Auburn University - Glomerata Yearbook (Auburn, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 552 of the 1979 volume:

copyright 1979 John C. Cook editor published by AUBURN UNIVERSITY auburn, ala. h ‘Ut.Lu. iivlk • lull It was not a typical year at Auburn. Even though many small changes occurred, Auburn remained its traditional self. Tradition is a word that means many things to many people. To some, traditions are things to be abolished or ignored, and to others, traditions arc the things they love and cherish. This Glomerata is about traditions. Not everything goes together correctly or fits in its proper place, but neither does Auburn. We have tried to take parts of Auburn’s past and tie them to the year 1979, and this year’s Glomerata is a collection of thoughts, ideas, and pictures that mean Auburn. Tradition may mean attending Auburn as part of a popular family history. Tradition may mean walking alone with problems through the reassuring silence of Samford Park. Tradition may include screaming full-volume at football games, no matter who the victor. It means running full-speed to Toomer’s after a win with rolls of tissue and shouts of cheer. Tradition is as old as Auburn itself and just as important ttxlay as it was back then. ■ •� « Traditions. A vital part of Auburn heritage that lives within us all. Never to lx- forgotten. Always to lx- remembered. k � •!h Twilight at Auburn, when we stop for a moment and look back at the day Q Q L Pages 12 through 111 capture the essence of Student Life at Aubum. How does the student body react to football games? What's it feel like to roll Toomer's Corner after a victory? Student Life shows how Auburn folks dress, cat and live. It reveals some of the pranks and various tricks students play when all is quiet and no one is watching. Srudent Life allows an in-depth look at popular Aubum personalities. Governor Fob James, Dean Catharine Cater and Mr Football himself, David Housel, are all featured in new and different views. How do Aubum students manage their money and how do they deal with rising costs? What's it like to be married and in school? Student Life recalls the normal aspects of day-to-day living on campus, as well. For instance, what's it like to ride on a Haley Center elevator? And, how do Auburn students work to battle the bulge and stay in shape? How do students make it to class? Student Life portrays ever-enduring traditions such as trips to Sani-Flush for ice creme sundaes. The Strike and the snow storm are occurances likely to be remembered by students today, so Student Life includes photos and commentary of both. In addition, Aubum pays tribute to its scores of beautiful women in the following pages. Whether it's the Homecoming Queen or Miss Glomerata finalists, many coeds take part in annual beauty pageants on campus Student Life is a celebration of all that is ours at Aubum. Whether it's the pranks or the people, the styles or the tradition, Student Life belongs to us all. section editor amy hamill i rJf 'Vrudy liARd ANd 5Ay no U’s been said that my philosophy of campus life is 'Study hard and say no'. Katherine Cater said with a coy grin. And 1 suppose it is. as long as the students say no at the right time. Dean Cater was trying to capsulize her 33 years at Aubum as, first, dean of women from 1946. and now, due to the interference of Title IX. dean of student life. Her name is familiar to all Aubum students, and stories about her arc rehashed by parents, alumni and students. And yet few students seem to know anything at all about what the silver haired hostess of Social Center is like when she steps out from behind the desk. And there's so many stones to tell about Dean Cater it's hard to know where to licgin. and impossible to know where to end. Devotion and loyalty to family and friends are her hallmarks, a friend said. She always remembers friends' birthdays with a little something. She could have picked up her devotion from her family life in Macon, Ga According to friends, her parents were a very devoted couple, altlioqgh her fattier was Baptist, and her mother was Methodist. Each Sunday the family would drive downtown and park on the comer between the two churches. Dean Cater would go to the Baptist church with her father, and her brother would go to the Methodist church with her mother and meet at the car after service. At night Mrs. Cater would attend the Baptist church with her husband From Macon, Ga., Dean Cater attended limestone College, then went on to graduate school in Syracuse. N.Y. There she decided she wanted to continue working in the South, was offered and accepted her position here. Of course, as dean of women, her primary duties have revolved around female students, but You can't deal with the women without dealing with the men.” Dean Cater observed And. yes. she docs think women have changed in her years here at Auburn. To begin with, when she began the ratio of men to women was 1:5; now it's 1:1. Secondly, she said, aspirations have changed. Women used to consider Aubum a happy hunting ground, Dean Cater said. And there’s nothing wrong with that That’s fine as long as both of them graduate.” A friend of hers said that Dean Cater never stopped being a student herself when she graduated. She maintained her interest in the life of her mind, her friend said. She reads every thing she can. She especially likes The New Yorker and its cartoons. A sense of humor seems to be a must for Dean Catcr's position, and her infectious laugh testifies to her possession of one One of the funniest times Dean Cater can remember at Auburn was when Dorms V. VI. VII. VIII. and IX were opened in 19V The windows in the bathrooms were supposed to be thick glass that could be seen out of, but not in. Dean Cater got a call the night the dorms opened from someone who said you could see in the windows She and her assistant, Betty Cooper, went down to the quad, and took turns going into the buildings and lumping around in the bathrooms to sec if they could be seen outside. Sure enough, they could. Orders, went out for everyone to put towels in the windows, and the next day Venetian blinds were installed in every bathroom in those five buildings And that's the fastest job I’ve ever seen done at Auburn,” Dean Cater said, usually you have to wait months for something like that” In the meantime, the Associated Press picked up the story, and it was printed in hundreds of papers across the country. Time magazine even ran it Dean Cater said one of the jokes going abound then was that the reason the football tram was tloing so poorly was because they jogged by the dorms on the way home after practice, and they were too tired to do anything else. The most drastic changes Dean Cater has seen in her tenure here has been women being allowed to live off campus, the abolition of curfews, and the repealing of the dress code It was a real change when we stopped having the dress code, Dean Cater said. I would see a girl on the street and do a double take. Some of them go to such extremes. They don't exercise very good taste.” Another area of student taste she is mystified by is their music. She attended the Commodores concert last fall and said she enjoyed it. I have to confess that this loud music doesn't send me.” she said. Well, it docs send me — home, that is.” She said all the stomping, costumes and gyrations were interesting, but die would much rather hear a symphony orchestra. None of her friends were surprised Dean Cater attended the concert. because, according to one. She's such a good sport.” Several years ago a couple of friends gave her a Nowhere else but Auburn T-shirt. During rush some of the Panhcllenic officers saw it and dared her to wear it during rush, never believing she would. Her friend said. Slie just thought slic'd call their hand on that ” They were stunned when, on Squeal Day. Dean Cater appeared at the Student Activities building wearing the T-shirt and slacks Almost a stereotyped model of Southern womanhood. Dean Cater has been a big Democrat all her life, one friend said She has been a strong supporter, especially in national elections. Through the years she has followed all the conventions with keen interest. Dean Cater's ties with die present Carter administration are a little closer than with past administrations An acquaintance of the president's mother since Miss Lillian’s days as KA bouse mother, Dean Cater met her again during campaigns. Dean Cater had gone with friends to Jimmy Carter's official presidential campaign kickoff in Warm Springs. Ga.. after his nomination Once there, they made their way to the ropes that marked the path that Cater would walk Well, in advance of the candidate. her friend remembered, along came Miss Lilian. She looked up and saw Dean Cater and there was a great reunion. After the kick-off, Dean Cater and friends were on the way back to Auburn, when they stopped off for breakfast By coincidence a private party was being given at rhe restaurant for Miss Lillian, and the host. without having any idea who any of the Auburn group was, invited them to join his party. In a few minutes, in came Miss Lillian.” her friend recalled. She saw Katherine and came rushing over and chatted a while. Then she asked Katherine to save her a seat at our table.” Dean Cater objected, saying Miss Lillian should be sitting with the host. Miss Lilian replied. Oh. no. I already told him I was going to sit with whoever I wanted to.” And she wanted to sit with Dean Cater, as. her friends insist, do many people Some friends who requested rise pleasure of her company and didn't get it were Jim and SallyJor.es Hill, the coowners of Seattle Slew Dean Cater had gotten to know Sally when she was president of the Women's Student Government Association The Hills invited Dean Cater to sit with them at the Kentucky Derby when Seattle Slew ran it. but she had to refuse because she was scheduled for surgery a few days before it. But Dean Cater arranged for a TV to be placed in her room, and she watched Slew win the first leg of his triple crown Shortly after his victory she received a dozen red roses The card attached said. Hope you will soon he up and running Love, Seattle Slew ” But Dean Cater doesn't plan to be running any where soon. Although she loves to travel (New York is her favorite vacation spot) she intends to stay put at Auburn for a while. Oh. I shall retire before too long.” she said last fall But when I retire I don’t want to make any great announcement I would like to fold my tent and silently slip away.” — Betsy Butgereit k. .nlM IS Leaving it all Behind Getting away from it all. At times, the pressures of school can begin to overwhelm the Auburn Student, and the need to get away from the books becomes imperative. Luckily, there arc numerous ways for the Auburn student to separate himself from the rigors of midterms, term papers, and soon-to-bc-duc projects. Weekends arc tailor-made for putting away the books and visiting one of local escapes that arc as diverse as tlxr student body itself. Away football games claim many students. Groups of four to eight | eoj lc climb into someone's tempera-lettered van or station wagon, and don orange and blue cowboy hats, outfits, and other identifying items that they wouldn’t be caught dead wearing in Auburn. After the game. Auburn students visit the local panics and night spots around the foreign campus, and then sleepily drive home on Sunday afternoon, content in tin- knowledge that they chose the right college to attend, regardless of the outcome of the game. Before the chill of winter sets in. many students take to the woods to enjoy the beauty of the Southeastern forests. Fraternity pledge classes, ROTC cadets and wilderness skills students hit the pine trees in large numbers at places as close as Chewacla and as far away as Dahloga, Georgia. However, many smaller groups remember how much they enjoyed sitting around a campfire when they were younger and visit their favorite camping spot, preferably close to a lake. Once there, backpacking, hiking, fishing, skeet-shooting. and canoeing occupy the adventurer's time as the crisp Autumn air works its magic and relaxes the student until he must pull up his ten pegs and head back to a hot shower and a stack of books Many fall weekends are spent at one of the local discos, bars, or beer joints. When students tire of the standard fare of Courtney's, Darvo’s, and The Pub, many skirt over to Columbus to check out Reflections or The Chickasaw Lounge. The Artec, and the Inferno Club offer entertainment that will never be seen in Auburn ... at least not in public. ( 1 away football weekends, students who stay in Auburn may enjoy themselves by attending an Animal House” inspired toga party or by frequenting the local theatres to check out a new movie. However. Auburn's distinction of being a suitcase college” is most evident on these weekends, as carksads of students and dirty laundry dog the highways that lead out of the Loveliest Village on Friday afternoon. For the thrill seekers, fall weekends arc the perfect time for spelunking in one of Alabama’s or Georgia's caves, or parachuting onto Tuskee-gcc's Mot on Field. For the active but less adventurous type, hunting, motorcycle riding, racquctball and football satisfy the urge to break away from campus life a while. Basketball is the sport of the season during winter quarter, as Saturday and Monday nights arc reserved for War Eagle games. In addition to these games, students travel to Atlanta to watch the I lawk's battle the top pro teams. A new sport to this area of the country also draws students to Atlanta and Birmingham. Professional hockey has proven to be a crowd pleaser in the South, and many Auburn students arc avid fans. it vrbw to Go I l� M Another favorite winter quarter pastime is a trip to Montgomery to visit The Lamplitcr dinner theatre. There, good food and an amusing play join together for a very enjoyable evening. Many female students make the trip to Montgomery, Birmingham. Columbus, or Atlanta on weekends to get down to some serious simp-ping. Picking and choosing from the large selection of clothes and accessories available in the numerous stores in these cities is a welcome respite from the small selection of shops in the Auburn-Opclika area Other students use Winter weekends to visit nearby relatives and friends, or to check out the top groups in out of town concerts that Auburn can’t attract. Fraternity and Sorority formals also draw students out of town. Many sun bred students get their first taste of snow skiing by visiting Gatling-burg, Tennessee or other Appalachian resorts as a result of these formals. Some slope loving skiers make the long trek to North Carolina or Tennessee several times during the winter quarter to get the chance to speed «k wn the powdery paths. An event falls in winter quarter that draws the attention of many Auburnucs. Mobile and New Orleans both celebrate Mardi Ciras and many students travel down to 10m in the festivities, parades and balls. Hie chill of winter gives way to the newness of Spring and Auburn's students celebrate the coming of the new season with outdoor activities. Pie most popular place to get away from it all during tlie Spring is Florida's sunny beaches. Skin-diving is the climax of a Florida weekend for some hearty souls, but most students are content to soak up the sun's rays and dip in the gulf waters. Although Florida weekends usually result in sunburned skin, empty bank accounts, and a carload of sand, those weekends remain the epitome of a weekend trip during the spring. Closer to home, water sports arc the favorite pastime for most, students as Lake Martin and water skiing join to form an irresistible combination. Fishing and swimming also entice many students to enjoy the beauty of the surrounding lakes and rivers in the Spring. Auburn is lucky to have two very beautiful places close by where students can relax in beautiful surroundings. Chcwacla State Park ami Calloway Gardens in Pirn- Mountain. Ga. offer serene settings for picnickers and lovers — both nature and otherwise. No spring is complete, however, without Auburn students viewing a baseball game from the left field bank Although not as professional as the games that some students travel to Atlanta to sec. the emotion of the games make them more enjoyable than any Brave’s game. After the game, the only place for the student to go is home to a Hibachi and another rite of Spring, cooking out. Getting away from it all. Every student gets away in his or her own fashion. Whether they simply go to sleep, get drunk, or leave town for one reason or another, getting away makes Auburn more tolerable and adds a dimension of education to the student that lie can’t find in the classroom. — Horis Cook 1 Wlvrrf . .ofxl.nd WAAAAAAAAAAAR RAGLE! The cry is known to all Auburn alumni and fans as well as to those who have met Auburn on the field of play. The cry has echoed through the cars of those who have sat in the confines of Jordan-Harc stadium on any given fall Saturday. The cry is well-known, yet the legend behind the battle cry and the eagle mascot is known only by few The exact beginning of the story has some uncertainty in it. There arc four versions as to the origin and establishment of the cry and eagle mascot. The title of War Eagle was given to the golden eagle by the Plains Indians. The feathers of the eagle were used in the making of war bonnets. This legend gives us the cry. but doesn’t tie it to Auburn. The misinterpretation by the crowd of what an Aubum quarterback was saying led to a second hypothesis In the 1914 game between Auburn and the Carlisle Indians. Auburn’s attack was at the Indian's star tackle called Bald Eagle. Our team would line up without huddling and the quarterback would call outloud Bald Eagle. Those watching the game picked up the phrase, but changed it to War Eagle.’’ At a 191) pep rally before the Aubum-Georgia game, cheerleader Gus Grayson told the crowd. If we are going to fight and win this game, we’ll have to get out there and fight, because this means war.” A student in military uniform. E. T. Enslen. noticed he had lost something from his hat while chccnng. As he bent down to get the eagle that had fallen from his hat. he was asked what Ik had found and loudly replied. It’s a War Eagle' The cry sounded throughout the stadium the next day as Aubum took on Georgia. The story giving rise to an actual War Eagle involves a Civil War Veteran During the war. the soldier had found a wounded eagle on the battlefield. At the Aubum-Georgia game of 1892. the soldier was present with his eagle. It broke away from the soldier and began circling the playing field. Auburn began an unstoppable drive to the goal line for a touchdown win while the eagle circled overhead. The crowd began yelling War Eagle” to help the team push onward As the game ended, the eagle made a crash landing into the ground. It died, yet the cry continues to live. In Auburn’s history, there have been four eagle mascots. Today’s mascot, ’Tiger,” came to the campus in 196). Tiger was obtained from a 200 in Jackson, Mississippi by the Downtown Action Committee of Birmingham. The eagle was presented to the student body prior to the Auburn-Gcorgia Tech game of 1964. The care of the eagle is the responsibility of the Alpha Phi Omega service fraternity. WAAAAAAAAAAAR EAGLE! — Keith Conner Although he spoke of A New Beginning.” Alabama’s new governor. Forrest Fob” James will never forget his yesterdays at Auburn. ”1 developed a love for Auburn when I was quite young,” James said candidly during a 45-minute GLOM interview. My grandmother ran a boarding house in Auhum and my father and uncles had been students. The decision to attend Auburn hadn’t been difficult for James, a native of Lanett. Alabama. Although he had been offered scholarships elsewhere including the Naval Academy at Annapolis, the decision for Auburn came easily.” I wasn’t exactly a stranger when I came,” Gov. James continued. I'd visited the campus often during my childhood, and my uncle, Louis James, was mayor of the town.” f In addition. Fob’s father was a three-sport letterman at Auburn and had been named Outstanding Athlete in 1929. Fob enrolled in September of 52 and immediately immersed himself in a variety of campus activities. Perhaps best known for his football i skills, the nickname Fob” soon became Fabulous Fob” due to his remarkable stints on the playing field. During his freshman year. Fob finished third in the nation in kickoff returns and averaged close to 8 yards in punts. The fleet-footed 5-foot-lO,170 pound scatback. one of Auburn’s fin- est. was coached by Ralph Shug” Jordan James left Auhum with a career rushing record of 1.913 yards on 317 carries, an impressive mark which was not broken for 21 years. In 1976, Secdrick McIntyre accumulated 1.996 yards on -162 runs, surpassing the governor’s long held record. Just this year. Auburn rushing back Joe Cribbs broke both records with 2.253 yards on 457 carries. In 1955. James was named All SEC. the conference’s Most Valuable Player, and Academic All-American Although football was an important part of his college career. Fob held otlier leadership positions such as chairman of the Village Fair, one of the most important events at Auburn University then. In addition, he served as A-Club president, sold class rings, was member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity and Spades. He was also selected as a student member to the University Discipline Committee. While leadership responsibilities and academic studies took up a great deal of Fob’s time. he. like most collegians, enjoyed spending leisure moments with close friends ’’There were lots of different hotspots back then,” he said with a chuckle. The Tiger Cub restaurant, Pitts Hotel, a grcck restaurant, Ag Hollow. Pop Rain's Beverage Shack. The Casino and local theatres were probably most popular.” he said. There were usually dances held every hfi ...Fob weekend and fraternity panics. too. In thr fabulous fifties . students wore styles similar ro contrmpo rarv campus fashion Bli� e jeans and khakis were favorites in Fob's closet and t harcoal grey suits with pink shirts were reserved for dressier occasions Girls, he noted, wore tight fitting wool sweaters anti skirts below the knee ” Although the handsome blue eyed athlete was likely sought by many coeds. Fob met a girl named Bobbie Mooney and his dating life changed His cousin. Mrs Braxton Comer Counts Jr, lived w ith Bobbie in Dorm 12 and introduced the two Fob asked her out. they began dat ing. and three years later. Fob .lames was married It was magic. Gov James said with a slow-spreading boyish grin. Besides his wife, many other persons and organizations impressed Fob during his student tenure Among those were Dean Cater ( She's softened up a bit since then ). Dr Ralph Draughon and his wife Miss Caroline I 'The most gracious lady I knew ) Professor Chase of the Civil Pngineering Department ( A wise old owl ), and Coach Jordan (“A great teacher and good disciplinarian ). Fob fondly recalled the Auburn band during the fifties. They were great. he said. They'd work and work, usually as hard as the football team. James also noted the impact that the band and school spirit had on the football team Auburn spirit was strong then and we worked hard because we knew the students were behind us. he said. The spirit was very much alive then and seems to be now. also. Still, he noted some changes in Auburn. Of course, the campus is much larger today than it was when I was there.” he said. We had 7,000 students compared to almost 20.000 now.” James also commented on the pressure placed on football players today. Kids today arc under much more pressure than we were,” he said. Tlie spon is much more specialized now than it was back then.” From discussions with his nieces and nephews at Auburn, Fob noted a change in the Greek system as well. It wasn't such a big deal back then,” he recalled. Once rush was over, it was over and that was that.” Greek life, he said, brought with it much of the same activities and mischief characteristic of today's grccks. Panama Gty was a popular spot for houscpartics.” he said. We’d skip Friday classes and head for the beach, but we were well chaperoned — we did have bed checks.” There were panty raids then, too.” he chuckled. During Hell Week, f rat members would shave some heads, some students got paddled. and we used to throw things at passing trains.” In addition, students fortunate enough to have cars used to drive into the swinging doors at Athey’s. a popular coffee shop Yes. life was lively then — 1 enjoyed it,” Governor James said warmly. 1 had five fun packed years that I will never forget.” Wanda Kenton AUBURN UNIVERSITY PROUDLY SALUTES GOVERNOR FOB” JAMES 1 |aw� Toomer's (Corner. home of li rrv tokes antMeftionade. in (Ik- site of nnc ii( (he moM popular and i w traditions at Adlnirn rolling. l?or tire Ivi dnailc, Mtxlcnix lun here ! here after a|«� tball vie ton to do their port in (Ik- beautif nation I Auburn These Ivn minded students jam (he strexis. thceriny: on. ootrollahlv .iml drapin : the power line' witl M reams of toilet paper Anc vflH l Pv'hi varianon « n (he rfxiiK. die paper vu s xijii 4ut,.i ynrtcflrK -'|’ iri d l :m : falling flames Hui common's? ? xorih prevailed jarVl students returned to saner eelehrations. Spate for spet tutors is less than stanrririji mom only Riding on some ones shoulders and tlimbinj: lamp posts are two effet live methods lor vetting a good view of tl e festivities An l woe to anv motorisi who «lares to venture here during «kk t tlx st impromptu pep rallies Immediately sex upon by s ,.res of lite r in fans, the driver must endure a test of his tar's shotks as well as his patierKf. Hut. when he finally emerges. Ik- tarries away vitm � f that famous Auburn spirit, as |o all who attend urt IeVan Working for an education HELP WANTED — Typist, Bookkeepers, Lab Technicians, Secretaries, Kitchen Help — you name it More than 1,500 students — undergraduate and graduate — work part time and for a variety of reasons. They do everything from dishing out servings of Maryland turkey and green beans at War Eagle to answering the telephone at the Union Desk with a Foy Union, On you hold? They can be found at night in the dorms answering desk phones. Itxking back elixirs and keeping stray Male visitors from disturbing the Mflrof a dormitory. They're in the library at the information desk giving you 20 nickels for your dollar so you can make copies of old tests, assigned readings and pages of someone elses notes. They’re even at the vet school taking care of the cows and three-legged dogs Whatever they’re doing, the advantages of having a part-time job definitely seem to outweigh the disadvantages — everyone concerned. One advantage, perhaps the most popular — is getting the pay check. The initial excitement on that special Friday somewhat dwindles, how- ever. as you remember the 520 phone bill, the Chef's Club bill and the bounced check notices from the bank — all past due For some of the more conscientious students money is not the object. Experience is the key. Jay Barncit, 4GJM, a student technical writer for the Cooperative Extension Service, said The paycheck is great, but the education I am getting from my job is what really is important. Many students, both male and female, feel a sense of financial independence from their parents by working and having their own source of income There’s always that guilty feeling you get when you call home and your dad says. How much do you need?” While their parents take care of tuition, room and board, and books, some students work to pay for the so-called extras” of college life — dating, putting gasoline in the car. wining and dining, and occasionally buying something new to wear. Although the advantages of working are many both financially and scholastically, there is one disadvantage. A job can interfere with extracurricular activities and studying. John Hallcn. -HE. a cok p student with IT T in Atlanta, said. I base a great ,-ob and the money is good, but being in Auburn just every other quarter puts a tremendous strain on the social aspects of college life. However, most student jobs on campus, being in the part-time category can. if you're lucky, be scheduled around those ’’killer'’ tests and wild parties You do hear, now and then, of the date queen scheduled to work the desk on a Friday night. - Linnea Fraser Gimme, gimme, gimme, gimme . . . CAMPUS INVITED: Everyone is welcome to the PLAYBOY HALLOWEEN BUMP CASINO on the NEW ORLEANS in the SOUTH SEAS sponsored by AOXF.GED II featuring RAF FLE. Cost is $2.00 STAG, DRAG, or BAD. All-campus fund drives — familiar words in the world of Auburn. Although no one knows exactly why they have campus fund drives or even where the money goes, all agree on one thing; they arc a lot of fun for everyone. Believe it or not. there was a time before the cvcr-popular all-campus fund drives. Not too many years ago. a special day in the year was set aside for the all-campus carnival. Any group on campus was welcome to sponsor a booth in the carnival. It’s a common sight to devoted War Eagle fans arriving in Auburn for games every fall to see a roadblock set up on each corner. Determined all-campus fund drivers use amazing ingenuity in collecting money. They arc often seen climbing under, over, and occasionally bodily stopping a car in their efforts to collect pennies, dimes, nickels and quarters. The biggest money raiser of all the campus fund drives, the Playboy Club resulted after a few brothers were smashed eight years ago and came up with a winning idea. The Phi Mu’s contribute the bunnies, the Lambda Chi's the house, casino and action is donated by the students. Winter quarter br.ngs the biggest fund drive of them all — the Red Cross Blood Drive. Donation — one pint of blood. Cost — nothing. Result — a life saved. Sponsored by the Red Cross. The oldest of all the theme oriented fund drives, the Sigma Nu Casino has lost money for the last four years of its twelve year existence. But according to last year's president. It's an opportunity for us to have a good time ar.d throw a great party for the campus. If entertainment of a different sort was your thing, the FIJI-DX Night in Hollywood was the place to be spring quarter. In addition to the regular gambling games, students could watch or participate ir. the campus-wide talent show and the talent was amazing. When Donald Duck and Kerry Bradley appear on the same stage you know there has to be abundant undiscovered talent wandering on the streets of Auburn The Alpha Delta Pi-Tau Kappa Epsilon Speakeasy wound up the year for Auburn Students. Flapj cts charmed, booze numbed and the casinos excited. All-campus fund drives — an Auburn tradition. The themes change, the faces arc different. but the one basic common denominator remains the same — CAMPUS INVITED - TONIGHT WE LL PARTY TOGETHER! LETS GO! — Ann Heehl Campus Marrieds The age of married students attending college here at Auburn ranges from seventeen to over fifty, according to Marries! Student Mousing Director Jerry Cook. For the last four years, Cook has been responsible for Carolyn Draughon Village, the chief center for married living quarters. Married students can't be grouped into one category. Cook said. There arc all types of couples from al! age. social, and cultural brack cts. Cook did note that approximately twenty percent of the student population is married Unlike single students, the married couple often has trouble finding time- to study Approximately twenty five percent of the married population has children, and children do require attention One such couple. Joe and Theresa Cash, typify the average student family. With a child, it is sometimes hard to find time to study. said Joe. a junior majoring in civil engineering. Theresa, a perky redhead majoring in art. agrees. However, since her curriculum is less-demanding than Joe's, she devotes more of her time to the care of two-year-old Michael. Sometimes my grades suffer because I spend time with my son. but I think it's very important to be there when he needs me. she said. Theresa and Joe were married before coming to Auburn They initially attended a junior college and transferred here Both are pleased with the campus and find married housing satisfactory in the village. I’d encourage other couples to marry while in school :f thev love each other and are mature. Theresa added It's nice to have someone there to share everything with. Joe agreed. Everyone has problems, but we talk things out or try to. he said Theresa added that they make it a point never to argue in front of Michael. The Osh’s biggest problem, like most married students, is money Having a young child, plus meeting all living expenses, sometimes put-, an added strain on their relationship In order to keep tlicir expenses to a minimum, the couple devised a monthly budget and say they Mick fairly close to it. The only real disadvantage in being married while in school is finances, Theresa emphasized Both she and her husband arc employed hs ihc I University through the Work-study program. The couple’s secret to their marital stability is the common bond they share in iod. We're better prepared to face problems because we Ixxh rely on one another and the laird, Theresa said The family is active in the local Church of Jesus Christ of letter-Day Saints Dr O jk feels that couples like Joe and Theresa are facing normal problems associated with campus marriages One of the biggest problems married students face is time it seems that most couples arc pressed for time and this can make family and manta! life difficult.” he said In addition, he agrees that ; nances usually arc the toughest problem couples encounter I don't believe that two people can live cheaper than one. (look argued. There arc many expenses and they do increase when you marry ” While there are some mai r stresses and strains on student couples. Cook noted that there are benefits and strengths as well It helps to have someone beside you to help plan things with. he said. Also, once you’re married, you become much more aware of your rcs|x Msibiliiies and you plan your goals more carefully While the maiority of married students spend a great deal of time in studies and with families, there arc recreational options available for couples and their children. We have contests and prizes for couples anti tlicir children throughout the year. Cook said. There are special holiday festivities such as Halloween, Christmas, and Raster where the village offers some special activities.” In addition, there arc garage sales, barbecues, instructional video tapes, arts and crafts, and English improvement classes available as other free time alternatives Another couple living in the village finds the transition from single to married life both challenging and fun. Stott and Susan Colburn, a newlywed couple from Winter Park. Florida. have ixxn attending Auburn since 19?V As high school sweethearts. the twosome came here and found the campus suitable to their lifestyle. After three years of steady college dating, Scott and Susan decided to marry After all. they were spending most of their time together and felt that since they loved one another, marriage would be the next logical step. I’m glad we decided to marry — I really like it.” said Susan, a soft-spoken fashion merchandising studem who graduated in December. Her only complaint is that teachers have a hard time remembering f� cr new last name and that all tier identification had to be changed. Actually, it was a lot easier to study once we were married and my grades really improved.” she said Scott, who has excelled in academics since his first year, found that his grades stabilized I do study more now 1I111 we’re married, and it seems as if i have more time to devote to my books.” he said Before, he spent much of his time travelling to and from Susan’s dorm Finances were not a major problem for the young couple, partly because they’re receiving some help from home and also because they were able to secure a loan. As a pre-dentistry student. Scott still has several more years before completing his education. Susan plans to work full time in order to sup |v ri them through the next few years ”1 Ic’ll be the one nuking all the money Mx n — this is only a temporary arrangement.” she chuckled For couples like the (lashes and the Colburns, married life at Auburn has a lot to offer. Making things work takes a bit of effort, but both couples agree that the future is worth the temporary struggle — Wanda Kenton ttfr, ctfe, ufc utcC out Auburn students can testify that inflation has hit the campus! Everything is rising in price and students are definitely feeling the crunch in more ways than one. A tuition increase started the school year off with a bang and many students began the quarter broke. The previous $358 charge for out-of-state students was upped to $100. while the $183 for in-state Alabamians rose to $200. In addition to admission fees, the cost of buying new and used books has continued to soar A compact geology manual is priced in the neighborhood of $7. while those thick burdensome Shakespeare collections drain students of $20 a shot. Another marked increase occurred this year in connection with spouse i.d. cards. Originally $12, the cards doubled, costing $2-1 now. In the last few years, the cost of tickets has continued to skyrocket. Basketball tickets arc $1 per game — a few years ago, they were free. Football tickets arc running high, and a fast-talking student auctioneer can sell a guest ticket for as high as $15. At the Alabama game, he can make double money. Parking tickets, toes, continue to plague the student body. While students can rely on the infirmary for aspirins and War Eagle Bills,” many have noted the rising cost of medicine. Since the infirmary doesn’t have a pharmacy, any major prescription must be filled off campus. Unfortunately, all students have faced a stack of soiled and dirty clothes. The cost of washing and drying has also increased, and a normal load of wash now costs $3 or $ 1 Off campus students have watched the rising cost of rent increase-over the past few years. Apartment living on the Plains ranges from $85 to $250 a month, depending on the type of housing and location. Deposits for such living arc also high. In addition to the necessary aspects of college finances, clothing and entertainment materials arc almost out-of-reach. Prices for clothing in general are steadily on the rise and the lay-away option is almost a MUST for fashion-minded students. Blue leans, particularly. have hit an all time high and put a dent in the average AU wallet. The price for decent bands has continued to trouble local frats and sororities. Yes, Auburn students fork out a lot to live here, 'flic only answer, it appears, is fewer nights on the town or else stacks of dirty clothes, and empty cupboards. QUBCf KO-Oi t — Wanda Kenton THE LAy ALBURN It all seems like a hazy, half-forgotten dream now. The pickets are gone. Policemen aren’t standing outside Samford Hall anymore, the heated words and ultimatums are long forgotten. Bui the strike did happen, and it was no dream. More than 250 groundskeepers, electricians, carpenters, maids, repairmen and other hourly University employees did go out on strike last Sept. 28, and the ensuing seven-day walk-off spawned a tension and uneasiness ill suited to Auburn’s warm, bright autumn. But while the strike hung like a burdening cloak on administration heads, strike leaders and idle workers, most students hardly looked up from die studies, work, fun and frivolity expected and received from the first days of fall quarter c lasses. The maids were on strike and the dorms were dirty — wasn't that a shame.' The strikers earned their pickets — Auburn University Unfair Employer. Local Union 246 — but that was about all the communication carried out between busy students and silent strikers. Students and teachers sympathetic to the workers shook their heads at the perceived unjustice Others hoped the 250 workers would be fired, unnecessary expenses to the University. Most students simply forgot about the inconvenience” even before it ended If ya'll will help us, we can win this thing,” said a young striker at the walk off’s onset. IJttle help came, and the student sympathy, and hostility, lay submerged beneath the homework and partying The strike was bread and butter to the workers, however, and a bothersome embarrassment for an image-conscious University. The workers were simply asking for the salary increase they were told; erroneously, they would receive, and were seeking a few other concessions they felt were only fair and just such as new food service, uniform and birthday agreements and open lines of communication with University leaders. The administration was simply coping with an unwanted situation forced on them by otherwise loyal employees led by outside, ''agitating strike leaders. Both sides were right, both wrong, but the strike didn’t stop, despite the threatened termination of all striking personnel, until University President Harry M. Philpott and worker leader Tommy Williams took time out to talk, one-to-one, about their common problem, different perspectives and jxissible solutions The strike ended some five hours after rheir talk and three liours before the University threatened to fire all the inactive workers, the Wednesday after the Thursday start of the seven-day strike. In between the strike’s sudden start and just-as-sudden stop lay a tragic-comedy of errors, misperceptions, humor, sleepless nights and worklcss days staged on campus by the strikers, union leaders, administration and onlookers. A harmless memo in mid-August from the President’s office, reporting on salary increases for the coming year, served to stir the hornet's nest that culminated in the strike Sept. 28. The memo reported that increases for non-budgeted personnel or those paid on an hourly basis will average 10 percent, but will not be across the board. I lurunl No qualified member of our support group will, however, receive less than an 8 percent raise. it stated. The memo was wrong. Administration officials said later that the final sentence was erroneous, and that all employees would receive a five percent cost-of-living increase and merit raises of up to four and a half percent. The mistaken memo triggered worker protest that may or may not have surfaced anyway, even though administrative vice-president Ben T. Lanham said that almost 75 percent of the hourly employees were scheduled to receive at least an eight percent raise. The future strikers, most members of the Laborers International Union. Local 246. wanted an across the board eight percent pay hike for everyone, regardless of merit pay The workers, and out of-town union leaders Guy Tipton and Bruce Carr, also alleged that merit evaluations by the immediate superiors of many employees were often unfair, biased and damaging, and that not all ti� e non-budgeted workers actually received even the five percent increase promised by the University The grievances and mistaken impressions, however, were left to fester, were kept unspoken, as union leaders cither didn't try hard enough or weren’t aik w-cd to speak with University officials any higher than personnel director Robert Schultz Strike leaders wanted to talk with policy-making leaders, something Schultz was not. Philpott and others seemingly refused to negotiate with a union as a state law prohibiting talks with union representatives Discussions between Schultz and dissatisfied workers stagnated, until Sept. 10. when some 250 workers voted in a special union meeting to allow their leaders to call a strike, barring an agreement with Auburn officials. Union leaders and lower-level University figures continued to negotiate. and both sides pledged to avoid a strike, if at all possible. When students returned for classes, the only outside indications of unrest distributed itself as a University memo for students, faculty and staff, stating that in the event of a strike, all employees and students « � •« STOOD STILL??? should assume the school is open and operating as usual unless otherwise notified.” The memo added that no one was required to observe a picket line or labor demonstration, and that any harassment, threats or violence should lx- reported immediately to Campus Security Within Samford Hall. University administrators concocted a strike contingency plan calling on Harold Grant, special assistant to the President to direct school functions during a strike. Deans and department heads under the plan, were not to make any comments publicly or to the press, if a strike occurred, as University Relations and its director. Herb White, were tabbed to dispense official versions of any possible labor conflict. Workers, meanwhile, with union leaders Tipton and Carr, deemed negotiations with the University unfruitful, and voted to reject the k Ml administration's final wage contract offer, an offer they felt skirted their demands for an eight percent, atross-tlie-board raise The vote came Wednesday night. Sept 27. The striking workers materialized about noon the following day at about 12 pre-planned picket sites across campus. As the workers and union leaders started with their planned, peaceful protests, policemen suddenly appeared outside the main entrance to administrative center Samford Hall, which became the only unlocked entry to the building. Harold Grant organized his office and created a strike scoreboard, recording the numbers of workers out on strike, their |obs and their job locations. Campus security personnel worked overtime, sensitive to the violence. threats, cat-calls or slit tires that they half-expected Guards were posted at the main University electric transformer near the Student Activities Building. State highway patrol cars could he seen cruising down campus streets. University leaders clammed up. allowing University Relations to crank out the truth” in the flood of press releases it distributed to the outside press. As the pickets popped up. so did the rumors and half truths. The National Guard was going to be called in. Faculty were deputized and carrying guns. The pickets would stop students from entering Haley Center, and harass the non-striking majority of hourly workers. A the second strike day dawned. University Relations announced that a special, guarded parking lot was available for University personnel fearful of slit tires and broken windows. Grant recruited four student volunteers to help him keep his office open 24-hours a day, the office becoming a veritable nerve center of all campus activities and inactivities. Grant himself often slept the few-hours he could in his office, where the lights were never shut off University lawyer Thomas Samford hired a labor lawyer from Atlanta co counsel him and the administration on iust how far the school could go in bluffing, threatening and negotiating with the strikers. Union leader Carr sailed lawyer James Walters from the Fischer and Phillips law firm, a high-powered, unionbusting” expert Walters. Samford and ocher University leaders, including administrator Lanham and Philpott. soon agreed to send all striking workers warnings that their iobs would be taken if they didn’t report back to work by Oct. 4, six days after the strike began. Before the mailgrams filtered out to workers Oct. 2. union leaders Tipton and Carr predicted that Walters would suggest the firing ultimatums. and that their members would ignore them The strike, they said, would remain peaceful. Food and other vital supplies would start arriving from other union locals across the state, barring an immediate settlement. But if the University carried through with the terminations, they warned, violence would become a stark, dark possibility. On