach. FL; CALLA- HAN, DONNA: 4FCD. Coral Gables. FL; CHAPMAN, KIM: 4CH. Nashville. TN; CONDON. MARY ALICE: 2FCD. Mont- gomery. AL; COOPER. GINNY: 4EEC. Atlanta. GA; CUM- MINS, DE ANE: IGC. Decatur. GA. 431 CURKY, CATHY: 4RSS. Sh llm.n. OA; DAILY. DENI8C IJM P1.CK). FL; DANI8, SUZANNE: IGC, Mobil.. AL; DARK. LEZLIE: 2PM. HunuvilU. Al.; DAVIDSON. LB8A 2RSB Atl«nl. C.A. DEMP8EY. SUE: «PPY, HunUville. AL; DKNNY. LESLIE: JRS.S. Birminjh.m, AL: DIN08, 8U8AN ICBL AU.nl., CA. DOKE, NANCY: 2B1. Brandon. FL. DOUGLASS. BriTY: 3GJM. J«ck n. TN. S c . DREWRY. LISA: IC.Bl. L.k.l.nd. FL: DUNN, RUTH ANN: 2GJM. Bir- n.in«h.ti , AL. ESKEW. SUSAN: RSS. Hunt.ville. AL; FOGARTY. KATE: 2PB. Allant.. C.A. FOSTER. ELIZA- BETH: 2SSS. Huruboro. AL: FREEMAN. MARGl ERITE: IGC. Birmmiham. AL: FREEMAN, VICKI: 3PB. Richmond. VA: CADDIS. WENDY: ILT. ChamblM. GA. GARBY. CHERYL: 3MY, Dunwoodv. GA; GARDNER, ANT E: 4FM. Atlanta. GA; GARDNER. BARBARA: 3VHE, Atlanta GA. GARIKES. SANDY: .IEEE. Birmingham, AL; GINN. CARLA: .1MV. Huntsville. AL; GOFF, DEBBIE: 4PPY Mobile. AL; HALL. HOLLY: 2EEE. Auburn, AL; HARDWICK, KIM: 2GPG. Birminnham, AL; HARDWICK, PAIGE: 2PL, Birmintiham, AL. HICKS, CINDI: 4GPG, Andalusia. AL; HUANG, JOYCE: IFM HunUville. AL; INGRAM. GAIL: 2P0, Wetumpka, AL; JACKSON. CHRISTY: 3SED, Killen, AL, JACKSON, TRUDY: lARSED. Opelika, AL; JEIOf, ELISA: 4HPE, Montftomerv. AL. VP. JESSER, KATHY: 3FCS, Miliani Town. HA; JOHNSON, ANITA: IRSM. Ft. Walton Beach, FL; JOHNSON. ROBIN: 2PL. Birmingham. AL. JONES. SHARON: 2SED. Birmingham. AL; KILGORE, TERl: 2GPG, Montgomery, AL; KIRCHER, MARY PAT: 3PUB, Pittrford. NY; LANKFORD. SUZANNE: 4V0A, Car- rollton GA; LEONARD. PAULA: IPB. Mountain Brook, AL; LINGLE, DEB: .SPY. Auburn, AL; LISENBY, TERI: 3CJ. AtlanU, GA; LOCKHART, ABBY: 4SSS, Hartaelle, AL; LONG. PAIGE: 3GFL. Atlanta, GA. LOYD. PEGGY: 4EEE, Decatur, AL; MARLOW, JOYCE: 2GMH. Nashville, TN; MARLOW, KAREN: 4GMH, Nash- ville, TN; MATHEWS. SELENA: 3NS. Sylacauga. AL; MAT- SOCK, JOHANNA: IHF, Naperville. IL; McCREARY, BARB: IRSS, Columbus, OHIO; McCREARY, MARCEE: 2GL, Columbus, OHIO; McCULLOUGH, MARIANNE: 2FM. Atlanta, GA; McDURMONT, RUTH: 2BI, Montgomery, AL. McKAY. CINDY: IHEQ. LaGrange, GA; McLAURINE, GAYLE: 2NF. Huntsville. AL; MINNICH, BARBARA: 4HEQ, Penaacola. FL; MONSON. NOEL: 2FC0E, Durham, NC; MONTGOMERY. MOLLY: IPG. Cave Springs, GA; MOR- RIS. LINDA: 4GFL. Huntsville. AL; MORRISON. BECKY: 2GPG, Miami, n,; MOSS. MARJORIE: 4GFLS, Doraville, GA; MUMMERT. MIRIAM: 2GMH. Decatur, AL. NOROYKE. NAN: lEED, Nashville. TN; OAKS, CINDY: lEED. Miami, FL; O ' CONNER, RACHEL: 3FM, Eastman, GA; PHILIPS, KATE: IPB, Birmingham, AL; PHILLIPS, LORI: 4R.SS. Columbus. IND; POLLOCK, CAROL: 3RSM. Decatur. AL; PORTER, VICKIE: IVHE, Ft. Walton Beach, FL; POTTERFIELD, SHERRY: 3GSC, Orlando, FL; PRIM, LESLIE: ICJ. Montgomery. AL. REINS. ROSLYN: 2MU. Decatur, GA; ROBY, LISA: IVHE, Ft Walton Beach. FL; SEWELL, PAM: IPB. Montgomery. AL; SMITH. PEAKE: 4RSM. Chesapeake, VA; SMITH. ROSE ANN: 3VB0. Bav Minette. AL; SNOW. JANET: 3CT. AtlanU, GA: SPRUCE. MARTHA: 4VHE, Birmingham. AL; STARTZ- MAN, JAIMEE: 2FM. Orlando. FL; STEPHENS, ELLEN: 3CT, Atlanta, GA. 8TEPP. LETA: IGSC, Rome, GA; STROUD. KATHY: IPG. Memphis, TN: TAYLOR, ANN: 2BI, Birmingham, AL; THOMPSON. LAURIE: 2GC, Brentwood, TN; TON8- MEIRE, PAT: 1R.SB. Mobile, AL; TRIMBLE, SANA: 2MU. Birmingham. AL; VAN FOSSEN. LINDA: 2GSY, Wilmington. DEL; VIVES, PEGGY: IPM. Auburn, AL; V00RHEE8, SHARON: 4RSS. Maitland, FL. WEBB, MARY: IGC, Coral Gabl es, FL; WENTWORTH, LAURA: 2GED. Mobile. AL; WHITE, BECKY: 3RSS. AtlanU. GA; WIGGINS, LA JUANA: 3VBE. Atmore, AL; WILLIAMS, CAROL: IPT. Auburn. AL. WILLIAMSON. KIM: ,1R.SB. Montgomery. AL: WILLIAM- SON, VICKI: 4HEQ. Carrollton. GA. Pm . WINKEL. MARY: 3EEE. Waatem Springs. II.. Trran . WOOD, BETSY: IRSM. nnMiraad, AL; WYLIE, KATHY: 4FM, Penaacola, FL BARNES. HARRIET: ILT, ManchatUr. GA; BAUMHAUER. LEA: 311). Mobile. AL; BLACKWELL, AMY: 4MK, Decatur, AL; BLAKE. SALLY: IGC, Auburn, AL. BLOUNT. BAR- BARA: 4VA. Eufaula, AL; BOTELER, SUSAN: 2PB, Selma, AL ferprr PSf ■ ' 1 ' H V Piiili 432 M iA BOWDEN, FRANKE: 2GSY, Eufaula. AL; BOYD, CARO- LYN: IGMH. Aubum, AL: BRADLEY, ALLISON: IGC, Mobile, AL; BRASWELL, BESS: 4EEE, DemopolU. AL- BROWDER, PENNY: IPB, Columbus. GA; BROWN, ANN ALLEN: IPV. Montgomery. AL; BRUCE, MIMI: 2PN. Opeli- ka, AL; CAMMACK, KIM: 2EEC. Selma. AL; CAMMACK, NANCY: 4SED. Selma. AL. CARRELL, RHEA: IGPG. Decatur. AL; CONNER, ANN: IGC, Eufaula. AL; CUNNINGHAM, CAROLEE: IGMH Gulfport. MS; DUAGHERTY, ELLEN: 2RSS. Nashville. TN; DOLLAR, ELAINE: 3HF. BirminRham. AL; DORLAND, KAREN: ILT. Mobile. AL; EZELL, JO: 2PB. Troy. AL FAR- RIS, FRAN: IPB. Dothan, AL; FLOYD. CANDY: IGC, Clem- son. SC. GADILHE, CHERIE: 2GC. Brunswick. GA; GASKELL, BOB- BIE: 2NS. Montgomery. AL; GILCHRIST, GARTH: 4GB Mobile. AL; GORDAN, KAKI: 4NF. Atmore. AL; GREENE, KIT: 3GEH. Aubum. AL; GRIFFIN, ANNE: 2SFL. Montgom- ery. AL; HAMBRICK, JAN: 2EEE. Scottsboro. AL HAM- MELL, JACKIE: 3V0A. Florence, AL; HANSON, NAN: IGPG. Newnan. GA. HARLAN, DEBBIE: 3RSM, New Orleans. LA HART, SHAREE: 4AC. Mobile. AL; HELTON, JANET: 4EEE At- more. AL; HENDERSON, LAURA: 3LT. Prairie AL HEN- DERSON, MELISSA: 4GSW. Luveme, AL; HIGHTOWER, MEG: lEEC. Sylacauga. AL; HILYER, AMY: 4EEC. Troy AL; HOOD, ANN: 3EEC. Huntsville, AL; HOOPER, KENT: 2EEE. Selma. AL. HUMPHRIES, GRAY: IGC. Montgomery, AL; JOHNSON, DEBBIE; 2FM. Chicago, IL; KELLER, NAN: 3GSY. Florence. AL; KEMLEIN, PEGGY: 3GSY. Atlanta. GA; KING, LIB- BA: 3EEC. Selma. AL; KING, MELINDA: 2RSM. Atlanta, GA; LANCASTER, DEBBIE: IGC. Andalusia. AL; LANEY, DIANE: 2EEE. Atlanta, GA; LEE, TERI: IHEQ, Goldsboro, NC. LEPHAHT, BECKY: 2EEC. Arlington. Heights. IL; LILES, MOLLY: 4HEQ. Montgomery. AL; LIVELY, LIBBY: 4MK. Huntsville, AL. Pres.- LOGAN, POECCA: 2NS. Atlanta. GA- LUNDBERG, ELOISE: IBI. Huntsville. AL; LUTZ, STELLA: IGC, Mobile. AL; LYON, TRICIA: lEEC. Mobile. AL MAS- SEY, DIANE: 2EEE. Titusville. FL; McCORKLE, MARTHA: 4SSC, Montgomery. AL. McCULLOCH, CAROLINE: 2GED. Huntsville. AL; McEN- ERNEY, DEBBIE: 3GFL. Montgomery. AL; McGILVRAY, CELIA: 2PPY, Opelika, AL; McGILVRAY, CINDY: 2GC, Opelika. AL; MEADOWS, JEAN: 2EEE. Opelika AL- MITCHELL, EVELYN: IPT, Aubum. AL; MITCHUM, SUSAN: IRSM. Huntsville. AL; MONROE, MARGARET: 4RSS, Pensacola. FL; MOQUIN, SARAH: 2GC. Huntsville AL. NEELY, ANN: 3EEE. AsheviUe. NC; NONNENMACHER, GINGER: 3HPR. Mobile. AL; OLAVESON, JACKIE: 2V0A, Lafayette. AL; OWENS, LESLIE: 3FM. Birmingham. AL; OWENS, PEGGY: 2PB. Minter. AL; OWENSBY, LAURIE: 4EEC. Linden. AL; OXFORD, JEAN: 4HPE. Orrville, AL; PACE, CINDY: IFCD. Mobile. AL; PARKER, PAM: IFCD, Lafayette. AL. PARKER, SUZY: 3RSM. Andalusia. AL; PIPPEN, DOTTIE: 3SMU. Andalusia, AL; POLLMAN, JENNIFER: 3VA Mo- bile. AL; PRESLEY, MARY BROWNLEE: 2SSS. Clarksdale, MS; PRICE, TERRI: 3GHV. Sylacauga. AL; QUINLAN, ANNELISE: IPL. Ft. Walton Beach. FL; RADCLIFF, LIB- RA: ICJ. Mobile. AL; RAINER, MARILYN: 3EEC. Montgom- ery. AL; RANDALL, LILLIAN: 3PB. Huntsville, AL. RANKIN, ELAINE: 2GED, Montgomery. AL; REED, GRACE: iSGSY, Sylacauga., AL; REHM, DEBBIE: 2V0A, Mobile. AL; RDLEY, RUTH: IEEE. Cartersville. GA; ROBERTS, LANE: IGED. Columbus. GA; ROBERTS, MELANIE: IPPY. Demo- polis. AL; ROCKWELL, FRAN: 2EEC. Selma, AL; ROWE, DEBBIE: 2RSB. St. Petersburg. FL; SCOFIELD, CINDY: 3EEC. DeFuniak Springs. FL. V.P. SELLARS, DIANE: 3EED. Montgomery, AL; SHARP, KARAN: 4V0A. Huntsville. AL; SHERRILL, CINDY: 2PB, Birmingham. AL; SMITH, ELLEN: 2EEC. Montgomery. AL; SMITH, NATALIE: IGSY. Huntsville. AL; SMITHERMAN, SHERI: 4FCD. Mobile. AL; STONE, RHONDA: IGC. HunU- ville. AL; STOUGH, KATHY: IGED, Montgomery. AL; STROTHER, ROBIN: 2RSS. Selma. AL. 8WINT, JAN: IGC. Huntsville, AL; TAYLOR, ABBIE: 2HPR, Andalusia, AL; TAYLOR, MARION BELL: 2VA, Andalusia. AL; TERRY, ANNE: 40H, Birmingham. AL- THOMASON, JUNE: 4EEE. Selma. AL; THOMPSON, SALLY: 3VA. Andalusia. AL; TODD, VALLI: 4EEC Cotton- wood. AL; UNGER, NANCY: 4HPE. Fayette. AL; VAN- DIVER, IRIS: 2SSS, HunUville, AL. VARDAMAN, PAM: 2FCS. Huntsville. AL; VINCENT, SUSAN: 3EEE. Childersburg. AL; WADSWORTH, WYN: 4AC. Prattville, AL. Sec; WAID, CELESTTE: 3GEH Dothan AL; WALKER, JANE: IGJM. Milstead. AL; WALKER, RITE: 3HPE. Milstead. AL. Treas.: WELLS, DOROTHY: IGC. Selma. AL; WEST, CINDY: IGPG. Newnan. GA; WEST- BROOK, BECKY: 4EEC. Demopolis. AL. 433 WHITE. JEANNIE: 2FB. Auburn, AI,; WHITEHEAD. LES- LIE: IKEC. Hunuvill., Al.. WICKER. RITH: 4FM, 0.c.tur. AL WILKINSON. ARABELLA: :IKE( ' . Stima. AL. WILKIN- .SON. RHENDY: EF.C. Stlma. AL. WILLIS. PATTI: 2LT. Monlgomerv, AL. WOODSON, SARAH: JSSS. TuK.looM. AL; WYNE, CHRIS: lEEC. Hunisvillr. AL. YEARGONO. JOSEPHINE: IFM. LaFayetu. AL. YOUNG. CAM: 4VA. Salisbury. NO. ADAMS. KIRBY C: .HE. Atlanta. GA. Trta.: ATTAWAY, MICHAEL H.: IPB. Atlanta. OA. BARBER. RICHARD F.: IPB. Talladeiia. AL: BARDEN, DOUGLAS S.: :tBSC. Atlanta. GA; BARNES, DOYLE E.: 4BI. 0pp. AL. BEAR, WILLIAM H.: 2PB. Auburn. AL; BEARD, RICHARD III: 4INM. Birminiiham. AL; BEASLEY, JOHN P.: 2VAG. Columbia. AL; BOREN. BLAKE E.: 2PM. Atlanta. GA; BRAME. ALBERT W.: 2GL. Goldsboro, NC; BREWTON, LLOYD K.: 2PB. Birmingham. AL. BRITTAIN, DENNIS M.: 3B. Anniston. AL; BRYAN, FRANK A.: 4PY. Columbia. AL; BURNETT. DAVID M.: 2PM. Anniston. AL; CAIN. THOMAS E. JR.: .IPS. 0pp. AL; CAMP. RODNEY L.: 4IM. Birmingham. AL; CANDLER, WALKER T.: 3ID. Atlanta. GA; CECIL, GREGORY P.: 4MK. Carv. IL; CLARK, WAHOO: 4INM. Abbeville. AL; COOK, DOUGLAS R.: 3EE. Birminnham. AL. DAVIS, ERIC N.: 2MBI. Covington. LA; DONALDSON, FREDT.: 4A(;. Kinston. AL; EDWARDS, WILLIAM T.: 2PB. Atlanta, GA; FENGLER. JEFFREY A.: 4BSC. Lakeland. PL; FREYRE. ORTEGA: 2PPV. Auburn. AL; GLISSON, JAMES H.: 4BSC. Mobile. AL; GOODWIN, J. TRAVIS: .3PL, Syla- cauga, AL; CREIG. BRUCE W.: ILT. Denison. TX; GRIFHN, TONY: 3IM. 0pp. AL. HAMIL. WILLIAM G.: 2PV. Auburn. AL; HANCOCK, JOHN A.: lAR. Tampa. FL; HARRISON, THOMAS W.: 2PB. Bradenton. FL; HENDERSON. DENNIS W.: 4CE. An- niston. AL; HUMPHREYS. EDWIN E.: 4LEC. Birmingham, AL; JOHNSON. JAMES G.: 3ME, Atlanta. GA; KRAN- ZUSCH. STEVE C: 2PB. Montgomery, AL; LANGILLE, PHILLIP M.: IPNM. Ft Walton. FL; LANKFORD, COLE- MAN R. II: IGSC. Knoiville, TN, LOEFGREN, KENNETH H.: ICE, Indianapolis. ID; LUTZ, DAVID L.: ,3PB, Clavton, GA; MARTIN, JOHN S.: 3IE, Au- burn, AL; MATHISON. TIMOTHY: 3PV. Abbeville. AL; .MAY, RANDY: 4IE, Opelika, AL, Pres : MCCARTHY, CHIP D.: IPB, Bradenton, FL; McGINNIS, JIM J.: .IPL, Albany. GA; MERRILL, ROBERT D.: 3PB, 0pp. AL; MITCHELL, STEVE V. : 3M K , Montgomery. AL. MORGAN. J. CAMERON: 4PUB, Tallassee, AL, Sec: MOR- RISON. DONALD D.: 4BI. Montgomery. AL; MOSSBURG, KELLEY P.: .3FI. Atlanta. GA; MURRAY, JOHN P.: IPB. Atlanta. (lA; NEWTON. MICHAEL S.: ISED, Atlanta, GA; NOBLES, EDGAR D.: 3FI, Pensacola, FL; OGDEN, KEN- NETH R.: 4GB. Miami. FL; OLIVER. CHARLES P.: 2PL. Frankfort. KY; PAINTER, ROBERT H.: 4MK. Saraaota. FL. PEARSON, ALAN D.: 5BY. Jackaonville. AL; PHARR, RICHARD F.: 2GL. Atlanta. GA; PHIPPS, DANIEL W.: IID. Montgomery. AL; PIKE, GARY M.: 2PB. Atlanta, GA; PIKE, ROBERT K.: 1PM. Frankfort. KY; POWERS, D. COLLINS III: 4VA. Atlanta. OA; READ. C. BALDWIN: .3ACF, Coving- ton. LA; REED. ALLISON D. JR.: 3VPA. Mobile. AL; REGAN, JAMES G.: 4MK. Nashville, TN. REGAN. MICHAEL D.: 4MK. Nashville. TN; ROYSTER, SKIP: 3BSC, Ft Walton Beach, FL; SCUNZIANO. MI CHAEL T.: 4F.C, Mobile, AL; SIMMONS, CHARLES C 1PM. Opelika. AL; SMITH, BANKS T.: 2CJ. Montgomery AL; THOMAS, ALBERT E.: 2PL. Atlanta. C.A; THOMP- SON. HENERY A.: 4FL Atlanta. OA; THOMPSON. JAMES D.: 4n. Atlanta. GA, THURLOW, DONALD L.: 3AR. Auburn. AL. TREADWAY, BENNY M.: IPN, Muscle Shoals, AL; WAL- BURN, L. FRANK: 2FY. Birmingham. AL; WELDON. BEN- NETT T.: 1PM. Opelika. AL; WILLIAMS. CHRISTOPHER R.: 4MrH. Atlanta. GA; WILLIAMS. FRANK B.: IPL. Troy. AL; WILLIAMS. LAWRENCE H.: IMCH. Columbus. GA; WILLS, CHILL: 3INM. Abbeville, Al, WRIGHT, ELTON G.: 2AG. Bessemer. AL; TAYLOR, NANCY B.: Auburn. AL. Sweetheart ADAMS. JEAN: IRI. Demopolis. AL; AKIN, LUANNE: 2GC, Opelika. AL; AMAN. BELINDA: 4FM. Tampa. FL; A8HER, JUDY: 4ID, Elba, AL; ASKEW, RUTH: .1FL Atlanta. AL; BAKER, BEVERLY: IVA.TallassM. AL, 434 tfl l M BARTON, LORA: IGJM, Sandersville. GA; BLANKEN- SHIP, CAROL: IFM. Birminuham. AL; BLANKENSHIP, SHARON: 3NS, Birminuharo. AL: BRADFORD, LESLEY: 4PY. Russellville, AL; BRYANT, MARILLA: 40H, Bonham, TX; BOUCHER, DEBBIE: 2GJM. Opelika. AL; BOUR- GEOIS, KAREN: IGC, Winter Park, FL; BYRD, MARILYN: 3TH, Enterprise, AL; CAIN, CONNIE: ,-iFCD, Birmingham, AL. CAIN, LAURA: 2MU, Maitland, FL; CALIFF. JAN: 4SAT. Jackson, MS; CAPELL, TERE: 2RSM, Sheffield, AL; CATHEY, SHARRON: 1. Eutaw. AL; CAVENDISH, BECKY: :!PB. Atlanta, GA; CHAMBERS, JANET: ,3NS. Jacksonville, FL; CHILDS, WILMA: 2LT. Opelika, AL- CHRISTIAN, SHARON: IGEH, Anniston, AL; CLARK. CASEY: 20T, Jasper, AL, CRAIG, HART: 4BS. Greenwood. MS; CORCORAN, SU- SAN: 2BI Eufaula, AL; DIXON, ALICE: 2EEE, BirminRham. AL; DIXON, CAROL: 2PB, Birmingham. AL; DONOVAN, MARIE: 2MU, Birmingham, AL; DRIVER, CAROL: 2RSS. Decatur. AL; DUVOLL, MARY CLYDE: 4LT. Monroeville. AL; ELLIS, MARENA: IIND. Memphis. TN; FRITZ, JERI: 4SMU. Cocoa Beach. FL. GODFREY, DEBBIE: IFM. Columbus. GA; GRAVES, KATHY: 4SSS. LaFayette. AL; GRIFFIN, CAROL: IGC. Jackson. MS; GUMBINER, ROBIN: 2HPR. St Petersburg FL; HENLEY, DEVANY: IGMH. Tampa. FL; HEREFORD SUSAN: 2EEG. Huntsville. AL; HESTER, ERIN: .IFM Eufaula. AL; HOLIBAUGH, MARTHA: IHME. Decatur. AL HURST, SUSAN: IPB. Opelika. AL. INFANTE, JAN: 2TH. Ft. Walton. FL; JENNINGS, BITSY: IJM. Merritt Island. FL; JERNIGAN, JANIE: ISMH. Bir- mingham. AL; JONES, KAREN: lEEC. Russellville. AL- JONES, LEE ANN: 4SMH. Lexington. KY; JOHNSON, LEE: 2IE. Atlanta. GA; JOHNSON, PEGGY: 2GSY. Ozark. AL JOHNSTON, BETH: 4FCD. Birmingham. AL; KENNARD, BETH: 2HEQ. Jacksonville. FL. KING, JUDY: 3EEE. Atlanta. GA; KING, TAMMY: 3EEE. Atlanta. GA; KIRKLAND, DEBORAH: 3RSS. Montgomerv. AL; KNAPP, DEBORA: 2GFL, Auburn. AL; KOPENHEFER, LOU ANN: 1. Aragrin Falls. OH; KRUIDENIER, AMANDA: 2GJM. Decatur. AL; LANE, GRACE: 4SMH. Opelika. AL. VP: LLOYD, KELLY: 2V0A. Springfield. AL; LOWMAN, RUTHIE: IPB. Andalusia. AL. LYNN, CAROL: IPB. Birmingham. AL; MABRY. LEA IHME. Tampa. FL; MARCUM, DEBBIE: 4SMH. Ozark AL McCRAY, NANCY: 4PUB. Anniston. AL; McKAY, SUSAN: IFM. Maitland. FL; McLENDON, JOAN: 3GPG. Cottonton. AL; METCALF, JO ANN: 3VA. Clearwater. FL; MILLISOR, MEL: 2GPG; MIREE, MARIAN: 2RSM. Huntsville. AL. MOORE, DEBORAH: 2PB. Jacksonville. AL; MORRIS, ROBIN: 2PB. Nashville. TN; MOYNAHAN, SUSAN: 2PD. College Park. GA; MYRICK, GAY: 4RSM. Memphis. TN; NALL, JANE: 2VM. Birmingham. AL; NALL, MARTHA: 2NS. Birmingham. AL; NEWMAN, ELENA: .3RSS. Atlanta. GA; NICHOLS, JAN: 3VA. Montgomery. AL; NIEMAN, SUSAN: 2PL. Birmingham. AL. NORRIS, VIRGINIA: IPB. Montgomery. AL; OPITZ, KATHY: I. Sarasota. FL; O ' REAR, JO: 2NF. Jasper. AL; OVERLY, MARY: 3ID. New Orleans. LA; PACE, REBECCA: 2RSS. Easlaboga. AL; PARKER, GINGER: 4EEC, Rome. GA. Sec: PARKER, MELISSA: 2FM. Enterprise. AL; PEPPING, JANET: 2VA. Baldwin, MO; PHIFER, KATHY: 4GMH, Shef- field. AL. Pres PLAXCO, MARGARET: 3FCDE. Birmingham. AL; POOR, TERESA: IGPO. Birmingham. AL; QUENELLE, MARSHA: 3EEE. Talledega. AL; RAWLS, BECKY: 2HPR. Alpharetta. GA; REED, SUSAN: 3V0A. Birmingham. AL; REYNOLDS, ANN: 2GED. Clopton. AL; REYNOLDS, DEBBIE: 4LT. Clopton. AL; ROBERTS, LAURA SUE: 3VBU. Talladega. AL; ROLLINS, KATHY: 3HPR. Mobile. AL. SCHRAMM, LINDA: 3RSS. Sheffield. AL; SHINE, MARY K.: 2RSS. Birmingham. AL; SHINN, SHERIE: 4SSC. Bir- mingham. AL; SIMS, LAURA: 4GSW, Anniston. AL; SMITH, KIM: 3VA. Montgomerv, AL; SMITH, PATRICIA: 4SMU Middletown. OH; STITH, HELEN: 3GMH. Paris KY- STONE: NANCY: IRSR. San Marino. CA; STRICKLAND, BECKY: 2SEH. Mobile, AL. SULLIVAN, STEPHANY: 2PV. Montgomery. AL; SUM- MERALL, ANN: IFM. Anniston. AL; SWIFT, CLAUDIA: 3SMU. Monroeville. AL; SWINDALL, LEE: 3GSC. Good- water. AL; SWINDALL, NAN: IGC. Goodwater. AL; THOMPSON, ANN: 2PB. Montgomery. AL; TIMM, JULIE: 2PL, Tampa, FL; TOWNSEND, DIANE: 4RSM, Ozark, AL; TRUSSELL, LINDA: IPB. Opelika. AL, VEASEY, SALLY: 4CT. Tallassee. AL; WALKER, LAUREN: 2GFLS. Birmingham. AL; WARE, JENNIFER: 1PM. Louis- ville. KY; WARRINGTON, TERRI: 3AC. Birmingham. AL, Treas.: WATSON, MARY: 21D, Annapolis. .MD; WEEKS, BETTY: 3EEC, Eufaula, AL; WEHLE, DEBBIE: 3EEE. Tampa. FL; WEIKSNER, MARY: INS. Maitland. FL; WHEAT, MYRA: IPB. Aliceviile, AL. 435 WHEELER. FRA.NCINE: 4FM. St Mounlam, C.A; WHIT- FIELD. CONNIE: 4SMU. We««hitchk«, FI.. WILKFii. RE- BECCA: 1(;SC. DK.tut, C.A WITAKER. KAREN: Iff), Birminnham. AL; WOOD. KENDRA: 2PV. Vinemonl. AL. ABERNATHY. STEPHEN O.: IPUB, Birminicham. AL; ABERN ATHY, TREY : 2A0X. Birminfhatn. AL. AIN8WORTH. WILLIAM P.: 2PB, Birrain«ham. AU; AMAN DOUGLAS K.: 4MK, Ajhford AL; ASHMORE. JAMES R. lOAC. Mont(toni.r . AL; BARBER. JAMES H.. JR.: :(PB Monl(p)mtry. AL; BARRETT, W. MICHAEL: 3GC. Mont IComer AL BARROW, BEN B.: 4CE. Andalusia. AL; BAR ROW. DAVID J.: 2BT. Andalusia. AL; BENSON. RAY- MOND R. JR.: IPV. Birminuham. AL; BENTON, WILLIAM D.: JPN, Birmingham. AL BISHOP. DAVID B.: 2PB. St. Peteniburg. FL; BISHOP, JAMES C: 2PN, St PeterabunJ. FL; BLACK. PHILIP E.: 2AR Chauanooga, TN; BLAKELY, MICHAEL R.: . ' iPY, Mobile AL; BOUCHER, STEVEN A.: ,3AC. Opelika. AL; BREWER. WILLIAM W.: 3TN, BirminKham. AL; BROOKS. REDUS W. JR.: 4GB. Montgomery. AL; BROWN. DOUG- LAS W.: 4PR. Montgomery. AL. Social Ch; BROWN, GEORGE D.: 4PY, Blakely, GA. BURNETT. DAVID .M.: lOSSS. Atlanta, GA; CARROLL. ROBERT A.: IOC, Trussville. AL; CHEATWOOD. KEN W.: IPN, Oxford. AL; CHRISTENBERRY, DAVID E.: :!AEC. Fayette, AL; COCKE, JOHN T.: IPV. Birmingham, AL; CORDES, BOB B.: 4AR, Trusaville. AL; CORNELIUS. ROB- ERT D.: 4MK, Birmingham. AL; DAVID, JOHN C: 4BT. Montgomery. AL; DAVIES. JAMESS.: 2PV. Birmingham. AL, DAY, DON W.: 2C.J. Birmingham, AL; DUGGER, J. ALAN: 2PN. Nashville, TN; EDDLEMAN, DOUGLAS D.: 2PB, Bir- mingham, AL; FOSTER. RUSTY: 4BT, Birmingham, AL; GARNER. HOWARD P. JR.: IPB. Atlanta, GA; GORE. TIM P.: 4HPR. Opelika. AL; HALLMARK, MARK W.: 2CE, Bir mingham. AL; HANES.TIM D.: 3GB. Atlanta. GA: HARPER. KEITH C: 2LEH. Atlanta. GA. HARDEGREE. MIKE W.: 4MK. Chattanooga. TN. Fral. Ed: HARRISON. GEORGE J. JR.: 3F1, Bradenton. FL; HART- LF.Y. ANDREW: 2CJ, Montgomery, AL; HATHAWAY, CHARLES C: 2HPR. Destin. FL; HAWKINS, WILLIA.M B.: 3PB, Chattanooga, TN; HEARN, GARY A.: 2PN, Birming ham, AL; HELMS, DICK W.: IAN. Birmingham. AL; HILDE- BRAND, JAMES S.: 2PB. Chattanooga. TN; HILL, DENNIS S.:2PN,Tru8 yille. AL, HOPKINS, DOUGLAS P.: 3CJ. Atlanta. GA; HORN, JAMES M.: 3AC. Oxford, AL; HUME. ALAN R.: 2PN. Co lumbiana. AL; HUNTER. WALTER S.: 2PB, Birmingham. AL; IRELAND. KELLY B.: 2IND, Birmingham, AL; JOHN- SON, JOHN P.: 4LPA. Tampa, FL; JOHNSON, ROBERT E.: 6ME, Macon. GA; JOHNSTON, J. STEVE: 3TM, Slo comb. AL; KEREKES, STEPHEN W.: 4AR. Chattanooga. TN, Ritualist KOPOREC, DANIEL S.: 3AC. Atlanta. GA; LAMB, AL- FRED C. Ill: 3ZV, Dublin. GA. Schol CH: LAWLEY, WIL- LIAM R. Ill: 2PN, Montgomery, AL; LEHMAN. ROYCE L. JR.: 2HA, Nashville. TN; LEPPER. BOBBY P.: IPB, Truss- yille. AL; LOTT, GUS K. JR.: 4EE. Nashville, TN; LOVE, TERRY R.: 4FY. Tory, AL; LOYLESS, JIMMY R.: 4PM, Blakely. AL; MARSH. ADELBERTC: IPD, Birmingham. AL. MARSH. DAVID H.: 3PUB, Birmingham. AL. Rush Ci , MATI.EWS. ROBERT J.: lAR. Atlanta. GA; McCRACKIN. BENJAMIN W.: IPN. Fayette, AL; McDONALD, JON B.: 2FY. Birmingham. AL; McGARRY. MARK R.: 2PL, St Petersburg, FL; McGEE, JIM: 4GB. Headland, AL. VP: Mc- KINNEY. STEVE W.: 3PB. Muscle Shoals, AL; McLEL- LAND. SCOTT D.: 2PV. Scottsboro. AL; MENDENHALL, MELWOOD E.: IPB, Atlanta. GA. MONK. STEPHEN R.: .3AC, Birmingham. AL; MORGAN, JOHN M.: 2EH, Opelika. AL; MORRIS8. MARK H.: 2, Head- land. AL; MORTHLAND. WILLIAM G.: 2AR, Ocala. FL; NADEAU. STEPHEN A.; 3HA, Montgomery, AL; NEWLIN, LINTON C: 4AC, Gadsden, AL. PITTS, DANIEL L.: 3A0S, Northp .rt Ai.. POPE. HENRY H.: .1AC. Tampa. FL; POR- TER, BILLY E.: IPL, Birmingham. AL PRESTON, JEFFREY A.: 3BSC, Birmingham. AL; RAOER. DAVID L.: 4PM. Birmingham. AL. Pre. ; REGAN. RALPH W.: 2PUB. St Petersburg. FL; REILLY, ROBERT J.i IPN. Ft. Walton Beach. FL: RICHARDSON. BENJAMIN D.: IOC, AtlanM. GA; ROCER.S. RICHARD D.: 2PB. Birmingham. AL; ROTOLO, CHARLE.S J.: IPN. New Orleans. LA; SELF, ROGER M.: 3PB. Oxford. AL; SINIARD, BUDDY: 4EC. Birmingham. AL. 8IRMON, LEVY C: 2(;( ' Mmlgnmerv. AL. SMrrH.JAME8 T.: 2PB. Opehka. AL; SMITH. TOMMY: 4MK, Birmingham. AL; SMITH. WALTER E.: 4AM. Birmingham. AL; STAN- FORD, RALPH M.: 8TAUB, EDWIN J.: 2PM. Birmmgham. AL; 8TEEN, JOHN R.: IPB. Atlanta. GA; 8TEGALL, DAVID L.: 4PL. Birmingham. AL. STEINDURFF, ROBERT H.: 3IE. Montgomery. AI. . Sec 436 ji OMEGA TAU SIGMA 1 ' 2 M M.M 4 M 9 STEWART, WILLIAM E.: 4GB. Sheffield. AL; STOKES, JOHN R.: .tLE. Atlanta. GA: STRAUSSBERGER. JOHN R.: 3BT. Chattanooga. TN. Treos.. STRICKLAND, AARON B.: 3PB. Hartford. AL; SWANN, JOHN R.: 2PPY. Chattanooga. TN; TAYLOR, RILEY R. JR.: IPS. Andalusia. AL; TAY- LOR, THOMAS P.: .3AC. Birmingham. AL; TEICHERT, DAVID L.: 2PB. Miami. FL; THOMASSON, PAUL A.: 4FY. Chattanooga. TN. THOMPSON, ARTHUR R.: 2PB. Florence. AL; THRASHER, RONNIE D.: 2GL. Birmingham. AL; VINSON. MICHAEL J.: 4CJ. Montgomery. AL; WAGNON, TROY D.: 3HPE. Gads- den. AL; WAITS, JEFFREY A.: 2PV. Birmingham. AL; WARD, G. MICHAEL: 3 BSC. Montgomery. AL; WEEKS, ALAN 8.: 2PN. Birmingham. AL; WIGGINS, GREG: 4MK. GuntersviUe. AL; YOUNG. HERBERT F., JR.: 4.JM. New Orleans. LA. ALEXANDER. ROBERT A.: IVM. Naples, FL; ANDREW. JAMES K.: 3VM. Albany. KV; ASHLEY. DAVID R.: IVM Dunbar. WV; AYERS. MARK A.: IVM. Becklev. WV; BAR- BER. JIMMY L.: 3VM, Portland, TN; BAXTER, PHILLIP: 2VM, Auburn. AL. BECKMAN. DAVID T.: IVM. Ft. Mitchell. KY; BEVINS, THOMAS G.: 2VM. Tallahassee. FL; BLACK. CHARLES W.: 4VM. Henderson. KY; BLACKBURN. GERALD D.: 2VM. Bon Aqua. TN; BRINKMAN. MICHAEL: 2VM. Covington. KV; BROCKMAN. JAMES L.: IVM. Winter Garden. FL; BRYANT. DOUGLAS L.: IVM. Gadsden. AL; BUSOIGLIO. NORMAN: IVM. York. PA; BYRAN. TOM: 3VM. .lackson- ville Beach. FL. CALLAWAY. OKE W.: 2VM. Lexington. KY; CARTNER. JAMES P.: IVM. Newland. NC; CHANCELLOR. JAMES E. IH: 4VM. Greensboro. AL; COLEY. ROBERT B.: 2VM. La- Favette. TN; CONNOLLY. WILLIAM J. Ill: IVM. Florence. AL; COOK. JAMES O.: 4VM. Lebanon. KY; COOKE. RANDY P.: 3VM. Chattanooga. TN; COURTNEY. CHARLES: 3VM. Gainesville. FL; COWLES. VALTER: IVM. St. Petersburg. FL. CURTIS. MICHELE: 2VM. Hollywood. FL; DARIF. CRAIG A.: 4VM. Louisville. KY; DAVIE, JANINE H.: 2VM. Hop- kinsville. KV; DeBRITO. PHIL G.: 4VM. Raleigh. NC; DOP- SON. LINDA C: 2VM. Tampa. FL; DOWNING, ROBERT G. JR.: 3VM. Lexington. KV; DUTTON, DONNA L.: IVM. Versailles. KV; EARLY, HOWARD L.: 4VM. Morristown. TN; EASON, MAX: 4VM. Tallahassee. FL. ECKERT, DALE R.: 3VM. Melbourne. KV; ELSEA, PHIL W.: IVM. Pines Flats. TN; ENGELBRECHT, MARY C: IVM. Boston. MS; EVANS. FREDERICK C: 3VM. Albany. KV; FARRAH. MIKE: 2VM. Fayetteville. TN; FITZGER- ALD. FRANK W. JR.: 4VM. Lafayette. TN; FREDE- SHAGAN. THOMAS A.: 4VM. Palatka. FL; FRIDDLE, DAVID W.: 3VM. Birmingham. AL; GAYHEART, LEO: IVM. Himdman, KY. GAINES. A. KEITH: 4VM. Louisville. KY; GILL. FREED B. JR.: 4VM. Auburn. AL; GLENN. CLAY: 3VM. Lewisburg. TN; GREGORY. JERRY D.: 4VM. Hartsville. TN; GROSS- MAN, BRIAN S.: 3VM. Miami. FL; GUNN. WILLIAM R.: 4VM. Birmingham. AL; HARMON, BARRY G.: IVM. May- field. KY; HARRIS, MICHAEL G.: 2VM. Mt. .Juliet. TN; HARVEY, JIM: 2VM. Okeechobee. FL. HAWKINS, JAMES V.: 2VM. Winfield. AL; HEALD, DEN- NIS R.: 3VM. Prattville. AL; HEDRICK, GREGORY K.: 2VM. Lexington. NC; HODGES. KRISTAN K.: 4VM. Ft. Mitchell. KY; HOLT. ROGER R.: 4VM. Vadkinville. NC; HOOKER, JOSEPH C: IVM. Citra. FL; HUTTENHOFF, BRADLEY: IVM. Waverlv. TN; JACKSON, DON: 4VM. Bald Knob. AK; JONES, KANDRA L.: 2VM. Gainesville. FL. JONES, ROBERT H. JR.: IVM. Auburn. AL; JORDAN, RICHARD: 3VM. Chattanooga. TN. Pres.: KENNEDY, PAMELA E.: Sweetheart; KING, GLEN K.: 4VM. Pelahat- chee. MO; KINSLON, COLEMAN P.: IVM. Nashville. TN; LANCASTER, DOROTHY S.: 2VM. Montgomery. AL; LONG. WAYNE: 2VM. Albertville. AL; LYNCH. MURPHY J.: 2VM. Birmingham. AL; MAASS. WAYNE W.: IVM. Hol- lywood. FL. MAJORS, GERALD K.:2VM. Corlirn. KY; MARTIN, RAN- DY: 4VM. Franklin. TN; McNEW, JOSEPH K.: 2VM. Sal- yersville. KY; MIMS, C. RANDALL: 2VM. Okeechobee. FL; MOORE, ROBERT T.: 2VM. Wilson. NC; MOORE. ROB- ERT W.: 2VM. Dunedin. FL; NELSON. IKE: 3VM. Princeton. KY; ONKS. JERRY M.: IVM. Buffalo Valley. TN; PARKER. TERRY: IVM. E. Brewton. AL. PENCE. JIMMY: 3VM. Gadsden. AL; PENNINGTON. MARION R.: 2VM. London. KY; PIKE. TERRY: 4VM. Ux- ington. KV; PRYOR. EDGAR M. II: 4VM. Lacie. KV; QUALLS. DOUGLAS F.: IVM. Orlando. FL; RAY. ANNE L.: 2VM, Florence. AL; RAY. BUDDY D.: 2VM. Hickory. KV; ROBINSON, DANIEL: 2VM. Winston Salem. NC; ROUSE. CARLTON D.: 4VM. Kinston. NC. RYBKA. GARY W.: 3VM. Raleigh. NC; SAIN. JIMME L.: 4VM. Auburn. AL; SCHWINGHAME, DENISE: 2VM, Hunts- ville. AL; SHEARER. DOUGLAS C: IVM. Venice. FL; SIM- MONS. LELAND D.: 3VM. Orlando. FL; SIMS. GALEN H.: 3VM. Douglers. AL; SKAGGS. GARRY L.: 4VM. Sandy Hook. KV; STRICKER. DAVID J.: 3VM. Highland Heights. KY: STURROCK. JACK: 3VM. West Palm Beach. FL. 437 SYKES. B4 B: 3VM. I.uvtrnr. Al.. TAYLOR. BILLY J.: 4VM. Richm.wMJ KY. TIPTON. TKUMAN L.: IVM Shrlbv vill KY; TRANTHAM, JAMES C: JVM. J.ck«)nv,llf. ft. TURNER. CLENON: 4VM Un«lev. KY. TWl lHUES. JOHN: . ' VM Silver Cnnr. KY. VAN HOOK. DONNY L.: 2VM Humnlrxi. FL. VAM8. DAVID A.: 2VM. Cimnvillr. n,. VAl ' CHN.TED: .IVM. Luv,rn . AL. VP WAKEFIELD. T. VICTOR: 3VM Uw .bunt. TN; WAL- TERS. DONALD S.: 2VM. CrMnrvillr. TN. WARD. E. ED- WARD: IVM Wr« Liberty. KY; WALKKR. DONNIE L.; 2VM. Loui.nllr KY. WALKER. PATRICK R.: IVM. Knox vill . TN. WARNER. JACK M.: 4VM. Kine.Km. TN: WHIT- LEY. DAVID R.: IVM. Kalkville. Al.. WHITLEY. H. L.: IVM. Fnmonl. NT. WILBANK8, ROBERT D.: IVM. Columbia. TN WILKINS. JEFF D.: :IVM. Burlington. NC. Sec . WILLHITE. WILLIAM C: 2VM, Vonorr. TN. WILLIAMS. CHARLES F.: VM. Mocksville. NC: WILLIAMS. LARRY D.: 4VM. F.ulaw, Al.: WIUSON. J. MARTIN: IVM, I ' ompano Beach. FL: WIL- SON. JA.ME8 D.: IVM. Killen. AL: WALFE. DWIGHT: 3VM. .Meniphia. TN. WOODARD, DANIEL C: 3V.M. Colum- bi«. TN. Trtas . WRIGHT, THOMAS: 2VM. AuUyville. NC. AUSTIN. DAVID A.: 4CE. Mobile. AL; BAHR. THOMAS J.: :!PB. Coral Cables. FL; BARTMESS. GARRY B.: . ' iPY. Kennet. MO. BENNETT. MARK N.: } ' K. Kairhope. AL; BLUE. MARK D.: .1MK. Sumter. SC; BUSBIN, WILLIAM H.: 2PB. Rome. GA. BYRNE. STEPHEN J.: .3PB. Eufaula. AL; BYRNE, THOM- AS J.: ICC. Eulaula. AL: CHAILLE. CHRISTOPHER D.: 4SSS. Rockledite. FL: CHASON. RUSSELL H.: 2PB. Port St Joe. FL; CLEMENT. JUSTON H.: 2PB. Decatur. AL; COLE. WILLIAM G.: 4PLB. Eufaula. AL; DEKLE. BRIAN A.: 2PB. Mobile. AL; DOWNEY. RAY D.: 2HPE. Birminiiham. AL; DOWNEY, TROY S.: 2HPE. Birminuham. AL. ELLIS. WILBUR E. B. JR.: IPB, BirminKham. AL: FANN- ING. JAMES T.: 2PB. Pittsburgh, PN; FARMER. DONALD J.: 3FI. Dallas. TX: FERGUSON, JOE G.: IPN. Mobile. AL; FONDE. JOHN P. JR.: 3PB. Mobile. AL; GREER, ROBERT A.: 4GB. Mobile. AL; HART. CHARLES W.: 2PL. Pulaski. TN; HARVEY. ALLEN G.: 4EC, El Paw. TX; HEGGEMAN, BERNIE J.: IPB. Mobile. AL. HILL, JOSEPH H.: 4AC, West Point, GA; HOLBERT, JACKY L.: 2HRP. Decatur, AL; HORTON, WILLIAM P.: 3PIR. Huntsville. AL; HOWELL, DOUGLAS A.: 2BI. Orlando. FL; HUDGINS. DREW B.: 2PB. Tampa. FL; IRELAND. WILLIAM R.: IPB. Birmingham. AL; JACKSON. BO; , ' )BL Ukeland. FL; JACKSON, DANIEL F.: 4EE. Glenwood. AL, Prei. LANGHAM, BURKE E,: 2PPY. Chickasaw. AL. LARISON, ROBERT J.: IPL. Shalimar. FL; LARY, TODD P.: 2PN. Miami. FL; LAWHEAD, JEFFERY K.: 2CJ. Mobile, AL; UTELLIER, CARROLL N.: IPN. Mt. McPherson. GA; LOCKWOOD, JAMES A.: 3PY, Eufaula. AL; MANTESE, GARY v.: 4PY. St. Louis. MO; MARSH, MALCOLM L.t 2GC. Auburn. AL; MARTIN, ROBERT G.: 4TM, Birming- ham. AL; MASON. JOHN W.: 3AC. Miami. FL. MAYNARD, CHARLES H.: 2PB. Bainbridge. GA; McKIN- NEY, WALLACE R.: :IACF. Mobile. AL. VP. MINTO, BEN- NY H.: 1A(;. Mobile. AL; MOORE, MICHAEL A.: 4PM. Florence. AL. MORELAND, ROBERTSON L.: 2PB. Mobile, AL; NELSON, A. GORDON: 4HPE. Midwest Citv. OK; O ' BRIEN, KEVIN D.: IPB. Ft. Lauderdale. FL; PER- 8INGER. JOSEPH S.: ,1AM. Lookout Mt.. TN. Sec . PITTS. RODERIC C: 2(iC. Montgomery. AL PORTER, PAUL W.: lAR, Montgomery. AL; RHODES, ROBERT G.: 2GC. Ale« City. AL; ROBINSON, FRED K.: ■ 3PB. Ixxikoul Mt . TN; 8CHAFFELD, WALTER B.: 4BI. Eufaula. AL: SCHUTT, STEPHEN M.: IPS. Atlanta. GA; 8EMMES, OLIVER J,: IHPR. Alexandria. VA; STEPHENS, KENNETH R.: 2BSC. Temple Terrace, FL; STROTHER, GEORGE S.: lEH. Birmingham. AL; SUTTON, HERBERT 8.: 3ID. Nashville. TN THOMAS. CHRLSTOPHER L.: 3EE. Winter Park, FL; THOMPSON. C. MARTIN: 40SC. Atlanta. C.A; VANN, FRANK C: 1A!)S lamilla. C.A: VA.SSER, FRANK G. Ill: 2EE. Mobilf. Al, WEBB, JAMES K.; 2PB. Mobile. AL; WHITE, STEVEN A.: :)(HE. Huntsville. AL; WILKINSON. E.MMETT H.: IPN. Selma. AL; WILLEY, JOHN T. II: .(EE. Texarkana, TX; WOOD, DAVID J,: 4GPA. Bluefield, WV. ADAMS. DARRELL D.: .?( HK Montgomery. AL; ADCOCK. JERE D.: 3MN. Roanoke M,: ALVE8. JOHN CM.: 4BI. Gunlemville. Al,; BARNFm . ROBERT L.: 1PM. Florence AL; BARRON, ROBERT L.: lIF, Decatur. AL; BARTHOL- OMEW, BRUCE E.: 2IE, (ir.llin AL. BARTHOLOMEW, GARY A.: IPP ' i CrifTm, AL; BENDIN- CER, RICHARD L.: 4PY. Miami. FL BOWERS. RICHARD M.: 4HPK. 0pp. AL. BRADLEY, KKKRY M.: IPB Naah- ville. TN. BRENDLE. HAL W,: 3Gl ' i) Montgomery AL BRIGMAN, JAMES E.: 21ND. HunUville. AL; BROWN, DOUGLAS L.: IPN, Marco, FL; BRUNEY. CHARLES M.: 2PB. Dunwoody. GA; BUSH, JOHN B.: 2PL. Millbrook, AL PHI DELTA THETA  111 PHI GAMMA DELTA til t m 438 pi ' ; ' lls i ' 111 CAMERON, DONALD L.: .lAC. Jacksonville, AL; CAMP- BELL. KEVIN 8.: 1PM, Ft. Walton Beach, FL; CHAMBERS, WILLIAM H.: 4BY, Montgomery, AL; CLEVELAND, PAUL A.: 3HA. Huntsville. AL; COOPER, HAROLD C: 3HPR, Huntsville. AL; fiec Sk., DUNLAP, TIM M.: 3BSC. Aubum AL; EDMONDSON, DENNIS : IPPY. Alei City. AL; EV- ERT, JAMES A.: 4HPR. Ft. Lauderdale. FL; FERRELL, WILLIAM P.: 4AC, HunUville, AL, FITZPATRICK, SEAN B.: 3GMH, Aubum. AL; FOLMAR, HENERY G.: 4FS. Aubum. AL; FOREHAND, STEVE R.: 2LAC. Alei City. AL; FREYRE, ROBERT A.: 3P0. Aubum. AL; FULLER, CLIFFORD J.: IPB. Layfayette. AL; GEESEY, RICHARD S.: 3AEC. Pike Road. AL; GORAY, LAWSON A.: 3IE, Montgomery, AL; GORDAY, BERNARD K.: 4VD. Warner Robins. GA; GREGORY, WILL M.: 4BK. Opelika. AL. GROTH, STEVEN G.: IPPY. Griffin, GA; GUYTON, DOD- RIDGE: 4ACF. Oneonta. AL; HAJEK, MICHAEL R.: 2PM. Aubum. AL; HALL, ROY B.: 4MCH, Columbia, AL; HAM- MOND, DOUGLASS A.: IADS. Ft. Walton Beach, FL; HANNAH, HERBERT S.: IHPR. Montgomery. AL; HARE, CLIFFORD J.: 4ME. Aubum. AL; HARRELSON, CLEVE- LAND J.: IPB. Alej City. AL; HARRIS, EDWARD: 2PB. Atlanta. GA. HARRIS. MICHAEL W.: 2AM, Huntsville. AL; HENDER- SON, KENNETH L.: 2P0. Tulsa. OK. TVeos.; HIGHLEY, CHARLES L.: 2HPR, Spring Lake, AL; HOPKINS, KEN- NETH W.: 2PB. Montgomery, AL; HUBBARD, WILLIAM E.: 4PY. Miami. FL; HUMPHREY, SCOTT J.: 3PL. Bir- mingham. AL; JACKSON, ROLAN F.: IPN. Homewood, AL; JEFFCOAT. EVERETT G.; 3AEC. Opp, AL; JEF- FORDS, HERBERT L.: 3ME. Bainbridge. GA. JOHNSON, WAVERLY L.: 3IND, Birmingham. AL; LA- FAYETTE, ERIC H.: 3PY, Sylacauga. AL; LIMBAUGH, D. MARK: 4ME. Birmingham, AL; LITTLETON, DOWE W.: 3GEH. Aubum, AL; LONG, ARTHUR R. Ill: 4CJ, Mont- gomery. AL; MADONIA, EMANUEL A.: IPB, Birmingham, AL; MATHIS, WILLIAM L.: 3PL, Birmingham. AL; Mc- BRIDE, ALLEN A.: 3GC, Talladega, AL; McDANIEL, KENNETH K.: IBT. Huntsville. AL. McKEAN, RORY L.: 4AR. Montgomery, AL; McGEHEE, ROBERT W.: 3PM. Aubum. AL; McINTOSH, JOHN B.: 4AC. Birmingham, AL; McMILLAN, ALLEN G.: IGC. Talla- dega, AL; MEADOWS, DON E.: 4TM. Svlaccuga. AL; MONTGOMERY, ROBERT E.: 4VD, Birmingham. AL; ORR, JACK G.: 4MKT, Doraville. GA; OSWALT, EUGENE T. JR.: 2PUB, Montgomery, AL; PAGE, OSCAR P.: 4AC. Opp, AL. PAYNE, CHARLES L.: 1PM, Columbus, GA; PEEPLES, JOSEPH M.: 2PB. Griffin. GA; PnTAHD, ROBERT D.: 2PB, Stone Mt., GA; PORCH, MARTIN E.: 4PB. Hunts- ville. AL; QUENELLE. MARK A.: 3HF. Sylacauga. AL; RITTENOUR, JAMES M.: 4AE0, Montgomery, AL; ROG- ERS, EARL D.: 2CE. Opp, AL; SAUNDERS, JOHN W.: 2ME, Aubum. AL; SCHEINERT, KEN L.: 3GP0. Bir- mingham. AL. SCOTT, HERMAN A.: 3IE. Montgomery, AL. Sec; SCOTT, MICHAEL L.: 4EE. Montgomery. AL; SEARCY, MARK H.: 2PB, Enterprise, AL; SPENCER, EDWARD L. Ill: 2PB, Aubum. AL; SMITH, BRIAN L.: 4PPY. Birmingham. AL; STAMPS, R. LESLIE: 3PUB, Boaz, AL: STEWART. ROB- ERT L. JR.: 2PD. Montgomery, AL; STEWART. TIMOTHY P.: 4VM, Altoona. AL; SOCKWELL. WILLIAM D.: 4FI. Birmingham, AL. Pres. TERRY, BRUCE P.: 4AM. Ft. Lauderdale. FL; WAL- LACE, THOMAS C: 2CE. Brudidge. AL; WANN, PETER B.: 3FY. Atlanta. GA; WATSON, RICHARD A.: 3MH. At- lanta, GA; WEBSTER, JIMMY D.: 3RSS. Childersburg. AL. WEIKSNER, JOHN M.: 3ME, Atlanta. GA; WEST, MAX D.: 3EC. Huntsville, AL; WILSON, ROBERT C. JR.: 3PV, Pike Road. AL; WILSON, ROBERT G. JR.: 2GPG, Hunts- ville. AL; McDonald, VALERIE L.: Sweetheart. PHI KAPPA PSI BELL, ROBERT V.: 4MCH. Birmingha STEPHEN D.: 4FY. Northport. AL.. Pres. AL; BURNS, BYRD, BEN R. JR.: 4EE, Dothan. AL, Treas.; CARTER, BRANTLEY S.: 2ID. Eufala, AL; DERICKSON, JOHN P.: 2CE. Montgomery, AL; DOZIER, JOHN M. JR.: 4IND. Birmingham. AL; FOSHEE, JEFFERY A.: 2PB. Mont- gomery, AL; JERNIGAN, MICHAEL E.: 2PB, Montgomery AL; KILPATRICK, JOHN S.: 4WT, Chiefland, FL; KRAUS, STEVEN R.: 4EE, Mobile, AL; LIKOS, MARK S.: 3PL. Huntsville. AL. LOWREY, GORDON A.: 2AE. St. Petersburg. FL; Mc- BURNEY, JOHN W.: 3MCH, Opelika, AL; NASH, M. LEE: 2PB, Montgomery, AL; NEW, I. DWIGHT: 4VA, Meridan. MS; NUTT, MICHAEL E.: 3GJ, Montgomery, AL; REECE, RICHARD K.: 2PB, Montgomery, AL; VP: SPEAR, ROGER D.: 4AR. Hartford. AL; WHITTEN, CLIFFORD D.: 4MGT, Huntsville. AL.. Sec: WRIGHT, DANNY K.: 4SY. Kings Mt.NC. 439 Tl ANDERSON. LARRY: 6H. Birminnham. AL. BARRETT, WINK H.: ir.C. W.lumpk., AL. BAL ' KE, CURT D.: MKT. Tr f«l««i U). BENTLEY, RHETT D.: 3EC. Uuden City. NY. BODINE. MIKE: 2ADS. Chilunoofa. TN: BOYD, DANNY: lAED. Wnuropk.. AL BRUGGE. STEVEN C: 4lE. C.«dKl n. AL: BUTLER, REX 2.Me Nrw Hopr AI.: BUZBEE, DWIGHT: .1HPR. Alexander Citv AL. CARPENTER. JOHN W.: IPPY. Luvernc. AL CARPENTER. .MONTY: .IPPY. Luveme. AL; CARROLL, KEVIN J.: :iAED. Wmi Palm Beach. FX: CHANDLER. JO SEPH B.: 4PM. Bremen. GA; CHASTAIN. DAVID H.: IPPY Jackaon. AL: DONOVAN, WILLIAM N.: 4CJ. Sanderaville GA DOSS, CLAYTON: 2PPY. Rome. GA: DYKES, EARL E.: 4MKT, Anhford. AL; ELLIS, ANDY III: 4AEr. Centre. AL; ELLIS. M. SUSAN: Surrlheart. Centre. AL; FRANKLIN, WILLIAM E.: ICJ. Wetumpka. AL; FRENCH. DONNIE R.: 2PPV. Jackaon. AL; GENTRY, R. B. JR.: 2JM. Montgomery. AL; GRANATA, SAL R.: 3CE. Miami. FL; GRANHAM. FRANK: 3SED. Bremen. GA. HESTER. LANCE M.: 4ADS. Fomv. AL; HESTER, LEE M.: 3CJ. Monl(iomer -. AL; HOGAN, MICHAEL D.: 2BSC. Hunta- ville Al,; JOHNSON, PHILIP: .lAM. Venice. FL; LOTT, JEFFREY G.: .iFY. Sims. AL; LOTT, STEPHEN F.; .lAEC. Sims AL; MALLETT, GEOFFREY P.: 2PB. Venice. FL; MIXON, PHILLIP J.: 4GB. Gordon. AL; OVERBEEK, ROB- ERT D.: 4PN. HunUviUe. AL. OWENS. SANFORD N.: 2GB. Tifton. GA; PADGETT, PAUL: 3FY. East Brewton . AL; PICKENS, KERMIT L.: 6FLS. New Albany. MS; POUNDSTONE, DAVID J.: 4PUB. Wetumpka. AL; ROBINSON. DANNY: 2FY. Wetumpka. AL; ROUNDAVILLE, MARK: 3PM. Ft Lauderdale. FL; ROY, GREGORY P.: IHPR. Holtville. AL; SEXTON, EARL V.: 4PY, Montgomery. AL; SORRELL, ANDY III: 2HPR. Alex- ander City. AL. ST. CLAIR, JIMMY L.: 3INM. Centre, AL; ST. JOHN, PERRY C: 2AR. New Providence. NJ; THAMES, RAY- MOND E.: IPPY. Wetumpka, AL; TOMLINSON, NICKY: 3CJ. Ufayette. AL; TOULMIN, FLORIAN H. JR.: 3ADS. Hope Hull. AL; WALTON, LEX: 4PUB. Lafayette. AL. WEED, JOHNO B.; 3AED. Brantley. AL; WIGHT, R. HOW- ARD: 4BSC. West Palm Beach. FL; WILLIAMS, HOWELL: 3CE. Atlanta. GA; WILLIAMS, MARC: ICJ. Nashville. TN; WINTERS, MARSHALL: IPPY, Jackaon. AL; YAH- BROUGH, MICHAEL: 4AC. Wetumpka. AL. ABSHER, KATHY: IFM. Atlanta. GA; ADAMS, VICKI: IFM. Goldaboro. NC; ALFORD, SALLIE: IPL, LaGrange, GA. ALLEN, SANDY: 4GEC. Lilbum, GA; AVERYT, JAN: 4MK. Uuderhill. FL; BARRY, PATRICIA: 3EED. Montgomery, AL; BATLEY, LISA: IFN, Montgomery. AL; BELYEU, ANN: IFM. Jackaonville. FL; BENTON, BARBARA: 3EEC. Bir- mingham. AL. BIRD, BETSY: 4GP0S. Marietta. GA, Sec : BLACKERBY, PAIGE: 2NF. Bessemer. AL; BLACKWELL, CELIA, 4FCD. Anniston. Al.; BOLAND, VICKI: 3GC. Phenii City. AL; BONAU, MARIA: 2AR. Convers. GA; BOREN, LINDA: 2LT. Atlanta. GA; BOTTCHER, JANE: IFM. Oneonta, AL; BOWEN, BRENDA: 3SEH, Forayth, GA; BRYANT, ROBIN: ILT. Bessemer. AL. BUCKNER, JERRY: 2GPG. Birmingham. AL; BULLOCK, JAN: IGC. Decatur. GA; BURFIELD, CINDY: 2EEC. Boca Raton. FL; BURKE. LYN: 2PB. Charlotte. NC; CARTER, DEE ANN: 2V0A. (lainesville. GA; CASTELLOW, KAY: 4RSM. Columbua. GA: CHAMPION, CINDY: 3GFLS. Mont- gomery. AL; CHRISTIK. CATHERINE: IHEQ. Birmingham. AL; COBLENTZ, CATHY: 4HI ' R. Montgomery. AL. COPENHAVER, TAVIA: 2fT Port St. Joae. FL; C08T0N, KATHY: 2EEE. Hueytown. Al. COUCH, JOYCE: 4RSR. Ctoaaville. TN; C0UR80N, SANDRA: 4RSB. Montgomery. AL DECKER. VICKI: IBGG. rr..ssville. AL; DENTON, BONNIE: IGC. Montgomery. AL. DOWDY, LISA: 3MK. Montfomery. AL; EGGE, MATHILDA: IGC. Gulfport. MS; EA8TERLING, SUSAN: INS, Montgomery. AL. ETHERIDGE, JANE: 2GBI. Huntaville. Al. ETHERIDGE, MARTHA: 4FCD. Hunt.ville. AL. VP; FOGAHTY, PAULA 4RSS Selma AL; FOUNTAIN, LESLIE: ISP Atlanta. GA; FREDERICK, SUSAN: 2PM. Mobile, AL. FREEMAN, PAM 3AC. Wmler (iarden. FL. FRESE, AVEN: 2R.SS. Atlanta, GA: GARRETT, DANA: IPB. Carrollton. GA; GLA8FORD, DEB- BIE: 4SEC. Birmingham. AL. PHI KAPPA TAU 440 M i 1 a fkmm li jVMlP MM GOBER, CANDY: 2PB, Atlanta. GA; HAGAN, JANE: IPB. Cullman. AL; HALL, TERRY: IIND. Martinsville. VA; HAR- RIS, KAY: 4AC. Montgomery. AL; HENNESSY, GRACE: SAC. Birmingham. AL; HILL, ANETA: 3RSB. Montgomery AL; HILL, SARAH: IVDE, Mobile. AL; HINDS, CINDY: 2SP. Birmingham. AL; HOLLAND, NANCY: 3IND. Putney GA. HUMPHREY, LESLIE: IGC. Birmingham. AL; IVEY. GIN- NY: 2Gr. Atlanta. GA; JAROS, DEBBIE: IGC. Decatur GA JENKINS, PAULA: 4PM. Demopolis. AL; JENKINS, SANDY: IFM. Birmingham, AL; JOHNSON, TERRY: 2SAT. Wetumpka. AL; JONES, LIBBET: 3AC. Atlanta. GA; JO- SEPH, STEPHANIE: 3AC. LaGrange. GA; KING, KAREN: 4FCS. Deatsville. AL. LANE, BEVERLY: 3DE, Birmingham. AL; LANE, CHAR- LENE: lEEC, Atlanta. GA; LANIER, LARKE: lAR. Auburn AL; LAUBER, JAN: 2PB. Sylacauga. AL; LINDSEY, CLAIRE: 4EEE. Griffen. GA; LIVINGSTON, CANTEY: 40PS. Marion. AL; LIVINGSTON, KATHERINE: 2LP0. Marion. AL; LOVELADY, LOUISE: 2EEE. Birmingham, AL- MALESKY, KATHY: 2PB. Atlanta, GA. MATTHEWS, CINDY: 3CH. Birmingham. AL; MCCARTHY, EILEEN: 2GSY. Leeds. AL; McCORMICK, TRICIA: IPPY. Atlanta. GA; McLEROY, LISA: 2EEE. Columbiana, AL MELTON, SUSAN: 4GFLS. Birmingham. AL; MEYER, CHERYL: 2GED. Montgomery. AL; MITCHELL, BAR- BARA: 4EEC. Dothan. AL; MITCHELL, DEBORAH: SPY. Dothan. AL; MONGRIEF, BONNIE: 2FCD. Montgomery. AL. MORRIS, SHIELA: 4SSE, LaGrange. GA; MULLINS, GIN- GER: 2VHE. Decherd. TN; MURPHY, JEANNE: ICJ. At- lanta. GA; OZIER, SUZY: 4EEC. Bowden. GA; PARRISH, LEIGH: 2EEE. Winder. GA; PATRICK, DOTTIE: 4PB. Bir- mingham. AL; PATTON, LOUISE: 2PB. Atlanta. GA; PENN, AMANDA: 4GSV. Florence, AL; PICKENS, PATTI: 4PIR, Montgomery. AL. Pres. PINCHBACK, JULIE: IGC. Uiington. KY; PIRELLO, RHONDA: 2FM. Miami. FL; PLUNKETT, BETTY: 4GSC. Bowden. GA; POWELL, SUSAN: 2EEC. Albany. GA; RAG- LA, DEBBIE: 3EEE. Atlanta. GA; REAMER, JANET: IGC. Birmingham. AL; REED, GINGER: lEEC. Tuscaloosa. AL Treas.: REED, JANET: 4FCD. Arab, AL; RICHARDSON, SUZIE: 2PB. Atlanta. GA. RIDDLE, JO: 2EED. Birmingham. AL; RINEHART, LIBBY: 4FM. Demapolis. AL; ROBINSON, RENNIE: 2GC. Bessemer AL; ROWAN, DIANE: 3FCD. Atlanta. GA; ROZELLE, AN- NETTE: IFM. Anniston. GA; RUSSELL, DEBBIE: 4HEQ. Montgomery. AL; SCOTT, SUE: 2GSC. Manetta. GA; SHARPE, BROOXIE: 2GC. Memphis. TN; SIMPSON, JAN: 4HEQ. Madison. FL. SIMS, TERRI: 2AR. Birmingham. AL; SMITH, EDITH: lEEC. Florence. AL; SMITH, FRAN: 2GHYS. Tucker. GA; SNELL, TRICIA: IFCD. Birmingham. AL; SORRELL, SUE: 3FCD. Ozark. AL; STICKLEY, GWEN: 4SMU. Lake Park. GA; THOMPSON, LAURA: IVA. LaGrange. GA; TIDMORE, SHARON: 4VBU. Panama City. FL; TUBE, CONNIE: 4HPR Birmingham. AL. TURNER, LEIGH: 2GSW. Birmingham. AL; VANN, NAT- ALIE: 4EEE. Macon. GA; WALKER, SALLY: 31ND. Birming ham. AL; WATSON, AMY: 2PB. Atlanta. GA; WEHBY LISA: 2ENH. Nashville. TN; WHITE, MARION: IPE. Dyers burg. TN; WHITE, NANCY: 3RSM. Dyersburg. TN; WIL- BORN, MARSHA: 2RSM. Birmingham. AL; WILEY, DEB- BY: 4NF. Mobile. AL. WILLIAMS, MARJI: IZY. Bessemer. AL; WILLIAMS, SHA- RON: 3EEE. Huevtown. AL; WILSON, ASHLEY: ILT. Mo- bile. AL; WILSON, DEBBIE: 4EEE. Mobile. AL; WOLFE, RENE: 4HPR. Lanett. AL; WOOD, DEBBIE: 2SGC. Birming- ham. AL; WOODLIFF, JANE: IRSB. Gainesville. GA; YATES, TWEETY: 3RSR. LaGrange. GA; ZUBER, LINDA: 3HPR. Dunwoody. GA. ADAMS, DARA: 4V0A. Birmingham. AL; ALLEY, JENNIE: 2GJM. Birmingham. AL; ALSTON, BONNIE: 4NF. Birming- ham. AL; APPLETON, KAY: 2CHE. Birmingham. AL; BAG- GETT, PAIGE: IPB, Huntsville, AL; BANKSTON, JACQUE: 20H. Marietta. GA. BARRON, RUTH: 2CH. Athens. GA; REASON, ANNETTE: 2EED. Birmingham. AL; BONDS, CHERYL: 3RSB. Birming- ham. AL; BOSCOW, SHANNON: 1PM. Atlanta. GA; BOYD, ELLA: 3FM. Mobile. AL; BRADFORD, LEA: IPE. Hunts- ville. AL; BRIGANTE, SAM: IGC. Ft. Walton. FL; BROG- DEN, JOAN: 2HEQ. Headland. AL; BROOKS, KATHY: 2AC. Marietta. GA. BROWN, DONA: 4AC. Birmingham. AL; BROWN, DONNA: 2LT. Mobile. AL; BROWN, TRICIA: 4V0A. Birmingham. AL; BUNTIN, BETH: 2CT. Jackson. TN; BURMEISTER, MI- CHELLE: IZY. Mobile. AL; CAHOON, KIM: IGC. Birming- ham. AL; CALCOTE, SALLY: IGC. Knoiville. TN; CASKEY, MAE: 2RSS, Newton. MS; CHARLTON, MELISSA: 3LP0. Birmingham, AL. 441 ClAKK, VIVEN fE: IFM. HunuvUU, AL; CLEAGE. MAY: lEED. Birmimh.in. AL COGGIN. SHEHRY: WED. Avon d ! CA CROW, JEAN ANN: IVA. D.IIm, TX. DANIEL. KAKIN: SMK, Columbu.. ID, DENOON. JEANNE: 4HPR, HunUvilU. AL. BOROUGH. BONNIE: 2NS. Birminiham. AL; DUN80N. TONl: 4CB. Winter H«vtn. FL; DYA8. PAM: 4GSC. Mobil . AL PEAGIN. MARY LYNN: 3GSY. Grove Hill. AL; FORMAN. LEIGH: WSS. Birimmth.m. AL. FOUTS. BCTH: :IVHE. Brewtun AL. GEBERT. CLARE: .11D. (Jteenvillf. SC; GIP- 80N. MEG: iHVH. Pr.tlv.lle. AL; GORDON. TRINA: 4Pl ' B Glenwood. IL. Prrt . G08DIN. ANN: 4ID. Ft Meyer . FL. GREEN. PAM: 3MK. Birmindhem, AL; HACKNEY. ANN: 3LT. Tdledege. AL. HAGCR. KARLENNE: 30SC. BirminKham. AL; HALL. DEBBIE: 2(;SC. Arvad., CO; HARRISON. PATTI: IOC, Mobile AL. HAYES. REBECCA: 2EEE. Mobile. AL; HER- BERT. CYNDI: 4(;SYS. D«vt m« Beach. FL; HEWITT. LISA: 2FKK HirminKham AL, HORN. CAROLYN: lEED, Aubum, AL HURLBl RT. SUSAN: IPB. Winter Park. FL; JACK- SON. MARY SCOTT: 2GPG. Aahland. AL. JACKSON. VIRGINIA: 2GED. Opelika. AL; JENKINS, JENNIE: 3RSB. Birminnhani, AL; JONES, CHERYL: 2CJ. Fairf ai. VA; JONES, CINDY: IGC. Huntsville. AL; JONES, ELISE: 3EEC. Sylacausa. AL; JONES, NANCY: 2AT. Flor- ence AL; JONES. SHARON: 2V0A. Birmingham. AL; KNELLINGER. MARILEE: SVGA. Jackion. MS; LEE, MARTHA: IGC. LaCrange. GA. LITTLE, LAURIE: 4LT. Aubum. AL; LLOYD, MARGA- RET: 4GSY. Hunuville. AL; LOVEJOY. ANNA: 4RSB. Gad den. AL; LYSAGHT. JENNIFER: 2FCD. Huntsville. AL; MAODOX. KAREN: 4EEE. Enterprise. AL; MARBLE. SAL- LY: IGC. Columbus. ID; MATTHEWS. JAN: 2EEC. Birming- ham, AL; MAYNARD. MELINDA: 2PB. Clarkston, GA; MAXWELL. DEBBIE: 2FCD. Birromgham. AL. McCLURE, MARY ANN: IGC. Tallahassee. FL; McCRACK- EN. CAROL: 2PB. New Orleans. LA; McSPADDEN. SARA BETH: 2NS. Concord. TN; MEAGHER. MICHELE: 4AC. Huntsville. AL; MITCHLER, ANN: 4EC. Roswell. GA; MOHNEY, JAN: IGPG. Birmingham. AL; MONEYHAM. MELISSA: IFM. Livonia. MD; MULLINS. CHERYL: 2FCS. Birmingham. AL; MULLINS, GINGER: IGC, Opelika. AL. MURPHY. KAREN: 2RSM. Birmingham. AL; NEVINS. NANCY: 3CDP. Birmingham. AL; O ' QUINN. LEE ANNE: IRSM. Birmingham. AL; OSTEEN. LINDSAY: 3EED. Ft. McPherson. GA; PARTER. SHERRY: 4PY. Aubum, AL: PEARSALL, CATHY: 2PB. Huntsville. AL; PETTY, CELIA: 2PPY. Birmingham, AL; PHILPOT, EMILY: 4GMHS. Mobile, AL; PRICE. JULIE: IPL, Snellville. GA. PROCTOR. JO ANNA: IPPV. Scotuboro. AL; PULLEN, DENISE: IGC. Birmingham, AL; RAY. TRICIA: 4GSW. Birmingham. AL; RHYNE. MARY BETH: 4GHYS. LaFavette. GA; RIDDLE. ANN: 4SED. Geneva. AL; ROBINS. MAR- SHA: 3V0A. Birmingham. AL; SAWYER. MINDY: 3GMN, Indialantic. FL; SCOTT. LYNN: 2PB. Atlanta. GA; SCOTT. NANCY: 2PR. Montgomery. AL. SCRANTON. BARBARA: 2FCD. Birmingham. AL; SHU- PORD. CAROLE: 3HPR. Scottsboro. AL; SIMS. MARCIA: 3AC. Tuscaloosa. AL; SMITH. SUSAN: 4GSC. Birmingham AL; SPARKS. BETH: 2PB. Huntsville. AL; SPARKS. GAYLE: 4Pm. Huntsville. AL. Treat: SPARKS. LOIS: 3PUB. Birmingham. AL; SPEARS, BONNIE: 3PB. Doeron. GA: STAMMER, PATTI: 3AR. Birmingham. AL. STEWART. JUDY: 4VA. Birmingham. AL; STRICKLER, MARTHA: 2HPR. Mobile. AL; TEMPLETON. ELLEN: 4NF. Albertville. AI.; TEMPLETON, JANICE: IHEQ. LaGrange, GA; THOMAS, PAM: 4VED. Birmingham. AL; TRAVIL- LIAN, BARBARA: IGPO. Winter Park. FL; TUCKER. PAT- TY: 2GFL. Atlanta. GA; WALLS. NANETTA: 2GPG. Alei- widria. VA: WAGER. KATHY: 4FI. Atlanta. GA. WAGNER. KIM: 2ACF. Mobile. AL; WALKER. SUSAN: 4EEC. Montgomery. AL. Sec ; WARD. ROSA: 4EEC. Houston. TX. VP. WEBB. ANNE: 4GSC. Mobile. AL; WILLIAMSON. KAREN: 4F( ' S, Birmingham. AL; WILSON. PAULA: .ICSC, Birmingham, AL, WINAND, KIM: IPB. St Louis. MO. WINDHORST. JAN: 20A. Birmingham. AL; WOODRUFF, MARGARET: 3HRA. Birmingham. AL. 442 -J f M. vV3 ' -- ■■ .: ' S ' PI KAPPA ALPHA ' f f itiT catfi f .: Ill - ALBERINO, MIKE: 3BSC. Savannah, GA; ANDERSON, DAN: 2CE. Chattanooga. TN; BAIN, JIM: IPN. Montgomery. AL; BARTON, CORKEY: 3BSC. Birmingham. AL; BECK- UM, CHARLES: 4PV. Birmingham, AL; BISHOP, LARRY: 3EED. High Point. NM. BRUMBELOE, GREG: IMBI, Boaz. AL; BROWN, MIKE: 3PB. Marietta. GA; BUCKELEW, TOM: IPL. Birmingham AL; BUCKNER, STEVE: 2PB, Birmingham, AL; BURFORD, BART: 3HA. Birmingham, AL; BURKETT, DAVID: 4GB. Huntsville. AL; CARTER, MIKE: IPB. Montgomery. AL; CHAPMAN, JOHN: 2AS. Birmingham, AL. CONNORS, WAYNE: 4GPG. West Caldwell. NJ; COOK. MARK: 3GB. Montgomery. AL; COOK, STAN: 6FAA. Mont- gomery. AL; CREWS, GARY: 4LE. Tulsa. OK; CRITTEN- DEN, RICKY: 4IM. Florence. AL; DAVIS, JIM: 3PY. Colum- biana. AL; DIXON, DAVID: 4CE. Birmingham. AL; DUN- CAN, MARK: lAEC. Birmingham. AL; DYSON, DAVE: 4FI. Birmingham. AL. E8DALE, GRAHAM: IPS. Birmingham. AL; GAINES, MARK: 2PSC. Birmingham. AL; GILLIS, BEN: IPL. Bir- mingham. AL; GLOVER, DUB: 6GB, Birmingham. AL- GURAK, DUTCHIE: 4AC. Homewood. AL; HAM, BILL, President. 4HPR. Auburn. AL; HANRAHAN, MARK: IPN Miami. FL; HIRSCH, MARTY: IFY. Atlanta. GA; HOL- COMB, DALE: 4HPR. Auburn. AL. HOLLOWAY, JIM: 1PM. Dalton. GA; IRVEY, PETE: 4PB. Miami. FL; JOHNSON, STEVE: 3PB. Fultondale. AL; JONES, HASKELL: 4GB. Birmingham. AL; JOYNER, WHIT: IPN. Dalton. GA; KING, FRANK: 2PM. Lanett. AL; LACKEY, FIN: IGSY. Boaz. AL; LANGSTON, JANICE: Sweetheart; LAWRENCE, RANDY: IBSC. Birmingham. AL. LAZENBY, DANNY: 3INM. Florence. AL; LEE, JOE: 3CE. FayetteviUe. GA; MACKY, GARY: 2PB. Birmingham. AL; MANOR, ROB: 2EED. Slippery Rock. TN; McCARTY, LEE: 2PS. Birmingham. AL; NELSON, KEITH: IPN. Birmingham. AL; NEVINS, BEN: 4BT. Birmingham. AL; NEWTON, KEITH: 2PB. Birmingham. AL; NEYMAN, JAMES: 2PB. Scottsboro. AL. PHILLIPI, BO: 4PD. Birmingham. AL; PHILLIPS, BILL: 2PB. Birmingham. AL; REYNOLDS, RICK: IPB. Stone Mt GA; RHINEHART, DAVID: 3IND. Demopolis. AL; RUN- YANS, GARRY: IPCN. Homewood. AL; SAMARTINO, TOM: Secretary. IPB. Miami. AL; SCHILLECI, KEITH: IPB. Stone Mt.. GA; SITZLER, KIP: 2PB. Birmingham, AL- SLADE, BILL: 2PB, Atlanta. GA. SMITH, KEITH: 4EE. Clanton. AL; STEIGEWALD, TIM: 4GB. Huntsville. AL; STICKNEY, BRYAN: 2PB. Grennsboro AL; SNYDER, BILL: 4EE. Clanton. AL; THIGPEN, CARL: Treasurer. 2AEC. Gallion. AL; THOMPSON, RODNEY, Vice President. 4GB. Florence. AL; TIFFEN, JOHN: 2HPR Cull- man. AL; TRAWICH, STEVE: IBSC. Birmingham. AL; TRI- ANTOS, PETE: 2PB. Birmingham. AL. TRIMBLE, DAVID: 4BC. Florence. AL; VELOTAS, MIKE: 2PB. Birmingham. AL; WELBORN, JOHN: IPCN. Sheffield AL; WEDGWORTH, DONNIE: 2AG. Akron. AL. WHEELER, STEVE: 4GB. Birmingham. AL; WHITMIRE, BILL: 3FT. Jacksonville. FL; WRIGHT, JACK: 2PB. Bir- mingham. AL; YIELDING, BROOKS: 3PB, Birmingham, AL. ABERNATHY, BALL J.: 3PB. Birmingham. AL; AMBOS, GEORGE A.: 2PB. Savannah. GA; BAKER, WILLIAM S.: 4SC. Montgomery. AL; BROCK, JAMES M.: 2PNM. Panama City. FL; BUSH, ROBERT C: Warden, 3PV. Andalusia. FL CLEMENTS,CHARLESL.: IPB. Miami FL CROWE, WILLIAM R.: 3HPE. Columbus. GA; DODDS, PETER F.: 2HY. Milton. FL; DOUGHERTY, JAMES C: 2FY. Miami. FL; GANNON, ROBERT: 4SSS. St. Petersburg FL; GIBSON, CLARK W.: 2CHE. Sheffield. AL; GLOVER, ROY M.: 4AR. Odenville. AL; GRANT, PERRY M.: 3AC Louisville. AL; HERRING, RALPH H.: 4GB. Ft. Meyers AL HERVEY, ROBERT M.: President. 3PUB. St. Petersburg. FL. HOFFMAN, ROY E.: IPL. Atlanta. GA; HUGGINS, CECIL D.: 2SSS. 0pp. AL; HUTCHINS, DONALD B.: 3PV Hope Hull. AL; HUTCHINSON, JOHN C: 2GB. Phenix City AL KELLY, THOMAS J.: IPN. Atmore. AL; LONG, DAVID A.: 4GB. Smith Station. AL; MARKS, MICHAEL A.: 2GHY Slap Out. AL; MAYO, GARY L.: 2A0S. Birmingham. AL; MILL- SAP, WILLIAM C: IBSC. Atmore. AL. 443 MONROE. RODNEY W.: S rr lan, 3BA. S«vann h. GA: MURPHY. WILLIAM E.: 4.SMr. 0« )K) n. AL; NEAL, JAMES W.: 4VA Hr wl.m. Al. OLIVER. DANNY W.: 4TR, L n ll AL PARKER. JAMES E.: 2AY. Flot«U. AL. PER- RETT. J. L.; lOSKI) And.lu..! Al. PHILLIPPI. GEORGE M.: 4AR, Brr«1..n, AL. RA8BERRY. JOE E.: 1 AC,. Flor.1., AI.. REACH. ROBERT E.: 4VU. Birniin(ham. AL REEVES. WILLIAM D.: Trraturrr. 2PB. Blufflon. .SC; REVEL. TORREY B.: 4HPR. Mobile. AL; ROBERTS. RON- ALD B.: AC. Birmin(hani. AL; SCOTT. LESLIE N.: 4MT. Ft Mryen. AL; SMITH. RANDY W.: 2CJ. Atmort. AL. SPEAR. MICHAEL W.: 4HFR. Unitdale. AL; STEDMAN, PETER H.: 2F1,. Miami. FL; WELCH, WALTER J.: 2SC. Mont|toiii.r -. AL. WHIPPLE, WILLIAM P.: .TTM. Weal Point. FL; WRIGHT. CHARLES R.: IPCN. Sheffield. AL. BARNETT. JOHN W.: 2PB. Fiupatrick. AL; BISSELL. JAMES B.: 3FA, Birmingham. AL. BLACKBURN. ROBERT M.: 2PB. Newnan. GA; BLEDSOE. WILLIAM G.: 2ADS. Autauuuville. AL; BOLTON. DUDLEY P.: IBT. Theodore. AL; BOND. JEFFREY H.: 2PB. Mont- lomery. AL; BOOKER, RONALD R.: 2FY. Montgomerv. AL; BOSTICK. HUGH P. JR.: .3AC. Selma. AL; BOSTICK. 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MS; MOORE, JOHN R.: 2HPE, Birmingham. AL. iiM Tin T ' ja ; , £ A A 1 •. il 4 mM u: ili f ta If ji Emmmmsmmmmms immmmmmmm w , . AJ. ,v M f 1 MOORE, THOMAS C: 3SS. Birmingham, AL; MOSLEY, EDWARD H.: 2VM, Montgomery, AL; MURPHY, RANDY L.: 3BC, Montgomery, AL; NELSON, JOHN H.: 3PB. Eufau- la, AL; NICE. PETE A.; IPV, Birmingham. AL; NOTO, PAUL J. JR,: 3PB, Birmingham, AL; OBERMAN, STEVE: 3PS, Birmingham, AL; PATE, HAROLD E, JR.: IVM, Burkeville, AL; PATE, RICHARD S, : 3HF, BurkevUle. AL. PATE, RUSSELL G.: 2SPC, Atlanta. GA; PEARSON, R. JOSEPH: 3MT. Mobile, AL; PRICE, JOHN R.: 2AEC, Pinck ard, AL; PONDER, DANIEL E. JR.: 4AEC, Cottonwood, AL Pres.: POTTER, BRIAN L.: 3AC, Huntsville, AL; POWERS, JAMES R.: 4GB, Clanton, AL; POUNDSTONE, WYLI D.: IPB. Montgomery, AL; RATLIFF. ROBERT B.: IPB, Bir- mingham. AL; RAY, MARSHALL T.: IPB. Bi rmingham, AL. REDDING, RANDALL K.: 4BSC, Bremen, GA; RICHARD- SON, JOHN B. JR.: 2PM, Birmingham, AL; ROBERTSON, JOHN A, JR.: IPB, Daphne, AL; RUSH, ATWOOD B. 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Eight Mile. AL; MIZERANY, MICHAEL D.: 3PB. Birmingham, AL; MOREY. WILL: IPB, Ft. Lauderdale. FL; NAFFEL. JAMES M.: 2PL. Nashville. TN; NEILL. JOHN D.: 3PV. Shalimar. FL; NESMITH, NICHOLAS C: lAR, Anniston, AL; NORDAL. JONAS S,: IPB, Ft. Lauderdale, FL; ORTEGA. GEORGE L.: 2MN, Miami, FL; OSBORNE. BRAD A.: 3PB, Whittier. CA. PEREZ, D.C.: 3NC. Mo bile, A L, Trcos ; PERLEY, TIM M.: 3PL. Birmingham. AL; PETTY, CLAUDE A.: 2PB. Atlanta. GA; POPPER, RICHARD C: 2PB. Miami. FL; PUMPHREY, RICHARD D.: 2PB, Halloween Patch, FL; ROBINSON, KARL J.: IPB, Atmore, AL; RODDY, STEPHEN H.: 4M, Jackson, MS; RUCKER, LARRY L.: 4TN, Nashville, TN; RUSH, KENNETH S.: IPB, Roanoke, AL. 445 8ARRKL8. GARY W.: IPV ' . Binoiniihiiii. Al.: 8ELP, CHARLES H. JR.: 3PS. Birmin(h m. Al.. SEYFRIF.D. MI- CHAEL P.: IPM. Birtnin(h«ni. Al,. SMITH. ALVAH O.: UX. Thomulor CA. 8.MITH, STEPHEN M.: 2P1. N«.hnll«. TN; STEVENSON. JONATHAN P.: IFA. Fl. rfnc , Al,; STOUT. LOULS B.: IPN. LilUe Kock, AK. STRIA,NSE. PETER J.: ,1LEH. SMhvUl . TN; SWIFT. RICHARD W.: in ' .D.IlM. TX SIDBRINK. CRAIG W.: IPB. Fl Uuderdalt. FL: SUTTER. HARRY C: ED. AtlanU. GA; TIEOT. DAVID 8.: IPB. Mi«mi. FL. TURNBLTX. DOUG T.: 2PV, Birminithiiii. AL; WALKER. DAVID E.: 4MN. Birminithini. AL; WELLS, JAMES S.: IPB. AllMH. GA; WHTTE. TIMOTHY D.: IPN. Birniin(hani. AL. WILSON. BURRELL 8.: 4SV. Birinuifhani. AL WILSON. MICHAELS.: 2PB. Auburn. AL WILSON. W. BOB: 2PV. RinrinKham. Al,: WORKS. DON- ALD C: 2PB. Fl Ijiuderdalt. FL; WRIGHT. REX W.: 2CE. MonliDRwry. AL; YEZZI. RICHARD T.: 2PB, Huntsville. AL; BLOCK. TERRY L.: .1BED. Newport. Rl. Sweftttrart ABEL. WILSON P.: 3PB. Gadwn. AL; ADERHOLT. MI- CHAEL E.: 4AC. Birmintham. AL. ALBRIGHT, DUDLEY: 2PB. Birmingham. AL; AMOS. ROBERT C: 3CHE. Huntiville. AL; ASH, CHARLES J.: IGC. Trov. AL; BAIN. WADE W.: 3BP. Sylacauga, AL; BAL- LARD, BUDDY: 2B1. Birmingham. AL. BARGANIER, JENNINGS M.: 4GSC. Gardendale. AL: BARR. DALE W.: 4MK. Birmingham. AL: BARRY, WIL- LIAM P.: 4GB. Monlgomer . AL; BARTON, JOHN R.: SEE, Tuacaloou. AL; BARTON, WILLIAM H. JR.: 4GB. Tusca- loou. AL . BASSHAM, DENNIE M.: 4VM. Quitman. GA; BASWELL, MICHAEL D.: 2PB. Prahville. AL; BEAVERS, DAVID R.: 4EE, ShelbvvUU. TN; BECK WITH, THOMAS J.: 3PB. Auburn. AL. BLISS, RICHARD F.: IGC. Talladega. AL; BOLT. ANDY J.: IPL. Anniston. AL; BORLAND. ROBERT E.: lAY. Pink- ard. AL; BOWEN. PHILLIP E.: 31E. Gadsden. AL; BAYKIN. RAYMOND C. JR.: 4AS. Montgomery. AL; BRASWELL. FREDERICK O. Ill: 3LE. Demopolis. AL; BREEDl.OVE. GREGORY B.: 4PIR. Prattville. AL. Pret : BROADWAY. CHARLES E.: 2PD. Eustia. FL; BROWN, WILSON O.: 3PB. Langdale. AL. BRUN80N, STEVE P.: 4PUB, Gadsden, AL; BURKE, WIL- LIAM F.: 3MK. Montgomery. AL; CALHOUN, MICHAEL R.: 1PM. l,vons. GA; CALLEN. JACK E.: 4HPR, Havneville. AL. CHAPMAN, DAVID G. Ill: 4AC. Atmore. AL; CHRIS- TOPHER. GREGORY O.: IPV. Athens, AL; CHRISTO- PHER. MICHAEL E.: 4PV. Athens. AL; COBB, WILLIAM P.: 4PUB. Gadsden. AL; COLLEY, LOUIS C: IPL. Pratt- ville. AL COLLIER. 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AL; HOOPER, PERRY O.: 2PL. Montgomery. AL. HOWELL, BOBBY: 3HPR. Bessemer, AL; ISBELL, GOR- DON R. Ill: 4PD. Gadaden. AL; ISBELL, HAL J.: 2PD. Gads- den. AL. JETER, JAMES P.; 4FY. Birmingham. AL; JO- SEPH. THOMAS T. : IGC. Montgomery. AL; JONES, MARK H.: IPN. Sylacauga. AL. JORDAN, ROBERT S.: 2BSC. St. Petersburg. VI.: KEOWN. JOHN F, JR.: ,3[E. Decatu r. AL; KAIN. ROBERT G.: 2ME. Tuacalx..! Al. KIRBY. ROBERT J. JR.: 2GC. Clearwater. FL; LAMER. JOHN T.: 4FI. West Point. GA; LANKKORD. HENRY B.: 4BT, Gaaden. AL; LEE. 8, GENE: 4SMI Deralur. GA. VI ' . LYONS. JOHN H. Ill: 3FI. Langdale. AL MORRIS. WIL- LIAM: .1PB. Gaitlersburg. MD; MILLING, KETTH H.: 4FI. Birmingham. AL. MELTON. JAMES B.: 4CE Prattville. AL; McCURIE. MARK: 4LPU. Brevard. NC, m¥ MlM ti S SUM SIGMA PHI EPSILON MMM i, MMM MEACHAM, ALAN R.: IGC, Birmingham. AL; MUKPHY, TOM A.: 2PB. Russelville, AL; MORRIS, STEVEN L.: 2PN, Birmingham, AL; McCLENDON, THOMAS H. JR.: 2PL. Ozarli. AL; McGRIFF, STEVEN T.: 2VID. Atlanta. GA; MOSLEY, MARSHALL D.: 2HPR, Lyons, GA; METCALF. JOHN C: 4HPR. Enterprise. AL; MERIWETNER, WALTER R.: 3FI, Montgomery, AL; MELTON, JAMES R.: 4n. Mont- gomery, AL. PATTON, STUART T.: 2PP, Atlanta, GA; POUNDSTONE, DAVE J.: 2, Montgomery, AL; PICKENS, DAVID M.: 4PIR. Lewisburg. TN; PERRETT, J. LEE: 5GSC, Andalusia. AL; PARRISH,JACK E. JR.: 4AC. Montgomery. AL; POME- ROY, ROBERT W.: 2PB. Eufaula. AL; PITTMAN, W. RANDALL: 4AC, Gadsden. AL. Treos , ROBERTS, ROY F. JR.: 1PM, Talladega. AL; RUFFIN, CHARLES L.: 3EC. Vidalia. GA. RUSHTON, RICHARD T.: 3PUB. Montgomery. AL; RUSH- TON, WALTER R.: 2PL. Montgomery. AL; RYAN, THOMAS E.: 3PB. Greenville. AL; SAIA, PAUL A.: 2PB. Auburn. AL: SAVAGE, JOHN R.: lAR. Huntsville. AL; SAUER, MARTIN F.: 4CHE. Middletown. OH; SCOTT, WILLIAM B.: 3AC. Gadsden. AL; SMILIE, STEVE: 4AR. Montgomery AL SMITH, CHARLES T.: SPY. Florala. AL. SMITH, JAMES M.: 4FY. Birmingham. AL; SPEER, HAR- VEY D. Ill: ITM. Ozark. AL; STEWART, JAMES C. JR.: 4AR. Talladega. AL. Sec: STIVENDER, JOHN R.: 3MK Gadsden. AL; VINSON, CHARLES J.: 4AC. Mobile. AL WADLEY, STEVE W.: 4INM. Birmingham. AL; WATKINS, DAVID F.: 4PUB. Birmingham. AL; WHALEY, JAMES T.: 3IND. Geiger. AL; WILKINS, JAMES V.: 2PL. Sylacauga. AL. WILLIAMS, JAMES E.: 4PUB. PrattviUe. AL; WINGO, R. STEVEN: 4EE. Birmingham. AL; WOOD, TOM M.: 2PB. Birmingham. AL; WOODHAM, GARY B.: 4MK. Florala AL- WOODRUFF, OLIVER P.: 4HPR. Lownesboro. AL- WRIGHT, TIMOTHY D.: 7FA. PrattviUe. AL; WYATT, HUBBARD F.: 2FY. Sylacauga. AL; YANCEY, RICHARD H. rV: 3MK, Atlanta, GA; HITCHCOCK, BUKT: Advisor ANDERSON, BRUCE C: 3INM, Towson. MD; RAGGETT, KENNETH E.: 3AC, Brewton, AL; BATTAGLIA, RONNY F.:2PB, Fairfield. AL. BENTLEY, JAMES E. JR.: 4IND. Atlanta. GA; BICE, TIM O.: IPN, Alex City, AL; BICE, THOMAS R.: 3RSM, Alei City, AL; BICKERSTAFF, HUGH J. Ill: IPB, Hampton, VA; BISHOP, CLARKE A.: 3EE. Montgomery. AL; BLANKEN- SHIP, KENNETH G.: 2PB, Bessemer, AL. BOLEN, WILLIAM O. JR.: IPN. Mountain Brook. 