both sides of tlx- strike, the trench lines were drawn, and a siege mentality pervaded by fears and half-truths saturated the major actors in the strike. Administrators feared violence from a union they heard had often resorted to it elsewhere. The workers felt betrayed, shunned and slightly persecuted, but had paychecks distributed to them Sept. 29 to fall back on and feed their families with. More minors started to fly T)k- workers, faced with the ultimatum they received (Xt. 2. would try to disrupt the Miami-Auburn football game Oct. 7. That rumor apparently was believed, as assistant dean of stuilcnt affairs Albert Sistrunk recruited fraternity brothers to patrol the stadium the night of Tuesday. Oct ). to prevent vandalism and report suspicious activity to Campus Security. The pickets were still standing at stations 24 hours a day n« w. in the middle of the seven-day strike, but they had moves!, voluntarily, at tfie request of the University, to the outskirts of campus Groups of strikers. and sometimes a solitary figure under a street light, carrying placards. were visible as mute or mostly silent sentinels — proof that the stalemate was also a strike, and that they were not working — ncx being paid. The ultimatum deadline of Oct. -1 at 4 p.m. was approaching Fraternity men were roaming about the stadium Pickets were standing in the dark about the campus. Students maybe envisioned strife and conflict that coming Saturday, before the game. Strikers possibly feared lean days ahead Would there he violence? Would long-faithful University employees lose retirement and hospital benefits, jobs and seniority? Would the strikers bow down and meet the 4 p.m. ultimatum, and would the administration really fire them if they didn't? President Philpott wrestled with thoughts Tuesday evening, and shortly after dinner, lie told his wife that he was going out for a walk, to talk with the pickets, just hours before the deadline. In what he later called bull sessions’ with the workers, the President listened to the problems and viewpoints of the men and women be usually never saw or spoke to. and walked across the no-man's land between the two entrenched sides in the strike. Philpott agreed to talk in a formal meeting with his workers, as opposed to union members, which most were, in Langdon Hall Wednesday morning Only one showed up — chief steward of the union Tommy Williams. The two talked, Philpott perhaps viewing it as employer to employee. Williams as union representative to administrator. hut both talked as concerned members of the University and as people. Philpott agreed to insure that all employees received the five percent raise — he didn't know that some hadn't received it. and said he and other administrators would meet with Williams and other workers in the near future to resolve unanswered questions. Williams conveyed the conversations to union leaders and strikers alike The workers, meeting Oct. 4 at 1 p.m. at the Shepard's Purse night club outside of town, voted overwhelmingly to return to work After the vote, all dutifully reported to the personnel office in hang-don Hall before tlic 4 p.m deadline, and all got their jobs back. Penalties were assessed — the workers would be on probation for several months, and lx- forced to work three days without pay. Boasts were made — the strikers said they stood up to the University and had gotten away with it Administrators slowly returned to a normalcy that allowed sleep at night Workers returned to their jobs and pay checks. The strike had been ended, perhaps through night time diplomacy, perhaps by threat, but without full scale war. without violence. Victo- ries. perhaps, were scored and claimed by both sides Both administrators and strikers k� st a little, hut seemed to gain an understanding. They fought the battles. Auburn University — its administration, faculty, students, and workers — won the war. — Dave White CN«U� l I I f ahMi Tlif small while building on West Glenn Avenue is not very noticeable to passersby on the street, but in the minds of most Auburn students. the Sani-Frcc c. affectionately known as else Flush”, is as much a part of the Auburn tradition as Samford Tower and the Orange and Blue. When Bennie Hunt opened the Flush in 1962. he never dreamed just how famous his little ice cream parlor would become. I got interested in the ice cream business through a friend of mine who was operating the Dairy Delite”. Some of my friends persuaded me to open Sani-Frcc c. When it opened in April of 1962, it was one of three ice cream places in the area at that time We first attracted the football players, because there was no Sewell Hall the guys would come by and we would serve them free ice water and fruit drinks. Then, I guess the word was passed around about us. and the next thing we knew, the crowds started coming Hunt said the best selling delicacies over the years have been the foot-long chili dogs, soft ice cream, milkshakes and the famous upside-down banana splits, which are made with bananas on the top and ice cream on the bottom. The new owner. Melvin Pedc, bought out the Flush from Hunt in March of 1977, but Hunt will continue to manage the place indefinitely. Sani Flush the ice cream memories linger and continue — tradition with a lick of the lips. — Donna Cook I nnh� t W Hu.S Heaven on fhe Seventh Floor You have got ten minutes to get to a conference of vital importance with your Fnglish 101 teacher — one that will determine whether or not you will advance to 102. You arrive on the first floor of Haley Center and file in with the ranks waiting for an elevator. You sec a faint green glow in the going up arrow, indicating that the elevator has been notified of your desire to get to the ninth floor. However, five minutes pass before the ckx rs spring open on your fltxir. By tltcn, twenty other students have pushed their way ahead of you, and they immediately press on The doors close quickly before you even have a chance to step forward You wait again. After a few more minutes, you vow to be first on the next elevator, and you step boldly forward. Finally, the doors of the neighboring elevator creep open. You start to dash in. but you decide to hold off momentatily to allow the descending crowd a chance to unload fitst. When they do, you rush in, only to be smashed against the back wall by accompanying students and teachcrs. Oncc every floor has been requested via punch, you and your fellow riders begin the long silent trip to your destinations. Everyone nervously states at cither the ceiling or the linking numbers that flash above the doors. Occa'ionally, one student gathers up enough nerve to comment on how the elevator always stops on every floor, which immediately brings a wave of agreeing remarks from everyone. Suddenly you recall the meeting. Glancing at your watch, you see you have one minute to make it to your appointment The next sixty seconds seem to drag as slowly as the elevator. Finally, the doors open on the ninth floor and you dash down the hall to your teacher’s office. After knocking several times, you discover that he’s already left, failing to remember your appointment! Sound familiar? To the thousands of Auburn University students who occasionally have cause to use Haley Center’s elevators, this situation is one commonly encountered Even though most of the classes can be reached by way of stairs, the use of the elevators is sometimes a MUST. However, overcrowding anti slow operation have left these student conveyors with much to lx- desired When asked how tlie elevator situation could be improved, students came up with some useful and interesting suo stions: Wes Emanuel 02 GC We definitely need more elevators. Also, an express elevator that stops on certain floors would he good ” Andy Andrews 02 SC: The elevator situation? It has its ups and downs — I would suggest a series of ropes hanging from the stairs for more efficiency.” Diane Mellish 02 PB: People should start walking two or three flights, instead of riding the elevators. Walking down stairs isn’t that difficult.” Peter Coe 02 PH: Trampolines in the courtyards would speed things up a bit.” Whatever the solution, the elevator problem is one we as students must face daily, and until improvements are made, we’ll just have to bear with the silent, claustrophobic conditions. Going up? — Kelly McClay JS n n Confronting the Necessary Evil All students ate familiar with the term all-nithcr”. Virtually every AU student has spent sleepless nights with their noses in books ami the coffee pot perking. Many dorm residents stash popcorn poppers in the bottom of closets or untier beds and bring them out during these frequent cram sessions. While food is a major aspect of campus bookworms, there is another facet of college studying that makes the prospect of studying more enjoyable. Students can be found buried in their books while at the same time-talking on the phone, moving to the beat of some fast-paced music, or even listening to a favorite T.V. show All of these devices are ways in whic h the plight becomes more bearable. Serious-minded students head for good ol Ralph Draughon library where they can totally immerse themselves in the sanctity of silence. Rows and rows of hunchbacked students bend hours over tables and books in an effort to pull that lc irable }.0 At finals, the library becomes the only place to be. During warmer months, many students resort to the outdoors in hopes of inspiration and suntans at the same time. Girls strip down to brief bikinis and bathe for endless hours atop dorms while at tl� c same time delving into that long-overdue B P paper. Amidst sun tan oil, books, sunglasses, cokes and paper, the studying eventually gets done. The Haley (’enter concourse provides yet another spot for student study. Deeked in shorts, dresses and mostly jeans, students stretch leisurely on the lawn and take advantage of the hour breaks their schedule provides. Yes, studying is an unavoidable aspect of college life. The varied methods students undertake to accomplish their degrees will provide for memories in years to come. Sandra Graham I. MkkaiwJ PLGhSG CONSIDER N€ FOR... Student elections arc one of the hipest traditions carried down through live years at Auburn University. During the Spring, students hear promises, promises and more promises. Gimmicks such as posters, buttons, T-shirts and hand bills arc a vital part of each campaign. I lave you ever tried to locate an announcement of tlie bulletin boards during elections' More than likely, the boards arc covered from top to bottom with posters advertising a variety of faces and names Elections represent a part of Auburn tradition that encompasses everyone. Students arc exposed to endless names and promises. All arc given the chance to participate in campaigns either by voting or campaigning for friends. Election time is usually hectic lor most students whether or not they arc involved or not Campaigners constantly knock on their doors try ing to gain votes and support. I978 Plainsman alitor Dick Parker recalls some of the problems he ran into during campaigns. He circulated 18.000 miniature newspapers with a Plainsman banner running at the top Tliere was no statement disclaiming The Plainsman's involvement, so many students took for granted he was endorsed by the paper. Despite the repercussions Parker won the election. As a whole, campus campaigns affect the entire student body. The tradition continues to grow yearly, both in ; tti ipation and expense — Anne Harvey and Gina Matthews 3 GBODGK@D WOP® 30© ‘u'OeSCI© S (3(?®[? For many years at Auburn fraternities have shown their spirit, creativity- and competitive drive by building floats tor Homecoming. The floats arc built on the front lawns of the frat houses, usually a week before the Homecoming game Judging takes place the Friday before the game. Although the floats aren't built until the week before, many fraternities begin designing their floats at the start of the quarter This year, the FIJI’S walked away with first place for their intricately designed float that said Tiger’s slay, deacons pray! When asked about their outstanding float. Matt Patrick. 3 PUB, said it was a lot of hard work, but when we realized how good it was going to be, all the brothers and pledges pitched in.” As with most fraternities, the Fiji’s spent some all-nighters in earnest preparation. Other winners for the Homecoming floats included Tau Kappa Epsilon and Pi Kappa Alpha, tied for second; Sororities: Alpha Gamma Delta first. Kappa Delta, second. Off campus and dorms: Dorm E first. and Baptist Student Union second Many alumni, family, and friends pour into Auburn for the Home coming week. Auburn students and guest can be seen cruising frat row-admiring the festive colored floats, a lingering AU tradition The Wreck-Tech Parade and pep rally is held before the AU-Georgia Tech game each year Sorority pledges wear their wildest pajamas and frat pledges carry the floats across campus. The floats arc marched into the stadium for the pep rally wherein the coach gives a big pep talk and War Eagle cry. The week prior to the Aubum-Georgia grid clash, sorority pledgc% build floats following a bulldog theme. During a night time parade, the frat pledges carry the floats to a huge bonfire where they are burned. An exciting, spirit-filled pep rally follows. Both parades and floats have endured the test of time. Students and alumni have proven that such tradition boosts the AU spirit while also adding color to the Plains. — Tina Bryant ■r--. ,-_i BBi Doing It Cheaply Auburn students find a variety of ways to decorate their rooms. Anything from plant-covered walls to poster-papered ceilings are found tn The Loveliest Village. In an effort to decorate in the cheapest possible manner, some students begin with a form of junk art. They create unique chairs from wooden barrels and add spongy pillows for additional comfort. Girtains add a touch of color to a drab and dull room, while co-ordinating bedspreads complete the scene Homemade shelves — usually consisting of three to four parallel boards stretched atop concrete blocks — are both attractive and efficient storing agents. Televisions and compact stereos fit nicely between tiie dividers, too Many students keep their eyes peeled to newspapers in an attempt to buy old furniture listed in the classifieds. Garage sales and auctions are favorite hangouts for money-conscious students, too. Tiger paraphernalia. Farrah posters and hand-sewn tapestries all hang on multi-colored walls. More sophisticated students add a painting or two on their walls for a bit of class Bulletin boards are popular on campus, too. Sorority nametags, dead corsages, church bulletins, football ticket stubs, and important phone numbers all have special places on the canvas. Rows and rows of liquor bottles decorate some student's floors, and occasionally, the student can be found there too. While many students arc concerned with the general appearance of their homes, others find the decorating useless. Some are lucky to find their way to bed without stumbling over books, clothes, and piles of trash. Yes. decorating at Aubum comes in all forms Some students simply don't take the time to bother Others, however, add some Creativity to their dwelling to make their homes a real home away from home. — Linnca Fraser A woman's place is in the home. A man's place is to earn the living. Not so anymore. In accordance with a nationwide trend, male and female roles are changing even at Auburn. Although the trend is a gradual one, it can be identified especially in the intellectual and educational aspects of college life. It’s not unusual anymore to see a gyy cook a steak dinner for his date, to get out the vacuum cleaner and clean up his apartment or even see him do the dishes. It’s not unusual now to see a gir! sports writer, a girl working on her master's or PhD and even a girl photographer. Vickey Hunt. 3GJM. assistant photographic editor for the Auburn Plainsman, said. When you think of a woman photographer, you usually think of the lady who took your picture in grammar school. Today women are holding their own in sports and news photography, fields once exclusively dominated by men. It's an exciting life for anybody and I am glad to see the change. More male students are enrolled in Home F.co-nomics courses now than ever before. Carter Klliott. 4GB. who is taking Principles of Food Preparation, said. I enjoy c x king different kinds of food — you know it's really satisfying to prepare something on my own. Another change in something which has been typically female in the past is Mortar Board, a national honorary for seniors with a 2.0 overall grade point, outstanding scholarship, leadership and service ability. Until 1976, the organization had only women members. This year, the president of Mortar Board is male. On the other hand. Omicron Delta Kappa (ODK). a nation honorary for juniors and seniors outstanding in a combination of scholarship, ath letics. social life, religion, publications and the arts, which had in the past only male members now has • H-4 � more females. As indicated by the increasing numbers of women working on higher degrees, the women at Auburn are becoming more serious about their education — the quality of it and what majors provide the best chances forgetting a job after graduation. In engineering, the roles are changing at an astonishing rate. There were 25 women enrolled in the School of Engineering fall quarter of 1972. There were 259 enrolled fall quarter of 1977. As of spring of 1978. women made up 10 of the entire enrollment for the School of Engineering. As far as intellectual honors are concerned the men and women on campus rate about the same. List year, when the President's Awards were given, the men took the awards for the Schools of Agriculture, Architecture, Arts and Sciences, Engineering. Education and Pharmacy while the women received awards for the Schools of Business, Home Economics and Veterinary Medicine. Attitudes in physical appearance have been changing right along with everything else. Don Burke. 4LAC, said, Men on campus are really into body building and weightlifting these days. I think they're more concerned with overall appearance. Men are getting their hair styled and cut shorter, now.” Changes in women's physical appearance cjn mainly be seen in the clothes they have been wearing to class — gym shorts, warm-up suits. Icvis and khakis — clothes that used to be worn exclusively by men. Another interesting fact is that now women are more likely to go to bars alone, ask the men out, more or-lcss, with a Let’s do something tonight, OK?” Perhaps the most interesting change occurring between men and women on campus is the men moving in Dorm 7 — previously a women's dorm. The men. demanding equal rights, were offered only Magnolia dorm as an on campus housing alternative, when there were more men enrolled than women. The women had more than 20 dorms to choose from. The-men won. With women moving into the working world and men acquiring domestic talents, one can definitely see that the traditional roles of men and women in today’s society are indeed slowly but surely changing. — Linnca Eraser ( kjMginji Mi A munch out and I lis grandmother is revolted, his parents disgusted, and his classmates awestruck. Who else could possibly have survived for four years on an unsteady diet of coke for breakfast, peanut butter and jelly for lunch, and anchovy pizza for dinner with an upside-down banana split for dessert? Where, his grandmother queries, arc his vegetables.-' Where, his parents demand are his vitamins? Where his classmates wonder, does he get the guts to stand such an awful diet day after day? Aw. hell, who cares? To each his own and individuality goes a long way when you’re talking about food and its consumption, especially among Auburn students They prefer not to eat They prefer to gobble, gulp, grab, gorge, guzzle and gamble on their nutrition. The science of eating becomes a crash course dealing in the basics of time and motion study and carrying no credit. Exactly how do Auburn students eat? Let them tell you: With gusto.” Never on schedule. On the road.” As I pass the refrigerator.” As I pass my roommate’s leftovers.” Not in the morning. 'Very precisely. I snort it down like a pig.” I son of lay back and wear as much as I eat. With my fingers, usually. We no longer go to eat around here We’re off to pig out, chow-down. munch around, gobble up ami snack away. And with what we’re rating, we’re all more or less classic eases of closet malnutrition. Among student favorites were french fries, chicken and pizza. Auburn is not without its share of pseudo-sophisticated health-food nuts either They prefer to cat with no additives added, no coloring splashed on. no inorganic materials grown and no budget when they get through buying all their fancy food. A few of the more domesticated students attempt to eat at home, and in today’s instant world, it’s becoming a snap. They run home and whip out the old Hamburger Helper and Betty Crocker’s Potatoes Au Gratin Mix. and presto, chango the Auburn students become gourmet cooks sporting home-cooked nxrals. Other students arc relegated to the dreary confines of campus cafeterias. boarding houses, and fast food joints. And if there’s a food that can be made in assembly line production, there’s a fast food place to sell it. But apparently, it’s worth the extra cost for some students to be able chow down to say ihcyVe going out to cat, instead of they're going home to cat. Although sometimes the decision about where to go can take longer than it takes to finish eating Where do you want to go to cat tonight? ”1 don’t know. Same old place.” Someplace different.” Got any ideas?” And the inevitable: I don’t care. You decide.” This goes on and on until finally a decision is reached And the next day, the decision making starts all over again: where do you want to go to eat? Of course. ou can’t talk about food without talking about diets and eating styles. Freshmen are those struck hardest: several seniors insist that every freshman usually takes a good shot at putting on the Freshman 20 . I looked like my friends pulled my feet off and blew me up like a balloon, one student said. Now they’re paying the price: They have to diet. How do they do it? I skip two meals and only cat dinner. I just eat breakfast I try to cut back on dinner and eat a heavy lunch.” ”1 iust don't cat at all for a couple of days.” I stop eating fcxxl altogether and drink a lot more. ”1 don’t buy any junk food for a week. ”1 buy some vitamins and just eat fruit and bubblegum for a week. I run three miles every day and go to exercise class.” I try to eat more balanced meals ” 1 avoid breads and sweets.” I lay on the floor and balance the food on my stomach. That way 1 can see where it’s going.” While Auburn students arc bemoaning the fact that their weight is increasing, tlscy’rc still shovelling food down as fast as they can. Ruminating on the way to class, squishing cllo through their teeth, and capitulating it into their mouths. Auburn students are hooked. Perhaps their philosophy of eating is best summed up in Archie Bunker's dinner blessing. Bless the meat, damn tire skin, open your mouth and shove it in. — Betsy Butgereit It NuS«...l 3$ % Wild and Cra-z-z-z-zy Poaki It doesn't matter what’s done, but that it’s done, from something as simple as putting sugar in salt shakers to something as elaborate as borrowing the stuffed bear from Eunchcss Hall It must be done. Anti, it probably has been. Mostly, they start as silly, sometimes malicious thoughts And suddenly, a God-fearing Auburn student is transformed into a wild and crazy practical prankster searching for a victim. But practical pranksters, who usually travel in pairs or groups, look for something different, beyond the standard rolling of rooms, cars, even passed-ouc friends with toilet paper or short sheeting beds. They prefer variations like fillingcars with popcorn. Every practical pri-kstcr wants his prank to he t nique. And the Phi Kappa Psi little sisters came up with one last fall. They turned the entire house into a copy of the “National Lampoon Animal House. Striking when the brothers were in chapter meeting and couldn’t stop them, they filled the yard, porch, and balcony with trash and beer bottles that they had been saving for weeks. They dressed up a dummy in women's clotlies and propped it up in a grocery can in the front yard by a sign that read, But I'm only 13 Of course, not all people go to such extreme lengths. Some are content with a variety of toilet jokes, like smearing Vaseline all over the seat, stretching Saran Wrap across the basin, or flushing when someone is taking a shower, a dorm favorite. Others satisfy their craving with door jokes: buckets filled with water set on the sill or leaned against a door. The more elaborate door jokes include tying doors together so neither occupant can get out, sliding album covers filled with shaving cream under doors and stomping on it Some people prefer a little more excitement. The Tau Kappa Epsilons traditionally roll tlx upper quad on Halloween and leave a 13-foot stuffed Trick or Teke” pumpkin on the lawn. In recent years, chough, •he Tekes have had to try to elude campus security, which is known to frown on these type activities. Son- ocoplc prefer to give others a little more excitement. Mark Winne. •� I.JM. just decided one night he was going to Atlanta and taking Mala Paulk, 4SKH with him ”1 went to her dorm and had her roommate tell her there was a package for her at the desk, Winne said When site tame down. I grabbed her from behind, carnal her out to my car where I bound her hands with my necktie and drove straight to Atlanta Mala wasn't the only thing kidnapped last year — Ixta Stepp, 4 SSC, has a stuffed monkey which has been used and abused. Given to her as a gift last summer, the first trouble began when Ieta's next door neighbor hung the monkey in her window blinds He suffcral other abuses. He was set up like a sunbather. under her sunlamp, complete with a washcloth towel , a dishpan pool , with a sign that said no diving He was attired in sunglasses and hail a bottle of baby oil as well. I-cta’s next door neighbor tried to make a furay daquiri by stuffing the brown monk down into a blender. The final iniusticc came when the animal. J.J . was monkey-napped. I got a ransom note made out of cut-up letters. beta said It said. 'If you ever want to sec J.J. again, do exactly what we say'. About a week later, Irta got her monkey back in the mail The mon- key-nappers had tied its paws behind its back, taped its mouth shut, and wrapped a bandana around its eyes so they wouldn't be identified. Freshman, more than any other class, seem to have the most fun with practical jokes. Paige Grisette, 4 PB. recalled the wild days in her freshman dorm. She remembers a group of friends stringing a pal’s entire lingerie wardrobe out a third f Itxsr window, past the girl's room. When they snuck in her room one day and hid five alarm clocks set to go off at twenty minutes intervals, starting at 3:30 am. One of Paige's most effective practical pranks was in retaliation for her dorm mother getting mad and telling her she would get Paige's goat one of these days. A friend's pet fish died soon after, and Paige tacked the dead fish to the dorm mother’s door with a note that said You will never get my goat, but you can have my fish.” The dorm mother had a fit. A group of girls in Paige's dorm decided to surprise the dorm mother one night and turn the place into a 'whorehouse'.” They painted signs inviting males in. dressed up in risque clothes, and put a bright red light on the balcony. The k rm mother had another fit. Strangely enough, she's still around. Of course, a well-timed practical joke doesn't have to be elaborate to be funny. Everyone has suggestions Steal the TEKE bell, paint the KA cannon, switch the PIKE and LAMBDA CHI composites, road trip your little brother, big sister, best friend and worst enemy, dump your girl in the SAP. pond, find the CHI PHI house. Put Mickey Mouse back up on Samford Tower, pull the fire alarm in your dorm at 1 a.m three nights in a row. steal everything your roommate could cover up with while taking a shower except a washcloth, then invite a few friends over to watch the fun; put rocks in a loved one’s bed; Put shaving cream on the telephone earpiece, switch someone's toothpaste with Brylcream. Chain cars to telephone poles, try the old party joke where someone drops a penny off their nose into a bottomless cup secured in their belt while you arc pouring beer into their trousers; But maybe one Auburn senior came up with the most unusual practical prank of the season. For Christmas, he and a friend gave two deserving girls Christmas stockings made out of prophylactics. — Betsy Butgereit Pnftkt mavin lit Can you imagine life at Auburn with no 8 a.m traffic urns, r o frantic searches for parking spaces at 10 p.m.. and of course, no traffic tickets placed delicately under left window wipers? Well, in its earlier days when Auburn was still known as Alabama Polytechnic Institute, only horses and carriages were seen bringing students to class. Today, the most popular type of transportation on campus is two legged. At 8 a.m. and 9 a.m.. two of the most popular class times, students can hr seen walking, loping and running to class. Some walk comfortably, while others choose to forsake comfort for beauty. Topsiders and penny loafers arc a desirable means of transportation. There arc well established routes religiously followed by pedestrians on their way to classes The Hill girls cut through Parker Hall, many people take the ''short cut through War Ragle Cafeteria (catching a bite to cat and the latest gossip on the way through), and almost everyone crosses the concourse at least once a day. The drill field seems to be one of Auburn's most popular spots on Monday through Friday; students cross it in crowds around 8 a.m. and people continue to follow, baik and forth all day long. Many students and professors find bicycle riding the most effective way of transportation. Dr, Robin Fabcl. a professor in the History Department, uses his bike as a means to get to class Some students are not satisfied to simply be classified as a bike rider. Some individuals prefer to he more daring and travel to class on unicyclcs. Cobbic Quarles, 1PN, and Mel Abernathy. 1PN. ride their unicyclcs to class for fun. According to Quarles, when he rides his unicycle, someone always cracks a Where's the other half of your biker” Automobiles, of course, must lx- mentioned Car owners know more heartburn than any other students. There are ALWAYS struggles in finding parking places, especially at mid-morning For professors, automobiles seem to be the most popular way of getting to class One professor who never worries about getting a parking space is Dr. Bruce Herring in the Engineering Department. Herring owns a 19 ? Isctta, an auto about half the size of a VW bug. He has a private parking space since no other car is small enough to fit into the spate It is amazing to see that so many students have kept their sanity despite daily frustrations encountered while try ing to get on campus. Maybe progress isn’t so great aftc-rall . . . were there traffic problems in Auburn when horses and carriages were used to get to class? — Deborah Searfoss VoSiB It Seme Enchanted %v«nin | « � t H ■«•« On On 20, the Commodores threw a party in Memorial Coliseum. Actually it was more like a family reunion — that of The Commodores Great Big Happy Family,” as lead singer IJonel Ritchie called the near capacity crowd of nearly 12.000 (the second largest concert crowd in Auhtirn history) that turned out for the show. Following a short hut inspiring opening performance by LTD. the Commodores paraded on stage with an energy and unity that dominated the eve ning for both band and audience Flaying thtough such monster hits as Just to be Close to You, Easy, Brick House and Three Times a Lady, the band left no doubt as to the sincerity of its members' aspiration to be better known than Coca Cola.” The Commodores may not be the world's greatest musicians, and they may not have the best stage show around, but despite such obstacles, the Tuske-gee based band showed an enthusiastic Auburn crowd why it was one of 1978 s hottest acts. Scott Thurston V ,v f • CCV t 'Q t • Seme £nehented TSvenm ... The Homecoming concert finally got under way-after a Russian roulette game of on again, off again, on again. Anti Jerry Jeff Walker delivered what his fans wanted to hear — his old favorites, Mr Bojan-gles.'l. A Freeway, Jaded Lover and Up Against the Wall Redneck Mothers The opening act wasn't the University Singers as planned, but le Roux, a Louisiana sometimes country. sometimes jazz-rock band gave the audience a pleasurable show, featuring their top 40 hit. New Orleans Ladies. The IFC sponsored show on Oct. 27 tried hard to bridge the gaps between music lovers at Auburn. J. Cook When Robert Palmer and Bob Welch dropped into Auburn on a leg of their cour. they brought an unexpected visitor with them: Drummer Mick Fleetwood, just one of the old Fleetwood Mac group members. He appeared during Welch's half of the concert, and when he disappeared, so did the highlight of the concert. While he was onstage, the frenzied, rock'n'roll tempest stirred up by the raging guitars was kept in line with Fleetwood’s rock-hard rhythms with Welch's pleasant, just-audible vocals emerging from out of the storm. Welch followed Fleetwood's appearance with some of the hardest, heavy metal rock’n’roll in existence, anti Palmer preceded it with a super successful mix of rhythm'n'blues, funk and rock'n'roll. Welch’s Sentimental Lady and especially Ebony Eyes” each received heavy-handed renditions at his hands. Robert Palmer laid on the funkified rock'n'roll with his encore, You’re Gonna Get What's Coming, and squeezed the last bit of energy out of his band and body. N Ll_1 Same ‘Enchanted «v«ihi� 9 Palmer never let the dancc-ccmcrcd disco music he uses ruin the sit-and-listcn-io-thc-music aspects of his rock, black jazz and pop music. A few blasting guitar chords usually ended too-Ion forays into disco, and tight pop vocal harmonics and fast-paced rhythms broke up the rock'n'roll too. While true blue fanatics of any one particular music style probably weren’t blown away by Palmer’s music, everybody probably enjoyed most of his set. The Pousettc-l ait Band flaunted yet another type of musical fusion, with its sometimes country, sometimes bluesy and often upbeat rock'n’roll. Pousettc-Dart featured the subtle intricasies of virtuiosity and harmony. Palmer successfully fused music for the mind and dance floor Welch rammed home classic acid rock with civilizing vocals. Hut it mok Fleetwood and Welch to make the evening's magic. Dave White k. •hUrJ Sorry, sold out. A resurgence of interest in entertainment and the arts is a welcome phenomenon The theatre, perhaps more than any other art form, enjoys appreciation from a broader spectrum of people, continuing to delight and instruct year after year. A worthy end, for according to Scltopcnhauer, not to go to the theatre is like making one’s toilet without a mirror.” The Auburn University Theatre ended the 1977 78 season with excellent productions of The Runner Stumbles and A Midsummer Night’s Dream.” Runner” was a powerful drama which examined two conflicting views of religion: one held by a priest whose compulsion to serve God drove him to murder, and another personified by an all-loving nun who became his victim. The play flashed between the priest’s trial and the events leading up to the murder and rose to a chilling crescendo of horror and self-knowledge. h N.kuul h Mukftiwd Shakespeare’s classic comedy of foolish mortals in love was a shining end to the season. Midsummer” was finely directed and visually astounding (this was set designer Joe Falzetta’s last contribution to the Auburn stage). The rustic humor and eloquent fantasy of the play came across unspoiled and admirably enhanced. Vanities.” a progressive comedy with serious undertones, was the premier piece of the 1978-79 season. Spotlighting a trio of girls at three phases in their lives, we witnessed the transition from high school cheerleaders to college sorority girls to disenchanted friends approaching age thirty. Real maturity, empty values and sex were exposed for examination. Stage illusion became reality as the actresses changed make-up and costumes at their vanity-tables in full view of the audience. Charlie's Aunt, a nineteenth century British farce was the next fall production. Two college roommates convince a male friend to masquerade as Charlie’s Aunt from Brazil ( where the nuts come from”); the result was a quick-paced entertainment full of yesteryear’s charm. Rogers and Hammcrstcin’s South Pacific” was the winter musical with a cast of over forty and a record nine sellout performances. The tale of love and prejudice in the context of a WWI1 military base in the South Pacific was carried off in grand style. Male and female choruses, lifelike sets and favorite songs which typify the old-fashioned musical theatre made for a richly-executed show. That all performances were sold-out on the first day of general public ticket sales proves that musicals arc still the popular favorite. Plays brought to the campus by travelling companies were great enrichment to the theatre season. The Alabama Shakespeare Festival’s Taming of the Shrew” was an evening of fine-textured professionalism. The depth and exuberance of the work radiated (rum the stage; the battle of the sexes had never raged more vehemently to the delight of so many For comedy, for musicals, for drama, it was a very good year. Sorry, sold out J J The entertainment at Auburn never seems to end. It may not always be the Commodores, but something is always happening from . . . Midge Costanza, who resigned her position as President Carter’s Assistant for Public Liason last August, who spoke at Auburn in January, showing students the fircy, colorful rhetoric, which made her one of the most controversial women in Washington. In her speech at the Student Activities Building, Costanza discussed her short lived career at the White House and some of the Controversial stands she took, which caused her differences with the Carter administration Costanza said her advocation of civil rights, women’s rights and federally funded abortions finally caused her to resign her White House position. I once said I would never pay any price to keep my job.” she said, and I considered myself lucky to be working for a President who didn't require that I did, But finally I had to leave before that price became my self respect. Another factor that caused Costanza’s fall from the White House was her controversial outbursts — a Characteristic she showed a persistent student first hand in a question and answer period after her speech. Costan a’s outburst came after a student questioned her on whether the rule preventing the states from rcsccnding their approval of the Equal Rights Amendment was unfair, and then challenged that the dedicated women’s rights leader had avoided his question. As the student persisted in questioning her on the issue. Costanza told the student sharply that she had been paid to come here to speak, not to debate, and she was not willing to fight with the student because he was bigger than she was. When the student said if it was the size difference that was bothering her. Costanza could stand on the podium, the ex-Washington official replied sarcastically that even if the student stood beside her, she didn't believe he could ever be on her level. Costanza also told the group that she was considering an offer to run for the New York Senate. And then on . . . January 25, the Performing Arts G m-mittce brought world renowned flamenco guitarist Carlos Moqtoya to the Union Ballroom for a free concert, the crowd was so great, several hundred people were turned away. Exhibiting a lightning quickness that belied his age, Montoya performed several classic flamenco compositions, including many of his own. Montoya was forced to play through a pair of obviously low quality speakers, but his amazing dexterity shone through the poor sound quality. Though lacking in variety, his performance was that of a master. The next night, one of the southern’s rocks hottest new acts came to Auburn to deliver a free concert in the Memorial Coliseum. The band was Sea Level and its music was a unique mixture of jazz, rock and rhythm and blues that made fans of most of the crowd of 2500. Though the crowd was more amused than entertained by warm-up act Howard Cahdwick, Sea Level quickly picked up the pace, playing through their hits, That's Your Secret and Shake a Leg , as well as several songs from the band’s three albums and a footstomping encore of the Allman Brothers’ Statesboro Blues . With Chuck Lcavcll leading the group on keyboards, multi-talented Randall Bramblctt soloing on saxophone and Jimmy Nalls and Davis Causey trading licks on guitar, the band displayed flawless must unship, though its stage show was less than exciting. Sea Level gave Auburn a show that was hard to beat at the price and left many in attendance hoping for their early return. Along with presenting the entertainment facet of life at Auburn, UPC doesn’t ignore the existence of the sports program. This year, every Tuesday brought Coaches Corner to the Union Building. The football season was a winning one but at the same time, for the fans who expected a little better, it had its frustrations. Head Football Coach Doug Barfield helped case the tension, though, through a concept presented by the UPC — Coaches Corner Here, Barfield confronted the sometimes tough, direct questions for the students. The sessions, held outdoors on the Union concourse each Tucvlay at 1 p m., were light and informal. But that didn't mean that the Tiger head man wasn't fired upon with some difficult questions. I would say the students would ask scry good questions, said Barfield. They were very well informed and very direct. The UPC presentation had a way of putting Barfield on the spot at times (at the first session the coach consented to shave his head should the Tigers win the StC). But one could tell that he enjoyed his contact with student fans Barfield could loosen up a little with the students and show his humor, something which he could not as easily do at the more formal press conferences held just hours before Coaches Comer. Admitting that the only way to stop a certain player on an opposing team was to set somebody up in the press box with a .22 rifle was more difficult to say to the press. The idea was so successful with the students that the crowds got bigger. And basketball coach Sonny Smith, another coach who feels it is important to mingle with the students, adopted the show. Again the results were positive. And the students finally had the opportunity to ask the questions that had been bothering them — no matter how bold they seemed. UPC also brought some other special events to the Aubum campus this year. Gene Cotton came back to the loveliest village once again in January. His hits Before My Heart Finds Out and You’re a Part of Me along with the rest of his music proved his popularity with the student body hadn’t diminished. January 25 brought Mike Cross to the Union Building to entertain with his songs drawn from Blues. Rock. Country. Bluegrass. Mountain and Folk Music. Public Domain, a four-member musical group that did everything from Ragtime to Country to a little light rock, entertained Auburn students on the 15th of February. In the area of recreation, the UPC always provided several events each quarter. These included activities such as a class in backpacking, rappeling and even a ski trip to Beech Mountain (Which was eventually cancelled). Some of the events sponsored by the UPC happened on a weekly basis. Monday nights, disco lessons were taught in the Union Building for all those interested. Langdon Hall showed the free movie for the Friday through Sunday nights. Some of the films shown this year were: Rocky”, The Goodbye Girl,.....I'he Cre- ature From the Black 1-agoon (which was filmed and viewed in 3-D, American Graffiti” and an all time favorite The Wizard of Oz.” Be it speakers, concerts or special events. UPCs program each year covers practically any interest a student may have — from skiing to disco dance lessons — adding a little more variety to love at Auburn. J. Buffett upc present s. • • I NTIXTAINMINT CNTf RTAINM1NT M LNTIRTAINMtNT Memorial Coliseum became an enchanted land on January 30 when the Performing Arts Committee brought the National Touring Company’s production of the award winning musical TIk- Wiz” to Auburn for a free performance Featuring high-spirited song and dance numbers, the strong, bluesy vocals of the lead performers and outrageous costuming, the traveling version of the Broadway musical threw new life and a few new twists into a familiar tale of The Wizard of Oz . Unfortunately, not all the students who wanted to sec The Wiz” were able to get in, and rumor had it that people from as far away as Atlanta had come to Auburn to sec the show for free, since normal ticket prices were between $8 and 112. But for those who did see it, The Wiz had to rank as one of the greatest shows ever to appear on the Plains, 1974 THE WIZ COMPANY Tl nu wiz yx si'js There was a rime when the University was made up of nothing but Samford and Ijmgdon Halls anti tf e Musis Building. Time was when the town of Auburn was made up of nothing but a few stores anti two dirt roads intersecting at what is now Toomer's Corner and the University. Time, it appears, has changed. The University has more than 18,000 students and the town of Auburn continues to grow in an effort to keep pace with the Bustling University Community. Most Auburn students the changes on College Street near Baskin Robbins. The streets were the target of a massive road widening and beautification project. An then there was the stadium expansion. A block of Wire Road was shut down by the construction, and many a dorm resident woke up early to the rhythmic pounding of pile-drivers and the grinding of bulhio ers and cranes. The expansion, which includes lighting and an addition of 11.000 scats, should be completed by Fall. 19S0. Auburn also got more — but not enough — apartment space From Eagles West to less conspicuous duplexes, developers were quick to capitalize on the housing shortage afflicting Auburn students. Perhaps one of the most controversial subiects this year was a proposed Master Plan to chart the next two decades of Uni- i . -• ;s versity growth. Under the Master Plan, the central campus near Haley Center including the upper quad dorms and the Foy Union vicinity would sec some drastic changes. The upper dorms would be demolished with the exception of the Social Center and the quad cafeteria. This area would be transformed into a campus commons. The area would be similiar to a park and would provide easy access from Haley Center to Thach, Foy Union and the library. The Master Plan also calls for several new buildings which should help meet the rising enrollment’s demand for space. Future engineering students arc practically guaranteed new classroom facilities and lab space in a facility which would be located at the present Physical Plant building The Physical Plant would be moved to a 20-acre plot outside the central campus area. Other construction proposals in the plan include a health science building to house the new nursing school, plus three parking garages, a Vocational Adult School and a library extension. The Master Plan, also provides for more on-campus dormitory space. Two dorms arc planned to replace Auburn Hall and the upper quad dorms. One, which will house 522 persons, has already been approved and construction should begin soon. The other is planned to house approximately 1,615 students. With the increasing growth of enrollment. new restaurants have made their debut in the area Recent additions include Captain D's, Pedro’s, Wendy’s, sandwich shops, pizza parlors — the works In addition, more shopping areas arc in the plans. Downtown Auburn will likely be the sight of a six-story Magnolia Plaza which will lodge restaurants, shops and more. Whether its the Master Plan or downtown reconstruction, times arc changing and so is Auburn. Lonnie Adamson Wanda Kenton ©© F€R IT! Go For It” was the slogan for the 1979 Blood Drive The It” was the world record which Auburn set several years back. Altliough the goal was not reached, 3,833 pints of blood were collected, demonstrating again that Auburn faculty and students weren't afraid to roll up their sleeves and put out”. ■ BLOOD DIUVC 77 BLOOO DRIV� Ulf oer1 ybyg.bua name at Can a building that was once so crowded members of the band had to sit on the fire escape during rehearsals have a new lease on life? Perhaps. At least in the case of the old music building in Samford Park, it now has a name. The old music building next to the I-angdon Hall remained unnamed for years except when ir was called the old music building or even the old chemistry building.” The new name for the building is Hargis Hall, and it honors an Auburn Alumnus of the 1920 $. When Hargis's widow' heard the building was to be restored, she donated $100,000 towards the project, beiause she felt the University should do everything possible to pre-sene the Auburn campus as it was when her husband was here. Hargis was the home of the Chemistry Department after its completion in 1888 at a cost of several thousand dollars. After that, the department moved to Ross Chemical Building in 1930 and the School of Architecture occupied Hargis from then until 1951. when it moved to Biggin. The Music Department renovated the building and kept it until a lack of space forced them to move in 1978 to Goodwin Hall. Dr. Billy Walls, band director and music professor, said the building had become so crowded before the department's move that the drummers had to sit on the fire escape during rehearsals. Walls, who taught in the building foe many years, said the buikling was quite small” with leaky ceilings, but large picture windows with splendid views of Sam ford Park made up for it. The task of rcstonng the building was given to Tom Tillman, campus architect. He said the work on Hargis is not restoration or preservation, but something he calls an adaptation to re use. The cost will be much higher than that of normal office space, but Tillman feels the building is well worth it. He plans to re-use other buildings in the campus historic district.” These buildings include: Langdon Hall and the shops directly behind it. Smith Hall and the Music Annex. Despite the gift of $100,000 for the Hargis Hall work, an additional $400,000 must be raised to finish the project. When the work is completed, the Graduate School will share the building with the Water Resources Research Institute and the building is much more than just additional office space, it is the first place they can call their own. Lack of space has become such a problem that the moving of the expanding graduate school, now located in Mary Martin Hall, will come as a slight relief to the others in that building. Paul Parks, dean of the Graduate School, said they have tned to maintain the image of the building even with the improvements that are being made. Hargis Hall is a unique, old building, and we wish to keep it that way.