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AL: STEVENS, KATHERINE N.: AC. Jacksonville. FL; STEV- ENS. VICKI S.: GC. Phenix City. AL STILL. MARY A.: EED. Montgomery. AL; STOCKMAN. CYNTHIA S.; FJ D. Atlanta. GA; STONE. JEFF I.: PN. Birmmgham AL. STRICKLAND, JEANNE M.: Bl. Hunts ville. AL; STRICKLAND, NEANIE A.: PB. Geneva. AL; STRIPLING. MARTHA K.: PH. Decatur. AL: STUART. GEORGE M.: PN. Spanish Fort. AL; STUBBS. MELINDA 8.: OH. Waynesboro. VA. STUBBS, DONNA C: TH. Mont- gomery. AL 8UBLETT, JOHN W. JR.: PN. Richmond. VA: SUMMER- HILL, HOWARD W.: CHK. Florence. AL, SUTTON, BILL P.: PV. Huntsville. AL; SWINDAL, ROBIN K.: CM. Birm- ingham. AL: TARVIN, JAMES C; AM. Naples. FL: TATUM, KRI8TINA: AR. Montgomery. Al.: TAYLOR, FRANCIS D.: PM. Jackaonville. FL; TAYLOR, JAMF.S C.: FY. Opelika. AL: TAYLOR, KATHRYN L,: PM. Birmingham. AL. mmtt W WQWM iBfi) ' wm TAYLOR. JOHN E.: PCN, Opelika, AL; TAYLOR, SUSAN A.: EEC, Brewton, AL: TENNISON, MELANIE A.: PB, Athens, AL; THIES, BRENDA K.: VBU, Birmingham, AL: THOMAS, HAROLD F.: PB, Birmin«ham, AL; THOMAS, JILL E.: PM, Auburn, AL; THOMAS. HATHA M.: GC, Montgomery, AL; THOMAS, ROGER J.: IND, Auburn, AL; THOMPSON. BRIAN A.: BSC, Montgomerv, AL THOMPSON, CYNTHIA D.: GC. Alabaster. AL; THOMP- SON. TERRY E.: MU, Eustis, FL; THOMPSON. VALERIE L.: BI. McLoan, VA; THORNEGERRY. ROLAND C: AC, Huntsville, AL; TIDWELL, WANDA A.: PB, Auburn, AL; TOLAR, JAMES M.: AEC, Marion, AL; TOMLINSON, CHARLES A.: AC. Cherokee, AL; TOMLINSON, JAMES T.: HPR. Riverview, AL; TORBERT, CHARLES S.: VHG. Ope- lika, AL. TORRANCE. CATHERINE L.: GC. Orlando. FL; TRAPP, THERESA D.: OFL. Montgomery. AL; TUCKER, TERESA D.: GFL, Montgomery. AL; TUDOR. JOHN S.: PN. Nashville. TN; TURNER, JAMES M.: EE. Mobile. AL; TYRONE. MARY F.: RSM. Birmingham. AL; VANHOOSE. JONA- THAN A.: CHE. Mobile, AL; VANSTRUM. MARK D.: PN. Birmingham. AL; VAUGHN. JOHN J.: ZY. Huntsville. AL. VERNON, MOLLY H.: GC. Birmingham. AL; VICKERY, TERESA A.: PG. Montgomery. AL; WACHTEL, JOHN C: PN, Milton, FL; WADLEY, WILLIAM T.: GC. Tampa. FL; WAGNON, AMY B.: PN. Tullahoma. TN; WAKEFIELD. ROBERT D.: PN. Sylacauga. AL; WALKER. CECIL A.: PB. Baileyton. AL; WALKER, THOMAS L.: PV, Opelika. AL; WALLACE. DAVID L.: PM. Semmes. AL. WALLACE. KAREN L.: HF. Huntsville. AL; WALLACE. MARY K.: SED. Cleveland. TN; WALLACE. NANCY L.: WALLER. ANGIE S.: GSC. Dothan. AL; WALSH, LISA A.: G.JM. Atlanta. GA; WARD, CHARLOTTE A.; ZY. Gadsden. AL; WARD, KAREN A.: SED. Sylacauga, AL; WARDEN. ANDREW D.: PN. Ormond Beach. FL; WARREN, KEITH O.: PCN. Mobile. AL. WATKINS. ALAN H.: AR, Athens. TN; WATSON. CAROLE L.: GB. Fairfax. VA; WATSON. LAURA D.: PB. Plantation. AL; WATTS. CHARLOTTE N.: GC. Greenville. AL; WEBB. SHARON R.: LT. Cullman, AL; WELCH. SUSAN S.: PPY, Linville. AL; WELDON. AVA A.: GB. Stone, Mountain, GA; WEST. DEBBIE L.: EEC, Birmingham. AL; WESTBROOK. CATHY J.: FCD, Clayton. AL. WESTBROOK, JAMES D.: PN. Vienna. VA; WHITE, DANNY R.: PV, Decatur, AL; WHITEHURST. EDWARD L.: OH. Birmingham. AL; WHITLEY, WILLIAM T.: PN. Annis- ton. AL; WHITLOCK, RONDA J.: ADS. Lanett. AL; WHIT- MORE, LINDA J.: PB. Oxford. AL; WIGGLE, FRANCIS A.: PN. Opelika. AL; WILKERSON, DALE A.: PN. Montgomery, AL; WILLIAMS, ANDREA D.: PB, McCalla. AL. WILLIAMS, BRADLEY C: HY. Nashville, TN;WILLIAMS, DOUGLAS: PN, Calera, AL; WILLIAMS. M. KATHY: GJM, Fayette. AL; WILLIAMS, RHONDA K.: GB. Decatur. AL; WILLIAMS, TAMI A.: GC. Huntsville. AL. WILLIAMS, VALERIE R.: HA, Auburn, AL; WILLIAM- SON, LUCY K.: EEC. Livingston. AL; WILLINSKI, JOS- EPH Y.: GPG. Ml. Lebanon. PA; WILSON, ELIZABETH R.: GJM. Marietta. GA; WILSON, RONALD J.; PN. Midfield. AL. WILSON, THERESA C: GPG. Manchester. GA; WINE- FORDNER, JOHN S.: PL. Birmingham. AL; WINESTEI- PERT, IRENE P.: PN. Deerfield. IL; WISEMAN, CAR- RIE L.: GC, Birmingham, AL; WISOR, BARBARA L.: EEC. Orlando, FL. WOODRUFF, ARTHUR J.: PN. Scottsburg. IN; WOOTEN, KEITH D.: PN. Birmingham. AL; WORRELL, ROBERT A.; BI. Mobile. AL; WRIGHT, WANDA L.: MU. Graham. AL; WYNN. JOHN R.: PPY. Ashland. AL. WYSTERMEYER, ALEXANDER Q.: GPO. Ithaca. NY; YARBROUGH, DWIGHT L.: AM. Ashland. AL; YAWST AN- GER, SAMUEL T.: AY, Heidelburg. PA; YORK, KAREN L.: FCD. Montgomery. AL; YOUNGBLOOD, JOSEPH O.: AEC. Tuskegee. AL. The essence I Auburn Auburn University and the city of Auburn share the same name. On pur- pose. Because hidden in that name are the things that the members of Auburn University share with the members of Auburn. The existence of either one isn ' t dependent upon the other, simply complimented by it. Hidden in the mer- chants, buildings, and people of Auburn is that special security that comes with being an integral part of a fine scheme of existence, full of the traditional, routine, and spectacular things that fill the individuals that make Auburn. Breathe deeply and be Auburn. •••The Community i : .1 ■Xi The city of Auburn is unique because it is a university city, perpetually young in popu- lation and ideas. It is founded on education, instruction, research and extension. The lovliest village of the plains is located at the junction of the Piedmont Plateau and the Coastal Plains, and was incorporated on February 2, 1839. The center of this original 1280-acre tract was located at the corner of what is now College Street and Magnolia Avenue. Auburn University is a dominant factor in the life of the City, and its rapid growth provides many new faculty, staff, and government jobs. The population of Auburn has continuously increased since 1900, and the 28,000 persons now living here £ AUBURN CITY LIMIT L ■4itm 494 495 is almost double the number living here in 1960. While the population of Lee County is also growing, the rate doesn ' t near match that of Auburn ' s expansion. Over 40% of those living in Lee County also re- side within the Auburn City limits — which covers only 26.5 square miles. Since 1839, Auburn has em- ployed the Mayor-Council form of government. Nine members are elected to the council, two from each of the four wards, and one from at-large to serve as President of the council. The administrative responsi- bilities are concentrated in a City Manager, selected by the Council to serve at its pleasure. 496 1 Years Of Know-how Has Put Cone Fabrics Out Front The name Cone owes its leader- ship in the world of fabrics to 81 years of know-how in manufacturing and finishing. Proof that experience really counts is in the overwhelming popularity of Cone denim which the company began producing in 1895. Then some years later, Cone cordu- roy came along with its fine reputa- tion. Today, Cone ' s 23 modern plants also create a whole line of quality fabrics for casualwear, sportswear, sleepwear, uniforms and career ap- parel, decorative fabrics and fabrics for home sewing. Polyurethane foam and dyestuffs are also important Cone products. The approximately 14,000 people who are Cone Mills enjoy a heritage of knowledge that gives Cone pro- ducts their well-earned place out front. Cone EXECUTIVE OFFICES Greensboro, N. C. Cone makes fabrics people live in! 497 The city operates on a budget of $2,750,092. It maintains one fire station, with 37 firemen and seven radio-equipped vehicles; there are also fifteen volunteer firemen in the commun- ity. The Police Department employs 41 sworn officers and 21 civilian personnel. They service the city with fifteen motor vehicles, four motor- cycles, and one dog-pound truck. Seven public schools, two private ones, and Auburn University serve the educational needs of the community. The enrollment of the Auburn City schools is over 3200, and of the i? eCidous SoutkmVraditiorL . . . cfcn one xiltojocs hm ' n! moRRison ' s Downtown and Village Mall o Opelika National Bank THE BANK FOR ALL REASONS OPELIKA AUBURN MIDWAY PLAZA 498 499 VOLK ft. JS II i • ' ' ■- War Eagle Volkswagen 1805 Opelika Road 500 180 teachers who staff these schools, 40% hold Masters Degrees. Because of the high percentage of students who enter college (more than double the average of Alabama), the academic program is oriented in that direction. Extra-curricular activities are broad in scope, with a good balance between academic, service, civic, and athletic activities. Lee County Hospital, located near Opelika, serves the Auburn area. It is equipped with 166 beds, maintains 37 practicing physicians and 55 regis- tered nurses on the staff. Undergoing a $10,000,000 expansion, the hospital will increase its beds to 218 update its service, and add cobalt therapy. The Auburn area is served by one daily and one twice-weekly news- paper. The twice-weekly Auburn Bulletin has a circulation of 5200, and the Opelika- Auburn Daily News has a circulation of 17,650. Three AM and two FM radio stations serve the Auburn area — these being: WAUD- V Farmers National Bank Opelika Aubum. Member F.D.I.C. People you can talk to! 501 1 You ' ll find it all at Village Mall Merchants Association, Inc. ANB The Bank That Never Clos MEMBEK KDIC Main Office 10( . (;ay Siroet and L nivcrsily Branch Siudcnl Union Building Auburn, Alabama 502 II Auburn University is rapidly be- coming synonymous with progress in the nation today. Auburn is cer- tainly being heard in engineering, architecture, pharmacy and many other areas. We of the Burns Kirkley and Williams Construction Com- pany are proud to have had a part in this success. We feel that our work on the new Pharmacy Building, Music Building, Union Building addition, and the Eagle ' s Cage greatly facilitates the education, relaxation, and spirit of the Auburn Student. AM, WJHO-AM, WAOA-AM, WFRI-FM, and WEGL-FM. WEGL is Auburn University ' s campus station. Auburn is served by the West- em Railway of Alabama which offers freight but not passenger service. An airport is located off East Glenn between Auburn and Opelika. This facility is owned and operated by the University and provides commuter airline service to and from Atlanta. For automotive transportation, Inter- state 85, U.S. Highway 29, Ala- bama Highways 147, 14, 280, and 267 are routed through the City. Auburn has many civic and service organizations available to Glom Sponsors Chester W. Jenkins, M.D. Mrs. P. Barnard Patricia D. Iwin its citizens. Some of these include the United Fund, the Red Cross, Head Start, and many welfare agencies. There are also twenty- six churches, representing most major religions and denomina- tions. Auburn offers a wide variety of services and institutions. In town there are seven banks and savings institutions, thirteen dentists, eleven drug stores, three book stores, and twenty- seven auto- mobile dealers. Two libraries — Hollifield Memorial Public Li- brary and Ralph Brown Draughon Library on the University campus — serve the community. These two facilities maintain a com- bined collection of over 880,000 volumes. Auburn University is a natural attraction for conventions and conferences, and the City pro- vides for these meetings. Visitors may stay in any of 936 motel BANK Please stop by our hank to get acquainted with our friendly staff. We would like to demonstrate to You our ANYTIME TELLER which offers 24 hours a day, 7 days a week hanking in Auburn. 503 J ■mussdl Athletic... LL: RUSSELL ATHLETIC DIVISION RUSSELL CORPORATION ALEXANDER CITY. ALABAMA World ' s Largest Manufacturer of Athletic Wear. We salute Auburn University and are proud to have supplied their teams uniforms 504 — r rooms located in thirteen motels. These are all filled by reservation for each football game long be- fore the season starts. The Auburn area offers a wide variety of year-round recreational opportunities. The City owns nine parks, ranging from the smallest of one acre to the largest of forty-two acres. It also runs three swimming pools. Tennis courts number six, with eight more in the planning stage. A new recreation center has just opened on the Opelika Highway. An 18-hole golf course, four tennis courts, and a fishing lake, jointly owned by the cities of Auburn and Opelika, will be opened in the summer of this year, provid- ing more relaxation for residents. When you cant drop everything youre doing just to get to the bank, remember, Central Bank is open on Saturdays. CENTRAL BANK OF AUBURIM, IM.A. A bank is a bank is a bank. Bunk ! 1 -Kip. M)iC 505 J Working for a better tomorrow Many a yard of fabric has come from the looms since WestPoint Pepperell had its beginning in the ISOO ' s— fabric for covered wagons, tents, airplanes, clipper ships, blimps, and even space craft. Textiles carried a heavy load in the early days of our country, and they are basic in today ' s complex world. Fabric is needed for thousands of end uses and WestPoint Pepperell supplies fabric for most of them. Many of our fabrics are used by other companies in making their own products. These we develop and engineer for specific needs. Today ' s textile industry is virtually a universe of diversification. Whatever the fabric need, WestPoint Pepperell is ready and willing to tackle the challenge— producing better fabrics for a better tomorrow. WestPoint Pepperell Corporate Hradquartrrs: WpsI Point, (iporgia Visit the Mill Store off 1-85 at the Fairfax-Huguley Alabama exit near West Point, Ga. 506 The Parks and recreation Department owns and maintains a Municiple Stadium with a seating capacity of approximately 5000. The City also has a Youth Baseball Complex which contains three lighted fields, a press-box building, and a 70-car parking lot. There is a full time Director and staff for community recreation with offices in the Recreation Center. For further recrea- tion, one particularly pop- ular with students, Chew- acla State Park is located five miles west of Auburn. It provides swimming, picknicking, and camping facilities. 507 CAMPUS DRUG INC. 1 50 East Magnolia Ave Downtown, Auburn 887-3441 Open: Weekdays 8-9 Weekends 8-8 n2M4.is Pizza, Sandwiches Spaghetti, Ravioh Salads Dine in or Carry out 508 i These services and facilities are available to all in Auburn, a friendly city whose purpose is education — because Education is Life. APPROACH TKI YIILAGE MALL • AUBURN , RLhbSMK Auburn Bank Trust Everybody ' s Bank On the corner of Mitcham and North Gay 509 ABBANATOY. TROY: 4 6 ABBOTT. JOE PAUL: 441 ABBOTT. rREDDIE: 231 ABBOTT. RICK: 252.417. 2M.32 ABUUI.AHALIM. SHABAN: 4 6 ABEL. LARRY: 4t ABEL. MARY ANNE: 424 ABEL. WILSON: 44« ABERNATHY. BILL: 443 ABERNATHY. MICHAEL: 427 ABERNATHY. NANCY; 4«7 ABERNATHY. SIDNEY: 4«S ABERNATHY. STEPHEN: 43« ABERNATHY. WILLIAM: 446 ABNEY. GINGER: 4ft ABNEY.KATHY:220 ABNEY. RICHARD: 4(6 ABRAHAMS. PAUL: 219 ABRELL. RAYMOND: 4 5 ABSHER. KATHY: 277. 440 ACKER. GEORGE: 4t7 ACREE. RONALD: 427 ACTON. DONALD: 4  ADAIR. HENRY: 216 ADAIR. KAREN: 467. 480 ADAMS. ANDREW 4S ADAMS. DARRELL: 43 ADAMS. GLEN: 466 ADAMS. JAMES: 467 ADAMS. JEAN: 434.217 ADAMS. JOHN: 421 ADAMS. KARY ELLEN: 422 ADAMS. KATHY: 414 ADAMS. KIRBY: 434 ADAMS. MARK: 420 ADAMS. MARY ELLEN: 297 ADAMS. MELINDA: 467 ADAMS. MICHEL: 466. 448 ADAMS. ROBIN: 466 ADAMS. ROY: 467 ADAMS. RUTHIE: 416 ADAMS. STEVE: 297 ADAMS. VICKI: 440 ADAMSON. RICK: 466 ADA.MSON. ANTHONY: 460 ADAMSON. BARBARA: 217 ADAMSON. RICK: 228 ADAMSON. VIC: 416 ADAMSON. WILLIAM: 449 ADAY. DAVID: 466 AOCOCK. JERE: 436 ADCOCK. PATTI: 424 ADCOCK. ROBERT: 467 ADDISON, CINDY: 416 ADERHOLT. MICHAEL: 446 ADKINS. ROBERT: 462 ADKINSON. LINDA: 467 ADKISON. WILLIAM: 308 ADRIAN. KAREN: 486 AFFENIT. STACIE: 422 AGERTON. ANNA: 467 AGERTON. STEPHEN: 467 AGNEN. BRIAN: 420 AGUINAGA. DORREEN: 486 AHANGER. ABDEL: 466 AIMER. BEVERLY: 466 AINSWORTH. WILLIAM: 436 AKIN. LUANNE: 434 AKINS. DONNA: 416 ALBERINO. MIKE: 443 ALBRIGHT. DUDLEY: 44 • ALBRIGHT. KAREN: 487 ALBRIGHT. PAMELA: 466. 428 ALBRITTON. DANS: 417 ALDRICH. AMY: 426 ALDRIOGE. CYNTHIA: 487 ALEXANDER. JAMES: 418 ALEXANDER. LINDA: 261.262. 226. 263 ALEXANDER. NAVERSIA. 326 ALEXANDER. ROBERT: 437 ALFORD. CLEVE: 448 ALFORD. JOHN: 487 ALFORD. SALLIE: 440.217 ALISH, VICKI: 487 ALLAN. LAURA: 217 ALLEN. BETTY - 431 . 292 ALLEN. BETTY: 431. 282 ALLEN. CAROL: 414 ALLEN. DONALD: 231 ALLEN. DOUGLAS: 418 ALLEN. JO ELLEN: 428. 380. 228 ALLEN. KATHY: 486, 416 ALLEN. LAMAR: 430 ALLEN. LAURA: 486 ALLEN. LEO: 417 ALLEN. PHOBE: 416 ALLEN. RETA: 260.419 ALLEN. SANDY: 440 ALLEN. VICK: 230 ALLEN. VIRGINIA: 217 ALLEY. MAMON: 268 ALLGOOD. ROBERT: 466. 381 ALLISON. AMELIA: 439 ALLISON. JOHN: 431 ALLPHIN. CINDY: 423 ALLRED. BELINDA: 467 ALLRKD. KAREN: 486 ALMEN DARES. RICARDO: 219 ALMOND. RICHARD: 487 ALOBY. MICHAEL: 430 ALRED. ANN D.: 217 ALSMOLLER. NICK: 487 ALSTON. ELIZABETH: 487 ALTMAN, JOHN: 467 ALTON. DON: 228 ALVERSON. BILL: 308 ALVERSON. LINDA: 462 ALVES. JOHN: 438. 224 AMAN. DOUGLAS: 436 AMAN. MELINDA: 434 AMAN. PHILIP: 418 AM BOS. GEORGE: 443 AMBROSIO. MICHAEL: 427 AMICK. DAVID: 487 AMMONS. BOBBY: 420 AMOS. ROBERT: 446 ANDELSON. ROBERT: 272 ANDERSON. BETSEY: 416 ANDERSON. BETH: 228 ANDERSON. BRIAN: 486 ANDERSON. BRUCE: 446 ANDERSON. CLAYTON: 220 ANDERSON, CYNTHIA: 466 ANDERSON. DAN: 443. 308 ANDERSON. FRANCI S: 487 ANDERSON. GREGORY: 467 ANDERSON. HAROLD: 297 ANDERSON. JOHN: 448 ANDERSON. LARRY: 440 ANDERSON. LYNDA: 422 ANDERSON. ROXANNE: 467. 279 ANDERSON. SANDRA: 226 ANDERSON. STANLEY: 308. 218 ANDERSON. STEVEN: 423 ANDERSON, TOMMY: 416 ANDERSON, VIRGINIA: 467 ANDERSON, WALTER: 418 ANDERSON, MIKE: 448 ANDREASON. LINDA: 428 ANDRESS, BRENDA: 467. 280 ANDREW. JAMES: 437 ANDREWS. DEBBIE: 414 ANDREWS, PATRICIA: 466 ANDREWS, WILLIAM: 456 ANERSON, DAVID: 486 ANGLIN, JUDITH: 486 ANTHONY, TIMOTHY: 467 ANTHONY, WILLIAM: 465 ANTORIOOES, NICHOLAS: 216 APLIN, JOEL: 467 APPERSON. BENITA: 264. 466. 265 APPERSON. KENNY: 486 APPERSON. SHARON: 436 APPLETON. BILLY: 430 APPLETON. JOE: 420 ARINGTON. STANLEY: 467 ARMITAGE. EDWIN: 224 ARMOUR, NANLY: 467, 224 ARMSTRONG, CATHY: 487, 279 ARNASON, JENNIFER: 429 ARNOLD, BRADLEY: 487 ARNOLD, CYNTHIA: 486 ARNOLD, KELLEE: 487 ARNOLD, MARLA: 455 ARNOLD, RACHAEL: 486 ARNOLD, THOMAS: 486 ARNOLD, VALERIE: 428 ARNOTT. SCOTT: 448 ARONE. PAUL: 418 ARONSON. ANN: 428 ARRINGTON. ALANE: 467 ARRINGTON. NITA: 467 ARRINGTON, SUSANNE: 429 ARRONT. IXJNNIE: 279 ARTHER, JAN: 414 ARTHUR, SUSAN: 268 ARTM AN, STEVE: 420 A8BURY, WAKE: 430 ASH, CHARLES: 446 ASHCRAFT, FRANCES: 467 ASHCRAFT. KATHY: 466 ASHER. JUDY: 434. 297 ASHLEN, DAVID: 437 ASHWANDER, CHARLES: 418 ASKEW, ANN: 225 ASNIP. DEBORAH: 487 ASNIP. WILLIAM: 448 ASTER, RUTH: 434 ASTIN. CAROL: 467. 236 ASTIN, CLARK: 466 ATHEY, CHARLES: 418, 210 ATKINS. JOE: 448 ATKINS. KAREN: 419 ATKINS. MELINDA: 419 ATKINSON. DOUGLAS: 467 ATTA WAY. MICHAEL: 434 ATTAWAY. NANCY: 467 AUBREY. PATRICK: 308. 218 AUERBACH. CAROL: 419 AVERY. GINGER: 376 AUGUST. JANET: 467 AULBACH. GEORJANN: 466 AUR. AMIN: 487 AUSTIN. DAVID: 438 AUTREY. STEVE: 466 AUTRY. RICHARD: 485 AUTRY. WILLIAM: 485 AVANT. ALETHA: 424 AVARD. JULES: 487 AVERY. JOHN: 467 AVERY. LOUIE: 453 AW8REY. PATRICK: 467 AVERS. LAURA: 486 AVERTT. JAN: 440 AVERY. GINGER: 419 AYERS. MARK: 437 AYERS. MARTHA: 260. 455. 280 B BABROW. DAVID: 436 BACCUS. JEAN M.: 467 BACHMANN. JAMES P.: 485 BACKER. CHERIE: 487 BACKUS. DEBRA K.: 431. 292. 224 BACLOCCO. DAVID A.: 486 BADENHEIMER. JACOB: 487 BAGETT. SUSAN: 422 BAGGETT. KENNETH E.: 447 BAGGETT. LINWOOD M.: 445 BAGLEY. NINA: 266, 487 BAGWELL, KATHY: 424 BAGWELL, KEITH: 487 BAGWELL, PHILLIP W.: 467 BAHR, THOMAS: 438 BAILEY, ALEXIA: 228 BAILEY, BENJAMIN C: 467 BAILEY, CINDY: 431 BAILEY, DANIEL G.: 467 BAILEY, DENNIS: 144 BAILEY, DONNA M.: 467 BAILEY, MARYNELL: 215 BAILEY. PAMELA B.: 466 BAILY. DAVID T.: 486 BAIN. JIM: 443 BAIN. MARY E.: 455 BAIN. WADE W.: 446 BAINE, LINDA: 220 BAIRD, BUDDY: 467 BAIRD, CAROL A.: 467, 280 BAKELY, MICHAEL: 436 BAKER, ANNETTE D.: 486 BAKER. BETH: 429 BAKER. BEVERLY: 434 BAKER, BOBBIE M.: 467 BAKER, BOBBY: 219 BAKER. DIANN: 200. 487 BAKER. DONALD J.: 449 BAKER. GREG: 210 BAKER, JAMES O.: 486 BAKER, KAREN: 416 BAKER, JOSEPH: 487 BAKER, LORI: 280 BAKER, PHILIPS: 465 BAKER. RANDALL T.: 418 BAKER. RODNEY B.: 418 BAKER. SHARON: 467 BAKER. TERRY: 180 BAKER. VANCE: 279. 421 BAKER, WILLIAM E.: 443 BALCH, SUE ANN: 431 BALDWIN, DAVID W.: 456 BALDWIN, GEORGE C: 465 BALL. BARBARA A.: 466 BALL. MICHAEL: 487 BALLARD, BUDDY: 446 BALLARD, DAVID: 487 BALLARD, PERRY: 449 BALLARD, WILLIAM P.: 467 BALTZ, SUSAN: 426 BANKS, CHARLES L.: 467 BANKSTON. DEBBIE: 467 BAPDI. ROBERT C: 446 BARBER. BELINDA L.: 467 BARBER. JAMES: 436 BARBER. JIMMY L.: 437 BARBER. JO: 486 BARBER. JOYCE: 487 BARBER. RANDY: 219. 279 BARBER. RICHARD F.: 434 BARBUTI, BETH ANN: 415 BARCLIFT, DENNIS: 280 BARCLIFT, KATHY: 280 BARDEN, DOUGLAS S.: 484 BARDEN. ELWOODE: 418 BAREFIELD. MICHAEL R.: 466. 228 BARFIELD, KEITH M.: 485 BARGANIER. JENNINGS M.: 446 BARGANIER. PAUL: 430 BARKER. BRENT A.: 486 BARKER. ELIZABETH A.: 438 BARKER. ROBERT S.: 466 BARKLEY. THOMAS: 486 BARLEY, LINDA: 434 BARLOW, BEN: 486 BARNARD, LLOYD 8.: 486 BARNARD, SHARON: 317 BARNER. DUCILLA: 438 BARNES. BELINDA L.: 4«T BARNES. BARBARA L.: 467 BARNES. DANA: 416 BARNES. DONNA L.: 467 BARNES. DOYLE E.: 484 BARNES, HARRIET: 433 BARNES, PAGE: 434 BARNES. PATRICK A.: 436 BARNES. RICKEY M.: 466 BARNES. TANDA: 487 BARNETT. REBECCA E.: 431. 317 BARNETTE, JANE: 466 BARNETT. JOHN W.: 444 BARNETT. ROBERT: 438 BARNHILL. ROBERT W.: 456 BAROUSSE, LYN: 422 BARR. DALE W.: 446 ■ARR, GERRIEC: 418 BARR, MARTHA: 424 BARR, RICKY G.: 467 BARRANCO. DAVID A.: 466 BARRETT. BARBARA A.: 467 BARRETT. BETSY: 424 BARRETT, CORNELIA: 487 BARRETT, DEBRA: 487 BARRETT, ELIZABETH J.: 486 BARRETT, III, JAMES: 433 BARRETT. JAMES G.: 448 BARRETT. MIKE: 180 BARRETT. PHOEBE: 424 BARRETT. ROBERT C: 467 BARRETT. W. MICHAEL: 436 BARRETT. WINN: 44 BARRINEAU. LISA: 485 BARROW. BEN: 210 BARROW. ROBERT: 438 BARRY, PATRICIA 41, 446 BARRY. WILLIAM P.: 446 BARTHOLOMEW, BRUCE: 438 BARTHOLOMEW, GARY: 436 BARTLETT, CARL: 448, 210, 275 BARTLETT, MALCOLM L.: 466 BARTLEY, JAMES: 487 BARTMESS, GARRY: 438 BARTON, COKEY: 443 BARTON, H. CLAIRE: 467 BARTON, JAMES D.: 467, 448 BARTON, LORA: 436 BARTON, TIM: 279 BARTON, WILLIAM H., Jr.: 446 BARON. KATHERINE S.: 467 BASEMORE. CAROL A.: 224 BASHINSKY. BET R.: 452 BASKERVILLE. JAMES: 424 BASS, JOHN K.: 467 BASS, MARTHA E.: 467 BASS. RANDLAE: 465. 216 BASSETT. MARY A.: 455 BASSHAM. DENNIE M.: 446 BASWELL. MICHAEL D.: 446 BATES. BONNIE J.: 467. 218 BATES. DONNA M.: 485 BATES. GLENN: 424 BATES. JENNY L.: 486 BATES. ROGER C: 486, 417, 379 BATES, SANDRA L.: 486 BATLEY, LISA: 440 BATSON, BRIAN: 279 BATSON, CAROLINE M.: 485 BATSON. GEORGE B.: 467 BATT. TIMOTHY C : 216 BATTAGLIA, RONNY B.: 447 BATTLE, GUY R.: 460 BATTLES, PATRICIA E.: 452 BAUGHMAN. DEBBIE: 422, 279 BAUGHMAN, ELIZABETH: 467 BAUKE, CURT: 440 BAUMGARTNER. CAROLYN: 467 BAUMHAUER, LEA: 432 BAUMHAUER, DEBBIE: 297 BAVADA, RAJENDRA E.: 467 BAXTER, C. GAYLE: 416, 217 BAXTER, JOHN: 487 BAXTER, PHILLIP: 437 BAYKIN, RAYMOND C. JR.: 446 BAYNARD. CAROLINE: 426 BAZEMORE, CAROL: 431, 336 BAZZY, DENNIS M.: 465 BEALEA, ARTHUR: 427 BEAN, JOAN: 280 BEANE, GORDON: 420 BEARD, JOYCE A.: 465, 279 BEARD, RICHARD III; 434 BEARD. SHEILA M.: 485 BEASLEY. DEBORAH C: 486 BEASLEY. JOHN P.: 434 BEASLEY. MICHELLE: 467 BEASON. BRENT W.: 486 SEASON, KENNETH: 487 BEATTY, SAMUEL O.: 426 BEATY. REBECCA: 467 BEAUCHAMP. AIMEE: 418 BEAUCHAMP. RALPH R.: 466 BEAVER. FRED L.: 466 BEAVERS, DAVID R.: 446 BEAVERS, RANDY: 430 BECK, GENE B.: 460 BECK. GINGER L.: 467 BECK. JOHN G.: 434 BECKER. MARGARET A: 466, 380 BECKHAM. JAMES: 487 BECKHAM. MAL: 325 BECKMAN.COLE: 36« BECKMAN. DAVID T.: 437 BECKM AN. MICHAEL J.: 486 BECKUM. CHARLES: 443 BECKUM. LINDA M. 466 BECKWITH. THOMAS J.: 446 BEDINGFIELD. ANNE E.: 467 BEECH. JOHNNIE W.: 456 BEIHEA. KAREN: 415 BEKKEN, MARY ANNE: 418 BELANI. MARILLA: 486 BELCHER. GINGER: 466 BELL. CHARLES: 487 BELU DONALD J.: 466 BELL. DONNA: 221 BELL. HEYWOOD L.: 466 BELL, JENNIFER R.: 486 BELL. LARRY: 487 BELL, PARTICIA K.: 485 BELL. ROBERT V.: 439, 334 BELL, SUSAN E.: 466 BELU SYLVIA: 431 BELLINGER, CATHY M.: 43 BELLVILLE, DEBBIE: 416 BELYEU, ANN: 440 BENDALL, LYNN: 419 BENDINGER, ANN J.: 466 BENDINGER, RICHARD: 488 BENDL, CRAIG: 487 BENJAMIN, DAVE J.: 485 BENJAMIN, NANCY: 431 BENNETT, JAMES: 437 BENNETT, JAMES E.: 429 BENNETT, LARRY T.: 463 BENNETT. MARK: 438 BENNING. T. R.. Ill: 466 BENNINGS. BIZ : 360 BENSON. RAYMOND: 436 BENTLEY, JAMES E., JR.: 447, 297 BENTLEY. KIA: 431 BENTLEY. RHETT: 440 BENTLEY. STEPHEN: 427 BENTON. BARBARA: 440 BENTON. PATTI: 422 BENTON. RICHARD A.: 418 BENTON. ROBERT J.: 466 BENTON. SUSAN D.: 467 BENTON. WILLIAM: 436 BERNARD. DAVID A.: 426 BERNHART. TERIE: 487 BERON. GREG: 221 BERRY. BILLY B.: 466 BERRY, CHARLES W.: 465 BERRY, JANET J.: 456 BERRY. JULIA: 426 BERRY. LYNN P.: 456 BERRY. MARTIN: 418 BERRY, TAB: 419 BERRY, TONY W.: 466 BERRYHILL, GILA A.: 4 5 BERRYHILL, LISA: 487 BERRYMAN, KAREN A.: 467 BERTAGNOLLL KATHY A.: 4«8 BERTOLETT, EDWIN C: 216 BERTOLETT. TED: 437 BERTRAM, SUZANNE I.: 463 BETBEZE. MERRIE A.: 468 BETCHEL. MARY: 414 BETHEA. KAREN: 292 BETTS. PHILIP: 421 BEVEL. JERRY: 487 BEVERLY. BETTY: 487 BEVINS. THOMAS G.: 437 BIALAS. GEOFFREY S.: 456 BIALAS. RUSTY: 280 BIBLE. KEITH F.: 429 BICE. TIM O.: 447 BKE, THOMAS R.: 447 BICKERSTAFF, HUGH J., Ul: 447 BIDEE, WILLIAM E.: 446 BIENKO, RAY J.: 418 RIGGERS. MARK R.: 334 BILBY. CINDY J.: 456 BILDERBACK. MARTIN C: 418. BILES. MICHAEL K.: 449 BILLINGSLEA KAREN: 433 BINGERT. RICHARD: 456 BIRCHEAT, DANIEL: 466 BIRCH FIELD, EDDIE: 456 BIRCHFIELO, NORRIS: 338 BIRD, JANET: 456 BIRD, JOSEPH S.: 216 BIRDSON. CONNIE: 46« BIRDSONG. CONNIE: 380 BISHOP. CLARKE A.: 447 BISHOP. DAVID: 436 BISHOP. DEBORAH: 360. 361 378. 380, 4M 510 BISHOP, ELIZABETH: 456, 429, BOLING, ANSLEY L.: 419 BRADLEY, BETSY: 416 BROWN, CLARA: 478 BUNN, JEFF: 430 297 BOLLEN, TRUMAN: 456 BRADLEY, CAROL A.: 468 BROWN, CLAUDIA: 40, 416 BUNNELL. JOHN: 229 BISHOP, JAMES: 436 BOLT, ANDY J.: 446 BRADLEY, CHERYL: 478 BROWN, CORY DON: 218, 309 BURBACH. ANN E.: 468, 280 BISHOP, JEFFREY A.: 48B BOLT, MELVIN L.: 447 BRADLEY, GORDON JR.: 421 BROWN. DAVID: 260, 438 BURCH, PATTIE: 415 BISHOP, LARRY: 443 BOLTON, DUDLEY P.: 444 BRADLEY, KERRY M.: 438. 279. BROWN, DOUGLAS: 32« BURCH. RICHARD A. 468 BISHOP, LYNNETTE: 456 BONAU, MARIA: 440. 216 216 BROWN, EDWARD: 466 BURCH. WILLIAM G.: 446 BISHOP, MARVIN R.: 449 BONO. JEFFREY H.: 444 BRADLEY. MARGARET L.: 468 BROWN, EUGENIA V.: 468 BURCHFIELD. WM.: 218 BISHOP, MIKE: 271 BOND. JOHN: 218 BRADSHER, HAL D.: 486 BROWN, GEORGE: 436. 224 BURCKHART, KAREN: 456 BISHOP, NANCIE A.: 452 BOND. PATRICIA: 428 BRADY. ROBERT G.: 486 BROWN. GLENN C: 468 BURFIELD. CINDY: 440 BISHOP, ROBERT L., JR.: 485, BONDS. BARBARA: 466 BRAGDON. BECKY: 431 BROWN. GINABETH: 431 BURPORD. BART: 443 216 BONDS, THOMAS A.: 468 BRAGG. JOEL: 421 BROWN. HERSHALL: 466 SURGE. EVERETT: 478 BISHOP, SAMMY: 487, 297 BONNER. JAMES G.: 468 BRALY. CELIA: 478 BROWN, JAMES D.: 447 BURGER. THOMAS C: 447 BISHOP. SKIP: 251,266 BONNER. PHYLIS: 456 BRAMBLETT. DR. GENE: 203 BROWN, JAMES H.: 418 BURGIN. ELIZABETH: 478. 217 BISSELL, JAMES B.: 444 BONO. LONNIE: 466 BRAMLETT, SUSIE: 478 BROWN, JANE: 416 BURGKART. BARBARA L.: 468 BITTICE, JOHNCARY: 420 BONO. TERRY: 456 BRANCH. INEZ A.: 437 BROWN, JANICE: 414 BURKE. DENISE:456 BIVINS, BILL: 221 BOOKER. RONALD R.: 444 BRAND. JERRY: 231 BROWN, JESSE O.: 468 BURKE, DONALD P. : 445 BIVINS, JUDITH: 456 BOOM, RENE: 419 BRANDEKBURG, BECKY: 478 BROWN, JILL: 426 BURKE, LEE ANN: 422, 292 BLACK, BILL: 430 BOONE, ALAN: 456 BRANDES. FRANCES: 280 BROWN. JOE A.: 468 BURKE, LYN: 440 BLACK, CATHRYN A.: 428 BOONE, DANIEL: 448 BRANDLEY, MICHAEL D.: 452 BROWN. JOE L.: 468 BURKE, WM. F.: 446 BLACK, CATHY: 422 BOONE, KEVIN: 448 BRANE. ALBERT W.: 434 BROWN, JONI v.: 486 BURKETT, DAVID: 443 BLACK, CHARLES W.: 437 BOOZER. RICKY: 466 BRANNON. BILL: 420 BROWN, LAWRENCE G.: 462 BURKHALTER, EDWARD W.: 486, BLACK, CYNTHIA A.: 280, 468 BOPP. BETTY: 430 BRANNON, SHANNON: 478 BROWN, LAURIE: 414 216 BLACK, ELIZABETH L.: 468 BOPP. SARA: 422 BRANTLEY, JOHN: 456 BROWN, M. HOWELL: 445 BURKHARDT, ROBERT: 468 BLACK, MARGARET: 487 BOPP. SUSAN: 422 BRANTLEY, JANE: 415 BROWN, MARGARET A.: 466 BURKS, MARILYNNE G.: 468 BLACK, P. DEAN: 420 BORCHER. GENIE: 425 BRANTLEY, LEE: 420 BROWN, MARLA: 431 BURKS. SIDNEY A.: 486. 449 BLACK, PATRICIA: 487 BORCHIK. JEFFREY R.: 426 BRANTON, JANET: 466 BROWN, MARY: 478 BURLAND. CYNTHIA L.: 486 BLACK, PHILIP: 436, 215 BORDEN. RICKEY D.: 478 BRANTON, VICKI: 478 BROWN, MIKE: 443 BURLESON. ROBERT A.: 444 BLACK, ROBBIE C: 428 BORDKPS. LEE: 456 BRANUM, SONYA: 414 BROWN, PATRICIA: 228 BURLESON, THOMAS W.: 486 BLACK, SALLY: 271. 424 BORELLI. MICHAEL A.: 224 BRASHER, ELISE: 478 BROWN, PHILLIP: 218 BURLEY, JIM R.: 449 BLACK, SAM H. Ill: 468 BOREN. BLAKE: 434 BRASWELU BESS: 433 BROWN, RANDALL J.: 478 BURMESTER, CHARLES: 218 BLACK, TERESA L. : 428 BOREN. LINDA: 440 BRASWELL, FREDERICK O. Ill: BROWN, RANDALL W.: 478 BURMESTER, SANDRA: 456 BLACKBURN, ALLISON: 431 BORING. GREG: 275 446 BROWN, RICHARD H.: 456, 229 BURN, CATHY: 422 BLACKBURN, BETSEY: 416 BORLAND. ROBERT E.: 446 BRATTON. DEBBIE: 431 BROWN, RONALD W.: 447 BRUNEIT, DAVID M.: 434 BLACKBURN, GERALD D.: 437 BOROUGH. BONNIE: 442 BRAWLEY, BLEN: 430 BROWN, STEVE A.: 429, 218. BURNETT, JAMES: 421 BLACKBURN, MARY: 424 BORUM. BARRY G.: 468 BRAXTON. TERRY: 448 216.180 BURNS, JANE C: 468 BLACKBURN, ROBERT M.: 444 BOSWELL. MICHAEL: 430 BRAYFORD. LINDA L.: 468 BROWN. THOMAS: 478 BURNS. JOSEPH G.: 468, 218 BLACKERBY, PAIGE: 266 BOSSTICK. BLYTHE: 264. 487. BRADHEAD, HAL L. : 216 BROWN, TONY: 221, 279 BURNS, MARIE: 456. 279 BLACKLIDGE, RANDY: 456 265 BREEDLOVE. GREGORY B.: 446. BROWN, TRACY: 431 BURNS. REBECCA: 478 BLACKMAR, FREDRICK L.: 429, BOSTICK. HUGH P., JR.: 444. 325. 275 BROWN, WILBUR L.: 486 BURNS, STEPHEN D.: 439. 325 210, 224 228 BREEDLOVE, PAM: 430 BROWN, WILLIAM: 423 BURSON. FRANCES T.: 419 BLACKMON, BARRY: 487 BOSTICK. OSCAR L.: 444 BREHM, KAREN J.. 486 BROWN, WILSON O.: 446 BURSON, JANICE: 425 BLACKMON, JULIUS E., JR.: 448 BOSWELL. AMY: 424 BRELAND, BRUCE: 478 BROWNING, CLAIRE C: 468 BURSON. MARGARET H.: 468 BLACKWELL, AMY: 432 BOSWELL. DONALD: 456 BRENDLE, HAL: 438 BROWNING, DANE: 448 BURT. KIRBY: 308 BLACKWELL, CELIA: 440 BOTELER. BARBARA: 487 BRENDLE, IDUSE: 444 BROWNING, JAMES: 478 BURT, ROBERT K.: 468 BLACKWELL, LESA: 456, 224 BOTELER. SUSAN: 432. 217 BRENNEN, KATHLEEN: 206 BROWNING, MARY: 466 BURTON, FRANK: 456 BLACKWELL, LYNDA K.: 485 BOTEWELL. JOHN H.: 485 BRETZ, BARBARA: 414 BROWNING, NED: 268, 273, BURTON, LEAH Y.: 486 BLACKWELL. MARION: 487 BOTTCHER, JANE: 440 BREWER, BARBARA: 415 452, 212 BURTON, ROBERT O.: 444 BLACKWELL. MAX: 487 BOTTS, MICHAEL: 456, 219 BREWER, GARY A.: 456 BROWNING, TERESA: 424 BUSBIN, BILL: 438 BLAICH. LYNNM.: 468 BOTTSFORD, RICHARD: 487 BREWER, MARTHA: 416 BRSLY, DAVID: 221 BUSBY, BARBARA: 456 BLAIR. HAZEL A.: 428. 234 BOUCHER. DEBBIE: 436. 216 BREWER, WILLIAM: 456 BRUBAKER, RICHARD: 466 BUSBY, VICKI: 430 BLAIR. KATHLEEN: 456, 224 BOUCHER. STEVE: 249 BREWSTER, DAVID M.: 446 BRUCE. EDDY R.: 468 BUSE. CHARLES: 456 BLAKE, DAVID: 456 BOUCHER, STEVEN: 436 BREWTON, LLOYD K. : 434 BRUCE. MIMI: 433 BUSH. DAVID N.: 468 BLAKE, JOHN: 487 BOUCHILLOF, ROBERT C: 485 BRICKEN. JAMES R.: 444 BRUGGE. BO: 456 BUSH. FRIEDA: 456 BLAKE, MAUREEN C: 468 BOUGUSH, DIANE: 487 BRIDGES, BARBARA J.: 486 BRUGGE. STEVEN: 440 BUSH. JERRY W.: 486 BLAKE, SALLY: 432 BOULIAN, CHARLES: 456 BRIDGES, BRENDA J.: 468 BRULE, STEPHEN: 427 BUSH, JOHN: 250, 438, 216 BLAKELEY, PAM: 456 BOULWARE, VANTA: 485 BRIEN, RICHARD R.: 444 BRUMBACK, SANDY: 416 BUSH, LAURA J.: 468 BLAKENBY, BEVERLY A.: 485 BOURNE, DUKE H.: 462 BRIGMAN, JAMES: 438 BRUMBELDE, GREG: 443 BUSH, ROBERT C: 443 BLARNEY, DAWN: 428 BOUTWELL. DELORES: 487 BRIMBERRY, CARRIE: 424 BRUMEISTER, FRED G.: 486 BUSHKAR, TERRI: 478 BLALOCK, AGGIE: 452 BOWDEN. FRANKE; 433 BRINKERHOFF, JAMES S.: 216 BRUMFIELD, DEBORAH: 466, 228 BUSHMAN, JACK C, II: 444 BLALOCK, LOU: 422 BOWDEN. SHAREE: 228. 280 BRINKMAN, MICHAEL: 437 BRUMLEY, JEANNE L.: 486 BUSOIGLIO. NORMAN: 437 BLALOCK, REBECCA L.: 224 BOWNE. JOHN: 231 BRINKMANN, MARK: 478, 216 BRUMMAL, VANCE W.: 468 BUSS. RANDALL W: 449. 