—’ A part of Auburn University’s past has been saved Hargis Hall now has a new name and a new lease on life. -J. Cook editor's note: this building suffered extensive fire damage in December of 78. I ooofc ll d I uMi If you don't have plans Saturday night... Is she cute, he asks in a suspicious voice. Now. would I set up my brother with a dog? Besides, he has admonished me, a girl is either good looking or a dog. There arc no other categories. No inbetweens, no cutes, no middles, he says. As a forward and rear man for the Haley Center Concourse girl watching team, he speaks for the many male and female students who have been approached with the infamous line. What arc you doing Saturday? See, I have this friend . . Their immediate reaction is, What does he look like?” Not, Is he of high moral fab ric?” Is he interesting? or Is he fun to be with?” Just. What docs he look like? After you desenbe the person under scrutiny, the next question is, Does he have money?” To hell with his name. That is entirely incidental. And you’re beginning to wonder why you get involved in these things You explain his financial dealings — mostly paper-based, you know, cash and checks. The next inquiry: Where are we all going?” They never want to go out with the person alone. Heavens, they might have to think of something to talk about all by themselves And who would the girls have to go to the bathroom with? And for goodness sakes. don’t say the blind-date elect is nice Nice” is the kiss of death. Nice’' is the last thing they arc look ing for. If they take the bait, they spend the next week badgering you for every bit of information they can get. For a week, they arc your dearest bosom buddy. The big night arrives, ami. invariably, they do something stupid. Like come downstairs and get in the wrong car with the wrong guy, dump their drink down the blind date’s front, or talk about how uncomfortable they usually are on blind dates, but this one’s different,’’ of course. By the end of the night, you don’t care if they're having a good time or not. You just want to get rid of them. If she stared at your boyfriend one more minute you’re just going to scream, or if he puts his arm around your girl once more, you’re going to punch him After what seems like an interminable period, you're finally freed when you all part ways. Let them worry about the good night kiss. Surely they can do that by themselves. Safely at home, the phone rings. It’s your friend, and he wants to know what his blind date said about him. Who cares?” you're ready to scream at him. Meanwhile, you silently vow that that’s the last time you're setting ANYBODY else up. They can just advertise if they arc that desperate. Betsy Butgcrcit Staying Every weekday at 5 p.m.. around 150 Auburn students brave all kinds of weather plus typical Auburn traffic to get to the Student Activities Building in time to bend, stretch, and do enough calisthenics. to exhaust even Jack LaLanc. All these fitness-conscious people sprawl out on mats and try to keep up with one man — Dr. Albert Frank Martinique — but they never can manage it. Martinque, who is in his sixties, has been exercising regularly for over forty- years. He first came to Aubum in 1948 after obtaining his Master's at the University of Iowa Fifteen years ago some faculty members came to Martinique expressing an interest in the formation of an exercise class. From then on. both teachers and students at Auburn have faithfully attended these daily workouts, and in the past year, the number of participants has tripled. Martinique estimated that around 95 percent of the class consisted of girls, commenting that, “The guys usually don't last.” Perhaps the reason for this is the strenuous nature of his exercises. The class involves a continuous forty minutes of sit-ups, push-ups, leg lifts, and several other activities, which utilize all the different muscles in the body, including the respiratory system. Conducting his exercise class isn't the only way Martinique keeps fit. He runs two miles every morning, in addition to doing 100 push-ups. However, directing this class has had more benefits to participants than just healthy bodies. One young couple met during the jumping jacks, started dating and eventually got married. Martinique has also been lucky in love, for about a year and a half ago, he- married a woman who had been attending his class for some time. Occasionally, class attendance drops off for various reasons. Out-of-town games and weekend excursions often keep students from their usual routines. As Martinique puts it, Friday is the loneliest day of the week for me.” Martinique has truly become attached to Auburn in his years of living and teaching liere Even tiiough he is now retired, he manages to sec quite a few students. Praising them, he said. Auburn students have really been great in participating in this program. However. 1 need them just as much as they need me.” to STAY IN SHAW Health and physical fitness arc important to most students these days. It is vogue to Ik- thin, and smart to be health-conscious. Auburn’s student body fulfills these basic goals in a variety of manners including steady diets and lots of physical activities. The coliseum, track, field and public avenues throughout the town arc filled with dedicated joggers from the early morning hours until late evening. The tennis courts are always full, and in nice weather, there’s always a 15-minute wait for a court. Guys and girls both dress for the matches wearing short shorts and fancy tennis dresses to sweat suits with matching wrist and head bands. The racquet ball craze has also infested the campus. In order to get a court, reservations must Ik-made a day or two in advance. Whether it's through weightlifting, jogging, biking, or walking. Auburn students are coming to grips with physical fitness. Good muscle tone it appears, looks just as good on the guys as it does on the girls. Tina Bryant and Kelly McCIay k -wW 3 Miles, a Cake, a Kiss Jogging for pleasure is becoming more and more popular among the Auburn students and so is the Omicron Delta Kappa Cake Race. The three-mile annual rate which was initiated in 1929 by former Auburn track coach Wilbur Hutscll, is for all freshmen who think they can run three miles and then cat a cake Cakes provided by sororities arc awarded to rise top 15 contestants and t-shirts to the top 25. A trophy is also given to the winner. The original purpose of the race was to publicize ODK and enable Coach Hutsell to see any possible future long distance runners. In the beginning, all freshmen ROTC and fraternity members were required to run. In die ‘50s and ‘60s, the race grew to almost 800 runners. This year’s winner. Air Force ROTC representative Ron Falta, ran the race in 15 minutes and 19 seconds to collect the trophy and a chaste kiss from Miss Auburn. Falta ran for his high school track team and is preparing for Auburn’s outdoor track team. He runs about 15 miles a day. Girls arc also beginning to catch the running fever. This year, ten girls participated in the race and two placed in the top 25. Apparently, the ODK cake race will continue to be one of Auburn’s lingering traditions. Anne Harvey u OAK (AM KAO •hr re I thrttf ( Muff fjCEEWflQG- TPDO® ‘u’OWD During every football season one can sec sayings such as Wreck Tech , Grab the Gators , and Bum the Bulldogs on practically all of tire local store front windows and even dorm doors and car windshields. Sororities. fraternities, campus clubs, and various independent organizations join forces and enjoy painting as well as admiring the spirit-inspiring signs. After being assigned a different window each week of football season by the spirit committee, these groups employ very economical water base paints to produce attractive colors that enhance enthusiasm and are easy to clean up at the same time. Students often pass the Foy Union Patio and find out about current happenings on campus. All of the most exciting events arc posted on the windows of War Eagle cafeteria weekly. Pleas for voces for positions ranging from Miss Homecoming to SGA offices are also publicized by the very strategic window paints. But, whether it‘s to boost football spirit, to gain votes, or simply to inform. Auburn students have established a unique way of expressing themselves by window paints. Along with being very creative, window-painting is very effective and has become a distinguishing tradition of Auburn. Jane Aiken • ■� it WINDOW PAINT Trendsetters Auburn may no: he the fashion capital of the world, but students here do have their own distinctive way of expressing what’s in vogue Perhaps the biggest fad is the preppie look Adherents to the classy uxk- sport khaki trousers, button down Oxford cloth shirts, l od sweaters and usu-alls the popular topsidcr shoes Although this trend continues to lead the pack, khakis may be replaced with grey slacks, and navy bla crs are often added in colder The Preppie Look is not confined to males Coeds flaunt the same kx k but often mix and match slacks with khaki skirts and monogrammed sweaters. In addition to the Preppie laxsk. Auburn students have continued the casual blue jean trend Jeans come in a variety of styles, ranging from tfsc worn out pairs lield together by mere strands to the tight fitting, eyecatching straight legs Students dress up icans with flannel shirts in bold bright hues, soft pastel sweaters, tx the reigning button tiowns in skv blur. pink, white or vcllow Besides regular leans, some students prefer overalls, painter pants. Army fatigues, wrap around skirts, and loose fining lumpers. Although comfort most tspifies the Auburn dress ssenc. many females have turned to a more feminine pose. Dresses, coordinating suits, and skirt sets seem to lir nintung a close race with comfort Biarers and vests blended with skirts and cowls or blouses arc on the rise in popularity In wanner weather. sundresses ntinue to capture first place. When the night lights turn on. coeds take to the diMON slim fitting disco dresses can be found in many AI tlosets in a variety of colors and lines. Diesses with handkmhief hemlines an l side slits seem to lx- gaming ground Men. loo. change when the musu sounds and the lights are low Bla crs and soft shins topped over form fining slacks seem to rate highest and gain most lampos approval. ( oats tonnnue co come in different styles. The yellow or giecn rainslit leers, the furry leather jackets and the below the knee coats rank highest for women (iitys tend to die cold wcatlter with leather Mikets. corduroy blazers, blue lined windbreakers and heavier overcoats A twist of a ncckscarf and additional gloves wrap up the total l x k for winter often least noturd, slurs play a pan in lopsuk-rs Imld else lead with wedgies, Bass . lennis Mux s and stacked heels gaming lonfidrnre antes continue to find favor at Auburn. sink pins, in layered necklaces, add-a-inings and dinky gold belts had the list, v and MMuriiy lavaliris and pins are worn as i lx adlvmds and fiair «oml' trailing Ix'birui. iiilmrn mat ih� « make tlx page sol Vogue And then the ice came Saturday night, tl� e weather was a bit frostier than usual and the sky was a bit clouded but no one thought that Sunday morning would find the loveliest village covered with ice. Auburn students celebrated the change in a variety of waystfcom piUng into open bed trucks with snowball ammunition to icy was oiit all pVRTTn a Tew [ust a memory David Houscl isn'i a sometimes person. He devotes his life entirely to the things Ik loves. In fact, he has given so much of himself, some of the recipients wonder if he has a life of his own. Former Auburn football coach Shug Jordan said, lie's the most energetic man I've ever seen. I never know how he has the time for everything, what with his church work and his Christian faith, I'ht Plainsman. the journalism department. Fiji’s, the athletic department. and his many, many friends calling on him ” Houscl sometimes wonders himself. He is faculty advisor to Tlx Plainsman, lay leader at the Auburn United Methodist Church, graduate resident for Phi Gamma Delta fraternity, full-time journalism professor, sportswriier for iht Birmingham Stun, and editor of The Aubum football program. In addition, Houscl has authored a book entitled Saturdays to Remember. The devoted football fan recalls the people and the plays that have helped to give Auburn the reputation it has concerning spirit. Although Houscl has achieved much, he still takes on more and more responsibilities Jordan said. He's never too busy to take on responsibility when he’s called on.” And. when Houscl takes on a responsibility, he tackles it full force. I guess I'm not lukewarm on anything,” Houscl said. His love for Auburn is blazing hot. ”1 always dreamed I would come to Auburn,” Houscl said. All the other kids back in Gordo wanted to go to Alabama, but I wouldn't have that. So. on June 9. 1965. David Houscl watched his parents drive back to Gordo, leaving him in Aubum to start a new life of his own. June 10. Houscl was kmxking at Tht Aubum Plainsman's front door. When David came in, said Jerry Brown. Plainsman editor the next year, he immediately showed a gift for working with the news and handling of details.” Under Brown, Houscl. a sophomore, was named sports editor. I only had to talk to David a few times before I realized he was not your general run of-rhe-mill sports reporter.” Coach Jordan said. It soon -ecame obvious to me that he had great concern for Aubum University-anti he would do what he could to help it ’’ To Houscl, that meant becoming PLunsman editor But. in the spring of 1968. the wall stacked against him made Houscl almost give up on that ambition. I had been black-balled by the Fiji's, and the Fiji machine had a candidate running against me The Spades had their candidate and were working against me. too. Housel said I didn't see where I had a chance against those two,” he added, soon a lonely Sunday morning. I almost decided to give up.” Housel went to the post office that day to see if any of his out-of-town friends remembered him. What he found was a letter from former SGA President George McMillan, then a senior in Virginia Law School. He opened it at the glass-top table. Dear David. Don't let the heat of the battle scare you away . . .' The letter included more, ami Housel received the inspiration he needed from an old friend to stay in the race; he outdistanced his closest opponent by more than 600 votes That Sunday morning was the turning point of my life, Housel recalled. If George hadn't written that letter. I would have dropped out of the race, and I probably wouldn’t be Isere today.” Housel never forgot that favor from McMillan, and last summer he paid it back by devoting hundreds of hours to McMillan's successful bid for K MiikttuiJ Alabama lieutenant governor. Housel doesn't forget his friends. I guess I'm like a little puppy, he said. Pat me on the head and I'll lick your hand and wag my tail and do whatever you want. But scold me. ami I'll back off.” I love easy and I hurt easy, too.” he added. Housel’s love for Auburn has kqit him at the University since that summer day in 1963. excq t for an eight-month period he spent as news editor of a Huntsville newspaper In 1970, Housel returned to the town he loves. And. it was soon apparent that he was going to live his life giving toothers, rather than saving for himself. “David has shared his love, his time and his professional expertise very generously with this church. said Rev. Charles Britt of the Auburn United Methodist Church, It's hard for a single young adult to find a place in such a family — oriented establishment, but David has done it. and done it well. And, David has that mark of a great teacher here and on campus in that he finds his rewards through the achievements of others. Britt added. Housel does most of his teaching in The Plainsman office. He teaches not only journalism, but friendship, loyalty and love. Rheta Grimsley Johnson was probably further from Housel politically than any editor since his return. Yet. he talks of her as one of his dearest friends. Rheta trusted me and I trusted her. Housel said. There was a bond of love, mutual respect, and all those trite cliches. The issues didn't seem important. I got a lot of nasty letters that year, Johnson said, I guess 1 was too thin-shelled, but thq- all hurt. And here I was with this nasty letter that David probably agreed with anyway, and he would always take time to make me feel better. David always has time to listen to a friend. I call David quite often on matters of grave importance” said Jordan, now an Auburn trustee. He’s a great sounding board for issues the Board of Trustees may be taking up, or for issues affecting the students. Through our work.” Jordan said. David and I have developed a strong, deep-seared friendship” David Housel wouldn't have it any other way. Dick Parker Waaaaaaaaaar Eccagle' It's being surrounded by thousands of Auburn fans screaming those two little words — that's what you'll remember about an Auburn football game. It might not matter which game it was or what the score was imaylx- the Auburn-Gcorgia tic for instance), but everyone will rememlx i the spirit — it never dies. After you've long graduated, you’ll remember those little-traditional things like yelling Waair Eccagle! at the top of your lungs, and crying Tiger Meat. Tiger Mr.it! u|x n seeing that other team come out with their mascot. If you were lucky, you caught one of the shakers — those blur and orange crepe paper things the cheerleaders throw out that you can shake on the person seated behind you The shakers matched the orange and blue cowboy hats sitting atop the heads of die most loyal of fans And if you missed the shakers and the hats, you couldn’g forget the alums — who pulled into Auburn's coliseum parking lot Thursday night before the lsig game Saturday in their campers decorated in orange and blue. The Auburn Band provided the fans with memories of terrific halftime shows and a few added extras You couldn't describe them as a jive band or having a lot of soul but they did have a sense of humor, as illustrated by the united tuba players. At the Florida and Georgia games, the tuba players do, and proceeded to perform a series o! football drills and exercises for the students’ entertainment You might remember how you kept warm at those games — as your date, if it was a he. snuck a flask of Bourbon into the stadium in the inside pocket of his jacket or his sock, or if it was a she. buried deep in her purse- underneath everything else-. As long as there arc Saturdays for Auburn football, there will lx- Auburn spirit — it never dies. — I.innea Fraser Auburn Women YESTERDAY. . . AUBURN U'OMIN Evelyn Mitchell, Lee Ann Sellers, Allene Marshall and Lyn Dawson •y ■ w (ImIcV Claudia Thomasson, Miss Homecoming J Homecoming 1978 Elizabeth Estess Caroline Stanford UH llvw umiO| I1TI Z3 Karen Felix Lou Ann Dresher Donna Hensley Miss Glomerata — IM Xiufiiaawnu Judy Hensley, first alternate 4 cko Laura Linton, second alternate 4� k w. (JmKo Jan Floyd, third alternate •V I Sallie Jacob, fourth alternate 1979 Glomerata Beauties (ITomirata f Arms Cindy Williams Jxko Caroline Stanford Karen Kroft w. dkfy Julie Troy im GIOMERATA BtAniU. - J.lo Beth Langford w.dKkcj Tammy Whitehead Genie Phillips Lindsey Taylor 110 Ck«(raii Rout c% k. ixlaixi Sherree Nelson Susan Wilson Lyn Dawson tnm k-bUfc ood The cheerleader's cries and student response arc most significant when an Auburn team faces a dreaded rivalry. Pages 114 to 181 record those moments when teams clashed, cadi vying for the victory. Auburn sports have continued to draw crowds of thousands. Whether it be football, basketball, track or swimming. Auburn alumni and students were seen actively supporting respective teams. Auburn folks were especially proud this year of the SEC All Sports Title, SEC Baseball title and SEC Indoor Track title. The much accomplished tracksters proudly gave their trophy to the parents of Norman Fritz, a Pensacola native who died of chronic heart failure while preparing for competition. Other sports fared reasonably well this year as Coach Doug Barfield concluded his 3rd year as head football coach. Sonny Smith completed his basketball season at 13-16, proud of his first year's accomplishments. Although Auburn sports continued to draw positive attention, the University also dealt w ith some rather tough blows which caused a considerable upset on part of the students and alumni alike. In January. 1977. the NCAA launched an investigation into the Auburn athletic program for passible recruiting violations. At press time, no sentences had been handed down, but President Phil-poet said he expects Aubum to receive some kind of punishment. Although incidents such as the NCAA investigation could have brought Auburn students and athletes down, we banded together as a team and were ready to face the consequences together. Aubum sports have been a major element in student cohesiveness and as always. Aubum tradition will unite students and give them the opportunity to share with others what it means to be a part of Auburn University. a— r?rv. section editor Stephen r. chew Sparkling Like a Diamond rr k lt t1 Baseball, hotdogs. apple pic and Auburn. An old cliche' Perhaps But with the exception of hot dogs and apple pie, the words coincided on the Auburn campus last spnng as coach Paul Nix and the Auburn Tigers turned the 78 baseball season into one of the most exciting ever. At the season’s start, many were skeptical of the young Auburn squad, but when the season closed. Auburn had captured the SEC crown and amazed and dazzled the crowds with good pitching, powerful hitting and aggressive field play. Winning 15 of their last 19 games, the Tigers clinched the SEC title by beating the Mississippi State Bulldogs in three out of four games. The young Auburn team set an early goal of just making the playoffs.” They did that. . . and more. Inconsistency was the word in the early going and the players and coaches alike began to get restless. The team was plagued with injuries the biggest being to second baseman J. B. Brown who suffered a broken jaw when he was hit by a pitch in an early game against Miss. State. to. pbero Row 1. L to R: lay ChiwalikJ. B. Brown. Scon Roney. Serve Ro.ftuc. Allan Bollinger. Darid Popp. Peter Burton Row 2. L to R Jim Swidenki. Steve Montgomery. Gray Morrison. Mark Shit leu Phil Denso. Bill Latham. Dan Wetnganen. Al Henry Row J: Allan Goodson. Tim Rowell. Make Fuqua. Bo Fuoei, Barry Panier. Jon Pendleton. Matt Tokarev. Harmon Smith. Coach Paul No. Row 4: Dennu Wommack. Ami. coach. Tim William . Rodney Rushing, Pat Keedy. Lynn Humphnes. Dom Pucci. Shane Hummel. Grad Aw. Anthony Ham. trainer IIS Ik.Kb.ll Sparkling • • • When Apiil rolled around the Tiger knew they had to prove themselves. The Tigers came through. Now it was time to fate the Tide to decide who would be ranked second in the SEC The Tigers, playing on Plainsman park came on strong winning 13-} and 11-5 in a double header and clinching the third game in a come from behind, ram-shortened win Strong pitching by Lynn Humphries and solid hitting by Bo Fucci. along with a ferocious display of fisticuffs by Tiger catcher Rodney Rushing, powered the Tigers over the Tide putting A.U. 9-6 in the conference. But after drying up the Tide the Tigers regressed to their early inconsistent play. Once again it was time to prove themselves as the Tigers only managed to win 3 of 6 after the Tide series Auburn prepared to take on the conference leading Bulldogs from Mississippi State and had a chance to jump in the conference lead. ... i ■■■� w.dKkQ J, B. Brown, Tiger second baseman had been injured by the Bulldogs earlier but the injury didn't hamper his performance. By the year’s end. Brown had compiled an impressive .K 8 average. As the Tigers prepared for tlie Bulldogs, Brown was asked about the team. I don’t think we’ve reached our peak yet, he said. But the Tigers would peak. Again the Bulldogs proved too much for Auburn as they only managed to steal one game from the conference leaders. But their time was coming. Then it happened. Auburn won seven straight games including three from LSU. Tied with the Mississippi State Dogs, the Tigers had to take on the Rebels from Mississippi who trailed the Tigers in the standings by only one game. Winning this meant playoffs. This series with the Rebels would decide Auburn’s chances. Assistant coach Dennis Wommack summed it up saying, It all boils down to this final series.” I I Sparkling. . . Tiger first baseman Dorn Fucci continued to lead a l t field of Auburn sticks with a blazing 122 average. Brown followed with .120. Fucci however had also chalked up -V runs. 12 tkniblcs. six homers. 28 RBI's, four triples and 25 stolen bases. Third baseman Steve Montgomery had knocked in ten homers and was batting a strong 516. Now it was down to the wire. The young Auburn team had hopes of making it to the playoffs Hoping to make it ten in a row and seeking a playoff berth, the Tigers went after the Rebels Scott Roney hurled a three-hitter with only one run in the first inning (unearned) in the first game. The Tigers rallied to hold off the Rebels 5-1. The second game turned into an all out defensive struggle. The lone run came from Tiger Pat Kcedy as he sent one out of Plainsman Park in die firs: inning ir the fourth. Gray Morrison saved a two-run homer as he crashed into the fence and repeated his performance in the fifth when the Rebels tried to rally. It was ten in a tow SCORES: Auburn University OPP 7 Ga. S'western 2(H) 5 Huntingdon 4(H) 5 Alabama 9(A) 5 Alabama 3(A) 3 Alabama 1(A) 14 Austin Peay 9(H) I Miss. State 7(H) 2 Miss. State 6(H) 11 Miss. State 8(H) 9 South Ala. 12(A) 8 South Ala. 16(A) 0 New Orleans 5(A) 6 New Orleans 4(A) 0 LSU 1(A) 3 LSU 0(A) 0 LSU 1(A) I Fairfield 3(H) 13 Livingston 9(H) 3 Ole Miss 8(A) 6 Oic Miss 5(A) 11 Ole Miss 6(A) 2 Memphis State 7(A) 9 Memphis State 10(A) 4 Montcvallo(Ui) 3(H) 13 Alabama 5(H) ll Alabama 5(H) 12 Alabama (6i) 2(H) 11 Memphis State 5(H) 4 Memphis State 6(H) 17 South Ala. 6(H) 5 South Ala. 10(H) 6 lax State 8(H) 4 Troy State 1(H) 2 Miss. State 4(A) 3 Miss. State 12(A) 8 Miss. State 7(A) 6 Columbus Col. 5(H) 12 B’ham Southern 2(H) 8 LSU 5(H) 3 LSU 4(H) 14 LSU 1(H) 19 Tuskegee 10(H) 14 Columbus Col. 4(A) 3 Ole Miss. KH) 1 Ole Miss. 0(H) 9 Mercer KH) 8 Georgian 2i) 7(N) 10 Miss. State 7(N) 2 Miss. State 3(N) 8 Miss. State 5(N) 8 Ga. Tech 10(N) 11 Memphis State 10(H) 2 No. Carolina 3(H) 3 Memphis State 6(H) . -.1—1 119 Sparkling The Tigers hail done it. They made the playoffs. 'Hie inspired Tigers were ready to go after the crown. In playoff action Auburn greedily swept the first two games, but a loss to the Bulldogs from Miss. State made their next game a must. The Tigers came through. A soft line drive to Tiger second baseman Brown ended it. The Tigers hoped to make the playoffs, now they were SF.C Champions With the Championship behind them the Tigers now went into the regionals But tl c SEC was enough and the Tigers were eliminated in the NCAA regionals. But who could ask for more.-' Auburn hoped for the playoffs and they got the SEC crown and helped bring the SEC Trophy for All Sports to Auburn for the first time k mliad k..i Uad 1:1 b bUi� wil individual champion in the SEC. A freshman from South Africa, Derek Tarr captured the number four singles crown and helped the netters in bringing the SEC All Sports Trophy to A.U. The Tigers finished 18-9 and 4-6 ir. the SEC Even though the Tigers didn't fare well in SEC play, the eighteen wins accumulated on the year is the most ever. Three freshmen. Tarr, Mike Brunnberg and David Kelly adapted well to the fast moving SEC teams. We have a young team, said coach Steve Breland But they arc an improved team,” One bnght spot in the year came against a tough LSU team Although the Tigers lost, Tarr defeated LSU’s Oransky who was ranked number two in the nation in the 21 and under singles Although the Tigers struggled veterans Chuck Highlcy and Eugene McKnight combined with the three freshmen to give the Tigers a good year. Without the help of the Tiger netters the SEC All Sports Trophy would never have been at Auburn in 7� . u pN . Cross Country Over the hills and through the woods to beat the Volunteers we go. That was the chant of the Auburn Cross Country team as they raced to try to defeat Tennessee in the SRC Cross Country Meet field in Nashville in November Although the Tiger harriers didn’t capture tl� c SEC crown (dominated by Tennessee for 12 of the last M years) they did muster a respectable second place finish and placed five men on the SEC ALL CROSS COUNTRY TEAM. Tom Graves, a freshman from Ormand, Illinois, led the Tiger runners by placing first in the meet. Graves ran the five-mile course at Percy Warner Park in 24:10. The closest Auburn runner to Graves was Bob I licks who finished ninth with a time of 24:%. Graves is Auburn’s first SEC Cross Country Champion since John Barton won the title in 19 VI Front row, L to R Tom Ciraves, John Tuttle, Bob Kicks Standing. L to R Kevin O'Keefe. Kenn Chile. Mike Magee and Chief Van Vatkeribcirg 124 r -« iu n I Kevlar It's really the first time he’s let loose, said Coach Mike Muska. He pulled away with a mile to go I think lie surprised some of those good Tennessee runners.” Graves was pleased with a win. but it was treated more as a duty rather than an outstanding achievement. I ran all out,” said Graves. I knew the team had to do well since we’re all mostly freshmen.” Coach Muska came to Auburn two years ago promising to rebuild the Cross Country program and seems to have done a great job. We have a year logo,” said Muska. But we have a good team right now.” Track: l« fV ) Auburn track. What can one say? The records speak tor themselves. In the last tew years. Auburn track has been on the up and up. 1978 was no exception. The Tiger tracksters are a winning breed. There's Tony Easley. James Walker. Willie Smith and. of course, Harvey Glance. They too speak for themselves. Then there's the coach. Mel Rosen led the Tigers to the indcx r SEC crown, and to a second place finish in the NCAA meet. Because of this fine tiger performance. Rosen was named NCAA indoor coach of the year. In outdoor track, Rosen and his Tigers captured a second place in the SEC and fifth in the NCAA. Auburn's four All-Americans Easley, Glance. Smith and Walker were impressive over the season. Easley was NCAA runner-up in the 60-yard indoor dash and is a five-time NCAA All-American. Smith ran the fastest time in the world in the 400 meters outdoors in 1978 and won the 440 indoor in the NCAA for the second straight year. Glance won the SEC outdoor 100 and 2000 meters for the third straight year and anchored the 400 meter relay team to second in the NCAA. Glance, an Olympic gold medalist, is a ten time All American. Walker, who along with Glance was captain of the '78 Tiger squad, was the SEC winner of the 60-yard high hurdles indoor and runner-up in the NCAA. Outdoors, he won the 110 high hurdles and the 400 meter intermediate in the SEC. Walker won the NCAA and National AAU championships in the intermediate hurdles. � u fW. IJ? I'Mil - ■ pkow Bottom, L to R Chase Van Valkcnburg. Ken Clark. Eugene Miller. Mike Magee. Mike Brute. Manny Toppins. Bob Hick . Row two. I. io R: Mike Everett. Jeff Lawery. Theo Abs Joe Franklin. Alex Cuomo. Harvey Glance. Mike Nickel. Row }, L «o R: Joe Tolc . Mark Lynsky. Norman Frit . Billy Blackburn. Joe Savoldi, Kevin Okcefe. Row 4, L to R: Fi Chambliss. David Lynsky. Steve Strother. James Walker. John Tuttle. David Hallum.Jav Gonralei, Mark Valentine, Tony Easley. Lane Hutson and Tom Graves. The Records Speak i� T«� k J-«. plxxn Nowhere To Go Something great in 78.” That was the slogan that was being used before the season began. Auburn would be great, it seemed. There was James Brooks, Joe Cribbs and William Andrews in the backfield, and with a good option-running quarterback like Trotman, dvr Tigers were sure to have the most explosive attack in the SEC As the season neared, there was a feeling of hope, hope that Auburn could be another great football team once again. Maybe like the team in 1974; Tough, scrappy, willing; but most of all, winners. As usual, the Tigers were cursed with bad luck Pre-season injuries played havoc with the Auburn line-up. Freddie Smith was hurt. So was Cribbs and Andrews wouldn't be playing full speed for a while. The Tigers opened the season against Kansas State, a team who had won only one game in the previous season. Auburn came on quickly, running at will against an obviously troubled Kansas State defense. It seemed that Auburn had this one wrapped up easily. The second half brought a scare to the fans listening on the radio and even more to the few loyal fans who made the trip. Kansas State came out throwing and the Tiger defense was barely able to control them. The Tigers went on to win the game 45-32 but discovered something that would end up troubling them the rest of the season. Pass defense. The second game was against the Gobblers of Virginia Tech. It too was an away game ami another sure Auburn win. Tlie Tigers did win 18-7 but again the pass defense was far from spectacular. Virginia Tech managed to score only once and Auburn was ready to take on the Volunteers from Tennessee. It was Auburn's first home game, only it wasn't really at home. It was at Birmingham’s Legion Field. Tennessee was always a tough game for the Tigers and this being the first SEC team Auburn faced, the Tigers knew they had to prose themselves. Freddie Smith would be back and so would Joe Cribbs. The Tigers were powerful, running over the Volunteers with a back-field that alternated talents of Cribbs. Brooks. Andrews ar.d Ed Dubose. The second half was a little scary as Tennessee picker! up Kansas State’s idea and began to pass, picking apart the Tiger secondary But the Tigers were tough and the fans were excited. As Auburn won 29-10. talk was encouraging. We're three and zero, yelled exuberant fans. Sugar Bowl talk was abundant as jubilant students yelled wildly as cars with Orange and White shakers sped by. The Tigers were fired up. Now it was time to get back to Jordan-Hare for a real home game. The first home game of the year brought much excitement. For once Auburn was starting the year off right. Miami couldn't be taken lightly. The Hurricanes arc one of those teams w ho love to spoil things for a winning team, and they could do it. It was nearly 90 degrees in the stadium as the band marched in and the tuba section displayed their talents. The Tigers were in for a surprise Miami was much better than anyone had thought. Miami was powerful and moved well against the Tigers. The Tigers seemed to he struggling but it seemed as though they were confident of a win. it was late in the fourth quarter and the Tigers were losing 14-7. There was a gut feeling on the bench and in the stands. Auburn would score and take the lead. Then the unexpected happened Brooks had tried to turn the corner on a play and was tackled on the sidelines. He was hurt. Two trainers had to help him off the field. That didn't stop the Tigers though. They kept nmning and passing ar.d with little over a minute left the Tigers scored. Go for two”, the crowd shouted Auburn did ami it worked. Tl� e Tigers were winning 15-14. But something went wrong Miami drove to field goal range and kicked three points with seconds to go. Auburn lost. And they lost Brooks too. IV � • K. odinJ b hyfr k Nowhere To Go K M Upset after a heartbreaking loss to Miami, the War Eagles packed up and headed for Nashville to take on the lowly Commodores. This was another must win for the Tigers since Vandy is also an SEC team. Many questions came up during the week before the game. Would Crihbs be Strong enough to fill for Brixiks? Would Auburn be able to defend against the pass? Fans and coaches alike knew that this Auburn team was vulnerable and there was some skepticism. But the Tigers were brilliant. Cribbs ran for four touchdowns and the Tiger defense swarmed the Commodore's quarterback time after time. In the first quarter with some eight minutes to go, the Tigers were winning 21-0. The Tigers beat the Commodores 28-7 but once again it was obvious that the Tigers had trouble with the pass. The Commodores put together gixxl drives using passes that picked the Tigers apart. It seemed that even in the Tigers most awesome wins, the pass defense would mar the otherwise perfect game. Auburn was now 4-1. Everyone knew that the Tigers should has-c been 5-0 but that was Auburn luck. Auburn edged its way into the national polls, closing out the top twenty teams in the nation. Georgia Tec h was on its way to meet the Tigers at Jordan Hare. After that wou'd be Wake Forest and then would come the big four: Florida. Mississippi State. Georgia and Alabama. Tech was a big game for Auburn. With the hardest part of the season left to come, the Tigers had to take Tech. Auburn started off great and scored first as Trot man ran it for six. The drive was charged by a 39-yard run by Cribbs. and capped off with a 26-yard end around by Byron Franklin. But as the half ended, the Yellow-Jackets were on top 14-7. The gamebreaking play came on the second half opening kickoff. Drew Hill for Tech returned Portela’s kickoff 97 yards for a Touchdown. The icing was put on Tech’s cake as a halfback pass found Shamburger alone in the end zone for another TD. Auburn's pass defense had failed again. Coach Barfield was upset with the Tiger defeat, but looked to the future. I think this team will improve. said Barfield. I’hc Tigers would improve, but it was too late. Now it was homecoming and the ego-bruised Tigers needed a win at home badly to break the Jordan-Harc jinx. As the game started it seemed that Auburn would have to wait for that win as the Deacons from Wake Forest along with Auburn’s mistakes had the fans in the stands moaning and shaking their heads. But finally it came together. Cribbs scored three TD’s and ran 150 yards to put down the Deacons 21-7. Another bright spot of the day was the return of corner back Jeff Gray and fullback Ed Dubose. Both were returning after injuries suffered earlier in the year. Nowhere To Go Auburn vs. Florida. Tltc bookies rated it a toss-up. Two weeks earlier and Auburn would have been favored, but Tech changed that. The Tigers were defeated by the Gators on an embarrassing match. Barfield was just as puzzled as anyone and criticism of the team was louder than ever. They out hit us. outblocked and outtacklcd us. We didn't execute on offense and the defense let down, he said. The Gators scored first but Auburn finally evened it up late in the first quarter as the Gators fumbled in their end zone and tackle Frank Warren jumped on it for the touchdown. The game appeared even for the time, but that tunc would soon change. At the half, the Gators led 24-7. At that point, it was over for the Tigers. Punter Skip Johnston was a bright spot however, averaging 53.5 yards on five punts. Again Cribbs ran for over a hundred yards, but it took a lot of carries to do it. Defensive end Ken Hardy said the loss wasn't the end of the world. Maybe it wasn't, but it was the end of a lot of Auburn hopes and a lot of Auburn support. Now tIk Tigers were going to take on Mississippi State. The previous week showed State's Dave Markr pass for some 400 yards against a nationally ranked Alabama team. Could the Tiger pass defense hold up? Teams like Kansas State and Tennessee picked it apart. It looked like an easy win for State. But it wasn’t. Inuries had resulted in a defensive backficld change. Freddie Smith moved to left corner and Bob Harris made his first college start on right corner. Clifford Toney was at strong safety and Jeff Gray moved back to play the other safety position. The Tigers turned ferocious. There were five interceptions in all ami Harris accounted for two of them. The Tigers would hold the best passing team in the conference from scoring and go on to win 6-0. Portcla did all of the scoring that day punching in two field goals. The first came after Harris' interception second came after a 14 play drive charged by a 35-yard run by Cribbs that failed to put the ball in the end zone. Portcla then kicked a 27 yardcr to complete the scoring. This was the first time in four years that the Bulldogs were shut out. It was the first whitewash for an Auburn defense in 27 games. The game was no bigger than the others. said Trotman. A lot of people gave up on us last week, but the important thing is that we didn't give up on ourselves. 06 Fo.«h.ll k The Tigers were now 6-3. That was respectable. The)- proved they could win. Now it was time to do it again. The Bulldogs from Georgia were coming to town. They were nationally ranked and if they beat Auburn, the)' were going to the Sugar Bowl. All over Auburn were those obnoxious red and black shakers with those equally obnoxious fans. We're going to the Sugar Bowl.” they yelled. You can’t spell Sugar without UGA.’ Already Georgia supponers had rooms booked in motels in New Orleans. They weren't even worried a bit about Auburn. Auburn knew that Georgia was hungry for the Sugar Bowl. Auburn knew that a loss would keep them from going. Auburn also knew a new way of spelling sugar. Without UGA. Auburn and Georgia battled for a 22-22 tic. Georgia was bartered and Auburn was brilliant. The players were fired up and when they took to the field in orange jerseys the stands went wild. The crowd was estatic and stood on their feet nearly the whole game. Auburn soundly beat the Dog's. Joe Cribbs rambled for some 230 yards, only a few less than Georgia’s total offense. The Dogs’ McClendon who led the SEC in rushing most of the season was held to only 48 yards, only I yard in the second half. Andrews was nothing less than spectacular either. He ran for 109 yards including a I D right before the half that was stolen from him by those bandits in the striped shirts. 1 rot-man played well too. He was especially brilliant on a 60-yard touchdown run. twisting and turning his way to the goal line. It was best expressed by a local newspaper: Auburn wins. Bulldogs lose 22-22. i k irrliM) I k wduhl k UTllfcJ 1978 Auburn Numerical Roster 3 Jorgo Pond a SP 4 Ship Johnston SP 6 Charlie Trotmen OB 8 Jerry Beasley 06 9 Kevin Howell SP 10 Ken Luke OB 13 James McKinney oe i r Ben Hate OB It Foster Christy FB to Joe Cnbbe RB 21 James Brooks RB 23 Mickey Jones oe 27 Billy Joe Triplet! oe 29 Clifford Toney oe 31 Freddie Smith LB 32 WiHiam Andrews FB U Tim Wood OB to Ed Cubose FB 4 1 Jett Gray OB 41 Brian Atkins FL 42 Chet Cbesshe FB 44 Chester vv.nu OB 45 Pusty Byrd SE 46 Jeo Castleberry RB 46 Charles wood OE 4t Alan Ha'din OB W Phillip Hall OC 62 Mike McOjaig LB 63 Mark Clement OC $4 Tim Stowers OG 56 Ken Hardy OE 6- Gilbert Sellers LB 56 R ky Westbrook LB CO Harns Rab’en LB 61 Dennis Rogers OT 62 Larry Cannon OG t3 David Moroan OC 64 Jim Skulhan or 66 Frank Warren OT 66 Mark Callahan OG 70 Mike Burrow OT 71 George Stephenson OG 72 George Nakos OG 74 Marshall Riley NG 75 Claude Mathews OG 76 Oonme Givens LB 77 Brad Everett OT 76 Wayne Sullivan OT 81 Tim Oav.s SE 82 Byron Franklin FL 63 Wayne Presley TE 85 Mark Robbins SE 86 Mike Locklear TE 87 R k Dover TE 89 Oick Hayley ra 90 Rodney Bellamy OT 91 Boo Rhodes OE to Ray Rollins OE 93 Zac Hardy OE ‘14 Marvm Williams OE 95 Mike Shirey OE 96 Bill Grisham TE 97 Ricky Allen OT 99 Anthony Jones OT i y FowWI IWlloJ IT Nowhere To Go Now the season all boiled down to the Alabama game. Auburn wasn't going to any howls this year. Everyone around the nation was waiting on the Tigers to decide the Sugar Bowl. But Auburn wouldn't be going there. If the Tigers lost to Alabama, the Tide would be the conference representative in New Orleans. If the Tigers got lucky ami beat the number two team in the nation. Georgia got the ticket. Very ironic? As it turned out, Alabama would win. of course. 34-16 to be exact. It really wasn't as bad as it sounds. Auburn played well considering they had nothing to gain and nothing to lose. Auburn never loses its pride, and they had that left. The Tigers played courageously. They took chances, and it worked. They ran over the Tide and even though the Tide was winning 17-13 at halftime it seemed the Tigers had a chance. During the half, the fancy scoreboard at the Tide's home. Legion Field, showed the stats. Total rushing for Alabama 178 yards. Total for Auburn. 178 yards. At the half it seemed that there was hope. Maybe the Tigers got over confident, maybe they got tired. Maybe they realized they had nothing to gain. Here were the Tigers. A good strong team, but on New Year's, they would be home watching the games. There were the Tigers ... All dressed up . . . with nowhere ‘°8° S. Chew For«H.II Il (Klind k inland k inland k. inland It h� M k. inland 1978 FOOTBALL SCORES A.U. OPPONENT 4 Kantis S«. 2 18 Virginia Tech. 7 � Tennessee 10 Miami 17 19 Vanderbilt 7 10 Ga Tceh 24 21 Wake Foeesi 7 7 Florida M 6 Miss. Si. 0 22 Georgia 22 16 Alabama M Ml fi.aMI Leo R John R Wright. Jfttk Ebhclcr. Ken Po� tlcw� ii. Anthony. Il: k� Milonton. David Manner . Mark McAvoy. Bill Berlin, John Fuher and Coach Dragom a K btAckwocnJ k HMk«uud k NmUooI K blicUond k. blKhwooaj 1( history teaches us anything, it teaches that nations and people become a tighter knit group after times of heartache and defeat. When Paul Lambert, former coach at Southern Illinois, took the job as head basketball coach at Auburn, people were pleased. Then disaster struck. A hotel fire snatched the life from this man as he worked diligently to rebuild a faltering Auburn basketball program. The worst heartache was over, but new head coach, Sonny-Smith from Fast Tennessee State facet! the problem of replacing four talented players that were lost to graduation. Stan Pictkiewicz, Miles Patrick, Wayne Btaccy ami Mike Mitchell would be hard to replace as all but Braccv had been four year starters. To add to the problem. Auburn's recruiting was hurting from going so long without a coach. Only three high school standouts signed with the Tigers: lewis Card from Auburn, Taylor Hart from Fufaula. and Roy MeGrew from Fairfield. Since Auburn had few seniors with much playing time, Coach Smith had to take to his sophomores and juniors to carry the load. And a heavy load it would be as the Southeastern Conference had improved greatly the caliber of basketball being played. Smith and assistants. Greene. Williams and McCarthy knew that the season would be one of rebuilding. But a surprising fast start in the early going of the season had the fans wondering if they had a miracle man on the bench. Team cocaptain Rich Valavicius said coach Smith was the key to Auburn victories in the early season. An opening 83-82 victory over a veteran Southwestern Louisiana team set the tone for Auburn's pre-season run. Sophomore Bobby Cattage capped the comeback bid when he hit a turn around jumper to tie the game Cattage was fouled on the shot and with two seconds left, the Tiger center calmly sank the winning frecthrow. He also scored a career high of 27 points in the game. Auburn's only loss prior to the opening of the SEC schedule was to Florida State 71-70 in the second game of the year. After that the Tigers reeled off five straight victories. Tw'oof the wins came over Iona College (74-66) and Georgia Tech (60-57). Both had been ranked in the nation's top ten in a pre-season poll by Sports Illustrated. Auburn went on to win the Big Sun tournament in St. Petersburg, Florida during the holiday season with exciting victories over Oklahoma (78-70). the Big 8 Conference champion and over Navy (63-57). Both Cattage and junior forward Rich Valivicius made the all-tournament team. Although Auburn lost its opening game in the SEC to Vanderbilt. (57-55) things were looking good as Auburn took victories from Florida (91-86) and Georgia (84-77). Sophomore forward Earl Banks scored a career high of 23 jxiints against the Gators. us BASKITBMJ. A seven game losing streak followed, ending any hopes of a Cinderella season and a finish in the first division. The most disheartening of the defeats was to Kentucky before an Auburn crowd. Auburn had a one point lead and the ball with 23 seconds left in the game when Jay Shidler of Kentucky picked up a loose ball and hit a layup with 13 seconds left on the clock. Card was called for a player control foul and Levon Williams of Kentucky hit two frccthrows to give the Wildcats an 86-86 victory. That victory turned the season around for the Wildcats from Kentucky but at the same moment destroyed any Tiger hopes of a winning season. Smith was so disappointed he said, This is the first time that I am not able to comment on a game.” The Tigers broke the long losing streak by out-scoring Florida in overtime play in Alligator Alley,” 93-92. That was the most points scored by the Auburn team in regular season play. The Tigers then traveled to Knoxville where they were defeated by the Volunteers but came back home to take a two overtime victory over Ole Miss 56-34. The crowd poured onto the floor after junior forward Benny Anthony caught a full length pass from freshman McGrcw and banked it in from the foul line with one second left. Down the stretch, the Tigers were handily beaten by LSU. Alabama. Mississippi State, and Tennessee while beating Georgia 73-68. Auburn finished the regular season with an 11-15 overall record and a 5-13 SEC record. Of the Tigers’ 15 losses, nine were by seven points or less. Coach Smith summed up the season like this: We got off to a tremendous stan and played tremendous basketball in December, he said. Then we go: in the conference schedule and kind of fell by the wayside. I think the one thing that shows is the strength of the league, he added. Overall. I felt things progressed about as well as I had anticipated. This year has been a year of many heartaches and the one that looms like an ominous cloud is the NCAA’s slap in the face with possible probation. The Tigers were a team by the time the SEC tournament came around, making their way to the semis by beating Vanderbilt and Georgia Now the Tigers were a TEAM. But the obstacles were TOO MUCH, the time was TOO LITTLE, and when the Tigers came to be a team, it was TOO LATE. 1U BASK HH At I h. hlMkwotwJ h. biiiiiwwJ bl«l.� uud h bJjrt� wi L iivlind K M W—«-l Row I: Jeff Miller. mgr. Taylor Hart. Lewis Card. Mark Barnhiwr. Roy MeGrew. That! Burges . Buhba Pricr. David Miles mgr, Don Campbell, acvt Row 7- Herbert Greene, mi,, Herman William . asst.. Eric Stringer. Kirk Power . Benny Anthony. Rich Valaviciu . Earl Bank . Bothy Callage. Jeff Adam . Mick McCarthy, ant and head coach Sonny Smith • u photo h NkV.ooJ ( uMi IM 5ACKH BALL b. hya � u mknn h Ni.V� ..J b hlx ! � .� � ) Iff BASK ITS MJ. h Siki I'l H A K IT® ALL h- Mukvvuil Work! Cltiftipiontliip Medal VC'inncrs, Djvid McCagg, Rowdy Gaines aid Dill Forrester. � u.pKx . The Auburn University swimmers were at it again in 79 as the fast and fleecy group captured a third place in the SHC tournament, in which ten tanksters ejualific l for National competition. Auburn swimming coach Richard Quick, a fresh face at Auburn felt the team did the best they possibly could at the conference level. Both Florida and Tennessee had too much depth to compete with, but overall. our team swam well.” he said. In the 800-Freestyle relay. Quick said the team had a faster time than the winners of last year’s NCAA championship. Many of the Tiger school records were set at the con fereme meet as Rowdey Gaines set a record with a dazzling performance in the 200 freestyle event. According to Quick, this time was the third fastest time recorded so far this year in the nation with a time of 6:51.24. Rick Morely also set an Auburn record in the 500 frcc-stylc event with a time of 4:24.09. Auburn critics weren’t optimistic as the season began as former coach F.ddic Reese left Auburn after a tremendous season and took Nationally ranked Scott Span and Phil Nenon with him I had planned to go with Reese at first.’’ said Gaines. I decided it was a hasty decision. I didn’t know who the head coach would lie but when I found out it was Quick. I wanted to find out what it would be like.” Gaines felt that Coach Quick did well his first season at Auburn and said that he dtdn’t have any bad feelings for Spann or Nenon for leaving Auburn. This season was a rebuilding year.” he said. Next year we are shooting to win the SF.C and the NCAA meet.” IM SWIMMING h MKk ood I kuurj m SWIMMING All Tied Up Row l Troy Downey, MifceCallis. Ed Ropck. Ray Downey. Dive Wallace. Mark Snider. Tyrone A ruler son. Hcr.iy Freeman. Perry Pate. John Stalling . John Newton Row 2: Don Murphy. Mike F.linsky. Man Oddo. Tim Welch. Dill Klein. Jamie Milkovich. Pn Potts. Mark Puckett. Steve Motdecai. Lance Anrivine. Biian Patterson. Scott Culp Row V Head Coach Tom Milkotkli. Head Coach Emeritus Swede Umbach. Ted laxkmillcr. Chris Langtlle, Rick Turner, Joe Elinsky, Chris Gardner. Bill Cooper, Rick Stefanck. Bch Farr, Mark Urban, Jell Hannon and Asst Coach Conrad Calandcr hi pKw Auburn’s wrestling team proved to be full of determination and pride as they hustled their way to a second place finish in the SEC tournament held in Tuscaloosa in February. Head Coach Tom Milkovich seemed pleased with the Tiger effort We did a good job,” he said. We had to fight. LSU barely pulled it out. We were back against the wall but we came storming back.” LSU received most of the number one seeds in the tournament putting the Tigers in an all-out second place battle with the rest of the conference. But when the finals came to lie, it was two teams of Tigers battling it out. The Tigers from Auburn against the highly-rated Tigers from LSU. Of the five Tiger matmen to receive a chance to go to the NCAA tournament, John Stallings. Jamie Milkovich and Chris Gardner all won ir. the finals to become SEC champions in their respective classes I’m happy to win.” said Stallings after his victory, but 1 could have done better. I can’t say I’m satisfied.” he added. We could have done better as a team.” Coach Milkovich praised the scrappy team. We were outmanned.” he said LSU has nine high school All-Americans. I’m proud of our kids; I’m proud of Auburn.” This hustle and sportsmanship is nothing to scoff at even if first place wasn’t reached. If every Auburn team could fare as well. Auburn would definitely be number one! IS WHISTLING Sugar ’N’ Spice In these days of ERA and equality for all, many arguments arise pertaining to equal pay for equal jobs, divorce laws and other issues that have changed along with today's woman. Included in these changes is the role of women in sports. In the days of the gladiators in ancient Rome, no one would have ever conceived the idea of a woman participating in sports. Today, it is almost unconceivable not to think about women in sports. The country has a fine crop of women athletic superstars. There's Chris Evert. Nancy-lope and Janet Gutheric to name a few. Auburn University is no different. It has its own list of female superstars. Auburn boasts fine performances with Carrie Bal-comb in tennis, Cathy Newton in track and Lir.da I loguc in golf just to name a few . Women all over the nation are demanding equality, especially in monetary benefits if they perform as well as their male counterpans. It is debatable as to whether men and women should compete against one another in athletic competition. If it ever docs happen. the men at Auburn had better beware The 78-79 season was a good one for the lady Tigers. Track records were set, stroke records were broken in golf and for the second straight year, the lady netters were state champions. Even in defeat. Auburn’s women displayed remarkable athletic ability and sportsmanship in their play. No longer can women be looked down on for being inferior. Auburn’s women have proved their athletic finesse and spirit and there is no one who can deny they haven’t. It's time to accept the fact that women can compete in spons . . and compete they do. Along with changing roles many traditions will also change along with a few old myths: What arc little girls made of? Sugar and Spice and track shoes and spikes, that’s what they're made of. wmwMwS « i g mum b $ Wi 5 % w m v v vw v. 5w 5 mm BMT 9 raft -! ♦:■ mMy ; « � $ , !♦ § IW I ' WMM 1 MOT. W a w MW mm % i h hU.k«.� «J h MjihKnkl The year's most successful team in terms of wins and losses was the tennis team. Led by coach Betty Brown, the lady netters recorded an excellent 22-9 win loss record when the season ended. Sixteen of the wins came in the spring with fine singles play by all six of the players, but especially Kim Schmidt. Rhonda Voges. and Mitzi Minor. The impressive lady tigers earned a spot in regional competition where they were eliminated just one victory away from gaining a bid to the AIAW National Championship. The season's highlight was defeating Alabama 8-1 to secure A1 AW State Championship crown. Going into the tournament with a 16-8 record, the lady netters won all six singles matches and two doubles matches. In tournament action, Alabama's Cindy Jones came on fast to take a 6-1 victory from Auburn's Carrie Balcomb in number one singles, but the freshman from New Jersey came back to overpower her opponent 6-4.6-2. A long grueling match between Tiger Rhonda Voges and the Tide’s Morgan was in the tournament’s spotlight. Voges lost the first set but battled back in a three-hour long match to win 6-7 6-5 6-5. It was a gratifying win, said coach Betty Brown. We’ve had a good season and the State crown capped it off.” 14 % Tforwi Sugar ’N’ Spice . . .? Highlighting women’s sports in the 78 season was the track and cross country teams. Under careful guidance and instruction of Coach Bill Katz, the lady tigers runners set 30 new school records. This impressive group of athletes was undefeated in the outdoor meet season and participated in major meets such as the USTFF competition, the Lady Gator Relays and the Troy Relays. Katz’s Cross Country team became the first ever to qualify for a national meet in cross country competition One tough loss for the lady runners came against a strong FSU team. Even though it was a loss, several records were broken in that meet. Cathy Newton, a sophomore from Montgomery led the wav with a leap of 18'7 in the long jump. In that meet Newton missed qualifying for the AIAW Nationals by less than three inches. Sarah Torcll. a freshman, broke her own record in for the fifth time with a superb toss of yt'o . Kim Peterson, Gena Nickman, Ruth Macklcy and Vicki Stookcy were clocked at 4:01.0 in the 1800 meter relay while Nick-man. Newton. Macklcy and Rose Richardson set a school mark with a 49-9 in the 400 meter relay. Newton, who holds five Auburn records, feels that the girls track program is on the up and up. I believe women’s track at Auburn has made tremendous strides within a short period of time.” she said. It’s due to the coaching anti dedication of all involved.” Katz, heralding an impressive first year thinks highly of the girls track program. I’m very pleased with the way our team has progressed and developed.” said Katz. ”1 felt our girls put forth a super effort ” IM . • � Spom phl«M .u. photo W WOVItN'S GOU' Golf Row 1. L to R: Kim Evans, Miry Stcts, Kim Kelly, Gina Putt. Row 2, L to R: Caroline Culver, Ijnda Hogue. Coach Ron Murphy, Robin O’Leary . 5 haron Thomas. Ann Rama m photo 1.U phow. • u. ftaxc Swimming Row 1 Barbara Crawford, Merry Slaugh. Donna Thaxtoo. Shawn Corrigan. Debbie Rush. Row 2 Sally X'alker. Susan MtCcehee. Mary Sokol. Colleen Canon. Sraeey N’ewien. Mgr Row ) John A smut h. asst Donna Cain. Coach Rkhard Quiik, Suranne Regis, doing couth Jim Henderson j « 1 ■' I ailium jamubmuuu Jtm V (i KakMitl h N«ln� l WKkwuuJ W WOMEN'S SWIM Ml SC Sugar. . . Volleyball The women's volleyball squad had (he most improved record of Auburn's lady Tiger teams as coach Sandra Newkirk led the team to a 25-18 season and also a second place finish in the 78 State Tournament. The team also competed in the AIWA Region 5 tournament in lakeland. Fla. The squad earned the invitation to the tournament by their second place finish in State Competition held at the University of North Alabama in Florence There they defeated both South Alabama and arch-rival Alabama. I’m proud of my tram. noted coach Newkirk They are a courageous group who never gave up. There were times when it would have been very easy to quit, but they never did. Team leaders during the year were Lyvonne Braddy. Rosalyn White. Pat Valley. Salli Mathis and Cynthia Sebastian Braddy and White were named to the all-state team and efforts by freshman Minnie Warren were rewarded as she was named to this year's all tournament team. h NhUod vocm ruii Row I. L to R: Tam Dcntmotr. Claudia Davu. Amy Reave . Row 2. L to R: Cynthia Sebastian. Nina Heard, Salli Math. . Rotalyn White. Paula Wood. Row 3, L to R: Coach Sandra Newkirk. Susan Burnt, Vanctaa Turner. Mgr . Lyvonne Braddy, Pat Valley. Pam Duy . Minnie Warren. Beth Miller. Marguerite Higgins, Trainer. .u photo I MKkKU.1 h UklwwJ h. Nt.V-xxJ Basketball Row 1, L to R: Marianne Merritt, Francis Gagon, Jacki Chambers, Marcia Player, Wendell Merritt, Laurie Smith. Row 2, L to R: Coach Jan Pylant. Maurgcritc Higgins. Trainer, Georgia Poison, Carol Donnelly, Renae Hallbrooks, Carol Doster. Angie Haniuh, Sue Lambert. Paula Wood. Mgr,, Embry Bums. Mgt. h. Madisnod IW Girl. Ki.Vrtbill Float Like A Butterfly K blxlool h NKkmvl Row 1, L co R: Yolanda Fairley. Patricia Ruth, Camille Sumner. Robin Brolliar. Victoria Newman, Mane Kenny. Row 2. L to R: Coach Kd Bcngcton. A«t. Nancy Score. Ann Martin. Lon Ntckman. Gail Payne. Beta) Burnett. Lauri Guidry. Jamlyn Jono. Sally Gall. Dave Motley |?( CtMMKt No Pain Is Felt! Intramurals Director Claude Saia says 17,000 students participate in intramural sports every year, from football and basketball to wrestling and horseshoes. Fraternities, sororities, dorms, churches, and just plain students band together for exercise, fun and maybe glory to slam home runs, cuck raquetballs, paddle around, slice shots and bump-set-spike. From the looks of the intramural fields, the Student Act and Sports Arena, the pool and racquctball courts, and sporting areas of ail kinds, all the 17,000 students arc trying to play at once. But the teams are divided into divisions, and given a standard playing time each week so the confusion is held to a minimum. And as the students grunt and sweat under the watchful eye of Saia, his student assistants and referees arc trying to make sure no pain is felt. • ■ ' l'5 IKTRAMIRALS Spring Quarter Results Conference 1 Softball Dorm Champions Fraternity Champions Sigma Nu Campus Champions Division A Independent Champions Yankees Tennis Dorm Champions Division J Fraternity Champions Kappa Alpha Horseshoes Dorm Champions Division A Fraternity Champions SPF. Badminton Dorm Champions Division A Fraternity Champions Delta Chi Dorm Champions Division RP Fraternity Champions SAH Independent Ditch Stridors Conference II Archery Susan Herbert PBP Golf Debbie Cunningham KKG Track and Field KD Swimming XO Tennis (singles) Kimberly Self KKG Tennis (doubles) KKG Softball GPB Softball (independent) Champs Fall Quarter Results Y' rccd reed CONFERENCE I GOLF Dorm Champion Division A Independent Champion Navy Fraternity Champions League A Sigma Chi League B . Tau Kappa Epsilon FOOTBALL Dorm Champion Division A Independent Champion Bushwackers Fraternity Champions League A Sigma Alpha Epsilon League B Phi Kappa Tau VOLLEYBALL Dorm Champion ...... Division RP Independent Champion Navy Fraternity Champions League A Sigma Phi Epsilon League B Delta Chi Fraternity Champion Delta Chi Campus Champion ... Delta Chi SWIMMING Dorm Champion Division F Independent Champion Swamp Rats Fraternity Champions League A Kappa Sigma Irague B Delta Tau Delta CONFERENCE II GOI.F Kr u lien Fairey ..... Chi Omega SHUFFLEBOARD Singles Champion.......Mary Bryan, GPB Doubles .. Mary Bryan. Cathy Garmon. GPB VOLLEYBALL Independent Champion Women Vet Students Sorority Champion...........Pi Beta Phi All-Campus ........Women Vet Students SWIMMING Sorority Champion.......Delta Gamma FOOTBALL Independent Champion.....Mean Machine Sorority Champion ......ZetaTau Alpha TABLE TENNIS Singles Champion...Susan Hurlburt; PBP Doubles Champion.......Susan Hurlburt. Sally Marble. PBP 191 I.VTRAM URALS c. rcrJ WINTER QUARTER RESULTS Conference 1 BASKETBALL | league A Phi Gamma Delta 1 league B Kappa Alpha Psi Independent AAA Dorm Division A i PING PONG League A Sigma Nu League B Delta Chi Dorm Division E BOWLING league A Sigma Chi league B DTD Independent Navy Gold Dorm Division G RAQUETBALL league A LCA league B Delta Chi Dorm Division F Independent Crotch Shots Conference 11 I BASKETBALL Independent Tuts II All Campus AGD Raquctball Mary Pat Sklenka Billiards Paige Grissete DZ Bowling Pi Beta Phi I IMKWI KAI.S c. wJ “READY!” A large turnover from lay years squad put a great deal of pressure on this years group to match up to the fine tradition of excellence in cheerlcading developed by the squads of the past. This was not a match-up’’ squad, however, as the new blood brought with it a new initiative for accomplishment that combined with the experience of the returning members to make this squad Auburn’s best ever. The closeness that every member of the group feels for every other member coupled with that unique War Eagle” spirit that fills every student’s heart, helped the 1978-79 Auburn cheerleaders keep smiling and yelling win, lose or draw! k U� .k� ..«l � «« Itl SPOUTS sy r-jc k .kUi J d«lr� Sports K h hl kw« kJ t ku Pages 182 through 273 arc all about love. The following pages are a mixture of fraternities and sororities which combined, create the Greek I.ifc at Auburn Annual sorority rush, held prior to Fall quarter, continues to grow as girls from all over the nation attempt to find a place where they can belong. Fraternity- rush, held each quarter, lures male membership. What is it that attracts a person to the Greek life at Auburn? Perhaps it’s the security of knowing you belong. Maybe it’s having a Big Brother or Big Sister” who cares. The Greek Life often provides for leadership responsibilities. It expects each member to do his best scholastically. Many persons enjoy the Greek Life because of the active social life. Each weekend usually witnesses a pan of some son or another, ranging from the popular band parties to special banquets or casual get-togethers. Greeks enjoy Winter Quaner formals at classy locations and Spring quarter house parties on the beach. Greek life is attractive because members arc united. Included in the following pages are photographs from yesterdays, illustrating the contrast of the years. While Greek life has continued to flourish, it has expanded and changed as well. Also included are the governing bodies of the sororities and the fraternities The Panhellenic Council and the Interfratemity Council set the standards for all Greeks. Greek Life at Auburn has proven to be a successful option to campus living. Members enjoy a healthy friendship and love which they claim will endure forever. nrsz section editor leta stepp The PANHF.LLENIC COUNCIL, founded in 1923. is the coordinating body of the Greek letter sororities. It strives constantly to further an active cooperation between sorority and non-sorority women. Panhellcnic Council promotes fine intellectual achievement and sound scholarship, maintains high social standards. and promotes worthy projects on campus. It also formulates and enforces rushing regulations. Organized in 1930, the JUNIOR PANHF.LLENIC is an organization that brings two representatives from each sorority to acquaint them with the Greek system here at Aubum. k. imith (oprlisd Panhellenic • d„Wy JUNIOR PANHFIJJ-NIO: Firti row Darla Skipper. Mary Suhrr.Jane Mullins. line Christy Ollinger. Beth Ire Second row Carol Roherr . Diinr Mills. lie-th Brasher. Ginger Norris. Robyn X'«ks. Beils You. Marita Mt Williams Third row Kelley Goss. Barbara Lynn. Tina Mcualf. Louise Jack sun. Lr Merrill. Kylee Grimes. Susan Sellers. Sra« Russell. Alessa Newell l uniik PANIIELLENIC: First row Debbie Godfrey, Annette Beasoo. Julie Famish, Launc Miller, Maria Miubcll, Carol Cobble. Cirsly Oaks. Card Allen, Lynn Dawson. Ikth Snell-grove. Kim Huikile Second row- Sallie Alford. Janree Tempieton. Card Browning. Susan Stansell. Teresa Browning. Kelley Goss. Ann Griggs. Devany Henley. Who Knows. Gwendolyn Richardson. Elaine Lovclady. Mrs Emily Lekhuck Third row Lynda Anderson. Cynthia Thye. Leslie Fountain. Melanie Roberts. Ruth Riley. Lauren Bartholomew, Teri Btakcfickl. Debbie Nailian. Julie Mtatkclrith.Surinnc Yauncy.JoAnna Newberry. Barbara Wallace. Danila MiOuley Since its conception, the AUBURN INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL has been functioned for the betterment of Auburn's fraternities. The purpose of the I EC is to provide activities and services for member fraternities and all Auburn students This purpose is carried on through such activities as the Homecoming Concert, Greek Week and a long-standing Auburn tradition Step Sing. But the IFC is not simply self-serving By par-ticipating in philanthropic fund-raising and com munity service projects, member fraternities show a concern for and a dedication to those in need The IEC and all members strive for the betterment of the Auburn student and progress for Auburn University. a ■ ptxno I nxhdt k. Nick «U OFFICERS. I.R Larry Stuns. President. Bob Boerner, Sec Treat. Rick Reynolds. Adm VP. Dr Al Shrunk. Adv . Mike Asbotn. Rush VP. h WmKwooJ First row: Chuck Whitehead. Steve Spears. Chuck OKer. James McGinnis. Clark Gibson. Robert Carswell. Chip Hena an. Billy Williams Second row Douglas Sawyer. David Goldm. David Biller. Allen Sec pll. Ken Fick. Marty Hetsh. David Farmer. Mike Jemi tan. Luke Frisbee. Eddie Wheeler. Mike George. Dan McCormick. Antonio Holland. Ken Smith. Jim Sweat BAQXIAZO AXQrOCDn ANUJ The sisters or Alpha Chi Omega were active and involved on campus this year. They began fall quarter by joining league with Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity and producing Halloween Spectacular, a night of thrills, games and music. The money was donated to Cystic Fibrosis The chapter concluded the quarter with a traditional Christmas party and a visit from Santa Claus. The Alpha Chi's spent a week-end in Maggie Valley. North Carolina for their Winter Formal. They also held a road-block to collect for charity and concluded the year with a sunny week-end in Florida. PKAHYMTIO k wiiih a An I nmIxJi On January 16. I9T9. fifty eager pledges were surprised with a kidnap pi a party at War Kaglc Supper (dub The party highlighted the second day of Friendship Week the seven days preceding pledge initiation. At mid-week the pledges and sisters were treated to hamburgers, chicken and steak at a Scholarship Banquet. The next night. Auburn Alums prepared a dinner in honor of them. Other Alpha Delta Pi activities include Speakeasy, an all-campus fund drive party with the Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity. i CmKoU ■PKAHYMTIQ b fcjcr b.b « AEn h kin A E Pi — a way of life: stressing the physical and mental aspects of college life; striving for the development of the nature and well-rounded individual. In addition to sports participation, A E Pi sponsors an annual Bamboo Bash, Winter Social and a Road Rally for M.D. Experience, involvement and enthusiasm make A E Pi a close-knit group with a true understanding of fraternal brotherhood. iPKOHYMTIQ AfA 11� « •� « I PKAHY ! h (W Fall quarter started with a boom for Alpha Gam with 50 pledges. Pledges enjoyed a swim party with sisters on Squeal Day. They then moved rapidly into a quarter of fun and anxiety. Socials, pledge swaps, and Halloween and Christmas parties were highlights of Fall quarter. Then coming back from Christmas break. Alpha Gam spent a weekend on the snowy slopes of Gatlinburg. Pictured are Alpha Gams at the Pledge-Sister Pair Party.” a highlight of initiation week — Big and Little sisters came dressed as their favorite pair. BAOXZAZO AfP rGXDnANUi Winter quarter, on January 29 and 30, the brothers of Alpha Gamma Rho held their annual little sister rush. Girls were invited to the house to meet and talk with the brothers. Little sisters were then chosen from the {roup of rushees. Highlights of the year for the Alpha Gamma Rho’s include sponsorship of an all campus little sister softball tournament, an annual Founder's Day celebration, the Winter formal, and the dirt farmer’s brawl ■PKAHY MTID Since the installation of Kappa Chi chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority at Auburn on June 12. 1976, the sisters have strived to uphold their chief aim of service to all mankind through campus and community projects. The sorority cultivates and encourages high scholastic and ethical standards, friendship, love, and a strong bond of sister-hood Also, the Alpha Kappa Alpha's participate in Black Heritage Week. h htMkmuud I i l clta Sigma Theta Sorority is a public service sorority. It is the first predominantly black sorority to be chartered at Auburn University. The sisters are united m their dedication to services in the public interest which include educational, economic and international activities, housing and urban development, and mental health. h liter :pkahyakamtio baoxiaz BAQXIAZO A TOOnANUJ 111 � « ph(nuMi PKAHY Spring Roundup provided competition in various rodeo events for men and women of both Greek ami Independent groups. These events range from a Wild Bull Riding for the serious rodeocr to Goat Dressing for the not-so-scrious fun-seeker. The frequent bumps, collisions, and spills provide for a day of entertainment and comedy for spectators and participants alike. Besides Roundup, the Brothers still find time for such social activities as parties after football and a Winter Formal and House Party • wpScnfctn MTIQ BAOXIAZO AOnrOQriANUJ k ixljnd k mIjihI EPKAHY MTIO Alpha Omicron Pi . . . friends as years go by. . . This year, a fun-filled cocktail party ended one very special week of activi-ties for the A O Pi's before the initiation ceremony on Sunday. With 36 brand new sisters, the AO Pi's continued to lx- especially active with a formal in New Orleans, a Miss Aubum campaign. House Party in Ft. Walton Beach and their All Campus Fund Drive. South Seas Fantasy'' To you beautiful lady of Alpha O k • ■«? K h « BAOXZAZO ATfrGKDriANH) Dressed as devils, gangsters and other villains, the members of Alpha Tau Omega and their dates held a Go to Hell party. Brothers came dressed as their favorite devil”. ATO’s held many panics Fall Quarter such as band parties on football weekend. and a Christmas party. In the spring the ATO’s held a Wild West Saloon with the Zetas for the All-Campus Fund Drive. IPKAHY MTIO §- Bon roa n anip V I cook k .icUnJ During Spring cjuarrcr of last year tlic Beta Theta Pi's licit! tl c Beta Theta Pic Hating Contest with Kappa Alpha Theta sorority. This was the first year for the Greek Week event and seemed to be enjoyed by Brothers, Sisters and participants alike The idea of the contest was to give competition between sororities for their pie baking and awards for the fraternity member that ate the most pics. The Phi Dclts walked away with the trophy and the Betas were left with four tables worth of half-eaten pics to clean up. Winter quarter for the Betas included a very successful Little Sister rush and Sweetheart Banquet and then a weekend of fun and skiing at Boone. North Carolina for their Winter Formal. 0 nbfii • iijakij fovCtl ; gk-hu BAOXIAZOXO rOCDnANU d Hkipf Chi Omegas celebrated Halloween and Homecoming weekend with a party and a punkin cut. The sisters and pledges enjoyed distributing the pumpkins to each fraternity anti sorority. It didn't take the pledges long to catch on to tire Chi O enthusiasm, as evidenced by their Wreck Tech and Miss Fall Rush spirit trophies They worked with :1k sisters on the Sigma Chi-Chi ) Dealer's Derby, the Miss Homvctmv ing campaign, and the parents' Homecoming tea. Despite such interruptions as the appearance of a live turkey on the second floor of the dorm, the sisters worked hard to top each other scholastically and win a pizza from their Pizza Pals.” As fall quarter drew to a close, Chi Omegas were busily organizing a winter formal in Atlanta ami lixiking forward to returning after Christmas. KAHY MTIO The Zeta Chapter of Omega Tau Sigma held the Third Annual lX g-patch Bluegrass Festival May 20. The sun shone, the bands played and the evening was a smashing success for the brothers and over 1100 visitors. Four bands, craft exhibits, clogging and barbeque were enjoyed by all. The Zeta Chapter also won the 11C School Scholarship Trophy w ith a gpa of 2.35. the highest average for any organization recorded by the Dean of Student Affairs of Auburn University in 5? years. I mat lew I mjlktt Willi Spring and rail nidi lines serving to strengthen the fraternity, the Theta Delta chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi has grown stcadtly since its Auhurn founding in tin- spring of 1974. The brothers, and the little sisters, the Kappa Kittens, serve as hostesses at social functions and participate in a Winter Greek Show featuring the well-known One Dance.” The brothers participate in community service projects such as the Guide Right movement which works with underprivileged youth in Auburn During the Winter quarter they held special ceremonies to honor the memory of General Chappie James, an honored and respected brother. I ■•!% Silling, left to tight Jctte Crawford. Antonio Holland. Jeffrey Row ter. Clemmie Lee Standing, left to right Kenneth Stevens, Andrew Jenkins, Kenneth Day. Joe Router. Primus Ridgeway. Gwjtc Davit. Reginald Router. Rick Rodgers. AnrhonyJ Williams. Curtis Pierce. Alvin Gocillette.Jantet Byers Jr.. Barry Coleman. Bernard Montgomery. K K JiBL 3 «“M iPKAHY MTIQ jc MUt The Delta Oii Fraternity held their annual Roaring 20s party during Winter Quarter. All the brothers, their dates, and the little sisters dressed for the occasion bringing back the spirit of the years. Tiic fraternity also participated in track, basketball, sottball and other intramural sports during the year. AAA h. NkIiwuJ K KUUuO K It Nfckwimd Delta Delta Delta kicked off winter quarter at Auburn with a Night in New Orleans, held annually with the Sigma Pi fraternity. The casino-type party benefited the All-Campus Fund Drive and Cancer Research. Winter quarter activities also included winter formal in New Orleans, and a Valentine's Day party held for Headstart Children. BAOXIAZO Ar TOCDnANiP I The Delta Gammas held their annual Christmas banquet at the Hungry Hunter Tavern. Sisters, pledges, alums, and Santa enjoyed a festive time together before the holidays. Among other IX'� activities during the year were: the annual Fall Retreat, a disco honoring our pledges. Winter Formal in Orlando, Florida — and Anchor Splash, an interfraternity swim meet whose proceeds are donated to the IXi national philanthropy — Sight Conservation and Aid to the Blind. PKAHY MTIO K ■'« It « AZCD n1 This fall the annual Miss Fall Rush pageant was sponsored by Delta Sigma Phi was won by Tina Floyd. The Delta Sigs celebrated the 70th year at Auburn and the 30th anniversary of the chapter house. Winter quarter included a beer tasting seminar sponsored along with the area Pabst distributor. The Carnation Ball was held at I.akc Guntcrsville State Park this year. There was also the annual Knginccrcd Leadership Retreat for the brothers. BAOXIAZO ATArOOflANU PKAHY MTIQ The licit house was decorated with a tree, stockings, and lots of tinsel for the annual Christmas party before finals. Santa Claus distributed gag gifts to brothers and their dates and champagne flowed liberally. Delta Tau Delta also held Mardi Gras, an all Campus Fund Drive, in the spring and continued to be active in sports with outstanding swimming and bowling teams as well in other minor sports. � -Hw t � M � • «C K On February 23rd. Auburn was changed into an livening in Hollywood”. The Delta Zetas and the Phi Gamma Deltas held their 2nd annual all-campus fund drive in Jovann Inn with a huge crowd. The evening features a casino, a talent show, a disco, and a fun-filled night with the movie stars. Other DZ projects include the sponsorship of a Navajo Indian child, a pledge formal, the Big Brother Love Before You Leap” party and a Winter formal in New Orleans. (Ik pH 4 I U |«H«o As c have been in previous years. Farm House was successful in achieving practically all the goals we set out to achieve this year. Throughout the year, we were able to continue to Ire of service to our community, our university, and our brotherhood. For the second year in a row. our success in achieving our goal of service to others was recognized by the presentation to us of the coveted AOPi achievement trophy and the Ralph Brown Draughon community service award. Socials with various sororities are among our more enjoyable activities. Pictured here are some of our brothers preparing for. and later enjoying, one such social with Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority k Ireland h N l«'ul BAOXIAZOrO)R fOCDflANUJ The Gamma Phi Beta pledges held their annual Christmas party for the sis-ters which included an excellent pledge kit. and many refreshments ami presents with fun for all. Other Gamma Phi activities included an ice skating party, a pledge retreat, the first annual charity football game between J tcM ami Anders sponsored with the Fijis. surprise early morning kidnap breakfasts ami a Homecoming Tea honoring the pledges. EPKAHY MTIO I � k Ab«l O KA TOOriANUJ EPKAHY MTIO l«� One of the biggest social events of Kappa Alpha fraternity's is the spring Old South party. Preliminary parties last for a week and finally uilminatc on Saturday night. The sound of rebel yells and horses' hooves can be heard as tin KA's pound down College Street — reminiscent of one of the South's hankst. yet grandest times. But OKI South is just a small part of K A life at Auburn They have Conv.v ium. the celebration of Robert F lee's birthday, whose attributes KA sttives to uphold to mold leaders, nor simple followers There is the Highlander Fling in early February, where the brothers and elates dress in kilts, the Christmas party with Santa and elves, the Kivcrboat party, the Winter Formal anel the house party in Florida t.tuprlMki � KAO . land C « f«Uat4 C. MftlMVl PKAHYMTIO Kappa Alpha Theta held its second annual Spring Fling — All Campus Fund Drive with Theta Zi Fraternity during Spring quarter. During Harmony's band breaks, tlie Thetas presented their Kat O’Brian’s Dance Revue. The revue featured popular songs performed by sisters and Theta Zi brothers. Spring Fling generated a great deal of response as well as being very enjoyable for all those involved. Since that time. Kappa Alpha Theta has continued to be involved in many other projects, such as visits to the Alabama Sheriffs Girls Ranch and parties for the children at Project Uplift (in conjunction with Beta Theta Pi Fraternity.) Gamma Omega Chapter also won three major awards at Grand Convention during the summer and enjoyed its formal in New Orleans during the spring. BAQXIAZO KA rOCDflANUJ :pkahy mtic Fall Quarter was a busy quarter for all Kappa Deltas. Burn the Bulldog. Sigma Chi Derby, and the Spirit Award all brought first place trophies to Kappa Delta. Kappa Delta was also fortunate to win Miss Fall Rush. Winter Quarter was highlighted by initiation and the traditional AOT party given in honor of our pledges The Kappa Deltas also enjoyed a formal weekend in Atlanta at the Sheraton Biltmorc. To end up the quarter. Kappa Delta and Sigma Alpha Epsilon held their annual Showdown with proceeds going to the All-Campus Fund Drive. During Spring Quarter, the annual spring dance was held Also. Kappa Delta was honored with the '78 Altruistic Award. ( ««hnl I axholt k h K'mW'mmbJ On Homecoming, Oct. 28, (he Kappa Kappa Gammas released 2,000 balloons during pre-game activities. Cards attached to the balloons determined which balloon floated the furthest. The person who bought that balloon for a mere 75 cents won $100 and the finder won $25. The proceeds of this venture will benefit the Symmetry House, a part of the hast Alabama Mental Health Retardation Center which assists children with emotional and behavioral disturbances Other Kappa activities during the year include a Founder's day program, a Homecoming Tea honoring the pledges, parties at Halloween, Valentine's Day, and Christmas. tl� c Senior Banquet and the Scholarship Banquet, the chapter retreat, the formal in Atlanta, and a roller skating party with Project Uplift children. K •PKAHY MTIO mr BAOXIAZO KZ reXOTlANiP A For the second year in a row Kappa Sigma fraternity won the Originality award in Step Sing and this year took 2nd place overall fraternity competition with Copacabana . Their winter formal was at Lake Guntcrsvillc and tf� c year was rounded out with numerous keg parties, little sister functions and sorority socials. PKAHY MTIfi Ixi. phc� lu. BAOXZAZO AXA r0®n ANUJ I 1 A k Huh k. im.ih (DAO ■ k � muh During Fall Quarter the Phi Delta Theta’s held their annual Bump Bama Bash with the Chi Omega’s to raise funds for the All Campus Fund Drive. During Spring Quarter tlx- Phi Delts sponsored a tennis tournament with the Tri-DcItS to raise money for the American Cancer Society. Other events during the year included a winter formal, and the annual Phi Dclt Roman Party held every spring % VUfflt orA M ( • « Ipkahy mtio For Phi Gamma Delta, the arrival of winter quarter brings the anticipation of such events as socials, little sister rush, formal, the FIJI-DZ Night in Hollywood”. and the favorite of the brothers. Step Sing. 'Step Sing is very hard work for the brothers of Phi Gamma Delta. The choreography, the music selection, and the organization is all of what makes Step Sing great. Unity in the achievements of a common goal. pk) ptio« pA pfcot'i pAQXIAZOQKUJrQCDnANUJ _J p k ru On November l7. Phi Psi held a Little Sister Social in appreciation for the £ xxi service of the Little Sister organization during the previous quarters. Other events included a GO's revival party, where every Rrotlier ami his date came dressed as their favorite GO'S |Krsonality. Also, the traditional end of the Hash was held with Jolly St. Nick nuking his yearly rounds During the winter quarter. Phi Psi a£.iin has a booked calendar with a Winter Formal in (iatlinhtirg. Tenn . their Fifth Birthday Oiebration and a National Founder's l ay Banquet. P («� .� ,. AQXIAZO DKT rOtPflANU. Phi Kappa Tau won its fourth straight all campus fraternity championship in football this year to close out a very- successful year in 1978. Among other events Phi Tau's participated in were its annual softball tournament, little sister Christmas party and an all campus fund drive with the A 0 Pi's, called the South Sea Fantasy. Phi Kappa Tau also represented league B as its All Sjxirts Trophy winner for 1978. The Phi Mu’s ventured to New Orleans, La., for their winter formal this year. After settling down in Dauphene Orleans Hotel in the French Quarter, the Phi Mu’s enjoyed shopping and exploring this exciting city during the day. The fun Saturday night began with an enchanting cruise down the Mississippi. Other activities included the annual Playboy Club” to raise money for the All-Campus Drive. During fall quarter, a formal dance was given to honor the new pledges Between social events. Phi Mu’s raised more than $1,000 for their national philanthropy. eazo riBorocDn anuj I nnrw4� The fourth annual Pi Beta Phi-Sigma Chi Dante Marathon was held Winter quarter. The couples in the Marathon raised money by asking people to sponsor them for every hour they danced. All proceeds went to charity. Throughout the entire Marathon the sisters played cards, danced and cheered for the couple' Besides, the Marathon. Pi Beta Phi also supports their philanthropises by holding Arroweraft sales at various times during the year. The proceeds go to aid the summer mountain craft workshop held in Gatlinburg. Tennessee :pkahy mtio The Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity held its first I .as Vegas South during fall |uancr. The Pikes worked on the preparation and decorations for .� month before the event. The party included a bar, band musk and the usual gambling tables. Other activities during the car include the annual l.uau party in the spring and A-Dav weekend for rushccs and alumni, when high school seniors are invited down to the Plains to party with the Pikes. «. pt «ogr f Wn v (.� -«. npKfN BAOXIAZCnKO) EKDnANUI � . p � itvgitpbtn PKAHYMTIQ The men of Pi Kappa Alpha at Auburn University placed emphasis upon service this year. Showboat, an annual fund-raising project in which their fraternity house is converted into an 1800's showboat, was very successful The Pi Kappa Phi's also sponsor The Greek Relies (a directory of the yearly sorority pledge class). The Easier Bunny Contest. The Ret! Rose Formal (where trie Pi Kappa Phi’s pick their sweetheart), and the annual A-Day African Jungle Party.” oO In January, the Sterna Alpha Epsilon fraternity held their annual little sister rush The girls were invited to tl c house to meet and talk with tl e hiotlicrs I attic sisters were then chosen from the group of rushces. Other SAE activities include a winter formal, the Banker's Ball, a House Party in Florida and a Student-Faculty dinner. PKAHYMTIO BAOXZAZO IX rOOnANUJ | «uuk PKAHY MTIO _____________ l« liach year (he Gamma Sigma chapter of Sigma Chi hosts the Sigma CTlti Derby Consisting of games, contests and parties, Derby is enjoyed by the whole campu: as well as the sororities who compete. Through Derby, the Sigs are able todccidt who they feel is the best sorority on campus. This year’s winner was Kappa Delta Besides Derby, the Sigs. along with the Chi Omegas held the first annua Dealer's Derby with proceeds going to charity Sigma Chis arc also known fo their casual Friday afternoon parties which seem to spring up all the time. . � . photo Ift pKx«. Beta Theta chapter of Sigma Nu was founded at Toomcr's Corner, 89 years ago. and since that time has initiated more men than any Sigma Nu chapter in the nation. This closeness among so many is the essence of Sigma Nu. Life at Sigma Nu encompasses everything from study help to social gathering, like the Winter formal held at the Marriott in New Orleans on February 2-4. Sigma Nu: unity in diversity . . . in pVrto t . I . Nxfcwood h NI Sigma Phi Hpsilon fraternity welcomed in their new little sisters with a 50’s party. Old and new little sisters dressed for the occasion in everything from poodle skirts to bobby socks, and the brothers came as everything from nerds to motorcycle gang members. Fall quarter brought the annual Alpha Chi Omega-Sigma Phi Epsilon Halloween Spectacular for Cystic Fibrosis which proved to be both rewarding and fun. Winter quarter, the SigEps pulled off a successful Valentine’s Day Kidnap of all the sororities' presidents. The girls were held for ransom until one can of food per sorority member was collected by the brothers. All food was donated to the Auburn Police Department for distribution to local needy families. k vniih Sigma Pi activities this year included a Winter Formal in New Orleans, a Founder’s Day banquet, little sister rush, anti a weekend snow skiing trip. Each A-Day the brothers hold a luau party. Alums and parents were encouraged to come for the weekend. Keg and skiing parties were held and participation in an annual boating seminar all included a part of Sigma Pi activities. LAID TO REST 195 BAOXIAZOTKE rOCDflANUJ H hlMkouu) “Speakeasy ' is among the most exciting events for the TKE’s during tlx: year Along with the ADPi's. a bard comes to host the Roaring 20’s Party. Dancing, a casino and lots of women entertain the crowd for the evening. Other activities include a wild and crazy” toga social with the ZTA’s. and a house party in Ft. Walton's Ramada Inn. Beta Lambda chapter captured the League B golf title for the fifth time in eight years. h. UMk� Ood PKAHY MTIO The '8-79 school year was a special one for the Theta Chis. because it marked the rracernity’s 60th year on the Auburn campus. To celebrate the occasion, a tea was held for alumni and faculty. Other events during the year included a Winter formal ir. Montgomery, a Keg Toss for Greek Week and a Caveman party for A-Day. BAOXEAZO 0= rCXDnANUJ; PKAHY MTIfi t- «« f. Kj The brothers ami licclcr sisters of Theta Xi celebrated Valentine's Day with their annual party sponsored by the little sister program. The evening was highlighted with the crowning of the Valentine King and his court. Other activities throughout the year include the Winter formal, the spring house party and Spr m !