325. BLANKENSHIP, CAROL: 262, 440, BOWDEN. LOCKE: 487 BRINKWORTH, GARY: 478 BRUNEY, CHARLES: 438 224 435, 217, 263 BOWDEN. WALTER S.: 449 BRINTON, JAMES E.: 486 BRUNO, CONCETTA: 430 BUSS, ROBERTA.: 449 BLANKENSHIP, KENNETH G.: 447 BOWEN. BRENDA: 440 BRIONEE. CANDIDO: 456 BRUNDON, STEVE F.: 446 BUSTER, DONNY: 436 BLANKENSHIP, RICHARD L.: 485 BOWEN. DANIEL L.: 485 BRISCOE. ANNE: 422 BRYAN. CARLA: 466 BUTGEREIT, BETSEY: 264, 217 BLANKENSHIP, SARAH A.: 485, BO WEN. JOHN W.: 456 BRISCOE. PATRICIA L.: 468 BRYAN. DONNA S.: 419 BUTLER, ALBERT G.: 417 217 BOWEN. KAREN: 431 BRITT. JIM: 266 BRYAN. FRANK A.: 434 BUTLER, BECKY: 422 BLANKENSHIP. SHARON: 435 BOWEN. PHILLIPE: 446 BRITT. RANDY D.: 418 BRYAN. MARYBETH: 415 BUTLER, CINDY: 422 BLANKLEY, BEVERLY: 260 BOWNE. THOMAS W., JR.: 485 BRITT, RODNEY C: 452 BRYAN, SANDY: 415 BUTLER, KATHY A.: 456 BLANTON, DEBORAH J.: 468 BOWERS. RICHARD: 438 BRITTAIN. DENNIS M.: 434 BRYAN, PATTI: 422 BUTLER. DENISE: 430 BLANTON, PATTY: 414 BOWERS. ROBERT: 478 BRITTAIN. MIKE: 448 BRYAN, S. SANDY: 217 BUTLER. NANCY: 424 BLASINGAME, MARK: 456 BOWLBY, ROBERT: 478 BRITNELL, RICHARD: 423 BRYAN, SHERREE: 253 BUTLER, RANDALL H.: 478 BLASS, CHARLES: 456 BOWLER, CAROL A.: 486 BRITWELL, RONALD: 466 BRYAN, VICKI: 415 BUTLER. REX: 440 BLEDSOE, JACK: 456 BOWLES, DEBORAH: 252, 238, BROADHEAD. HAL L.: 486 BRYANT, ANNETTE: 468 BUTLER. ROBERT W.: 468 BLEDSOE. ROBERT E.: 468 414,210, 263, 224.226 BROADSTONE, RICHARD: 418 BRYANT, DOUGLAS L.: 437 BUTLER, RHONDA: 478 BLEDSOE. WILLIAM G.: 444 BOWLES. GAIL: 431 BROADWAY. CHARLES E.: 446 BRYANT. JOSEPH: 456 BUTLER, JOHN L.: 478 BLEVING, MARY: 487 BOWLES. JOHN PAUL: 466, 218. BROCATO. MARY ESTHER: 419 BRYANT. KENNETH W.: 486 BUTLER, SUSAN M.: 456 BLISS, RICHARD F.: 446 309 BROCK. BRIAN J.: 216 BRYANT. MARILLA: 308 BUTTLER, FRANK: 280 BLISS, THOMAS G.: 424 BOWLES. PAUL: 279 BROCK, DUANE:4 6 BRYANT. ROBIN: 440 BUTTLER, JOHN: 280 BLOCK, TERRY L.: 446 BOWLES. SANDRA L.: 468 BROCK, JAMES M.: 443 BRYANT. STEVE: 448 BUTTON, BRUCE: 288 BLOUNT, AL D.: 486 BOWLEY, ROBERT: 478 BROCK, JOHN M.: 468 BRYANT, D.: 218 BUTTON, SPENCE: 266 BLOUNT, BARBARA: 432 BOWLING, ALLAN B.: 418 BROCK, SUZANNE: 414 BRYANT, WYANE: 456 BUTTS, MARCM.: 468 BLOUT. ROBERT: 487 BOWMAN, ROGER: 456 BROCK, VALERIE: 424 BRYARS, GLENN A.: 486 BUTZ, MARTHA: 224 BLUE. LAUGHLIN E.: 417 BOWMAN, VICKIE: 414 BROCKIN, EARL: 279 BRYSON. HERBERT M.. Ill: 468 BUYERS, WILLIAM: 427 BLUE. NANCY: 430 BOX, JEANNIE: 280 BROCKMAN, JAMES L.: 437 BRYSON. MARTHA: 456 BUZBEE, DWIGHT: 440 BLUE, MARK: 438 BOX, RALPH D.: 486 BROGLAN, LINDA: 478 BUCHANAN, KAREN C: 486 BYBEE, ELIZABETH: 456 BLUE, NANCY: 215 BOXEMAN, CHARLES M.: 486 BROM, WILLIAM: 218 BUCHANAN, MARY C: 486 BYRAN. TOM: 437 BOCK, STEVEN G.: 424 BOYD, CAROLYN: 433, 217 BROMBERG, CHARLES C: 444 BUCHANAN, VERNON: 231 BYRD. BENJAMIN R., JR.: 486, BODDEN, KIRBY: 448 BOYD. DANNY: 440 BROOKS. BONNEE: 424 BUCK, BEN: 420 439. 231 BODEN, NANCEE L.: 486 BOYD. DIANA: 265 BROOKS. GEORGE: 424 BUCK, JOHN: 420 BIRD. BETSY: 440. 275 BODIFORD, MARK: 427 BOYD. DONNIE W.: 468 BROOKS. HENRY P.. JR.: 418 BUCK, PETER S.: 426 BYRD. C. DAVID: 448 BODINE, ANN: 431 BOYD. ELEANOR: 478 BROOKS. KENNETH F.: 486 BUCK, SUSAN: 462 BYRD. DIANA: 266 BODINE, MIKE: 440 BOYD. OTIS H.: 449 BROOKS. MARLIN: 468 BUCKELEW. NANCY: 279, 416 BYRD. JAMES: 478 BOELL JAMES: 456 BOYEER. MARCIA: 466 BROOKS. MELANIE: 456 BUCKELEW, TOM: 443 BYRD. MARILYN: 221. 436 BOGGETT, CARL W.: 417 BOYER. DIANNE R.: 468 BROOKS, PATRICIA: 428 BUCKNER, CAROL: 422 BYRD. SHARLENE: 428 BOGGS, DAVID: 266 BRABNER. PHILLIP C: 444 BROOKS, RtES W., JR.: 436 BUCKNER, STEVE: 443 BYRD. SUSAN: 419 1 BOGGUS, DAVID: 265 BRACKERY. KAREN: 280 BROOKS. SHARON: 424 BUCKNER, JERRY: 440 BYRNE, MIKE: 210 BOGUCKI, JANICE L.: 217 BRACKIN. MARY K.: 468 BROOKS. STANLEY A.: 486 BUFF, KAREN: 414 BYRNE, STEPHEN: 438 BOGUSH, DIANE: 226 BRACKIN. TARA L.: 468. 221 BROOKS. STEVEN G.: 452. 220 BUGG, GEORGE G.: 479, 486 BYRNE, THOMAS: 438 BOHANNON, THOMAS A.: 468 BRADBERRY. JAMES: 430 BROSEMER. LISA: 414 BUGG. GORDON: 264. 265 BYRON, TOM: 210 BOHNHOFF. ALAN: 231 BRADBERRY. PHILLIP A.: 468 BROWN, MARK: 297 BULLARD. RUSTY: 430 BYRUM. DAVID: 456 BOLAND. VICKI: 440 BRADFORD. DAVID: 272 BROWDER, PENNY: 433 BULLINGTON. ALAN: 456 BOLEMAN, STANLEY: 426 BRADFORD. LESLEY: 436 BROWN, ANN ALLEN: 433 BULLINGTON. JOHN C: 216 C BOLEN, WILLIAM O., JR.: 447 BRADFORD. LOUIS H.: 468 BROWN, BARBY: 426, 279 BULLOCK. JAN: 440 CADDELL. JUESTA M.: 468 BOLES, JERRY: 228 BRADFORD. MILDRED L.: 224 BROWN, BECKY: 297 BULLOUGH. ROGER D.: 486 CADDELL. RicHARD: 456 BOLES. RHONDA: 487 BRADLEY, ALLISON: 433 BROWN, BEVERLY: 430 BUMGARNER. JOY: 456 CADEHHEAD. SARA J.: 468 BOLEY. BETH: 416.215 1 ! ■ BRADLEY, DR. BERT: 273 BROWN, BO: 431 BUNN. ERIC: 297 CAFFEY. CARLA: 292. 478 511 CAGF.. PHYLUS U 4I CAOLF. (iCORGC 466 tAOLK. LYNNS 4U CAIS, CONNIK « ] CAIN. LAL ' BA 279. 43 CAIN. MARCARKT 217 CAIN. MARTY E 4M CAIN. THOMAS F... JR. 434 CAIT. DONALD 4M CALDWFLL. HUGH F.; 444 CALUWFLL. MARIFTTA: 430 CALUWFLL. JACK: 44S CALDWKLL. KIM 42 CALDWFLL. PATTY J. 452 CALHOUN. MICHAKL R : 448 CALIVF. JAN 43 CALLAHAN. DONNA: 431 CALLAHAN. GLADYS: 4 6 CALLAHAN. CAPTAIN A. W. 229 CALLAWAY. JFAN: 4 « CALLAWAY. OKF W.: 437 CALLKN, JACK F..: 446 CALLINS. TIMOTHY: 427 CALLOWAY. PA.MELA J.: 486 CALTON, VIRGINIA: 4S« C ALTON. WILLIAM A.: 456 CALVERT, MARTY: 4S6 CAMBRON. DENISE E.: 452 CAMERON. BRAD S.: 486 CAMERON, DONALD L. 439 CAMERON. ELIZABETH: 456 CAMERON. RONALD K.: 486 CAMMACK. CHARLES T.: 418 CAMMACK. JANF. M.: 280. 468 CAMMACK. KIM: 215. 433 CAMMACK. NANCY: 433 CAMP. LEIGH M: 419 CAMP. ROBERTS.: 447 CA.MP. RODNEY L.: 434 CAMPBELL. AMY: 415 CA.MPBELL. DAVID: 423 CAMPBELL. DEBORAH A.: 486 CAMPBELL. GARY: 280 CAMPBELL. GLENN: 486 CAMPBELL. JOHN: 297 CAMPBELU KEVIN S.: 439 CAMPBELL. KIP: 420 CAMPBELL. LISA: 221 CAMPBELL. MARY L.: 456 CAMPBELL. MINOS: 44S CAMPBELL. PAT: 420 CAMPBELL. STANLEY: 456 CAMPBELL. VALERIE: 478 CANADY. VICKIC: 217 CANARY. TOMMY: 221 CANCEL. WALTER: 468 CANDLER. KAREN E.: 217.279. 486 CANDLER. LAURIE: 424 CANDLER. WALTER T.: 434. 297 CANNADA. DUD: 445 CANNON. CHRISTY: 416 CANTLEY. DAVID F.: 445 CAPE. TIM: 268 CAPELL. DAN S.: 231. 456 CAPELL. TERE: 435 CAPPS. DENISE P.O.: 215 CAPPS. SUSAN: 478 CARAWAY. ELIZABETH: 456 CARDNELL. CHARLES: 456 CAREY. BRENT C: 420 CARL. BARBARA: 428 CARLEE. RACHELS.: 468 CARLILE. MARIE L.: 420 CARLISLE, GLADYS: 456 CARLISLE. LORY: 425 CARLISLE. SUSAN: 416 CARLSON. ROSE: 280. 478 CARMACK. CONNIE: 218. 456 CARMACK. RICHARD E. : 486 CARMICHAEL. DOUGLAS W,: 447 CARNES. PEGGY: 456 CARNS. PHYLLIS D.: 468 CARPENTER. CONNA: 478 CARPENTER. JOHN: 279. 440 CARPENTER. KAREN: 225 CARPENTER. MARY 478 CARPENTER. MELINDA: 478 CARPENTER. MONTY: 440 CARR. ALZATA L.: 452 CARR. KAY B.: 468 CARRELL. RHEA: 433 CARRICK. KENNETH: 478 CARRINGTON. DR. THOMAS: 219 CARROLL. DALE: 427. 466 CARROLL. DAWN: 415 CARROLL. JOY: 221. 414 CARROLL. JUDY W.: 486 CARROLL. KEVIN: 440 CARROLL. MIKE: 427 CARROLL. ROBERT: 436 CARRUTH. LAYNE: 210. 252. 263 CARSON. ARTHUR J.: 444 CAR8WELL. ROBERT D.: 449 CARTER. BRANTLEY S.: 439 CARTER. DEE ANN: 440 CARTER. DONNA R.: 279. 456 CARTER. GREGORY A.: 486 CARTER. JACK: 430 CARTER, JAMES M.: 486 CARTER. KATHY L. : 486 CARTER. MARGARET: 428 CARTER. MARVIN A.: 468 CARTER. MICHAEL L. : 468 CARTER. MIKE: 443 CARTER. OTIS D: 418 CARTER. SUZANNE: 279. 428 CARTER. TOM: 297 CARTER. WILLIAM: 478 CARTER. WM. R.: 468 CARTNER. JAMES P.: 437 CARTON. JOSEPH J.: 468 CARTWRIGHT. CINDY: 422 CARVALHO. JOHN: 265 CARVER. CORENAS: 217. 486 CARNELL. TERESA: 414 CASE. JENNIFER: 428. 228 CASE. SHIRLEY: 478 CASEY. CINDY M.: 217 CASEY. GAIL E.: 420 CASEY. WM. S.: 418 CASHWELL, MARSHA E,: 218. 468 CASS. CALVIN: 478 CASSADY. TERESA R.: 486 CASSIDY. PEGGY: 478 CASTEKKIWM JATL: 440 CASTLEBERRY. GRANT A.: 429. 264, 265 CATHEY. SHARRON: 435 CAVENDISH. BECKY: 435 CHAMBER. JANET: 435 CHASON. RUSSELL: 438 CHILOS. WILMA: 435 CASSIDY. WILLIAM: 456 CATCHINGS. CINKY: 416 CATER. DEAN CATHERINE: 204 CATES. JEFFREY G.: 468 CATHEY. ROBIN: 478 CATO. JOHN 456 CAUDILL. CHERYL A.: 486 CAUDLE, JIMMY: 430 CAUTHEN. STEPHEN: 456 CAVALIERE. CAROL: 422 CAVANAUGH. MARK A.: 445 CAVANAUGH. RICHARD J.: 486 CAVIN.ELLEN J.: 468 CAWLEY. JOHN A.: 486 CAWOOD. SANDY: 416 CECIL, GREGORY P.: 434 CECIL. JOHN: 180 CHALKER. SUE ANN: 275. 416 CHALLOWF.R. SUSAN: 430 CHAMBERLAIN. ALEXANDER S.: CHAMBERS. CLARE: 422 CHAMBERS. CLAUDE L.: 444 CHAMBERS. DAVID; 486 CHAMBERS. MICHAEL: 478 CHAMBERS. SAN: 215, 424 CHAMBERS. WILLIAM H.: 439 CHAMBLISS. CAROL: 422 CHAMBLISS. FREDERICK: 426 CHAMPION. CINDY: 440 CHAMPION. JACOB B.: 468 CHANCELLOR. DELL: 297. 422 CHANCELLOR, JAMES: 437 CHANCY. DON R.: 456 CHANCY. FREDA D.: 456 CHANDLER. HARRY T.: 486 CHANDLER. JOSEPH: 224. 440 CHANDLER. LORI: 425 CHANDLER. PAMELA L.: 456 CHANDLER. ROGER L.: 468 CHAPLIN. KATHLEEN A r M CHAPMAN. ALLEN C: 478 CHAPMAN. DAVID G.: 228. 446 CHAPMAN. GILL W.: 486 CHAPMAN. JOHN: 443 CHAPMAN, KIM: 431 CHAPMAN, LYNN L.: 418 CHAPMAN. SALLY M.: 280. 456 CHAPMAN. SHEREE K.: 224 CHARETTE. JAMES M.: 288. 468 CHASTAIN, CYNTHIA: 420 CHASTAIN. DAVID: 440 CHASTEEN, LARRY L.: 486 CHEATWOOD, KEN: 436 CHENEY. BETH: 414 CHENEY. ROBERT M.: 447 CHERRY. RONALD W.: 486 CHESHIRE. MARD A.: 456 CHESTER. MARK: 427 CHEW. CLINTON J.: 418 CHEW. STEPHIN R.: 445 CHILDRE.SS. DONNA L.: 486 CHILDRESS. RUTH K.: 452 CHILDS. NELLE: 225. 415 CHISM. GLENDA: 221. 425 CHISM. MICHAEL A,: 456 CHISM, MICHELE: 478 rilF.SSER. ELF.SIA: 478 CMICHF.STER. JAN: 478 CIIITWOUO. ROBERT W.: 468 CHRISTENBERRY. DAVID: 218. 436 CIIRISTENBERRY. KATHY: 420 CHRISTENBERRY. MARY: 422 CHRISTIAN. SHARON: 435 CHRISTIE. CATERINE: 440 CHRISTOPHER, MICHAIL E.: 446 CHURCH. BEVERLY D.: 420 CHURCH. DEANE E.: 486. 430 CICHOWSKI. LEONARD H.: 426 CIRADO. DONNA: 414 CLAMENT. ANNE: 414 CLANTON. KAY: 422 CLAPPER. ROBERT G.: 218, 456 CLAPPER. TIMOTHY A.: 450 CLARK. BRIAN J.: 486 CLARK. CARLETTA: 452 CLARK, CASEY: 435 CLARK, CHARLES R.: 456 CLARK. DANA E.: 486 CLARK. DANNY: 421 CLARK. DEBORAH L.: 229. 456 CLARK. DENISE: 430 CLARK. GARY: 231 CLARK. DEVIN L.: 456 CLARK. MARY P.: 452 CLARK, MICHAEL G.: 456 CLARK, RANDY: 478 CLARK. ROBERT W.: 468 CLARK. TREY: 420 CLARK. NVENNE: 442 CLARK. WANDA: 434 CLARY. CHARLES W.: 456 CLAWWEN. SUSAN: 414 CLAYBROOK. HERBERT S. : 449 CLEAGE, MARVIN B.: 456 CLEAGE. MAY MAY: 442 CLEGHORN. KATHLEEN M.. 456 CLELAND. RHEA: 428 CLEMENT. JUSTON: 438 CLEMENTS, CHARLES L.: 443 CLEMENTS, CHERYL G.: 486 CLEMENTS. JEFFREY W.: 486 CLEVELAND, PAUL A.: 224, 439 CLEVELAND, SUSAN E.: 486 CLIBURN, ELLEN: 428 CLIFTON. BETH: 416 CLOCKLEY, TOM: 279 CLOTFELTER. DEBRA K.: 486 CLOYD. BECKY: 415 COATS, DAVID: 421 COBB. CHERYL J.: 468 COBB. JEFFREY: 478 COBB. JOHN: 421 COBB, JOHN H.: 429 COBB. PAULD.: 444 COBB, RALPH W.: 368 COBB, SALLIE B.: 486 COBB, WILLIAM P.: 446 COBIA. DEBBIE: 422 COLEY, RON: 279 COBLENTZ. CATHY: 440 CICHRAN, FRANKIE: 248. 1249 COCHRAN, STEVE; 22 1 COCHRAN. VAN T.: 456 COCKE. JOHN: 436 COCKRELL. KAY: 422 CODDING. PAM: 422 COE, MARGARET E. ; 368 COE. MARTHA M.: 486 COE. MICHAEL D.; 229, 444 COFER. RONALD R.: 468 COFFEY, DARRELL D.; 456 COFIELD. SAMUEL C: 418 COGGIN. SHERRY; 442 COGGINS. JOHN R,; 216 COGGINS. TERRY J.: 456 COHAN. LIZ; 297 COHN. ANNC; 486 COKER. CATHY; 425 COKER. LISA: 428 COCKORAN, SUSAN; 435 COLBERG. RICHARD D.; 216 COLE. AMANDA Q.: 457 COLE. DAVID L.: 457 COLE. FRANK C; 418 COLE. MARION: 422 COLE. MARK: 221 COLE, MARTHA J.; 452 COLE, ROBIN; 424 COLE. SUZANNE; 416 COLE, WILLIAM: 438 COLES, RICHARD E.; 468 COLEY, ROBERT B.; 437 COLL. JACK; 421 COLEMAN, ALGERNON S.: 444 COLLEY. LOUIS C, : 446 COLLIER, KAREN: 416 COLLIER, LYNN B.: 446 COLLIER. SHEILA: 426 COLLIER. THOMAS G.: 457 COLLINS. ALLEN P.: 468 COLLINS. DEBRA T.: 488 COLLINS. HOMER R.: 444 COLLINS. JAN; 288.415 COLLINS, KATHI: 424 COLLINS, LAURA L.: 48« COLUNS, MICHAEL D. ; 468 COLLINS, WILLIAM M.; 444 COLVIN, BILLY A,: 468 COMBS, PAM; 420 COMER, GEORGE: 210, 430 COMER. HUGH; 478 COMPTON, JOHN L. : 418 CON AR, JON T, : 334. 468 CONDON. MARY ALICE: 431 CONE, MICHAEL; 478 CONLEF, JYNN; 478 CONN, ANN L.: 217 CONNELL, CARL M.; 457 CONNELL, JOSEPH P.- 444 CONNER. ANN; 433 CONNER, A EUGENE: 449 CONNER. BUBBA: 430 CONNER, CHARLES D.; 224 CONNER. DONALD G.; 460 CONNER, DONALD M.; 449 CONNER. JERRY T.: 266, 449 CONNER. JOHN; 478 CONNER, NANCY D.; 218. 309. 468 CONNER, PATTl; 424 CONNER. SANDY: 424 CONNER. SUSAN: 444 CONNER. VIRGINIA; 414 CONNER. WALTER C; 224 CONNOR. HERSCHEL W.; 457 CONNOR. LINDA A.; 468 CONNORS. WAYNE; 443 CONRAD. JOHN G.; 450 CONRADS. JOSEPH: 288 CONWAY, JEFFERY G.: 260. 263. 457 CONYERS. STEPHIN D.; 486 COODY, BRUCE; 478 COOK, DOUGLAS H.; 434 COOK. HOWARD R.; 468 COOK, ELENA; 430 COOK. JAMES O.; 437 COOK. JAN; 478 COOK. JEFF: 448 COOK. JOHN C: 457 COOK. LARRY: 457 COOK. MARK; 443 COOK. NANCY; 416 COOK. STAN: 443 COOKE, RANDY P.; 437 COOKSEY, HARRY S.; 444 COOLEY. JOSEPH L.: 444 COOLEY. RICHARD A.; 457 COONER, SHARON R.; 279, 452 COONER. STEVE; 478 COONEY. DAVID M.: 486 COOPER, ANNE: 415 COOPER. DEAN BEN; 209 COOPER. CATHERINE: 478 COOPER. DAVID H. : 446 COOPER, DAVIS S,; 468, 226 COOPER. GINNY: 431 COOPER. HAROLD C: 439 COOPER. KAREN; 478 COOPER. KELLEY E.: 486 COOPER. MARGARET: 424 COOPER, MICHAEL D.. 452 COOPER, ROBERT V.; 418 COOPER. SANDRA; 416 COOPER. SUSAN: 416 COPE. CURTIS B.; 275. 444 COPELAND. CARLYN P.: 468 COPELAND. CARSON; 421 CONWELL. BRENT; 421 COPELAND. KEITH W.; 486 COPELAND. KIM; 430 COPELAND. STEVEN: 271. 457 COPELAND. STEVEN L.: 271. 449 COPENHAVER, TAVIA; 251,266, 440 COPPEDOE. DONALD L.; 444 COPPEDGE. J. KENNETH; 444 COPPOCK. DONALD: 216. 430 COPPOCK, RONALD; 430 CORBETT. DAVID; 436 CORCORAN. JAMIE M.: 426 CORCORAN. SUSAN; 218 CORDAY, GARY; 478 CORDES, BOB: 436 CORK, E. ANNE; 279. 467 CORK. TRAVIS: 421 CORKLE. DAVID; 478 CORLES. RACHEL; 279 COR LEY. CECELIA A,: 457 CORNELISON. GARY A.: 457 CORNELISON. PHILLIP K.; 447 CORNELIUS. ROBERT; 436 CORNELL. HOWARD: 297 CORNWELL. ANN: 308 CORTESE. PAUL A.; 210. 468 CORWIN. SANDRA L.; 468 CORYWELL. JERRY: 279 COSBY. CARL M,: 468 COSPER. DEBBIE A,; 488 COSPER. DONG.; 467 COST. LESLIE L. : 487 COSTON. CYNTHIA C: 486 COSTON. KATHY; 440 COTNEY. CAROL A.; 487 COTTLE. SUZANNE: 292. 416 COTTON. RICK EY E.; 487 COTTON. JOSEPH; 478 COTTINGHAM. ANITA; 478 COUCH. FRANK; 487 COUCH. JOYCE; 440 COUEY.NED R.; 462 COUGHRAN. JEFFREY: 4X4 COUNTS. SUSAN: 266 COUNTS. TOMMY U.; 488 COURSON. SANDRA: 440 COURTNEY. BERNARD C; 449 COURTNEY. CHARLES; 437 COURTNEY. JOHN C; 426 COUSINS. VERNON; 180.471 COWART. CATHY A.; 487 COW ART. CHARLES S.: 462 COWART. LANCE K.; 468 COWDEN. GEORGE H.: 487 COWLES. WALTER: 437 COWPERTWAIT. ROBERT S.; 449 COX, AMIE: 424 COX. BONNIE; 478 COX. CARY LYNN; 424 COX. DONALDS.: 487 COX. JAMES C; 487 COX. KATHERINE W.: 468 COX. KATHY; 415 COX. LYNN; 430 COX. PAULA: 430 COX. RAYMOND S.: 457 COX. RICHARD W.: 468 COXWELL. JOE: 478 CRADDOCK, DEBRA J.; 468 CRAFT. LARRY J.; 418 CRAIG. ALAN S.; 224 CRAIG, HART; 435 CRAIG, THOMAS L.: 487 GRAIN, MICHAEL: 448 CRAMTON. SISSY: 292. 416 CRANE. FRANCELL E.: 420 CRAVEN. JOSEPH; 421 CRAWFORD. ARTHUR C; 468 CRAWFORD, GAYLE; 478 CRAWFORD, KENNETH: 218 CRAWFORD, MARY; 424 CRAWFORD. RALPH G.; 224 CRAWFORD, SCOTTY: 250, 261. . 263.421 CRAWFORK. STEPHEN: 478 CRAZEN, WAYMOND B.; 468 CREAGAN. HARIAN E.; 487 CREEL, DOUGLAS E.; 444 CREEL. ROBERT R.; 449. 487 CRENSHAW. THOMAS H.; 224.44 CRESAP. NANCY D,: 452 CREW. BEN; 210 CREWS, GARY; 443 CREWS, RICHARD S.: 216 CREWS, WILLIAM; 448 CRIDER. JERRY W.; 487 CRIM. DENNIS E.; 468 CRITTENDEN, JEANETTE: 467 CRITTENDEN, RICKY: 443 CROCKER, BENNY: 468 CROCKER. GREG; 478 CROCKER, WILLIAM L,: 449 CRONER, DAVID W.: 418 CROOMS. VICKI; 478 CROSS. BRUCE; 291 CROSS. DABRA A.: 217 CROSS, JOHNT.; 446 CROSSE. RED; 218 CROUCH. JOETTE; 457 CROUCH. LAWRENCE N.; 216 CROW. JAN W.: 217, 416, 487 CROW, JEAN ANN: 441 CROW. JOHN P.: 457 CROW. MARY L. ; 457 CROW. ROBERT J.; 418 CROWDER. GREGORY D.: 46T CROWDER. MALINDA: 478 CROWE. CHARLF:S W.; 418 CROWE, LAURA: 422 CROWE, WILLIAM R. : 443 CROWLEY. TOMMY P.; 467 CROZIER. GWYNDOLYN; 478 CRUCLE. PHILIP: 478 CRUDLE. MARY: 478 CRUMP, MONA D.; 430 CRUMP, PHILIP; 478 CRUMPLER. BARBARA J.; 468 CRUMPLER. PAM: 414 CRUMPTON. CARA; 416 CRUSE. WALTER: 421 CULLEN. DONALD; 478 CULPEPPER. JAMES L.: 4X4 CULVER. KATHY; 478 CULVER. MARK S.: 447 CULVER. RODERICK K.; 418 CULVER, TERRI: 430 CUMMINS. DE ANNE: 431 CUNNINGHAM, BILL: 276 CUNNINGHAM, CAROLEE; 433 CUNNINGHAM, DAVE M. : 429 512 CUNNINGHAM, KIM S.: 487 DAVISON, PAMELA: 468 DODD. JAMES: 469 DUDLEY, MAC: 444 EDWARDS, WAYNE; 448 CUNNINGHAM, LUCILLE A.: 457 DAVIS, VICTOR: 424 DODDS, PETER: 443 DUDNEY, JENNY: 434 EDWARDS, WILLIAM: 434 CUNNINGHAM, MARY BETH: 27P DAVID, Wlf LIAM: 478 DODGEN, JOHN: 449 DUERK, GREGORY: 487 EGBERT, CARL: 479 CUNNINGHAM, MARY L.: 487 DAWDY, WILLIAM: 449 DOE, BECKY: 415 DUFFEY, GREGORY: 487 EGGE, MATHILDA: 440 CURLEE, GLENDA J.: 457 DAWKINS, PAT: 414 DOGGUE, ALAN: 436 DUFFEY, GREG: 457 EGKENAIER, WALTER; 458 CURLEE, STEPHEN D. : 457 DAWSON, LYNN: 420 DOHERTY, KATHLEEN: 487 DUG AN, JAMES: 449 EGER, PAUL; 458 CURREY, CATHY: 432 DAWSON, MICHAEL: 418 DOKE. NANCY: 432 DUGGAN. PEGGY: 218 EHDFRLE, MARK; 424 CURREY, RAYMOND J.: 468 DAWSON, VICKI: 487 DOLLAR, ELAINE: 433 DUGGAR, MARTHA: 469 EICH. BETTY; 422 CURRIE, HAYNES: 218 DAY. DEBBIE: 50. 416. 280 DOMINICK, SARA; 238 DUKE, ANDREW: 427 EIFERT, ROMAE: 425 CURRUTH, LAYNE: 421 DAY, DON: 436 DOMINICK. VIRGINIA. 217 DUKE, DEBORAH: 458 EIFERT. SUZANNE: 425 CURRY, JEFF: 180 DEADWYLER. KAREN: 487 DONAGHEY, LYNN; 457 DUKE, JAMES: 450 EILAND. AMORET: 428 CUTCHINS, MALCOLM A.: 216 DEAN. GARY: 421 DONAHUE, MARK: 427 DUKE, LEE: 445 EILAND. JOSEPH: 458 CURRY, MARTHA: 415 DEAL, LLOYD: 457 DONAHUE, PAULA: 415, 292 DUKE, ROGER; 469 EITZEN. PAULA; 428 CURTIS, MICHELE: 437 DEALEY, DAN: 448 DONALDSON. ELIZABETH: 487 DUKE, WALTER; 446 EITZEN. POLLY: 487 CUTTER, PATRICIA S.: 468 DEALY, DANIEL: 216 DONALDSON, FRED; 434 DUKES, BONNER: 458 ELDER, JOE: 279 CUZZORT, CAROLE A.: 487 DEAN. AMY: 457 DONALDSON, JANE: 457 DUKES, MARTIN; 444 ELEY, WILLIAM: 444 CUZZORT. FRANK D.: 231 DEAN. CHARLES: 468 DONALDSON, MAX: 418 DULL, BRET: 180 ELDER, JOY: 458 DEAN, CYNTHIA: 424 DONALDSON, RHETT: 457, 228 DUMAS, BOB; 146 ELDER, MELVIN: 487 D DEAN, DAVID: 457 DONALDSON, SCOTT: 449 DUMAS, MARTHA: 225 ELDER, NORMAN: 479 DAEHNKE. LAURA: 297 DEAN, LARRY: 457 DONALDSON, TIM: 218 DUMONT, CYNTHIA: 469 ELEINS, CARLOE; 458 DAIGLE, MARY: 457 DEAN, LAURIE: 414 DONNALY, JANET; 228 DUMONT, LYNN: 487 ELEY, JOAN: 415 DAILY, DENISE: 432 DEAN, MIKE: 229 DONNELLAN, BRUCE: 242, 238, DUNAVANT. ANDREW: 449 ELIES, ANDY: 440 DAILEY, MARIAN: 478 DEAN, ROGER: 448 444, 231, 210,212 DUNAVANT, MARK; 469 ELKAURIE, FRED: 449 DALY, JANET: 430 DEAN, RUSSELL: 457 DONNELLY, JANET: 469 DUNAWAY. JAMES: 487, 180 ELLIOT, JEROMERR; 469 DALTON, DEBBIE: 428 DEAN, VENARD: 449 DONOVAN, MARIE: 43 5, 279 DUNBAR, MARVIN: 418 ELLIOTT, BARBARA J.: 452 DAMPIER, GLENN: 447 DEAN, WILLIAM: 457 DONOVAN. WILLIAM : 440 DUNCAN, ELBERT: 224 ELLIOTT, DAVID L. : 469 DANIEL, DEBBIE: 414 DEASE, CHERYL: 428 DOOLEY, GERALD; 457 DUNCAN, KAREN: 479 ELLIOTT, GEORGE: 421 DANIEL, FREDDY: 445 DEBARDELEBEN, EDWIN; 487 DOOLEY, JOSEPH: 444 DUNCAN, MARK; 443 ELLIOTT, MARK: 421 DANIEL, JAMES: 478 DEBRITO, PHIL; 437 DOOLEY, SUSAN: 487 DUNCAN, MELANIE: 221 ELLIOTT. STEPHEN W.: 224 DANIEL, KARIN: 442 DEBS, DANIEL: 449 DOPSON, LINDA: 252, 437, 253 DUNCAN, WILLIAM: 458 ELLIORR, SUSAN J. : 487 DANIEL, MELODY: 478, 279 DECKER, COLONEL: 229 DORFINGER, MARY ELLEN; 457, DUNLAP, JERRY: 216 ELLIOTT, WM. C: 445 DANIEL, LISBETH: 478 DECKER, JOHN: 219 220 DUNLAP, MARVIN: 216 ELLIS, ANN; 430 DANIELL, DON: 427, 228 DECKER, VICKI; 440 DORLAND, JOHN; 444 DUNLAP, TIM: 439 ELLIS, CATHY: 430 DANIELS, JIM: 280 DEERMAN, STEVEN: 457 DORLAND, KAREN: 433. 217 DUNN, CLAIRE: 416 ELLIS, MARSHA: 435 DANIS, SUZANNE: 432 DEESE, MIKE: 430 DOROUGH. ROBIN; 469 DUNN, DONNA; 416 ELLIS, MICHAEL A.: 444 DANNER, CAROL: 457 DEFNALL, JAMES: 469 DORRIS. MYRA: 478 DUNN. DOUGLAS; 450 ELLIS, SUSAN: 440, 422 DARIF, CRAIG: 220 DEHART, THOMAS: 449 DORSEY. NELSON; 478 DUNN. GREG: 449 ELLIS, WILBUR: 438 DARK, DONNA: 487 DEKLE, BRIAN: 438 DORTH, STANLEY: 469 DUNN. JEFFREY: 469 ELLISON, BRENDA; 225 DARK, LEZLIE: 432 DELL, CAROL; 469 DOSS, KURT: 487 DUNN. LINDA: 224 ELLITHROP, DANIEL C: 447 DARK, LYNN: 425 DELOACH, JOHN: 429 DOSS, LINDA: 457 DUNN, LUCY; 469 ELLZAY, CYNTHIA .1.; 458 DARNELL, MARSHA: 425 DELOACH, REBECCA: 469 DOSS, CLAYTON: 440 DUNN, MARCIA: 469 ELMER, KENNETH L. ; 487,216 DARNELL. MICHAEL: 450 DELOACH, SANDY: 415 DOSTER, LEE: 422 DUNN, MARION: 458 ELMINS, RUSSELL: 479 DARR, DOUG: 478 DEMAIDRIBUS. MIKE: 231 DOTHARD, DEBRA: 469 DUNN, RUTH ANN: 432, 271 ELMORE, PHIL: 219 DARRAH, SALLY: 468 DEMPSEY. SUE: 432 DOUGETIE. HELEN; 457 DUNN, SHERRER; 418 ELMS, JAMES W.: 487 DARYF, CRAIG: 437 DENDY, MICHAEL; 457 DOUGHERTY, JAMES: 443 DUNN, TRENT: 270 ELROD, KATHY L. ; 458 DAUGHERTY, ELLEN: 433 DENNIS, JAMES: 446 DOUGHTIE, DAN; 264, 265 DUNSON, TONI;442 ELSEA, PHIL W.: 437 DAUGHTRY, ANN: 487 DENNIS, JOHN; 469, 229 DOUGHTIE, HELEN: 225 DUPLANDIS, JOHNNY: 458 EMBREY, JAMES E.; 450 DAUMA, STEPHEN: 457 DENNIS, NANCY: 469 DOUGLAS, BETTY: 432 DUPREE. DONNA: 479 EMERSON, LAURA: 424 DAUPHIN, CATHERINE: 420, 217 DENNIS. ROBERT; 478 DOUGLAS, CAROL: 434 DUPREE. WAYNE; 452 EMFINGER. MONA S. ; 469 DAVENPORT, BILL: 216 DENNIS. SUSAN: 422 DOUGLAS, GEORGE: 450 DURASKI, ROD; 262 EMMETT, ELIZABETH; 422 DAVENPORT, KARL; 457 DENNY. JAMES: 478 DOUGLAS, JO ANN: 478 DURHAM, CONNIE: 420 EMMONDS, ROBERT L.: 487 DAVENPORT, LANIER: 457 DENNY. LESLIE: 432 DOUGLAS, LINDA: 487 DURHAM. GLENDA: 469 ENFINGER, DAVID E. ; 224 DAVID, HENRY: 478 DENOON, JEANNE; 442 DOUGLAS, WILLIAM: 457 DUTTON. DONNA: 437 ENGELBRECHT, MARY C: 437 DAVID, JOHN: 436 DENSON. DAVIS ANNE: 49. 415 DOUGLASS, CARLA; 420 DUVALL. MARY CLYDE: 435. ENGELSON, ELLEN; 424 DAVIDSON, BARCO: 180 DENT, ARLENE: 487 DOW, DANA; 457 225 ENGELSTAD, STEVE P.; 487, 216 DAVIDSON, JOHN: 231 DERIKSON. BOB: 279 DOWDEY, ALICIA; 469 DYAS. PAM; 442 ENGLISH, DEWEY; 431 DAVIDSON, LESA: 432 DERICKSON, JOHN; 439 DOWDLE, KAREN: 425 DYE, MARCIA; 487 ENGiISH, HARRIS C. : 487 DAVIDSON, MICHELE: 457 DERIF. CRAIG: 210 DOWDY. CONNIE: 415 DYER, DONALD: 469 ENGLISH, ROBERT M.: 469 DAVIDSON, THOMAS: 478, 448, DERRICK. KIRBY: 457 DOWDY. LARRY: 447 DYER, ISSAC: 479 ENNIS, JAMES; 479 325 DETWILER. NANDY: 478 DOWDY, LISA; 440 DYER, TRUDIE: 479 ENNIS, WM.; 218 DAVIE, JANINE: 437 DEUPREE. SKIP: 430 DOWNARD, THOMAS; 448 DYESS, MELINDA: 479 ENNIST, DANIEL L; 449 DAVIES, JAMES: 436 DEUSCHLE, JULIE; 422 DOWNEY, RAY: 438 DYESS, RACHEL: 479 ENSTROM, THEDDORE P.: 469 DAVIS. ALICIA: 468 DEVAN, WILLIAM: 478, 421 DOWNEY, SHARON: 422 DYKES, ANNE: 416 ENTERKIN, NANCIE J.; 458 DAVIS, ANGELA: 457 DEVORE, DUDLEY: 249, 256, DOWNEY, TROY: 438 DYKES, DENISE: 430 ENTREKIN, PAUL T. : 458, 280 DAVIS, BECKY: 415 431,325,210, 212,275 DOWNING. ROBERT: 437 DYKES, EARL; 440 ERCANLI, AYSE N.: 452 DAVIS. BILLIE GAY: 428 DEWS, VICKI: 478 DOWNS. DANE; 279 DYSART. DAVID: 479 ERCANLI, TARMA G.: 452 DAVIS, BRAD: 430 DENTON, BONNIE: 440 DOWRICK, DAVE: 297 DYSON, DAVE; 443 ERICKSON, DANIEL R. ; 469 DAVIS, CARLTON: 487 DEYONKER, ROD; 445, 231 DOWTY, SUZANNE: 478 ERVIN, RICHARD A.: 418 DAVIS, CHARLOTTE: 264, 256, DIAMOND, RANDALL: 423 DOWNS, DANIELLE: 478 E ESDALE. GRAHAM: 443 428,210 DIAZ, ANA: 217 DOGLE, MICHELLE: 297 EARLE, EMILYAA; 479 ESKEW, HAL: 421 DAVIS, CYNTHIA: 457 DICK, JANET: 469 DOZIER, JOHN; 437 EARLE. JOHN: 469 ESKEW, SUSAN; 432 DAVIS, DAVID: 418 DICK, MARTHA; 487 DOZIER, JOYCE: 414 EARLES. PAT: 448 ESKIND, LINDA; 416 DAVIS, DELORES: 478 DICKENS, AVA; 487 DRAGOSEY, JEANNIE; 487 EARLY. HOWARD: 437 ESPY, PAUL G.: 449 DAVIS, DONALD: 468 DICKERSON, LEAH; 487, 221 DRAKE, MELVIN; 478 EARLY, JACK; 427 ESTESS, GLENN E. : 238, 458, DAVIS, DONNA: 432, 297 DICKERSON, MARC; 469 DRAKE, WILLIAM; 457 EASLEY, TONY; 180 228, 210 DAVIS, DOUGLAS: 457 DICKEY, DENNIS; 469 DRENNON.SLOATH; 422 EASOM, MAY; 220 ESTOCK, BUCKY: 420 DAVIS, EDWARD: 427, 146 DICKINSON, GEORGETTE; 260. DRESHER, DAVE: 421 EASON, BRUCE: 457 ETH ERIDGE, FRAN: 414 DAVIS, ELIZABETH: 468 478 DRESHER. LOU ANN: 416 EASON, MAY: 437 ETHERIDGE, JAMES D. : 458 DAVIS, EMILY: 457 DICKINSON, JOEL; 457 DREST, MAUREEN; 265 EASTBURN, MELBA: 469 ETHERIDGE, JAUNITA L. ; 469 DAVIS, ERIC: 434 DICKSON, CATHERINE: 457 DREWRY, LISA; 452 EASTER, CAROLYN: 458, 280 ETHERIDGE, JANE; 440 DAVIS, ESTELL: 457 DICKSON, GEORGE: 444 DRIGGERS, BOBBY; 431 EASTER, CYNTHIA: 479 ETHERIDGE, MARTHA: 440 DAVIS, GARY: 487 DICKSON, SESSION; 444 DRISCOLL, SH ARON: 420, 279 EASTERLING. SUSAN; 440 ETHERIDGE, WM. J.; 469 DAVIS, GREGORY: 487 DICKSON, STEVEN: 487 DRISKELL, DELORES; 457 EBRITE, RICHARD; 479 EUBANKS, NORBERT; 479 DAVIS, HAROLD: 478 DICKSON. WILLIAM: 427 DRISKELL, JEANNE ANNE; 422, EBAUGH, JENNIFER: 479, 218 EUBANKS, REBECCA J.: 469 DAVIS, JAKE: 478 DIENL, WESLEY; 445 292, 275 EBNEY, JOANN: 458 EUBANKS. ROBERT E. : 487 DAVIS, JEFF: 448 DIGGER, GREGORY: 458 DRISKELL, KAREN; 422 ECHOLS, JULIA; 428 EVANS, BETH; 428 DAVIS, JIM: 443 DIJT, JOHN; 478 DRITENBAS, DIANA: 478, 229 ECKERT, CLIFF; 229 EVANS. BRIAN W.; 458 DAVIS, JIM K.: 452 DILLARD, DEBRA: 487 DRITENBAS, JOHN; 457, 229 ECKERT. DALE; 437 EVANS, DAVID K. : 469 DAVIS, JOHNT.: 427 DILLON, BETH; 415 DRIVER, CAROL; 435 ECKHOFF, CHARLOTTE; 479 EVANS, FREDERICK G.: 437 DAVIS, KAREN: 478. 422 DINOS, SUSAN: 432 DRIVER, JEFFREY: 427 ECKS, DOUGLAS: 458 EVANS. JANET; 415 DAVIS, KATHERINE: 457 DIORIO, DOROTHY; 220 DRIVER, MARVIN: 447 EDEN, THOMAS; 347, 252, EVANS. JESSE: 288 DAVIS, KELLENE: 425 DIRIENNE, PATTI: 264, 478, DRIVER, SALLY: 416 238, 444 EVANS, JOSEPH M.: 458, 224 DAVIS, KENNETH: 457 265 DRIVER. SHARON; 487 EDGE, DOUGLAS: 487 EVANS, KAYEC; 458 DAVIS. KENT: 418 DISCH, STEVEN; 457, 224 DROST, MAUREEN: 265 EDMONDS, WILLIAM: 426 EVANS, MARTHA E.: 469 DAVIS, LARRY: 457, 210, DISMUKES, KIM: 224 DRUCKENMILLER, RICHARD: 231 EDMONDSON, DENNIS: 439 EVANS, NANCY: 266, 422 291 DI SOE, DONNY; 421 DRUEGER, HOLLY: 292 EDMONDSON, LOUISE; 430 EVANS, PRISCILLA; 428 DAVIS, LARRY: 468 DITTMAN, KATHERINE; 217 DRUMMAND, ROBERT; 469 EDWARDS, CAROLYN: 422 EVANS, RONALD: 479 DAVIS. LEAH: 478 DIXON, ALICE: 435 DRUMMONDS, MARTHA: 452 EDWARDS, CICELY: 420 EVANS. SARAH CATHY: 428 DAVIS. SISTER MARION: 452 DIXON, CAROL; 435 DRUNMONMOND, GRETCHEN; 478 EDWARDS, DEBORAH; 469 EVELAND. MARY G.: 487 DAVIS, MARK S. : 457 DIXON, CECIL: 478 DUBOIS, FRANCE; 478 EDWARDS, GEORGE: 446 EVENS. SARAH C; 469 DAVIS, LISA: 428 DIXON, CLIF: 418 DUBOSE, JAY; 218 EDWARDS, JAMES: 458 EVERETT. CLEVELAND J.: 418 DAVIS, MELANIE: 414 DIXON. DAVID; 443 DUBOIS, MARTHA; 428 EDWARDS, KAREN: 487 EVERETT, JAMES D.; 458 DAVIS, NICKY: 418 DIXON, MARK: 426,231 DUBOSE, STUART: 487 EDWARDS, LOUISE: 266, 279 EVERETT. REBECCA G.: 469 DAVIS, NALDA: 457 DIXON, RICHARD; 457 DUL, THOMAS: 224 EDWARDS, LYNN: 297 EVERS, STEVEN A.. 487, 449 DAVIS, RANDALL: 487 DIXON, SARA: 428 DUCHENE. DAVID: 421 EDWARDS, MARTIN: 421 EVERT, JAMES A.; 439 DAVIS, RONNIE: 457 DLUGOS, STEVE; 291 DUCK. CONNIE: 487 EDWARDS, TRACY: 469 EYER, CRAIG: 448 DAVIS, WILLIAM: 448 DOBSON, TERRY: 219, 279 DUDLEY, ANNE: 469 EDWARDS, VIRGINIA: 458 EZELL, JO: 433, 215 513 KZrLLF.. MARTHA: 4T« rLCMlNG. ORAMENTA D.: 469, FRIDAY. THOMAS C. : 458 GASTON. JOEL: 446 GOOD, KEITH: 291, 426 1 IZZELU MARILYN O 451 280 FRIDDLE. DAVID W.: 437 GATTIS. PAM: 416 COODALU SUSAN; 425 j| FLEMING. STEVE: 288 FRIEND. JAM F,S: 487 CAULDEN. GERALD: 47« GOODGAME, VAN; 448 ■ FLEMING. WILLIAM: 479 FRIMAK. JAMES C: 458 CAUSE. GEORGENE; 420 GOODMAN, MELANIE; 426 r FLETCHER. CHUCK: 449 FRITZ, JERRY: 279 CAUT. JACQUIE; 425 GOODRICH. PHILLIP: 429 KAGANS. SANDY: 4M FLETCHER. JODY: 487.217 FRITZ, RUSSELL T.: 445 GAVIN, CAROLYN; 487 GOODSON. MARK: 421 FAIN. RKMMIF 434 FLICKINGER. BROOKE: 420 FRITZ, TERI: 435 GAY, HOPE: 425 COLDSBY. JOEL; 444 KAIHCLOTH. J()HNE 4IS FLORENCE. KEVIN M.: 444 FRIX. WILLIAM M.: 458 GAY. WILLIAM; 216,487 GOODSON. JAMES; 421 KAISON, JAMF-S: 4TB FLOURNOY. KATHRYN L.: 458 FRONTZ, HOWARD: 219 GAYHEART. LEO: 437 GOODSON. WAYNE; 479 FALK. BONNIE C: 4M FLOWERS. JOHNNA H.: 452 FROST. BRUCE L. : 458 GAYLE. NORMAN; 444 GOODWIN. BECKY: 239. 420 FONDC. JOHN: 43( FLOWERS. ROBERT A.: 487 FROST. JAMES N.: 225, 458 GAYLES. JOHNNY: 479 GOODWIN. DEBBIE: 420 FANNIN. 1.0UIF: L.: 46 FLOYD. CANDY: 433 FROULA. BARBARA: 479 GEBERT, CLARE; 442 GOODWIN. DONALD: 418 FANNING. JAMKS 43 FLOYD. JANE: 426 FRYE. ROBERT S.: 469 GEDDES. JO ANNE; 430 GOODWIN. DONNA; 487 FANT. Dl ' RWARD Y : 449 FLOYD. JOHN C: 449 FUGE. LORI: 425 GEER. RUTH ANN; 420 GOODWIN, PAMELA: 458 FARISH. JULIE: 415 FLOYD. LINDA: 458 FOLKS. PAM: 425 GEESEY. RICHARD: 280. 439 GOODWIN, TRAVIS; 434 FARLEY. CAROL: 414 FLOYD. RICHARD A.: 458 FORREST, LUCIE: 425 GEESLIN, ARNOLD: 430 GOODWIN, WILLIAM: 469 FARMER. ANNE: 4I« FLOYD. MARY: 479 FUGE. NANCY: 425 CEMINHARDT. NANCY: 458 GOODWYN, WILLIAM HI: 444 FARMER. W. DALE 239. 4M. FLUKER. KAREN: 479 FUHRMAN. DUANE: 279 GENOS. SPYROS; 418 GORDAN, KAKI; 433 219. 279 FLYNN. FRANCES: 458 FULK. RANDY 216 GENTLE. ANITA; 275, 253 CORDAY. BERNARD; 439 FARMER. DONALD. 431 FLYNN. JOHN W. : 487 FULLER. CLIFFORD J.: 439 GENTLE, SHERRY; 469 GORDON. DAVID: 279 FARMER. FRANK: 431 FLYNN. LESLIE C: 420 FULLER. MARTHA L.: 458. 469 GENTRY, R. B.: 440 CORDON. JULIE: 420 FARMER. LINDA S.: 469 FOGARTY. KATE: 432 FULLER. STEPHEN: 479 GEORGE, JAMES: 448, 479 GORDOW, TRINA: 210. 442 FARMER. MARK: 218 FOGERTY. PAULA: 440 FULLERTON. JAMES R.: 418 GEORGE, JOHN: 325. 447 GORE. TIM: 436 FARQUHAR. ANDREW S.. 41g FOLMAR. HENERY G.: 439 FULLERTON. LEE ANN: 220, 430 GEORGE. LARRY; 469 GOREE. CYNTHIA; 220. 4M FARR. BAXTER M.. 469 FOLSOM. CINDY: 426 FOLLINGTON, JIM: 146 GEORGE. MARTHA; 220, 452 GORMAN. PATRICK; 418 FARR. BRUCE V.: 216 FOLSOM, KENNETH L.: 458 FULPER, NORMAN P.: 418 GEORGE. RESSEU; 487 GORNTO. BRUCE; 429 FARR. JAMES: 479 FOLSOM, MICHAEL: 218 FUNDERBURG, REBECCA: 479 GENNERT. ANN; 218. 426 GOSDIN. ANN: 442 FARRAR. ELIZABETH A.: 4S8 FON. LARRY: 479 FUNDERBURK, DEBBIE; 228, 416 GETTIS, JOHN; 487 GOSLIN, SCOTT: 487 FARRAR. MIKE: 437 FORBUS, MELINDA A.: 458 FUNK. SHERRY L. ; 452 GIBBS. JAN; 487 GOSLINS, KAYE; 458 FARRELL. FRANCES: 479 FORCHETTE, MIKE: 266 FUQUA. KAREN: 279 GIBBS, KATHI; 422 GOSS, KELLY: 422 FARRINGTON. JOSEPH K.: 462 FORD, CATHY A.: 217 FURGUSON. LINDA: 479 GIBSON. CINDY: 420 GOULD. BECKY: 422 FARRINCTON. MARY E.: 452 FORD. LESLIE A.: 224 FUTCH. ROBERT W.: 447 GIBSON, FLETCHER: 446 GRACE. DORMAN: 479 FARRIOR. ALANS.: 444 FORD. LISA: 428 FUTRE. CLAUDIE: 479 GIBSON, HARRIET: 224. 225 GRACE, ROBERT: 479 FARRIS. BERNICE: 479 FORD. STANLEY W.: 469 GIBSON, JAMES: 210, 427 GRACI. GAIL: 469 FARRIS. FRANCISE: 433, 217 FORD, VALERIE N.: 487 G GIBSON. MARY; 458 GRAESER. DAVID; 479 FARRIS. JIMMY W.: 469 FOREHAND. STEVE R.: 439. GADDIS. WENDY: 432 GILBERT, DAVID; 450 CRAFFUNDER. SABRINA; 280. FARRIS. WM.: 228 250. 