-'!ing , an all campus fund drive co sponsored with Kappa Aloha Theta sororitv K I r kigMind r. highUiki BAOXZAZOZTArOOriANUJ: I. . SU 1 r K.SM� %I PKAHY MTIfl The eta Tau Alpha's anil their dates had fun in New Orleans at their Winter Formal They spent an evening in Fat City anil ail day Saturday strolling through the French Quarter, topping off the weekend with a banquet and dancing to HOTKI.” Saturday night. Several other eta activities include the Homecoming Tea and Heat Georgia Tea. Another big event during fall Qtr is their annual Halloween party with the Delta Tau Delta’s for the Head Start Children. This Spring Quarter the Zeta’s participated in the all campus fund drive Showboat’ with tlie Pi Kappa Phi's. A Pages 274 through 405 is classified as School. If you want to know what the president of Auburn looks like, you arc at the right place If you want to know who's on the Board of Trustees, just scan turning the pages. Photographs along with brief descriptions arc included in School, but so arc other things which might interest students While many students might rather play, some do spend ample time with their studies. In some instances, this pays off and a member is initiated into campus honoraries. Those who have excelled in one way or another might be pictured in the Who's Who” section. Each department may have a separate honorary, and if so, members arc shown here. All communications information is listed under School Those students who spend many sleepless nights laying out pages for the newspaper or yearbook arc featured in addition to those mysterious voices of WEGL-FM The governing board of campus communication activity is also included The Board of Student Communication is composed of campus leaders and communications representatives who set policy and regulations concerning communications. School” involves more than attending classes. School is the big name that encompasses all the decisions, all the decision-makers and those interested in Auburn progression. section editors claudie harris ames h. Strickland rope salter ADMINISTRATION Board of Trustees 1 k mlMd It's late at night as a few brave students sneak up the driveway to the President's home. The students hurriedly soap the windows of Dr. Philpott’s car Then, a frenzied attempt at tolling it is followed by a race down the driveway at a sudden sound If the above scene sounds familiar, you might be one of the guilty culprits or maybe you heard someone on the concourse tell you about the time he or she rolled Uncle Harry’s” car. At any rate, you can identify with those anonymous students in their attempt to uncover the cloud of awe which encompasses'Dr. I Iarry M. Pliiljxxt. Most students claim they only see Uncle Harry. as they refer to him. twice: once as a freshman while dining on his lawn, and when they shake his hand at graduation. Thus, a certain fantasy surrounds the house on the hill and its residents. To dispose of that mystery here is a direct but short description of the President of Aubum University. Dr Philpott became President of Auburn University in 1965. Dr. Philpott has served as president under Governors George Wallace, I.urlecn Wallace, Albert Brewer and Fob James. Behind the image is a man. a real man who has interests similar to any student Dr. Philpott likes to ccx k, hut doesn't like cleaning up the mess. His dog, a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel named Lonnie, is the head of the household lasnnie i truly a family dog, since the owners of Lonnie’s brothers and sisters arc owned by Dr. Philpott's children. Through tlvc Student Leader's meetings, held twice a year. Dr. Philpott is able to meet some students. It is impossible for Dr. Philpott to get to know every student, bm if by chance you do get to know him or maybe through reading this you'll realize . . . he's human, too. Vice Presidents and Deans CLAjU • In an attempt to show students the personal side of Auburn's administrators. these sketches present a brief insert into their lives. Thus, each student can sec the personal side of their life as well as the business side Dr Lanham, Vice President for the Administration, is in charge of the University Budget Drawing up the budget is a full time job since each year's budget overlaps the next year’s budget. In Dr. Lanham’s free time he relaxes by working in his yard. Like many othrrs. Dr. Tincher enjoys boating, swimming, and relaxing at Lake Martin. Dr. Tinchcr's favorite activity at the lake with his family is having a wcitier roast As head of Student Services, Dr. Tim her has the responsibility of looking after incoming students, their problems and financial aid. Most people go to Lake Martin to swim, ski or fish — bui not Dr Littleton. When Ik goes to the lake, he chops wood. Dr Littleton is in the process of finishing the inside of their newly built lake home. Dr. Littleton. Vice President of Avadcmic Affairs, supervises the University’s teaching program. Dr. Bramlctt, Vice President for Intension and Public Service Programs, has a diverse list of interests. I lis hobbies range from landscaping and photography to reading philosophy. Dr. Bramlctt teaches a Sunday School class in Auburn. Kvery morning for the last two years, he has been gigging 1.7 miles, but he hopes to work up to 2 miles soon. Has a prestigious horse ever sent you flowers? Well, Katharine Cater. Dean of Student Life, received flowers from Seattle Slew while in the hospital. Being good friends with the owners of Seattle Slew. Dean Cater had the honor of meeting Seattle Slew while in Garden City, New York. She felt fortunate to get to thank him for the flowers in person . . .or in horse? Ask IX-an Kagan about the hole in Sanford Tower. With a gleam in Ins eve, he’ll tell you that the Confederate troops, which were once stationed at the president’ home, fired a cannon that hit the tower. Then he’ll chuckle as he remembers how he fooled a former SGA president into believing his fictional story The next time he relates this tale he’ll probably add three gullible Glom staffers. DK. LANHAM DR. BRAMLETT DR. LITTLETON Dr. Gram. Special Assistant to President. says his job not only includes food services, student health and the federal regulations penaining to students. hut also anything else I’m told to do. Dr. ('.rant has an interest in local history- that keeps him busy in spare time. And like Dr. Carroll. Grant enjoys working on his cattle farm — an utter pleasure. Rhett Riley holds the title of Business Manager anti Treasurer of Auburn University. The job keeps him busy, but that is enjoyable to him because he loves working with people. His favorite pastime is the many spectator sports at Auburn University. Dr. Carroll, as Vice President of Research, maintains research policies and assists both fat ulty and students in their research efforts. In addition to these responsibilities. Dr. Carroll also enjoys writing articles for publication in professional journals. When away from the University, Carroll enjoys playing golf and tending to the cattle at his farm in Camp Hill, Alabama. Dr. Vallcry brings some culture into his job as Assistant to the President. Dr. Vallcry enjoys classical music and going to Auburn's Theatre. He loves to tell of his trips to Asia. Africa and India. DEAN CATER k .nltn.1 DEAN RAGAN h. RHETT RILEY DR. GRANT DR. CARROLL DR. VALLERY k rl� fvl � i t n«% Dean of Schools ... clajl USYYLayrV) DEAN HAXEMAN DEAN COOPER DEAN McPHEETERS iftlind DEAN HOBBS I « w� r� | � HM I «hmr I itMNI C)rin� I Responsibilities of the deans consist of stacks of pap vork, meeting and speaking with many j eoplc and looking after their own particular school’s problems These duties keep the deans busy, but if given the day off each dean quickly thought of a favorite project or activity. Dean Cooper should feel a little chagrined alxiut his golf game. He taught his son how to play, hut now Cooper says his son beats him at his own game Sounds like Dean Cooper needs to spend a little less'time being Dean of the School of Pharmacy and spend more time sharpening up his golf game Dean McPhccters of the School of Architecture and Fine Arts is described as extremely patient by his wife when asked an outstanding quality in him This patience helps him relate to his students. Dean McPhccter loves to go boating on his 16-foot runabout. When the graduate school moves into the old music building this spring at least one person will lie happy. Dean Parks will be glad to move the graduate school from second floor of Mary Martin Hall to the first floor of their new home. But it's not the convenience or easy cxccssability of the first fltxsr that Dean Parks likes. Why does he like the first floor.' Because as he says, for the first time, the graduate sthtx� l will have a front door .” If you thought all cabooses were red, you'd better check with Kdward Hobb . Dean of An and S.tences Dean Hobb's daughter, Blair, is his caboose or at least that is what lie calls her. He says since she is younger, she keeps him up to date and keeps him going. Although George Horton is t ean of the School of Business he also likes to be called an engineer Dean Horton's favorite hobby is playing with toy trainv He has a collection of 1920 and 1930 style trains. Dean Horton enjoys his trains, but he always finds plenty of time for his 7-year-old granddaughter. His main hobby is the business schools Dean Haneman of the School of Engineering says hi- wife thinks all engineers arc scpiare, but quickly adds, she's not ready to trade me in yet.” Dean I Jar.cmar. is doing his pan to dispose of her theory. His hobbies range from sailing his 18-foot catamaran to playing choo-choo trains with Dean Horton. When asked his opinion of Auburn lie simply stated, I'm proud to lx- here. The Home Economics Department may not be a bed of roses, but at least the department head has one. Dean Galbraith enjoys growing roses in her yard. She fertilizes, sprays and waters them until the summer is half over and she is worn out Even though she quits pampering her roses, they continue to bloom and she keeps her office filled with the smell of fresh cut roses. Dean Vaughan is new at his job. He has been Dean of the Veterinary School only since September, 1977. Vaughan previously taught at Cornell and then at Auburn Although Vaughan cnioys his new position he misses teaching, treating his patients and he despises the paperwork the job of dean requires. Dean Vaughan said his own children help him see things frtmi the students' point of view. Dean Rouse. School of Agri culture, enjoys growing camellias. His yard has a variety of colors of camellias that make his yard a colorful site to sec. If Peppermint Patti ever agrees with her teacher it'll be a rare occasion, but Dean Black-bum would certainly know about it An avid fan of Schulz, Dean Blackburn has a Peanuts cartoon on a shelf in his office to inspire him as he heads the Education Department. DEAN BLACKBURN DEAN GALBRAITH Dr. AN V AI (?IIA COMMUNICATIONS BOARD The Communications Board is responsible for the general supervision of the campus radio station and all publications supported by student activity fees. The authority of the board is outlined within the Student Government Association Code of Laws. The functions of the board are: qualifications o? editors of the Glomcrata and the Plainsman and the selection of the station manager of WEGL, the business managers of the Glomerata and Plainsman, the editor and business manager of the Tiger Cub. and the editor of the Auburn Grcle. The Board also super vises the financial affairs of these operations and approves editorial policies gov eming student publications and broadcasts supported by activity fees. Faculty members and students are represented on the Board of Student Communications. Faculty members consist of the Dean of Student Affairs (Chairman), a President's representative, the University Business Manager, an instructor of journalism and an instructor of speech. Student members are the President of the SGA and six members of the senior class, one of whom serves as an alternate, selected by the Student Senate from names submitted by faculty members and the SGA President. Fine Row: I Edward Taylor. Buddy Bitfield. Kathy Knft. fjnda Johnton. Betty Bled oe. John Cook Second Row: Dean T. Drew Ragan. Tec William . Rcoannc Woodward. Wanda Kenton. Kelly (Wm Third Row: Andy Bolt. Al Sicinink. Dace Hatnc. Lynn Dawvm.Jeff Store Fourth Row: Dr Frnect Phillipt. Mark Winne. Diek Barker.Chuck Meaccl M COMMU Slonov. -C the Circle The Grc e is the university's quarterly magazine, featuring fiction, in-depth features, poetry, art and photography. This year was a landmark one for the five-year old magazine. with the Society of Professional Journalists award for the outstanding college magazine in the Southeast and an all-time high circulation of 8,000 issues. Editor: Mark Winrse lift to Right: Ri k Hitmen. Dr. R. V. Arvielson. Jimmy Grimes, Dewey English. (.wefcok I OK Sol. aft COMMUNICATIONS Ihe Auburn Plainsman PLAINSMAN EDITOR Dtck Parker b hwr The Auburn Plainsman is the weekly campus newspaper that his over 100 memberson its staff. Did you plant the bugs without bong seen.' The speaker, a tall, lanky student dressed in a button down shirt, Jiod sweater, khakis and penny loafers, lounged behind his desk and aimed another dan at the wall. Sure, no way they’ll come across it. said the o«he: student, who was dressed identically to the first, except that he kept one button of his button downs unbuttoned for originality. Tlic slupc tlx- newspaper office is in. lie continued, we could have hidden Jotdan-Harc Stadium down there without them finding it Good work, the student behind the desk said, smiling as a dart penetrated a grainy reproduction of Matk Wmne's nostril Have you found anything out yet Well you can listen to the tapes we’ve done so far. but we haven’t got anything concrete yet. said the standing student, wondering to himself if the unbuttoned button on his button downs was lust a little too radical. ’’Here's a tape we recorded on Monday.” (bonk, bonk, bonk . ”Gee, you're beautiful Nancy . . . I really think we could make beautiful music together.” heard them in the third grade . .” bonk. bonk, bonk) Okay, who was that, asked the mar. behind the desk, as he launched a dan that landed somewhere m between Betsy Butgereit’s left ear ind her chin That was Harmon propositioning a typesetter in the business staff named Nancy McKee. said the other What do you have on her? PLAINSMAN NEWS STAFF: Julie Spafford. lonnie Adamson. Marilyn Kitchens. Dave White. Kelly Kohler. Vickey Hum. Myra Hunter. Peggy Sam ford. Beth Deei, Kiren McGuire. Melaine Worley. Marianne Ashmore. Steve parish. Marian Peden, Matk Wmne. Market- Jacobs. Don Sproul, Ellen Kelly. Bill Gibson. sorry Rick. I'm already in a musical and besides I know all your lines by heart. I Not much She’s a brunette, fairly cute Only thing we could find against her is. she walks around smiling and singing really sappy songs and she’s been in the company of Mike Sellers and Butgereir You know the people who ran the dog for ’Miss Auburn’ “Which dog did they run1 “The real one Boy. we can tell you’re not running for re-election “ Okay, what do you have on Butgereit1 Well, we haven’t found anything concrete, but there is a lot of suspicious stuff, we've tome across ” Such as? ’’Well, we found 4SO cracker wrappers in her waste basket, a-id that was just one afternoon Then we also (use reason to believe that slsc is part of a terrorist organization working to Overthrow the library. What was that bonking noise?” ”Wc teally aren’t sure about that. It’s some machine down there that Chuck AnshuU and David Gibson work. All we really know about it is that about cvcrv 15 minutes it will yell 'door shot, sucker’. Okay, start the tape again. (Julie Johnson, if you don’t go out with me. well. I’m not saying that would be the thing that would push me over the brink, but Haley Center is kind of a long drop and a few hours of your time could avoid so much . . . Yes. Julie. I will let you know so you can set up a photo assignment . . Rah. Rah Rhcc. Kick cm in the knee. Rah. Rah. Ras Barry, we don't mean to kick you out of the business office, but we kind of would like to go before your dog does.) PLAINSMAN EXECUTIVE ; Betsy Butgcreit, Bcclu Thom,, PLAINSMAN BUSINESS STAFF: Paul Ftiwdi, Dave Harm, John Bnnkerhoff. John Weatherly. Sown Hettinger, Mike Sellers N,ncy McKee. « '� « Sluiir.on White, Cindy Shrader. Carolyn I,«en. Jill Thom,,. Tim Hum Ye,, first part uiundrd like llirmnn again Right I Right Same result? ■Right “ -What was tFvat rah, rah link' Oh. that � as Dick Parker, promoting the Auburn spirit ” Do you h,vc anything on him? Orly a couple of rumor, we've heard about him bring , done of Parker Stevenson We're cheeking them out There' a h� nce it might turn out to be Steve Garvey What w,� the I, ! part of tlie conversation about? Oh. that was run Dave Harris anti Tim Huu kicking Barry Webneout of the bourses, office before hi, dog made an addirion torheir adr.” What about Harm and Hum'” PLAINSMAN TECHNICAL STAFF David Gitwon. Rebevcajoocs m PLAINSMAN ENTEKTAI NM ENT STAFF: Stephen Car. Scott Thurston. Stephen K Simpwn. Rebecs a Jones. Winky William). Risk Haimun PI-AINSMAN SFCRFTARIFS TYPHSFTTFR.S Joy Huf- � - lofd. Marilyn Kitchens. Jill Thomas 'They seem pretry normal They wear button downs. hod's ami penny loafers “ Pretty regular guys, huh' Well, let's hear more of the tape (Blam. Zap. Pow. Kcrspiat. Kapowie) What was that' Did the building bio up' Did bulge rat tali'” Oh. you’re so clever chief, I don’t see how you come up with those cute remarks Naw. that was Wchne being beaten to a pulp “ Ho come, he seems like a nice enough guy. lor an independent'” I don’t really know. I think he made some bad financial investments with some of the female staff members’ money At least when Julie Spafford. Becki Thomas. Marlcee Jacobs and Vic key Hunt beat him to a pulp they kept yelling something about ’going out on a limb’ ” “Did you get anything on Julie Spafford that «e can use' No. are you kidding' She’s engaged ” Seatt the tape agun ’’ PLAINSMAN COPY STAFF: Kathy Masters. Pai Jones. Sue Anken btandt. Marlcee Jacobs I«� « PLAINSMAN FEATURE STAFF: Julie Johnson. Rick Harmon. Kelly Kohler. Kiren Hanley. Wanda Kenton. Buddy Davis PLAINSMAN PHOTOGRAPHERS: Jeff Hansard, Ford Risley—phocoeditor and the rune behind the limb. Pam Childers. Sieve a ► cr Windham. Andy Keen um, Gordon Bugg.Jan Watson, Vu key Hunt, Lit Price. Mark Alimxid (Greetings and salutations, Women . . Hey. friary-haired Greek, arc you going to review that album, or have you found vmsr other tone-deaf individual to take your plate ) What the devil was that greeting and salutations hit IXd a I'FOestablish contact or something “Na� '. that was Dave White assigning stories “Yea. I heard he was pretty dedicated Dedicates!, after he started writing his stories on the evils of smokestacks on campus, he waxed Don Sproul’s lips shut. What was the second part of the conversation with the friaay haired greek about? Oh. (hat was lust some totally obnoxious person calling Scott Thur ston.” Yea, what about this Thurston Is he with us or against us Well, he's one of us. but he does has-e some ptetty obnoxious independent habits and ideas, for instance, he chose an independent as his assistant — Stephen K Simpson Why did lie choose Simpson I don't know. I asked him about it once and all he would say was. My mother always told me two Israds ate better than one I didn't really understand what hr meant Anything else on the tape Yea. just a little I’ll play it.” (Verbagc. vetbage. vetbage . . Kim. you could be turning down your chance foe a lifeiime of hippincss. Come with me to Italy. Spain. The Heart of Auburn Motel . . . ) Let me guess The first part of that conversation had to be Mark Winne. right? Yea. chief, how did you know He talks just like he writes The second parr had to be Harmcn again, right Right “ They 're the people we want to get Do you have anything on them No. I'm afraid, despite their attempts at the contrary, they live like saints. But we ate investigating whether they have violated the Mann Act with Julie Johnson What you're saying then, is you don't have anything on the Plainsman staff that we can use at all? “Well, that's kind of true, chief But let me tell you about the pirn connection we're working on . COMMUNICATION WEGL Campus Radio Station WEXil. has been on the air since April 25. 19 ! The station is currently performing three functions. It senes as a campus radio station, giving special attention to news regarding the University and student body and to campus events. It provides alternative programming to residents of lee County. It serves to give experience to its student staff. To some it provides their first broadcasting experience; to others it provides an opjxirtunity for growth in broadcasting 'kills IX'EGL was started by and is operated by students. VC'Ed. has grown from a station with programming modeled after commercial stations to a public radio station with a diverse schedule of programming VC'EGL STAFF — 1m row Jimmy laihtm, Billv Luras, Dan Miahlbach, Chuck Mend, Doug Bailey 2nd row Pam McCullough. Fred Morns. Ouis Carey. Mark Skoneki. Debbie Smith. Tim Allison. Lisa Clark. Mukesh Parekh. Kathy Carnet. Bill Croricr 5rd row Mike Walker. Criig McCall. Bub I ruin. Richard Cherry. Carolyn Ives'. Teddy Pratr. Berks Turner. Tom Crenshaw. Bo Chambers. Russ Durrett. Debbie Roe moth. Chud) Hendrix. Trent Dunn. Rebar a Jones. Dooru Herring 290 COM.Ml M( AIION WEGL ANNOUNCERS — Itt ro� H-lly Ijkav Jimmy Ijtham. Bruno Trenklcr. I ou£ Bailey. Churk Mrwl nd row Ijea Clark. Fred Morris Carolyn Ivey. Tim Allivon. Debbie RocmiKh. (Tim Carey. Bill Gorier !rd row Craix McCall. Bob Irwin. Toddy Prate. Bo Chamber . Oiuik Hendrix. Trent Dunn. Roberta Jono COMMUNICATIONS 91 weg WEGL ENGINEERS - Com Sm.th, Bruno Trcnkkr KM bill ft: OMMI NU AHON W EG I. SPORTS STAFF — i« rmr Mike X Ikrr Fred Nlomv Trem l unn 2nd nm Mirk Sknrxki. Tin Allium Vt'EGL NEWS STAFF - i« row Mulceth Pirekh. Lin Clark. Dan Muhlbxh. Debbie Sullivan. Fred Morris. T.«n nib... Omhiv. Ikvkv Turner. RUharii Chary 2rvl row Ruw Durrett, Terrv M«c. Mark Skoneki. IXxut ikiilev Jrd row Bob Irwin. Carolyn Ivey. Kathy Carrier, Jo Anne Peterson. Pin-. McCullough. Mike Walker. . . . where the eagle flies. The most popular form of recreation next to I fall Frisbee is hiding things and keeping secrets and hiding things . . . (Chi Sigma Forever.) Chuck Femald stops by and shoots the bull with Green and John, two of his fraternity brothers. Charlie saved John's life Fall and Winter quarters by allow ing him to use his car full time: why not Charlie likes to ride his Dimmer 750. Green and Charlie leave to vist the Beta party at Dudley. John goes into his office to check on Ixta and finds her asleep in big chair. Poor Ixta has been trying to do her internship at Dadeviile High School and layout Greeks pages. Greeks, among others has been one of the more difficult sections in the Glotn this year. John and Ixta decided to feature an old photograph for each grcck group pictured to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the grcck system at Auburn. Trying to find 45 old grcck pictures is not an easy task. w. Jnk« |. rook It is 10:01 p.m. on a Saturday night in the office of the Gamma Lambda Omicron Mu. where things arc rather quiet tonight. Jim Strickland. Organizations hditor. works quietly at his overcrowded desk, cramped full of unidentified group shots and non-existent copy 11 amid Blackwood, Assistant Photo Editor, is busy again in the darkroom that at the last checking S3 degrees. Harold is taking up the slack and printing EVERYBODY elsc’s work and having to wait till 5 in the morning at the office. I It- then tells me he is going to start sleeping in the night time like normal people. John Cook. Editor, about faints, the lack of sleep is starting to affect his mind. Ixta Stepp, Greeks Editor, is spending her Saturday doing the Delta eta pages and asking if it is all right to chop off people's fingers with the Tcclmi-Croppcr and a yellow pencil. Green alias David Strickland, Managing Editor, wanders into the office in a drunken stupor, but claims he has been studying Organic Chemistry (Ha Ha) with his lab partner. What is her name Green? The cover has come in the day before and John has been trying to hide it from the staff so they will be- surprised. I Ic shows the cover to Paul Strickland, Art and Design Editor, and Jack Mailette, last year’s art editor for their approval. Kelly Ireland. Photo Editor, and Mike Sellers. Pageant Director, team up with Laura Linton, one of bur (Worn beauties to produce a surprise issue of the Plainsman. The Photographers enjoy hiding their photos from the section editors. I VCfT I imk It is now 3:30 in the afternoon. John finally manages to wander back into the office after staying up late talking about how people don't really understand life at the Glomcrata and never will until they come down and try it. Curt LeVan, Classes Editor and general right-hand man. is worried about the upcoming elections and what to do about the staff for next year. Harold, Curt and John talk until the wee hours and then everyone piles out the door through the rain into their boats” (OK Harold?) Betty Bledsoe is a good Business Manager, but sensitive about several subjects Kelly decides that Betty's office should become a house of ill-repute to help balance the lxx ks. Everyone lends a hand: a mattress is found, red flashing lights are brought in. a ratltcr large stack of Playboys and Penthouses are placed in strategic places, old liquor bottles arc added, and appointment book is modified” t «« dxkrv (Sorry, Betty), posters arc placed on the wall and John calls Betty to set-up the trap. Harold hides in the ceiling with hiscamcra and the rest of the staff hides in the Photo Editor's office next door. The blinking red lights tip Ik-tty off and she turns ten shades of red as I larold snaps the immortal picture. Betty begs to have her office restored and the staff complies. The phone rings, Hope Salter. Honoraries Editor, answers Union Base ment w ill you hold please? At one time the (Horn’s phone numlxr was the same as the Union Desk’s so the fun never stops. Many members of the staff are as good as employees of the union desk at giving out scores and wrong phone numbers. Amy Hamill, Student Life Editor and resident Buffet freak, is trying desperately to finish her section. The remaining hurdle is the Snow layout. There arc too many pictures and absolutely NO copy. Amy enlists the help of Curt. Mike Sellers, and Steve Chew, Sports Editor, to have a small copy writing party. Just the four of them and two cases of Miller. The following is part of the uncensored text from that famous night. . . In the beginning there was no copy, so the Glom staff said ’let there lx- beer’, anti after many beers there wa copy, anti it was good (or so said Classes. Student Life anti Sports Editors anti the Pageant I u :o.« |.iui I ihcrcr Director)... and here it is 'Damn it’s cold’ he said as he pot up. Being of digital society he noticed it was 3:22 and he knew that wasn’t right, because he went to bed at 4.” Finally a case of Miller is finished and so is the staff. Amy and Curt sneak off to the mattress and Amy gets lead poisoning (which is another story altogether). The time is Christmas and while most of the staff leaves to enjoy the break with friends or parents, the hard-core Glom addicts arc still at it. Will Dickey, Guest Photographer, arrives from Chatom to lend a hand and in general distract the staff from whatever they are doing (which does not take much, especially during break). He brings with him the recipe for Fog Cutter’s Punch which is a simple brew that contains over 17 quarts of assorted liquors. In the office, Kelly and John arc decorating a Christmas tree that the staff bought at Harry’s Midnight Tree Lot. Will gets John. Kelly and Curt together for a quick game of I fall Frisbcc followed by Hall Bobsledding, followed by a rather rowdy game of Oh-S word”. Hall games arc the new thing at the Glom, the release from the tension is welcomed. Fred Nichols, ace photographer and co-hort with John, decides to take to the roof of Biggin Hall to attempt the perfect” picture of Samford Tower. They climb through a window and stand on the roof, where they arc spotted by Campus Security, who think they are suicidal maniacs. John and Fred hide in a dark room and finally escape when John tries the old they went that way” lie. After returning to the office, Campus Security is added to the Great Glom k irtijnJ S-Word List along with the headless Santa Claus. Andy Nutt, and the Theta .is Kelly needs a special parking sticker and since the SGA would not see fit to grant him one. he invents the I .-zone. He sets an all-campus record w ith only five tickets in 40 days parking in an A-zone Fall quarter. After he finally gets his Special sticker, he starts parking on the sidewalk in front of the office f fe claims that it is his reserved spot and has his name on the sidewalk if anybody would care to look. It is early Saturday morning, in the United Offices of the Union Building. The Union Basement I.ilxrracion Army is checking its weapons and escape plans, they head upstairs. Their goal: total control of the Model UN. Gordon Bugg. photographer and military genius, gets into a real fight. Kelly and John storm the stage and are thrown off by the newest addition to the Glom S-Word List. So much for the great raid. All they wanted was a pub in the basement of the Union. Wanda Kenton. Features Editor, stops by the office for a second to drop off some copy. Claudia Harris. Administration Editor, is busy tr mg to schedule a photo assignment with President Philpott. After it i over site and Jimmy Sherer pick out some prints to make h Ntkn.il h Klxkx.d i nnholt h NtckraiJ « -■� I iw4 and Claudia starts to help Jim. She tries hard, even if she wanted to put part of Honoraries in sideways. Meg Hooper. Composites bditor, is quite a character. Whether she is climbing into someone's office through the ceiling or playing Hall Frisbcc. one can never tell what out at second base is up to next. To begin the new year off right, the staff gave John a birthday party, January 19- I-eta worked for weeks to keep perhaps the best kept secret of the year. The party included pin-the-tail on-the donkey and streamers that are still up in the office. Editors Sole: This copy has been a lot of fun (regardless of what the typist says). Some of it is not true, much of it is down right lies, but my staff understands it all. It's been one hell of a year. Yours in the bond of Gamma Lambda Omicron Mu.JCC. WHO’S WHO Forty nine students from Auburn University were chosen as members of Who’s W'ho in Amencan Colleges and Universities for the 1978-1979 school year. These students were nominated by a local committee consisting of both students and faculty members. These nominations were sent to tlic national headquarters for Who’s Who. where the final selection was made. The students who were picked for Who’s Who at Auburn are featured in this section. To find out a little more about each student, a questionnaire was sent to each member Tire students were asked to show their attitudes toward life, leadership and their taste of both at Auburn. Some of their replies arc listed below to give a closer look at these campus leaders. CINDY NEEL: Sorority President and President of Fellowship of Christian Athletes Q: Why do you think you made Who’s Who? A: A certain amount of recognition just naturally accompanies positions of leadership. For me, these positions of leadership were privileges the Lord gave me to serve him as well as the people who elected me. © DAVID HERMECZ: Trainer, War Eagle IV 76-79. Presi-dent of Alpha Phi Omega Q: In your opinion, what is the main characteristic of Auburn? A: Auburn students have pride in their school ... my proudest moments here have been those spent at the side of War Eagle IV, the symbol of the Auburn Spirit.” CATHY WOOD: Secretary of Student Life for SGA, Omit run Delta Kappa Q: Why do you think you made Who’s Who? A: Every student at Auburn is, in his own way, a Who’s Who with his own special contribution to our university. Without that contribution. Auburn would not be Auburn.” DANA BARNES: Homecoming Queen 77-78, Varsity Cheerleader Q: Why do you think you will miss Auburn? A: I’ll miss fall quarter football games, pep rallies and parades. It’s when the real Auburn spirit fills the air.” VANCE BAKER: UPC Coordinator, University Singers Q: How would you describe your years in Auburn? A: Rigorous with reason . . a time of maturity . Cindy Neil. David Hermecr Oihy Wind. Vince Baker, Dm Bimea LYNN DAWSON University Singers. Mortar Board Q: What is the main characteristic of Auburn? A: Auburn has an optimistic, trusting, secure atmosphere. It means security. It means there are several thousand people who are going through the same things you arc. It means you arc never really alone ” SALLIE ALFORD: Sorority Secretary. Angel Flight Regional Q: If you had to do it all over, what would you change? A: I would enjoy all I participated in more and worry less. It's senseless to waste time worrying unnecessarily. GINNY DOMINICK Sorority President. Omicron Delta Kappa Q: What is your advice for freshmen? A: Remember always that sage seniors don’t have all the answers, even it it appears that they do.” MARK LEBERTE: Head Cheerleader. Spades Q: What is the main characteristic of Auburn ? A: The main characteristic of Auburn is the constant, undying devotion to the ‘War Eagle Spirit’ no matter how many times the damn 'Crimson Tide' beats us. JACK SHERRER: SGA Senator. Mortar Board Q: What is your advice for freshmen? A: My hope for freshmen is that they realise early that academics is only a small pan of the college experience ” I.ynn Sal lie Alford. Ginny Dominick JEFF MEADOWS: SGA Senator. Chairman. Budget and Finance Commit ter Q: What have you learned dunng your stay at Auburn? A Through working with different kinds of people. I’ve learned to accept each person for what he is and build strong relationships from that Mark Leherte. Jxk Sheerer MATT HALL: President of School of Agriculture. Spades Q: What advice do you have for freshmen? A When things come your way. go after them College is to you what you make it.” BEVERLY PEARCE: Sorority Treasurer. Mortar Board Q: If you had to do it all over, what would you change? A: I would direct more of my time to my growth as a Christian In order to move mountains and mole hills, you have to trust in the Lord ” Matt Hall. Beverly FYarce. Jeff Mc io� s k irrUol Deborah Schmitz. Melanie Roberta. Alan Little k Anne Farrnet Dptcomb. Gmilyn Grant. Karen Candler DEBORAH SCHMITZ: President. American Institute of Chemical Engineers. President. Tau Beta Pi Q: If you had it to do all over again, what would you change? A: I wish I had complained less about a few situations, and worked harder to correct them. MELANIE ROBERTS: Sorority President. Mortar Board Q: How would you describe your years in Auburn? A: A composite of every college woman's life — topsid-ers and loafers, sweaters and add-a-bcads, dating, despising alarm clocks, studying hard. ALAN LITTLE: Mortar Board President. Omicron Delta Kappa Q: Have you enjoyed your leadership positions? A: At times it’s been hard but most times the reward was so much more than I deserved. Meeting people, making friends, making a few enemies, going to meetings; it’s all a part of growing up. it’s all a part of college, it's all a part of Auburn.’’ MIKE FRENCH: University Singers. Fraternity Brother of the Year Q: What will you miss most about Auburn? A: Unquestionably, the people. Auburn is my home now and the people are my friends. LINDA JOHNSON: SGA Secretary of Affairs. Jeffrey Fraaier Stein Award Q: What have you learned while at Auburn ? A: I’ve questioned my basic beliefs, and thus, strengthened my faith in them. HORIS COOK: Army ROTC Commander, President, Fraternity Pledge Class Q: What is the main characteristic of Auburn? A: No one can leave Auburn without taking a little of Auburn with them . . and leaving a little of themselves behind.” ANNE FARMER LIPSCOMB: President Pro-Tern of the Student Senate Q Why do you think you made Who's Who? A: If I knew the answer. I would have it patented and make a mint selling my secret to prospective resume writers. GERRILYN GRANT: President of Afro-American Association. Minority Affairs Assistant Director Q If you had to do it all over, what would you change? A: Nothing. I did exactly what I wanted to do. KAREN CANDLER: Gamma Sigma Sigma President. Omicron Delta Kappa Q What will you miss about Auburn? A: I will miss the friends I’ve come to know and love, walking to class listening to the bells chime in Samford Tower, going to Homecoming, and eating hot fudge cake at Shoney’s Mike French Linda Johnson. Horn Cook KAREN DAVIS: Miss Auburn 78-79, War Eagle Girls and Plainsmen Q: What advice do you have lor freshmen? A: When you fail, use your failures for growth in personal developments and when you succeed, succeed with humility, keeping all things in perk,- spective.” DAVE WHITE: News Editor for Plainsman. Omicron Delta Kappa Q: What is Auburn's main characteristic? A “So many men and women your own age in one place creates a diffi to imitate atmosphere. RICK REYNOLDS: I PC Administrative Vice President. Spades Q: How would you describe your years in Auburn? A: Rewarding and challenging . . . facing different challenges day. Ib'r White. Karen Davis. Rick Reynold EDDIE WHEELER: IFC President. Fraternity President Q What will you miss most about Auburn? A I will miss the most the friendly people, the atmosphe of cooperation — all those things which contribute to tl fabled 'Auburn Spirit.’ ” ANN HECHT: Angel Flight Operations Officer. SGA Pi Secretary Q: What advice do you have for freshmen? A With over two hundred chartered organizations Auburn’s campus, there is plenty of room for everyone to involved somewhere, and I would suggest that freshmen c ad vantage of these opportunities. JEFF STONE: SGA President. Spades Q: How would you describe your years in Auburn? A Greatness — great people and great spirit m; university.” Jiddic Wheeler. Ann Hechi. Jeff Stone BETSY BUTGEREIT: Managing Editor of the PL man. President of Sigma Delta Chi Q: What is the main characteristic of Auburn? A: That it sits in the middle of two roads, and at end of none. BUDDY BARFIELD: Vice President. Student St President. War Eagle Girls and Plainsman Q: How would you describe your years in Auburn! A: . . . Too short. HARVEY GLANCE: Olympic Gold Medalist. 1 World Record Holder for 100 Meters (9.8 seconds) Q: As you prepare to leave Auburn, what will you mi the most? A: The things that brought me to Auburn — t friendliness of the people. I knew I had to be happy run well.” Harvey Glaixc. Betty But erei . Buddy Barfield Kcii I if met Carol Barrett Far right bill Baker Oral Alien ■A k «f� k « KF.N ELMER UnuciMiy ungers. Pic mni honorary (Alpha Epsilon Della) President Q What mil you imu most about Aubuin' A I will always trmember Auburn fondly and I will always be a War Eagle “ AROI BARRETT University Singers Treasurer. Mortar Board Treasurer Q What aimmenn do you have for Freshmen' A “The Lord J us Christ has a perfect plan for each of our lives When we entrust our selves and our future to Him. He gives out lives meaning, purpose and direction BILL BAKER Bounder and President of Auburn Independents, SC� A Senator Q What advue do you have for Freshmen' A “I wish that all students could learn to turn hardships to their own advantage t AROL AU EN Panhellemr President. Sorority President • y What will you miss most about Auburn' A My fnends I've met some of the greatest people here at Auburn PRIMUS RIIX.FWAY SGA Dirertoeof Minority Affairs. Fraternity President Q Why do you think you made Who's Who' A “I try to make relevant rontnbutions to improve whatever environment I plate myself in I work hard at being able to communicate and work with people AI.I.AN HUFFMAN S(� A Exetutive Secretary. Bluud Drive Chairman Q What advue do you have fur Freshmen ' A ‘Take a good look around, find out what you want to do. and do it DICK HAYLF.Y A Utab President. Varsity Football Q How wuuld you desrnbe yout years in Auburn' A A learning experience and a time of growth ANNE GRIGGS Sorority President. Mortar Board Q Have you enjoyed your leadership positions' A The positions of leadership I have assumed have taught me to totally trust the Lord, and I consider it a kjy knowing that the Lord has used me in these positions to influence the lives of others “ tot • HO C WHO ilxWt Kcli� Goss. Kcll Cooper.Corric Johnson KELLEY GOSS Business School, Vue President. Student Communications Hoard Q What advice do you have toe freshmen' A: Get involved' I lound the busier I was. the more efficient I was in my studies, too All the activity taught me to budget my time and introduced me to friends far beyond my original circle KELLY COOPER SGA Senator. Homecoming Court Q What is the main characteristic of Auburn • A Conservativeness Auburn is a place where gentlemen are still gentlemen. ladies are ladies, education is an institution and students still have fun CORRIEJOMNSON Mortar Hoard Elections Chairman. Omicron Delta Kappa Q If you had to doit all over, what would you change- A: I would add M hours to each dav so that I would be able to do all the things I could never find time for ” KERRY BRADLEY Omicron Delta Kappa President. Blood Drive Publicity Ehrectiv Q What is the main characteristic of Auburn? A Eighteen thousand smiles and contagious enthusiasm ELLEN GALVIN Vice-President. War Eagle Girls and Plains men. Mortal Board Q How would you dexnbe your years in Auburn? A “I grew up a lot here in my years at Auburn I gained confidence in my self I discovered my strengths and my weaknesses DANITA McCAULEY Squires Soronty President Q What is the main characteristic of Auburn-A Auburn gives herself back to you Auburn is like a family which gives intellectual, social, and spiritual growth to its mem bets m return for their contnbutions us WHO V WHO Damta McCauley. Kerry Bradley. Ellen Galvin I fwrl DOROTHY LINDBERG SGA Senator. Dim tor of WomcnS Dorms Q Whit advice do you have for freshmen' A Do nor be afraid to sund up for what voo believe, ever if it means Handing alone ” LYNN UNGER University Singers. Omicrun Delta Kappa Q How would you describe your years in Auburn' A An enioyable learning experience and a period of growth ” RUBEN CALLEIRO Education School Pres, dent. War Eagle Girls and Plainsmen Q Ho would you describe your years at Auburn' A I was not afraid to try anything new or reach for things movi people consider impossible DICK PARKER Plaansman Editor. Spades Q What is your advice ft freshmen' A Almost all freshmen enter Auburn with an idealistic attitude But it is my hope that we tan leave Auburn with a realistic belief — that e did all we could to change those things needing changing “ Dtck Parker, Lynn Unger. Ruben CiLeiro. Dorothy Lind berg These quotes have only showed a brief insight into the personalities that comprise Who’s Who of 19'9 The group as a whole has a charxter. too As a group, the answers to the questK naire were surprisingly similar Most people cited their organization memberships and accomplishments as the mam reson they were picked for Who’s Who Marriage. icbs. and further schooling were goals for the yews ahead The future goals cited were summed up best by the wnter who so aptly said she planned, to be such a good writer. I’ll be asked to psek the Pulitzer Prize Winners “ Drscnbmg their years in Auburn, responses were varied, yet bound together by people descnbing the same scene through differctst it� points The answers ran the gamut from an action packed thriller to a total learning experience” The key word in each description was busy The years were described as a flurry- ol activities constantly needing to be two places at once, a lifetime of wonderful memories rolled into four chon years,’ and the proverbial, best four years of my life When asked what advice these leaders had for freshmen or fellow classmates, the most common reply was. get involved — the sooner the better Quotes such as shoot for the top’ ind strive for the top and strive to reach your potential , emphasize setting high goals and working to accomplishments More specific advice included beginning the college veirs with a high grade point and discarding the old high school letter sweater If sou ha«l n to do all over, what would you change' Surpnsmgly. the most common single answer was ’ nothing” Other comments mentioned, starting with a lot more money , studied a little harder and changing the no left turn’ sign at the comer of College and Magnoha streets”, and still other changes such as avoiding all H 00 classes and nevet wasting time waiting for the Haley Center elevators Mcnt students said they would miss their friendships the most when they left Auburn They will miss the fabled Auburn spint’ ” which includes the main characteristic of Auburn the people The people both Mudrntsind faculty, provide the friendliness and determination to build an educational experience, academically and nonacademic ally, and a campus which instills pride in ns inhabitants SU6 STHOSHHO HONORARIES MORTARBOARD Munir Board it a national honor tociety for outstanding seniors. Members are selected on the ham of their scholastic and leaderthip abilities. The group strives to work for the betterment of the university and the community through various activities and programs that benefit the university as well is the community. These activities include work on campus with students and facuty and with the people in the community as well. OFFICERS IRE.