215 GADIHE, CHERIE; 433 GILBERT. ELLEN; 469 479 FARROW. LARRY: 279 FOREMAW, WM. F. Ill: 426 GAFFORD, MICHAEL: 458 GILBERT. JOHN; 447 GRAHAM. ELIZABETH: 220 FAULK. DAVID W. : 458.219 FORESTER. JORDON; 218 GAFFNEY, PATTY J.: 420 GILBERT, MIKE: 487 GRAHAM, FUDO; 418 FAULKNER. DAVID: 479 FORETY. KATIE: 228 GAGE, GINGER: 426 GD-BERT, ROBERT: 446 GRAHAM, GARY: 469 FAULKNER. BARRY: 479 FORMAN. LEIGH: 442 GAINES, KEITH: 437 GILBERT, SHEILA: 469 GRAHAM, GINGER; 487 FAULKNER. STAR: 279 FORRESTER. ROBERT: 479 GAINES. MARK: 443 GILBREATH. CINDY; 415 GRAHAM. JULIE; 420 FEAGIN. MARY LYNN: 442 FOSTER, DANNY J.: 487 GALATIOTO, DAVID: 426 GILBREATH, LUANNE; 279. 425 GRAHAM, LINDA; 420 FEATHER. BRIAN K.: 487 FOSTER, DEBRA S.: 458 GALBRAITH, DEAN RUTH: 208 GILCHRIST. GARTN; 433 GRAHAM, RALPH: 469 FFEIIAN. MIKE H.: 469 FOSTER, GLEN H.: 487 GALBREATH, DURWARD; 458 GILES, DEBORAH; 479 GRAHAM, REYNA; 479 FEENEY. KATHY: 479 FOSTER. KEVIN L. : 487 GALEAGE, LINDA; 487 GILL, REED; 437 GRAHAM, WILLIAM: 418. 429 FEES. DOUGLAS J.: 487 FOSTER, RALPH S., JR.: 487 GALLAGHER, JAMES B.: 228, GILLASPY. GAYLE: 430 GRANATA. SAL; 440 FEIST. CAROLINE: 424. 224 FORSYTH. TOM: 252. 449, 210, 424 GILLIAM, ROSE; 479 GRANETT. BARBARA; 479 FELL. CHARLES A.: 487 253 GALLAHER, HUPERT S.: 469 GILLER, LEE; 426 GRANT. CINDY; 415 FELLOWS. DAVID: 479 FORTENBERRY. CURTIS B.: 469 GALLAGER, KATIE: 415 GILLERAN, DAVID; 458 GRANT. J.; 425 FELSHER. F.CHESTERL: 447 FOSHEE, JEFFERY A.: 439 GALLIMORE, TOM; 487 GILLESPIE. JANF:T; 415 GRANT, LINDA: 416 FELSHER. SHERY A.: 487 FOSHEE. WM. M.: 429 GALLOWAY, JAMES; 228 GILLILAND. DANNY: 279 GRANT. PAM: 416 FELTS. DEBBIE: 416. 215. FOSSEN, LINDA VAN: 215 GALVIN, ELLEN; 416 GILLILAND. DAVID: 458 GRANT. PERRY; 443 292 FOSTER, ANTHONY: 427 GAMBLE, HALF.: 446 GILLIS. BEN: 443 GRANT. ROBERT: 216. 44S FENDLEY. GARY L.: 449 FOSTER, ELIZABETH: 432 GAMBLE. DR. JAMES: 225 GILMORE. ANNE; 479 GRANTHAM. FRANK: 440 FENDLEY. GEORGE W. : 418. 325 FOSTER. JAMES: 297 GAMBLE, MARK E. : 458 GILMORE, CAREN; 218 GRANTHAM. JERRY; 470 FENDLEY. THOMAS: 418 FOSTER, REBTIE: 436 GAMBLE. SHARON; 479 GILMORE. JULIE: 279. 420 GRANTHAM. KATHLU; 458 FENGLER. JEFFREY A.: 434 FOUNTAIN. LESLIE: 440 GAMBLE. STEVE: 479 GILMORE. LEA: 420 GRANTHAM. ROBERT; 479 FENGLER. KATHY: 415 FOUTS, DR. JIM; 219 GANN. CARALOTTA: 469 GILMORE, OLIVER; 469 GRANTHAM. RONALD: 470 FENN. ANITA: 414 FOUST. KENDALL J.: 458 GANNON. ROBERT; 443 GILPIN. MARK; 479 GRANTHAM. WILLIAM: 479 FERGUSON. BERNARDS.: 458 FOUTS, BETH: 442 GANT, CARTER: 220. 425 GILY. CAROL; 428 GRAU. JOSEPH: 275. 444 FERGUSON. CHARLES M.: 449 FOWLER. CATHY: 449. 420 GANT. LESTER. JR.: 469 GINDL, FRANCES: 218. 458 GRAVES. BRYAN: 424 FERGUSO.N, CRAIG R.: 446 FOWLER, DONALD R.; 469. 297 GANTT. CLEVELAND D.; 469 GINN, CLINT: 228 GRAVES. KATHY: 252. 253. FERGUSON. JON: 438 FOWLER, JAN: 225,422 GANTT, WANDA; 479 GINN. CARLA; 279. 432 210.239.435 FERGUSON. KATHY: 415 FOWLER, SUE: 415 GAPEN, BRIAN: 448 GINN. G. CLINTON. JR.: 469 GRAVES. REBECCA: 487 FERGUSON. KEVIN B. : 469 FOX, JON: 180 GARBER, ALC: 479 GIORDANO. MARIO: 479 GRAVES. SHEREE: 425 FERNARD. CHARLES FOY, DEAN JAMES E.: 204, 273 GARBER. GINA M.: 280. 458 GIOVANELLY. CAROLYN: 428 GRAY. BATHANY: 479 FERNALD. CHUCK: 265 FRAILEY. JOHN: 487. 216 GARBUTT. GEORGE; 452 GIPSON, MEG; 442 GRAY. CHARLES; 470 FERRELU EILEEN P.: 420 FRANCF.S, LINDA: 487 GARBY. CHERYL; 432 GLADNEY, KAREN; 479 GRAY. CHRIS; 248.249 FERRELL. GEORGE H.: 424 FRANKLIN, BOBBY: 219 GARCIA. GREGG: 449 GLANCE, HA VERY: 180 GRAY. JEROME: 487 FERRETTI. ANN MARIE: 428 FRANKLIN, GEORGE M.: 469. 218 GARDNER. BENNY: 224. 429 GLASFORD. DEBBIE; 440 GRAY, KRIS; 219 FERRISS. MICHAEL F.: 418 FRANKLIN. JOHN: 479 GARDNER, ANNE: 432 GLASS, JAMES: 424 GRAY. MYRON C. JR.: 470 FETHERLIN. ROBERT H.: 469 FRANKLIN, NANCY L.: 266. GARDNER, BARBARA: 432 GLASS, JOHN; 469 GARY. PAUL: 458 FETZ. JOHN: 479 458.273 GARDNER, BUDDY: 146 GLASSCOCK. GREGORY: 429 GRAY. ROfiERT: 470 FEW, DAVID: 479 FRANKLIN, SUSAN: 266 GARDNER. CAROL; 487 GLASSCOCK, SUSAN; 487 CRAY. THOMAS: 487. 280 FIEDER, FREDERICK: 423 FRANKLIN, WILLIAM: 440 GARDNER. JAMES; 449 GLAZNEH, MARK; 445 GRAYSON. BRENDA; 470 FIELDS, GLENDA J.: 4 52 FRANKS. TOMMY A.: 446 GARDNER. MARGUERITE; 217, GLENN, CLAY; 210,437 GRAYSON, STANLEY; 231 FIELDS. POLLY ANN: 415 FRANZ. JOSEPH H. : 458 487 GLISSOR, JAMES: 434 GRECO. STEPHANIE; 425 FINCHER. BUSTER: 431 ERASER, LINNEA: 420 GARDNER, ROBERT: 418 GLOVER, DONNA: 479 GRECO. VALERIE: 479 FISCHER. LEIGH: 224 FRASH. KENNETH B.: 446 GARDINER, MARK: 231 GLOVER. DUB: 443 GREEN. DAVID; 450, 470 FINCHER. STANLEY E.: 450 FRAZIER, BILL: 418 GARET, GLORIA: 479 GLOVER. ROY; 443 GREEN, DELORES; 458 FINFROCH. LAURA: 428 FRECH, BARBARA: 415 GARIKES, SANDY; 279, 432 GLOVER, SUSAN; 458 GREEN. JOYCE: 487 FINLAYSON. ALLEN D,: 487 FREDERICK, CINDY: 422 GARLWER, WALTER; 487 GLOYD, SAM; 297 GREEN, NORRIS; 431 FINLEY. VICKI: 469.280 FREDERICK. SUSAN: 440,215 GARLINGTON. VICKI: 425 GOBER. JOHN; 268 GREEN, PAM: 442 FIRST. FREDERICK: 479 FREDERICK. ROBERT: 421 GARMON. KATHY; 430 COVER, KATHY; 420 GREEN. PAUL; 444 nSCHER. MARSHALL L.: 21 FREDESHAGAN. THOMAS; 437 GARNER, BONNIE; 422 GODFREY, BUTCH: 218 GREEN. ROGER: 231 FISHER, DONNA: 422. 253 FREDRICK, MARK W.: 458 GARNER, DAPHNE: 425 GODFREY, DEBORAH; 279. 280. GREEN. DEAN J. E.: 209 FISCHER. JAY: 219 FREEAR. DEBBIE A.: 469 GARNER. GARY: 449 435. 458 GREENE. DEANE; 487 FISCHER. JAY: 479 FREEL, LU ANN: 43, 420 GARNER. GARY: 458 GODFREY, JAN: 422 GREENE. KIT; 433 FISHER. MARSHALL L. : 487 FREEMAN, BEN H.: 444. 224 GARNER, HOWARD: 436 CODLEWDSKI, KAREN: 487 GREENE, MICHAEL: 447 FISHER. ROBERT S.: 469 FREEMAN. MARGUERITE: 217. 432 GARNER, WALTER: 469 GODSIN. ANN: 297 GREER. ROBERT: 438 FISHER, SHARON E.: 487 FREEMAN, MELVIN C: 216 GARRETT, DANA: 440 GODWIN, CAROL; 479 GREER. SUSAN: 414 FITE. MAC: 431 FREEMAN, NANCY J,: 420 GARRETT, DAVID; 479 GODWIN, ROGER: 297 GREGG. MISSY; 426 FITE. MEG: 431. 422 FREEMAN, PAM: 440 GARRETT, DEBRA; 458 GOETZ, JAMES: 447 GREGG. TINSLEY: 429 FITE. PAT: 431 FREEMAN. VICKIE: 251. 432 GARRETT, ELIZABETH: 224 GOFF, DEBBIE; 429,432 GREGORY. JERRY: 437 FITZGERALD. FRANK W.. JR.: 437 FREEMAN. SUSAN: 430 GARRETT, L. STAN: 448 COGGANE, GREGORY: 479 GREGORY. WILL: 439 FITZGERALD. VICKI: 479 FRENCH. DONNIE; 440 GARRETT, MARTHA; 422. 426 GOGGANS. JOSEPH: 458 GREIG. BRUCE: 434 FITZPATRICK. SEAN B.: 439 FRENCH. MARY L. : 469 GARRISON, STEVEN; 458 GOGGANS. PAUL; 231 CREMS. MARY: 297 FLANAGAN. LAVERNE: 214 FRENCH. MICHAEL S.: 279, 426 GARS, JAN: 220, 418 GOGGANS. THOMAS: 445 GRENADE. STEVE: 265. 458 FLEMING. DEBBIE: 415 FRF.SE, AVEN: 440 GARSEE. DEBORAH: 458 GOLDEN. MICKEY: 487 GRESHAM. DOUGLAS: 459 FLEMING. FRED: 448 FRETRE, OSTEGA: 434 GARTH, RICHARD: 424 GOLDEN. SHERYL: 487 GRF HAM. WILLIAM: 445 FLEMING. JAMES: 479 FRFYRE, ROBERT A.: 439 GASKELL. BOBBIE: 433 GOLDMAN. RICHARD: 220 GRIFFEN. JACK; 459 FLEMING. JOHN T. : 446 FRICKE. LAURY L.: 420 GASKIN. WILLIAM: 229. 469 GOLDEN, WILLIAM; 487 GRIFFIN. ANNE: 292. 433 FLEMING. JOYCE: 221. 420 FRICKF. R ACHAEL S.: 280. 469 OARVEY. RITA: 458 GOLSON. DAVID: 418 GRIFFIN. BRENDA: 459 FLEMING. KATHARINE L.: 469 FRICKE, ROLAND; 487 CASS. ERNEST: 469 GOLSON, DONALD: 288 GRIFFIN. CAROL: 435 FLEMING. LAWRENCE W. : 446 FRICKS. RICHARD L. : 228. 4 58 GASS. ROBERT: 458 GOLSON, FRANKLIN: 418 GRIFFN. DAN: 271. 268 FLEMIN i. MARY JANEY: 415 FRIDDLE. DAVID: 210 GASSER. MARK: 447 G01.S0N, KAREN: 217 GRIFFIN. DAVID; 418 514 I GRIFFIN. GREG: 216 GRIFFIN. JENA: 470 GRIFFIN, MIKE: 418 GRIFFIN. NORMA: 479 GRIFFIN, RICHARD: 231. 459 GRIFFIN. SAMUEL: 218, 308, 429 GRIFFIN. THOMAS: 325. 423 GRIFFIN. TOMMY: 434 GRIFFITH. CHARLES: 224. 429 GRIFFITH, KENNETH: 421 GRIFFITH. MARY: 459 GRIFFITH. NANCY: 487 GRIFFS, CHRISTOPHER: 421 GRIGG, CATHY: 225, 479 GRIGG. GLORIA: 224. 422 GRIGGS. ANN: 415 GRIMES. ADRIAN: 449 GRIMES. CYNTHIA LEE: 218. 479 GRIMES. SHANA: 292. 420. 459 GRIMMS, MICHAEL: 450 GRINER, KIM: 426 GRISETTE. MARY PAIGE: 428 GRISWOLD. ROBERT: 218. 449 GROSE, ENILIE: 414 GROSE. MICHAEL: 216 GROSS. AMY: 420 GROSS, DAVID: 487 GROSS, GLORIA: 487 GROSS, JANE: 459 GROSS. TINA; 414 GROSSEE. FREDERICK: 457 GROSSMAN. BRIAN: 437 GROTH. STEVEN: 439 GROVENSTEIN. SANDY: 308. 460 GRUBBS. JANICE: 231 GRUEZA, LOUIS: 447 GUESS, JO SEPH: 450 GUEST. STEPHAN: 231 GUILLOT, JANE: 428 GUKICH. ROBERT: 418 GULDENSCHUN. DAVID: 216. 424 GULLETTE, ALVIN;479 GULLEY. KAREN: 487 GULLOTTE. GARY: 418 GULSBY, CHARLES: 488 GUMBINER. ROBIN: 435 GUNN. WILLIAM: 437 GUNTER. CONNIE: 414 GUNTER. GAIL: 292, 416 GURAK. DUTCHIE: 443 GURAK. STACIE: 422 GUTHRIE. JACQUELINE: 479 GUTHRIE. LEWIS: 421 GUTHRIE. PHILLIP: 228 GUTHRIE. VERNER: 219, 470 GUTTON, STEPHEN: 488 GUY, ARTHUR: 216. 445 GUY, NORMAN: 447 GUY, REBECCA: 488 GUYTON, DODRIDGE: 439 GUYTON. ELIZABETH: 470 GUYTON, LEE: 210, 228 GUYTON, STEPHEN: 449 GYNTHER. LAWRENCE: 216 H HAAK, DONNA: 217 HAAK, NANCY: 488 HABERSTROH, ROBERT: 421 HACKNEY, ANN: 442, 225 HACKNEY. WILLIAM: 488 HADDAD. NADINE: 470 HADDEN. KEITH: 476 HAFFNER. SUSAN: 426 HAGER. KARLENE: 251, 256, 442 HAGGARD, RICHARD: 228 HAGGERTt, SHERRIL: 459 HAGLER, DONNA: 485 HAGLER, ROBERT: 231, 210 HAGOOD, LEO: 424 HAILE, CAROL: 231, 422 HAIN, JOHN: 427 HAISTEN, LECILE: 470 HAJEK, MICHAEL: 439, 215 HALBROOKS. DAWN: 422. 292 HALBROOKS. RALPH: 447 HALBROOKS, RICK: 479 HALE, BENNIE: 446 HALE. CATHY: 459 HALE. MARTY: 459 HALE. SUSAN: 416 HALEY. CYNTHIA: 488 HALEY. DONALD: 459 HALEY, RODELLE: 470 HALE, ALLISON: 428 HALL, ANITA: 218 HALL. BART: 444 HALL, BRUCE: 262, 231. 210. 253 HALL, DEBBIE: 442 HALL, FRANK: 479 HALL, GARY: 488 HALL, GLADSTONE: 450 HALL, HOLLY: 432 HALL, JOHN: 459 HALL, KEYLEY: 479 HALL, LYNN: 470, 417 HALL, MATHEW: 216 HALL, ROY: 439 HALL, SHARON: 470, 280 HALL. TERRY: 426 HALL. WILLIAM: 452 HALLEN. JOHN: 445 HALLUM. CAROLE: 416 HALSBROOKS, RICK: 270 HAM, CHARLEY: 444 HAMBRICK, JAN: 433 HAMBY. DENNIS: 470 HAMFF. ED: 445 HAMIL. JOHN: 470 HAMIL. TOM: 229 HAMIL. WILLIAM: 434 HAMILTON. DENISE: 217 HAMILTON, JEFF: 180 HAMILTON, SALLY: 280 HAMM, BILL: 443. 325 HAMMELL. JACKIE: 433 HAMMOND, DOUGLAS: 439 HAMMOND. LINDA: 220 HAMMOND, PAT: 479 HAMMONDS, JAMES: 431 HAMBURG, MARIANNE: 488 HAMILTON, GWENLYN: 488 HAMILTON, JEFFREY: 488 HAMMOND, DOUGLAS: 488 HANBY, HELEN: 479 HANCOCK, JOHN: 434 HANCOCK, MICHAEL: 459. 231 HAND. LARRY: 459.231 HAND. NANCY: 452 HAND. RONNIE: 488 HAND. SONJA: 415 HAND. WILLIAM: 459. 231 HANDKINS. LINDA: 488 HANDLEY. BEN: 448 HANDLEY. LENIS: 459. 218 HANDLEY, WILLIAM: 488, 216 HANDLIN, HARRY: 450 HANEMAN, DEAN VINCENT: 207 HANES, EVELYN: 470, 279 HANKE. DEEMA: 225 HANKINS. WILLIAM: 436 HANKS. TIM: 436 HANNAH. HERBERT: 439 HANNON. PAUL: 488. 459 HANRAHAN, MARK: 443 HANSEN, FRANK: 429 HANSON, BARBARA: 480 HANSON, BRUCE: 470 HANSON, KIM: 428, 275 HARP, NAN: 433, 217 HARP, ALLISON: 459 HARBANE, BILLY: 459 HARBARGER, CLAUDE: 231 HARBERT. ELIZABETH: 416 HARBIN. GARY: 459 HARBIN. LEIGH: 420 HARBISON. DIANN: 480 HARBON. CINDY: 414 HARBOUN. LAUREL: 480 HARDAWAY. GORDON: 470 HARDCASTLE, MIKE: 421 HARDEN, CECELIA: 448, 217 HARDIGREE, MIKE: 436 HARDIN, JIM: 421 HARDIN, WILLIAM: 488, 216 HARDING, PAMELA: 480 HARDISON, GEORGE: 418 HARDWICK, KIM: 432 HARDWICK, PAIGE: 432 HARDWICK, RUSSELL: 470 HARDY. BETSY: 414 HARDY. CHARLES: 470 HARDY. GEORGE: 431, 231 HARDY, JAN: 420 HARDY, JOHN: 448 HARDY, JOHN R.: 449 HARDY, MOLLY: 227, 416 HARDY, SUZY: 414 HARDY, TOM: 470 HARE, CLIFFORD: 439 HARGETT, REBECCA: 480 HARLAN, DEBBIE: 433 HARLIN, JOYCE: 470 HARMES, RICK: 265 HARMON. BARRY: 437 HARMON, ERICH: 480 HARMON, HUBERT: 480 HARMON, RICK: 265 HARMON. WILLY: 427 HARNETT, MARY: 415 HARNEY, CINDY: 260, 416 HARNEY, SAN: 416 HARPER, ALICE: 430 HARPER, CYNHTIA: 488 HARPER, JAKE: 418 HARPER, KEITH: 436 HARPER. LINDY: 416. 253 HARPLE. BERUCH: 424 HARPLE. BRUCE: 228 HARPLE. LINDA: 425 HARRELL. JOHN: 444 HARRELSON. BOBBY: 488 HARRELSON, CLEVELAND: 439 HARRELSON, DAVID: 218 HARRELSON, DEBORAH: 459 HARRELSON, DIANE: 459 HARRELSON, KIMBERLY: 488. 217 HARRELSON. STAR: 480. 430 HARRINGTON. BILL: 218 HARRINGTON, MICHAEL: 423 HARRINGTON, ROBERT: 444 HARRIROW. GEORGE: 436 HARRIS, ALMA: 459 HARRIS, BETTY: 470 HARRIS, CARITA: 422 HARRIS, CATERINE: 428 HARRIS, CHARLES: 418 HARRIS, CINDY: 217 HARRIS. CLYFILINE: 459 HARRIS. DAVID: 459 HARRIS. DEBBIE: 430, 217 HARRIS. DONNA: 428 HARRIS. EDWARD: 439 HARRIS. ELIZABETH: 480 HARRIS, FELMCIA: 459 HARRIS, FRANK: 418 HARRIS, JAMES: 459 HARRIS, JOHN: 270, 449 HARRIS, JOYCE: 488 HARRIS, KAREN: 488. 217 HARRIS, LIBBY: 280 HARRIS, LISA: 251, 470 HARRIS, MARIA: 452 HARRIS, MICHAEL: 437 HARRIS, MICHAEL: 439 HARRIS, PAUL: 488 HARRIS, PAULC: 470, 219, 231 HARRIS, REGINALD: 470 HARRIS, ROBERT: 488 HARRIS. ROBERT E.: 480 HARRIS. ROBERT L. : 480 HARRIS. SUSAN: 488, 430 HARRIS, VIRGIL: 470 HARRISON, ANDREA: 428 HARRISON, BETH: 260 HARRISON, GLENN: 488 HARRISON, JACKIE: 426 HARRISON, JAMES: 459 HARRISON. JANICE: 470 HARRISON. JOE: 251. 459. 228 HARRISON. DENNIS: 459 HARRISON, KENNETH: 459 HARRISON. KIMBERLY: 225 HARRISON, LEE: 221 HARRISON, MARY: 470 HARRISON, PATTI 442 HARRISON, PAULA: 430 HARRISON, SHARON: 480 HARRISON, SUSAN: 265, 266, 459 HARRISON. THOMAS: 434 HARRISON, WILLIAM: 488 HARRY, MIKE: 220 HARSKEY, RICHARD: 219, 470 HART, BARNEY; 459. 280 HART. CHARLES: 438 HART. EMILY: 425 HART. JODY: 414 HART. JOHN: 449 HART. KATHY: 420 HART. LOIS: 470 HART. LYNN: 430 HART. SHAREE: 433 HARTLEY. ANDREW: 436 HARTLEY. ANN: 436 HARTSELL. DEBBIE: 488 HARTSELL, MARY: 459. 231 HARTSFIELD. ANN: 422 HARTWELL. LAUREY: 422.215 HARVEY. JIM: 437 HARVEY. KENNETH: 297 HARVILL, CATHY: 459 HASE. CHRISTOPHER: 216 HASELPER. ZENO: 480 HASEMEYER. ALAN: 459 HASKEW, MEDFORD: 459 HASSETT, GINA: 459 HASTY. TIM: 44.270 HATCH. JOEY; 421 HATCHER. JENNIFER: 488 HATFIELD. MICHAEL: 422 THOMPSON, SUSAN: 424 HATHAWAY, CHARLES: 436 HATHCOCK, JOHN: 418 HAVRILAK, JAMES: 480 HAWKE, MICHAEL S. : 480 HAWKINS, ALLEN: 488 HAWKINS, CHARLES: 470 HARBARGER, CLAUDE: 437 HAWKINS, CHRIS: 421 HAWKINS. DELICIA: 488 HAWKINS. JAMES: 437 HAWKINS, JANNA: 415 HAWKINS, JOSEPH: 470 HAWKINS, LYNNE: 252, 253 HAWKINS. MARC: 447 HAWKINS. MARY: 459 HAWKINS. RICKY: 431 HAWKINS. SANDRA: 480. 280 HAWKS. STEVEN: 470 HAWTHORNE, CORKY: 431 HAWTHORNE, FRANK: 431 HAWTHORNE, GEORGE: 431 HAWTHORNE. ROBERT; 450 HAYES. DEBBIE: 415 HAYES. JANEY: 480 HAYES. MARTHA: 470 HAYES. MYNA: 228 HAYES. REBECCA: 442 HAYES. ROBERT: 288 HAYES, VIRGINIA: 470 HAYGOOD, DANIEL; 429 HAYNES, CAROL: 422 HAYNES. DIANA; 260 HAYNES, FRANK: 448 HAYNES, HAROLD: 480 HAYNES, JAMES: 449 HAYNES, MARGARET; 470 HAYNES, MARTHA: 428 HAYNES, MICHAEL; 488 HAYS, JACQUELYNN: 480 HAYWOOD, RICHARD; 480 HAZENFIELD. SUSAN: 265. 428 HEAD. DANNY: 480 HEAD. JEFF; 470 HEAD. MICHAEL: 419 HEAD. MICHAEL: 418 HEADLEY. RICHARD: 431 HEARD. DENISE: 414 HEARD. DENNIS: 437 HEARD. MARK: 488 HEARD, MARSHA: 459 HEARN, GARY: 436 HEATH, KAREN: 470 HEATH, ROBERT; 446 HEATHCOCK, HARRY: 470 HEATON, BEN; 445 HEATON, CYNTHIA: 470 HECHT, ANN; 420 HECKMAN, PETER: 470. 445 HEDRICK. GREGORY; 437 HEETER. DAVID: 228 HEETH. RICHARD: 470 HEGGEMAN. BERNIE: 438 HEGI. LARRY: 480 HEIDLER, DAVID: 427 HEIL. CORRY; 449 HEITHNER. EDWARD: 449 HELIS. DICK: 436 HELMS. DYKE; 263. 265 HELMS. JUDY: 266 HELMS. SISSY; 415 HELSEL. DONALD: 480 HELTON, JANET: 433, 292 HENAGAN, CHARLES: 445 HENDERS, PATRICIA: 422, 217 HENDERSON. BILLY: 446 HENDERSON. DENNIS: 434 HENDERSON. FRED: 488 HENDERSON. JOHN: 418 HENDERSON, KENNETH; 439, 249. 210. 212 HENDERSON. LAURA; 433 HENDERSON. NANCY: 426 HENDERSON. MELISSA; 433 HENDERSON. MAJOR PETER; 292 HENDLEY. BILL; 419 HENDRICKS. DENNIS: 488 HENDRICKS, HENLETT; 419 HENDRICKS, LARRY: 419 HENDRICKSON, CAROL: 488 HENDRIX, DAVID: 459 HENDRIX, ROBERT: 459 HENE, HENRY: 448 HENE, PAUL; 448 HENIG, MICHAEL; 448 HENLEY, ELIZABETH: 217 HENRY. AL: 470 HENRY. MICHAEL; 445 HENRY. JEANNE; 470 HENRY. LINDA; 480 HENRY. MELISSA; 2 79 HENSEL. LYNN: 430 HENSEY. TIM; 448 HERBANEK. JEFFREY; 447 HERBERT. CYNDI: 442 HERBERT. KENNETH; 488 HERBERT, ROBERT: 470 HEREDON, DONNIE: 452 HEREFORD, RACHAEL; 452 HEREFORD. SUSAN; 435 HEREFORD. WILLIAM: 488 HERLONG, DONNIE: 452 HERMECZ. JULIE; 260. 263 HERNDON. JAMES; 446 HERRAN. GEORGE: 452 HERRIN. GARY; 488 HERRING. CHARLES: 470 HERRING. DONNA; 416 HERRING. RALPH; 443 HERTHA. MARK: 488 HERVEY. ROBERT: 443 HESS, CYNTHIA; 480 HESS, DOUGLAS: 459 HESTER, BRYAN: 431 HESTER, DANA: 480 HESTER, ERIN: 435 HESTER, JAMES; 459 HESTER, JAMES: 459 HESTER. LANCE; 440 HESTER. LEE: 440 HESTER. RICHARD: 470 HESTER. THOMAS; 488 HESTER. VANESSA: 480 HEWITT. LISA; 442 HEWSETT. KYLE; 459 HICK, SUE: 488 HICKS, ALAN: 431 HICKS, CINDI; 432 HICKS, JAMES; 419, 220 HICKS, MARGUERITE; 459, 220 HICKS, MARTHA: 459 HICKS, PATRICIA: 488 HICKS, REBECCA: 470 HICKS, STUART; 419 HICKS, VICKl: 414 HICKS, WILLIAM: 459 HIGDON, RONALD: 459 HIGGINBOTHAM, ANN: 480 HIGGINBOTHAM, JAMES: 470 HIGGINBOTHAM, PHILLIP; 459 HIGGINBOTHAM, ROBERT; 480 HIGGINBOTHAM, SUSAN: 470 HIGGINS, BETTY; 416 HIGGINS, DAN; 421 HIGGINS. KATHY: 459 HIGGINS. SHERRI; 488 HIGGINS, RHONDA: 480 HIGGINS, TERI; 414 HIGHLEY, CHARLES; 439 HIGHT, HILARY: 480 HIGHT, MARY; 470 HIGHTOWER, MEG: 433 HILDEBRAND, JAMES; 436 HILL, ALAN: 488 HILL, BRENT: 470 HILL, BROCK: 251, 252, 239, 421, 253 HILL. CAROLYN: 414 HILL, CHARLES: 446 HILL, CHRISTINA: 459 HILL, DERNES: 436 HILL. ARLONA: 480 HILL. JOSEPH; 438 HILL. LEVIS: 449 HILL. MELISSA: 488, 217 HILL, RHONDA: 221 HILL, RONALD; 459 HILL, VIVIAN: 470 HILLS, DAVID; 280 HILLS. MELANIE; 280 HILLER. ELLEN: 263. 417 HILLMAN, MICHAEL; 459 HILS, BARBARA: 462 HILS. ROBERT: 452 HILVER, AMY: 433 HIMIC, STEPHEN: 488 HINKLE, DEBORAH; 459 HINKLE. DONALD: 459 HINKLE. JAN: 488 HINKLE, NANCY: 470 HINKLE, STEVEN; 426, 297 HINSHAW. JOHN; 480 HINSON, FRED: 459 HINSON. JAMES; 470 HINSON. MICHAEL: 218 HIPP. MARY JEAN; 415, 228 HIRSCH, MARTY: 443 HITCHCOCK, BERT: 214 HITCHCOCK, BILL: 449 HIXON, LINDA; 480 HIXON. MICHAEL; 446 HIXON. TERRELL; 446 HOBBS, DELWIN; 450 HOBBE, DIONNE: 279 HOBBS, DEAN EDWARD: 205. 431 HOBBS, SHARON: 488 HOBOY. CECELIA: 459, 279 HOCUTT, MARION: 488 HODAD, KEME: 297 HODGES, DON; 444 HODGES, GREGORY: 447 HODGES. HUGE; 419 HODGES, KRIS: 325 HODGES, MANLY: 446 HODGES, MARK; 427, 231 HODGES, OWEN: 446 HODGES, THOMAS; 459 HODGSON, BILL; 446 HOERLIEN, MARY: 470 HOFF, JEFFERY: 470 HOFFMAN, LISA; 459 HOFFMAN, ROY; 443, 216 HOGHEINS. SHARON: 470 HOGAN. LAURA: 417 HOGAN. MICHAEL: 440 HODGE, LARRY: 462 HOGG. DONALD; 418 515 HOGG. SAMUEL. 4 0 HOWTON. WM. D.: 470 INGRAM, GAIL: 432 JOHNSON. JUDITH L.: 4M JORDAN. ROBERT M.: 460 HOL AWAY. THlUUr 4Sa HOY AM. RAYMOND: 453. 219 INGRAM. LINDA E.: 460 JOHNSON. JUDY: 221 JORDAN, ROBERT S.: 44« i HULBKRT. JACK 43 HSU. KOANG HONG: 453 INGRUM. JEFFREY W.: 480 JOHNSON, KIRK: 431 JORDAN. HON C: 471 HOUruMB. DALr: 44S HUANG. JOYCE: 432 INJAYCHOCK. CAROL: 422 JOHNSON, LAURIE: 426 JORDAN. SHARON L.: 460 HOL8AUGH. MARTHA 43 HUBBARD. GEORGE: 470 IRELAND. BILL: 438 JOHNSON, LEE: 436 JORDAN, STACIA: 2 0, 471 HOLLAOAY. CAROL A.; 470 HUBBARD. PHILIP: 419 IRELAND. KELLY: 436 JOHNSON, LINDA: 217, 417, JORDAN, SUSAN: 480 HOLLA.SD. BK.NNY: 275 HUBBARD. STANLEY: 480 IRISH, DOUG: 421 471 JORSSON, JOHN: 436 HOLLAND. JAMES 4 9 HUBBARD. THOMAS: 4W IRISH, STFJ HANIE R. : 470 JOHNSON, MARIA A.: 471 JOSEPH, STEPHEN E.: 450 HOLLAND. JUUE 27 HUBBARD, WM. E.: 439 IRVIN, M. JANE: 460 JOHNSON, NANCY: 453 JOSEPH, THOMAS T.: 446 HOLLAND. NANCY: 2 7 MUCH. THOMAS: 459 IRWIN. GEARY A.: 292. 4«0 JOHNSON, NUNNY: 417 JOUANA. JOE: 297,44 HOLLEN. JOHNC: 2I HUDDLE. KIM: 414 IRVEY, PETE: 443 JOHNSON, PHILIP: 440 JOWERS, JAMES R.: 41 H0LL :N. NANCY 4S« HUDDLESTON. THOMAS: 470 ISBELL, GORDON: 252, 253. 446 JOHNSON, REBECCA: 488 JOYNER, DAVID W.: 216 MOLI.EY. PAMELA: 460. 280 HUDGENS. WM. T.: ' 444 ISBELL. HAL J.: 446 JOHNSON. ROSS: 146.431 JOYNER, WHIT: 443 HOLLEY. ROBERT L.: 218 HUDGINS. CRISTY: 264 ISBELL. SUSAN: 415 JOHNSON. SHERI L.: 217 JULIAN, ROBERT: 460 ■ HOLLADAY. JOHN: 419 HUDGINS. DREW: 438 ISENHOWER. KATHY A.: 460 JOHNSON, STEVEN L.: 443, 480 JUSTISS, GARY: 471 HOLLIDAY. JACQUELINE: 462 HUDGINS. LAURA: 428 ISON. MELANIE J.: 470 JOHNSON, SUSAN L.: 471 HOLLIDAY, JOSEPH 488 HUDSON. DENNIS: 470 IVERSON. LESLIE J.: 217. 488 JOHNSON, TERRY W.: 460 K KAETZ, DAVID M: 460 HOLLINSHEAU. MIKE: 219 HUDSON. JACK: 470 IVEY, DAVID R.: 470 JOHNSON, WALTER B.: 270, 480 HOLUNCSWORTH, ANN: 426 HUDSON. JERI: 480 IVEY, MICHAEL C: 470 JOHNSON, WAVERLY L.: 439 HOLLINCSWORTH. CYNTHIA M.: 4 9 HUDSON. KAREN: 488. 459 HUDSON. MARSHA: 480 J JOHNSON. WILEY: 488 JOHNSON. WILLIAM D.: 460 KAIN. ROBERTO.: 446 KAISER. ANTHONY P.: 446 HOLLINGSWORTH. FRANK: 458 HUDSON. ROBERT: 470 JACKSON. ALICE: 428 JOHNSTON. BETH: 435 KAISER, LYNNE D.: 420 HOLLMAN. GREGORY: 424 HUEY. CHARLES: 447 JACKSON. BO: 438 JOHNSTON. CYNTHIA J.: 280. 480 KAMALL KAYHAN: 471 KANT. TIMOTHY: 309. 471 tf ■ W% Wm 9 y ct««« t VI AAA HOLLOMAN. CHARLES: 459 HUFF, JAMES: 470 JACKSON. CHARLES: 488 JOHNSTON. DAVID: 288 MOLLO.MAN. 1. JOSEPH: 444 HOLLON. MARION: 266 HUFF, RAYMOND: 424 HUFF, THOMAS: 480 JACKSON. CHRISTY: 432 JACKSON. DANIEL: 210. 231. JOHNSTON. DIXIE: 416 JOHNSTON. DONALD. G.: 471 KAPORIC. STEVE: 22 KARMAZIN. MICHAEL L.: 265. HOLLOWAY. CARL: 448 HOLLOWAY. CYNTHIA A.: 470 HUFFMAN, ALLAN: 216 HUFFMAN, ANGELA: 417 438 JACKSON. DONNA K.: 470 JOHNSTON, J. STEVE: 436 JOHNSTON. LISA: 414 445 KAUFFMAN, MARGARET A.: 471 KAUFMAN. AMANDA M.: 4 0 KAUFMAN. DON L.: 216. 449 KAUFMAN. MARY JEAN: 428 HOLLOWAY. JIM: 443 HUFFMAN, ROBERT: 488 JACKSON. GREGORY E.: 460 JOHNSTON. MICHAEL: 427 HOLLOWAY. JOHN A.: 470 HUGGHINS, CINDY : 422 JACKSON. JACK: 219. 279. 325 JOHNSTON. ROBERT: 266 HOLMAN. STEELE: 264. 273. HUGGINS, CECIL: 443 JACKSON, JAMES: 279, 419 JOHNSTON. ROBIN: 432 210. 212 HUGGINS. JAMES: 231 JACKSON, JANE: 425 JOINER. JAN: 416 KAWKA. STANLEY S.: 231. 460 HOLMAN. WALTER: 448 HUGHES. BECKY: 415 JACKSON, JANICE K.: 428, 470 JOLY. EMELIE: 414 KAY, RUSSELL: 229 HOLMES. GERRY: 450 HUGHES, DONNA: 480 JACKSON. JON D.: 231.326.450 JOLEY LOIS J.: 480 KEAZOSCH, STEVE C: 434 HOLLAND. JULIE: 430 HUGHES, GERRY: 470 JACKSON. JULIA: 488 JOLLEY, EDWARD R.: 218. 460 KEENE. KIM: 488 HOLLEY. DEBRA: 414 HUGHES, GRACE: 415 JACKSON. MADELINE: 423 JOLY. CAROLYN M.: 480 KEERAN. LISA: 430 HOLLON. MARIAN: 480 HUGHES, JIM: 480 JACKSON, MARY SCOTT: 442 JONE, JACK: 419 KEIDEU DANIEL L.: 449 HOLMBURG. ROBERT W.: 480 HUGHES, JOHN: 422 JACKSON, MIKE: 266 JONES, ADREA H.: 460 KEITH. BETH: 414 HOLMES. DONNA J.: 458 HUGHES, LEWIS: 459 JACKSON, RANDAIJ T.: 480 JONES, ALLEN: 325 KELEE. JANE: 415 HOLMES. JAMES R.: 459 HUGHES, LLOYD: 480 JACKSON, ROBERT: 424 JONES, ALMA: 415 KELLER. ED: 279 HOLMES. LEWIS: 448 HUGHES, SHERRIR: 459 JACKSON. ROLAN F.: 439 JONES, CHERYL: 442 KELLER. GEORGE E.: 460 HOLMES. MELANIE: 417 HUGHES, THOMAS: 480 JACKSON. RON: 437 JONES. CINDY: 442 KELLER, LESLIE C: 460 HOLT. AMY: 480 HUGHES. TIMOTHY: 459 JACKSON. TRUDY: 432 JONES. CYNTHIA: 430 KELLER. NAN: 433 HOLT. BARRY: 146 HUGULEY. ROLAND: 450 JACKSON. VIRGINIA: 279. 442 JONES. DAVID H.: 210.449 KELLEY. BARRY L.: 4 0 HOLT. CHARLES: 446 HULL, ANNE: 459 JACOBI. DONNA: 215.415 JONES. DONALD H.: 480 KELLEY. CRAIG: 431 HOLT. DEBBIE: 415 HULL, PAM: 414 JACOBS. LEIGH A.: 460 JONES. EDWIN: 210 KELLEY. KAREN: 425 HOLT. LAURA: 470 HULLETT, RICHARD: 447 JACOBS. ROBERT JOHN: 426 JONES. ELARN: 488 KELLEY. LEO: 422 HOLT. MARY U: 470 HUMBLEY, GARY: 421 JACOBS. RUTH: 480 JONES. ELISE: 442 KELLEY. OLIVIA: 471 HOLT. ROGER: 457.220 HUM, ALAN: 436 JACOBS. R. MITCHELL: 419 JONES. ELLIS E.: 471 KELLTHER. JOHN: 460 HOLT. WALDEN H.: 457 HUMPHREY, OLYNICE: 470 JAGER. MERRI: 416 JONES. EMILIE W.: 471 KELLUM, CLAYTON: 460 HOLT. D. CRAIG: 449 HUMPHREY, JANICE: 470 JAGER. SUZANNE: 425 JONES. EMORY J.: 480 KELLY. CHERYL A: 460 HOLTON. STEVZN: 426 HUMPHREY. JULIE: 261 JAMES. CYNTHIA: 425 JONES. GEORGE L.: 460 KELLY, GEORGE E.: 460 HON. JENNIFER: 415. 220 HUMPHREY. ROBERT: 231 JAMES. EDMUND H.: 480 JONES. GINGER: 416,488 KELLY, JAN: 471 HONEYCUTT. SANDY: 414 HUMPHREY. SCOTT: 439 JAMES. JENNIFER: 280 JONES. GREGORY C: 231.449 KELLY, LEIGH ANN: 426 HOOD. ANN: 433 HUMPHREYS. BOBBY: 431 JAMES. PATRICIA: 488 JONES. GUY L.: 460 KELLY, MICHAEL A.: 460 HOOKER. JOSEPH: 437 HUMPHREYS. EDWIN: 434 JARETT. CONNIE C: 470 JONES. HASKELL: 443 KELLY, PAULA: 414 HOOPER. KENT: 433. 279 HUMPHREYS. LEWIS: 231 JARVIS. JENNIFER: -188 JONES. JACK: 419 KELLY, RANDOLPH H.: 229. 460 HOOPER. KIM: 428 HUMPHRIES, GARY: 433 JARVIS. VIRGINIA A.: 470 JONES. JAMES R.: 444 KELLY. RIXLEY N. Ill: 426 HOOPER. MELODY: 430 HUMPHRIES, RHEA: 470 JASIN. MARK: 427 JONES. JAMIE L.: 297.460 KELLY. RUSSELL: 4 8 HOOPER. PERRY: 446 HUMPHRIES, RICK: 448 JAV. CHARLES E. : 418 JONES. JAY M.: 460 KELLY. THOMAS J.: 443 HOOTEN, JAMES: 488 HUMPHRIES. KIMBERLY: 480 JEFF. LESLIES.: 471 JONES. JEFFREY C: 480 KELLY. STEVE: 48 HOOTEN. SUZANNE: 444. 422. HUNDLEY. JEFFREY: 459 JEFFCOAT. EVERETT G.: 439 JONES. JENNIFER: 280 KEMLEIN. PEGGY: 4 3 Z75 HUNDLEY, MARGARET: 470 JEFFORDS, HERBERT L.: 439 JONES, KAREN: 435 KEMP. DAVID: 4 HOOVER. MARGARET: 452 HUNDLEY, THOMAS: 427 HEITLE. ELISA: 432 JONES, KATIE: 425 KEMP, SKIP: 471 HOPE, LUCIEN W.: 445 HUNGERFORD, CLARK: 239, 210 JEMISON. HARRY E.: 480 JONES, LAURA L.: 417,480 KEMPLIN, STEVE E.: 471 HOPPER. RICHARD: 419 HUNNICUTT, SUSAN: 488 JENKINS. C. DIANE: 460 JONES, LEE ANN: 435 KENDALU JANE: 417 HOPKINS. JERRY: 470 HUNT, GARY: 421 JENKINS. JENNIE: 442 JONES, LYNN: 292,471 KENDRICK. JAMES M.: 460 HOPKINS. KENNETH: 439 HUNT, KIM: 417 JENKINS. PAULA: 228 JONES, SANDRA: 437 KENEY, HOWARD D.: 460 HORCHEN. JOHN: 325 HUNT, NANCY: 470 JENKINS. RONNIE: 453 JONES, MARK H.: 446 KENNEDY, CAROLYN: 226 HORN. CAROLYN: 442 HUNT, REBECCA: 470 JENNINGS. BEVERLY L.: 471 JONES, MARTHA J.: 280.480 KENNEDY. DANIEL: 424 HORN. ERIC; 449 HUNT, VICTOR: 480 JENNINGS, BITSY: 435 JONES, MARY K.: 471 KENNEDY. ED: 4 0 HORN, JAMES: 436 HUNTER, CINDY: 470 JENNINGS. ROBERT E.: 460 JONES, MICHAEL: 488 KENNEDY. EARL: 449 HORNBUCKLE. MORRIS: 429 HUNTER, FALICK: 436 JENNINGS. SHERON E.: 420 JONES, MICHAEL H.: 444 KENNEDY. JAYNE: 471 HORNE. KERRY: 459 HUNTER, FLORENCE: 488 JERLE. BERRY: 488 JONES. NANCY: 442 KENNEDY. JOHN: 229. 463 HORNADY. BROOKS: 488 HUNTER, HELEN: 415 JERNIGAN, ANTHONY B.: 426 JONES. PATRICIA A.: 471 KENNEDY. KAREN A.: 4 0 HORNADY, BROOKS: 488 HUNTER, JAMES: 470 JERNIGAN. ELIZABETH: 292. 417 JONES. PATRICK A.: 429 K ENNEDY. LYN: 425 HORNE, JANET: 480 HUNTER, LEDONNA: 417, 292 JERNIGAN. GERALD D,: 480 JONES. PHILLIP G.: 460 KENNEDY. PAMELA: 430. 437 HORNE. MARY: 480 HUNTER, RICHARD: 488 JERNIGAN, JANIE: 436 JONES. R. J.: 480 KENNEDY. PATRICIA K.: 460 HORNSBY. JOHN: 210 HUNTER, WILLIAM: 419 JERNIGAN. JONI: 414 JONES. RANDY: 231 KENNEDY. WALTER L.: 460 HORNSBY. LEIGH M.: 480 HUNTLEY, DEBRA: 250 JERNIGAN, MICHAEL E.: 439 JONES. RICHARDS.: 271.460 KENNERS. STEPHEN: 436 HORTON. BEN: 480 HURD, LANCE: 488 JESSER, DANA: 430 JONES. RHONDA: 417 KENNEY. CONNIE: 460 HORTON. DEAN GEORGE: 206 HURD, ROBIN: 414 JESSER. KATHY: 432 JONES, RITA: 453 KENNEY. GEORGE L.: 460 HOSEY. PAMELA J.: 470 HURLBURT, SUSAN: 442 JETER. JAMES P.: 218. 446 JONES, ROBERT: 419.437 KENSLOW. COLEMAN: 437 HOSSELL, LAURA: 422 HURAT, BARBARA: 470 JETTON. DONNA: 417 JONES, ROBERT A.: 426 KENT. SANDRA M.: 460 HOUSEL. CLARENCE: 459 HURST, JIMMY: 421 JEWELL, LYDIA: 488 JONES, ROBERTS.: 444 KENNEY. WILLIAM: 419 HOUSEL. DAVID: 273 HURST, JOHN: 480 JOHN, SUSAN L.: 414. 460 JONES, SAMUEL: 216,460 KENTON. WANDA: 414 HOUSTON, JEANIE: 428 HURST, SUSAN: 435 JOHNS. CHARLENE: 471 JONES, SHARON: 432 KEOWN. JOHN F.. JR.: 446 HOWARD. CHARLES: 480 HURST, THOMAS: 424. 210. JOHNSON, ANITA L.: 217. 432 JONES. SHARON: 442 KEREKES. STEPHEN: 210 HOWARD. CHUCK: 480 228, 325 JOHNSON. ANN: 460 JONES. SHIRLEY: 471 KERR. JAMES M.: 460 HOWARD. DEBORAH: 459 HUTCHESON, PAUL: 444 JOHNSON. CARL: 427 JONES. SIEMEN E.: 480 KERSCHNER. JANET: 4 HOWARD. KAREN: 279 HUTCHINS, DONALD: 443 JOHNSON. CHARLES: 460 JONES. JAN: 414 KESSLER. ROBERTA F.: 471 HOWARD ' KARLEEN: 428 HUTCHINSON, JOHN: 443 JOHNSON. CORRIE: 217.417 JONES. STANLEY E.III; 444 KETSCHNER. RICHARD: 463 HOWARD, LAURA: 488 HUTTON, JOSEPH: 4M JOHNSON, DAVID: 419 JONES. STEVE: 260, 263 KEY. JAMES R.: 4 0 HOWARD. LUCI: 415 HYDE, CATHY: 417 JOHNSON, DEBORAH A.: 231, 433 JONES. TERRENCE E.: 460 KEY. JON M.: 480 HOWARD. MICHAEL A.: 470. HYDE, ROBYN: 4Sa JOHNSON. DEBORAH L.: 471. 480 JONES. VICKI: 414 KEY. RICHARD: 488 297 JOHNSON. DONALD E.: 453 JONES. WILLIAM B.: 418 KEYTON. BETSEY: 462 HOWARD, ROBERT: 470 1 JOHNSON. DONNIE L.: 471 JONES. WOODY: 280.480 KHOUZAM. FOUARD: 453 HOWARD. SARAH: 278, 43S. ICE, RICHARD: 231 JOHNSON, EMMETT R.: 480 JONG. MING-SHA: 463 KICKLITER. KEITH E.: 27 . 446 415, 275 ICK, RICHARD L.:4M JOHNSON. GEORGE L.: 480 JORDAN. A. OREO: 421 KIDD. SNADRA E.: 4 0 HOWLE. TOMMY: 431 IGOJ. JENNIE U: 470 JOHNSON. GINA GAY: 428 JORDAN. CHERYL J.: 480 KIEFFNER. KAY: 416 HOWELU BOBBY: 446 IMMLER. MICHAEL E.: 460 JOHNSON. HONEY: 414 JORDAN. DICK: 326 KIEFFNER. LYNN: 416 HOWELU CHARLOTTE: 426 IMSAND. CONNIE L.: 470 JOHNSON. JAMES: 434 JORDAN. EDNA KAY: 42 KILBORN. AMANDA: 27 . 471 HOWELL. DONALD: 45 INFANTE. JAN: 435 JOHNSON. JEFF E.: 445 JORDAN. J. RANDY: 4 1 KILEV. CYNTHIA: 4 3 HOWELL. DOUGLAS: 43« INGERSOLL. STEPHEN L.: 325. 424 JOHNSON. JENNIFER: 426. 488 JORDAN. KEN: 419 KILOO. JENNIFER: 423 HOWELL. MARY: 480 INGOLD, JOHN: 419 JOHNSON. JESS A.: 471 JORDAN. LY ANN: 471 KILGORE. KAREL: 470 HOWELL. ROBERT: 488 INGRAM, BECKY: 415 JOHNSON. JOEILEN: 415 JORDAN, MARK: 1 0.471 KILGORE. TERI; 432 HOWSER. STEVEN: 427 IN(;RAM, BETH: 292,417 JOHNSON. JONI: 218 JORDAN. RICHARD: 437 KILLEBREW. BESS: 426 u KILLGORE. JOHN K.; 445 KILLIAN, KATHLEEN: 231 KILPATRICK, ALAN; 480 KILPATRICK, ALLEN: 221 KILPATRICK. JOHN S.: 439 KIMBALL, MADISON: 425 KIMBREL. SUSAN: 228. 423 KIMMEL, HELEN: 417 KINCEY, JOHNNY: 431 KING. BRUCE: 471 KING. BRYAN: 219. 279 KING, CHARLES: 210, 419 KING, DAVID: 488 KING, ELLEN: 488 KING, FRANK: 215, 251. 443 KING. GARY O.: 470 KING. GEORGE: 252, 253. 325,445 KING, GLEN: 437 KING, GROVER M.: 470 KING, HOWARD: 422 KING, JOSEPH G.: 231 KING, JUDY: 292,436 KING, LIBBA: 433 KING. MELINDA: 433 KING. SUSAN L.; 470 KING. TAMMY: 435 KING. WILLIAM R.: 470 KINGSFORD, SCOTT C: 421 KENNETT. VAN D.; 421 KINSLOW. EARNESTINE: 470 KIRBY. ELLEN: 425 KIRBY. J. OLEN. JR.: 418 KIRBY. JEFFREY B.: 480 KIRBY. MARGIE A.: 470 KIRBY, NANCY: 471 KIRBY. ROBERT J.. JR.: 446 KIRCHER. INGRID MARIA: 218 KIRCHER. MARY PAT: 432 KIRK. KATHERINE M.: 480 KIRKLAND. BELINDA K.: 470 KIRKLAND. DEBORAH: 435 KIRKLAND. FOY D.: 218. 460 KIRKLAND, HARRY: 448 KIRKLAND, JACK: 218 KIRKLAND, RANDY: 431 KIRKLAND. STANLEY: 308 KIRKLAND. STEVEN P.: 470 KIRKLAND. THOMAS M.: 470 KIRKLAND, THOMAS W.: 470 KIRKLAND, WILLIAM H.: 444 KIRKPATRICK, HARRIET: 423 KISH, MASSY: 425 KISLANKO, JAMES: 471 KISLANKO, PAUL: 219 KITCHENS, LINDA: 423 KITE. CHARLES: 488 KITELEY. G. W.: 229 KITH. CHARLES: 488 KITTRELL. BILLY: 280 KLEIDERER, ARTHER G.III: 447 KLEINKLAUS, JOSEPH: 471 KLEMANAUER. ROBERT: 421 KLINE, CHARLES: 419 KLINGELHOEFFER, JOHN: 326 KLUMPP, BIFF: 448 KLUMPP, GEORGE: 448 KLUMPP, SHERRY: 280 KNAPIK, NANCY A.: 480 KNAPP, DEBORAH: 435 KNELLINGER. MARILEE: 442 KNIGHT, CAROL: 471 KNIGHT, KATHRYN T.: 231 KNIGHT, LEAH: 50, 260, 263, 420 KNIGHT, MICHAEL W.: 470 KNIGHT, PATRICE L,: 231, 470 KNIGHT, SCOTT: 221 KNISKERN. PEGGY: 276 KNOWLES, JOHN: 448 KNOWLES, NANCY: 417 KNOWLES, ROBIN: 426 KNOWLES, SUSAN: 425 KNOX, RICKY: 480 KNOX. SCOTT: 424 KNOX. WILLIAM H.; 444 KOCHLAR. ABHA: 231 KOEHLER. DOUG: 448 KOEHLER. JANE A.: 470 KOEHLER. STEVE: 448 KOHL. DR. H.: 225 KOHPPEL. SCOTT: 470 KOMDA. SUSAN: 428 KOOEN. GARY G.: 480 KOONS. WILLIAM; 228. 471 KOPENHEFFER. LOU ANN: 435 KOTTERHOFF, BRADLEY: 437 KOUIDIS, PAUL: 220 KOURY, FREDA.: 470 KRAMER. DANIEL: 488 KRAUSE. DUNCAN: 427 KRAUSE. STEVEN: 231,439 KREAMER, JOANNE: 471 KREIS, FRANK M.; 444 KROUT, KATHY: 215, 414 KRUEGER, HOLLY: 415 KRUIDENFER, AMANDA: 280 KRUIDNIER, RUTHIE; 435 KRULGER, DEBORAH: 471 KRULTROWSKI. STANLEY: 488 KRUPP. BRUCE: 423 KRYSIAK. RICHARD C: 445 KRZYZEWSHKI. JAMES A.: 480 KUBIK. VICKI: 415 KUCI, RICHARD: 488 KULIELWANN, KRISTY: 488 KUNZELMANN, KRISTY: 217 KUYKENDALU STEPHEN; 471 KUYPERS, MICHAEL: 218, 326. 424 KUZELL. BARBARA J.: 480 KWISKERN. PEGGY; 423 KYLE. KAYREN: 280.471 LACEY. LARRY M.: 216 LACEY. TIM; 222 LACKEY. FIN: 443 LACY. KATHY: 417 LACY. MARY: 488 LAFAYETTE. ERILH.; 231.439 LAIRD. LARRY: 471 LAKE. HARRY: 488 LAKE. JAMES: 471 LAKE. PATRICIA: 471 LALLY. KENNETH R.: 230. 470, 234 LAMAR, NANCY J.; 470 LAMB, ALFRED C: 218 LAMB, SKIP: 421 LAMBERT, COURTNEY: 414 LAMBERT, DAVID: 448 LAMBERT, EDWARD H.: 447 LAMBERTH, LAURIE: 415 LAMBERT, MARK A.: 424 LAMBERT, MICHAEL: 488 LAMBERTH, EDWIN G.; 480 LAMBORNE. ROBERT: 279 LANCASTER. DEBBIE: 433 LANCASTER. DOROTHY; 437 LANCE. CHERYL: 471 LANCE, MARILYN: 426 LAND, ALFRED; 436 LAND, JOHNNY: 421 LAND, SALLY; 415 LANDERS, ANNE; 471 LANDERS, KAREN; 471 LANDHAM, MARY JEAN: 417 LANDHUM, MARTHA: 471 LANDREAU, SIDN EY G.: 470 LANE, KAY Y.: 480 LANE, MARK; 421 LANE, MARVIN: 488 LANE, MARY C: 217 LANE, THOMAS H.: 231, 470 LANE, TOMMY E.; 418 LANEY. ALICE: 430 LANEY. DIANE: 433 LANFAIR. KATHERINE H.: 470 LANGFORD. SAM: 488 LANGHAM. BURKE; 438 LANGILLE. PHILLIP M.: 434 LANGLEY. DELIA: 453 LANGLEY. DOUG: 210 LANGLEY. EARL T.: 280, 470 LANGLEY, FRAZIER; 471 LANGLEY, JANET: 470 LANGLEY, WILLIAM: 453 LANOSTON, JANICE: 443 LANIER, ANITA: 453 LANIER, DICK; 270 LANIER, JOHN T.: 446 LANIER, PATTI: 428 LANKFORD, CATHY: 426 LANKFORD, COLEMAN R., II; 434 LANKFORD. HENRY B.: 446 LANKFORD. SUZANNE: 432 LANSFORD. JAMES L.; 216 LARISON. ROBERT: 438 LARKIN. CAROL; 488 LARKIN. JAMES G.; 480 LARSEN. RHONDA R.; 470 LARSON, BRIAN; 271. 471 LARSON. JEFFREY: 216. 488 LARSON. RHONDA; 218 LARY. TODD: 438 LARUE. BETH: 426 LARUE. ERIC P.: 231 LARUE. LASH B.: 445 LARUE. SUZANNE: 425 LASATER, PAMELA: 425 LASATER, SUSAN; 425 LASETER, JANE: 453 LASETER. LETA; 488 LATHAM. JAMES: 427 LATHEM. MARGIE; 453 LAU, CONNIE S.: 231, 470 LAUDERDALE, KATHY: 423 LAUMER, SUE: 480 LAVENDER, STEPHEN C: 231 LAVENDER, WILLIAM R.: 426 LAW. IRENE: 231. 226, 470 LAWHEAD, JEFF: 438 LAWHON, SANDRA: 414 LAWLER, JUDY D.; 481 LAWLER, RONNIE: 463 LAWLEY, MICHAEL: 419 LAWLEY, WILLIAM: 436 LAWMAN, THOMAS K.: 460 LAWRENCE, CYNTHIA A.: 217, 481 LAWRENCE, RANDY: 443 LAWSON, LONA: 218 LAWSON, REX N.: 470 LAWSON. ZONNA E.: 470 LAXSON. CAROLYN: 471 LAXSON. JAMES G.: 470 LAYFIELD. ROBERT: 234 LAYNE. JAMES P.: 470 LAZENBY. DANNY: 443 LAZENBY. LOUIS: 419 LAZENBY. RONALD F,: 470 LEACH. JODI: 266. 430 LEADINGHAM. ARTHUR; 427 LEAGUE. JANET R.: 470 LEAMING, LINDA: 272 LEBERTE, B. LYNN; 231 LEBERTE, MARK: 216, 431 LEDBETTER, CHARLES; 418 LEDBETTER, SCOTT; 421 LEDESTTER, BURTON: 453 LEDLOW. ELIZABETH L.: 481 LEE. AUBREY; 461 LEE, BRENDA: 461 LEE, CATHY: 417 LEE, CHARLES: 471 LEE, CYNTHIA; 210, 249, 415 LEE, DEWEY; 308 LEE, GENE; 244, 251, 279, 325 LEE, GREELEY: 488 LEE, JOE; 443 LEE, LESSW.: 445 LEE, LINDY: 226 LEE, MARTHA: 442 LEE. ROBERT D.; 447 LEE, S. GENE: 251.446 LEE. SHIH-CHEN: 453 LEE. SAMUEL; 210 LEE. SUSAN: 423 LEE. TERI: 433 LEE. THADDEUS: 471 LEE. THOMAS M.: 445 LEE. VICKI D.: 428 LEE, THOMAS H.: 461 LEE, WILLIAM: 461 LEECH, PAULA; 426 LEEDS, GARY: 422 LEES, ANNE: 414 LEFFARD, DAVID R.: 447 LEISCHUCK, GERALD: 214 LEONARD, BETH; 435 LEONARD, BILLY; 244, 272, 273 LEONARD, PAULA: 432 LEONARD, WILLIAM: 471 LEONARD, WOODY: 219 LEPHART, BECKY; 433 LEPPER, BOBBY: 436 LEROY, ERNEST J.: 449 LEROY, ERNIE: 229 LEROY, PAUL T.: 449 LESLIE, ALBERT: 419 LESSLEY, CAROL: 488 LESSLEY, DAN: 280 LESSLEY, MIKE L.: 421 LESTER, ANN B.: 481 LESTER, CHARLES: 488 LESTER. ELLEN: 261. 263 LESTER. ERIC; 297 LESTER, JAMES W.; 449 LESTER, CATHERINE: 461 LESTER, MICHAEL: 461 LESTER, THEODORE L.; 218 LeTELLIER. CARROLL; 438 LeTELLIER. LAURIE; 425 LETSON. CHRIS: 275. 308 LETSON, T. LYNN: 471 LEVERETT, BETH: 430 LEVERETT, WILLIAM: 218 LEVVERS, KAYE: 273 LEWIS, ALEX: 418 LEWIS, CAROL A.; 417. 471 LEWIS. DANIEL MICHAEL: 231 LEWIS. ELIZABETH: 425 LEWIS. JOHN: 419 LEWIS. JOHN K.: 418 LEWIS. ROYALL G.: 481 LEWIS. SUSAN L.; 481 LEWIS. THOMAS: 461. 234 LEWTER. DONNIE: 431 LEWTOR. JOHN; 180 LEWERN. KAYE: 272. 273 LIED. MARY A.; 217 LIGHTFOOT. ROBERT D.: 444 LIOHTSEY. KEITH: 262. 263. 297.461 LIKENS. DENNIS: 463 LIKES, TINA: 265 LILES, LEE B.: 444 LILES, MOLLY: 433 LIKOS, CONSTANTINA; 461 LIKOS, MARKS.: 439 LILES, HOLLY: 275 LILLY, ROBERT; 427 LIMBAUGH, D. MARK: 439, 234 LIMBAUGH, LYNN: 276, 45, 47 LIMBAUGH, MICHAEL: 471 LIMKINS, GAIL; 471 LINCOLN. J. TIMOTHY: 481 LIND BERG. COROTHY: 426 LINDLEY. JOHN: 448 LINDQUIST. GARY: 180 LINDSAY. WILLIAM D.; 231. 429 LINDSEY. ANDREW E.; 218 LINDSEY. BOBBY: 260, 263 LINDSEY, DANNY E.: 481 LINDSEY, ROBERT; 216, 228, 422 LINGLE, DEB: 432 LINNAW, MICHAEL: 461 LINTON, ALICE: 423 LINTON, EMILY: 297 LINSLEY. KATHLEEN E.: 481 LIPINSET. MARY: 416 LIPSCOMB. CAROLINE; 215. 417 LISENBY. ROBERT; 471 LISENBY. TERESA J.; 231 LISENBY, TERI: 432 LISK, LAURIE; 489 LISENNY, ELIZABETH: 461 LISLE, TIM: 421 LISMAN. JOHN R.: 450 LITKENHAUS, JAIME: 471 LITTLE. BETH: 461 LITTLE. BRIAN K.; 447 LITTLE. CHERYL L.: 481 LITTLE. JOHN: 216, 489 LITTLE, LAURIE: 442 LITTLE. MEL; 325 LITTLE. PHYLLIS: 471 LITTLE. RICH; 448 LITTLE, SUSAN: 417 LITTLETON, DAVID: 450 LITTLETON, DOWE W,: 439 LITTLETON. DR. TAYLOR; 201 LITTLETON, THONDA; 417 LITTRELL. AVERY: 431 LIVELY. LIBBY: 235. 433 LIVESAY. WILLIAM T.; 216. 481 LIVINGSTON. JENNY: 262. 263. 425 LLOYD. CHARLES: 471 LLOYD, JAMES A.; 447 LLOYD. KAREN; 471 LLOYD. LENORE: 481 LLOYD. MARGARET: 442 LLOYD, PAM; 416 LLOYD, RALPH: 218, 461 LLOYD, RENEE; 489 LOCK, JAMES S.; 231 LOCKE, SANDRA: 471 LOCKHART, ABBY: 432 LOCKHART, TOMITHY J.: 266, 449 LOCHRIDGE, JANIE: 423 LICKSAE, CECIEL F.; 481 LOCKWOOD. JAMES; 438 LOEFGREN, KENNETH H.: 434 LOFLIN, JOHN: 427 LOFTON, MELANIE: 423 LOGAN, CLARENCE T.: 449 LOGAN. DIANNE; 461 LOGAN, EARL L.; 231 LOGAN. JANET; 423 LOGAN. REBECCA: 433 LOGAN. RICHARD: 471 LOGUE. STAN: 421 LOLMAUGH, NANCY J.: 279, 481 LONG, ALMA: 471 LONG, ARTHUR R.: 430 LONG, COOKI; 221 LONG, DAVID: 461 LONG, DAVID A.: 443 LONG. DEBBIE: 210. 240, 426 LONG. FONDA: 417 LONG. JAMES T.; 216 LONG, JOHN G.: 471 LONG. LESLIE: 218 LONG. PAIGE: 279. 292 LONG. PENNY: 417 LONG. RANDALL; 448 LONG. ROB: 230. 424 LONG. SUSAN: 279. 417 LONG. WAYNE: 437 LONGLEY. LISA; 414 LONGSHORE. LAURA: 415 LOONEY. SHEILA: 225. 461 LORD. THOMAS M.: 481 LORD. JULIE; 217.423 LORENDO. LEAH: 221 LORENDO. LEIGH: 461 LOSSIER. EDDIE: 431 LOTE. PHILLIP: 489 LOTT. DAVID F.: 421 LOTT. GUS: 210. 212. 242. 262. 253 LOTT, JEFFREY: 440 LOTT, JOE: 210, 234 LOTT, MARGARET A.; 481 LOTT, MIKE: 219 LOTT, SGT. JOSEPH: 288 LOTT. STEPHEN; 440 LOTTRELL. ELIZABETH: 489 LOUGHRAN. LESLIE: 417 LOVE. JAMES: 427 LOVE. JOHN C; 218 LOVE. MICHAEL; 427 LOVELADY. NAN: 417 LOVELESS. VIC: 424 LOVETT, TAMIKA: 461 LOVETT. WILLIAM: 418 LOVVORN, KAYE: 272 LOWE, JOHN: 431 LOWE, MARCI: 297 LOWE. RUFUSS.; 447 LOWERY. JAMES T.: 481 LOWERY. REBECCA J.; 471 LOWERY. STEVE W.: 447 ' , 471 LOWMAN. NORA: 461 LOWREY. CLIFFORD D.: 444 LOWREY. GORDON A.; 439. 481 LOWRY. MARJORIE: 279. 461 LOWTHER, OUERREY: 453 LOVE. PERRY: 436 LOVEJAY, ANNA: 442 LOZAR, MICHAEL J.: 450 LUBY. THOMAS J.: 426 LUCAS. KAREN: 461 LUCIS. ADA: 428 LUCKIE. LAURA: 226 LUDWIG. THOMAS: 424 LUFANTE, JAN; 221 LUGINBILL, LAURA; 426 LUKE, JAMES; 419 LUCKETT, PATRICK: 419 LUCKIE, NANCY W.: 481 LUDLUM, NANCY 428 LUFKIN, LYN: 430 LUKE, DEBBIE; 471 LUKENS, MATT; 448 LUMPKIN, JANET; 428 LUNDBERG, ELOISE K.; 217 LUNDBERG, WAYNE: 419 LUNSFORD, KENNETH S.: 481 LUSK. DONALD: 461 LUTHER, RANDY O.: 445 LUTTRELL, EMILY V.; 472 LUTZ. DAVID L.: 434 LWRE. ASTELLA: 433 LYDEN. SUSAN: 489 LYLE. DALE: 291 LYLES. KEN: 228 LYNN. CAROL; 436 LYNN. KEENER: 219 LYNN, LEA ANN: 280, 423 LYLES, LISA: 489 J YNCH, MURPHEY: 437 LYNCH, SUSAN W.: 472 LYNN. J. KEENER: 481 LYOD. PEGGY: 432 LYON. EDWARD; 461 LYON. FRANCES E.: 481 LYON. TRICIA; 433 LYONS. JOHN H.: 446 LYONS. SUSAN: 489 LYSAGHT. JENNIFER; 442 LYTLE. CYNTHIA; 425 LYTLE. GINA: 268, 271. 426 M MacDONALD. MIKE: 220 MacEWEN. DAVID: 448 MacGREGOR. KEN MacMAHON. BEVERLY; 463 McADAM. KELLY: 489 McALILEY. ALYCIA J.; 461 McALISTER, VANDIVER C: 481 McALPINE. ROBERT F.; 216 McARTHUR. ROBIN: 489 Mccarty, sgt. robert; 288 McARYDE. CYNTHIA A.: 481 McBRIDE. ALLEN A.: 216, 439 McBRIDE, KAREN: 428 McBURNERY, JOHN W.: 231, 439 McBURNEY, DOUGLAS: 489 McCain, MELISSA: 414 McCALL, NANCY: 453 McCALL, PAUL M.: 461 McCALLISTER, CHARLES; 419 McCALLUM, FRED J.: 445 McCANN, MARVIN; 419 McCARLEY, SUSAN J.; 461 McCARN, MARIE B.; 481 McCARRY. MARK: 436 McCARSON. JAMES L.: 418 McCarthy, chip; 434 McCarthy, cynthia m.; 461 McCarthy, john; 230, 449 McCarthy, martha; 472 Mccarty, lee: 443 Mccarty, robert t.; 46i Mccarty, sgt. robert; 288 McCAULEY. DANITA; 428 McCAULEY. DONNA: 228.428 McCHESNEY. SUSAN K.: 461 McCLANAHAN. CHARLENE V.; 222, 230. 461 517 McCLANAHAN. OAKY: tlb. X l. 260. 2 1. 422 McCLANAHAN. CREOORY: 4 3 MrCLANAMAN. TIMMONS 461. 234 McCLF.NDO.N. HUGH: 431 MCCUeSDON. JOAN 210. 43 McCLENDON. MARTHA W. 461 McCLENOON. THOMAS H. 447 McCLOSKY. RICHARD M: 461 McCLt ' RE. ALISON; 210. 231. 243. 260. 461 McCLURE. JOSEPH M.: 444 McCLURE. MARCO: 426 McCLL ' RE. MARY ANN: 442 McCLL ' RE. VERA E.: 461 McCLURKIN. SAMUELP.: 444 McCOLLUM. JIM 420 .McCOMBS. JANET: 489 McCONAGHV. DAN C : 481 McCONACHY. JOHN: 263 McCONNELL. DAVID: 489 McCONNELL. JIMMY L.: 481 McCOOK. CHARLES J : 481 McCORKLE. MARTHA: 433 McCORKLK. ROBERT: 489 McCOR.MlCK. PATRICIA: 217 MCCORMICK, VIRGINIA L. : 481 McCOY. MARGARET: 489 McCRACKEN. CAROL: 442 McCRACKIN. BENJAMIN: 436 McCRARY. PARK: 472 McCRAY. CYNTHIA: 426 McCRAY. MIKE M.: 218. 429 McCRAY. NANCI: 236. 2S2. 253. 435 McCREARY. BARBARA: 217.432 McCRORY. BESS: 425 .McCROY. LESLIE: 489 McCULLOCH. CAROLINE: 433 McCOLLOM. ANNE: 489 McCULLOM. CATHERINE: 489 McCULLOUGII. BONITA: 489 McCULLOUCH. ROBERT: 431 McDUNSNEY. JANE: 489 McCOLLOUGH. MICHAEL: 453 McCOLLUM. DERBY: 472 McCONAGHY. JOHN: 453 McCOY. JAMES W.: 461 McCULLER. MARK A.: 450 McCULLERS. RALPH M.: 218 McCULLEY. REBECCA: 472 McCULLOUCH. BRENDA: 453 McCULLOUGH. NEAL: 421 McCURDY. DAVID A.: 461. 234 McCURRY. JAMES: 472 McCUTCEEON. MARK: 426 McDANIEL. JIMMY: 472 McDANIEL. KENNETH K.: 439 McDANIEL. SCOTT: 279 McDANIEU SIDNEY: 419 McDENIEL. RAY: 472 .McDonald, john: 436 McDonald, john b.: 461 Mcdonald, john n.: 424 Mcdonald, susan: 428 Mcdonald, tommy; 421 McDonald, valerie l.: 439 McDONOUGII. KIM: 472 Mcdowell, bert: 231. 234 McDowell, charles s.: 46i McDowell, jan m.: 481 McDUFFLE. PHILLIP L.; 216 McDUR.MONT. RUTH: 432 McEACHIN. WILLIAM T.: 461 McELVERY. MARY FRANCES: 428 McENERNEY. DEBBIE: 292. 433 McEWEN. ANN: 215.417 McEWEN. SUSAN: 241. 417 McGAHEE. CHRIS: 421 McGARR. STEVEN G.: 461 McGARRAH. CHARLES S.: 444 McCAUGHY. DEBBIE: 423 McGEE. JI.M: 436 McGEHEE. ROBERT W. : 439 McGIIEE. DANNY E.: 461 McGHEE. DEDE: 425 McGHEE. MARTHA: 425 McGILVRAY. CELIA: 215. 279. 433 McGILVRAY. CINDY: 215.433 McGINNIS. JIM J.: 434 McGINTY. JEANE C: 461 McGLINCY. JOE: 418 McGOFF. MARI: 420 McGOWAN. M. LARAINE: 461 McGOWIN. BRUCE: 251. 256 McGRAW. F.. L.: 214 McGRAW. HENRY R.: 418 McGRIFF. STEVEN T.: 447 McGUFFEY. CLINTON W. 481 McCUIRE. MARK: 222. 249. 446 McHENRY. DAVID: 234 McllUGII. CYNTHIA: 428 MclNNIS. ANDREA: 423 MclNTOSH. HAL: 221 MclNTOSH. JOHN B. : 210. 240. 439 MclNTOSH. NELDAV: 217 McINTYRE. BARBARA: 4(9 McINTYRE. DOLLY 428 MrlNTYRE. JIM: 421 McINTYRE. MARSHA 472 McINTYRE. WILLIAM: 234 McCOY. EDWIN: 489 McKANNAN. DAVID: 180. 481 McKay. CINDY: 432 McKay. DANIEL E.: 450 McKay. SUSAN: 435 McKEAN. RORY L.: 43 McKEE. LISA: 417 McKELVEY. SUSAN: 222 McKELVEY. TERRY M.: 461 McKELVEY. TOOSIE: 417 McKENNEY. mark J.: 450 McKENZIE. DAVID R.: 231 McKERN. GARVIS 489 McKINLKY. SHARON: 414 McKINNKY. BETH: 423 McKINNEY. CAROL: 425 McKINNEY. CAYLE: 225 McKINNEY. JAMES D.: 231 McKINNEY. JULIA G.: 231. 461 McKINNEY. NANCY: 215. 414 McKINNEY. STEVE: 436 McKINNEY. WALLY: 438 McKISSICK. JUDY: 45. 417 Mcknight. Jeffrey g.: 447 mcknight. linda k.: 217 McLAIN. BRUCE: 427 McLAIN. THOMAS N.: 481 McLaughlin. Bernard j.: 449 McLaughlin, carol; 231. 277. 417 Mclaughlin, tom; 421 Mclaughlin, william d.; 48i McLAURINE, GAYLE: 432 McLean. LISA; 220. 244. 430 McLEAN. RONALD W.: 461 McLELLAND. SCOTT D.: 481. 436 McLEMORE. CHARLES T.: 444 McLEMORE. HAROLD M.: 444 McLEOD. GORDON A.: 461 McMATH. sue ELLEN: 426 McMICHAEU DAVID B.: 461 mcmillian. allen gray: 216. 439 McMillan, charles; 453 McMillan, jim; 222 McMillan, kenneth l.; 26o, 263. 445 McMillan, leigh; 417 McMillan, marisa; 215. 414 McMillan, william: 419 McMILLON ALLAN S.: 418 McMULLARS. WILLIAM: 445 McMURRAY. PAUL; 419 McMURTRIE. LLOYD T.; 461 McNEELY. MARCIA; 472 McNEW. JOSEPH: 437 McPHAIL, JAMIE: 426 mcpheeters. dean keith: 206 Mcpherson, janet m.; 46i McQueen, elbert: 210. 431 McQUEEN, JOHN M.: 445 McQueen, kirk D.; 461 McREE. DENNIS W.; 472 McREE, REBECCA C; 461 McREYNOLDS, ROSEMARY: 453 McSHAW, MELISSA; 416 McSPADLEN, SARABETH; 442 McTYIERE, KATE: 425 McVAY, CATHERINE: 230 McWATERS, JOHN ROBERT; 216 McWHIRTER. HOWARD: 419 MAASS, WAYNE; 437 MABETT. ANNE: 415 MABRY, LEA; 435 MACE, CINDY: 430 MACHEN. BYRON; 231 MACHEN. MARION: 472 MACKIN. JAMES: 422 MACKY. GARY; 443 MACON. WM. H.; 444 MADDOX. EVA; 21 5. 423 MADDOX. GLORIA: 472 MADDOX. KAREN: 442 MADDOX. PHIL A.; 231 MADDOX. WM. S.: 445 MADIGAN. THOMAS W.; 481 MADARIS. CHARLES; 461 MADEAU, STEPHEN: 436 MADISON. CLARA M.; 481 MADLENER. DAVE: 228. 421 MADONIA. EMANUELA; 439 MADSEN. GWENDOLYN: 428 MADSEN. WENDY: 215 MAGDUIRK. GARRY W.: 231 MAGEE. DANNY; 419 MAGGART. THERESA; 461 MAGNUS. SALLY; 415 MAHER. WILLIAM: 228. 423 MAHERY. CINDY: 46. 244. 275. 292. 428 MAIGE. ROBERT: 489 MAIKIS. RUDOLPH; 472 MAINS. MICHEAL D.: 472 MAJORS. GLORIA L.; 472 MAJOR. MARGARET: 453 MAJORS. EDDIE: 280 MAJORS. GERALD: 437 MAKOWSKI. MARK S.; 481 MALCOM. DAVID W: 472 MALIZIO. ANDREW: 472 MALL. JANE: 435 MALL. MARTHA: 435 MALLETT. GEOFFREY; 440 MALLETTE. JOHN C: 445 MALLORY. ELIZABETH: 428 MALONE. LLOYD M.: 472 MALOY. PAMELA: 417. 472 MALOY. STANLEY: 216. 489 MANGHAM. JOHN: 229 MANGREM. BARBARA: 415 MANGUM, PATRICIA: 489 MANGUS. KATHLEEN: 461 MANN. ATHENA M.; 481 MANN. DONNA: 461 MANN. RICHARD F.. JR.: 444 MANN. ROBERT L.: 449. 325 MANN. SONDRA; 430 MANNING. PAULA E.: 481 MANON. ALLY: 268 MANOR. ROB: 443 MANTESE. GARY: 438 MARBLE. SALLY: 442 MARCELIUS. ALAN: 234 MARCUM. DEBBIE 435 MARESCA. ROBERT F.: 481. 297 MAKGESON. JOHN; 431. 210 MARINE. KATHY: 228 MARKE. BEVERLY: 489 MARKS. BEVERLY: 277 MARKS DEAN R.: 481 MARKS. DOUGLAS; 419 MARKS. GILBERT: 489 MARKS. HERALD E.: 445 MARKS. MICHAEL A.: 443 MARLAR. JACKIE: 461 MARLER. PAM: 414 MARLOW. JOYCE: 432 MARLOW. KAREN: 432 MARR. DAVID; 489 MARSCH. WALTER: 419 MARSH. DAVID; 436 MARSH. GAIL: 461 MARSH. JED: 263 MARSH. MALCOLM: 438 MARSHALU CAROL: 425 MARSHALU SUZANNE: 425 MARSHALU ALLENE: 416 MARTHE. KATHY; 461 MARTIN. ANN L.: 231 MARTIN. BRENT: 234 MARTIN. CECIL: 453 MARTIN. CLOYCE T.; 449 MARTIN. DANIEL M.; 447 MARTIN. DAVID B.: 449 MARTIN. DARRY; 210 MARTIN. DIANE: 417 MARTIN. DONNA: 472 MARTIN. ELIZABETH: 430 MARTIN, EUEGENIA: 481 MARTIN. FRANKLIN L.; 450 MARTIN. FRED: 427 MARTIN. JAMES P.: 230. 472 MARTIN, JANE; 461 MARTIN, JOHN S.; 434 MARTIN, JOLAINE: 461 MARTIN. K. A.: 420 MARTIN. H. MONTGOMERY: 450 MARTIN. JAMES: 230 MARTIN. LESLIE: 415 MARTIN. LINDA; 414 MARTIN. MARION: 461 MARTIN. MATT; 448 MARTIN, NANCY E.; 231 MARTIN- PAULA: 489 MARTIN. PERRY; 489 MARTIN. RANDY: 437 MARTIN. ROBERT; 438 MARTIN. STEVEN: 461 MARTIN. SUSAN: 425 MARTIN. TIMOTHY: 472, 231 MARTIN, TRACY; 415 MARTIN. AMYS.; 481 MARTIN. VICKIE: 277,461 MARUELIUS. ALAN; 461 MARZELLA. DONALD N.; 447. 325 MASON. ANNA: 489 MASON. CAROLYN: 453, 230 MASON. EDWARD: 218 MASON. JOHN: 438 MASON. MARIE A.; 472 MASON. PAMELA; 489 MASSE. DAVID; 461. 188 MASSEY. LAURIE: 231 MATENEY. DIANE; 489 MATERNA. PAULA D.; 472 MATHER. LAURIE; 461 MATHEWS. CRISP B.: 429 MATHEWS. LISA: 489 MATHEWS. MARTHA: 453 MATHEWS. ROBERT: 436 MATHEWS. STEVEN B.; 218 MATHIS. JAMES: 481 MATHIS. JOHN; 461 MATHIS. VALERIE; 489 MATHIS. WM. L.: 439 MATHISEN. WILLIAM E.; 481 MATHISEN. TIMOTHY; 434 MATSOCK. JAHANNA: 432 MATSON. KAREN: 461 MATTHEWS. ALICE: 225 MATTHEWS. HOLLY: 472 MATTHEWS. JAN; 442 MATTHEWS. JOANN; 417 MATHEWS. PAMELA: 461 MATTHEWS. PAULA; 481 MATTHEWS. REBECA; 461 MATTHEWS. SHEILS; 489 MATTHEWS. WOODY; 448 MATTINGLEY. STEVEN: 472 MATTOX. MITZI C; 231 MATTSON. PAUL L.: 419 MATTOX. MITZI: 425 MAULDIN. LEONARD; 445 MAULLEN. GEORGE Y.; 216 MAULTON. RUSTY: 421 MAXWELU AL; 270. 271 MAXWELL. DEBBIE: 442 MAXWELL. LARISS: 419 MAXWELL. MARY T.: 481 MAY. JOBYNA A.; 217 MAY. PATRICIA: 489 MAY. RANDY: 434. 325 MAYBERRY. JAMES: 448 MAYNARD. MELINDA: 442 MAYER. DAVID; 489 MAYFIELD. CHARLES; 4«1 MAYFIELD. JOHN R.; 481 MAYFIELD. WM. T.: 461 MAVHALL. REBECCA; 461 MAYHARD. DEBORAH C: 411 MAYNARD. CHAS.; 438 MAYO. GARY L.; 443 MAYO. LOUISE: 414 MAZZA. CHRIS: 414 MEACHAM. KATHY M.: 481. 279 MEADOWS. JAN; 218 MEADOWS. JEAN; 433 MEADOWS. JEFF; 219. 279. 229 MEADOWS. PEGGY: 423 MEADOWS. RICHARD R.; 481 MEADOWS. DON E.: 439 MEADOWS. GREGORY: 472 MEADOWS. JEFFREY: 472. 489. 279 MEADOWS. ROBERT W.: 450 MEAGER. KATHLEEN: 489 MEAGER. MICHELLE: 228 MEAGHER. MARK: 472. 218 MEAGHER. MICHELLE; 442 MEAGHER ' SUZANNE: 481 MEANY. DAVID B.; 472 MEASE. SANDRA: 489 MECHELBACHER. LEONARD; 472 MEDFORD. NANCY E.: 461 MEEKS. BECKY: 297 MEEKS. JUDY: 425 MEEKS. MARLENE; 453 MEINSLER. GARRY B.; 481 MEISTER. JOHN; 489 MEIXELL. BILLY; 228 MELENDEE. STEPHEN; 427 MELTON ' DEBORA H.; 461. 228 MELTON. JAMES B.: 446 MELTON. JAMES R.: 447 MEREDITH. JOHNA; 481 MERKER. LORETTA: 489 MERKL. LYNDA: 414. 260 MERKLE. BECKY; 251.417 MERKLE, LINDA; 260 MERRELL, TOMI U; 461 MERRILL, ERAN; 423 MERRILL. ZACHARY;489. 216 MERRILL. ROBERT D.: 434 MERRIT. BRENDA: 430 MERRITT. RICHARD: 489 MERRIWETNER. WALTER R.: 447 MESSICK. TIMOTHY R.: 481 METCALF. DAV1NCI:472 METCALF. JAMES; 419 METCALF. JOANN: 435 METCALF. JOHN C; 447 METCALF: MICHAEL: 472 METERRESE. FREDERICK: 288 METTS. BETH: 481 MEYER. MARY KAY: 426 MEYERS. LINDA S.: 481 MICHAEL. ERIN: 428 MICHALIK. DEBRA: 428 MICHALIK. JOANN; 428. 224 MICHIE. MELANIE A.; 472 MICKLE. CAROLE: 414 MIDDLETON. FREDL: 273 MILBURN. JOANE: 489. 280 MILLISORO. MEL: 435 MILLIGAN. MICHAEL: 489 MILLEN. JANE: 461 MILLER. ANNETTE: 489 MILLER. BECKY: 414 MILLER. CATHERINE E.: 481 MILLER. CHARLES; 489 MILLER. CINDI: 426 MILLER. DEBBIE: 414 MILLER. DR. EDITH; 225 MILLER. JANE; 222. 230 MILLER. JEFF: 268. 271 MILLER. JOHN: 489 MILLER. JOHN B.: 427 MILLER. LAURA: 472. 275 MILLER. LUTHER P.: 449 MILLER. MANNING: 280 MILLER. MARCIA: 428 MILLER. PATRICIA A.: 217 MILLER. REBECCA: 461 MILLER. RICHARD; 472. 441 MILLER. SUE ANN: 265. 472 MILLER. SUSAN; 423 MILLER. TANYA: 489 MILLING. KEITH H.; 446 MILLMAN. MARY: 220 MILLS. MARILYN: 269. 481. 280 MILLS. SIDNEY 111; 461 MILLSAP. ANNA K.; 481 MILLSAP. TEMPLE: 421 MILLSAP. WM. C; 443 MILLY. TERESA M.: 217 MILLY. TERRIL; 489 MILNER. RODNEY: 472 MILSTEAD. DAVID R.: 461 MILTON. BRAD: 147 MILTON. DALE A.: 461 MILTON. JAMES: 422 MILTON. MAY; 426 MINNING. HURL D.: 461 MILZAHW. MICHAEL: 489 MIMS. JENELLE: 252. 260. 261.417. 253. 215 MIMS. RANDALL: 437 MINK. LU ANNE: 265 MINOR. MATT: 260 MINWICH. BARBARA: 432 MINOR. MATTHEW: 422 MINOR. PAMELA; 489 MINTER. KATHY: 472 MINTO. BENNY: 438 MIREE. MARIAN: 435 MITCHELL. ANNE E.; 489 MITCHELU BEV; 425 MITCHELL. DAVID; 4T2. MB MITCHELL. DAVID M.; 461 MITCHELL. DONALD B.: 444 MITCHELU EVELYN: 433 MITCHELL. JAMES A.: 418 MITCHELL. JE ANNIE: 217 MITCHELL. KAREN U: 224 MITCHELU LARRY A.: 449 MITCHELL. MARIA; 489 MITCHELL. MIKE: 297 MITCHELU STVEV V.: 434 MITCHELU TED: 308. 309 MITCHELL. VICKI: 489 MITCHELU WILLIAM: 489 MITCHELL. ANN: 442 MITCHUM. SUSAN: 433 MIXON. LINDA: 280. 262. 263 MIXOM. PHILLIP: 440 MIZE. JAMES R.; 447 MIZER ANY. MICHAEL D. ; 446 MOBERLY. JANET U; 461 MOBLEY. ALBERT: 461 MOBLEY. AMELIA: 453 MOBLEY. SUMMERFIELO; 41 MOBLEY. WM. T.; 461 MOE. KENT A.; 449 MOENCH. ROBERT W.; 444 MOENCH. WM. L.; 444 MOFFETT. PAUL U; 449 MOHNEY. JAN; 442 MOHNEY. SHARON; 218 MOLLANEY. KATHY; 462 MONK. CINDY RENEE; 430 MONK. STEVE: 252. 253. 486 MONROE. HARRY: 443 MONROE. LARRY: 280 MONROE. RAYMOND: 280. 244 MONROE. RODNEY; 444 MONROE. MARGARET: 4S3 MONSON. NOEL: 432 MONTEITH. STEVEN U; 216 MONTEITH. SUSAN R.; 481 MONTENEGRO. FREDDY E.; 481 MONTGOMERY. BROOKE: 291 MONTGOMERY. JOHN: 481 MONTGOMERY. MARTHA: 425 MONTGOMERY. MARY; 481 MONTGOMERY. MOLLY: 432 MONTGOMERY. ROBERT O.: 461, 439. 180. 287 MONTGOMERY. RON D. MONTGOMERY. STEPHEN T.; 461 MONTGOMERY. WM. T.: 461 MOODY. HARRY D.; 461 MOODY. JANE A.; 461 MOODY. JEFFREY U; 418 MOODY. JENNIFER: 489 MOORE. JOHN: 489 MOODY. MARILYN: 472 MOODY. MELINDA: 489 MOODY. STEVE E.; 450 MOON. CARL B.: 472 MOON. GLEN: 472 MOON. IVEY: 461 MOONEYHAM. MELISSA; 442 MOORE. BARRY U; 461 MOORE. CHARLES R.; 444 MOORE. DANA: 417 MOORE. DEBORAH; 435 MOORE. DEBRA: 472 MOORE. DON: 448 MOORE. DONNA: 461 MOORE. EVERETT D.; 461 MOORE. FREDERICK L.; 461 MOORE. GILBERT V.: 460 MOORE. GREG L.: 216 MOORE. JAMES M.: 481. 422 MOORE.JAYMA A.;481 MOORE. JERRY W.: 461. 228 MOORE. JOHN: 419 MOORE. JOHN R.: 444. 216 MOORE. LARRY; 270. 472 MOORE. LEWIS; 279 MOORE. MICHAEL: 438 MOORE. MICHAEL A.: 210. 212. 252. 273. 253. 308. 234 MOORE. MICHAEL R.; 218. 461 MOORE. MIKE W.: 210. 447 MOORE. PAM: 423 MOORE. ROBERT T: 437 MOORE. ROBERT W.: 437 MOORE. SUSAN: 426 MOORE. THOMAS G.: 445 MOORE. WAHILDA: 472 MOORE. WILLIAM; 422. 489 MOQUIN. SARAH: 433 MORELAND. ROBERT: 438 MORELAND. W ' LLIAM; 436 MOREY. WILL: 445 MORGAN. J. CAMERON: 484 MORGAN. EARL: 472 MORGAN. JAMES: 472 MORGAN. JAMES: 224. 460 MORGAN. JENNIFER: 414 MORGAN. JOHN; 279. 436 MORGAN. KIM; 416 MORGAN. MARY V.; 160. 461 MORGAN. PAMELIA A.; 461 MORGAN. PATTI: 481 MORGAN. RAY: 489 MORGAN. RICHARD U. JR.; 447 MORGAN. ROBERT: 472 MORGAN. WILLIAM: 453 MORIATY. MICHAEL T.: 481 MORRIS. AL: 291 MORRIS. ANNE: 417 MORRIS. DEBBIE: 4M MORRIS. DENISE: 489 MORRIS. GINGER: 416 518 MORRIS. HAMPTON; 220 MORRIS, JOHNNY: 431 MORRIS, LINDA: 220, 432 MORRIS. ROBIN: 435 MORRIS, KAREN: 221, 420 MORRIS, LINDA: 221 MORRIS, STEVEN L.: 447 MORRIS. WILLIAM: 446 MORRISON. BECKY: 432 MORRISON. DERRELL A.: 279. 461 MORRISON. DONALD: 434 MORRISON. LAURA G.: 462 MORRISON, MARK: 279 MORRISON. ROBERT: 489 MORRISS. MARK: 436 MORRMAN. MARCUS D.. JR.: 461 MORROW. RICHARD: 489 MORSANI. LEANN: 425 MORSE. TIMOTHY J.: 224, 225, 462 MORTON, LEE ANN: 430 MORTON, MARK: 419 MORTON, MITZI: 241, 423 MORTENSEN, LAURA: 430 MOSLEY, BONNIE W.: 462 MOSLEY, EDWARD H.: 446 MOSELEY, FLOY: 430 MOSLEY, JAN: 472 MOSLEY, MARSHALL D.: 447 MOSLEY. WALTER D.: 481 MOSSBURG. KELLEY: 434 MOSTELLAR. MARIAN: 472 MOTE. GARY: 228 MOTLEY. ALLEN: 481 MOTLEY. JOHN A.: 462 MOTLEY. MARIAN: 462 MOTLEY. THERESA L.: 462 MOULTRIE. LANIER: 427 MOUNGER. JANE LYNN: 426 MOUNT. DANA: 272 MOWRY. THERESA: 489 MOYNAHAN. SUSAN: 435 MRACHAM, ALAN R.: 447 MUCKELRATH, JULIE: 489 MUELLER, MARGARET: 428 MUELLER, MICHAEL: 489 MUGNIER, GARY D.. JR.: 418 MUIR. JANET: 420 MULLER. SUSAN E.: 481 MULLINS. CHERYL: 442 MULLINS. GINGER; 442 MULLINS, KAREN R.: 462 MULLINS, OSWALD; 472 MUMMERT, MIRIAM; 432 MUNDEE, ANNE; 430 MUNDEE, JEANNE; 426 MUNDEE, KAY; 430 MUNFORD, JOHN; 297 MUNHOLLEN, THOMAS H.: 450 MUNISTERI, ROBERT J,; 450 MUNROE. KIM: 481 MURGEY, NEIL; 462 MURPHREE, JUDY; 420 MURPHY. BARBARA; 472 MURPHY. DANIEL: 427 MURPHY, GLORIA; 472 MURPHY. KAREN; 453 MURPHY. NEIL: 180 MURPHY. RANDY L.: 445 MURPHY. THOMAS; 472 MURPHY. TOM A.; 447 MURPHY. WILLIAM E.: 444 MURRAY. ELIZABETH M.: 462 MURRAY. JANE M.: 489 MURRAY. JOAN: 472 MURRAY. JOHN R.: 434 MURPHEY, CHERYL L.; 416 MURPHEY. KAREN: 442 MURPHY. DRYDEN; 425 MURPHY. KIM; 423 MURRAY. RON: 297 MUSGROVE. DON: 280 MUSICK. RICK: 80 MUSIL. CAROL: 489 MUTH. DONALD: 489 MYER. PHYLLIS K.: 481 MYERS. GENE M.: 481 MYERS. JAMES: 422 MYERS. MARILYN: 42r5 MYERS. RANDALLS.: 481 MYERS. TERRY: 489 MY RES. RONNIE: 419 MYRICK. GAY: 435 MYRICK. GORDON; 431 MYRICK. KEITH; 297 N NAFFEL. JAMES M.; 445 NAIL. CHARLES S.: 462 NALL. C. GLENN; 481 NALL. MARK A.; 481, 234 NABORS. FRED: 419 NAFTEL. DEBBIE; 423 NAPLER, ELAINE; 489 NASH. LEE: 439 NASH. MICHAEL L.: 228, 216 NAVE, TERI: 428 NAYLOR, DUNCAN N.; 462, 221 NEAL. ROBIN; 472 NEAL, THERESA G.: 462 NGBERG, JOE: 489 NEBRIG, DAVID; 448 NEEDHAM. THOMAS; 472 NEEL, RICK; 210. 231 NEEL. THOMAS; 472 NEELY. ANN: 433 NEELEY. BENNY; 489 NEELEY. JACKI: 221 NEELEY. MARY ELLEN; 425 NEHAFFNY. JUDITH: 489 NEIBERT. PAMELA: 489, 217 NEIGHBORS, MICHAEL L.: 462 NEILL. JOHN D.: 445 NEILL. PATTIE E.; 420. 292 NEISLER, DICK E.; 421. 224 NELMS. JERRY: 472 NELSON. BONNER: 221, 417 NELSON. DAVID; 489 NELSON. DONALD R.: 462 NELSON. DONNA J.: 481 NELSON. GORDON: 438 NELSON. JOHN H.; 445 NELSON, KEITH; 443 NELSON. KRAIG A.; 449 NELSON. LEA: 437 NELSON, LEE: 489 NELSON. MARK: 489 NELSON, MYRNA L. : 481 NELSON. NANCY; 425, 462 NELSON. ROGER L.: 462 NELSON. SUSAN; 489 NELSON. TARA: 472 NELSON. WALTER: 489 NELSON, WAYNE; 421 NESMITH, NICHOLAS C: 445 NETTLES, JO: 489 NEVINS, BEN: 443 NEVINS, JOHN J.; 481 NEVINS. NANCY: 442 NEW. I. DWIGHT: 439 NEWBERRY. JOSEPH: 462 NEWELL. TRICIA: 416 NEWLIN. LINTON: 436 NEWMAN. ELENA: 435 NEWMAN. EMILY: 292 NEWMAN. KATHERINE: 453. 423 NEWSOM. JOSEPH: 427 NEWTON. BILLY; 427 NEWTON. CATHY: 222 NEWTON. DAN: 265 NEWTON. JOE: 419 NEWTON. KEITH: 443 NEWTON. MICHAEL S.: 434 NEWTON. PATRICIA: 453 NEYMAN. JAMES: 443 NICE. PETE A.: 445 NICHOLS. BARRY: 431 NICHOLS, GEORGE R.: 450 NICHOLS, JAN: 435 NICHOLS, NICK: 450 NICHOLS, PAM: 417 NICHOLS. PATSY A.: 481 NICHOLS. SARA A.: 462 NICHOLSON. CYNTHIA: 221 NICHOLSON. JEFFREY: 224 NICHOLSON, JIMMY; 421 NICHOLSON, MARYBETH; 426 NICHOLSON, TIM: 421 NICKEL, RONNIE E.; 481 NIEMAN, SUSAN; 435 NIFPERY, STEPHEN A.; 462 NILSON, LINDA: 430 NIPPER. MARTHA; 279 NIX. PATSY: 426 NIX, TERRY A.; 450 NIXON. TOMMY; 421 NIXON. WM. F.: 449 NOBLES, EDGAR: 434 NOLEN, DEBRA E.; 481 NOLEN, JANE; 417 NOLEN, MICHAEL D.: 481 NOLEN, NANCY: 292, 416 NOLES, GEORGE R.; 462 NOLL, ELIXABETH M.: 481 NONNEN MACHER, GINGER: 433 NORBY, BARBARA: 428 NORDAH, BILLIE: 423 NORDAL, JONAS S. : 445 NORDMANN, JENNIFER: 225 NORDYKE, NAN: 432 NORLES. ANNIE: 472 NORMAN, DAVE: 489, 216 NORMAN, HARRIET: 462 NORMAN, MARTHA: 472 NORMAN, PATRICIA A.: 462 NORMAN, THOMAS; 472 NORRIS, ANNETTE: 272 NORRIS, HAL: 472 NORRIS, ROBERT L.: 481 NORRIS, VIRGINIA; 260, 1435, 217 NORTHAM. DALE; 481 NORTHAM, RICHARD A.: 449 NORTHCUTT. BENJAMIN W.: 462 NORTHCUTT. JEFFREY D.; 216 NORTHCUTT. MARY R.; 462 NORTHDURFT. CHARLES T.: 462 NORTON. BILL; 462 NORTON. JAN: 279 NORWOOD. CINDY; 420 NOTO. PAUL J.. JR.: 445 NOWELL. KATHY: 423 NOWLIN. STEVEN: 489 NUND. ELIZABETH; 489 NUNNALLY. JANET C: 462 NUNNELLEY. FRED C. Ill: 449 NUTT. ANITA: 220. 1460 NUTT. MICHAEL; 472. 439 NUTT. TERRY W.: 216 OAKES, PERRY L. : 481 OAKS. CINDY; 432 DATES, CAROL L.; 462 DATES, JULIE: 425 OBERMAN, STEVE; 270, 271, 445 O ' BRIEN, KEVIN; 438 OCKERMAN, JEFF: 220, 427 O ' CONNOR, PATRICK T.: 450 O ' CONNOR, RACHEL: 432 ODOM, SUZANNE: 417 O ' DONNELL. DANIEL J,; 481 O ' DONNELL, FRANCES: 472 O ' DONNELL, GLYNN: 425 OGBURN. SUSAN: 416 OGDEN. KENNETH R.: 434 OGLE. MARIAN J.; 481 OGLES. FRANK: 180.462 OLAVESON. JACKIE: 433 OLEMANNS. GREGORY: 427 OLIVER. CHARLES P.: 434 OLIVER. DANNY W.; 444 OLIVER. DEBBIE C; 489 OLIVER. PAUL v.: 462 OLIVER. RAY: 447 OLIVER. RHONDA: 453 OLLIFF. S. THOMAS: 216 OLNEY, NANCY: 426 O ' LOUGHLIN, LAWRENCE: 472 OLSON. GEORGE; 297 O ' MARY. ARNIE: 489 ONKS. JERRY: 437 OPITZ, KATHY: 435 O ' QUINN. LEE ANN: 442 O ' REAR, JO; 435 O ' REILLY. PATRICK S.: 265. 280. 462 ORR, GARY: 473 ORR. JACK G.: 439 ORR. ROBERT D.; 462 ORRISON. JOHN W.; 216 ORRISON. LETA H.: 218 ORTALE. SEVERN; 422 ORTEGA. GEORGE L.; 445 OSBORNE, BRAD A.; 445 OSBORNE. GRAY; 481 OSBORNE, STEVEN: 419 O ' SHEA, MARTHA J.; 462 O ' STEEN, REUBEN: 419 OSTHER, LINDSEY; 442 OSWALD. SHARON L.: 462 OSWALT. EUGENE T.; 439 OSWELL, JACQUE L.: 462 OSWELL. JULIA A.: 481 OTTO, ROBERT J.: 462 OUIGLEY, AYMOND; 490 OUSLEY, NANCY: 489 OUTLIN, CLIFFORD; 181 OVERBEEK, ROBERT: 440 OVERLY, MARY ANN; 297. 435 OVERSTREET. LYNN; 279. 417 OWEN. MARGARET; 414 OWEN. LYNN; 431 OWEN. SUELLEN; 225 OWENS. CASSANDRA: 489 O WEN, CHERYL D.: 481 OWEN, DAVID K.: 473 OWEN. DEBBIE: 279 OWEN. DIANE; 215 OWEN. SUELLEN F.: 462 OWENS, CHRIS: 414 OWENS, JANICE: 462. 473 OWENS, KATHERINE: 428 OWENS, LAWRENCE: 489 OWENS. LESLIE: 433 OWENS, MILES; 419 OWENS, PEGGY; 433 OWENS, SANDY; 251 OWENS, SANFORD; 440 OWENS, SUSAN; 217. 489 OWENSBY. LAURIE; 433 OWSLEY. PEGGY: 218. 