• Alan laitle (President), Cindy Neel (Vue President), Shane Quarles (Secretary). Carol Burcti (Treasurer). Guy Abernathy (Historian) Krit row (lr): Come Johnson. Melanie Roberts. Kelly •© � . Linda Johnson, Karen Oiindler, Drvancy Henley Second row Share Quarles, Beverly Pearce Third row Ann Griggs. Carol Barrett. Danita McCauley. Sallie Alford. Ellen Galon. Caro! Blankenship. Deborah Schmitt. Allenc Marshall Fourth row Ken Elmer. Mike French. Jack Sherrer, Kerty Bradley. Alan l.ntle.Jefl Stone. Guy Abernathy Not pictured l.mda Anderson. I.ynn Dawson, Ginny Durmnick. Ann Farmer. Fran Fame. Matt Hall. Alan Huffman. Tina Jameson. Mark Lcberte, Barb McCreary. Cindy Nccl. Pan Nichols. Zo Speer, kff Stone MONORAR1I5 OMICRON DELTA KAPPA Omirmn Delta Kippi n the national honor for student leaders in all asprerc nfumpm activities The honorary was established at Washington and Irr I m-vcrtity. Memhership is awarded on I he biwofditncKr, participation in campuf activities, and scholarship. The members ir« puked from the upper 5 percent of their date ODK ie involved in many cam pm activities including scholastic awards and Homecoming activities. The honorary also sponsors the annual Wilbur Hutsell Cake race, which was established in I92R to discover possible track team members from the freshman class The top 2S finishers in the I.' mile race receive cakes, and the first place runner also gets a kiss from Miss Auburn. l Nj� C ..I First row. (I n Cathy Wood (Secretary). Ellen Galvin. Salhe A1 lord. Karen Kroft, Hall (Vise President). Kerry Bradley (President). Jim Stockland. David Hetmccr. Dorothy limtierg. Betsy Rutgerrit. Becki Thomas. Karen Candler, Sheri Paulk. Eddie Wlieeler. Gram Castleberry. Alan little. Shannon Vinyird. Gay.Jack Sherrer ('indy Neel. Marianne Mcrtiir, Kelly Goss. Dcbbsc Boucher Back row (l-r): Matt Not pi. lures'. Connie Bacon, tjjrcn Banliokimcw. Andy B lt. James William Bums. Jan ('row. Diana Lynn Dawson. Gmny Dominick. Ken Elmer, Mike French, Ann Griggs. Disk Holes. Tom Hughe . Allan lluflnun. Cere Johnson, Ijndj Jilmcno. Esa Maddos. Ken McMillan. Jam McPhail.Jeff Meadows. Ten Nase. Janie Neely, Perry Oakes. Beverly IVarce. Melanie Rob etts. Jell Stone. Lynn Unger. Milton E Vaughn. Jr. David White, Nirvv Window col HONOR ARItS MO HONOfUUiS SPADES Let 110 Right Rick Reynolds Jeff Meadows Lirry Swtis Dick Parker Jeff Store Allin Huffman Mitt Hall Dish! Hopper Buddy Barfield Mark Lebenc Spades is a national honor society for the top ten persons in the senior class The members are selected in the spring by the retiring members of the hononry Their selection considers the scholastic standing, character, activities, and popularity of the candidates to pick the new members Whereas: Feeling the need of some organization in the Senior Class of this Institution, which, wholly independent of social and other relations shall seek to gather together the most prominent and influential (members) ... of the Class and thus perfect an organization of much value to the Class and Institution, this Society is organized. — Class of 191 Front ro . L to R Stott Smallwood. Karen Kelly. Molly Trum. Kruben Fjirry. B k row Steve Vmyard. Trey Ireland ( � eotge Godwin. Jim Beth Holman Kce. Brad Everett. LAMBDA SIGMA SQUIRES Lambda Sigma is a national honor society for outstanding sophomores selected in the spring of their Freshman year. The members are required to maintain a 2.0 average. Squires is a local honor society that recognizes outstanding sophomores. Its ten members arc selected by Omicron Delta Kappa in the spring of each year. The members are judged on the basis of scholarship and leadership in the areas of student government, athletics, and publications. Third row Tern Russell, David Strickland, Mary Ann Malloy, Susan Horn. Carol Smith, Chnwy Walsh, Linda Hogue. Ten Kline. Beth Hulman Fourth row. Johnny Breiicnfeki. Gerald Pouncy, Trey Ireland. Geocge Godwin. Maury Gascon, Jeff Angerminn Fir« row. I. to R Stephanie Hutto, Sally Nichols, Kathy Sheerer. Kelsey Bradley. Telit u Eaatcfwuud. Diane Morgan. Lixy Coughlin Second row. Karen Kaylor. Cathy Barber. Leslie Hoot on, Molly Truitt. Lyn Ollingcr ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA Alpha lambda Delta u a national honor sorority for freshmen with a 2.5 average their first year OFFICERS Jamie Dickinson Norma Mungenast Gayle Geppen Sally Uoeller Nancy Jones Joy Taylor Enn Camille Anderson TracieLGoW Neva Jane Aiken Ellen laurel Green Diane Bagiev Alison Ray Gregory Lon Day Bailey Laura Lee Griffin Ming Ellen Bu Miriam E Hairston Ilia Beth Bancroft Elizabeth Joan Harper Katherine Minin Bannger sherry Lynn Hertcng Miry Jane Bradley Lpri Henrzel Melinda Burgin Anita Kay (light Deborah Bursa Karen Sue Hill Janet Eileen Bush vusan Carroll Hoppers Stephanie Lynn Bynum Margaret Coleman Hughes Germaine Cash well Amanda Louise Hunt Karen EliseClements Cathy Ann Ireland Ar.n Elizabeth Cornell son Laura Susarne Isbell Cindy Lee Cornett Nancy Leigh Jeff nes leslie Couch Mary Elirabeth Johnson Shelton Cowan Pamela D. Jones Stephanie Cowart Kim Michel Jowers Klirahcth Ann Craven Melanie Corrine lackey Vivian Elizabeth Crtsap Carolyn Anne Lassen Margaret Mathews Dannenberg Beth Anne Lee 1 Jura Dean Amy S leopard Elizabeth Lou arm Dickson Marilyn Long Carolyn Vance Douglas Barbara Lynn Gayle Elizabeth Driggers Jenny Lynn Martin Sherrie Lynn Dwin Mary Patricia Martin Patricia Dykes G Hope Mithews Anne F F.llis Dale Matthews Anne England Virginia Gladys McCaner Kathrynne Lynne Erwin Virginia Lots McGee Mary Ellen Fain Pat Merrill launc Lynn Fitzgerald Rhonda Messer Nancy Gayle Flowers Sandra McsskIc Rebecca love Gilhs Lollye Leslie Moore Joy Zan Gilmer Elizabeth Signe Myles k.uriud Sarah Jane Myncfc Kelly A Niemin Debra Kay Norris Pam u Wade Nichols Demse Diane Outley Dawn Marie Page Lydia Jane Oual Wilda Faye Pittman Kathy Gail Prince Carol Lynne Roberts Katrina Ann Russell Cynthia Lee Sanders Ellen Pauline Sanders Dorothy Elirabeth Sherrill Vera Howard Smith Linda Anne Stevens Elirabeth Ann Stover Cindy Lynn Street Nancy Jane Stump! I Karen Thomas Terri ElaineTully Jan Mane Turner Elirabeth Ann Valine Elirabeth Barbara Vanlandingham Ginger Joy Vanan Melinda Ann Walls Sara Kathleen Weatherford Brenda Carol Weiss Patricia Surannc Whitfield Kathryn Ann Williams Nora Wolfe Minam Elizabeth Wood Anne Carol Woodham Janice Ruth York Amy Rebecca Young sit ■ lOSOKARIIS Eta Kappa Nu First row. L to R Dr Charles A Gross (Advisor). Amy Dorman (Recording Secretary). Sarah Bames (Vxc Presadent). Allen Stegall (Corresponding Secretary). Mike Chambers (President). Harold Hatno (Engineering Council Representative). Samuel C. Roger (Bodge Correspondent) Second row: Jeff Ireland. Tim Baker, Magiret Dailey-. David Thompson. Max Thornton, Louis Lollar. Tony King. Paul Krause Third tow Colleen Moore,Jim Fleming. Pam Nichols. Kevin Eyl. David Perales. Michcal Webb. Catherine Honeycutt. Canon Brooks Founh row Marshall Fischer. Ralph Box. James Plyler. Eta Kappa Nu is a national honor society for outstanding students in clectricil engineering. It is composed of juniors who are in the upper one-fourth of their class and seniors in the upper one-third of their class. F.ta Kappa Nu promotes the stimulation and reward of scholarship in the study of electrical engineering The members of Eta Kappa Nu arc encouraged to work together to better the profession of engineering. Fi's, row Circe ley M Lee. Jr. Greg Lescer. Gao Scroggins. Joe Ball. Mike Kirk. Susan Howie Second row Si aria Mix son. Sam Wngley. thns Gardner. T.m F.m.mmons. Liny English. Dick Bebop, lurry A Wall Third row: Jim Scnc eland. Mike Foley. Tom Pearson. Don Quills. Marie Nelms, Eddsc Sturgis SM HONOR AKII-V PHI ETA SIGMA OFFICERS Left to Right: Geotge Godwin (Vice President) Allen McBride (Senior Advisor) Jeff Crain (Secretary) Jim Hamner (Treasurer) Trey Ireland (President) Ph Fjj SigTJ it a national honor society (or (reshmen with a 2 7 grade point their first quarter or with an average of 2.) during tlietr freshman year 1979 INITIATES: Robert Bryant Hawjcins Thomas Arnold Norden Birry Francis Battista Robert L. Hawkins Joseph Luther Parker Mark Swearingen Beasley Brian Reed Hughes Kevin Stcwatt Price Nat Bryan Kenneth Alan Hunt.Jr. Robert Allen Price Franklin Keith Buffoed.Jr Julian Price Hurst Victor Lee Pritchett Otis Richmond Horton. Ill Donald Russell Kennirgton Kevin Philip Qualls James Frederick Byrd Charles Edward Kinrcr John Wallace Rigby Gary Patrick Cavanaugh David Lawrence Koons Stephen Aldndge Shaw John Denham Corwin Micheal Prideau Ijkeman James R Shelton Scott R Cross-ic Id John Martin Lane Mic had Joseph Sherrod Dale Fredne Dickens Timothy Mark Laeain Michad Wallace Simonson John Pointer F.itren Hersolcs Nathaniel lude Morgan Bryant Smith Brian Wade Elrod Edwin T. Martin Robert Gordon Sotrell Wallace Edward Evers John Bryan McBnde Daniel Edward Summers John Glenn Farith Ernest Warren McGlamry Wayne M Tobin Stephen Evans Parish Keith Jerome McWilliams Michad James Tourvilk Jamet Alan Fasenev Barry L Moody Warren Michad Towles Ben Gcutgc Fitzpatrick Ronald Edward Moods Calvin L Vandivier Richard Lee Franklin Bret Wes: Moreland Richard Keith Vinton Gregor)' Alan Gal ford Peter A Mullaney tieorge P Walker. IV Richard Muutc Gasser Douglas Gregg Neilscn Harold Andrew Wilson. Jr Darnel Joseph Grucra Gregory Nolan Hardin Brent Philip Nist Mark Hobson Wooinough us HONOR AHIts TAU SIGMA DELTA Tau Sigma Delta is a national honor society for students in the departments of Architecture (Industrial Design), Landscaping, and An. The students are required to have a B average and show a record of superior scholastic achievement. fMOpp Front row. L to R Kathy Vanderford, John Alford. Tom Cammack. Mina Bcoju. David Johnston. Beverly Balter. Rebecca Hock man Back row: Carl Germany. Steven L Johnson. Philip Black. Clark Lundctl (Advisor), Laura Honan, Edebe Griffith (Stribr), Mxhol Molzihn, Kristine Hesse. Donn Whitactt (President). Not shown: Glen Bates. Robert Green. John Tracy Lea. Troy Foster Lynn. William Morthland, Rhonda Shepherd. Alan Watkins. Jose Arcnal (Recorder). Amie Cox. Rlitibeth Tiffen. Wesley Massey. Kenneth McCaskcy. Pamela Taylor. Mary Elaine Person, Joseph Baker. Lawrence Bar.n. Robert Barrett. Paul Darden. Herbert Haiti Gary Hudson. Paul Leroy. Thomas Love. Jorge Perales, Curtis Thompson. Thomas Swanson. SIGMA DELTA PI Sigma Delta Pi honors outstanding Spanish students who have maintained at least a 2.00 average in three years of study. x Hut Seated. L to R Linda Wecht — Treas.. Loire Smith — Set., Melinda Slaughter — President. Julie Lord, Dr Perrscooe — Sponsor. Second row Lisa Todd. Eleanor Foster. Jill Thorson, Mary Lane. Barbara Smith, Mary Ann Bovay. Dell Boutwcll. Cindy James. Debbie White. Karen Kroft. Row standing Rick Kiaci, Dr Madngal, Lyn Roberts. Kim Petersen, Jay Gotrueta, Dr. Santo-Tomas, Dr R Rivas '16 SIGMA GAMMA TAU Sigma Gamma Tau honors students in aerospace engineering who have completed at least half of their under-graduate work � ith a 2 00 grade average and are in the upper ore-third of their senior class or one-quarter of their junior class a i� m Seated. L to R Philip Hemles, Tom Schaffttall. Store Rew, Gary Hauler, Steve Bradford. Eddie Jim McCurry. Dave Smith. Mike Daniel. Jesie Murph. Don Srumbo. Dr IXw Spring (Honorary Vaughn Standing. L to R Dr John (rxhran (Family Advitoc). Mike French. Grant (auleherty. Metrher) SIGMA GAMMA EPSILON Sigma Gamma Epsilon is a national honor society for anyone who has completed 18 hours in earth science and has maintained a 2.00 grade average in the earth science courses along with a 1.67 overall grade point. Right to left Pegg e Mcng. Herb Martin. Paul P Wilkin . Dr. Dan Womochel. Faculty Advisor. Back Tommy Reared. Vice Prrudent. An Mecklr. Secretary-Treasurer. Ken Reynold . Randy Cumbc t. Jeff Ponnel Ian Not pictured David Beo n. Laurel Water . Norman Cranford. Su an Grane MOSiORARIU PHIPSI Phi Psi is a Professional society for textile students. t tuff From row. L to R Michael Hamlet Blythe, Roycc Son ley Moody. John Scon Singleton, Sarah Ann Cro� � . Jeffrey Lamar Oliver, Jack K. Gaches III. Second row: Nancy L Hooper, Robert S Dana, John Charier Gettyi. Kenneth Ray Giddena. Jamei Lawrence Hamner. Bernard Taylor Bradford, Charles Qim Sprag-gina. Third row Doruld Stephen . Charlea Michcal Whitman. Billy Evan Harris. Richard Denni Terry. Warren S. Perkin . Mot pictured Amy Loi Oliver. Julian Beall III. Norman Burdette. Harry Crew . Melba Ferguaon, Danny Funderburk. Jackie Guthrie. Greg Hendcraon, J Thomai Houghton. Suun Irvin, Nan Luckie. Allen Mi Millian, Jawc Meeker, Zn Speer. Jack Whitworth. Maury Gaaton. Tonv Brogdon OMEGA DELTA EPSILON Omicron Delta Epsilon is a national honor society for outstanding economics students with a 2.00 average left to right Mike Thompson. Chuck Thomp-aon. Anncliae Quinlan. Beth Nunn — Pro. Cieorge Lewi a — Vice-Pre . Dr. S. O. Morrell — Advisor a is HON ORA WHS XI SIGMA PI Zl SIGMA PI is a national honor society for forestry students who have completed at least 15 hours of forestry courses and rank in the top 25 percent of the class. First ro Mike Kelly. Nobel Edwards. Roger OumJIci, Brent Montgomery, Randy Whitaker. Lee Burnup. Nini Dowling. David Dispenta Second row Roy Huffman. David Steele. Barry Turpin, Lacxh-lin Hunter. Linda McKnight, Ginger Besh-e s, James Lively, Dr. F. W Johnson. Not pictured Mary Marin, Rich Smith. Ed Lewis. David Wright, Dan Rooch. Bill Strouss. Steve Kneteir.eyer. Doug Dowdell, Curt I.eVan, James Taylor. Alan Webb DELTA OMICRON Delta Omicron is an international honorary for music majors. Members are required to have a 2.00 average. First row. I. to R Ann Harrelson. Kim Woodham. Patty McDutor.t (Warden). Janet Drinkwonh (Treasurer). Leslie Weller (Secretary). Terry Thompson (President). Paul Smith (Beau) Second row: Kim Clegg. Patti Satcher. Kathy Lame, Susan Hill Third row Vicki Wadsworth. Pat Little. Susan Blankenship. Fourth row Amy Williamson. Debbie Owen. Nancy Shackleford. I trir Adams.Jane McNulty. M9 HONORAKIKS « b.M DELTA SIGMA PI Delia Sigma Pi is a coed professional business fraternity open to anyone enrolled in the School of Business with a 1.75 grade average and having a sophomore standing. Firw row Rob Mornrh. Fondi Inog. Frank Rob Puraphrey. Bill Baker Second row. Paul Ferwerda. Andy Wallace. Laa Buret. Carolyn Peddy, Badgett Swim. Lori Corigliano. Jan Hurst. Cuo! Riddle, June Harm. Anne Owens, Suranne William . Kim William-con. Third row: Bob Pohlman, David Thompson, Melinda William . Jan Rohinm. Nanry Hoyt. Mary Sober, Carolyn HilL Nancy Nxhol Fourth row: Carey Goodman. Bill Minin. Dixie Ccpim.Janr Adnan. Maine Whitalet. Dru Coleman. Kathy Kraft. Gcaiuc Buikctt, Joy Tayor. Becky Pcrlom Fifth row Robert Rc ow. John Laumeyer, Larry Huff. Keith Barfield. Bill Week . Karm Clenney. Derany Henley. Amy Henley, Jamie Dickinson. Jennie Gracta. Nancy Bocdorf. Karen Fowler. Beth Booher. Alain Rotchford. Carol Coat . Row tax Philip Hutthcson. George Mira. Mike Mom. Jack Ginn. Randy Lane. Carter Elliot. Theia Bealle. Seventh row: Bo Ward. Patty Conner. Patty Patterson. Jeff Coffield a ItoMIX CKIt-N OMEGA CHI EPSILON Omega Chi Epsilon is a national honor society lor juniors and seniors in engineering. Juniors must have a 2.25 average, while seniors arc required to have a 2.00 average. Firs row. L to R Nan Water. Kathy Clinton. Deborah Schmitt i Eng.rvcenng Representative). Grady Doker Second ro� Davtd Smith. Bill Buyers. Bill Bond. Kjy Appleton (Vice- (Faculty Advisor) Founh tow Steve SutherKn. Don (Vdgrove. Bruce President). Clark Gelton (Treasurer), Thomas Craig. Frank ftggot Third row Karen Harris. Coulter Rohm Coggins. Robcn McCaleb. DooCahcla Sonia Strukland (President). Elisabeth Smith (Secretary). Jean Cavanaugh. Dr LeoJ Hmh PI DELTA PHI Pi Delta Phi is a national French honorary including students with a B average in the study of the French language. Front row I. to R Karen Whitaker (Secretary). Deborah Scatioss (Vice-President). Christina Backes (President). l)r Sarnia Spencer (Advisor), Sally Mueller (Trra surer). Carole David Back tow Debbie Owen, lee Anne McGowin. Candy Beck, Cynl Gay. Tami Mernman. Sarah bonginott. Julia Womack PSI CHI Rsi (.'hi :s the national honor sexiety lor psychology majors or minors who have finished twelve quarter hours. They must have a 2.00 grade average in psychology and he in the upper thirty-five percent of their class S SI C HI: Fuji row Cindy James v«c president, Bob tVxkmin — president. Uniitc Young — secretary See ond ton Pam Wilbanks. Pain Calloway. Carol Payne. Karol Kraak. Cherry Smith. Robert Pwxior (acuity advisor Third row Steve Welsh..hie Tavlot. it RHO CHI Rho Chi is the national honor society for pharmacy students. Students must have completed one-third of their course work while maintaining a 2.00 grade average and ranking in the upper twenty percent of their class. RHO CHI Susie Greet. Vancvja Bennett. Jon Payne. Cindy Jones. Rkk Valeri. Debbie Hutchinson. Barbara Hardwick. Tommy Hardwick. SJuron White. Starr Miller. Charlotte Willis. Robert Seoiteid. Jacque Cobb. Randy IXxkins. Karen Candler. John Messersmith. Collette Talent. Rebin Moore. Lee Wilma, l i Albert Belmonte - sponsor. Susan Wilder. Randy Pratt. Lynn Dark. Bill Murphy ua HONOR A HI I ALPHA ETA RHO Alpha Eta Rlx is an international aviation fraternity and sponsor of else War Eagle Hying Team The fraternity isopen to any student .it Auburn University who has an interest in aviation. First row Steve Christensen.Tim Parks. Greg Rains,Gii Chapman. Fred Helms. Alan Lowrey. Mark Miller. I r John Kenneily Second row: Fllcn King. AI loon Reynolds. Angela Mauen-Rile. Debbie YounRcrt, Diane Dynan, Lisa English. LuAnn Cavallaro. Dinky Quigley Tliird row: Col Harold Devkcr. Don Rhodes. Dob Dynan. Jess Jordan. Johnny Yarbrough. Gary Varner. David UpdwKh. Charles Wyrsek. Don Cwkki, Haden Swiir, Terri Frater Founh row: John Regan. Cape A W Callan. Mike Johnson. Frank Vann. Bob Hurley. Mark Dye. IVucc Gillm, Sreve Kelly. David Ken ley. David Bailey. Jim Tarvin. Emory Fllis, Joe Frasher h f;ni PHI ZETA Phi Zcta honors students in veterinary medicine who rank in the top ten percent of the junior class and the top twenty-five percent of the senior class. Fuse row Mike Ferris, Door Quallis. Ed Pietrxyk. James Hilton, Charles Blast. Joseph Coscia. I anny Magee Second row Linda Sawyer. Jerry Onks, Carl Cornell. Robert McDonald. Charlie McAllister. Michael Biles, Larry Paul. Ruth Lyles. Nor pictured Mary Fngelbrrtht, Walter Cowles. Barry Harmon. John Lewis. William Mitchell. Doug Shearer. Noel Thomas. Whit Whitley. la HONORARItS TAU BETA PI ( ' U c � ■« Tau Beta Pi is the national honor society for outstanding engineering students in the upper eighth of their junior class or upper fifth of their senior class. Tiu Beta Pi membership Henr Adair. Kay Appleton. Albert Banks. Sarah Barnes. Bub Bishop. Disk Bishop. Stese Bradford. William Bnscue. Jim Burns. Ihxuld Cahcla. James Cavanaugh. Cotent Carver. Stott Chamberlain, Mike Chambers. Kathy Clinton. Robert Coggins, Frank Couch. Brace Coulter. Jan Crow. Margaret Dailey. Benjimin Darby. Amy Dorman. Larry rViwly. Rusiell Drradm. Steve Engelwad. lawrersce F-nglish. Mar shill Fischer. Jim Fleming. Thomas Flulcrr. Thom Fulti. Mark Gatlin. John Getty . Bruce Gomto. Lars Hagen, Gary Hagler. Stese Hill. Roger Howell. Lynn Humphries. Leah Jameson. David Jones, Rustcll Jones. Issa Kali!. Paul Krause. Brian Lee. Stephen Lcrmcr. Sharon Levesque. Stephen Livesav. Bruce ManciU. Allen McBride. Terr. Mclnrurff. Ben McLees. Teresa Milly, Rodney Mottenton, Pam Nichols, Terry O'Neil. Anita Peterson, Mary Richburg. Dallas Russell. Calvin Rogers. Maynard Schmaltz. Deborah Schmitz — President. Fran Smith, William Stegall, Bruce Stout, Jim Strickland. Sonja Strickland. Byron Sturgis, Donnie Thatton. Charles Thompson. W M. Tilton. Lawrerne Wall. John Weatlrrs. Nan Weaver. Michael Webb. Mars a Wescott. Ralph Wheeler. Charles Wnght. Samuel Wright sat HONOKAIUU ALPHA EPSILON DELTA Alpha Epsilon Delta is a national honor society for pre-med and lab technician majors. These honor students have completed five quarters of pre medical work and are in the top twenty percent for the sciences and the top thirty-five percent in general studies I Mmbtnhip: Gentry, Steve A. Abraham. Megan Gilliland. Richard Alexander, Joe Golden. Robert Allen. Steven L. Golden, William L. Anderson. Nyla S. Goodell. Charles B Barker, David S. Gradick, Debra J. Beckman. Robert Gray, Jeffrey Bell. Edward S. Greer, Melinda Bence. William A. Gynthcr, 1-awrcncc Bullington.John Halbrooks. Richard Bush.Jerry Haley, Cynthia C. Camp. Bruce Hamilton. Robert W. Carper. Charles W Hamm. Joseph L Carroll, William R. Hamm. William Warren Ceravola, Irna M. Handley, William J. Cheape, John Hanley. James R.. Ill Christcnbcrry, Yvonne Harden, Cecilia Ann Christopher. Richard Harrclson. Kim Caiker. Ann L Hcidepriem, Phillip M Coggins.John R Hereford, William Lee Colburn. Scott Hester, Jonathan K Combs, Pamb Hide, Karen L (hooper. John R. Howorth, James K. Day. Timothy G. Howton. Charles T. Dinwiddie, William C. Huffman, Allan D. Dorland, Karen Johnson. Elizabeth Dragosct.Jeannie Johnson, Linda 1. Dunaway, James B, Jones. Cynthia Ellis, Kenneth C., Jr. Kemp, Roger W. Elmer. Kenneth Kctcham, Paula I). Fcndlcy, Steven M. Keyton.John A Ferrell, Kathleen Kidd, Michael G. Gay, William J. Killion, Thomas J King. David J. Robertson, Michael Knight. Karen S. Rock. Fred W . Jr. Kuestcr, Mary R Rogers. E. (Bud) Lacey, Paula D. Russell, Carl M. Ijne. William R Rugh, James R. Larson. Jeff Rutledge, Jack LaRue, Eric P Ryan, Kevin Lcbene, Mark Saliba, Richard J. Lee, James E. Scgrest, Lee Lewis. Rhonda J. Scyfricd. Michael P. Mancil. Steve F. Sherrcr, Jack D Jr. Marschall, Michael Simpson. Thomas A. Marks, Gilbert L Sims, Christopher E. McCaffeny, Linda Skaggs. Diana L. McCTusky, George Smith, Cherry McGilvary, Cecelia Smith. George C. Jr. Merklc. Arthur Smith. William V Miller. Michelle Smithwick, Presley S.. Ill Miller, Patricia Snider, Terry B. Mooty. Donna G. Spada, Judy A. Morris, Patricia Strauss, Richard Moultrie, Kenneth Sullivan. James G. Mueller, Michael Tatum, Oscar Hilt O'Brien, Charles Michael Thomas, John B Panzram, Cheryl A. Thurlow. Jennifer Parkman, Kathy M. Turner, Oscar B. Parrish. Tom Vines, Gwen Patterson. Beverly Vivcs, Peggy C. Patridge. Cathy Waldheim, Eddie, Jr. Phelps. Donna Waldrop. Donna C. Quigley, Raymond P. Walters, Terri K Roberts, R. Frank Warren, Martha G. Robertson, Joy SIGMA DELTA CHI b � national society for students interested in the editorial side of journalism First row (1-r): Dave White. Julie Johnson. Rick Harmon. Peggy Samfoce. bsa Walsh. Marilyn Kitchens, Kelly Cooper. Waruia Ker.ton Vice President). Jul Spafrocd, Chuck Antthuu (Treasurer). Linda Lewis. John Cook. Linnra Fraser. Ste� e Chew Second row Market Jacobi. Becki Thomas (Secretary), Vnkey Hunt, Gilhs Mortar. Bet Butgereit (President), Jack Simv Don Osbom. Joy Whetstone. Mike Sellers. Julie Cu.wcll, Donna Howell. Dawn Graham. Soe Writer. Janet Hightower DELTA NU ALPH- A Delta Nu Alpha is a national fraternity for students interested in transportation. Membership is open to all students inter estrd in transportation First row (1-r: Carl Gentry (Director). Jay Bowlin (Secretary), Cynthia Payton Donnelly. Ralph Foster. Trey Still, R:sh Cavanaugh. Maurice Brady. Marty %Xi (Treasurer). Rob Mocnch (President). Keith CocpJand, Cheryl Stoshak. Patty McGmty. Dave Wilson. Sandy Powns. L James Daley MONORARII5 Patterson (Directot) Second row Dr James Adams (Advisor). Jay Folley. J PHI MU ALPHA Phi Mu Alpha is an honor worn- for student interested m the study and prac-race of mum Front row fi r): Sown Davit. Sally Nichols. Veri Smith. Mary Pcirv hardt. Linda Jackson. Celia Mason Second row: Kicky Ashcraft. Mark Owent. David Jack ton. Dan Muhlborh. V� r Sorrell, Craig Cameron, Paul Smith. Robert I l Toro. Third row: James lackson. Keith Rote. Doug Wakefield. Scott Kirk. Mike Rambo. Vance Baker. Jimmy Tip too. William lien net, Mike Kirk Bxk row: Jim Aker . Matt Klimaw-rwski, Bruce ('amp. Skeeter Retd. Dale Powers. Jeff Blevins. Cliaxhe Frue. OMICRON NU OmKton Nu it an honorary which it in the school of Home fcconomics. l � e national honor society includes students and faculty in the field of home economics. Members must have a 2.00 grade average and be in the upper ten percent of the junior clast or the upper twenty percent of the senior class. US HONORARltS PI ALPHA XI Pi Alpha Xi it a national horticulture honorary. The honorary apontors the flower judging team. Front row (1-r): Bari Muhclson (Sctiwaiy-Treasuier). Rob ert White, Edith Fortner. Second row Dr. Henry Off (Advi tor). Mike Barnett (fterident). Robert Witor Not pierured Janie Holton (Vice Ptevdem). Linda Emcisun. I Si war.) Alpha Epsilon Rho it a national hroadcatting honorary. Member are telceted from student majoring m Mat Communication. Journalism, and Public Relation . Front row (l-t) Karen Bourgeoi (Secretary), Becky Turner. Pam McCullar (President). Dorothy Lmdberg (Vice President). Carolyn Ivey Second row Bo Chamber . Tony William . Michael A Walker. Teddy Pratt. Je� e Arm� trong (Historian). Brad Silvetnail, Chuck Mease I (Treasurer). Steve Henley. ua IIONOK.SKIIM ALPHA EPSILON RHO h. I T T Lj1 Tj T T XT I� a civil engineering honorary which recognizes live technical abilities as well a a good character to aid in the susses - Vjl XX X_J X l_ X J____J V— X fut pursuit of a civil engineering career. | «IX«T First tow (l-t); Keith Howell (Editor). Bill Sperry (Engineering Council Representative). Dan Dudley 'Marshal!). Bruce Stout (Treasurer). Guy Abernathy (Secretary), Bob Bihip (V-. e President). Gary Gray I President) Second row Russell Shelton. Dasid Kemp. Jim W'aucrson, Richard Caaggins, Joe Brackin. Maitlu Tillman. Nolan Sparks, Carol Myriek, Marva Wescott. Martha Richburg. John Hancock Third row Dr. Joe Morgan (Advisor). Scott Giambcrlain. David Ruthcrfotd. Mike Jooes. Yo-Yo Nerd. Bennr Kelley. Phillip Gilbert. Dwight Turner. Andy Nutt. Mark Gatlin. Shab Khatami. Serve Geei Back row: Ren Dorncty. Rick Matures . Ham Rchenson. Richard Lovelace. Terry Melnturfl, John Me Waters. Ray Chewing. LAMBDA TAU h Filer row (I r) Paula I aery. Denier Krtcham. Rlionda lewis. Dr Kohl, Debra Gradick. Bonnie Jenkins Second row. Patty Maim, Elizabeth Johnson, Donna Mootv. Cindy Snell. Ann Tinker, Terry Rohens. Karen Nar.ee. Rohm Have Thud row Bateh Ritchie, Bruce Grcig. larry Chastens, Martha Crowe. Cynthia McGinty, Cheryl Paiuiam. Karen Knight. Susan Davis. Leigh Vearey. Diane Wallis, Tern Kay Wal ters.Judy Adams lambda Tau is an honor society for outstanding students in Medical Technology with a 1.5 grade point after one year. a a IIONORARIES PHI THETA KAPPA Phi Then Kappa u ihc only national honor society for Junior College . The Auburn chapter of Phi Theta Kappa it an alumni chapter which help transfer adjust to life at Auburn. left to ught Diane McCain, Weikjr Kinsey. Tommy Smith. Bobby Herring (Sponsor). Susan Brown. Allan Varda, Paula Doggett, Fred Helms. Charlotte Nolen. Emily Hardwick, Terry Land-ingham. Shona Adams. Dude Lowery Not pictured Wanda Knight. Crystal Ever . Cathy Jacobs, Robbie Windsor, Tim Horn. Cathy Dean. Ken Stone. Donna Kmman. Mars Helen Cotney. F.ula Mae Edward . LAMBDA ALPHA EPSILON lambda Alpha Kpsikm ■ a professional criminal justice frarerniry. The honorary is open to students majoring in law enforcement, youth service or correction . Front row (I r): John Hutlman, Claire Wilson. Ken Nunnrllry Back row Rogci Bate . Brian Clark. Ruturd Teague. Alex Moore. Not pictured: Susan Sims. Pam Hall. Sandra Darnell. Lisa DeMarcos.Carl Sykes sto HONOKARll.s n Iftrgcr BETA ALPHA PSI Beta Alpha Psi is a national honor society for students in Accounting, with a 2.00overall grade point. President — Margaret Burdette Gary Langford Doug Brown Mike Calhoun Honda Long Vice- President — Henry Carpenter Len Lyons Beverly Pearce Pat Coffey Nancy McAbee Treasurer — Nancy Colquitt JoAnn Milbum Jon Mycr Karen Coleman Don Minyard Recording Secretary — Pam Combs Debbie Moore Liz Barrett Cammie Cook Juanita Mounng Corresponding Secretary — Sruan Du Bose Renee Musil Linda Hanlons Pem Edwards Tim Pilkcrton Winter and Spring (Juancn Walter Evans Mike Pnce President — Craig Eyer Jimmy Qjinlan Greg Griffin Martha Feagin Kcllcnc Reach Vice-President — Tessie Rynn Shertill Reaves Pat Coffey Watha Foote Rick Reynolds Treasurer — Clint Freeman Harried Rihcrd dint Freeman. Jr. Jack Ginn Fran Roberts Recording Secretary — Greg Griffin Steve Rogers Martha Fcagin Anne Griggs Regina Sanders Corresponding Secretary — Donna Hagler Jean Sawyer Lynne Holland Denise Hamilton Brenda Scotland Membership: Julia Hariin Rim Sewell Donna Appcrson Pat Harper Susan Stockier Lynda Armstrong Ted Henderson Jean Stone Keith BaHield Dcvany Henley Nancy Strong Tim Barton Larry Hennchs Rickey Thomas Savarny Beisel landa Henry Byron Tray nor Delores Black Lynne Holland Gail Walker Carol Blankenship Darlenda Johnson Ben Watkins Kathy Bowles Julie Johnson Kenny Wells Rita Brown Kenneth Johnson Liz West Patty Bryan Joe Kacmarynski Ruth Wilkerson Ken Bryant Andrew Kitet Steven Williams Alan Bullmgton Deborah Buchanan Kathy Kraft Jimmy Yates Ml HO.S'ORARUS PHI LAMBDA SIGMA Mm lambda Sigma. the Pharmacy Leadership Society, promotet and encourages the development of Icjd-er hip among Pharmacy Student and practitioners. The society was founded in I96S in Auburn and this chapter now servo as the National Headquarters n. largo Front row (l-r): Dean Ben F. Cooper. Rick Valeri (President i, Karen Can dler, Garry Boggus. Randy Prait (Vice President). Starr Miller Bock row: Cindy Casey. Connie Lane, Lynn Foreman. King Chauers, Davsd Criver. Adin Batten (Treasurer). Cindy Jones PI MU ALPHA NU First row Barry Wcbne. Nancy Me Kee. with mouth open as usual. Rick Harmon sticking his note in. Julse Spa fiord, Peggy Stanford. Dewey Wellington English losing it. Dave White, Jill Thomas, Connie Here ford Snood row Richard Whidcn. Marilyn Kiuliens. Murray Mess it up Mitcltuni, Hill Holbrook. W Andy Keenum. Scott Thurston enjoying Don Sproul. l o Sprout. Chuik Anschutz looking for Angie. Becki Thomas. Betsy Bcitcrgrit ««a H(l COR.cRIIS K KkO...I In its second year at Auburn. P-MAN has the distinaion of nor requiring dues, avoiding all activities, never having meetings, not keeping roll books and n.x holding initiation. If you wander in. you can |Oin. Wc also abolished the one rule wc did have: Now you don't even have to have a gpa. GAMMA LAMBDA OMICRON MU Gamma Ijirhda Omicron Mu. now in it second year of exigence. recognires those who put in long hour and extra trouble to make wire this book i� a reality. The honorary strive for excellence in recreating a year at Auburn University; however, when it it not reached, the member will find another way. Unlike the initial requirement last vear. a grade point i not required; course work as optional. Membership it obtained by working on the GLOMkRATA. Front row (l-r) Betty Bledsoe Hope Salter. John Cxxdt. Leta Siepp. Theresa Scllert. Jeff Hansard. Second row Mike Tarik, David Strickland. Harold Blackwood. Cun I Van, Steve Chew, Kent Smith, Karen Hanley. Linnei Frasier, VC’anda Kenton. Jim Strickland Tlurd row; Cheryl Sturgis. Amy Hamill. Cbudia Hams. Mary Hodges. Alan Stephenson Fourth row Matt Minor. David Obcrman. Kelly Ireland, Freddie Nichols. Not pictured: Mike Sellers. Paul Sttickland. Gordon Bugg s� IIONORARJLS The University Program Council has the responsibility of coordinating and directing a multi-faceted program of educational, cultural, recreational and entertainment activities. Seven committees, each with a |xr-oalizcd area of interest, plan and execute the activities and entertainment for Auburn I 'niversity Under con-trol of UPC arc such diverse programming areas as major entertainment and concerts, the Horizons Lecture Scries and the free Langdon movies. Other functions include street dances, coffee houses, fine arts events, recreational tournaments and variety artists. In addition, the UPC works with other campus groups in scheduling events and produces a quarterly calendar of events for the University. t kj« i � nnum IU IX •� « S kin First row R� b Moench. Tc� mc Flynn, Margaret Cioetle. Jim Kurttt Second row Vance Baker. Lillian Auten. Tom Bronkema, Caroline Nutter Not pii lured Donna Cook Coordinator: Vance Baker Special Events: Tccsic Flynn Recreation: Jim Kurus Publicity: (Caroline Nutter Major Entertainment: Tom Bronkema Horizons: Margaret Cottle Visual Arts: Rob Moench Fine Arts: Lillian Auten y t'P : W irelarvJ STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION V.A TO PROVIDE AN K Tlic Student Government Association is the voice, the governing body, and the most powerful lobbying force for tl� e Auburn students. All students arc members of the SGA. Members of the SGA elect a President, Vice-Prcsi«lcnt, and Treasurer as executive officers. 30 representatives to the Student Senate, and individual school officers. The Student Government Association is organized into three branches; The legislative. Tlic Executive, and The Judicial. The legislative powers arc vested in the Student Senate. The executive powers are vested in the President of the SGA who is assisted by a Vice President, a Treasurer, and other assistants. Viet President: Buddy Bitfield • • • Ui SGA EFFECTIVE ORGANIZATION THE CABINET Hr� t row PnmuJ Ridgeway,Jr.Johnny Gaylor. Ann Hecht, David Hopper. Scott Cinbbtn Second row: Karen Whitaker. Betti Vogel. Debbie Harm, Dave Harm. Suaanne Odom, I. Crng Dowdy. Linda Johnton. Charlotte Cotton. Charlotte Davit Third row: Ron Taylor. Jim Hamner. Steve Vinyard. Jeff Scone. Alan Huffman. Doug Dover. Cathy Wood, Doug Feet. Bob Burton. h Mxtmod TO PROVIDE CHANNELS k. btKkwcnJ First row: Anne Lipscomb. Jef f Meadows, Kenithe Arnold, Trey Ireland, David Obetman. Kell) Cooper, Dorothy Lindber . Carol Cobble. Gina Hawkins Second row: James Rom. Tom Arnold, lee Edmurvkoo. Tom Little pa rc. Jim Kce. Scott Smallwood. Karen Kelly. Donna Dearman. Dan Roberts, Donna Watkins. Third row: Grant Castleberry, Lauren Bartholomew, Matt Hall, Qav Howell. Jack Sherrer. Karen Krolt. Harvey Collins. Jim Watterson. Hugh Wood. Bill Baker. Hal Pate. THE SENATE 0 0 0 w -C.A FOR STUDENT OPINION DIRECTOR OF SPIRIT: Janet Uofd takbeb TO FOSTER SGA Ml H.A I THE BLOOD DRIVE -Hw BLOOD DRIVE STAFF: First row: Melanie Roberts, Sheri Faulk. Cynthia Haley. Second row: Jelf (arson — Director. Barbara Griffes. Jim Strickland. Suzanne Yeager. Third row: Steve Haygood. Keith Broach. Charlotte Davis. Lee Hereford. .. .TOPROMOTE SIMUN K M MODEL UNITED NATIONS STAFF: First row Keith Broach — Parliamentarian. Debbie Vo ccl — Secretary-General. Vance Biker — Precident Chairman. Leslie Milo ney — Secretariat, Tammy Fortenberry — Director and Business Manager. Grcjt Garmon — Committee Secretary Not pictured Bill Bocmell. Michael DeOrlo. Bill Hitchcock. Hugh Wood. Sue Karaimnian. Pi-.il Strickland, Matt Minor, Iron Vigors. Mac Edwards, Jell Larson, Beth Ravicrson. Nancy Winslow. Steer Whitlock STUDENT WELFARE k. NMkocul WAR EAGLE GIRLS AND PLAINSMEN As the official hosts and hostesses of Auburn University, the main goal of the Plainsmen and War Eagle Girls is to promote pride in the University and all of its functions. The selection of members is through interviews and members include Miss Auburn and Mrs. Auburn. Plainsmen and War Eagle Girls also provide services for the Student Government Association. Athletic 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 Department in recruiting athletes. War Eagle Girls and Plainsmen represent the spirit of Auburn University. Leigh Anne P.eming is Mrs. Auburn for 1978-79. She was selected from married Auburn students or spouses of students, and serves as a hostess with the War Eagle Girls and Plainsmen. She also represents married students hy planning activities for them and serving as a spokesman for the needs of this segment of the university {xipulation r ■� ton first row Dr Siurunlc — Advisor, David Thorpe. Al May. George McCluikey. Joe Hatting. Ruban Cal lei ro. Jimmy Caudle. Ruddy Barfield — Pro. Gary Sanders — Vkc Pres.. Lei Hayes. David Hopper. Riik Reynolds. David Edge. Hank Marslunan Scions! tow. Leslx Luughtan. Janet Evani, Candy Floyd. Lytic Conner, Sally Jacob. Nan Roark. Lee Ann Sellers. Sally Dnver. Karen Davis, Ellen Galvin Vice Pres . Joy Thomai. Lee Ann Fleming. Lula McAlilcy. Anne Lipscomb r Tigerettes Tlic Tigerettes were formal in tlie sjsring of 19to serve as hostesses for Varsity Athletics. The women also work on the Football Banquet, a barbecue during fall, and attend basketball games with recruits during winter. TIGERETTES: First row Jan Floyd. Michelle Brollier. Lisa Lo can. Lena Ccravolo. Lane Hasken. Laura Lively. Tammy Roberts. Karen Hudson Second row Sharon Wadsworth. l amta McCauley. Nancy Winslow. Men Dillard. Jan Chapman. Cindy Thompson. Nancy Isbell. Eleanor Dobson, Nedra Kennedy. Noi pictured: Jackie Galloway. GAMMA SIGMA SIGMA Gamma Sigma Sigma service sorority is 2 national organization dedicated to helping others The Delta Zeta chapter at Auburn University is made up of young women who give wholeheartedly of their time and efforts in the service of the community and the campus itself They list such tasks as secretarial assistance at the Student Health Center and Project Uplift, aid to the elderly at Project Evergreen, and working with the Lee County Humane Society among their regular projects. Their Jail for Bail fund drive for muscular dystrophy is one of their biggest pro- jects and is held annually. During the year Gamma Sigs actively participate in the Blood Drive and Glomerata distribution, as well as ushering at plays and Step Sing. They enjoy working in conjunction with other organizations as they did in the Ears” publicity campaign for the Crisis Center and the Great American Smoke-out” for the American Cancer Society. The spirit and goals of Gamma Sig arc keyed toward service, and the members grow together in the common bond of friendship and concern for the welfare of others. � ckSty first row Christina Buko. Caro! Baldwin, Jarsie Sue llcnsel, Alicia Smith, leigh Veasey. Jeanne Wynne. Gloria Dial. Tammy Bradford, Laura Turner. Second row: Kathy McCarthy, Connie Brook'. Janet Baba. Audre Wilton. Jane Maples, Suvan Gaiaway. Sandra Bates, Sharon Grant. Debra Gradick. Ellen Puckett. Cathy Lassiter. Third row: Cindy Beck, Linda Wagner, Celia Suddcrth, Mary Baird, Patty Gurciak, Diana Turner. Jan Tidwell. Irene Mermen. Joy Folkes. Jeanmne Batkin. Fourth row: Cecilia Harden. Barbara McIntyre. Celia Muon. Dune llamton. Kathy Prince. Surinr.e Watson. Cathy Sigmon. Dana Heck. Margaret Burke. Martha Crowe Fifth row Peggy Beverly. Paula Lacey. Gndy Brooke. I.ynn Turner. Rhonda lewis, liufit Grimes. Marilyn long Sixth row Debbie- Fletcher. Nancy Nichols, Virginia Jackson. Barbara Colane. Libba Reed. Kathy Billman. Mary Alice Drummoodt, Joanna Supple Seventh row: Jackie Gullatte, Lynn Campbell. Pam Minor. Lathi Russell. Mi tty Lessley. Parr. Agncw, Sun Culliton. Karen Candler, Karen Hartley. Not pictured Jill Anthony. F.lia Black. Marcia Bush. Vicki Canaday. Letuila Caillero. Christina Carvalho. Susan Cleveland. Carol Cocney. Susan Cranor. Susan Dooley. Carhy Greenfield, Christa Guthrie. Cindy Henry, Jennie Higgins, Patricia Hughey. Diane Jones, Diane Krnley, Kathy Meagher, Vicki Mitchell, Terri Meyers. Jane Nelson. Karen Rney.Colette Radcliffe. Karen Regas, Sara Rowe. Diane Scamecchia.Jeffne Stapleton. Sally Steele.Janet Wilson ALPHA PHI OMEGA Alpha Phi Omega is a national service fraternity which has been on the Auburn campus for fifty-one years. They operate a nonprofit book exchange as a service to their fellow students. In other areas, they have assisted with the Red Cross blood drive, assisted with the Special Olympics, issued Glomcr-ata copies and helped with the Boy Scouts by sponsoring a camporcc and improving the hiking trail at Horseshoe fiend. Alpha Phi Omega is aly responsible for Auburn's mascot. War Kaglc IV, and has been named Organization of the Year in the Service Division for the second year in a row. I cf« 10 right: Jim Elms, Henry Abidin, David Hermcca, Linda Jones. David King, Frankie Gibson, Ross Telton, John Roberts, l i Stumbo, Sandy Downs, Curt LeVin. Bill Sutton, Kenny Jones, Clary Hollon.Jim Daniel. Mike Sanford. Sherry Mihtr. David Young. Mike Kidd, Doug Ahrens. Charles Jacks. John Johnston. Tim Thomason. Susan Stanscll. Jim Hanley. Tim llcbson. Barbara Pryie. Da� «i Lioid. Sherry Meeks.Jim Kurus. Linda Meagher, Mike Hopf, Bob Ingram. Collegiate Civitan Club Collegiate Civitan is a service organization for college men and women who arc willing to give their time to help others. The pur pose of the organization is to render altruistic services, and to provide leadership services by expanding human relationships Civitan projects include volunteer work with mentally retarded children, visiting grandparents in nursing homes, ami helping with the blond drive The chapter also sponsors a resident at the Partlow State Hospital, and coordinates various other service projects for the Auburn community. Sealed: David Kerby. Vickie Land, Donna Roland. Jennifer Able . Standing: Dr. Boyd Scebra — Advisor. Kcr.ny Slone. Leonard KuyKendall, Steve Ablet, Rodney Land. Tony Southerland Circle K Club Left to Right Philip Seim an Sonya Motley Frieda Robinson Linda Lewmtki Kelly Nieman Giry Spray Tammy Bradford Mark Lambert Lillian Parrersoo lemome Parker Sharon Egbert Fred Motion Jeff White Mark Ratliff Elizabeth Speer Mark Campbell Satan Ifaffner Jonathan Reed Dana Heck Mike Beckman Kathy fcnglemar Annette Neal David Olive Anita Cook John Bet km an Janet Kertehner Mike Billirit Bob Beckman Lynn Brantley Circle K is a co educational service organization sponsored by Kiwanis International. The Auburn club is a member of the Alabama District of Circle K of which Auburn member Tracy Nieman is District Secretary. The Auburn Circle K won first place in achievement at the past District Convention. Some of the projects of the club include working with the SGA Blood Drive, working with elderly persons, conservation and development projects at Chcwacla State Park and Auburn High School, and holding a Bikc-a-thon for Cystic Fibrosis at which over $1000 was raised. TIGER SHARKS The Tigersharks is a club open to anyone interested in scuba diving or anyone wanting to learn how to scuba dive. The Tigersharks’ main objective is to promote the sport of scuba diving and especially the safety of diving. The club makes several trips a year to Florida springs ar.d the Keys. The Tigersharks arc quite active during the winter months also, with parties and planning of a very active spring quarter. The club offers its own certified scuba instruction every quarter on campus for students. First row: Don Ellis. Sue Nutt, Great White. Don Rat . Hank Camp Second row: John Peck. Becky Fritr. Jennifer French. Mike McMillan, James Head. Ken Patterson. I-or Swamtoo. John McNutt Third row Usa Plan. Hank Smith, Wa ne Hall. Ron Arnold. Jaik Frio, Earnie Brandcll. Ann Weekly, Coach Bill Washington Fourth row: Ann Ellis, Wade Lcuronc. Lisa Stewart. Jerome Day. Brad Gaither TIGER SPLASHERS I lununl S49 SPECIAL INTEREST Tiger Trackers are official hostage of the men's tennis team. They help with scoring and recruiting, and are usually eyed from the stands while keeping score Tiger Trackers I «.Kol. Member : Allison Adams. Kelsey Bradley. Susan Cooper. Laurie Donaldson, Hunter Fearing. Kathy Flutter. Ellen Galvin. Lindsey Jackin . Debbie Jaroso. Cindy Johnson. Corrie Johnson. Debbie Iancaster. Amy leopard. Hope Mar-thews. Lynn McGnff. Mane Nix. Jan CMom. Join Odom. Susan Owens. Phoebe Parker. Karen Poe. Pam Rigby. Katherine Ripley, Carol Roberts. Susie Roberts. Joanie Rogers. Staty Russell. Donna Simmons. Marcia Stephenson. Debbie Story. Tracy Taylor. Sharon Wadsworth. Cindy Ward. Sally Wayman. Chnsiine Williams. Cuvdy Williams. Kathy Williams. Kate Willingham. Kathy Wilson. Terry Yarbrough American Choral Directors The purposes of the Student Chapter ol the American Omni Directors Association arc to host slate ACDA conventions. 10 host guest choral groups on campus. and to sponsor a choral composition con test which encourages aspiring composers and promotes creativity among composers a h M Seared Dr Thomas Smith — Faculty Advisor First row: Connie Mitchell. Terry Thompson. Angie Chisjm. Jane Brsan. Ginger Malone. Dennis Davis. Patti Satcher. Debbie Owen. Mike Ramho. Amy Tompkins. Patty McDurmont. Paul Smith — Vue-Pre Second row Kathv Lamer — See . Donna Oner. Tamara Townsend. Dana Moore. Caro! Barrett. James Jackson. William Bennett. Fred Helms. Jimmy Tipton. Richard Nocns. Dusts Teague. John Baker. Jane McNulty — Pres iso Spool Invent CONCERT CHOIR The largest select choral group at Auburn University is the Auburn University Concert Choir. Under the direction of l)r. Thomas R. Smith, Director of Choral Activities, this auditioned group performs literature ranging from spirituals and folk songs to masses and motets. This wide range of material is chosen in an attempt to represent literature from all periods in choral music history. In order to share its music with the campus and community. the Auburn University Concert Choir usually presents four concerts on the AU campus. Also, the outstanding group takes an annual Spring Tour to various sites in the Southeastern United States. Ml MC THE SINGERS The University Singers is a group of 52 singers and 11 instrumentalists under the direction of l)r. Thomas R. Smith. The Singers were formed in 1972 by Dr. Smith. Besides singing throughout the state of Alabama and surrounding states, the Singers have performed in Rumania, Poland. U.S.S.R-. and Guatamala. It's the best way we know to communicate with others whom we initially did not know — through the world of music. I iherrr first row Terry Dob ion, Lee Sims. Much Schuster. Mike Ram bo, Patty McDurmont. John Robinson. Klmbeth Culm ore, Din Muhlback, Rob Reilly. Johnny Sanders, Dick Hclnn Second row: Karen Jackson. Lynn Unger. Tamara Townsend. Melody Daniels. Angie Chisum. Ann Hinson. Laura Rice. Dr T R Smith, Carol Barrett. Lon Schnmsher. Anr.c Waggenspack. Karla Vinson, Kathy Sasser. Dana Moore Third row- Mindy Duncan. Donna Carter. Connie Shed. Kellv Askew- Fourth row- James Jackson. Dusty Teague. Kern Bradley. Wayne Lowery. John Baker. Vance Baker, Jimmy Youngblood. Robbie Bouchillon, Cieorge (jodwin. Mike French. Stan Sawyer. Mike Lee. Paul Smith. Jet: Blevins, K.s Benson. William Bennett. Jimmy Tipton. ssa MUSIC The Band h Auburn University's marching band completed a successful fall quarter that included wo rcgionalh televised half-time shows among the nine the band performed. Over 2T0 members from several states make up one of the nation's largest marching bands, which rehearses one hour each weekday and on Saturdas mornings prior to game time. The Auburn Band is well-known for its distinctive musical arrangements, its intricate drills, and :ts enthusiastic War Eagle” spirit. I)r. Bill (Doc) Walls directs the band ar.d is assisted b Dr. Johnnie Vinson. Drum majors this year were Cathy Powell and Jeffrey Row-scr. BAM) f NkWuJ MAO Ml SIC S suk.v. J K bUtkwuud m MUSIC RACQUETBALL CLUB The Racquet ball Club is open to all students and faculty members interested in developing their knowledge and skill of the game. The club also participated in intercollegiate competition. I uwk MEMBERSHIP: F.rv row: Butch Gilliland. John Jonlan. Me Hoofer Relations. Dav l Kmmicr — Pro Mark (humblest Vxc Pics.. Mary Par Sklcnka — So Alan Men ham — Trrav Second row; Anthony Joseph. Peter Salu� . Am Burba, h. Lynne Wij int, I aura Oiamblcss. Leslie We d son. John Morris, Lisa Nortcll. Kirsten Conrad. Mark Randle Third row: M.ke Pellegrini. R.-beii IVbbte Swann. Susan Burns. Jim Hawkins, ( husk sklcnka. Anita Whecles. John Hutcherson. Bryan Titus Fourth row Lynn Bamluik. Karen Palmer. ansi Hnkomhe. Mark Curtis. Step!.ante Bowlds. John her Fifth row: Ron Cohen. JeM Flam. Craig Calhoun. Steve Serin fellow. Keith Cox. laklic Story. Alkn Stapleton. SKI CLUB The Ski Club serves to promote learning at all levels of skitng. to host water ski ing tournaments involving as many students and people from the area as possible, and to field a highly competitive intercollegiate skiing team, representing Auburn all over the southeast. k Rlaad OFFICERS: Tom VanDom Prrs.. Sally Ma m.s - Vice Pres.. Becky Turner — Sec.. Brian Worntik — Tftit. MEMBERS: Allison Gregory. Don Kelly. Caroline Batson. Joe Walton, Donna Wilmanh. Cuttix Rahe. Cindy Folsom, Glenn Cambell.Cindy Wilion. Philip Fushec. Turn Hundly. Kyle Woolfalk. Brian F-istctling. David Baker. David Mullen. Bnjeet Ptewitt. Iaki R lx� .Jwka Hill. Bill Patton. Jim Bain. John Hunt, Joey Olmger. John Olivet. Chuck Kelly. Don Ketchum. Phil and Janet Gamer and others. M S« 1 AL INTIRfcST HORTICULTURE FORUM I uW From row kneeling: Coil Aichley. Fred Henderson Stinlc Siwnmk. Mary Tsherghnn. Fdoir Ra Sexond row Mirvh Mjtihrr.JjB Turner. John Clark. Sherr M.Milian. Teresa Atlkiifi. Lone Merrill. Am Solomon. Susan Horn. I r l V fVrkin Third row; Sari Gillespie. Julia Maynard. Barbara TKxnas, Ken Baker. lii aheth Surhcrland. Mike Barnett. Jor n Tinner. Seisin Harper. Hell Writfon. Haul Williford. Tom Templr Fotinh nnvjramr Williams. landa I lr er. Kirsrer,C -eirad. Stjurily Mwn, l r J l SiMlonJimn Hmiiai The Auburn Horticul-turc Forum is an organiza tion drawing together not only students ami faculty of Horticulture. Inn also those in the general public that arc interested. The annual Spring Plant Sale allows the stuelcnts to experience working with the general public while raising funds for various projects in the club. REHABILITATION ASSOCIATION The Auburn Student Rehabilitation Association has continued to effectively maintain an awareness of the humanness of handicapped people ami the harriers which they face daily. Included in the clubs activities is the writing and making of a film which will be used to promote the rehabilitation curriculum, the chartering of an honorary society, and fund raising projects for money to be used for the advancement of hand-icappcd persons. t Wt m2 Kneeling: Rim Milan. Lisa Swam). Gary Coediv, Alice Gwen Chandler. Matgi Story. Cindy Gibb . Don .Iordan. Kathy Garron. Carol Bowler. Diane Marbury. Gem Hanley Second row: Fula Mac Fdw-ard . Flour l abb . Pam Breeches. Paige Mirkle. Amy Stahli. Mar Gray. Deon Clark. Trudi Doggett, Michele Bruocllctte. Filer. Park . Tom Nicholas. Jill Alexander Third row; Rindy McDaniel. Amy Doe lieu. Mike Henderson, Chris Smith. Robert Couth, Lori longsron, Mike Shinnuk. Cexilc Adair, Mike Hender-Mm. Dave Jarrett, Steve Cosgrove. Diane Ken ley, Joe Harrington, Carl Krarnc . Ed Debardeleben shoal emitesT STUDENT COUNCIL FOR EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN The Student Council for Exceptional Children promotes the educational needs of exceptional children through stimulation and strengthening of the interests of students, and encourages professional responsibilities. AFRO-AMERICAN ASSOCIATION The Afro-American Association encourages black students at Auburn to take an active role in all aspects of campus life. Their main activity is the organization and execution of Black Heritage Week winter quarter. The club brings in speakers, films and singers as part of the week’s presentation. First row Nancy Brave — fixes See . liu McGee. WarxJa Ojjletrec. Marie All-jeood. Debbie Turner Second row: Mary l.anc. Daphne White. Gail Freeman Ihird row Gerrilyn Grant — Pres . Carolyn Ivey — Vi e-Prrs . Donna Johnvm Fourth ru� : Ricky Rogers. Daryl Jones snciALisrrtRisT N.S.S.H.A. National Student Speech and Hearing Association is a professional organization for students majoring in speech pathology, audiology and education of the accoustically handicapped. Through the Association, students are introduced to job opportunities and special problems that exist within the profession, I skertr First row Darcy Kiel — Trras . Gail Murph — See . Robin Wylie — Vice-Pres . linda Meyers. Brenda Tarpley. Betsy McPherson, Del Brooks Second row: Ten! Spots wood, Tim Cheek. Nancy Haak. Helen M Harris. Cathy Nietman. Son.-a Lewis, Bobbi Bridges. Wanda Walker. Barb,e Colane. Vic Bray.Jayne Fischer. Terri Turner. Not pictured: Dr. Martin Dicbold — Sponsor, Sandra Clark — Sponsor. Tncia I lenders. Janice Moore — Pres. Bell Borgini. Linda Isaacs. J. S. Nagle, Bcserly Bush. Renee Steadhan. Barb McCreary. Vivian Curlxiw. Lyn Wiggins. iv9 SOCIAL INTtRlST DEBATE COUNCIL The Ichate and forensics program ae Auburn Universicy is a co curricular activity sponsored by the Department of Speech Communication. The squad, consisting of over thirty participants, entered twenty debate and speech tournaments during the year's competition In addition, the program sponsors two tournaments on campus, a high school tournament in October and an intercollegiate tournament in January. Exhibition debates were held each quarter for the AlJ Forum series Shown arc Auburn debaters entered in the fall tournament at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Front row Nina Dill. Randy Harrington. Wendell Dill, l-iura Snell. Bask row Ron Paludan. Colette Radvliffe. Dennis Harmon FLYING TEAM The War Eagle Flying Team represents Auburn University in intercollegiate flying competition. Participating in regional anti national competition. the team excels in accuracy landings, cross-country navigation and air drop. Events also include aviation related ground events. Rtst ruw Mike Johnson — Captain. Susan Suntans. Greg Rains. Bob Builcy —SevVTicas. Lisa English. Debbte Yungert Second to Fred Helms. Aim Lomrev. Gary Varner. Tad Davis. Susi Westphai. Brace Gillen. Bink� Quigley. John Regan Not poured Steve Conn. Allison Reynolds. Emory Ellis. Doug Gilberts BUILDER’S GUILD l irfliod The Builders Guild is an organisation mainly for Budding Science students. Its purpose is to supplement students' formal education with a knowledge of what’s happening in the building industry today. This is accomplished by presenting construction field trips, seminars, and speakers from throughout the US. First ro Cars Burke. Paul l-croy. Mirk Cambell. David Hosev Pres ). Steve Templeton. Juk Johnson Second tow Jim Millet. (Charles (itiffilh. Rjinl Ross Third tow David Corley. Randy Foster, Rusty Bullard. Ron Martin. Wayne Hall, Drug Beatty (Treas). Al Horn Fourth to Funk l-amptethi. Alar. Wilks. David Starling Not pistured Paul Darden (Fatuity Advisor). Joe Waihcn (Vue Pres i. Vkki Birtlett (l.iason C)f(Ker). Tom Mullaney (Set.) SPIKE SHOE CLUB Dti to r.ghi AIckJ Cuomo, Anne Chappell. David Yate Set I teas . David Peeler Pres . Peter Hcidhttvier. IVbbie Filand. N’ansy Smmpff. Stott (ioslin The Spike $ht c Club is based upon advancement of the sport of track Members arc able to improve their skills in track through association with others involved in the sport. AG COUNCIL The Agriculture Council is composed of the President and Senator elected by the School of Agriculture, representatives from each recognized student agricultural organization, and an Agricultural hostess. The Council coordinates ami promotes the advancement of agricultural organizations on campus. Hint row Ronald Montgomery Pres. Ann Hollingsworth — Newsletter Editor. Katie Smith — Treas. Debbie Ryma), Narxy Hinkle. Man Hall — Ag Senator Sabrina Barber — Sec .Scott Owenc — Vice Prrt Second row Carol Stephens. Michelle Hinkle. Stephen Newton. Christopher Smith. Gary Wilwhite. Betsey Willis. Danny Robinson. IXxig Harris. Bobby Smith Third row Dill Alserson. Jr. — Advisor. Andrea Beatewell, Eddie Thomason, Henry Gotcher, David Moehleiser. Robert Brewer. Steve Foshee. John Vandiver. Cecil Dorsey. Ray Norman. Fourth row R R Harris — Advisor. Mark Brunner. Robert Allen. Dav-.d Tysinger, Ginger Beshears. Kevin Hamman AG ECON CLUB I KjsuiJ The Agricultural Economics Club helps students to gain a practical insight into tlae field of agricultural economics. The members take field trips to business firms and publish a brochure to advertise seniors to prospective employers. M2 SWCl AL INTWfcST F.F.A. Promoting high ideals for students planning agricultural careers is the purpose of the Collegiate Future Farmers of America. The members strive to instill pride ami knowledge in all future farmers. while teaching new farm techniques and developments. Fust row. Joe Rasbrtry. Chris Smith. Tcrr Wright. Bill Gibson. Billy Hines. Ken Prater. Makes Elkins. George Catgyle. Gary Wilwhite Second row Eva Mitchell. Drew Wood. Norred Crews, David Ghffith, Cindy Reeves. Anne Graham. Chuck Howard. Fran Watson Third row: Eddie Richey. Carl Baggott. Greg Griffin. Ed .Wins Fourth row: M J Iverson — Advisor. Terry Sheffield. Joel Miller. Greg Tatum. Jeff Newman. Boh Moorehead. Ed Moneus. David Warren. Ken Hood. Sylvester Dswnell. Alice Dean. Eddie Hathaway, Ken Meharg. Anthony Plemons. Al Wright POULTRY SCIENCE CLUB I hiaurt The Auburn Poultry- Science Club has as its purpose the stimulation of student interest in the poultry industry. SPtaAL INTtRtST FENCING CLUB Since 196i, the Auburn University Fencing Club (Salle D'Armes) has represented Auburn University at various state tournaments, always placing well. An intracluh Ixmt was held November 18. 1978 in preparation for the tournament season. The club welcomes anyone interested in fencing. The members would like to thank Dr Rea and Dr. Dickson for their time and devotion to the fencing club. First row; Robert R Rea — Faculty Advisor. Jim Morrione. John Slcdjtc — Pres. Reed Smith — Vicc-Prcs. Bill Howland — Sec Treas.. Thomas Dickson Faculty Advisor. Frit? Femnte. Chris Snyder. ART CLUB The An Club is primarily a service organization for students in visual arts. The club sponsors art shows, displays and speakers to further the education of students in an. First row Linda Holt — Treas., Dr j illa Bamef. Carol Price. Kelly Si hull . Sue Howard Second row: Lloyd Malone. Jeff Jones — Pres. Drnnss Davis — Vice-Pres. Anne Diwluns. Karen Rcasis. Bill Holbrook, Steve BuRfi. Kathy Lall. Third row Sherri Powell — Sec. Kay Campbell. David Jones. Tommy Davis, Mike Macon. Steve Pharr Sport Parachute Club Auburn Skydivcrs have been hot on the road to competition the past year. They traveled to Syla-cauga for the Regional Cottonbelt Meet (equivalent to SEC for other varsity sports) where two members placed first and second in accuracy competition. Then during Labor Day weekend, four Auburn sky-divers teamed together to place third ahead of the University of Alabama skydivcrs despite the advantage of their home airport near Tuscaloosa. Auburn skydivcrs jump almost every weekend at Moton Field in Tuskcgcc. A) A-Day game Tom Roberts flies the American flag into Jor-danHarc. B) First row: Robert Butler, Anne Garvin, Richard Wood Second row: Bruce Hunt, Ken Boyd, Annette ind Randy Taylor. Linda King. Mary Brice. Dirk Gordon, Tom Roberts Q Richard Wood after a smooch stand-up landing at Tuskegee A v. mud SPECIAL INTUU5T N.O.R.M.L The National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws (NORML) came to life on campus this year when it was granted a charter by the Student Government Association during the fall quarter The chapter was started to help students channel their efforts to reform present marijuana laws for personal use and for medical considerations such as glaucoma and chemotherapy. Our objective is to work within the American legal framework to form a better public policy toward marijuana through an enlightened public. Our activities this year have included having a car wash to raise funds and sponsoring a senatorial candidate speaker. I arthols Rim row Michael Webb — Pro.. Eel Home — Vice-Pres., Paul Espy — Sec. Levy Siimon. Riehud McCoy. Second row; Lou Monti, David Boldt. Paul Willilcxd. Leslie Avrin. Raul Wilkuu. Third row: Luis Williams, GRB, D.LC-. Rasputin T Vann Jones. Fred Keith. Fourth row-.- R U. Ready, For A. Change. Reego R Raybecs, Yes I. Am. Neil Young filth row Mark Alann. Caesaro Alfredo. Kevin Casey. Byron Lambert ivn i.vr RIFLE TEAM ihw The Auburn University Rifle Team strives to promote the sport of rifle markmanship and to represent the University in nfiery competition. The team participates in two conferences, the Alabama Collegiate Riflery Conference composed of eight Alabama Universities. Officer' Left to Right — Robert McCuridc (vice ptciidcnt); Bob Head (preudent); John Laumeyer. (See.-Treal) •� « Top Left to Right — Mark Bar field. Jim Haley. Don Spencer. Vince Miller. George Mock (Coach) Bottom left to Right — Robert MiCotkle. Bob Head. Roy Con me. John Laumeyer. Barry Kor-negav i ’ SMCIAl I.VTUUST RODEO CLUB The Auburn Rodeo Club cultivates fellowship among students. The dub members actively participate in inter-collegiate rodeo and sportsmanship on campus and with other colleges and universities in the southeast. L-R First row: Sim Oner. Beth Cuter. Lur Davis. Freda Childress. Hugh Dunn. Narxy Carter. Sex , Mat” (the dog) Second row: � Din VC'omochel. klvisor. Darrell Gray, hddie Adams. Vue President. Ben Frederick. Treaj Tommy Kent. Dr Jim John row. Advisor Third row: Dennis Sculley. Barry McCaffrey. President. Dan Scruggs. Public Relations. Bryan Kennedy. David Co . Cay Jones • « N'T I RUT Block and Bridle The Block and Bridle Club helps «o acquaint students in the animal sciences with many phases of animal agriculture. The members participated in ham and steak sales, showmanship contests. AQHA horse show. Auburn University bull sale and spring agriculture tours. First row: Bobby Smith tPres ). Kane Smith Treat I. Gail Spra berr) (Sec ). Ima Pigg. David Mitchell. Ron me Sckox, Manon Hughes ' Rep I. Tern Walters. Matt Hall Second row: Keith Hocutt. Shane Ratcliff. Larry Banks. Oltne Prxc. Doug Harrs. Winston Galloway. Nano Orlando. Qvde Bnsemine. Karen Philips (Vice-Pres) Third row: Enc Bryant. Vince Millet). Robert Wilkins. Derwm Rush. Buck Busses. Scott Owens Fourth row; Andy Gr.mes. Shells Freeman. Tommy Kent. Kathy Smith. Dan Stokes. Beth Reods Fifth row: Dan Scruggs. Mars Laird. George Catgile. Howard Acme. Betss Willis (Manial-at-Aimt). Jane Pairs. Ernie Carlson Sixth row: Lee Murphs.Joe Hester. William Hards. Dsne Kirby. Bob Anderson J tlfphmtnfl ,Al I vt isT Division A — Mag Dorm Division A is coming off of perhaps its best intramural year in its history. Last year the division won 9 out of 13 dorm championships including the maior sports of football, basketball, and softball Behind the remarkable pitching of Harry Chandler, the softball team won the all campus championship after defeating the independents 11-0 and then shutting out the fraternity champion Sigma Nu. So far this year. Division A has successfully defended their maior dorm championships while also retaining the golf crown And the division took a commanding lead into spring quarter in hopes of nailing down a fifth consecutive all sports trophy. F.m row: Mark Maior. Doo Van Win. Eik S,n Ko.h Woodham. Sk ,,, « . w . . .wl„ ft«f Broikroar. Second row: Paul Coik.sh. W.nn Johns. Hcadlo Arnold. W.ll.an, Robert . R,ch Jandov.u TR.rd row: An 9urclt Chuckx ewstrr. Jcfl Pcore. Bi.an Clark. Torr. HaU. ltd Trupp. Harr . . Tbwna Btamle '. Chandler t ttahuli IneerrM HILLEL JEWISH STUDENT ORGANIZATION Hillcl, under president Glen Mutch-nick and advisors Dr. and Mrs. Leo Hirth. has been very active on the Auburn campus, as in the Auburn community, alter reopening the doors of Hillel in the fall of 1977. Hillel. as campus Jewish organization has been active this year. In the fall of this year, Hillel conducted the first Jewish services ever held in Auburn. These included Rosh Hashana (Jewish New Year) and Yom Kippur (day of atonement). Hillel sponsored its annual Hannukkah party for Jewish faculty, students and members of the community with about 100 in attendance. Later in winter quarter, Hillcl held Sak bath Services in the Auburn University Chapel, followed by a pizza party. Hillcl also played a basketball game, held bowling parties and sent a representative to the Zionist leadership Conference in Atlanta, Georgia. Hillcl sponsored the movie Night and Fog” for A.U. students and faculty. The movie dealt with the Nazi Era during World War II. During the spring, Hillel sponsored a joint Hillel overnight campout with the University of Alabama Hillel Hillcl here at Auburn has grown much in the last two years and with an active group next year, we hope to grow and plan even more activities and Hillel sponsored events. '■Si il MIS ! ! HI HIb IS 5111 jjjj IS fjljl HI First ro . Glen Mutthnkk - Pres.. Brute Bothman. Debbie Buchmui. Leslie Weller. Mark Burmtk. Robin Feldman. States Hoder. L nn Bonshitk - Vkc-Prcs. Cathy Greenfield — Vice Pres., Henry Hene, Mar c Hirth - Advisor. Second row: Larry Dumell. Lethe Capouya. Kenneth Oser. David Greenfield. Dr Leo Hirth — Advisor. ENGINEERING STUDENT COUNCIL I afcrrrr The Engineering Council is comprised of representatives from various honoraries and professional organizations in the School of Engineering. The Council seeks to widen the interest of Auburn students concerning the field of engineering by increasing their understanding and appreciation of engineering. The Council also recognizes outstanding engineering students, faculty members, and organizations and promotes a high standard of engineering ideals. First row; Datid Farmer (Pres ). Karen Harm (Vice-Pres.). Second row. Kay Appleton (Trcas), Lit Duchock (R« Sec ). Dr. Jerkin I Faculty Advisor). Jane Thomas (Corr. Set.). Third row Deborah Schmitz. Omega Chi Epsilon; Starla Mixon. Pi Gamma Tau; John Haller. A 11 E; Eddie Vaqghn. Sigma Gamma Tau. Gary Hagler. A I A A . Bill Sperry. XE; Sheryl Golden. S W E ; Gary Gray. ASCE ; Harold Hayne . Era Kappa Nu Fourth row: David Fagg. A I M F . Jim Bum . Ajt Eng. Grant Cattlebetry. Charles Lane. Gary Varner. Bruce Stout. Pat ftatcy. IV Bishop. Jim Wattetson. David A.I.M.E. The American Institute of Mechanical Engineers is active in furthering the interests of students in mechanical engineering at Auburn University. First to R Manuni — Tira . T Rain — Vice Pres. Steve McGee, T Rcbctts — Pres.. J Meredith Second row A Denton — See.. J. Trettel. S Parks. R Chauc rx. S. Smota. R Atkinson Third row D Fagg Council Rep. Dr. Wilcox. K Cook. Dr Jemian. S Porter AG ENGINEERS k «■ « • First row. Kevin Hammifl. Brian Anderson. Dick Helms. IX uk Barden. Danny Robinson. Lane Hewer, Ray Norman Second row: Dr Paul Turoquist. Dr. Joe Kooo. Rcrrv Oako. Tim Oiamblee. Randall East, Mike Riley, David Singles on, Bobby Washington, Richard Collier, Jim Bums, Danny Schuttler. Milce Bush CIVIL ENGINEERS row: Bob Bishop, Tom Fulu. Jennifer Bates. Lisa Bohn. Richard Lovelace. Teny Mclnturff, Gary Gray. Second row : Don Smith, Henry Hene, Martha Tillman. John Hancock Third row Scott Chamberlain. Ken Lucfgrcn. Preston McGill. Ron Dor net). Ray Harris. Rodney Himes, John Bergschneidrr. Fourth row William Daugette, Rieky Saucer. Robert Lee. Tony Camp, Linda Figg. Ray Chew rung Fifth row: David Kemp, Benny Kelley. Rick F.sans. Tim McCartney, laura Ledyard. Tony Harrison Sixth row: Dwight Turner, Jeff Walsh. Adrian Lovell, James Moore, Fred Hollan. Chip Johnson. George Putman. Danny Edwards The Auburn University student chapter of the American Society of Civil Kngi-ncers provides a forum through its bi-monthly technical professional programs to improve channels of communication between its members and members of the practicing civil engineering profession. m ENGINEERS American Institute of Chemical Engineers AIChE, the American Institute of Chemical Engineers, promotes friendship and professionalism among chemical engineering students. The organization is an active one involved in many activities. Speakers from various chemical engineering related industries are present at all meetings. Friendship is promoted through participation in spons, parties, and plant trips. The organization is a vital part of the chemical engineering curriculum. C.tBprlllkJ Member ; Katlry Clinton. Nan Weaver. Sharon Levesque. Bill We .Cindy Colccr. Tony Chamber . Fran Smith (Trruurer). John Smith. Margaret Nelson. Steve Edwards, James MeKeruie, Kay Hereford, Frank Pigett. Kay Appleton.Jeff Cteenhill. P. J. Jotner. Karen Harm. Kevin Ocnlmg. Lynn Richardson. David Watson, Lae Due hock. David Smith, Sonya Strickland (Secretary). Michael Middleton, Joel Ellas. Clark Gibson. Chuck Whght. Donald CahcLa. Bruce Coulter. Bill Bond. Jim Fitch,Jeff Folte. Bruce Goento. Thuy Truong. Sam Cnouinco. Ralph Quigley. Pat Tinney. Jack Hildebrant. Chris Cheyne, Eton Colgrove (Publicity Chairman I. lorry Kraclte, Steve Jatrett. Don Kachelman. Joe Parket. Mike Franklm. Sharon Miller. Robert Sheppard, Cathy Dean. Quack Hanlinc (Engineering Council Rep). Doug Wheatley. William Taylot. Toro Craig. David Riclu. Steve Suthcrlin. Steve Dranc. JenneeCavanaugh. Deborah Srhmita (Pres ). Ball Buyers (Vice-Pm ) American Institute of Industrial Engineers AUE, the American Institute of Industrial Engineers, serves to acquaint the student with the Industrial Engineering field as a profession and to establish a good rapport with the professors. Activities not only include meetings, but also plant trips, speakers, picnics, and an annual student senior Chapter Banquet. First row: Jan Crow (Chapter Development Quitman), Diane Dynin. Rhonda Horne, Sue Carver. Dawn Manning, Jan Thomas (Secretary) Second tow: Sandy James. Bo McCullough, Janie Jones, Butch Chandler. Barry Clayton. Lee Harbin. lea Bradford (Vice-Pm ). Sheryl Gulden (Tress). Third Row: Bob Venable. Rat Dooley, Tom Munhollcn, Sammy Bishop, Greg Hicks. Jeff Hamilton, Kevin Foster Fourth row: Frank McGhee, Dale Scrugg . Tommy Garrison. Ljury Alford. Bruce Purvis, Bob (lark. David Vice. Society of Women Engineers SWE, the Society of Women Engineers, seeks to inform young women, parents, counselors, and the general public of the qualifications, achievements, and opportunities open to women engineers. SWE also serves as a source of information and center of common interest for women engineering students with speakers or presentations and group conducted service and social projects. First row: Bo McCullough. Lee llimmo, Laura DiMillo, Deborah Schmitt, Lee Harbin, Teresa Milly (Corr See ), Stephanie Bynum Second row: Martha Richburg (See ). Debbie Clorfelter, Terry landingham. Sandy James, Beth Craven. Connie Edward . Ann Morris. Donna Johnson. Linda Fig . Third row: Dorothy Davis (Treat), Rcbeeca Geeslin, Karen Harris. Ann Cornel son. Kay Appleton (Vice Pre ). Cheryl Baker. Patncia Hughey, Pam Luxier, Rod Jenkins (Advisor), Becky Canterbury, Lea Bradford (Pres.) Fourth row: Kaa Allen. linda I-anguon, P J Joyner, Janice York, Angela Sheridan «. coptlinJ I.E.E.E. Outstanding trical '.UATES Engineer i The Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers is a worldwide organization dedicated to professionalism in today’s society. The Auburn University membership consists of student engineers interested in the advancement of engineering technology. First row: Colleen Moore, Margarer Dailey, Bang Nguyen. David Jcoes. Jim Vinton, Tim Johnson, Jeff Barnes, Mahesh Paranja pc Scvuocl row: Gary Heidelberg, Wayne Hood, William Autrey. Gary Brinkwonh. Roger Parker. Mike Eiscntimmet. Kin Reynolds. Luke Skywalker. Third row: Dwight Barron. Mark Tatum. Larry Savage. Ma Thornton. Mark Kelly. Don Qualls. Fourth row: David Williams, Mark Lambert. Kevin Merchant, Tim Watts, Jim Johnson, David Payne, Jimmy Wecse, Mike Cato. Seated: Dwight Mullts (Pres.), Dr Scott Starks (Sponsor). Marc Butts (Vice Pres ). n iNOINIIRS A.I.A.A. IWSA United SM? | oukhrm The American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics is the principal aerospace technical society in (he United States. The objective of A1AA is to advance the fields of aeronautics, astronautics, and hydronautics. This organization provides the aerospace engineering and aeronautical administration students an effective channel of technical communication through technical publications, national and local meeting, seminars, field trips, and public information services. AI.AA: Fini row: Amin Aur (Vice President). Mirk Maxhoff (Alternate Engr. Council Rep.). Frink Btgham (Secretary). Mosul 1 Hasherm Kia. Gary Hagler (kngr. Council Rep.). Second row: Susan York, fcddic Vaughn. Mike Hooten. Grant Castleberry. Kelly t-avrn (President! Third row: George Conover. One Holloway. Jim McCurry. Dave Sparks, Ben Brooke. Alan Inwrry Fourth row: Don Scumbo (Treasurer). Dr. Fred Martin (Faculty Adnior). Byron Wall. Fred Martin. Mike Daniel. Fifth Row: Dive Smith. Tom Sc ha ff nail A.S.M.E. The American Society of Mechanical Engineers meets twice monthly. Activities include having guest speakers, plant trips to industries in the Southeast, business and social luncheons, and inter departmental athletics. Members arc also active in curriculum discussions. They serve as guides during Engineering Week and participate in E-week festivities. I them Bottom row: Boh Higginbotham, Ron Wilson. Scott Kurt. Tim Whitley. Steve Newton. Bill Ayres. Brim Judd Second row: Gaig Hurst. Doug Fees. Tcreia Milly. Kent Molin Third row: Stub Swinsoo. Stony Jackson. Issa Kali!. Lirry Abel. Torn Estep, Hip Camacho. Tom Barkley. James Blackman Fourth row: Glen Weeks. Kenny Apperson. Jim Hunter. Glen Campbell. Bill Howell. Dr. Joe Reece Advisor. Top row: Warrm Batty. Mark Schull, Gary Runyans. Herb Meighan. Hap Langford. Tim Jones. David Thotn. Phil Bert vw I XC.INEERS AMERICAN SOCIETY OF INTERIOR DESIGNERS Fum row Mazy Huff. Pam Game Frankie Rifle Second row: Debbie Richburg. Cathy Stone. Anne Lamb. Third row Ted Cleveland, Laurie Wiggins. Alice Linton. Fourth row. Lind Powell, Susan Knight. Susan Waleutt Fifth row: Stephen R Jonci, Patricia Churchill, Leah Mackin. Alena Adair. Nor pictured Charlotte Nocton. Bruce Gram The main function of the American Society of Interior Designers students chapter is to serve as a parallel to the professional organization. A S.I.D. sponsors Good Design Day and programs during “Beaux Art Week” to promote student interest, awareness and appreciation of design. INDUSTRIAL DESIGN SOCIETY OF AMERICA The Industrial Designer's Society of America is concerned with promoting interest and a sense of professionalism in the field of Industrial Design Seated Bob Miresci, Robert Andrcoctola. Mike Fuller. Elizabeth Hunt. Mitz: Shaxictt (Sec.), Glen Boyd. Paul Foxworth. Sicse Welle. Eddy Parker. Tim Shirks. Steve King. First row Charlie VanV alkenburg (Vice Free ). Fmesr Giro. Jeff Taylor. Eddie Austin (Pres). Fred Samudio, John Lair. Bruce Kcedy. Mike Hollingsworth. Mark Hauser (Treat.). Jim Bell. Mrs. Eva Pfeil (Faculty Advisor). Second row Jim Watson. Randy Smith. Lee Thomas. Jim Lambert. John Fitrmiurice. Mike Beckman. Frank Babbitt, Douglas Franks Third row Greg Sollic. Al Rowe. Bill Jordan Fourth row Jim Riley. Rarxly Bartlett. Jinmv Whiceley. Joe Jouana. John Landry. Jim Upchurch. Gary House. Ken Hanes. Scoct Brav Back row Mike Lassiter. James Foster. Wallace Williams. Terry Murphree. Dave Rinehart. Bob McCracken. Mark Drane. Erk I ester Mitch Johnson. Hugh Mims v-m-RAisatKos A.S.H.E.A. The American Students Home Economics Association covers all disciplines of the field of home economics and also the discipline of vocational education. ASHE A presents programs dealing with consumer affairs, nutrition, family and child development, while also helping new students in the school decide on professional schools. CuyvWJ First row: lands Bence. Julia Pettigrew. Triesa Sewell. Suranne Hogan. Carol Humphries. Susan Welch. Debbie McCabe Second row: Miry Kay Dick. Scarlett Stuns. Liu Bondi. Stephanie Culp� . Kith) Maddo . Kali Me Reynolds. Dicu Wadsworth, Jennie Downing, Leigh Bryirv I hird row: Tracey Hughes. Margaret Ball. Holly Helms. Janet Carpenter. Silly Hocslcy. Denise Roberts. Kithy Burkhaker. Miry Ann Kirkhiir. Student Dietetic Association The Student Dietetic Association is a professional and service organization offering help and advice in the areas concerning nutrition. The SDA gives students opportunities to develop their interests and skills in the field of dietetics by participating in projects which call for nutrition information. Help and advice are offered to students in preparing for their classes (a. Soli Fine row; Ann Coogle (Sec-Treis). Jewel and Topaz Harmon. Miry Beyin. Allene Marshall, Donna Kennington. lands Isaacs. Lila Harrison. Kathy Patterson. Martha Coe (Pres). Second row: Lcmoinc Parker. Debbi Showers. Beth Mai lory. Anne Chappell. Manly n Morns. Manlyn Lance. Janet Taylor (Faculty Advisor). Third row: Melody Yates, Cynthia Barnes. Jane Lochndgt, Gary Young. Husie Crragan. Carol Bingen. Metis Mathew v Terri Thompson. Jmet KeTsehner. Becky Hathaway. Bobbie Lancaster. Liu Russell Not pictured : Betsy Wilson (Vice Pres ). Carol Dillard (Town Advisor). sra NATURAL SClihtls MOD- ELING BOARD The Modeling Board is the service oriented portion of Fashion Incorporated Each year, members are chosen in a modeling contest before judges from area retail clothing stores. In order ro give its members experience in modeling and in coordination shows, the Modeling Board holds an annual Bridal Show. Top ro K:m Campbell. Jan Hardy. Tnna Watters. Lynn Brooks. Susan Cranor. Kathy Gibbs. Debbie Stores. Puts Dnoo. Jennifer Scott. Sheri Paulk Miranda Sisco Second ro r: Laura Gardner. Elirabeth Estess. Chris Tatum First row: Lindsay Taylor. Karen Kroft. Manlyn Lloyd. Susan Russell, Elirabeth Bates. Meredith Martin. France Hoik. Jean Dasts. Deanna Hailey. Eleanor Dopson. Melanie Him net FASHION INCORPO- RATED Fashion Incorporated is a professional organization open to all students. The main emphasis of the group is on apparel, design and merchandising. Designers and merchandisers from fashion centers in Atlanta often come to Auburn to help students with new ideas. PRE-VET ASSOCIATION Nancy Davis Lnda Neighbors Derr a Lauderdale Nora Magee Hugh Washington Robert Hedberg Ball Pope landa McNeff Mike Wood Scott Fisher StaeCaila� a Scott Jackson Norma Wright Kenneth Neal Kcc Ixiwards Rogers Stout Serve Smellev Melanie Glasscock Gus Mueller Steven T Murphree Kim Campbell Glenn Brown David Orr Caroline Montgomery John MrMenamin lee Barnett Doruld Lattrell Cliff Barnett Ra Watson «■ VIT MIDItlNE Mil VfcT Ml D1C1N t S.A.Ph.A STUDENT AMERICAN PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION SAPhA, the Student American Pharmaceutical Association, is the national professional society of pharmacy students and an official subdivision of the American Pharmaceutical Association. Any undergraduate student regularly enrolled in pre-pharmacy or pharmacy is eligible for membership in the organization. SAPhA is involved at the student level with important professional and special interest activities of its parent society. The Auburn chapter provides each member many professional, education, and social opportunities. SAPhA members arc involved in several committees such as Poison Prevention, Hypertension Screening, Drug Abuse, and Venereal Disease Education. The association also presents a good opportunity for a large number of student members to become familiar with the affairs of the American Pharmaceutical Association and the pharmacy profession by attending regional and national meetings Involvement in SAPhA presents many professional and educational opportunities and is limitless in its benefits. Front row — seated L-R: Me Unit Moore. Ronnie Ferxily. Julie Vtskcts. Jennifer Johnson. Dan McConaghy. Lucinda Maine — President. Barry Coker. Marianne Jones. David Cnder Second row — seated L-R: Tommy Whitworth. Patnoa Morton. Debbie Fant. I)ebb.e Harris. Adin Bateson — Treasurer. Jeanette Boohaker. Karen Candler — Secretary Third row — standing: Debbie Hunt, leigh Ann Marshall. Judy Ingall. Harriet Cousins. Randy Pratt. David Gently. Beverly Williamson, Joe Money. Enn Flowers — 2nd V. Pres.. Jack Hood. Larry Thomason — Faculty Advisoc. Dean Ben Cooper. Fourth row — standing: Leigh Hornsby. Gary Bogus. Michael Marloewio, Randy Dockirs. Jan Stewart, Nancy Mims, John Chitwood — Is V. Pres. Fifth row — sanding: Connie Line. Sonya Mosely. Cindy Casey. Ricky Reeves. David Williams. Frank Bunn. Darryl Massey ' k ifrliad Pharmacy Student Council The Pharmacy Student Council iy comprised of twenty members from various organizations within the school The council serves as a link between the students and faculty. First row. David Williamson (Piet.); Lee Wilton. Rho Chi; Ron Robb. Competition Comm; Ann Markham, GSR Delegate; Rick Valeri (Vice Pres) Second row: Lucinda Maine, SAPhA. Sutic Greer. Curriculum Comm.; Lynn Dark (Sec.); Susan Bishop. Kappa Epti Ion; Tom Arnold. Senator Third row; Erin Flowers. SAPhA. Dasid Crider. Phi Delta Chi; Connie Lane. Kappa Epsilon; Garry Boggus. Curnculum Comm ; Lynn Forerrun. Independent Fourth row: Randy Pratt. Independent. Jon Payne. Phi Delta Chi; Karen Candler. Phi Lambda Sigma; Adm Batson. Phi Lambda Sigma. Randy Dos kens. Kappa Psi Kappa Epsilon As the national pharmacy fraternity dedicated to women in pharmacy. Phi Chapter of Kappa Epsilon has been active at Auburn since 1956. Phi Chapter participates in all activities of the pharmacy school and serves to unite women in the promotion of their profession. First row: Jackie Brannon. Cathy Barrett. Sonya Mosley. Lynn Dark, Joanna Proctor. Donna Martin. Susan VanDerWerf. Kent the Arnold. Cathy Durncii. Second row: Jennifer Johnson. Julie Hayden. Lynn Burch. Jeannette Boohakcr. Leigh Hornsby (Pledge Trainer). Kathy Yaccs. Charlotte Willis (Treat), Debbse Hutcheson. Susan Swink. Kellee Arnold Third row: Patnoa Morton. Leighar.n Marshall. Connie Lane (Pres ). Robm Adams (Vice Pres). Sharon White (Histomn). Marti Williams Fourth row: Danny Cottrell (Big Brother). Marianne Murphy. Virginia Lovell. Janet McCombs, Susie Greer, Cathy Sasser. Karen Candler. Starr Miller. Mimi Markiewiez. Cindy Casey. Debbie Powell. Linda Roney. Dianne Baker. Cynthia McCray. Donna Harvey, King Olivers (WKG). Not pictured: Cindy Jonc-. Olive Colhns (Sec.), Gloria Diaz. Carol Anthony. Susan Bishop. Erin Rowers. Sandy DcLoach. Debbie Hum. Melanie Moore. Lucinda Mime. Joyce Armour. MS PHARMACY PHI DELTA CHI The Chi chapter of Phi Delta Chi. active on the Auburn campus since 1921, is a professional pharmaceutical fraterniry. The fraternity strives to serve its members academically and socially as well as professionally. Phi Delta Chi is very active hi the School of Pharmacy as well as in the community, sponsoring window displays and hypertension screenings. Chi chapter proved to be the fourth best chapter in the nation last year. Bimini, Steve M SPY, Auburn. AL; Batson. Adin R 4PY, Florence. AI.; Beebe. Archie J F. D. Auburn. AL. Bom. Dr Charles K Faculty, Auburn, AL. Bowab. Eddie M.: SPY. Montgomery. AL. Bush. Aubrey Jr.. SPY. Auburn. AL Campagna. Ke-.ih D Faculty. Auburn, AL; Carlen, Jeffrey D.: SPY. Auburn. AL; Chavcts. Joe K 4PY. Gadsden. AL. Chitwood, John L: 2PY. Augustine. FL; Clark, Richard J 4PY. Elba. AL. Cobb. John R : 4PY. Montgomery. AL Cochran, Thomas L: PY. Auburn, AL. Coker. Barry L -tPY. Auburn. AL; Coker. Sam T Faculty. Auburn, AL; Cooper. Ben F - Faculty, Auburn. AL; Cowart. Arthur G 4PY. Prattville. AL. Cnder, David N.: 4PY. Phemx City. AL Darling, Charles G.: 4PY, Auburn. AL: Davie. Allen J SPY, Eufaula. AL. Dcleonard, Steve C. 4PY. Birmingham, AL; Dixon. Bill C 4PY. Dcfudiak Springs. FL. Edwards. John K SPY, Ft. Payne. AL. Gentry. David Brantley 4PY. AliccviUe. AL Adame. David W SPY Marshall. NC; Aleaander. Wiliam T SPY. Alicevillc. AL. Anderson. Glen K SPY. Birmingham. AL; Arnold. Tom H 4PY. Auburn. AL. Atkine. Richard P: 4PY, Roanoke. AL. Boggue. Garry D 4PY.Gunrereville. AL k MKkwn! Gilbert. Mikrl W JPY. Auburn. AL; Glum. Glenn K IPY. Auburn. AL; Gnytoa David W IPY. Auburn. AL. Gnffen, Wayne: 5PY. Midway. AL; Hamhclc. Dr Maynard: Faculty. Auburn, Al ; Higdon, Aubrey B- 3PY, Aubum. Al . Jaik«m. Ronald L: 3PY. Saraland. AL. Key. Richard A � PY. forming ham. AL Krrider. (Ihrie S IPY. Toney. AL; MeGmaghy. Dan : 4PY, Auburn. AL. McDaniel, R Allen: «PY, Fairfax. AL. Mcljnihan, Janvxi: 5PY, Corthoge. TN; Milwcc. John G 4PY, (iadtden. AL; Minor III. Edward F 4PY. Rutledge. TN; Money. Joe I. fPY. Rome.GA, Norman, Stcplien R JPY.Onldenburg. Al. Payne. Jon L JPY. Opelika, AL Phillip. JamesS.: IPY. Hunt , ville. Al. Pridmore. Srrphen K 4PY. Onconra. Al. Rivic. William R.: IPY. Opelika, AL; Reeve . Ricky W.: JPY, Enterprise, AL. Robb. Ron A 4PY. Auburn. AL. Ri� . Moni J JPY. Birmingham. AL; Scofield. Robert F IPY. Arab. AL Sorrell. Ralph E IPY. Auburn. AL; Swicord III, Henry G. IPY. Panama Giy. FL. Vaida. Perry E : 4PY. Cu seta. AL; Valeri. Rick J tPY. Tampa. FL. Whitworth. Tlvoma H PY. Lanett. AL. William . Byron B PY. Auburn, AL. Williamson, David K IPY, Aubum. AL Wynn.John R 4PY. Achlard. Al w PHARMACY KAPPA PSI Kappa Psi Fraternity was founded on May 29,18 9 at the Russell Military Academy in New Haven, Connecticut Initially it was the literary Grcck-Lettcr Society which evolved into a medical-pharmaceutical fraternity and continued as such until 1924. At that time, by mutual agreement, the members of both professions decided to separate into two distinct groups The medical group became Theta Kappa Psi. The pharmaceutical group retained the name Kappa Psi. Today, Kappa Psi Pharmaceutical Fraternity has over 32,000 members, 58 Collegiate Chapters at colleges and universities throughout the United States and 30 Graduate Chapters in various cities and states. The chapter in Auburn was installed in 1963 and given the name the Delta Gamma Chapter of Kappa Psi Pharmaceutical Fraternity. Presently there are 24 members, and 9 faculty members associated with Kappa Psi at Auburn. Activities of Kappa Psi are very diversified, ranging from our Summer Blood Drive, hypertension screening program, to our Spring Tennis Tournament for pharmacy students. It is the objective of Kappa Psi to foster a spirit of professionalism among its members, and through its professional programs supply the intellectual stimulus that is so essential in pursuing college work in pharmacy. Amo . Terrel 1) 4PY. Anniston. AL; Bassett, Mark D. 4PY. Midland City, AL; Belmonte. Albert A. Fatuity. Backcixaff. Edwin N. iPY. Jasper. AL; Colcer. Sam T Faculty. Connolly. Paul I) IPY. Florence. AL; Connolly, Timothy.!.: }PY, Florence. AL;Cottrell.Charles D. -IPY. Bnrwioo, AL Darling, Charles M : Faculty; Deete. Robert W IPY. Cullman. AL; Doekens, Kandy C iPY. Mr David. FL; Dunean. David W •iPY. Decatur. AL. Cr.bson.J. Tyrone. Faculty. Haywood. Richard VC 4PY; Head. William C 4PY, Roanolce. AL; Holden. David C: tPY. Muscle Shoals. AL Ivey. Elton R . 4PY. Ider. AL. Jones, Reginald R IPY. Rains-ville. AL; Langham. Burke F.: IPY. Lumpkin. Alvin G.: IPY, Frisco City. AL, Maloy, Samuel L 4PY; Mikeal. Robert L. Faculty. Owrnv. Ronnie D: IPY. Taylors. SC; Raffalovieh. Anita C : SPY. Huntsville. AL Southall. Susan K.. IPY, Faimville. VA; Tanya, Jon J.: Faculty; Thomawon. C Larry: Faculty; Wilkcn. Leon O.: Faculty Advisor; Wood. Henry M : 4PY I1IAKV1 At v A.S.P.A. AS PA The Auburn Student Chapter of A.S.P.A. is part of a national organization of over KX) professional and student chapters with a membership of over 1X)0 per- sons who have an interest in the personnel administration field. The purpose of the Auburn student chapter is to promote intcr- r AKfcul. cst and to increase the student’s knowledge of the complex field of personnel administration. From Left to Right: Standing: Dr. William Giles (Adviioc). Keith Lollcy (V P Membership). Boyd Body. Myra Hjrprr. Theresa Tope. Sandy Ms Aden (V P Program ). Judy Meadow . Phylli Bowen (Tmjurer). Greta Hogg. Beth Oilton. Jeff Cofield (Prewdent). Profc or Dwight Norm (Advitor). Seated: Cath Moore. Stcplurue Gtetu. Kai Woodham. Joni Brown (Secretary). Karen Rice. Brenda Cowan. Kipp Wilton, Member Noe Pictured: Lae D.xon, Debbie OUn� . Pam White. Panic Guthrie. Nancy Rush. Susan Rincirec. John Ca� h. Mile Djviv Finance Club The Auburn University Finance Club is a business finance oriented organization created to enhance related learning opportunities. Membership is open to all interested Auburn students and faculty members without restriction to class or curriculum. Fountled in the Spring of 1974, the Finance Club lias as its objective expanded educational opportunities relating to the practical financial areas of business as well as field trips to various business firms. President — Lisa Lyles Treasurer — Hugh Johnson Secretary — Sarah Hill Social Chairman — Joey King Management Club The- Auburn Management Club is an affili ate of the Society for tl� e Advancement of Management, a national organization comprised of campus ami professional chapters. Being a chapter of S.A.M enables the club to draw on a source of top-notch speakers throughout the state and the nation. First row Brad Miller (Pres ). Drone Davis. Janet Don ncll). Mike Ruurilyoo (Vue Pro.) Second row: Grej; Cox, Mimi Darnel. Hamp Kirkland, Pam Minor. Dr. Free Adurs (Advitoe) Third row: Lane lewis. Wayne Fore l-and. Lee Nclxei. John IX'aMfa. Mike Davis, Mile Blythe Fourth row: Dr. Ledbetter. Ralph Foster, Tom ilindlcy. Fletcher Maghee. Rick Whclehd. Jim Cartnghi Fitth row: Jane Maples. Boyd Brady, Martha Be-.crly. Da lx! Norwood. Paula Hcg c. Mark Mitchell Student Accounting Assoc. The Auburn Student Accounting Association is a professional club organized to promote a closer affiliation between the accounting business world and students of accounting t loaa BUSIN tSS Marketing Association C na.ti.il. The Marketing Association is a collegiate chapter of the American Marketing Association, a national professional organization. A number of marketing professionals arc invited each quarter to visit with the chapter and share some of their ideas to further the students’ knowledge of marketing One of the club’s goals has been to develop a strong relationship between faculty and students and to increase student involvement and participation in all club activities. OFUCIRs IV. 1. Moll Riwnond Shepherd Kiito llu.l iiu'i Kirm KaIti R.hjr.i Kith Keren Pie R.Z.n Sum.lil Left in Kighi Nmu Mocc Ciei )tcSo i «i«J (Veil fkiwn William Canid Knln 1 urn Hein Ponrerivur Njr Sarndil ill� Diiiti.Trnwcn lam Mull C rlu Suddcmh TereviCliikJei. V«li (orltn£ion ti.i 1 adner Colbv IWe (irh. Tank Maria Mtahrll PmMrw Marl.lone. VlHI S� il1 KiienC ileum tin Gavin Radi l ine Bu.ier P.mell Ja TVon Chari Tjilt, Vue Vrirn Knmkiivi leu I'rrurti IX.ie Cuplm Milt Oov v Mitihi Ire Baluri PruaiVt Virla Th.eni� Prtvakm Dan Korvr lull Ward AV ( urk� . Ill Tri.i Good .n Puih Lech Rcbeit Pumrtrn t md. Hyenpton Vi. - V.■ran Sr.rttan IV.c Imnfibn Hiinc Whiuler Keiih (• i� Ni.io Mitfocr Kim luhr. Midi Rionu.vf Sa.an IKennvi H.l M ith...L (iiln liidf Irjrc« Whiet OienlC runnell Hr. 1. Murrain Bill l.und. Pin- Re. Di.ad Thorpe IS «Mku CjiHjc Mirk Si jnne William. Mile Di.1t Julie llurelvm Hein lucreII Ru'h Rile S.011 Tiedi Waller Au'lckl DrSvah Mirim Lens Wilyn Cind. IknUm Sync lli ri. tmuiuel Mali.ii Lint RiAcei. (tiilu T.r� nlr Hi.kli-m Suvjn M.Om Kit Woollkc .linei l � vylli Are II in da Id IXngtla. Mi. loll Leo Rf er Jane T. .l.-u.li l.tim l i-l� f Charlie Utiinn .III Wri hf taxi Ann Dredyr (ole lli.iic. Din M.Coifi .1 Jiry. Ru io Marcia Wi ncm. Tri r lix.mvll Ijir. 1 Moore Mil Adun. Ki. IX I Mini) Mrmel: Jrinne MiNimec Suon Virder. M.le W.IHurn Heim jfU Stephen M.ufcio Hill Alien l T K.Jm.M.dyei land. loin Am Miner loKnSilnurmmle SUtuel Wilwn Ki. - ( 'tevina. llVJ fU 1. «l l’ii«i' HiXrrm Vuoei t ebeti IXHne Jinn Parr. M ;an Tim Shield. Bblhe Avheibrannet larrn D.ti- Rm North, uit IVn.ii Bane Siuii EJImxi Milt.ltrr.iaun lei M.hind Alas Smut. linn Pi Uni IXWn Si-H Phillip. Jenin lljie. Dir l Ilium Currie Jihnux. W i l imOten IXna Sprui. Ki t i I’jiiit Irunn Robert PnhlT.jei lurk. lUinron MufiHI Petitm shern 1 Jnn Jine Hal feed True Soil Mm MuhirlPt.t Ih ht ts.