462 OXFORD. GLEN; 473 OXFORD. JEAN; 433 OXLEY, BLAIR I.; 424 OZIER. SUZY; 241 OZOLS. EIZENS: 489 PACE, CARL: 473 PACE, CINDY; 433 PACE, WILLIAM: 218 PACK, BETTY J.: 481 PACK, REBECCA; 435 PACK, JOSEPH C; 450 PACKARD. JAMES; 473 PADGETT. DEBORAH L.; 481 PADGETT. PAUL: 440 PAFFORD. SARAH; 428 PAGE. BURN; 308 PAGE. DAVID G.; 212. 325. 429 PAGE, HOMER A.: 429 PAGE, OSCAR P.; 439 PAGE, REBECCA J.: 462 PAGE. WILLIAM H.; 424 PAGEL, JOSETTE N.; 481 PAINTER, ROBERT H.: 434 PALACIOS. ALINA: 217. 489 PALMER. GWEN A.: 462 PALMER. KENNETH K.; 429 PALMER. WILLIAM: 489 PALERMO. DONALD: 419 PARAMORE. MARLENE: 473 PARDUE, LYNNE; 252. 253 PARDUE. S. LYNNE; 462 PARDY. MICHAEL J.: 449 PARE, ROBERT H.; 447 PARHAM, DEBBIE: 260. 423 PARHAM. JIMMY; 264 PARK. CHARLOTTE A.: 462 PARKER. BILL; 421 PARKER. CHARLOTTE S.: 462 PARKER. DONALD; 473 PARKER. DONNA; 473 PARKER, GINGER; 435 PARKER, HENRY: 216 PARKER, JAMES E.; 444 PARKER, JULIA; 416 PARKER, JULIET: 217, 489 PARKER, KEITH: 429 PARKER. MELISSA; 435 PARKER. PAM; 433 PARKER, RUSSELL «.: 215, 260, 262. 263. 422 PARKER. SIRETA E.: 462 PARKER. SUZY: 433 PARKER, TED H.: 462 PARKER. TERRY; 437 PARKER. WILLIAM M.; 218. 429 PARKS. ANGIE: 417 PARKS. DEAN PAUL: 208 PARKS. MARJORIE W.; 217 PARKS. VAN ELLEN: 425 PARONE. VINESSA; 473 PARRISH. BEN E.: 224 PARRISH. JACK E.. JR.: 447 PARRISH, LYNN: 414 PARRY, LEONARD: 308 PARSONS, BRUCE: 231 PARSONS, CAROL: 221 PARSONS. KATHY J.: 462 PARSONS. STEVAN; 489 PARRISH, VICKIE: 473 PARSO, PETER; 419 PARTAIN: LISA: 425 PARTER, SHERRY: 442 PARSONS, CAROL: 430 PARTIDGE, LARRY: 462 PARTIN, BARBARA G.; 481 PARTIN, DALLAS; 462 PARRRIDGE. MARY NELL: 423 PASCHAL. JACK: 447 PASCHAL. M. ANN; 481 PASKER. ROBERT; 419 PASCUTTI. JUDY; 292 PATE. CROWELL A.: 418 PATE. HAROLD E.. JR.: 445 PATE. HENRY: 462 PATE. KERRY: 260. 263 PATE. PAUL A.: 481 PATE. RICHARD S.; 275. 445 PATE, RUSSELL G.: 445 PATE, STEVEN P.: 216, 489 PATFORD, JAMES; 473 PATILLO, ROBERT E.: 421 PATRICK, KIMBERLY: 473 PATRICK. LEE; 489 PATTERSON. ALBERT; 422 PATTERSON. ALLEN R. ; 462 PATTERSON. BO; 219 PATTERSON. DENISE: 489 PATTERSON. PATRICIA; 489 PATTERSON. DORENA J.: 481 PATTERSON, GARY: 431 PATTERSON, MIKE G.: 218 PATTERSON, SUSAN: 420 PATTERSON, TERRY; 423 PATTON, DAVID G.; 462 PATTON, JAMES T.. JR.: 447 PATTON. JOHN M.: 447 PATTON. JOHN V.: 216 PATTON. STUART T.: 447 PAULK. DENNIS; 448 PAULK. MALA; 417 PAULSON. DAVID; 268. 431 PAULTER. CLARE L.: 218 PAXTON, LINDLEY: 473 PAXTON, PERRI A.; 481 PAYLOR, R. A.; 220 PAYNE, BETTY: 416 PAYNE, CHARLES L.; 216, 439 PAYNE. DAVID; 270, 271 PAYNE, JOHN: 419 PAYNE, JOSEPH; 462 PAYNE, JENNIFER: 489 PAYNE, RICHARD P.: 481 PAYNE. THOMAS; 422 PAYTON. ROBIN; 423 PEACOCK. EMILY K.; 481 PEACOCK. ROBIN: 473 PEAK. BRUCE; 431 PEAK. JERE: 431 PEAKE. JENNY C. : 420 PEARCE. ALBERT B.: 481 PEARCE. BEVERLY; 217. 417 PEARCE. EARL: 473 PEARCE, JOHN; 421 PEARSHALL. CATHY: 442 PEARSON, ALAN: 434 ' PEARSON, JERRY; 228, 421 PEARSON, R. JOSEPH; 445 PEARSON, PRISCELLA: 473 PEASE, LEILA: 426 PEAVEY, J. HOWARD: 481 PEBS, DANNY: 326 PECK. MARY T.: 217 PECK. TERRY; 430 PEDERSON. SUSAN M.: 482 PEEBLES. ANTHONY: 225 PEEK. WILLIAM J.; 482 PEEPLES. JOSEPH M.; 439 PEEPLES. PAUL D.; 482 PEGUES. CAROL L.; 482 PELHAM. BARBARA: 472 PELHAM, STEVE: 489 PEMPLES, JIM; 489 PENCE. JIMMY: 437 PENDERGRASS, SUZANNE: 280, 482 PENDLEY, CHARLES; 473 PENLEY, DORIS; 473 PENN, RHONDA; 292 PENNINGTON, MARION: 437 PENNINGTON, MARY A.; 420 PENRY, RICHARD; 229, 260, 263, 326, 448 PEPPER, NANCY: 426 PEPPING, JANET: 435 PERALES. DAVID: 490 PEREZ. D. C; 445 PERKINS. EDDIE: 270. 462 PERKINS, HENRY; 473 PERKINS, NANCY A.: 482 PERLEY, TIM M.: 445 PEROKNGER, JOSEPH; 438 PERRETT. J. L.: 444 PERRETT, J. LEE; 249. 447 PERRETT, JOE A.: 460 PERRY. ANN: 225. 260. 262. 473 PERRY. CLYDE: 490 PERRY. DOUGLAS C: 462 PERRY. EDWIN: 473 PERRY. FRED B.: 482 PERRY. JIM: 427 PERRY. LEONARD F.; 218. 309. 462 PETERS. TERESA L.; 482 PETERSON. GREGORY D.: 482 PETERSON. LYNN: 473 PETERSON. PAUL; 268. 271. 424 PETCOFF. JOHN; 427 PETIT. SARAH; 473 PETROSKI. MEG; 430 PETRUZZl. CHRIS; 427 PETTY. CAROL: 473 PETTY. CELIA: 442 PETTY. CLAUDE A.: 445 PETTY. RICK: 431 PHARR, RICHARD F.: 434 PHARR, STEPHEN A.: 482 PHELPS. JANET; 462 PHIFER. KATHY; 435 PHILLIPPI. CAROLYN J.: 420 PHILLIPPI. GEORGE; 444 PHILLIPPI. LO; 443 PHILLIPS. BEN; 220 PHILLIPS. BILL: 443 PHILLIPS. BOBBY; 421 PHILLIPS. ERNEST: 273 PHILLIPS. GAIL; 426 PHILLIPS. JAMES: 490 PHILLIPS. JULIE A.: 420 PHILLIPS. KATIE: 414. 432 PHILLIPS. KENT W.: 462 PHILLIPS. LAMAR: 482 PHILLIPS. LINDA C. ; 482 PHILLIPS. LISZ: 292. 416 PHILLIPS. LORI: 432 PHILLIPS, NANCY E.: 420 PHILLIPS, PAUL: 280 PHILLIPS. PENNY; 414 PHILLIPS. STEPEANIE; 490 PHILLIPS. WILLIAM L.; 482 PHILPOTT, DR. HARRY; 200 PHILPOT, EMILY: 442 PHIPPS, DANIEL K.; 434 PHIPPS, LAURENCE: 271 PICKARD, TERRY E.; 218, 462 PICKENS, CAROL; 430 PICKENS, DAVID M.: 447 PICKENS. SWEET: 416 PICKERING. DAVID: 431 PICKERING. MICHAEL B.; 462 PIERCE. DAVID; 431 PIERCE. JEFF: 448 PIERCE. DR. ROBERT: 219 PIERCE. SANDY: 260. 473 PIERCE. DEAN TRUMAN: 207 PIERCE, VICKI L.: 462 PIETRZYR, ROWARD; 453 PIGEEWE, KERMET; 440 PIGEON, ROSE MARIE: 430 PIKE, BUTCH; 288 PIKE, GARY M.; 434 PIKE, LARRY: 437 PIKE, ROBERT: 434 PIKE, TOMMY: 473 PINKERTON, AURETA S.: 482 PINKERTON. SHARON; 430 PINKSTAN. CAROL: 473 PINKSTON, LEIGH: 229,473 PINNEY, BILL: 229 PINTUS, ANDY; 180 PIPER, MICHAEL W.; 449 PIPPIN. DOTTIE: 42. 279. 433 PITCHER, DAVID A.: 424 PITMAN, CLIFF: 448 PITTARD. ROBERT D.: 439 PITTARD, STEVEN: 473 PITTMAN, JIMMY L.: 462 PITTMAN, W. RANDALL: 210, 252. 253, 447 PITTS, DANIEL: 436 PITTS, DEAN; 280 PITTS, LLOYD L.: 482 PITTS. JANE; 266 PITTS. BEVERLY J.; 462 PITTS. JAMES A.; 462 PITTS. RODERICK: 438 PITTS. SANDRA L.: 462 PLANT. NANCY C; 462 PLANT. RANDALL T.; 462 PLAUCHE. PATRICE; 217.425 PLAXCO, MARGARET: 435 PLAYLE, ARTHUR B.: 482 PLUMMER. GAYLE; 280 PLUNKETT, BETTY: 217 POAKE. GEORGE W. : 216 POE, ROBYN: 416 POINTER, AMY: 428 POINTER. LAURA: 226. 428 POLIDORO. BENJAMIN L. POLLARD. BECKY: 416 POLLMAN. JENNIFER: 433 POLLOCK. BOBBY; 450 POLLOCK. CAROL: 432 519 POLLOCK. CHARLES D.; 450 POMEROY. ROBKRT W.: 447 PONDER. DANIEL E.: 31S. 326. 44S PONDER. MARK 441 PONDER. MICHAEL 490 PONDER. REX A.: 4«2 PUSDER. SANDRA: 473 PONDER. TERA: 473 POOL. PENNY: 473 POOLE. JOHN R. 434 POOLE. KATHERINE 428 POOR. TERESA 435 POPE. ERIC 220,419 POPE. HENRY: 436 POPE. PATRICIA: 473 POPPER. RICHARD C: 445 POPWELU BEANIE: 423 POPWELL. JERALYNN: 490 POPWELU ROD: 271 POPWELU RODERICK: 473 PORCH. MARTIN E.: 439 PORTER. BECCA: 462 PORTER. BETTY: 423 PORTER. BILL: 448 PORTER. BILLY: 436 PORTER. PAL ' L: 438 PORTER. REBECCA: 490 PORTER. VICKIE: 432 PORTERFELD, LES H.: 180. 421 POTEAT. AMI: 221 POTTER. BRIAN L.: 446 POTTERFIELD. SHERRY: 432 POTTS. CATHERINE: 473 POTTS, KARTW.: 224 POULSEN, KEITH: 427 POUNCEY, ELIZABETH: 217, 490 POUNDS, KATHY: 414 POUNDS, RONALD J.: 462 POUNDSTONE. DAVEJ.: 440, 447 POUNDSTONE, NANCY: 280 POUNDSTONE, WYLI D.: 446 POWELU CAMILLE: 482 POWELU LISA: 430 POWELU NANCY: 414 POWELU PAMELA A.; 462 POWELU STEVE: 431 POWELU SUSAN: 417 POWELU WILLIAM: 473. 490 POWERS. D. COLLINS: 434 POWERS. DONNA: 426 POWERS, JAMES R. 445 POWERS, MIKE: 421 POWERS, WILLIAM J.: 482 PRAIRER. EDM.: 424 PRATER. ERNIE: 473 PRATER, LA WANNA J.: 482 PRATHER, WILLIAM: 453 PRESLEY, MARY 8ROWNLEE: 433 PRESSLEY. CYNTHIA: 462 PRESSNELL. STEVE: 473 PRESTON. DOUGLAS: 423 PRESTON. JEFFREY: 436 PRICE. CAROL: 462 PRICE, DEBORAH: 417 PRICE, GENE: 473 PRICE, JOHN R.: 445 PRICE. JULIE: 442 PRICE. KIM: 473 PRICE. LORRIE V.: 462 PRICE. MARILYN L.: 482 PRICE. RICHARD M.: 462 PRICE. TERRI: 275.433 PRIDGEN. CHARLES: 473 PRIDGEN. JOE: 431 PRIEST. GARY: 220 PRIESTER. ANN: 417 PRESTON, JEFFREY: 436 PRIM, LEAH: 292,416 PRIM. LESLIE: 432 PRINCE. BETTY C: 482 PRINCE, FRANKLIN: 325,427 PRITCHETT, GEOFF: 280 PRITCHETT. JOHN: 308 PRITCHETT. LORA: 490 PRITCHETT. MARGERET: 473 PRITCHETT, PATSY E.: 473 PROCTOR. JO ANNA: 442 PRUITT. SHANNON: 473 PRYOR, EDGAR: 437 PUCKETT, JOHN D.: 280. 462 PUCKETT, MICHAEL J.: 482 PUCKETT, WILLIAM U: 462 PUEH. DEBBIE: 473 PUGH. TIM: 473 PULLEN. OENISE: 442 PUMPELLY. ELLEN: 490 PUMPHERY. RICHARD D.: 445 PUMPHREY. ROBERT: 422 PURNELL. JAMES H.: 450 PURNELU JAY: 218 PURSELU CHRISS: 423 PURVIS. JUDY: 428 PUTNAM. MARSHALL: 419 PUTNAW. GARICE: 308 PYLANT. CANDIE: 462 Q QUALLS. DOUGLAS: 437 QUARLES. SHANE: 423 4UATTLEBAUM. GARY E.: 462 QUENELLE. MARK A.: 439 QUENELLE. MARSHA: 435 QUERENS. ALLAN E. : 482 QUIGLEY. RAYMONDP.: 216 QUILAN. ANNELISE: 433 qUINN. JEFF U: 482 qUINTERO. RAYMOND: 427 RABREN. JAMES: 4 0 RABUN. DONNA: 280. 228, 473 RADCLIFF. LIBRA: 644 RAOCLIFF, WILLIAM: 490 RADER. DAVE: 224, 325, 436 RADNEX, JAMES: 427. 473 RAINER. JANE: 420 RAINER, MARILYN: 433 RAINES. RAYMOND: 462 RAINEY. PATRICIA: 473 RAINS, GAYNELL: 462 RAJWA. JASWANT: 210 RALEY. JAMES: 473 RALLBARK. MARK: 436 RAMEY, ROBERT: 423 RAMSEY. SARAH: 266. 280 RANDALL, LILLIAN: 261, 433 RANKIN, ELAINE: 433 RANKIN, SARAH: 453 RAO, RAVISHANKAR A.: 482 RASBERRY, JOE E.: 444 RATBURN. ROBIN E.: 482 RATEAU. RICHARD: 218.447 RATELAFF. JOHN: 431 RATHBURN, RICHARD: 291 RATLIFF, ROBERT B,: 446 RATTERREE, EVELYN: 490 RATTERREE, SUSAN M.: 482 RAULERSON. BETH: 414 RAWLINGS. PATTI: 218 RAWLS. BECKY: 435 RAWLS, DONNA J.: 279. 482 RAWLS. RENITA: 473 RAY. ANDREW: 431 RAY. BUDDY: 437 RAY. JOHN: 218 RAY. MARSHALL T.: 445 RAY. MARY J.: 473 RAY. TRICIA: 442 RAY, WILLIAM; 490 RAYMOND, CATHY: 252 REACH, ROBERT E,: 444 READ, C. BALDWIN: 434 REAGEN. JIM: 325 REAR. WILLIAM: 434 REARDON. THEADO: 490 REARER. JOANNE: 430 HEAVES, ANITA; 490 REAVES, SHERRIL: 217.417 RECKART, RICHARD: 288 REDDEN, RAY: 431 REDDING. RANDALL K.: 445 REDDMAN. DOUGLAS: 436 REDMON. DANIEL J.: 482 REECE. JAMES T.: 490 REECE. RICHARD K.: 228, 439 REED, AL: 251 REED, ALLISON D,; 434 REED, DEBBIE: 430 REED, GRACE: 433 REED. JAMES: 431 REED. MARTIN: 473 REED, ROGER M.: 482 REED. SUSAN: 414. 436 REEDER. LINDA: 463 REEVES, CINDY: 426 REEVES, JAMES U: 473 REEVES, ROBIN: 490 REEVES. WILLIAM D.: 444 REAGAN, JOHN F.: 229. 449 REGAN. MICHAEL D.: 434 REGAN. PAUL D.; 449, 180 REGAN, RALPH: 436 REGISTER, REBECCA: 473 REHM, ANDREA: 425 REHM, DEBBIE: 292, 433 REICHELDERFER, ROBIN: 490 REIO, JAMES: 419 REIFSNYDER, DAVE: 280 REILLY, ROBERT J.: 216. 436 REINS. ROSLYN: 432 REISNER. KATHY: 417 REISS. REINHARTW.: 224 RELFORD. ROBERTA: 490 REMAKER. DAVID: 490 REMPREL. KAREN: 428 RESPESS. SUZANNE: 216 RETOLE. CHARLES J.: 216 REVEU TORREY B. : 444 REVERE, GARY: 423 REW, MICHAEL: 463 REW. STEPHEN: 216. 490 REYNOLDS. ANN: 435 REYNOLDS. BETSEY: 423 REYNOLDS, CHARLES: 431 REYNOLDS, DEBBIE: 224. 225. 435 REYNOLDS. DONNA: 428 REYNOLDS, JEANNE: 420 REYNOLDS, RICK: 443 REZNICEK, ANN M.: 280 RHINEHART, DAVID: 443 RHINEHART. LIBBY: 277 RHINEHART. MICHAEL H.: 447 RHODES. KAREN: 417 RHODES. ROBERT: 438 RHODES. ROGER U: 447 RHODE.S. TOM E.: 450 RHYNE. DAN T.: 418 RHYNE. DAVID N.: 224.418 RHYNE. MARY BETH: 442 RIALS. BILLIE 463 RICE. DEBRA 217,490 RICE, HARRY: 463 RICE, LARRABEE: 248. 249 RICE, LU ANN: 463 RICE, PAT: 279 RICE. SAMUEL F.: 449 RICH. SUSAN: 417 RICH. GLENOA: 416 RICHARD, PAULA: 423 RICHARDS. BETH: 414. 228 RICHARDS. MALINDA: 414 RICHARDS, DIANE: 426 RICHARDSON, BENJAMIN: 436 RICHARDSON, DONALD C: 473 RICHARDSON, JEANIE: 425 RICHARDSON, JOHN: 180. 446 RICHARDSON. LYNN: 219 RICHARDSON. ROBBINS: 482 RICHARDSON, MIKE: 482 RICHARDSON, SUSAN: 423 RICHBURG, KATHY: 428 RICKS, HENRY D.: 449 RIDDLE, ANN: 442 RIDDLE, KELLE: 430 RIDDLE, KENNETH: 482 RIDDLE, LILLIAN: 426 RIDDLE, SUSAN: 490 RIDDLE, WILLIAM: 463 RIDDLEHOOVER. DEE DEE: 420 RIDGEWAY. PAULA M.: 482 RIEHU MARK: 473 RIGGS. BETH: 490 RIGGS. BLANCHE E.: 217 RIGGINS. MARGARET: 473 RIGSBY. DEBBIE T.: 217 RIHERD. HARRIET: 428 RIHERD. MARY: 473 RILEY. DEBRA: 473 RILEY. JACKIE: 461 RILEY. JANICE: 473 RILEY. LISA: 266. 420 RILEY. MARION: 473 RILEY. MICHAEL: 463 RILEY. RUTH: 433. 217 RIOWSKL BEVERLY: 453 RISSMAN. RICHARD: 463 RISSMAN. WILLIAM R.: 228. 482 RITTENOUR. JAMES M.: 439 ROACH. KERRY L.: 482 ROARK. BECKY: 225 ROARK. JEFFERY: 453 ROBBINS. DIANA: 276.420 ROBERSON, LINDA: 463 ROBERSON, MICHAEL: 463 ROBERSON, VANCE: 490 ROBERT. GAIL: 430 ROBERTS. ALICE: 420 ROBERTS. GREGORY: 450 ROBERT. HEWITT P.: 449 ROBERTS. JANE: 433 ROBERTS. JOHN: 463 ROBERTS. KATHY: 430 ROBERTS. LAURA SUE: 435 ROBERTS, LLOYD: 449 ROBERTS. MELANIE: 433 ROBERTS, RONALD B.: 325. 444 ROBERTS. ROY F„ JR.: 447 ROBERTS. THOMAS W.: 447 ROBERTSON, DONNA U: 482 ROBERTSON. JAN: 291 ROBERTSON. JANIE: 248, 249 ROBERTSON, JOHN A.. JR.: 445 ROBERTSON. JOSEPH B.: 448 ROBERTSON. JOY: 217. 416 ROBERTSON, MICHAEL W.: 448 ROBERTSON, PATSY: 463 ROBERTSON. TANYA: 482 ROBERTSON. WADE: 421 ROBINETT. ALAN: 482 ROBINETY, STEPHEN: 463 ROBINS. MARSHA: 442 ROBINSON. DONNIE: 473 ROBINSON. DANIEL: 437 ROBINSON. DANNY: 219. 440 ROBINSON. FRED: 438 ROBINSON. JAMES: 419 ROBINSON. JIM: 463 ROBINSON. KARL J.: 445 ROBINSON. SANDY: 463 ROBINSON. SHELLEY: 428 ROBINSON. SUSAN: 261. 292 ROBINSON. TERESA: 265. 279. 428 ROBINSON. TERRY: 473 ROBINSON. THOMAS: 448. 490 ROBINSON. WILLIAM: 218 ROBISON. THOMAS J.: 450 ROBISON. TERI: 482 ROBISON. THOMAS: 427 ROBY. BETH: 297 ROBY. LISA: 432 ROCKY. FREDERICK W.. JR.: 216 ROCKER. ROBYN: 416 ROCKWELU FRAN: 433 RODDY. DAVID A.: 449 ROD DY. STEPHEN H.: 279. 445 RODEN. DEBORAH: 217. 490 RODEN. JERRY: 272 RODERICK. LARRY: 473 RODGERS, KATHY: 428 RODGERS. KRISTAN: 437 RODRIGUEZ. REGINA G.: 482 ROGERS. ANN: 473 ROGERS. BUD: 261 ROGERS. DAVID: 280 ROGERS. EARL D.: 216. 439 ROGERS. FREDERICK P.: 429 ROGERS. GREGORY S.: 424 ROGERS. JAME: 419 ROGERS. JOSEPH E.: 482 ROGERS. RICHARD: 436 ROLLING. TIMOTHY: 490 ROLLINS. KATHY: 436 ROMINE. DAVID C: 482 ROMINE. JACKIE: 365 RONEY. CHARLES S.: 4 2 RONEY. LINDA: 490 RONILO. SUSAN: 420 ROOP. CAROLYN: 2S6. 463 ROOT. TINA: 423 ROPES. DEBBIE: 21 5. 423 ROS. BECCA: 425 ROS. CHARLOTTE: 426 ROSCO. RUSSELL J.: 41B ROSE. DAVID: 429 ROSE. LOUISE: 463 ROSS. ALLAN B.: 482 ROSS. JULIE: 426 ROTHENANGER. DAVID A.: 229. 482 ROTOLD. CHARLES: 490. 436 ROTON. BURTON: 427 ROUNDSVILLE, MARK: 216. 440 ROUSE. AMY: 428 ROUSE. CARLTON: 431 ROUSE. DENNIS: 205 ROVE. ROBERT M.: 482 ROWE. DEBBIE: 433 ROWE. JOHN: 463 ROWE, PRISCILLA A.: 482 ROWE. SARA: 217.490 ROWELU ROTH: 431 ROY. GREGORY: 440 ROYALS. NATHANIEL: 419 ROYER, PAM: 279. 425 ROYSTER. SKIP: 434 RUCKER, ROBERT C: 424 RUCKER. LARRY U: 445 RUDNER. ROBERT V.. II: 448 RUECKWALD, JAN: 482 RUEIC. JAMES: 490 RUF. DONNIE: 463. 228 RUFFIN. CHARLES L.: 210. 263. 447 RUGH. JAMES R.: 216 RUIZ. XIOMARA A.: 482 RUMMEL. RAYMOND: 424 RUMMEU ROBIN: 490 RUMPH. HOWARD: 421 RUNGE. RALPH N.: 449 RUNKLE. BOB: 297 RUNYAN. SARAH D.: 482 RUNYANS. GARRY: 443 RUSH. ATWOOD B.. JR.: 446 RUSH. CARL: 262. 253. 308. 463 RUSH. DAVID: 463 RUSH. KENNETH S.: 445 RUSH. NANCY U: 482 RUSHING. GWENDOLYN: 463 RUSHING, ROBERT: 453 RUSHING, TERESA: 490 RUSHTON, LEE A.: 482 RUSHTON. RICHARD T.: 447 RUSHTON. WALTER R.: 447 RUSSELU DALLAS: 216 RUSSELL. GERALD: 180 RUSSELU KAREN: 463 RUSSELL. LYNN: 280 RUSSELU MIKE: 427 RUSSELU ROBERT F.: 229. 482 RUSSELL. SUSAN: 463 RUSSELL. JAMES S.: 482 RUSSELL. TERI ANN: 414 RUSSLER. JACOB: 297. 482 RUSSON. JENNYE L.: 482 RUSSUM, WILLIAM: 419 RUTH. SANDRA: 414 RUTHERFORD. ALLAN: 463 RUTHERFORD. BRENDA J.: 482 RUTHVEN. JOHN J.; 449 RUTHVEN. MARY V.: 482 RUTLAND. LARRY C: 229. 449 RUTLEDGE. DAVID: 482 RUTLEDGE. PATTI M.; 482 RUTLEDGE. WALTER H.: 482 RYAKA, GARY: 437 RYAN. ANNETTE: 416 RYAN. THOMAS E.: 447 RYBKA. GARY W.: 437 RYBKA. MARY: 273 SADLER. REBECCA: 482 SAGE. CHARLOTTE A.: 218 SAIAR. KFAUL:447 SAIN. EDDIE L.: 437 SALES. IRIS: 453 SALMON, PHYLLIS; 463 SALMON. ROBERT: 482. 490 SALTER. DANNIE: 474 SALTER. DAVID: 474. 288 SALTER. ELLIE: 423 SALTER. LAURAL: 474 SALTER. SUEANNE: 490 SAMARTIND. TOM: 443 SAMFORD. TOMMY: 421. 216 SAMMONS. ROBERT: 463 SAMUEL, PATRICE: 463 SANADERS, GUY: 419 SANDERS, DONNA: 463 SANDERS, GARY C: 482 SANDERS, JAMES: 490 SANDERS, JOHN: 463 SANDERS, PAMELA: 463, 279 SANDERS, REGINA: 490, 217 SANDERS, RICHARD: 490 SANDY, SUSAN: 426 SANFORD. HARRIET: 423. 217 SANSON, RUSSELL: 463 SANTAIN. ELIZABETH: 463 SAPP, GERALD: 450 SARGENT. SHIRLEY: 474 SARRELS, GARY W.: 446 SASSER. ANGELIA: 463. 225 SASSER. CATHY: 490 SASSER. DONALD: 490 SASSER, SUSAN: 490. 297 SATTERFIELD. RITA: 474 SATTERWHITE. LINDA: 228 8ATTERWHITE. SALLIE: 482 SAUER, MARTIN: 447 SAUERBERRY. GAYLA: 423 SAULS. GINGER: 490 SAUNDERS, DANA: 422 SAUNDERS. JOHN: 439. 216 SAUNDERS. DANA: 423 SAUNDERS. DIANE: 423 SAWYER. CINDY: 423 SAWYER. DOUGLAS: 490. 448 SAWYER. RICHARD: 474 SAWYER. WINDY: 442 SCANECCHIA. DIANE: 482 SCARRITT. LEA: 483 SCEWINGHAMER. DENISE: 437 8CHAFFELD. BRITT: 218 SCHAFFELD. WALTER: 438 SCHAFFER. TODD: 490. 453 SCHAFFNAUSEN. CINDY: 416 SCHAFFSTALU ROSS: 180 SCHAMBECK, BRENDA: 260.474 SCHATZ, GARY: 427 SCHEIBE, HARRY: 490 SCHEINERT, lEN: 437. 210 SCHENK. JAMES: 460 SCHERER. TERRY: 414 SCHENK. DONALD: 474 SCHIELLER. SUSAN: 482 SCHILLECY, KEITH: 443 SCHMIDT. DAVID: 270, 271 SCHMIDT. MARY: 474 SCHMITE. DEBORAH: 490 SCHMITZ. DEBORAH: 217 SCHNEIDER. NANCY: 423 SCHNEIDWARD, ROBERT: 463 SCHNIEDWIND, DAN: 291 SCHOBELOCK, DAVID: 422 SCHOBEY, DAVID: 482 SCHOENFELD, RITA: 474 SCHOOT. SUSAN: 423 SCHOMBURG, TERESA: 474 SCHOPP. BENEDETTE: 463 SCHOPP. JOHN: 445 SCHOPPERT. JILL: 490 SCHOPPMAN. ERIC: 482 SCHOWALTER. LYNN: 428 SCHRAMM. LYNDA: 436 SCHRANTZ. BARBI: 430 SCHRIMSHER. RANDY: 431 SCHOLEFIELD. KATHY: 482 SCHUMANN. GREG: 482 SCHUMRIAND. MICHAEL: 434 SCHUTT. STEPHEN: 438 SCOFIELD, CINDY: 292 SCHWAMNLE, JOHN: 490 SCHWARZAVER, GERALD: 474 SCHWIND, CLAYTON: 423 SCHWINGHAMER, MARY: 482 SCHWINGHAMER, TONY: 463. 218 SCOFIELD, CINDY: 433 SCOGIN, ELIZABETH: 474 SCOTT, AL: 275 SCOTT, CAROL: 482 SCOTT, CYNTHIA: 490 SCOTT. HERMAN: 439 SCOTT. KATHY: 416 SCOTT. KERON: 482 SCOTT. LESLIE: 444 SCOTT. LYNN: 442 SCOTT. MICHAEL: 439. 210 SCOTT, NANCY: 442 SCOTT, WILLIAM: 447 SCRANTON, BARBARA: 442 SCHRUGHAM, NANCY: 463 SEAGLER, PHIL: 421 SEAMON, PAM: 417 SEANS. MIKE: 291 SEARCY. MARK: 439 SEARS. BARBARA: 420 SEARS. MICHAEL: 463 SECKMAN. THOMAS: 450 SEDLACK. RUSS: 297 SEGARS. BOBBY: 308 SELDEN, EDITH: 417 SELF, MARY: 414 SELLERS: ANGELA: 414 SELLERS, JANE: 482 SELLERS, SANDY: 414 SCOTT, RICHARD: 490 SCRIVNER, REGINA: 474 SCRUGTS, DALE: 474 SCRUCHOM, LISA: 474 SEAT, DURANT: 445 SEAVER. GEORGE: 490 SEDLACK. RUSSELL: 448 SEELY. MARK: 260. 263 SEGARS. EDWIN: 429 SEGREST. ALAN: 490 SELF. CHARLES: 446 SELF, MARK: 427 SELF, MIKE: 309 SELF, ROGER: 426 SELLERS, BECKY: 416 SELLERS, DIANE: 433 SELLERS, EDWARD: 453 SELLERS, JEFFREY: 463, 218 SELLERS, JIM: 463 SELLERS. LEE ANN: 416 SELLERS, MIKE: 260, 297 SELLERS, STEVEN: 424 SELLERS, THOMAS: 474 SELLERS, VICTOR: 424 SELLERS, ZANDE: 4«S SELV. FRED: 453 SELZ. MARK: 427 SEMMES, OLIVER: 438 SENELU PAMELA: 490 SENTENN. STEPHEN: 463 520 II SESSER. CATHY: 279 SESSIONS. HATTIED: 474 SESSLER. ANN H.: 218 SEUY, BENJAMIN: 474 SEVEDGE. MARILYN: 482 SEWELU PAM: 432, 217 SEXTON. EARL: 440 SEXTON, KAREN: 264 SEYFRIEO, MICHAEL: 446 SEYMOUR, JANE: 482 SHADDIX, CHARLED: 463 SHADGENESSY. RUTH; 463 SHADRICH. JAMES: 482 SHAH. ROBERT: 463 SHALSHOF, CINDY: 414 SCHAMBECK. BRENDA: 250 SFORZINI. MICHAEL: 224 SHANE, CAROLE: 482 SHAPIRO, PAUL: 224 SHAWKS. AL: 229 SHANKS, JAMES; 490 SHANNON, BILL: 418 SHANRON, BERNICE; 490 SHARIETT, MITZI: 423 SHARP. CHARLES: 448 SHARP. KAREN; 433 SHARPE. KEN: 463 SHARPE, LYNNE: 414 SHARPE, NANCY: 414 SHARPE, PEGGY: 423 SHAW, FRANKIE: 463 SHEARER, DOUGLAS: 437 SHEFFIELD, GLENN: 450 SHEFFIELD. NED: 482 SHELLEY. RENE: 474 SHELLGROVE. BETH: 426 SHEPPARD. HOLLEY; 417 SHEPPARD. JUDITH: 463 SHEPPARD, SUSAN: 416 SHERARD. ROBIN: 416 SHERARD, ROBIN: 416 SHERER. BROWN: 474 SHERODAN. BARBARA: 453 SHERMAN, GREG: 448 SHERRER. JACK: 490 SHERRILL, CINDY: 433 SHERRILL, MELLISSA; 420 SHERRILU PHILLIP: 448 SHERROD, PEYTON: 421 SHERROD. ROBERT: 463 SHERUM, SADIE: 474 SHETTEL, NANCY: 463 SHIELDS, TINA: 423 SHINE, MARY; 436 SHINN, SHERIE; 436, 279 SHIPP, VINCENT: 279 SHIRLEY, DON: 146 SHIVE, RONALD: 445 SHIVE. STEPHEN: 445 SHOFFNER, JAMES: 463 SHORES, TONI: 414 SHORT, RONALD: 463 SHOTTS, RUSS: 229 SHOUSE, MARY ANN; 423 SHUNK, MARY LOU: 463 SIDES, LEE: 482, 280 SIEGEL, MARK S.; 218 SIERRMA, JANICE: 482 SIKES, HERBERT; 463 SIKES, LYN: 426 SILCOX, RONALD: 474 SILFEY, DEBRA: 463 SILLIMAN. KEITH: 474 SILVERS. MICHAEL: 474. 291 SIMGLEY, CYNTHIA; 490 SIMMONS. CHARLES; 422 SIMMONS, ELLEN: 417 SIMMONS, ERIC: 482 SIMMONS. EVELYN: 482 SIMMONS, JANALYN: 463, 280 SIMMONS, JOANNE: 420 SIMMONS, LELAND: 437 SIMMOIN, JAN: 482 SIMMS, DONNA: 426 SIMMS, FREDERICK: 490 SIMMS. JACK: 273 SIMMS. JANE; 428 SIMMS. JOHN: 463 SIMMS, MICHAEL: 482 SIMON. JOANNE M.: 218 SIMPSON, CHARLES: 474 SIMPSON, JOHN: 421 SIMPSON, JONATHAN: 474. 228 SIMS. CALEN: 437 SIMS. DANIEL: 180 SIMS. GEORGE: 474 SIMS. JEFFREY: 490 SIMS. KENNETH: 453 . SIMS. LAURA: 463 SIMS. MARCIA; 442 SIMS. TERRY: 441 SIMS. THOMAS: 463 SIMS. TONY: 279 SINBACK. NORMAN: 219 SINGER, BRUCE: 474 SINGLETARY. JEAN: 416 SINGLETON. STEVE: 424 SINLARD. BUDDY: 436 SINLARD. WILLIAM: 490 SIRMON. JOEL: 448 SIRMON. LEVY: 436 SIRMON. PATRICIA: 482 SISTRUNK. STANLEY; 482 SITTIG. MARNIE; 297 SITZLER. KIP: 443 SKAGGS. GARRY: 437 SKAGGS, PATRICIA; 474 SKALKA, RHONDA 482 SKINNER, JOSEPH; 445 SKINNER, MARY: 474 SKUFORD, CAROLE: 442 SLADE. BILL; 443 SLAUGHTER, DOROTHY: 463 SLAY. LINDA: 490 SLEAN. STEVE: 265 SLEDGE. REBBECA: 474 SLEEMAN. JOIE; 229 SLEEMAN. LINDA 482 SLOCOMB. JOE: 482 SLIMP. SHIRLEY: 490 SMALLWOOD. LYN: 417 SMART. AMY: 490 SMART, DEBRA: 474 SMELLEY, GINY: 417 SMILDSIN, CARL: 463 SMILDSIN. THERESA; 474 SMILIE. STEVE: 447 SMITH. ALLEN; 490 SMITH. ALVAH: 446 SMITH. ANNETTE: 414 SMITH. BANKS: 434 SMITH. BELINDA: 474. 420 SMITH. BETTY: 463 SMITH. BETTY: 474 SMITH. BOB: 431 SMITH, BOBBY: 264,474, 265 SMITH, BRENDA: 463 SMITH, BRIAN: 439 SMITH, BUD; 141, 146 SMITH. CARL; 463 SMITH. CAROL: 428. 430 SMITH, CATHAY: 428 SMITH, CHARLES: 424. 447 SMITH. CHARLOTTE: 425 SMITH ' CHERLY; 414 SMITH. CHERRY; 490 SMITH. CLINTON: 463 SMITH. CONNIE; 482 SMITH. DIANE: 474 SMITH. DONNA: 490 SMITH. DOUG; 431. 474 SMITH. EARLE; 490 SMITH. EDWARD; 424 SMITH. EDWIN: 482 SMITH. ELLEN; 433 SMITH. ELLIS; 249. 325 SMITH. FLETCHER: 424 SMITH. FRAN; 441 SMITH. FRED; 482 SMITH. GERALD: 429 SMITH. HELEN: 436 SMITH, IVAN: 429 SMITH. JAMES: 450 SMITH. JAMES; 447 SMITH. JAMES: 436 SMITH. JIMMIE; 463 SMITH. JOCIE: 426 SMITH. JOHNNY: 464 SMITH. JOHNNY M.: 419 SMITH. JULIE: 425 SMITH. KEITH: 443, 490 SMITH. KENNETH; 449 SMITH. KENNETH L.: 474 SMITH. KIM: 436 SMITH. KIRK: 448 SMITH. LARRY: 482, 419 SMITH, LAURA: 425 SMITH. LAURIE: 416 SMITH. LEE; 464. 280 SMITH, LINDSEY: 416 SMITH. LINDY: 426 SMITH. LOLLIE: 430 SMITH, MIKE: 229 SMITH, MICHAEL; 482 SMITH, NANCY: 464, 225 SMITH, NATALIE: 433 SMITH, PATRICK- 464 SMITH, PATRICIA; 436 SMITH, PEAKE: 432 SMITH. PEGGY; 464 SMITH ' PHILIP: 474 SMITH. RANDALL: 419. 444 SMITH. RANDY: 464 SMITH. REBBECCA: 464 SMITH. RICHARD: 445 SMITH. ROSE ANN; 432 SMITH. ROXEANNE: 420 SMITH, RUTH; 426 SMITH, SHERRI; 482 SMITH, SHERRIE: 464 SMITH, SHERRY: 482 SMITH, STEPHEN; 446 SMITH, SUSAN: 426 SMITH, SUSAN: 442 SMITH, TERRY; 427. 224 SMITH. TOMMY: 436. 138 SMITH. THOMAS: 424 SMITH, TONNA; 490 SMITH, V. P.: 431 SMITH. WALTER; 474, 436 SMITH. WENDELL; 419 SMITH. WILLIE: 180 SMITH, WILLIAM: 220, 464 SMITH, YARISA: 482 SMITHERMAN, PERRY: 448 SMITHERMAN, SHERI; 433 SMOOT, SANDRA: 482 SNELL, LAURA; 482 SNELL. TRICIA; 441 SNIDER, ROBERT: 482 SNIDER, WILLIAM: 464 SNIPES, CHARLES: 418 SNODGRASS. GERALD: 464 SNOW. ANNE: 279 SNOW, DAVID: 424 SNOW, DEAN: 421 SNOW, JANET; 432 SNOW, KAREN; 482 SNOW, PEGGY: 482, 308 SNYDER, JAMES: 474 SNYDER, KATHY: 429 SOCKWELL, WILLIAM: 439. 210. 325 SOLES. SYLVIA: 464 SOMBOONULAVUDZ. NANA: 474 SOMERALL. BILL; 219 SONDERS. DANA: 45 SONANSTINE, ALLAN: 474 SONNE, JOHN: 419 SOOTE, JUDY: 463 SORRELL, ANDY; 440 SORRELL, MADGE: 464 SORRELL, RALPH; 474 SORRELL, SHARON: 423 SORRELL, SUE: 441 SOUTHERLAND, TRAVIS; 464 SOUTHERLAND, JULIE: 483 SOUTHERN, ROGER: 424 SOWELL, MARK: 483 SOX, KAREN: 414 SPALDING, COLEMAN; 450 SPANGENBERO. THEODORE; 464 SPARDLIN, GARY; 483 SPARKMAN, GREG; 448 SPARKMAN, HELEN: 474, 224 SPARKS, BETH: 442 SPARISS, GAIL; 442 SPARKS, LOUISE; 442 SPARKS, MICHAEL: 483 SPARROW, DOLLY; 464 SPEAKMAN, JEAN: 483 SPEAR, MICHAEL: 444 SPEAR, ROGER: 439 SPEARS, BONNIE; 260, 442 SPEARS, THOMAS; 464 SPEEGLE. CHESTER; 474 SPEED. SHARON: 483 SPEER. HARVEY; 447 SPEER. MARGARET; 490 SPEIGHT. JAY; 218 SPENCE. CATHERINE: 474 SPENCER. AURELIA: 225 SPENCER, EDWARD; 439 SPENSER, SAMIA; 220 SPERRY. BILL; 421 SPERRY. SCOTT: 421 SPIELBERG. SUSAN: 464 SPILOIS. GEORGE: 464 SPILLERS, MILKY: 220 SPILLIOS, PATSY: 483 SPINK, BRUCE: 445 SPIVEY, DIANA: 429 SPRAVDO, DOUG: 483 SPIRO. TERI; 490 SPITLER, CYNTHIA: 464 SPIVEY. MARTIN: 490 SPRAGGINS. CHARLES: 464 SPROC. RICHARD: 419 SPROUL. DONALD; 490 SPROULE. WILLIAM: 449. 228 SPROULL. MARY: 483 SPROUSE, SHERRILL: 425 SPRUCE, MARTHA; 432, 292 SPRUCE, RICHARD: 490 SPRY. MARVIN: 464 SPURLIN, ALLEN: 421 SQUTW. PAUL: 427 STACEY, SHARON: 483 STAFFORD, CINDY: 429 STAFFORD, JESSE; 464, 224 STAGGS, BIFF: 474 STALLINGS, PATTI: 416, 215 STALLINGS, WILLIAM: 464 STAMMATHLOS, NICHOLS: 490 STAMFORD. TAMMY: 490 STAMMER. PATTY; 442 STAMPS, LESLIE; 439 STANE, EDWIN: 436 STANFIELD, BARBARA: 474, 292 STANFILL, EDDY: 464 STANFORD, RALPH: 436 STANKARD, DAVID; 422 STANLEY, CHARLES: 490 STANLEY, DAVID; 490 STANLEY, ELIZABETH: 464 STANLEY, LYNDA: 474 STANLEY, SHARON; 464 STAPLER, KATHY: 464 STAPLETON, EMORY; 270, 271 STAPLETON, MARY: 490 STAPLETON, MICHELE; 417, 215 STAPLETON, YVAUGHAN: 464 STARKEY, WALTER: 490 STARNES, ROGER: 464 STARR. JAN; 474 STARTZMAN. JAIMEE: 432 STATOM, RICHARD; 490 ST. CLAIR. COY: 419 ST. CLAIR; JIMMY: 440. 463 STEDMAN. PETER: 444 STEELE. BARBARA; 217 STEELE. DAVID: 490 STEELE. EUGENE: 429 STEELE. JEANETTE: 429 STEELE. SARA: 490 STEER. JOHN: 436 STEFANCHICK. LINDA: 414 STEGALL. DAVID; 252 STEGALL. WILLIAM; 427 STEHALL. DAVID: 436 STEIGEWALD. TIM: 443 STEINBERG, DAVID: 424 STEINBURGER, RICKY; 431 STEINDORFF, ROBERT: 436 STEINER, JOHN; 445 STEWECK, PAUL; 464 STEPHENS, CAROL: 490. 44 STEPHENS. ELLEN: 432 STEPHENS. GLADYS: 426 STEPHENS. KENNETH: 483. 438 STEPHENS. MARTHA; 420 STEPHENS. RANEY: 474 STEPHENSON. KAREN; 474, 279 STEPHENSON, LISA: 420 STEPHENSON, NORMAN; 453 STEPP, LETA: 432 STEVENS, BOB: 219 STEVENS, DEBBIE: 417 STEVENS, KATHERINE: 490 STEVENS, LAURA: 417 STEVENS, SALLY; 425, 228 STEVENS, VICKI; 490 STEVENSON, JONATHAN: 446 STEWARD, CHARLES: 422 STEWART. CHERYL: 483 STEWART. CLINTON: 250, 241, 210, 212 STEWART, FRANK; 431 STEWART, LaBELLA: 417 STEWART, MARSHA: 474 STEWART, MICHAEL: 431 STEWART, MYRA; 414, 279 STEWART, RACHAL: 474 STEWART, JAMES; 262, 447 STEWART. JAN: 414 STEWART. JIM: 212 STEWART, JODY: 442 STEWART, JOHN: 483 STEWART, KAREN: 464 STEWART, KATHY; 483 STEWART, MARK: 449 STEWART. PAM; 429 STEWART. PATRICIA; 464 STEWART. ROBERT; 439 STEWART. TIMOTHY: 439 STEWART. WILLIAM: 437 STEWART. STEPHEN: 419 STEWART. THOMAS: 431 STEWART. TIMOTHY: 419 STICKLEY. GWEN: 441. 275 STICKNEY. BRIAN: 443 STIDHAM. PENNY: 474 STIFF, DAVID: 448 STILL, JOE: 464 STILL. MARY: 490 STINSON. REBECCA; 483, 280 STIVENDER, JOHN; 447 ST. JOHN, PERRY; 440 STOBAERS, RICHARD: 279 STOCKLEY, SUSAN: 425 STOCKMAN, CYNTHIA: 490 STOCKMAN, SUSAN: 464 STOKES, JOHN: 437 STOKES. JULIET: 419 STOKES. STEVEN: 224 STOLBA. RONNIE: 429 STONE, DAVID: 418 STONE, DEBRA: 275 STONE, DONNA; 483, 279 STONE, HUGH: 429 STONE, JEFF; 490 STONE, KENNETH: 464 STONE, NANCY: 434 STONE, REBECCA: 297 STONE. RHONDA: 433 STONER. KAY; 430 STONER, ROBERT; 449 STOLE, SANDRA; 449 STONE, DEBRA: 474 STORES, SUSAN: 474 STORY, GARY; 483 STORY, HENRY: 418 STORY, LINDA: 464 STOUGH, KATHY; 433 STOUT, LOUIS; 446 STOVALL, DEBORAH; 429 STOVALL, MARY: 464 STRACHAN, EDWARD: 464 STRACHAN, NANCY: 464 STRAHAN, NANCY: 417 STRAIN, JAMES: 464 STRAIT, WILLIAM: 450 STRANGE, BROOK; 418 STRAUSSBERGER, JAN; 437 STREETMAN, JEAN: 425 STREETMAN, JIM; 431 STRENGTH, ARNOLD: 280 STRENGTH, STEVEN; 422, 291, 325 STRICKLAND, WILLIAM; 450 STRIANSE, PETER: 446 STRICKLAND, AARON: 437 STRICKLAND, ANITA: 429 STRICKLAND, BECKY; 436 STRICKLAND, EDWARD: 483 STRICKLAND, HEANIE; 490 STRICKLAND, LEAMA: 416 STRICKLAND, SUSAN: 417 STRICKLAND, SUSAN D.; 416. 212 STRICKLER, DAVID; 437 STRICKLER, MARTHA: 442, 215 STRIHI, ANNA: 414 STRIPLING, MARTHA: 450 STROM, GREG; 450 STROTHER, GEORGE: 438 STROTHER, ROBIN: 433 STROUD, KATHY: 432, 439 STROUD, WESLY: 424 STUART, GEORGE; 490 STUARTS, STANLEY; 464 STUBBS, DONALD; 464 STUBBS, DONNA: 490 STUBBS, MELINDA: 490 STUBBS, SHERIE; 221 STUERKE, KIMBERLY: 464 STULTING, SUSAN: 464 STULTS, THOMAS; 424 STUHROCKY, JACK; 437 STUTTS, CATHY; 430 STUTTS, LARRY: 419, 325 SUBLETT, JOHN: 490 SUDBRINK. CRAIG; 446 SUDDERTH, MARIE: 446 SUDDETH, JENNIFER: 474 SUHR, SCOTT: 445 SULLIVAN, CHERYL; 414 SULLIVAN, JOHN: 464 SULLIVAN, LYNN: 429 SULLIVAN, MARIAN; 483 SULLIVAN, MUFF; 420 SULLIVAN. SHARON; 426 SULLIVAN. STEPHANY; 436 SULLIVAN. TOM; 431 SUMMERALL. ANN: 436 SUMNER. CHRISTI: 417 SUMNER. SUSAN: 426 SUNDRACK, JOHN: 450 SUTHERLAND. BILL; 424 SUTHERLAND, LEIGH: 414 SUMMERHILL, HOWARD: 490 SUMMERRELL, JAMES: 483 SUTTER, HARRY; 446 SUMMERLIN, GENE; 474 SUTHLPRADITY, ROSJARNA: 474 SUTTON, BILL; 490 SUTTON, HERBERT; 438 SUTTON, JEAN: 464 SUTTON, MISSY: 416 SUTTON, SPENCE: 266 SWAFFIELD, THOMAS; 464 SWAFFORD ' KENNETH; 474 SWANGO. RENAE; 426 SWANN, CHIP; 280 SWANN, JOHN; 437 SWEAT, JAMES; 422 SWEAT. WHITNEY: 414 SWIFT, CLAUDIA: 436, 279 SWIFT. DONNA: 429 SWIFT. RICHARD; 446 SWIST. JAN: 433 SWINDAL, ROBIN: 490 SWINDALL. LEE: 436 SWOFFORD. VAN: 229 SYKES. BOB: 438 SWMES. JOHN: 419 SYMMS, PAUL; 225 SYNDER, BILL: 443 TAFF, MICHAEL; 483 TAFT, BARBARA: 464, 225 TALLANT, COLLETTE; 217 TANIAICHAROENRIRT, DRAPIN: 464 TAHBOR, DOUGLAS: 474 TANNEHILL, ANTONE; 448 TALTON. JEANIE: 474 TANNER, JOY: 420 TAPLEY, DAVID: 474 TARRAK, ROBERT: 424 TARVER. CRYSTAL; 474 TARVIN, JAMES; 490 TARWATER, SUSAN: 464 TATE, DENISE: 430, 280 TATUM, CHARLES: 422 TATUM, CHUCK: 210 TATUM, CORINNE: 417 TATUM, DAVE: 424 TATUM, DEBRA: 417 TATUM, KRISTINA: 490 TATUM, TERRI; 420 TAUTON, KEITH: 483, 219 TAUNTON, GARY: 219 TAYLOR, ABBIE: 433 TAYLOR, ANN: 432 TAYLOR, BILL: 421 TAYLOR, BILLY: 438 TAYLOR, CATHY: 416 TAYLOR, DEBORAH; 464 TAYLOR, DENNIS; 464 TAYLOR, DR. EDWARD: 273 TAYLOR, FRANCIS: 490 TAYLOR, FARRY; 219, 297 TAYLOR, JENNIFER: 416 TAYLOR, JAMES; 490, 499 TAYLOR, JAMES R.: 445 TAYLOR, JAN: 474 TAYLOR, JESS: 421 TAYLOR, JIMMY: 474 TAYLOR, JOHN: 491 TAYLOR. KATHERYN; 490. 217 TAYLOR. MARION BELL: 433 TAYLOR. MICHAEL; 474 TAYLOR. NANCY: 434. 416 TAYLOR. PAMELA: 474. 426 TAYLOR. PAULA: 425 TAYLOR. RICHARD: 464 TAYLOR. RICK; 228 TAYLOR. DR. RONALD: 219 TAYLOR, RILEY; 437 TAYLOR, SUSAN: 491 TAYLOR, THOMAS: 437, 228 TAYLOR, WATSON: 445 TCHAIKOVSKY, PYOTOR; 424 TEAGUE, DEWEY: 228 TEAGUE, JAMES: 464 TEAGUE, JAN: 430 TEAGUE, TERRY 297 TEAL, CATHY: 453 TEAL, JULIAN; 464 TEED, JAMES: 270. 483 TEED. JIM: 270 TEEL. CHERYL: 483 TEICHERT. DAVID; 437 TEJEDA. RON; 464 TELSON, ROSS; 280 521 TFMPLE. LAURA 211 TILL, ALLEN; 210 UNGERER. JOHN: 475 WALKER. LLOYD: 427 WEAVER. CHARLES R.; 465 W TKMPLrrON. DAVID 44 TILL, BRUCE: 4 S UPSHAW. LOUISE: 220 WALKER, LYNN; 417 WEAVER. JAMES U: 483 9 TEMPLETOS. EILEEN 44 TILU DENNY: 426 URQUART. JANISE: 475 WALKER. MARK H.: 448 WEAVER. RANDY: 297 ■ TEMPLIN. BOBBY 4T4 TILLER. REBECCA: 4 3 URTAGRAFFT. RAYMOND: 4«4 WALKER. MILTON H.. JR.; 448 WEBB, JAMES: 297 ■ TENNANT. SANDRA: 416 TILLERY. RANDY: 427 USBECK. JAMES: 424. 291 WALKER. PAUL: 475 WEBB. MARY: 432 M TENNANT. SUSAN: 416 TILLERY. STEVEN: 448 WALKER. REBECCA; 475 WEBB. RANDALL M.: 446.214 M TENNISON. MELANIE: 491. 217 TILLMAN. ROXANNE: 42 V WALKER. RITE; 433 WEBa SHARON R: 4 1 M TERRY. ANNE: 433. 30« TILTON. BILL: 424 VALENTINE, CAROL: 475 WALKER. ROBERT: 475 WEBB. SUSAN C: 483 M TERRY. BRUCE 43 TIMBERLAKE. KATHRYN: 224 VALENTINE, MARC: 180 WALKER. RODNEY: 419 WEBSTER. JANE: 483 ■ TERRY. KATHERINE: 464 TIMM. JULIE: 436 VALERIUS. CAROL: 475 WALKER. ROSS; 418 WEBSTER. JIMMY D: 43 ■! TERRY. WILLIAM: 464 TIMMONS. JOHN: 483 VAMIS. DAVID; 438 WALKER, SALLY: 441, 297 WEBSTER. KERRY B.: 466 M TEOSOLOWSKL CHERI: 4 3 TIMMON.S. SIDNEY: 474 VAN WENT. JOE: 291 WALKER. SHERI: 417 WECHT. WENDY: 453 ■ TEW. JAMES: 474 TINDELU DONNA 474 VANCLEAVE. DEVERY: 415 WALKER. THOMAS U: 491. 279 WEDGEWORTH. OONNIE: 44 U TEY. STANLEY 464 TINDELU DOUGLAS; 483 VANDEGRIFT. CATHERINE: 220 WALKER. TIM: 448 WEED. JOHN: 440 fl TMAGOARD. JAMES: 4(3 TIDWELU THOMAS; 474 VANDERAREND. LINDA; 426 WALKER. WM. O.: 450 WEED. MARY JANE: 42« B THAILLE. CHRISTOPHER; 431 TINKER. TOM; 421 VANDES. MICHAEL; 464 WALU AMY U; 417 WEEKS. ALAN: 437 SI THA.MES. RAYMOND: 440 TIPTON. SUSAN: 260, 263. VANDIVER. FRANK: 431 WALL. MARK; 421 WEEKS. BETTY: 436 THEBO. ERNEST: 464 224 VANDIVER. GENE: 266 WALL. PHILLIP C.: 464 WEEKS, ROY: 448 THEOZOWSKI. DENNIS: 453 TIPTON, JIMMY: 279 VANDIVER . IRIS: 433 WALLACE. BILLY; 431 WEEKS, SARAH E.: 485 THERIOT. GEORGIA: 483 TIPTON. TRUMAN: 438 VANFOSSEN. LINDA; 432 WALLACE. CATHY: 483 WEGER, KAREN; 483 THIEU JEFFEREY 4S3 TOCHO. SEE: 474 VANHOOR, DONNY: 438 WALLACE, DAVID: 453 WEHBY, LISA: 441 THIFS. BRENDA: 483 TODD. DKNISE: 464 VANHOOSE. JONATHAN; 491 WALLACE, DAVID U: 491 WEIGLE, SHARON: 475 THIGPEN. CARL: 443 TODD. LINDA: 423 VANN. FRANK 438 WALLACE, G. STEVE: 464 WEIKSNER. JOHN M.: 43 THOMAS. ALBERT: 434 TODD. LLAMANNA: 464 VANN. GAIL: 416 WALLACE, GREGORY D.: 418 WEINBERG. CINDY: 420 THOMAS. AMY: 416. 215. 275 TODD. RICHARD: 474 VANN. NATALIE: 441 WALLACE, JANE; 425 WEIRSNER, MARY: 436 THOMAS. BEVERLY: 464 TODD, VALLI: 433 VANSTRUM. LINDA: 464 WALLACE, KAREN U; 491 WELBORN, JOHN: 443 THOMAS. CAROLE: 260. 483 TOLAND. DICK; 464 VANSTRUM. MARK: 491 WALLACE. MARY K.: 491 WELCH, JEFFERY W.: 466, 2 1 THOMAS. CHARLES: 270 TOLAR, JAMES; 491 VANWERT, ROBERT: 450 WALLACE. NANCY U; 491 WELCH, JUD; 270 THOMAS. CHRISTOPHER: 438 TOMLINSON. CHARLES; 491. 429 VARDAMAN, PAM; 433 WALLACE, PAULA D.; 465 WELCH, SANDY; 415 THOMAS. GEORGE: 280 TOLAR. KENNETH: 483 VARIKARN. SOMKIAT: 229 WALLACE, REYNOLDS E.: 465 WELCH, SUSAN S.: 4 1 THOMAS. HAROLD: 491 TOMLINSON, DAVE: 221 VARNER, JENA; 415 WALLACE. R. JEFF: 421 WELCH. WALTER J.: 444 THOMAS. JAMES: 483 TOMLINSON, JAMES; 491 VARNER. RODERICK; 475 WALLACE. TERRY U; 465 WELDEN. MARGARET U: 486 THOMAS. JAMES: 418 TOMLINSON, NICKY: 440 VASSER. FRANK: 438 WALLACE. THOMAS C; 439 WELDON. AVA A.: 491 THOMAS. JANE: 423 TOMPKINS, AMY; 215 VAUGHN. EDDIE; 279 WALLACE. VICKIE J.: 465 WELDON. BENNETT T.; 434 THOMAS, JILL: 491 TONEY. NAN; 464 VAUGHN. JOHN: 491 WALLER. ANGIE S.: 491 WELDON. GLENN A.; 465 THOMAS. JOHN: 419. 210 TONISMEIRE, PAT: 432 VAUGHN, JOSEPH; 288 WALLER. BARBARA A.: 464 WELDON. MARGARET: 426 THOMAS. KATHA: 491 TORBERT. CHARLES; 491 VAUGHN, KENNETH; 475 WALLS. NANETTA: 442 WELDON. MARTHA E.: 483 THOMAS. KEITH: 483 TORBERT, JANICE: 474 VAUGHN, LINDA; 453 WALSH. LISA A.: 491 WELKER. JOSEPH; 483 THOMAS. MARYANN: 483 TORRANCE, CATHERINE; 491, VAUGHN, MICHAEL: 450 WALTER. ELIZABETH: 423 WELLBAUM. ELIZABETH; 21 THOMAS. MICHAEL: 421 217 VAUGHN, MILTON: 483 WALTER. PATRICK; 438 WELLS. DOROTHY: 433 THOMAS. RICKEY: 464 TORRY, WILLIAM; 218 VAUGHN, SAMUEL; 464 WALTERS. DONALD: 438 WELLS. JACQUI: 423 THO.MAS. ROGER: 491. 297 TOULMIN, FLORIAN: 440 VAUGHN, TED: 438 WALTHALU CAROL A.: 483 WELLS. JAMES S.: 446 THOMAS. SUMMY: 421 TOURVILLE. ROBERT: 464 VEASEY. MARTHA: 483 WALTON. ANNIE; 475 WELLS. JENNEFER K.: 483 THOMAS. TERRY: 414 TOWLE, JAMES; 483 VEASEY, SALLY; 436 WALTON. CANDY E.; 417 WELLS. JOHN: 475.419 THOMASON. JUNE: 433 TOWNLEY, LISA; 474 VEAUDRY, PATRICIA: 475 WALTON. LEX: 440 WELLS. KEITH A.: 483 THOMPSON. MARY ANNE: 251 TOWNSEND, DIANE; 436 VEITCH, VICKY; 420 WANN. PETER B.; 439 WELLS. ROBERT M.: 465, 218 THOMPSON. MELISSA: 280 TOWNSE ND. FORREST; 419. 220 VELASCO, EDWARD; 419 WARD. CHARLOTTE A.: 272. 491 WELLS, THOMAS C: 465 THOMASSON. PAUL: 437 TOWNSEND. JAMES; 464. 448 VELOTAS, MIKE: 443 WARD. DAVID H.; 465 WENTWORTH. LAURA: 432 THOMPKINS. AMY: 483 TOWNSEND. JAN: 420 VERMER, DAVE: 421 WARD. DEBBIE; 273, 275, 417 WARD. GLEN H.: 465 WERNER. GLENN: 465 THOMPSON. AL: 250. 252. 431 TOWNSEND, LARRY; 464 VERNON, MOLLY; 491 WERNER. TOM: 218 THOMPSON. ANN: 436 TOWNSEND, LLOYD: 474 VICKERY, THERESA: 491 WARD. HOWARD; 438 WERSTLIEN, ROBERT: 453 THOMPSON. ARTHUR: 437 TRAFTON. PATTIE: 420 VIDAL, RALPH: 475 WARD. JAMES M.: 465, 475 WESLEY. JOY; 475 THOMPSON. BRIAN: 491 TRAFTON. PEGGY: 420 VIKSON. ANNE; 453 WARD. KAREN A.: 491 WESLEY. PHYLLIS M.: 465 THOMPSON. CINDY: 414 TRANTHAM. JAMES: 438 VINCENT. SUSAN: 45. 433 WARD. KATHY; 277 WESSON. NANCY: 475 THOMPSON. CYNTHIA: 491 TRAPP. THERESA; 491 VENCENT. WILLIAM: 464 WARD, MARILYN D.; 465 WEST. CINDY: 433 ; THO.MPSON. DALE: 483 TRAVILLIAN. BARBARA: 442 VINES. GWEN: 420 WARD. MARK S.; 483 WEST. DEBBIE: 491 THOMPSON. DANIEL: 450 TRAWICK, NANCY; 430 VINES. MARGARET A.; 280. 464 WARD, MICHAEL; 437 WEST. GARY: 453 THOMPSON. DONNA: 217 TRAWICK, NITA: 474 VINSON, ANNE: 453 WARD, WAYNES.: 483 WEST. MAX: 439 THOMPSON. DULANE: 224 TRAWICK, STEVE; 443 VINSON, CHARLES: 447 WARDEN. ANDREWS D.; 491 WEST. REBECCA: 415 THOMPSON. GARY: 448 TRAYNOR. BARBARA: 414 VINSON, GAIL; 453 WARE. RICHARD; 448 WESTBROOK. GARY: 418 THOMPSON. HAROLD: 483 TRAYNOR, DANIELA: 483 VINSON. JOHN; 464 WARE, JAMES: 475 WESTBROOK, BECKY; 433 THOMPSON. HENRY: 434 TRAYWICK, ANDY: 427 VINSON, LEIGH; 416 WARE. JENNIFER; 436 WESTBROOK, CATHY: 491 THOMPSON. JAMES: 434 TREADWAY, BENNY: 434 VINSON. MICHAEL; 437 WARFIELD. JANICE 1.; 483 WESTBROOK, JAMES: 4 1 THOMPSON. JAMES: 464 TRELOAR. PATRICIA: 426 VINSON, TOMMY; 464 WARLICK. GAIL v.: 483 WESTBROOK. SUZANNE: 252. 26S, THOMPSON. JILL: 426 TRIANTOS, PETE: 443 VINTERS. JOHNNY; 421 WARLICK. TIM; 475 420 THOMPSON. KAY; 416 TRIMBLE. DAVID: 443 VINYARD. RONALD: 475 WARNER. JACK: 438 WESTGATE. SHIRLEY: 475 THOMPSON, LUANNE: 483 TIMBLE. SANA: 432. 275 VINYARD. SAMSON: 308 WARNER. MARY KAY: 429 WESTMORELAND. DEBORAH: 466 THOMPSON. LAURA: 441 TRIMBLE, SARA: 279, 215 VINYARD. SHANNON: 325, 429 WARNER, MICHAEL A.: 424, 228 WESTON. BARBARA: 465 THO.MPSON. LAURIE: 432 TRIPPTON, TOM; 228 VISCARD. FREDDY: 464 WARR, JOSEPH W.: 465 WESTROPE. DEBORAH: 217 THO.MPSON. MARTIN: 438 TROTT. DORENDA: 415 VIVAL, RONALD: 453 WARREN. DONALD: 475 WESTROPE, DOUGLAS: 424 THOMPSON. MARY ANNE: 251. TROUPE. JOYCE; 429 VIVES, PEGGY: 217,432 WARREN. EDDIE J.: 465 WHALEY. TOM: 297 220, 423 TROXLER. KEVIN; 429. 228 VOGLER. SUZANNE; 429 WARREN. GEORGE W.. JR.: 449 WHAM, LINDA: 475 THOMPSON, PAMELA: 453 TTUNDLE. SUZANNE; 425 VOORHEES, SHARON: 432 WARREN. KEITH D.; 491 WHATLEY, MARGARET: 224 THOMPSON. RICHARD: 419 TRUNETT, TOMMY: 419 VOORUFFS, CURTIS; 427 WARREN. LIBBY: 465 WHATLEY. ALEX: 421 THOMPSON. RHONDA: 464 TRUSSEU JOHN; 474 WARREN. JAMES: 475 WHATLEY. GARY: 483 THOMPSON. RODNEY: 443 TRUSSEU LINDA: 436 W WARRINGTON. TERRI: 436 WHEAT. MARK: 475 THOMPSON. RONALD: 483 TUBB, CONNIE: 441 WACHTEL, JOHN: 491 WARWICK. SUSAN D.: 483 WHEAT. MYRA: 436 THOMPSON. ROY: 483 TUCEI, JANE; 474 WACKERLE, ANORW: 449 WASHBURN, JENNY: 416 WHEELER. CINDY: 416 THOMPSON, SALLY: 433 TUCKER, CYNTHIA; 464 WADDELU DEBBIE: 415 WASHINGTON, PHYLLIS D.: 465 WHEELER. FRANCINE: 436 , _ THOMPSON. SUSAN: 474 TUCKER, CINDY; 280 WADDELU EDWARD: 475 WASSEN, EDNA: 266 WHEELER. JEFF; 421 fl l THOMPSON. TERESA: 474 TUCKER, FLOYD; 483 WADE, CAROL; 416 WASSON, EDNA; 423 WHEELER. PAMELA: 465 H THOMPSON, TERRY: 491. 217 TUCKER. JAMES; 418 WADE, NORMA: 475 WATERHOUSE, LINDA: 218 WHEELER. RALPH: 429 M THOMPSON. VALERIE; 491 ' TUCKER. JIMMY: 228 WADE. ROBERT: 224 WATERS, GARY: 228 WHEELER. SHEILA: 280. 483 ] l THOMPSON. VICKI: 420 TUCKER. KAKI: 44. 275. 420 WADE. VALERIE: 483 WATERS. GARY D.; 466 WHEELER. SHERRI: 430 B THOMPSON. WILLIAM: 474 TUCKER. PATTY: 442 WADLEY. JAMES: 449 WATERS. RICHARD: 475 WHEELER. STEVE: 443 THORINGTON. JAMES: 429 TUCKER. SALLY: 416 WADLEY, WILLIAM; 491 WATERS. ROBERT: 421 WHEELER. SYLVIA: 420 THORINGTON. MARY: 483. 309. TUCKER. STEVEN: 474 WADSWORTH, WYN; 433 WATFORD. MARK: 475 WHEELES. ANITA: 465 218 TUCKER. TERESA: 491 WAGES, JOHN: 224 WATFORD, ROBERT M.: 483 WEHLE, DEBBIE: 436 THORN. CHARLES: 474 TUCKER. TERI; 483 WAGER, KATHY: 228, 442 WATKINS, ALAN H.: 491 WHIDDEN, MURIEL: 252 THORNBOURCH. SUSAN: 280. 474 TUDOR. JOHN; 491. 450 WAGNER, KIM; 442 WATKINS, DONNA: 423 WAGHT, HOWARD: 440 THORNEGERRY. ROLAND: 491 TUELL. TERRY; 464 WAGNON, AMY; 217.491 WATKINS, RICHARD: 422 WHINERY. JANIE: 425 THORNTON. BARBARA: 420 TURBYFILU MARTHA; 474 WAGNON. TROY; 437 WATKINS, RICHARD A.: 445 WHIPPLE, WILLIAM: 444 THORNTON. BRUCE: 421 TURK, ROGER: 464 WAID. CELESTE: 433 WATSON, ALAN W.: 483 WHIRLEY, PHILLIP: 465 THORNTON. CYNTHIA: 280 TURMAN, ANNIE: 464 WAKEFIELD. KATEN: 453 WATSON. AMY; 215, 441 WHISENAUT, SHEILA: 423 THORNTON. DEBORAH: 417 TURNAGE. LU ANN: 423 WAKEFIELD. OLEN: 464 WATSON, CAROLE U: 4 1 WHISONANT. BETH: 465 THORNTON. STEVEN: 427 TURNBULU DOUG: 446 WAKEFIELD. ROBERT: 491 WATSON. DON: 219 WHITAKER. KAREN: 217 THORNTON. SUSAN: 429 TURNER. CLEMON: 438 WAKEFIELD. TERRY: 464 WATSON. DON A.: 465 WHITE. ARVIL: 483 THORPE. DAVID: 445 TURNER. DENNY: 219 WAKEFIELD. VICTOR: 210, 438 WATSON. GREGORY; 475 WHITE. BECKY: 432 THRASH. DANNY: 483 TURNER. EDNA: 217 WALBURN, FRANK: 434 WATSON. JUDY: 453 WHITE, CALVIN; 419 THRASH. JAMES: 419 TURNER. FRANK: 431 WALDHEIM. TRIP: 221 WATSON. KITTIE; 453 WHITE. CAROL: 416. 465 THRASHER. ALAN: 431 TURNER. HUBERT; 448 WALDO. JAY: 421 WATSON. LAURA D.; 491 WHITE. DANNY: 491 _ THRASHER, RANDALL: 483 TURNER. JAMES; 491 WALDREP. FRANKLIN: 475 WATSON, LYNDA: 415 WHITE. DAVE: 266, 3TB ' sH THRASH, REBECCA: 474 TURNER. LEIGH: 441 WALDRIP. MICHAEL: 475 WATSON. MARY: 436 WHITE. DEBBIE: 417 - ' S THRASHER, RONNIE: 437 TURNER. LYNDA: 475 WALDROP. CHERYL: 429 WATSON, MEREDITH; 426 WHITE. GARY: 465 THREET. JAN: 425 TURNIPSEED. ALISON; 464 WALDROP. JANE: 218. 309 WATSON, RICHARD A.: 439 WHITE. JEANNIE: 434 ■ THYE. CYNTHIA: 42 TURPIN, E.; 464 WALKER. BENJAMIN: 445 WATSON. RICKY; 180 WHITE. JOHN: 419. 466 ■ THURLOW. DONALD: 434 TUTAN. BETH: 423 WALKER. BILL: 291 WATSON. WALTER M.: 445 WHITE, JOSEPH: 465 THWAITES. DEBBIE 423 TUTAN. CATHY; 423, 217 WALKER. CECIL: 491 WATSON. WILLIAM: 419 WHITE. MARION: 441 TICHNOR. SPENCE: 297 TUTEN. ANN: 425 WALKER, CALVIN; 41 WATTERS. LIDA: 475 WHITE. NANCY: 228. 417, 441 TIDMORE. DORA: 474. 224 TYBKRGHEIN. MARY; 483 WALKER, CINDY; 420, 453 WATTS. CHARLOTTE N.: 491 WHITE. NANCY A.: 4 3 TIDMORE. SHARON: 441 TYBERGHEIN. MICHAEL: 429 WALKER, DANNY: 419 WATTS, JEFFREY: 215, 308. 437 WHITE. PAUL: 466 TIDWELL, BRUCE: 2 0 TYKKE. HAROLD: 483 WALKER. DAVID E.: 446 WATTS. MICHAEL: 424 WHITE. RONALD: 448 TIDWELU CARLLON: 464 TYRONE. MARY: 491 WALKER. DIANE: 218 WAXERS. BECKY: 297 WHITE. STEVEN: 438 TIDWELL, ROSALEE: 453 TYSON. JIMMIE: 464 WALKER. DONNA S.: 217 WAYMAN. CATHY: 47. 275 WHITE. THOMAS: 448 TIDWELL. ROSANNE: 2 0 WALKER. OONNIE: 438 WAYMAN. MIKE: 352. 240, 210, WHITE. TIMOTHY: 446 TIDWELU WANDA; 491 U WALKER. JAMES: 180 253 WHITFIELn CONNIE: 241, 436. TIEDT. DAVID: 446 UNDERWOOD, FLETCHER: 484 WALKER. JANE: 433 WEATHERHOLT, SUSAN K.: 42 210 TIFFIN. JAYNE; 414, 215 UNDERWOOD. ROONEY: 464 WALKER. JEFF A: 483 WEATHERLY. BARBARA: 475 WHITFIELD. RICHARD: 466 TIFFIN. JOHN: 443 UNDERWOOD. TERRELL: 450 WALKER. KATHY: 423 WEATHERLY. LAURA A.; 417 WHITEHEAD. JAMES 228 TILGHMAN. PAMELA: 420 522 UNOER. NANCY 448. 443 WALKER, LAUREN: 436 WEATHERS. JOHN G.: 465 WHITEHKAD, LESLIE: 434 II WHITEHUHST, EDWARD: 491 WILLIAMS, CAROL S.: 432. 465 WILSON. CECIL; 483 WOOD, CATHERINE: 217. 417 WRIGHT, THOMAS: 438 WHITES, PAM: 420 WILLIAMS. CAROLE: 266 WILSON. DALE: 475 WOOD, CHARLES; 475 WRIGHT. TIMOTHY 447 ' WHITLEY, DARLENE; 426 WILLIAMS. CHARLES: 288. 438 WILSON. DEBBIE; 441 WOOD, DAVID; 438 WRIGHT, TONY: 445 WHITLEY, DAVID: 438 WILLIAMS. CHARLES M.; 418 WILSON, DONNA: 426 WOOD, DEBBIE: 271. 441 WRIGHT. WANDA: 491 WHITLEY, JIMMY: 429 WILLIAMS. CHERI: 416 WILSON. EARLE; 448 WOOD, DEPE; 426 WRIGHT, WILLIAM. JR.: 449 WHITLEY, M. L.: 438 WILLIAMS. CHRISTOPHER: 224, 434 WILSON. ELIZABETH: 475 WOOD, DONNA: 475 WYANT. DEBORAH: 453 WHITLEY, MARY: 465 WILLIAMS, CONNIE: 483 WILSON. ELIZABETH R.: 491 WOOD, EMMA: 416 WYATT. DEBORAH: 475 WHITLEY, TIMOTHY: 219, 475 WILLIAMS, DANA: 429 WILSON. GINGER; 423 WOOD, GEORGE: 325, 419 WYATT, DONALD: 448 WHITLEY, WILLIAM: 491 WILLIAMS, DAVID; 445 WILSON, GREGORY: 475 WOOD, GERALYN; 483 WYATT, HUBBARD: 447 WHITLOCK, RONDA: 491 WILLIAMS, DEBBIE: 297 WILSON. JANET: 415 WOOD„GREG: 325 WYATT, RICHARD: 448 WHITLOCK, STEPHEN: 475 WILLIAMS, DENISE: 429 WILSON, JEANETTE: 415 WOOD, JENNIFER: 228 WYATT, RONALD: 448 WHITLOCK. VICKY: 475 WILLIAMS, DOUGLAS: 491 WILSON, JOHN: 421 WOOD, KENDRA: 436 WYCKOFF, BEV; 425 WHITMIRE, BILL: 443 WILLIAMS, DREW: 421 WILSON. JOHN L., Ill; 445 WOOD. MIKE; 431 WYLIE, KATHEY; 432 WHITMIRE, CAROLYN: 224, 465 WILLIAMS, JACK: 465 WILSON, KIM: 431 WOOD. JAMES: 465 WYNE, CHRIS: 434 WHITMIRE, DRENNEN: 465 WILLIAMS, EUCLID: 465 WILSON, LINDA: 483 WOOD. JENNIFER: 465 WYNN, BUDDY: 325,421 WHITMAN, JAMES: 465 WILLIAMS, FRANK: 434 WILSON, LISA; 251.465 WOOD, MELVIN: 465 WYNN. LAURA: 292, 415 WHITMORE, LINDA: 491 WILLIAMS, GAIL: 425 WILSON. MARKA: 415 WOOD, NEAL: 465 WYSONG. GEORGE; 453 WHITT, HARRY: 475 WILLIAMS, GEORGE; 418 WILSON, MARTIN: 438 WOOD, NORA; 483 WYSTERMEYER. ALEZANDER: WHITTEN, BILLY A, JR.: 418 WILLIAMS. HOWELL: 440 WILSON, MICHAEL: 325, 483 WOOD, PAM: 426 491 WHITTEN, CLIFFORD: 439 WILLIAMS, JAMES: 447 WILSON. MICHAEL: 446 WOOD, SHARON: 429 Y WHITTEN, RICK: 271 WILLIAMS, JAMES R.: 450 WILSON. PAMELA: 465 WOOD, TOM: 447 YANCEY, DANIEL: 450 WHITWORTH, CHARLES: 431 WILLIAMS. JOHN; 419 WILSON. PAUL: 419 WOOD, WILLIAM; 224, 465 YANCEY, REX: 260. 261, 273, WHORTON, GEORGE: 465 WILLIAMS, KATHY; 465 WILSON, PAULA: 415 WOOD, YVONNE: 429 466, 240,448, 210, 224 WICKER, RUTH: 434 WILLIAMS. KELLEY: 475 WILSON, PAULA; 442 WOODALL, ANN; 465 YANCEY, RICHARD: 447 WIDEMAN, KEITH: 449 WILLIAMS, KIM A.: 465 WILSON, PEGGY: 260, 261 WOODARD, DANIEL: 438 YANCY, READ; 431 WIDNER, VIVIAN: 483 WILLIAMS, KEN: 449 WILLIAMS, RANDY; 421 WOODARD, REBECCA: 416 YARBOROUGH, WALTER: 483 WIGGINS, DIANE: 420 WILLIAMS, LARRY; 438 WILSON, ROBERT C, JR.: 439 WOODHAM, GARY; 447 YARBROUGH, DWIGHT: 491 WIGGINS, GREG: 437 WILLIAMS, LAWRENCE: 224 WILSON, ROBERT G., JR.: 439 WOODHAM, KATHY: 465 YARBROUGH. MICHAEL: 440 WIGGINS, LA JUANA: 432 WILLIAMS, KATHY; 491 WILSON, RONALD J.: 491 WOODHAM. LAMAR: 418 YARBROUGH, NEAL: 420 WIGGINS. PAUL: 450 WILLIAMS, MARC: 440, 325 WILSON, SANDRA; 465 WOODHUFF. MARGARET; 442 YATES, BLAKE: 214 WIGGINS, THOMAS: 453 WILLIAMS, MARJ: 441 WILSON, STEPHEN; 483 WOODLIFF, JANE; 441 YATES, DEBRA: 465 WIGGLE, FRANCES: 491 WILLIAMS, MARY: 215. 475 WILSON, STUART: 275 WOODRUFF, ANGELA: 465 YATES, DIANNE: 475 WIGLEY, EVERETT: 483 WILLIAMS, MICHAEL; 308, 465 WILSON, TERRY: 445 WOODRUFF. ARTHUR: 491 YATES. JOE: 483 WILBANKS, KATHI: 465 WILLIAMS, PATRICIA; 466 WILSON, THERESA; 491 WOODRUFF. OLIVER: 447 YATES, JOHNNY: 465 WILBANKS, DAVID: 429 WILLIAMS, PREVELLA: 475 WILSON, ED: 446 WOODRUFF. TERI: 417 YATES, MICHAEL; 483 WILBANKS, ROBERT: 438 WILLIAMS. RHONDA: 491 WILSOR, BARBARA: 491 WOODS, DOUGLAS: 419 YATES, REBA: 475 WILBANKS, WILLIAM: 445 WILLIAMS, ROY; 475 WIMBERLY, MIKE; 210 WOODS, IVAN: 217, 279, 465 YATES, TWEETY; 441 WILBORN, M. BETH: 465 WILLIAMS, RUSSELL: 449 WIMPEY. LYNN: 423 WOODS, JOHN: 427 YAW, STANER; 491 WILBORN, MARSHA: 441 WILLIAMS, SAMUEL: 228, 475 WINAND. CHIP: 483 WOODSON, GLENN: 325 YEACHR, PATRICIA: 475 WILCOX, DAVID: 475 WILLIAMS. SARA: 475 WINDHAM, RICKI: 475 WOODSON, JOHN: 431, 483 YEAGER, MARCIA: 429 WILDER, DAVID: 465 WILLIAMS, MINNIE: 475 WINDHAM, STELLA: 483 WOODSON, SARAH: 434 YEARGAN. JOSEPHINE; 434 WILEY, DERBY: 441 WILLIAMS, SHADA: 250, 325, 448 WINDHAM, STeVE: 429 WOODWARD, CHARLOTTE: 475 YELVERTON. JENNIFER: 423 WILKE, THOMAS: 465 WILLIAMS. SHARON: 441 WINDHORST, JAN: 292 WOODWARD. MICHAEL: 419 YESTER, MARK: 475 WILKERSON, ROBERT: 423 WILLIAMS, SHELLEY; 426 WINDSOR, CLARAROSE: 483 WOODY. PRISCILLA: 429 YETT, MARY; 483 WILKES, JACKIS: 288 WILLIAMS. SHERRIE: 420 WINEFORDNfeR. JOHN: 491 WOOLFOLK, DOUGLASS; 427 YEZZI, RICHARD; 446 WILKES, KATHY: 225, 453 WILLIAMS, STEPHEN: 422, 483 WINESTEIPERT, TREUN: 491 WOOSEY, DOUG: 419 YIELDING, BROOKS: 443 WILKES, REBECCA: 436 WILLIAMS, TAMBRIA: 217. 491 WINGARD, CHARLES; 475 WOOTAN, HARRY: 453 YODL ALBERT: 475 WILKES, RICHARD: 453 WILLIAMS, BALERIE: 491 WINGARD, JIM: 418 WOOTAN, JAMES: 465 YOCE, THOMAS; 483 WILKERSON, DALE: 491 WILLIAMS. WENDELL: 450 WINGARD, PAUL: 138, 465 WOOTEN, KEITH: 491 YORK, BARBARA: 429 WILKINS, JAMES: 447 WILLIAMS, WANDA: 483 WINOO, PAT: 475 WOOTEN, SALLY: 429 YORK, KAREN; 38, 39, 491 WILKINS, JEFF: 438 WILLIAMSON, JAMES: 218 WINGO, STEVEN: 447 WORD, ALICE: 423 YORK, NANCY: 225 WILKINS, LEE: 427 WILLIAMSON, KAREN: 442 WINKEU MARY; 432 WORKS. DONALD: 446 YOUNG, BERT: 246. 273, WILKINSON, ARABELLA: 434 WILLIAMSON, KIM: 432 WINN, PAUL: 465 WORLEY, ROBIN: 445 240, 212 WILKINSON, DEBBIE: 417 WILLIAMSON, LARRY; 437 WINNFORST, JAN: 442 WORRELL. ROBERT: 491 YOUNG, CAM: 434 WILKINSON, EMMETT: 438 WILLIAMSON. LAWRENCE: 475 WINTERS, LEONARD; 219, 475 WORTHEY, CLAYTON: 483 YOUNG, EDWARD: 450 WILKINSON, EVERETT: 418 WILLIAMSON. LUCY: 491 WINTERS, MARSHALL: 440 WORTMAN, TWILA; 416 YOUNG, RICHARD: 450 WILKINSON, MARY: 217 WILLIAMSON. STEPHEN: 270, 422 WINTTER, HELEN: 475 WREN, MICHAEL: 486 YOUNG, GARY: 483 WILKINSON, JACK: 431 WILLIAMSON, VICKIE: 292, 432 WIRTS, CARLITA: 280, 430 WRIGHT, ANN; 417 YOUNG. HERBERT; 437 WILKINSON, JEFF: 418 WILLIAMSON, YVONNE: 224 WISE, GARY: 449 WRIGHT, BECKY: 218 YOUNG. NANCY: 465 WILKINSON. JOE: 260. 263 WILLINSKl, JOSEPH: 491 WISE, GINGER: 426 WRIGHT, CHARLES: 444 YOUNG. ROBERT: 465 WILKINSON, JOY: 483 WILLIS, AL; 431 WISE, LEONARD: 465 WRIGHT, CYNTHIA; 224, 426 YOUNG, ROGER: 308, 218 WILKINSON, RHENNEY: 434 WILLIS, BETSY: 426 WISE, THOMAS: 449 WRIGHT, DANNY: 439 YOUNG, TOM: 465 WILKINSON, STEVE: 448 WILLIS, CELIA; 483 WISEMAN, CARRIE: 491 WRIGHT, ELTON; 434 YOUNGBLOOD, JOANNA: 423, 215, WILL, ROB: 180 WILLIS, LEIGH: 420 WITAKER, KATEN; 436 WRIGHT, DAVID; 465 179 WILLEY. ANN: 426 WILLIS, LU: 215, 425 WITHERS. JAMIE: 228, 415 WRIGHT, DAVID; 427 YOUNGBLOOD, JOSEPH: 491, 418 WILLEY. JOHN: 438 WILLIS, PATTI: 434 WITHERS. JULIANNE: 423 WRIGHT. GINA; 475 k WILLAITE, WILLIAM: 438 WILLIS, SCOOTER; 415 WITHERSPOON. ROBERT: 475 WRIGHT. GREGORY: 475 Z ■ WILLIAMS, AMELIA: 453 WILLIS, TERRI: 417 WOITALIK, MARK: 483 WRIGHT, JACK: 443 ZEBOS, JULIE; 483 H WILLIAMS, ANDREA: 491 WILLS, BETTE: 483 WOLET. STEPHANIE; 423 WRIGHT. JAY: 272 ZELLMAN. WENDY: 453 K WILLIAMS, BEN: 483 WILLS, CHILL: 434 WOLF, WAYNE; 180 WRIGHT, MICHAEL: 465 ZELLNEP, BERNY: 475 K WILLIAMS, BETH: 221 WILKES, RICHARD: 419 WOLFE, RENE; 441 WRIGHT, QUINTARD; 421 ZIMLICII, CAROL: 430 ■ WILLIAMS, BEVERLY: 224 WILMOTH, JONATHAN; 465 WOLFE, STEPHANIE; 265 WRIGHT, REBECCA; 218. 475 ZORN, JACKSON: 431 I WILLIAMS, BRADLEY: 491 WILSON, ASHLEY: 441 WOMACK, WILLIAM: 448 WRIGHT. REX: 446 ZORN, MARY: 483 i WILLIAMS, CAROL A.: 483 WILSON, BURRELL; 446 WOOD, ANN; 280,417 WRIGHT. RICHARD: 465 ZUBER, LINDA; 441 WILLIAMS, CAROL J.: 217 WILSON. CATHERINE: 465 WOOD, BETSY: 432 WRIGHT. TERRY: 297 ZUBOWICK, PETER: 218 A CIRCLE K: 281 I OMICRON KAPPA PI; 223 S ACCOUNTING CLUB: 299 CIVIL ENGINEERS: 312 ISDA: 297 OMICRON NU: 223 SGA: 246 AGRICULTURE COUNCIL: 308 COMMUNICATIONS BOARD: 273 INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL; SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON: 398 AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS CONCERT CHOIR; 278 324 SIGMA CHI: 400 CLUB: 301 CWENS: 215 INTERIOR DESIGNERS ' P SIGMA DELTA PI: 223 ALPHA CHI OMEGA: 328 SOCIETY- 297 PANHELLENIC COUNCIL: 326 SIGMA GAMMA ALPHA DELTA PI: 330 D PERSHING RIFLES: 294 EPSILON: 219 ALPHA EPSILON DELTA; 224 DEBATE CLUB; 317 J PERSONNEL ADMINISTRATION: SIGMA NU; 402 ALPHA EPSILON PI: 332 DELTA CHI: 350 300 SIGMA PHI EPSILON: 404 ALPHA ETA RHO: 229 DELTA DELTA DELTA; 352 JR. PANHELLENIC: 327 PHARMACEUTICAL SIGMA PI; 406 ALPHA GAMMA DELTA: 334 DELTA GAMMA: 354 ASSOCIATION: 304 SIGMA TAU EPSILON; 219 ALPHA GAMMA RHO: 336 DELTA OMICRON: 232 K PHI CHI THETA: 228 SIMUN: 254 ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA: 217 DELTA SIGMA PHI: 356 KAPPA ALPHA; 368 PHI DELTA CHI: 306 SNEA: 317 ALPHA PHI OMEGA: 280 DELTA SIGMA PI: 226 KAPPA ALPHA THETA: 370 PHI DELTA THETA: 382 SPADES; 212 ALPHA PSI: 338 DELTA SIGMA THETA: 358 KAPPA DELTA: 372 PHI ETA SIGMA: 216 SPEECH AND HEARING; 315 ALPHA PSI OMEGA; 221 DELTA TAU DELTA: 360 KAPPA DELTA PI; 225 PHI GAMMA DELTA: 384 SPIKE SHOE CLUB: 320 ALPHA OMICRON PI: 340 DELTA ZETA: 362 KAPPA EPSILON: 374 PHI KAPPA PHI; 214 SPORT PARACHUTE ALPHA TAU OMEGA; 342 DIETETIC ASSOCIATION: 302 KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA: 376 PHI KAPPA PSI: 386 CLUB: 318 ALPHA ZETA; 218 DIVISION M: 319 KAPPA PSI: 305 PHI KAPPA TAU: 3. 388 SQUIRES: 215 AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF E KAPPA SIGMA: 374 PHI LAMBDA SIGMA: 222 SVS: 266 ARCHITECTS: 296 ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS: 313 KARATE CLUB: 322 PHI MU: 390 ANGEL FLIGHT: 293 ENGINEERS ' COUNCIL: 312 PHI MU ALPHA: 219 T TAU BETA PI: 234 TAU KAPPA EPSILON: 408 THETA CHI: 410 THETA XI: 412 TIGER SHARKS: 319 ARMY ROTC; 282 ARNOLD AIR SOCIETY; 292 ASSOCIATED WOMEN STUDENTS; 258 AUBURN KNIGHTS: 279 ETA KAPPA NU; 231 F FARMHOUSE: 264 FASHION INCORPORATED; 303 L LAMBDA ALPHA EPSILON: 316 LAMBDA CHI ALPHA: 378 LAMBDA TAU: 225 PHI PSI: 227 PHI ZETA: 220 PI BETA PHI: 392 PI DELTA PHI; 220 PI KAPPA ALPHA: 394 AUBURN PLAYERS: 221 FINANCE CLUB: 299 PI KAPPA PHI; 396 FLYING TEAM: 318 M PI MU EPSILON: 123 B FORESTRY CLUB: 311 MANAGEMENT CLUB: 300 PI SIGMA ALPHA: 226 U BAND: 276 FUTURE FARMERS OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERS: 314 PI TAU SIGMA; 226 UNION HOSTESSES: 275 BETA THETA PI: 344 AMERICA: 311 MODELING BOARD: 303 PLAINSMAN: 264 UNIVERSITY SINGERS: 278 BLOCK AND BRIDLE: 310 MORTOR BOARD: 213 PLAINSMAN WAR EAGLE UPC; 256 BUSINESS COUNCIL: 298 G GIRLS; 274 GAMMA PHI BETA; 366 N PRE LAW SOCIETY: 316 W C GAMMA SIGMA DELTA: 234 NAVY ROTC: 288 PRE VET CLUB; 308 WATER SKI CLUB: 321 CAPERS: 295 GAMMA SIGMA SIGMA: 280 NCSA: 301 WEGL: 268 CHEMICAL ENGINEERS; 314 GLOMERATA: 260 R WIA: 255 CHI EPSILON: 230 O RAQUETBALLCLUB: 322 WHO ' S WHO; 235 CHI OMEGA: 346 H OMEGA CHI EPSILON: 227 REHABILITATION ASSOC; 31„ CHI PHI; 348 HOME ECONOMICS CLUB: 302 OMEGA PSI PHI: 380 RHO CHI: 230 X CIRCLE: 274 HORTICULTURE FORUM: 309 OMICRON DELTA KAPPA: 210 RIFLE TEAM: 322 XI SIGMA PI 523 esseni m v Auburn unregarded, the beai of it will slip away frcjin you. Only by becoming fully aware of the thou- sands of fibers that make up Auburn can you pre- serve it forever in your memories. : -- ' H- Only by developing a deep sensitivity with which you open your eyes and see all of Auburn — her traditions, her rou- tines, her spectacular events, and her com- munity itself — can you ever capture the true Auburn, for as Kahlil Gibran wrote, in the dew of little things, the heart finds its morning and is refreshed. )ence O rAUkJUii weTiope you ' ve been able to find it or even rediscover it within the pages of this book, if so, our goal in publishing this book has been reached, for we have tried to cover many smaller aspects of life so that any individual can at least relate to a couple of them per- sonally, plus the larger aspects to which almost anyone can relate. We hope that you enjoy the Glom now, out more importantly, we hope that years from now you can still pick it up and say, ' ' Yes, in 1976 that was the real essence of Auburn. To put out a book like the 1976 Glom takes an enormous amount of time, supplies, dedication and of course money. 12,800 copies are printed with 528 pages making it the largest press- run in the country. Expenditures for the Glom total $86,936, of which $74,467 is for the printing itself. The staff consists of a main editor, an assistant editor, a business manager, 12 section editors, plus an understaff of about 30 members. Presswork was done by Delmar Pub- lishers by offset lithography on 16-page signatures. The paper is 80 pound Delmar Matte finish with a trim size of 9x12. Body copy is set as follows: Open- ing and Closing Sections — Theme Bold; The Traditions — Optima Bold; The Routine — Melior; The Specta- cular — News Gothic; The Individuals — Univers Bold and Century Medium (Classes); and The Community — Century Schoolbook. The cover is the work of Leah Knight, a sophomore in Architecture. The material is Delmar Grey Fox. The eagle and the spine work are silkscreen in 100% black, while the title is embossed in Copper Foil. The division pages are also the design of Knight. Composite shots for fraternities and sororities were done by Vantine Muaios, i_amco rnoiograpners, ana American Composites. Class portraits were done by Stevens Studio. Photos for Elsewhere While You Studied were provided by World Wide Photos. All other photography was done by students or former students of Auburn, as follows: SCOTT BARNARD: 345 JOHN BECK: 24, 25, 140, 141, 190, 191, 192, 193, 261, 262, 263, 282, 283, 284, 285, 286, 287, 350, 351,391,402,403 DAVID BROWN: 2, 8, 10, 15, 16, 26, 27, 30, 34, 36, 37, 60, 61, 66, 67, 68, 69, 90, 91, 92, 93, 94, 98, 111, 114, 115, 117, 129, 130, 131, 133, 134, 135, 138, 139, 140, 141, 151, 152, 154, 155, 156, 157, 158, 164, 165, 166, 167, 168, 169, 170, 171, 172, 173, 174, 175, 177, 182, 183, 1%, 197, 204, 205, 208, 243, 244, 245, 261, 262, 263, 269, 270, 271, 274, 275, 302, 303, 304, 314, 315, 335, 337, 341, 346, 347, 352, 362, 367, 371, 372, 373, 380, 384, ?86, ?87, 388, 389, 3%, 397, 400, 409, 451, 506 DEBBIE BISHOP: 97, 494, 495, 498, 509 HERB CAWTHORNE: 138, 139, 153, 154, 157, 158, 159,167,169,170,171 RONNIE COLQUITT: 4, 11, 12, 35, 37, 54, 55, 57, 64, 65, 66, 67, 73, 82, 83, 84, 86, 87, 101, 105, 108, 148, 149, 152, 153, 205, 206, 207, 208, 209, 301, 303, 315, 318, 331, 341, 454, 484, 502 GRANT CASTLEBERRY: 125, 256, 257 JEFFREY CONWAY: 6, 8, 9, 14, 21, 65, 68, 69, 89, 94, 95, 102, 105, 107, 108, 109, 160, 163, 176, 178, 179, 186, 187, 188, 189, 191, 215, 241, 242, 243, 254, 255, 314, 316, 320, 321, 332, 333, 340, 341, 343, 344, 345, 348, 349, 351, 352, 354, 355, 368, 369, 370, 375, 376, 377, 378, 381, 382, 383, 384, 385, 386, 387, 390, 394, 395, 398, 399, 408, 410, 411, 413, 462, 464, 465, 472, 476, 527 DON DANIELL: 215, 228, 298, 314, 360, 361, 383, 407 335. 336, 337, 342, 350, 362, 363, 366, 371, 372, 374, 376, 387, 389 NICK ENGLISH: 342, 343 DYKE HELMS: 9, 20, 23, 27, 28, 29, 33, 35, 37, 126 188,189,315 , JULIE HERMECZ: 45, 89, 204, 240 STEVE JONES: 22, 32, 96, 97, 180, 181, 194, 202 260, 268, 269, 270, 271, 300, 301, 319, 326, 328 337, 338, 344, 367, 368, 369, 370, 387, 393, 400 401,4% LEAH KNIGHT: 16, 17 47, 48, 49, 50, 51, 52, 53, 56, 62, 63, 72, 73, 64 102, 103, 142, 143, 144, 145, 153, 202, 204, 277 327, 329, 340, 341, 355, 356, 370, 401, 491 CUS lOTT: 22, 246, 247, 248, 249, 250, 251, 252 253, 305, 314, 316, 324, 325, 378, 379, 525, 528 GED MARSH: 198, 199, 213, 302, 321, 322 JOHN McCONAGHY: 78, 79, 82, 86, 87, 90, 91 195, 206, 209, 219, 220, 233, 258, 294, 298, 301 318, 337, 338, 372, 373, 374, 377, 460, 474, 501 525, 526, 527 BEN McCR AKIN: 74, 75, 457 JOSEPH MILLARD: 155 RON MONTEFUSCO: 4, 5, 6, 88, 126, 368, 369 SCOTT NEWTON: 222, 223, 226, 232, 234, 255, 312 LARRY PARKER: 2, 18 KERRY PATE: 35, 48, 56, 57, 99, 200, 201, 202, 20J 206, 207, 208, 209, 243, 262, 299, 303, 304, 305 348, 360, 361, 363, 367, 362, 397, 400, 497, 50! 524, 525, 527 RICK PENRY: 8, 13, 27, 30, 184, 185, 211, 219, 22; 229, 231, 235, 236, 237, 238, 239, 240, 241, 24; 243, 244, 245, 260, 261, 262, 263, 273, 298, 30( 321, 322, 323, 330, 331, 334, 336, 342, 346, 37: 382, 383, 388, 390, 391, 395, 399, 402, 406, 40; 500 DOUG RIDDLE: 11, 58, 104, 385, 392, 466 MARK S«IY: 21, 58, 59, 68, 76, 77, 110, 146, 321 372, 373 MIKE SELLERS: 495, 499, 502, 509 BOBBY SMITH: 317, 452 285,287,393,453,458,469 REX YANCEY: 60, 61, 263, 471 ' i%X ' ■ , : - w mi « j,- ' jii Si-V. • i ' llHJ M Ai .l.V.,jii! =; i : : :, ;.;;:;:,.:-;■ .■•. v:,-:;:;.:; ■■■:• ' ■ ' • ■ ' ■ ■ ' , ' ' K ' ' ■ ■ ' ■ ' ■ ' ■- ' ::::•; ' :■; .: : ' :; ' :; ' ' l;:i:i: ,::■! 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