-t .1 lobe t.xvr. Jime. Jam n Jane kVrrvman (Xci.lSeinlul Vt(n B Minim Ski Ki-.n. .Idl Bronn IXrn timer .line kcndill Hronv Phil bp. L.nne Sirahl Irjiko HA if.J Riilc Term Hnumiu Rilrh fover Itvi L Kr le. A� ae Pmihhul .lean Si reel-nan BUSINESS COUNCIL The Business Council hosted an Executive-in-Resi-dencc each quarter and the 1979 Business Tomorrow Conference. Other Business Council sponsored activities were a student-faculty picnic and softball tournament, raffle. Spring Honors Day Banquet, and publication of the Tiger Stm! Journal student newspaper. Rw ro : Lynne Holland. Kelley Cost (Vice-Pres ), Donna Watkins (Senator), Ron Cofield (Pres). Elia Black Second tow Greg Gnffin. List Liles. Mai.a Mitchell. Sandy McAden. Katin Enjctiir.an. Rob Pumptucy. Laura Ho� aid. Tim Taylor, Lynne Wig-girt. Ginger Norm. Paula Richard. ECONOMICS CLUB I (W Pu ruled: Donnie Dye. Wo Mi Bode, Narayanan S. Dnrru Dans. Chns Woods. Blan Vencirss. Doug Hammond. Ellen Galvin. I asi l Peeler (Vkc-Ptcs ). Paula Richard (Pres., Chink Thompson. Beth Ann Nunn Not pictured: Knt Lemmond. Lora Pritcliett. AnreLsc Quinlan. Lvnn Rutledge. Hons Cook. Maty Sauer. Suvc Sterner. Raul Gilbert The Auburn Economics Qub was formed Fall Quarter of this year to serve the needs of Economics majors, potential majors, ar.d other persons interested in this field. The club presents speakers from the business and professional communities and provides an informal setting for students to get acquainted with professors. N.C.A.S. First row Adele McGee — Pro. Florence Gibbons, Doom Scroggins. Midge Murray. F.mily Chipmin — Publicity. Sherry F.ngel. Roberti Roberts, Dune Dorsey. Second row Vivian Widner Historian, Mirum Haien, Michele Lyons - See.. Jill Cline, Leslie Kllitvac — Treat. Ruth Trim hie. Jean Batson. Cindy Sc haff hausen. Kathryn Bandy Third row Mrs Mary Street — Advisor. Claudia Shirley. Becky Cloyd, Lee Bentley. Debra Rice Jackson. Sherry Cooper. Mm Mary George Lamar. Helen Combs. Mrs Evelyn Bond. Tanya Densmoee. Angela Erlandson. Donna Wilson. Dcbbte Gauld. Sharon Fee. Da Cirpenter. Mrs Helen Brown. Jody Hand — Vice-Prcs. Leslie Mason. Mrs. Frances Hale The National Collegiate Association for Secretaries is a professional organization for undergraduate men and women who arc planning business or teaching careers in the secretarial area The purposes of N.C.A.S. are to encourage exchange of ideas and experience among those students planning secretarial careers, to provide an opportunity for teacher trainees in the secretarial area, to promote a spirit of fellowship among those students planning secretarial or teaching careers and to provide opportunities for contact between students and professional men and women HEALTH AND HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATION The Health and Hospital Administration Organization is open to all persons interested in the field of health care. The group enables members to learn more about their chosen field. The group has grown to include regular meetings, lectures and field trips, and allows members to share their ideas and opinions First row-: K.rm Hide. l f Mirk Bums - Advisor Second nsw Tony DeBelhc. Ru herd Hrctrr. Rio Scarborough. Kiue Rune. Doom Waldrop. Silly Bl the. Wivnc Neiswender. Chuck Hud. Susin Socy.Cynthii Hi ley. Terry Hirtwcon wi HI SINISS German Club iMphrmoo The German Club is for all students interested in promoting their knowledge of the language and contact with the German speaking countries. First row: John Benton (Vue Fret). Susan (Juimbv. Nancy Flowers. Sara McClendon, Kjm McKee. Marcia Hop pets. Carole David. Jill Thomas. Dr Clyde Wolverton |Advisor) Second row: Dr Henry Heimke (Advisor). Paul Mack. Serve Leaih, Susie Cleveland. Michelle Stinson (Sec-Treas). Kristin Hecht. Rosa Trainham. Isaac Joyner, Vicki Dawson. Jim Ruhardvm (Pres) Not pictured: Margaret Wolverton. Film Cowran. Su anr.e Erlholf. Brooki Ldr. Kathy Meagher. Kimberly Mullin. Jennifer Parker. Marie Regis. David Renaker. Ellyn Roberts. Joe Savoldi. Sarsdra Spsdel. Tommy Thomson. Faythc Vaughn. Richard Werner. Cindy Coleman. Gary Whatlev. DocticGoestling Auburn Players The Auburn University Players is an organization comprised of dedicated and hard-working theatre majors, minors, and students from many ocher areas who work both on and off stage. The Players host opening night teas, prepare and perform seven shows each year, lead tours thourgh Telfair Peer Theatre, and do other special projects such as doing Halloween makeup for area children. Each year, the Players hold their formal banquet during which outstanding performances and technical work arc honored with the coveted Sidney Award. phrvo Lett to right: Janie Sue Heme I. Bruce Stewart. Gndy Nutt. Glenn Million. Nancy McKee. Sissy Fleming. Carol Meadows (Parliamentarian). Michael Blue (Vice Pre� ). Hugo Waldheim III (Pres .). Johnny Thigpen (Hisronan), Oierie Scubht (Sec -Treai ). Guy Payne. Deborah Anderson. Jim Thaggard. Cookie Long. Buker Young. Rudy Goldschmidt W HI MANITIES PRE LAW SOCIETY The Pre Law Society at Auburn University is active in furthering the interests of pre law students. The group features speakers from various college and university law schools. First row: Don Nowell — $«.. Bill Stmard — Pm. Untey Muttleman — Vuc-Pro. Sue Ankenbrandt — Trc� � .. Nincy Johnston Second row Betsy Pool. Raymond Waldrop. Trip Walton. Ned Wolfe. Jad Davis. Third row: George Mire. Steve Hodges. Jim Fleming. Mike Thompson, Ben Bruner. Bill Curler. Mat! Tokatcy. SCABBARD BLADE THE NATIONAL TRI-SERVICE MILITARY HONORARY Scabbard and Blade is a national honor society. The chapter at Auburn. L-S. is composed of cadets and midshipmen from the Air Force, Army, and Navy ROTC units. One of the purposes of Scabbard and Blade is to bring together the outstanding members of each of the ROTC units and to generate a spirit of coopcn'ion among the members. First row (l r) H Culrmin Wood, (let Sgt). Gary Brinkworth (Capt). la Pollard (Advi ). Chris Base (1st Lc). Hip Camacho (2nd La.). Second row Gordon Bugg. Robert Ogilvie. Jimmy Holt. Wayne Bung. William F'arrcll. David Blackwell, Michael Quay. Third row: Jim Burnt. Gcotge h Gibson. Michael Tauik. Jim Mornonc. Holt Busbcc � � MILITARY PERSHING RIFLES U JU Pershing Rifles is a tri-service miliary organization which competes as a drill team with units in the Southeast. Squadron G-4 has also been named the Official Drill Team and Color Guard of Auburn University. The unit provides the color guard for football and basketball games, parades and the commissioning ceremony for the ROTC programs. Besides representing Auburn as a drill team, G--f hosts the annual high school drill meet held on campus. Fine row Irving Hummel (ABN;. Sutan Bowden, Robert Flower (ABN)-CO . Cecilia Walter , Dave Sr.’ith Second row: Edward (iibbon . Robert llano, K ithleen Johnscy- Robert Mcsuck. Edward Clayton Third row Ric Mclnni . Mark Bare-field, Larry Hasting . Bob McCarty. Greg Bugg (ABN). Colemin Wood (ABN). ORIENTEERING TEAM The Orienteering Team of Auburn University is an organization which eaters to the interests of students interested in orienteering. Back row: T Brook . M Sisson. M Maney.C McManus, R Dubois, SSGT. C Fortenberry (Advisor). Front row: D Daily. R Whilden. I Hummel. T May First row. Trim Newell, Krulicti Fair Icy. Pam Parker. Karen Felix. Mini McKinney. Jan Rutland. Sissy Rekh. Jenny Martin Second row Kathy Yates. Nancy Bell. Ann Wood. Chnsti Sumner. Suaar.ne Yeager. Paula Taylor. Marry Lou Foster. Kathy Gibbs. Karen Davis. Lynn Rutled te. Patti Guthrie. Dcvany Henley. Dceothy Lndbcr . Lynn I sc, Julie Farrith Third row Mayor Wigglesworth. Roxanne Raley. Kelsey Bradley. Cindy Gram. Lisa M Aliley, Jante Neely. LuAnne Lockwood. Susan Hill. Betty Bledsoe. Martha Turner, Diane Bledsoe. Lisa Todcl. Kathy Clemons. William Wilbanks CAPERS Capers is the coaffiliate of the Pershing Rifles, serving the Military, Auburn University anti the community in various social and civic projects. The Auburn company of Capers is the largest unit in the nation and Auburn serves as the national headquarters. The John Boots Stratford Squadron is the Air Force honorary. Its co-affiliate. Angtl Flight, assists Arnold Air Society and Air Force ROTC. Both organizations serve the university and the community and promote interest in the United States Air Force. They sponsor the March of Dimes Walkathon and Haunted House, anti Red Cross blood drives They also par- Fint nu Nancy WtnsJo (fixes Officer). Liurrn Bartholomew tPedge Trainer). Kim Writer (Admin Officer). Ann Hecht (Ops Officer). Amy Oliver (Uniform Officer). Ten Nave (Ctenmandcr). Cindy Taylor (Chaplain). Kim Good game (Ass't Pledge Trainer!. Dehbre Godfrey (AAS l.iason Officer). Lcvlie l-aughlin (Conclave Churman). Carolyn Fcddy (Informaiion Officer). Connie Brow (Comptroller) inwoJ rou. Boo Mill, Gnrrinr Strwirt. Martha Pair. Michrllr Washburn. Lon Schnmvher. Bev Bush. Cndy Weinberg Tkrj ftu Tammy Bales. Susan Weatherly. Sal lie Jacob. Ellen Galvin. Cathy Bather. Cindy Bradley. Susan Chesser. Fna Lynn Gardner. Slllic Alford Fturth ftu Ansley Boling. tieruc PliillipS. Melanie Rotcriy. Caroline Stanford, (.'ticket Lawson. Pam Brady. Susan Taylor Fifth rva Polly IVtncm. tabby Jocner. A pry I Dunshce, G en Vines. Mwhcllc Miller. Nanis Mims, fihnbcth Harnson. Arnold Air Society ticipatc in ushering for the university, raising flags for the community. Headstart Programs. Project Uplight, the Quarter-way House, Sheriff's Girl's Ranch and various campus service projects. K F nl me: Scott Tidwell (Comptroller!. Steve Wise (Deputy Commander). Mary Riddell (Adrr.m). Stephanie Phillips (Commander). Rhonda Williams (Informaiion). Ken Millvpaugh (Operatwiny). David Farmct (Anfi Uivoni SntnJ nu Tommy Hulgan. Bob McCutvbcon. Ted Halley. Ruvry Keller. Gars Hager (Conclave Chairman). Lt. Col Peter Henderson Third me: Carla Chastain. David Perales. Paul Burkhalccr. Bob Watson. Mike Ashbum Fenrih nu Steve Mtfihncv. Bob Bialav. Boh Pittrrum. Joe Burm. rdiii Jamev Ftflb rvu Ted Warnock. Lance Acrce. Craig Calhoun. Kevin Buxton. Kyle Gary. Randy llodon. MIIJl ARV Arnies and Angels Arnold Air Society and Angel Flight raised over 5-1.000 for the March of Dimes with this year’s second annual I hunted I louse. Members of Arnold Air Society and Angel Flight run the concession stand at the Auburn High School football games for the band parents so the parents can watch their children perform. Arnies and Angels mix and mingle after a weekly meeting. I . . Along with participating in the annual all-campus blood drive, the two organizations sponsor two other blood drives each year • Mil IT ARY A.F.R.O.T.C. .1 n Vora K.O.T.C. offers a stimulating curriculum and the opportunity to work for a commission as an Air Force officer. Scholarship arc available for qualified students in all majors, with special emphasis on engineering. The many cadet activities include visits to Air Force bases, orientation flights in aircraft and a varied intramural sports program. FLIGHT INSTRUCTION PROGRAM AIR FORCE FOOTBALL TRIP TO KENNEDY SPACE CENTER PROFES- SOR AERO- SPACE STUDIES COLONEL ROBERT E. HALL AFROTCSTAFF [Fir t row: Capt. McCrary, Capt. McDaniel. Second Row: l.t. Col. Hen- Msgt Curtis. Ssgt. Gallagher, Tsgt. Lockwood, Ssgt. Hayes. Iderson. Col Hall. Li. Col Woods. AFROTC PICNIC DETACHMENT SECRETARY Mrs. Mildred Copeland •t ' PROFESSOR NAVAL SCIENCE CAPT. N. C. YOUNGBLOOD U.S.N. STEERAGE The Steerage Honorary and Service Fraternity was founded in 1 M9 in order to uphold the customs and traditions of the United States Naval Services and to promote and further the interests and prestige of Navy ROTC at Aubum. Steerage works closely with the University to coordinate community service projects and assist at various functions. Its membership is composed of selected midshipmen and officer candidates of the junior and senior classes. The organization also provides its services for all service and social functions of the Auburn NROTC unit. • ...I,,:, h sk rou. Lt B Boiler, J Mocrionr. C Hive, J. Cox. A Binkv, I Simton, J Burnt, I). Stumbo. H Black. M. Morgan. S Corner . S Bridges Frtutnu-D Buley. H Camacho, W Bung. S MrOrver, D. Cooney, Color Girl $ Smith. J Holt, R Cahela. J. Acker. R Batr. D Baciocco. MARI- NERS f Mariners is the coauxiliary to the Navy R.O.T.C. serving the military. Auburn University and the community. This is only the second year in existence and only the third organization across the nation. The Auburn chapter is the headquarters for the Nationalization Project of Mariners for all schools across the nation. Fir row: Carole Wilson. Shiran Bowen. Betsey Hi.-dy. Linda Sinden. Jan Ju icr. Sherry Feliher. Lydia Johnvon. Cindy Schiffhauien. Vicki Rindooe Second row: Missy Ore . Jody Hensky. Ann McLaughlin. Carol Coin. Cindy Creasy. Karen McBnde. Karhy Shelter. Kirrren Conrad. Rhonda Litikton. Kiy Kennington. Third row: Kathy Krafi, Ann Si£ifoot — Capelin. Suzanne Yancey. Michelle Lyons. Emily Chaptnin. Cathy Campbell. Lucy Coughlin. Vicki Lindsey Jinet Hadaway k. ixUod SEMPER FI The Marine Corps Semper Fidel is Society, recognized nationally at a number of colleges and universities as an honorary and Service Society, functions here at Aubum under the auspices of the Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps. Top row: J Angwm. T Houston. R Grant. T. Siendel.J Wilkes. B Durrance, M Hulcher. E Lurr Front row: C Hardcav tic. M. Bebo. J Haddock. J England. P. Smith. T. Williami. D. Eaker FRESHMAN ORIENTATION COLOR GIRL SUZANNE SMITH SPORTS RING DANCE PHYSICAL TRAINING NAVAL R.O.T.C. is . . . . SUMMER CRUISE . . . . . . FIELD PROBLEM. . . Founded in 1946. the Auburn Navjr-Marmt Carpi ROTC is still providing the Nation with quality Navy and Marine Corps Officers Responsible for preparing young men and women to serve on active duty, the Naval ROTC! has met. and will continue to meet, the challenges of the constantly changing needs of the Modern Navy and Marine Corps. The NROTC program offers full tuition scholarships, Looks, and 1100 per month for living expenses to those students who qualify. Unit activities include Naval Science classes, drill, field meets, a physical fitness program, community service projects, summer cruises, and an attractive social program which is climaxed each year with the traditional Ring Dance”. Members of the unit participate in all facets of campus life, with many of the students holding positions of leadership in various campus organizations. 40% MILITARY Army R.O.T.C. — Is. . . Army ROTC at Auburn had its beginnings back in 1861 when students of the Hast Alabama Male College drilled as members of the CSA Auburn Guard. Through five wars and 118 years Auburn has fulfilled its mission to provide trained officers for the U S. Army. The year saw many changes. The highlights include the Wilderness Skills course, a new PMS and the largest number of cadets ever to receive KA commissions. The Senior class, returning from Fort Riley, Kansas, and the RANGER school did a commendable job in preparing the underclassmen for the 1979 camp. Summing it all up though, it was a very interesting, action-filled year, and in the words of the Ft. Riley camp commander I'hw President's Day . . . DRIVE ON. K First Step . . . n Summer Camp, Ft. Riley, Kansas . . The Many Facets of the Program: Plnlminatincr in a T In ivprci Athletics Scholarship Teamwork Col. Linus H. Fiely, P.M.S Degree and an Army Commission Wilderness Skills Pages 406 through 527 is composed of students. Pictured in this section arc your best friends, your classmates, your peers. Persons arc classified according to their ranks of attendance. Freshmen, Sophomores. Juniors and Seniors arc listed in this section along with Graduate students. These arc the students who make Auburn what it is — The Loveliest Village of the Plains. Sorority and fraternity composites are among the photographs as well. In addition to the rows and rows of smiling Auburn faces, this section also hosts a gallery of excellent phonographs taken by Auburn students. The gallery is an example of what Auburn stu- dents are capable of learning and producing. Like the students, each picture is individual and unique. Auburn students are a conglomerate breed, represented by different colors, shapes and sizes. We each come to Aubum with our own set of morals, beliefs and attitudes. We leave here with new ideas because we all grow and mature. Although Students are different, we arc nonetheless unified by our connections with Aubum. Students is the last section in this book, but it is the best. These pages will be turned the most because they hold photographs of those we will never want to forget. section editors meg hooper curt le van graduates graduates graduates graduate Ahmed. Shari CH. Aubum. Al; Amaya. Luz: AUD, Auburn. AL; Amaya. Rafael FAA, Auhum. Al.. Andruni, Tony F.F.. Auburn. AL; Angle. Melinda: EH. Auburn, AL; Badr, Hayim: PH. Auburn. AL. Bailey, Emlcn BA. Auburn. AL. Barker. Elira-heth FCD. Aubum. AL. Barton. Dcena ERG, Aubum. AL. Berry. Tony: VAG. Opelika. AL. Blackmorc, Mark ZY. Auburn. AL. Bolen. Suun IE. Auburn. AL; Borhani, Rera: CE, Auburn. AL; Boutwell, Dclorcv FLS. Aubum. AL; Brock, Surannc: SC, Auburn. AL; Brown. Ginabcth: BA. Auhum. AL; Bullington. Alan BA. Auburn. AL. Burbach. Ann; AEC. Auburn. AL. Busby. Betsy BA. Aubum. AL; Carmichael. Carol; SC. Aubum. Al; Carol SEX. San Francisco. CA. B. SFX. Dallas. TX. Carroll. Phillip VAG. Auburn. AL; Casacalcnda. Anthony. VPH, Aubum. AL. Qian. Yuan Per BA. Taipei. Taiwan; Oiang, Chci-Homg: PY. Auburn. AL. Chang. Gen PY. Taipei, Taiwan; Chang. Lei; CH, Taipei. Taiwan. Ted. SEX. Boston. MA. AIkc. SEX. HotLanta. Chen, laangio EC. Shihlin Taipei; Chu. Wei-Mei HA. Taipei. Taiwan. Ciaccia. P .1 PG. Rochester. N Y. Clary. Jennifer CA. Brent. AL. Chile. Sara OH. Aubum. AL; Crow, Jan IF.. Montgomery. AL. Crowder, Jonathan J AF.D. VC'adley. AL. Crowder. Malirxia R BA. West Point. C.A, Cullen. Carol S IF.. Enterprise. AL; Cullen. Donald N CE, Enterpr.se. AL; Daniel. Michael F.: AE. Lithonia. GA. Darr. Doug P FAA. St. Louis. MO. Dorsey. Nelon C. Jr AIX'. Ramcr. AL. Duggar. Martha KM. Montgomery. Al.; Eggers. Mark I) CH. El Doraski. AR. Fan. Qien-Wtn CUE. Taipei. Taiwan. Farooq. Omar CH. Bangladesh PK; Feagin. Martha A BA. Montgomery. AL; Ferrell. Eileen P : CED. Huntsville. AL; Frickc. Rachael S.: EEC. Guntersvilk, AL. Frink. William D HA. Notuulga. Al.; Frix. William M : EE. Gavien. AL; Garg. Diwakar: CHE. Randurr. India; Ckxdcl. Emma: EEE Cullman. AL; Gonkm. Julie B HPR. Montgomety. AL. Groom . Guy: CEI). Owen Cross-road . AI.; Hall. Bobby W AR. Montgomery. AI.; Hamen. Frank E: FAA, Smith . AL; Harr. . Paul J.: SMU. Wetumpka, AL. Harrison, William H. PG. Mobile. AL; Halt. John A : AEC. Dothan. AL; Hcltcl. Donald M CE. Delran. AL; Hinkle. Nanev C ZY. (amp Hill. AL. Holland. Kathryn E: IIY. Dotlun. AL. Holloway. Harold E. AE. Auburn. AL; H u, T e Pu: PY. Taipei. Taiwan. Hull. Anne P.M. Jacksonvilk. FLA; Ivcry. Thelma C.: CH. Montgomery. AL. Jacob . Ruth: Bridgeport. AL. Jernigan, Gerald D VBU. Henagar. AL. Jine . Sandra K SC. Brewton. AL;Jo«dan.John S. HPR. Birmingham. AL; Jugcr. Shcau-Jou J,: ML. Taipei. Taiwan. Kallianpur. Giaitanya A CHE. Bombay. India; Kirk, Frederick C : IE. Columbus. MS; Larenby. William D. PV, Florence. AL. led better. Kathsc F : HPR. Salem. AL. Ledbetter. Sandra W. MU. Lagrange. GA; Lobe. John M : AEC. Ball Ground. GA; taken . Denm A SSL. Tuskcgcc. AL; Limbaugh. Michael L: CHE. Ga den. Al.. Lowery. Gordon A.: AE. S: fttersburg. FL. Mann. Atliena M. SMU. Monroeville. AL; McDowell. Bert A.: EF.. Birmingham. AL; Meek . SucJ : SC. Arlington. VA; Mmvard. Donald H.: BA. Ga den, AL; New-ton-John. Olivia: MU. Melbourne. Australia; Oaicc . Jincy H : EEESybeauga, AL; Painter. John C : AED. Gonralc . LA. Pandey. Su� hil K PO, Kathmando. Nepal; Paranjape. Malicsh S.: EE. Birmingham, AL. Parmer. Jill J.: CED. Auburn. AL; Pate. Iknrvcy V - CE, Gad -den. AL; Patterson. Jame E AEC. Fairfax, AL; Bryant, Paul B.: HPR. Rectum. AL; Peinhardt. Mary J.: SMU. Hanccville. AL; Peverall. Jerry I. VAD. Auburn. Al.; Phokachaipaian. Serm uk: HE. Auburn. AL; Plaisted, Jame R.: PG, Indian Harbour. FL; Poole. Jamc E.: CED. Reynold . GA. Presley. Su� an J.: SC.. Tampa. FL; Pritchett, Lora H.: EC, Tlx ma :on. AL. Pritchett, Rcbckah K.: SEH, Thomaston. AL; Rahman. Kaai M : CH. Dacca. BD; Raymond. Cathy J.: CA. Ft Washington. MD. Roggio. Robert b. HE Prattville. AL. Salter. Danm A : SY. Athens. AL; San cher. David J.: FAA. Pittsburgh. PA. Schaer. Barbara B. VED. Auhum. AL; Sehiflman. Marvin C EE. Auburn. AL. Seller . Edward N : MH. Marianna. FL. Sheen. Arthur F.: CE. Taipc. Taiwan; Sicfien. Huda G ME Cairo. Egypt. Snaguva. Jamc P Jr.: PY. Birmingham. AL; Spencer, Clayton F..: VAG, Billingsley. AL; Spraggin . Charle C: SEE Covington. VA; Su. Futang BA. Taipei. Taiwin; Sung. Ming-Yi: ME. Taipei, Taiwan; Slooim. Sandra S.: CA. Okeeclyobce. FL; Swank. Robert M.: IE. Albany. GA; Tantichardenki. Oraptn: PY. Auburn, AL. Tatum. Debbie E : CED. Brewton. AL. Thoma . Gay C VAD. Winter Park. FL; Thompson, Celia C: VM, Marianna. FL; Ting. I-Chyng: EE, Taipei. Taiwan; Torre . Marco A.: FAA. Quebec. Canada. Torre . Nancy- Al'D. Auburn. AL; Uptpaee, Phil- GC.Chctam, AL; Vaughn. Milton E: Ah. Montgomery. AL; Venable. Robert H Jr.. IE Signal Min.. TN. Wade. Steven U. PY. AuIhiiii. AL. Wahidur an. Syed A : ME. Dacca . D C.; Wang. Shu-Ju: PY, Taipei. Taiwan; Wang. Wen Yen: PY. Taipei. Taiwan; Watson. Greg H HPR. Enterprise. AL. Weaver. Jamc L: BA. Auburn. AL; William . Susan D VHE. Evergiren, AL; Wilson, Winter B ADS. Columbus, GA; Winand. Jonathan P ELF. Chesterfield, MO. Woodard. Terry. AR. Huntsville. AL. Yang, Karen Y. AEC. Birmingham. AL; Yang. Kenneth W.: BA. Taipei, Taiwan. Youngblood. Paul N. FAA. Auburn. AL. Zcrai. Tcnclde T PY. Addi Abeda. NY. graduates graduates graduates gradual Abbott, Kimberly: I.T. Bcckly-, W.V.; Abernathy. Gary: FI. Huntsville. AL: Atkcr. George ME. Ragland. AL; Acker. Jamsc MF. Oiextcfliisd. OH Ackrrmann. Erie AY. Birmingham, AL: Adair. Cecile: HSR. Arab. AL; Adcock. Robert: AR. Montgom cry. AL. Adam . Cleveland. AR. Monroevilk. AL. Adam� . Doris: CJY. Midway. AL. Adcock. Gail: EEC. Gadsden, AL; Adrian, Karan: EC. Centre. AL; Alexander. Caryl: PB. Decatur. AL: Alexander. Jill: RSR Winfield. AL. Alfano. Janice EEC Birmingham, AL; Allen. Bill MK. Nostasulga. AL; Allen, Conard: EE. Aubum. AL. Allsopp. Srrpben PB. Birmingham. AL: Anderson. Brian AN. Oxford. AL; Anderson. Phil BSC.', Hazclgreen. AL, Anderson, Robert: CHE. Pensacola. FL, Andcrtcn. Timothy: BSC. Albtrt-ville. AL. Andruzzi, Marcia: ID. Auburn. AL; Anthony. Eliza beth: CFE. Andalusia. AL; Appcrson, Kenneth: ME. Birming ham. AL: Appleton. S K CHE. Birmingham. AL. Archer. Danny. BSC. Peachtree City. BA; Arena!. Joe AR. Hialeah. FL; Arington. Jamie I.T. Aubum. AL; Armour. Joyce: PY. Lucerne. AL. Arm-ctrong, Lynda: ACT. Columhuc. GA. Arnold. Cynthia SSS. Albany, GA. Arnold. Kclke: PY. Anniston, AL. Arnold. Valeric RSS. Gulfport. MS. Arrant. Cathy EEC. Salem. AI-. Aur, Amin: AE, Memphis, TN; Autry, Richard: MK. Chelsea. AL. Avant. Juanita ADS. IXothin, AL; Ayres, William: ME. Vestavia. AL; Baciocco. David: IE. Annardale. VA; Backrv Christina: FI.B. Mobile. AL; Baglcy. Barbara SSS, Birmingham. AL; Bagwell, Keith: GHY, Aubum. AL; Bailey. David' AM. Jamestown. NC . Baker. Boh-b� c: RSB. Aubum. AL; Baker. Cheryl: IK, Atlanta, GA; Baker. Diann: PY Biuninglum. AL. Baker. Williaan FI. Nashville. TN; Banks. Albert ME. Lake City. FL; Biriield. Keith: AC LaGrange. GA; Barkstiale. Joy CJY. Enter price. AL; Birnett. Billie IEE. Fitzpatrick. AL; Barnett. Timothy PY. Rogcrvillc. AL; Barrett. Debra: PY. Monticello. FL; Barrett. Elizabeth AC. Guntcrsvillc. AL. Barrett. Mike: BSC. Clanton. AL; Barron. Dwight - F.F., Pensacola, FL; Barron, Patricia: FI. Brewton. AL; Bates. Chailes: BSC. Auburn. AL. Bass. John AE. Qiichasaw. AL. Bates. Roger: CHY. Hope. AK; Bates. Sandra RSC. Birmingham. AL; Batson. Adm- PY. Florence. AL. Batson. Jean VOA. Flotcnce. AL: But. Timothy PY. Huntsville. AL: Baugh. Johnny AEC. Toney. AI.; Baulch. Harry CE, Aubum. AL. Baxley, Margret: VIIILSlocomb. AL; Baxter. John OH. W Monroe, LA; Be-aird. Robert IT. Gadsden. AL; Braird. Steven FI, Scottsboro, AL; Beam. Shccina: PG. Section. AL. Beasley. Deborah. BU. Pell City. AL. Beasley. John VAG, Weaver. AL; Beasley. Michael Gl, Decatur. AL. BeacJey. Patricia: PB. Atmocc. AL; Beaton. Brent BSC.. Huntsville. AL. Beattie. Flotcrcc ME. Rocky Mount. NC. Beatty, Samuel BSC. Columbus. GA. Bcckhim. James BSC. Samson. AL. Beckman. Michael: IND.Tuscumbia. AL; Beckman. Robert MPG. Tuscumbia. AL. Bclinu. Mohammad tfc. Kafsanran. Iran; Bell. Jennifer FM. Langdalc, AL; Bell. Susan; CISC. Marianna. FL. Bennett. Elizabeth: PIR. Dunwoody. GA; Benton, Trey: EY. Atlanta. GA; Berry. James ME. Birmingham. AL: Bcrryhill.Gila: FI. Montgomery. AL. Beverly. John, PB. Sweet Water. AL, Beverly, Martha: BL'. Talladega. AL; Rickersiaff, Edwin: PY, Jasper. AL; Bcibcrstein. Janet: VBU. Stone Mountain, GA; Btshop. Robert: CE. Asxsn-dak Estates, GA. Bishop. Sammy: IE. Glencoe. AL; Black. Michael: FT. Division. AL; Blackmon, Jamrv ME. Montgomery, A L. seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors Blackwell. Marlon M AR. Midwest Gty. OK. Blaif. Cynthia L: RSM. Alexander City. Al.; Blackwood. Harold CH. Huntsville. AL; Blalock. Pamela A EEE Raleigh. NC. Bledsoe. Henry A : HP. Iungdale. AL. Blount. Al D FY. Millry. AL. Bodenheimer. Jacob M INM Anniston. Al.; Bogle. Franrrt F. - FFC, Marietta. GA; Bohannon. Thomas A HPR, Montgomery. AL; Bone. Jo B : SSS. Sebring. FL. Borom. Barry G, AC. Madison. AL. Busildin. Danny I. EE. Opel.ka. AL. Bowen. Mike D. MK. Huntsville. AL. Bowlby. Robert L LPG. Anniston. AL; Bowncss. Julie A : RSM. Laurel Hill. FL. Bo . Ralph D : EE. Fairfidd. AL; Bowman. James H FAA. Auburn. AL; Boreman. Charles: EE. Huntsville. AL. Bracewell. Andrea J.: FS. Pensacola. FL; Brackin, Michael L SMH. Hanford. AL; Brackin. Nelson L Jr AR. Auburn. AL; Bradford, Seeven C.: AE. Pensacola. FL; Brady, Robert G.: PB. Huntsville. AL. Bramlett, Ann. EE, Stesenson. AL; Bnnnan. Sanford R : AC. Werumpka. AL; Brenm. Karen J. RSC. Miami, FL; Bridges. Barbara J : RSS. Hueytown. AL. Brig man. Janies E ID. Huntsville. AL. Bciles. Timothy H. GHY. Auburn. AL, Britton. Kathleen H : CTC. Mobile. AL; Britton. Milton VAG. Smiths, AL. Reoadhrad. Hal L: SSS. Huntsville. AL; Brock. Darryl MRB. Mt Olive. AL. Brogden. Jerold W : TN. Mobile. AL. Brooks. Carson F.. F.F.. Tampa. FL. Brooks. Debs; RSS. Columbus. GA. Brooks. Henry W GL Plsemx City. AL. Brooks. Kenneth F I.EH. Killen. AL: Brouillette. Michele M : RSR. Birmingham. AL. Brown. Alan F : FY. Marion. VA; Brown. Conmc R PB. Hamilton. AL. Brown. David E. GL Fairfax. AL. Brown. Glen C FY. Decatur. AL; Brown. Rita O.: AC. Alexander City. AL Browning. Brenda C: RSB, Dothan, AL. Bromley, Jeanne L: LEC. Paducah. KY; Brunner. Mark OH. Miami. FL; Bryan. William K.: AY. Columbia, AL. Buchanan. Karen I. MK. Gadsden. AL. Bulger. Charles E PB. Prattville. AL. Bullington. Kimhall F CE. Athens. AL; Burch. Thomas H ME. Moulton. AL. Burgess. Julie PY. Salem. AL; Burgm. F-lirabeth: MK. Cuthbcrr, GA. Burke. Darrell E: IE. Huntington. NY: Burkett. Cecil R AY. Theodore. AL; Buriand. Candy: RSB. Birmingham, AL; Burmeister. Gina: VIA. Mobile. AL. Burtiick. Mark H AM. Ukcwuod. NJ. Bums. Becky IFF.. Auburn. AL. Burns. James W AN. Griffin. GA; Bjtgcrcti. Elizabeth: GJM. Vestavia Hills. AL; Butts. Marc M. EE. Childersburg. AL. Bvrd. Donna HPR. Midland City. AL; Byrd. Manha- FEE. Enterpr.se. AL; Cahela. Donald R CHE Opelika. AL; Caldwell. Nancy HPR. Roanoke. AL; Calciro. Ruben C. VIA. F.ast Point. GA. Calloway. Pamela: LPG. Home-wood, AL. Camaclso. Hipolito I. ME Philadelphia. PA; Campbell. Barbara VAT. Pensacola. FL. Campbell. Faye: MK. Birmingham. AL. Campbell. Lisa LT. Scottsboeo. AL. Campbell. Michael E INM. Tuscumbta. AL; Cargile. George E: VAG. Millsport, AL. Cargill. Kas PCD. Columbus. GA. Carroll. Shcrrincil EEC. Vernon. Al. Carter. Cherry- VHF. Ft Deposit, AL; Carter. Gregory A BY. Spanish Fort. AL; Carter. James M : ADS. Phcnix City. AL. Carter. Kelly L FCS. Ft. Walton Beach. FL. Carter. Mark AR. Dothan. AL; Caruso. Alice RSR. West Point. GA, Carver, Corena: IE, Bessemer. AL. Casey. Cindy: PY. Montgomery. AL; Casey. Shelia: FI. Birmingham. AL; ( avvaday Teresa: SSS. Ft Deposit. AL; Cater, Andy: PPY, Munford, AL. Cates. Nancy: CTT, Melbourne. FL; Cavanaugh. Jennet: CHE Alexander City. AL. Cavanaugh. Richard J : TN. Pinchuist. NC. Caver. Stephen C: EE Montgomery. AL; Chamberlain. Scott A CE. Titusville. FL. GumbJce. Jack F, AR. Birmingham. AL. Chamblec, Tim R AN. Onronta. AL. Champion. Rosa VBI1, Tyler. AL. seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors Oiindict. Charles D.: OJM. Selnu. AL; Chandler. Hifiy T CE. IXwxr, AL. Clundkr. Roger W IT. Bessemer. AL: Chapman. Emily: VBU. Decatur, GA; Chimin. Robert L: CHE. Montgomery. AL; Chevy, Anthony M : AR. Ft. Liudcrdilc, FL. Chewning. Raymond J ■ CE. Wot Pilm IVh, FI.. Childers. Tim PB. Huntsville. AL; Onldtess. Doom: IFE. Roinokc. AL. Childs. Sim N.: PY. Mobile. AL. Chitty. Gordon W ME. Norfolk. MA. Chitwood. Robert W Wl. Seile. AL; Clirk. Brb H IP.. Huntsville. AL; Clirk. IViin J.; CJL, Birmingham. AL. Clark. Patricia: GPG. Dothan. AL. Clirk. Richard J : PY. Elba. AL. Cliyton. Barry E IE.Gadsden. AL;Clcnrey. Karen MK. Fiber-too. GA;Genney. Tern: GSY. Abbeville. AL;C!iffe, Daniel B.: AM. Auburn. AL. Gofelter. Debra EE. Huntsville. AL; Cobb. Jacqjc: PY. Birmingham. AL; Coe. James: DBI, Hueyeown, AL; Coffey. Patntk J. AC. Mobile. Al.; Cofield..Jeffery P : PIR. Anniston. AL. Coficld. Laura: SSE, Graham. AL; Coker, Cynthia: CHE. Birmingham. AL; Colburn. Scott W DCH. Winter Park. FL. Colburn. Susan FM. Maitland. FL; Cole. Gina: VHF, Albertville. Al ; Cole. Inrrnr SSS. Wad ley. AL. Collar. Will.am T AEG. Aubum. AL. Colquitt. Nincy AC Lanctt. AL. Conyers. Stephen D. AE. Montgomery. AL; Coogle. Ann CDP. Oglethorpe. GA; Cooke. Kev-.n P., MTL, .Birmingham. AL. Cooley. Barbara EEE. Hunts silk. AL. Cooney. David M LPO. Alexandra. VA. Cooper. Chuks A : FAA, Robcrisdak. AL; Ccoper. Jcanntc LT. Butkr. AL; Cooper. Pamela: PY, Crcstview, FL; Copeland, Keith W TN. Huntsville. AL; Coplin. Dixie: MK. Guntersville. AL. Corbusier, Le: AR. Ronthamp, France. Corley. Alex B MK. Bay Mincitc. AL. Corky. David I.. BSC. Leeds. AL. Cotnutt. Wayne F PY. Gadvkn. AL;Cotney,Carol: FRM. Huntsville. AL. Courtney. Bernard C: AY. Selma. AL. Cousins. Harriet, PY. Chester. VA; Cousins. Vernon L. NC. Chester. VA. Cowert, Cathy: GB. Jacksonville. FL; Cox. Amie: VAT. Pensacola. FL; Cox. Donald S.: GJM. Tullahoma, TN; Cox. Greg R PB. Bit-mingham. AL; Cox. Lrlia: FRM. Leesburg. FL: Craig. Thomas L II; CHE, Auburn. AL; Cranor. Edgar E. Ill: CHE, Birmingham. AL; Crawford. Jesse PB. Auburn. AL; Crcagan. Marian; CDP. Birmingham. AL; Crowell. Tommy C : BY. Hencgar, AL; Crocker. Gregory W : BSC. Besemer. AL; Croft. Connie: IFE. Gadsden. AL; Croninger. Carl P : GB. Birmingham. AL; Crowe. Martha: MDT. Lafayette. GA; Crowell, larry L: MRH. Aubum. AL; Culbert. Dewitt K : TN. Guntersvilk. AL; Gilbreath. James R. HRA. IXxIian. AL. Culpepper. Retry J.: CE. Abbeville. AL; Culps. Stephanie: IFE Athens. AL; Dailey. Robert D.: EE. Selma. AL. Daniel. James J. AC. Mcttcr. Al.. Darden. James G BSC. Opelika. AL. Darnell. Sandra: CJL. Til-I as sec. AL. Daughtry, Ann CJY. Hartford, Al.; David, Carole: GFL. Birmingham. AL; David. Larry G.: AR. Birmingham. Al.. Davis. Billy J : IE. Glennie. AL: Davis. Carl I. FY. Jasper. AL; Davis. Michael L.: MK. Birmingham. AL; Davis. Pamela PCD.Columbus. GA. Davis. Terrel A : AM. Eus-tis. FL; Davis. Themis W VAT. Evergreen. AL; Davis, Tommy L: INM. Loxley. AL; Dcturdcleben. Edwin B RSR. Aubum. AL. Dees, James R MF. Montgomery. AL. Defoot. Stcjificri G.: AC. Birmingham. AL; Diar. Gloria M.: PY. Pahokec. FL; Dick. Maty: FRM. Bcrmmgham. AL. Dickson. Steven E.: BSC. Columbus, CiA. Dispcnra. David C. IT. Baton Rouge. LA. Dixon, Sara J HM, Tusrumbia. AL; Dixon. Thom AH. Brownsville. TN. Dockcns. Rands C : PY. Me David. FL. Don nelly.Janet. MK. Auburn, AL. Donofro. Melanie ADS. Dothan. AL; seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors Dofmin. Amv EE. Tullahoma. TN. Dorman. Ed EE. Montgomery. AL, Dot hard, Martha: EEE. Dadcvillc, AL; Dove, Jane: RSB. Dothan. AL; Dowdell, Sylvester V.: AG, Tuskcgce. AL; Dowdy. Wliter C FI, Montgomery, AL: Dowling, Niiu: FT. Albany, GA; Dranc, Mark R. INI), Tuxumbra, AL; Du box, Stuart C.: GPO, Jackson. AL. Ducrk. Greg: CJO, Ft. Iauderdale. FI.; Duffer. Diane' IT. Marianna. FI.; Duffy-Acton. Shannon RSB, Opelika. AL. Duncan. David W PY. Decatur. AL. Duman. Tommy R BSC. Huey (own. AL. Diubui. Kim. VIA. Mobile. AL. Durham. Michelle: PY. Louisville, KY; Dynin, Chetyl IF.. Uanion. AL. Dynan. Robert C AM. Lake Saim Louis. MO; Earle. Emily ME. Huntsville. AL; East. Randall: AN. Wadley. AL. East. Valerie: NF. Lineville. AL; Edwards. Karen HRA. Atlanta. GA. Edwards. George P. Jr. PB. PeachtreeOty.GA. Fhrhardt. F.lirahrth: EEC. Birmingham. AL; Eixmimmer, Michael D EE. Montgomery, AL. Elder. Mary: RSS. Cleveland. TN. Elder. Norman R ME. Florence. AL. Ellen. Tommy A : AG, Auburn. AL. Ellinor, Leslie: VOA. Pensacola. FL; Ellis. AmEndi EEE. Georgetown, GA: Ellis. Melody: VAT. Fairfax. AL. Emmonds. Robert L: GBI. Ft. Walton Reach. FL. English, Hams C PY. Monroeville. AL; Erlandson. Angela: VOA. Opelika. AL. Erwin. Virginia: GB. Madison. AL; Ether-edge. Rodney M AM. Conyers. GA, Evans. Margaret AC. Ash-ville. AL. Evans. Robert D : GPG. Birmingham. AL. Ewing. Diana MK. Bartow-. FL. Fant. Debra. PY. Anniston. AL. Farris. William B MB. Birmingham. AL; Farrow. Martha CJO. Dadeville. AL. Fee. John M : INM, Huntsville. AL; Fellows. David O.; EE. Dothan. AL. Fcltham. Jimes D.: MK. Birmingham. AL. Fcrebec, Margaret: MK, LaGrangc, GA, Feta, Charles R. ME. Dunwoodv. GA; Fields. Lee. RSB, Huntsville. AL. Fin lay sou. Ray W VIA. Clanton. AL. Fisher. James E. VBU. Roanoke. AL. Fleming. Robert L: HPE. Auburn. AL; Fleming. Sandra: NF. Huntsville. AL; Fletcher. Debra: IT. Birmingham. AL; Flowers. Erin: PY. Tuscaloosa. AL; Flynn. Theresa PB. Tal-lahasxe. FL. Ford. Stanley W : FT. Lineville. AL; Foster. Ralph S. Jr.. MK. Montgomery. AL. Kosher. Steve F. PH. Honors, AL; Foster. Freddie H : INM. Opelika. AL; Foster, .lames D. IND, Mobile. AL. Foster. Kevin L: IE, Columbus. GA; Foster, Richard W. ADS. Tuvumbia. AL; Fournier. David I: : GB. Auburn. AL; Fowler.Cynthia: EEE,Gadsden. AL; Frw.lv. Karen: AC. Milton. FL. Fniicy. John A : ME. Stroudsburg. PA: Francis. Hugh A F.F. Mr Crawford. VA; Frasher. Joseph R AM. Grcoivdir, SC; Fredenck, Cynthia EEC. Dec a tor. AL. Frevcr. Arlene. GEH, Coral Gables. FL. Fuller. Jerri EEE, Lancet, AL; Fulo. Thomas L: CF_ Mobile. AL; Galloway. Pamela: EEE. Albertville. AL. Gallup. Nancy: AC. Auburn. AL. Gamble. Sharon INM. lXxiun. AL. Garner, Howard P Jr HRA. Montgomery, AL. Garrett. William E.: FAA. Rockville. MD; Garrison. Tommy: IE. Fayette. AL; Gavin. Carolyn MK. Macon. C,A;Gay. Cyril G GCH. Daytona Beach, FI.; Gav. William J MMH. Auburn. AL; George. Charles M MK. Birmingham. AL. George. Pamela: GJM, Decatur, AL. George, James M INM. Gurley . AI.;Geny � John C TE. Cropwell. AL Gibson. Becks : EEE, Lineville, AL; Gilbert, George D.: EE, Oxford. OH.Gilbert. Phillip E CE.Ft Payne. AL; Gilbert. Philip L ME. Mobile. AL; Gilbert. Vickx BIS. Hem-gar. AL. Gill. Patricia: F.F.C, Huntsville. AL. Gilmer. I inna: LPO. Trussvillc. AL; Ginn. Jack T, AC. Atlanta. GA. Glare. Walter S: GF.H. Mulga. AL; Glover. Mark D P1R. Phetux City. AL. Golden. Cynthia HEQ. Shalimar. FL. seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors Green Thumbs A plant is a lot like a piece of abstract art. You either love it or you hate it And some Auburn students plants have probably been tempted to pull up roots and run away from home because of some of the treatment they have been given. Green thumbs, students arc convinced, are inherited along with straight white teeth and clear complexions If you ain’t got it, forget it So why do they keep trying.' There are more plant casualties because of dumb mistakes than anything else. Invariably the rot thumbs, who exist in great numbers, take a sensitive plant and leave it in the sun for eight hours. Or they water a cactus 12 times a day because it looks thirsty. Or they fertilize their plants so much the dirt turns a nice shade of blue. Or they mist their air ferns nightly. And they wonder why their plants Itegain to droop, turn yellow, and shrivel away to nothing almost overnight. They don't sec the seedy side of a greenie’s life. On the other hand, the green thumbs arc found few and far in between. It just seems like all they have to do is nod in the direction of a plant and it shoots up another inch. But they secretly cultivate that talent. They worry about their babies getting bruised on trips home and to school. They coo to them in the morning and kiss them good night each day, after pouring tlteir hearts out to them. They buy specialized literature — The care and feeding of the Kmopollogus Disgustus — in mid-corn belt tidewater regions.” They cringe if you walk in with bad breath. And they make you wonder if perhaps the plants aren't secretly training us instead of us caring for them. Betsy Butgcrcit Golden, William I. MCM, Brundidge, AL; Goocc. Richard D : GL Stevenson, AL. Goodrich. Phillip A BSC. Satsuma. AL. Goodnch. Sheila: NC, Sanford. AL: Goodwin. Donna: VGA, Birmingham. AL; Goodwin, William L.: PB. Fairfax, AL; Onnim.Judy EEC Huxford. AL; Gotcher. Henry M AY. Sheffield, AL; Courier. Karen: P'RM. Ozark. AL; Graham. Carol VAG. Ainxxe. AL. Graham, Mary: GPG. GorJ, AL. Grant, Gerrilyn LHY. Tuikegee ln«. AL; Graniham, William G EE. Ozark. AL. Graydon. Susan: PV, Montgomery, AL. Greco, Valerie: GFI, Culumbui, GA. Green. Phillip P VAT. Muy.h Slxnh. AL; Green. Rcfcert R : AR. Dothan. AL; Grcenhill. Jeffery L. CHE. lAissellville. AL; Gresham, Jean FCD. Wing. AL; Griffith. Kenneth M • AY. lXithan. AL; Gnffith, Nano: VB1J. Decatur. AL; Griffith, Warren G.: ADS. Auburn. AL; Grimes Gail: HSA, Dcitin, l:L; Gnmmett, Carl E.: VM. Birmingham. AL; Griuetcc, William L SSE. Excel. AL; Gropius. Walter B, NC. Demopolis. AL; Groces. Michael P SSC. Auburn. AL. Gudino, Juan M. ME. Atlanta. GA. Guerin. Eddie R ADS. Union Grove. AL. Goenn. Tim A PY. Union Grove. AL; Guilloi. Jane PJR. Montgomery. AL; Gullaite, John W : VAT. Opelika, AL; Guy. Rebecca FM, Cocoa Beach. FL. Ilaak, Nancy GSC. Auburn. Al. Hagan. Cindy: RSM. Alexander City. AL. Hagan, Joieph F‘: AR. Madiion. TN; Hagen, Lars R EE, Charleston. SC; Hagler. Donna AC. Birmingham. AL; llagler. Gary A AE. Montgomery. AL; Haibtcioks. Rick: MMH, Birmingham. AL. Haley. Cynthia: HSA. Huntsville. AL. Hall. Charles PY. Toney. AL. Hall. Carol: SSE. Montgomery. AL; Hall. Joe A AN. Monroeville. AL; Hall. Pamela: CJO. Florence. AL; Hamburg. Marianne SSE. Lexington. KY. Ilamcr. Ire E SEII. Perry. GA. Hamilton. G D ■ AC, Cedar Bluff. A I. seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors Hamilton. Jjmev R ME, Cmtvicw. EX; Hamilton, Jeffrey P.; IE. Jacksonville. EX. Hamm. Joe L: MCH. Decatur. AL; Hand. Luwina V'OA. Alexander City. AL; Haney. Arxirew D BSC. Lumpkin. GA. Hanlanv. Linda; AC. Chamblec. GA; Hanley, Jame R III MCII. Jacksonville. FL. Ilarbet. Gregory J . SSU. Ft Ijudrrdale. FL; Harden. Cecelia LT. Greenville. AL; Harden. James F. Ill; F.K. Atlanta. GA. Hardwxk. Barbara: PY, Auburn. AL. Hardwick. Charolette AC. Cuthbert. GA. Hardwick. Russel! T.: PY. Auburn. AL. Hardy. William J Jr: ADS. Camden. AL. Hargrove, Sharon FEE. Albertville. AL. Harlin. Julia LAC. Mobile. AL. Harpe. David H FI. Cornwall. NY; Harpe. Patricia: AC. Auburn. AL. Harper. Cynthia HPE. Montgomery. AL; Harper, Myra: P1R. Auburn. AL. Ilirria, Cynthia. RSC. Pheni City. AL. Ham . Karen CHE. Huntsville. AL. Harris, Steve; WT, Auburn. AL. Harrison, Jewel: CDP, Auburn. AL; Harrison. Phillip J.. CE. Lincoln. AL. Hairy. Deborah RSM. Ijngdale. AL; Han. Jody EEC. Auburn. AL. Hartley. Michael A EE. Montgomery, AL. Harwell. Mark R : FI. MabJeton, GA. Hascmeyer. Rebecca. EEE. Huntsville. AL. Hatuway. Charles E Jr VAG. Cullman. AL. Havrilak, James L: OH. Harrington Park. NJ; Hawkins. Alien; BSC Gadsden. AL; Hawkins. James H.: HPR. Auburn. AL. Haydon. Koth D ADS. Decatur, GA; Haynes, Virginia MIC Wedowce. AL; Haynes, Harold E. Jr.: EE. New nan. GA. Head. Robert S.: GB. Columlnis. GA. Heard. Albert B IE. Oxford. AL; Heard. Kimberly: FCD,Oxford. AL; Long Distance Relationships If you’ve ever encountered one of those long faced, droopy-eyed coeds, chances are their appearance is due to a long distance relationship. Many of Auburn's students, it appears, have ties to hometown honeys”. Many of the female victims can be easily identified by large class rings dangling around their necks. They're the ones with more excuses than the dictionary has words — Can’t this weekend 'cause I have to iron my clothes , or the classical I'd love to. but my boyfriend from home will be here this weekend. Hooked males are easily distinguishable, too. They're the guys with rings in their noses and extra money in their pockets. Often, the attached guy spends his time either with his nose in the books or with his buddies. Never is he seen with a gal in stride, for fear that his hometown sweetheart will hear the news. One thing both males and females have in common arc frequently high phone bills. A real southern belle” may spend up to $100 a month on long distance phone calls, while a male typically spends the same. Together, the couple usually spends enough in one quarter to practically pay for a formal wedding. Long-distance relationships help Auburn to maintain its reputation as the Suitcase College of the South And. long-distance relationships also keep Southern Bell in business Wanda Kenton J BlO l EscLX lAt 1 FiCVr-THiFit-Jo seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors Heath. Charles R : AR, Columbus, MS; Hcgi, 1-arrv G.; FF. Dothan. AL; Heidelberg. Gary C: EE. Silver Hill. AL; Helms. Fred L SMI I. Slonunh. Al. Henderson. Fmi T HF. Wintcrha-ven. FI.; Henderson III, John M : AR. Chamblcc, GA; Mender-ton, The re vi J.: SSS, Atlanta. GA; Hendon. Davit S.: PY, Line-ville. AL Hendricks. IVnnis F: AR. Auburn. Al.; Hereford. William I. C.H. Gurley, Al.; Hermeer, David; GPG. Fairhopc, Al.. Herring. Judy VOA. Enterprise. AL. Herring. Randal D. PH. Auburn. AL; Hester. Joe D: ADS. Russellville. AL; Hide. Karen I. HSA. Birmingham. AL; Higdon. Charles G AM. El Paso. TX Hight. Julie K EEC East Tallatsec. AL. Hill. Bryant D . FI. Opdilca. AL. Hill. Davtd A SSE. Sylacauga. AL; Hill. James R AG. Ashford, AL; Hill. Militva L PY, Gadsden. AL, Hines. William N VAG. Flomaton. AL: Hinkle. J� E : l-AC. Buck-hanrsoo. WV; Hite hock. G.W.; PB, Montgomery, A I. Hodge. Joy E.. TH. Marietta. GA. Hodges. Karen A. SMH, Athens, AL; Hogan. Suranne F VHE, Mobile. AL; Hogg. Carolyn L.: PUB. Montgomery . AL: Hogg. Greta J : PB. Uniontown. AL. Hogg. Paula P.: AC. Uniontown. AL. Holley. Richard B.; FEE, Eufaula. AL; Holliday. Ftedrta: SMH. Montgomery, AL Holloman. William E: VAG, Columbia. AL; Holmes, Jill E.: FM. Huntsville, AL; Holt. Linda C: VAT, Osattanooga. TN; Holt. Walden H.: PY. Auburn. AL; Holt Jr .James H IE, Pen-sasola. FL. Hooper. Frances P. WL� Selma. AL. Hooper. Margaret H HRA. Miami. FL; Hooten. James M AF.. Birmingham. AL Horn. Albert D BSC Deatsville. AL; Horn. Terry S.: ME. Ope lika. AL: Hornsby, Leigh M . PY. Geneva. AL. Hoscy. Thomas D: BSC.. Auburn. AL; Howard. Chuck VAG. Talladega. AL; Howard. Karen E.: GJM. Phcnix City. AL; Howell. Lawrence C: FE. Auburn. AL; Howell. Robert W SSS.Castleberry. Al. Hudgins. Michael J MK, Montgomery . AL; Hudson. Mary M : IFE. Tuscaloosa. AL. Huey. Linda D : GSY. Prattville. AL. Huff. Patricia J RSM. lanett. AL; Hugenrugler. Jack W AR. Pompano Beach. FL. Hughes. Barbara J.: VHE. Hartford. AL; Huie, Sarah N.: LT. Gadsden. AL. Hulsey. Teresa R.. PY. Sulligciu, AL Humphrey, Rebecca A : INM. Atlanta. GA; Hunmcutt. Susan H NIK. Buckhannon. WV, Hunt. Victor C: AR. Prattville. AL; Hurd. Ijwce A INM Birmingham. Al ; Hursr. Craig K ME, Miami, FL; Hutcheson, Deborah L: PY. Gadsden. AL; Hyde. Robyn A. GSC Chattanooga. TN. Igwegbe. Cornelius A PY. Omtsha. Nl Ingle. Judv N. PY. Gum. AL. Ireland. Kelly. GLOM. Birmingham, AL Irvin. Susan J TM. Alexander City. AL. Iverson. Leslie J AMH. CXean Spnngs. MS. Ivey. Carolyn L GSC. Union Spnngs. AL; Jackson. Deborah M EEE. Gadsden. AL; Jackson. Debra R VOA. Opelika, AL; Jacobs. Cathy A AC. Cragfixd. AL James, Daniel C: BSC. Greenville. SC'. Jarvis. Jennifer HPR. Fairfax. AL. Jenkins. Bonnie F : LT. Gadsden. AL; Jennings. Jerome K APS. Auburn. AL. Jermgan. Ronald A AY. Jay. FL. Johns. Jxk L AC. Buena Vista. GA; Johnson. Betty I. HPR, Phcnix Gty. AL; Johnson. Darlrnda AC. Stone Mountain,GA Johnson. David W . EE. Ft Walton Beach. FL. Johnson. Donald G.: HPE. Abbeville. AL; Johnson. Jerry D AY. leighton. AL; Johnson. Kay E : GED. Bow-don, GA. Johnson, Robert G; VAG. Lafayette. AL. Johnson. Sara E IFE. Guntersvillc. AL. Johnson, Steven L AR, Gadsden, AL; Johnson. Wiley C. ENT. Auburn. AL Johnson Jr.. Emmett F : CE. Geneva. AL; Johnson Jr.. James B : EE, Goodwatcr. AL. Johnston. David W VAT. Huntsville. AL. Johnstone. Michael S; GB. Huntsville. AL. Joncatenno. John GC Montgomery. AL. Jones. Aurca I;.. GELS. Excel. AL. Jones. Cindy R PY. Birmingham. AL. Jones.Clara B EEE. FAtill.SC seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors Cow for Miss Auburn? It started innocuously enough During Christmas break Mike Sellers and Betsy Butgercit were sitting around talking about all the wild things they would like to do — like run a dog for Miss Auburn. A dog for Miss Auburn? Surely they couldn't afford it. Then light bulbs dawned above their scalps. They couldn’t afford it, but an organization could. Slowly they began gathering a group of 60 people who could each afford to pitch in $6. For that mcaslcy sum. they got an official campaign manager’s shirt, a poster and a handout. Then in January. Sellers was driving past the Agricultural research station on tlx: interstate to Montgomery. Past the cows. And suddenly an idea was born again What better representative could Cow College ask for than a cow? Butgercit said name her Bessie, and the idea was off. Sellers and Kelly Ireland tromped around in the cow pastures on Wire Road until they found a suitable miss. The posters were printed in Montgomery to avoid discovery by any opposition. As the campaign drew near, plans were made to distribute everything. Sellers and But-gereit figured the best thing they could have going for them would be that no one could enforce the legal spending limitations or legal size variations. They tried to arrange for the cow to lx- taken to the concourse during the campaigns, but that idea was quickly nixed by the pair when they were informed that they would have to keep up with the excrements. Butgcrcit’s being editor of the April Fools edition gave the campaign a leg up on everyone else. They could run the campaign material ami have everyone think it was a joke. The avowed goal of the campaign was to either get the cow elected by write-in vote (she couldn't really serve since the by-laws say Miss Auburn must be a female coed.) Either that or lower the votes so much it would be noticeable. We figured we would at least carry the Vet School. Betsy Butgercit Jones. David F : TM. Opp, AL; Jones. David It EE. Birmingham. AL. Jones. Ellen J. GSW. Alabaster. AL; Jones, Karen M : EEc. Wadlcy. AL. Jones. Katherine D: HPR, Montgomery, AL; Jones. Larry AC, Cypress, CA. Jones. Michael I. GBI, Ormond Hc h. FL; Jones. Pamela F VHO. Brewton. AL; Jones. Reginald R PY. Ramsville. AL; Jones. Sarah J PY. Monroeville. AL. Jones. Steve D.: PB. Hamilton. AL. Kaetr. James P GEH. Brsiemrr. AL. Kaufmn. Fred E ; GSC. Hun tv sille. AL. Keel. Deborah J.: LEE. Camphill. AL. Kelley. Benji min S.. CE. Troy. AL. Kelley. Terry J.: EEC. Birmingham. AL. Kellis. Karen EEC. Huntsville. AL; Kemp. [ avid: CE. Tusca loosa. AL. Kenley. David: AM. Lakeland, EL; Ker.namcr. l ce NC Guntcrsvillc. AL. Ketvehner. Janet: CDP. Huntsville. AL. Ketcham. Don ME. Abbeville. AL. Kidwell. William- AR. OJcnville. AL. Kincaid. David VAT, Birmingham, AL; King. Cindy. EEE.Guntcrsville. AL. King. David. DBI.Samson. AL. King. Ellen: AM Milledge.GA. King. Paula EEC Auburn. AC King. William: EE, Lthonia, GA. Kinsey. Medna: EEE. Enterprise. AL. Kirk. Michael: EE. Montgomery. AL; Knight. Dominick GPG. Atmore. AI.; Knight. Susan ID. CaitcrsviJIc. GA. Knott. Kathv EEC. Gun-tersville. AL. Krymowsld. Edward EE. F.ndicott. N Y ; Kuri, Richard: FEB. Alexandria. VA; Kuester. Mary GBI, M«. Brook. AE; Kurtts, James HRA. Birmingham. AL. Kurr. Cindy VAT. Dunwoody.GA; Kuykendall. Leonard: AY. Fort Pavnc, AL; seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors Ijdner. Iasi H NIK. Mobile. Al.. laird. Rebetci S HPR, College Park. GA. Ijmbffl. Kay: SMH. Camden. AL. lambcrt, Chari'S I- Jr,: INM. Monroeville. AL. lainberth. E ( . BSC. Alexander City. AL; Ummom. Karen A BBC. Huntsville, AL. Iampresht. Prank J BSC Florence. AL. Ijtxastcr, Bcbbic K CDP. Opelika. AL; Line. Kir Y PY. Anniston. AL; Un . C l.aries A ML. Auburn. AL. langlcv. Frarier VC' BB. Opelika. AL; Langston. Donru L : CDP. Fayetteville. TN; Langston, Terry W EE. Beewton. AL. tjmet. Martha A RSM. Huntsville, AL lankfnrd. Ronald VC PB. Boar. AL; Laxter. Leta A : HPR. Montgomery, AL; Lasetcr. Ted PB. Montgontery. AL. Lauderdale. Donna G MB. PJkmont. AL; laxson. Shirley A HPR. Athens. Al.; Leach, Philip B VAT. a Wen. AL; leaf. Richard B HPR. Parma Ills., OH; Lectoy, Charles D. ML. Montgomery. AL. Ixxibcttcr. Susan BY. Talks see. AL. Lrdoux. Janice K: SSS. Plienix City. AL; lee. Susan EEC Bon Deposit, AL. Lensky. Carol J.: BHE. Huntsville. AL. Lester. Ann E MB. Decatur. (iA. Lett. Cindy J. OB. Eclectic. AL; lewis. Jennifer A RSB. Ijgrangr. .A. Lewis. Lane A : PB. Auburn. AL; Lewis. Matgie A. PB. Lanctl. AL. Lincoln. Timothy J. : CE. Binning!vain. AL; Lindley, Moms B. FAA, Montgomery. AL lang. James T.: KY, Atlanta. GA. Little. Dana C : FV. Birmingham. AL. Littlefield. Karrn D GB. la Grange. GA. lattrdl. Mary B BY. Devitur. AL; [Jewellyn. Tommy W AR. Tuscaloosa. AL; IJoyd. Renee D VBU. Prattville, AL. Iadkr. laxiis L EE. Buminghain. AL; Lnlley, Robert K PIR. l-irvden. AL; laird. Julie A FLB. Miami. FI.; Love. Jane S.: VOA. Auburn. AL. Love. Thomas A BSC. Auburn. AL. Lowery. James T MB. Sylicauga. 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AL; After 11 the rates are cheaper THURSDAY MARCH 1. You finally finished that letter to your grandmother that you've been promising her since you've been here. After hunting through the mess on and in your desk, you realize you're out of stamps. Aw. you’ll get some tomorrow at that little machine by I ialcy Center. FRIDAY MARCH 2. You walk by the machine about six times and forget all about the stamps until night You’ll just wait. SATURDAY MARCH 3. Boy. do you feel rotten this morning after all that beer last night. As you stagger to the bathroom, you notice the letter. But you really don't feel up to walking to the post office Cirandma waited seven quarters — she can wait until Monday. MONDAY MARCH 3. After passing the postal machine five times, you realize you need stamps, only to discover you don't have any change And the damn change machine keeps spitting your dollar back at you like a baby refusing strained spinach. What's one more day? WEDNESDAY MARCH 6. On your way out. you knock something off the desk — granny's letter. At the machine, you remember the change but the machine is out of stamps, liberal cussing. THURSDAY MARCH 7. You finally get stamps with no problem. Off you trudge triumphantly to mail the letter. You can't find it — anywhere. You tear the place apart looking for it to no avail. Well, what the hell, the rates go down tomorrow, You’ll just call. FRIDAY MARCH 8. The rates drop. You call granny and explain how you lost the letter. She sighs, and in a tone of voice that says she really doesn't believe you. she tells you that’s okay, she knows you're leading your own life, and you don't have time to fiddle with old folks, etc. You try out your new disco step while she's talking Finally she says she loves you and to write if you get a chance. You say you love her too, but this time you don't make any promises. Betsy Butgcrcit Pittman, William R : GPO. Auburn. AL; Planlc. Davsd S : FAA. Grenndiuro. AL. Piemans. Anthony I). 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Donna L: VHO. Goodwatrr. AL; Rohetis. Sandra J ; GB. Hmagar. AL. Roberts. Thomas H Ml E Gon ales. TX. Robertson. Michael N Mill Chickasaw. AL. Robinson. Frcida B . SSS. Dothan. AL. Robison. Ten I. HRA. Huntsville. AL; Roderick, lurry P.: AR. Huey town. AL. Rodrigocr. Regina G : MB. Tallassee. AL; Rogers. Leo H MK. Biimuigham. AL. Rogers. Rose D. MDT. Geraldine. AL; Rog ers. Samuel C. F.E. Montgomery. AL; Roland. Donna M EF.E. Albertville. AL. Roney, Linda G. PY. Samson. Al; Rothbaur. Rodrruk A.. EE. Auburn. AL. Rowe. Alice E: EEC. Montgomery. AL; Rowe, Sara E; MB. Athens, AL; Russell. Lisa A CDP. Strong. AL. Russell. Susan D.: EEE Slocomb. AL. Rutland. Jane: HPR. Five Points. AL Rutledge. Lawrence D.: CE Huntsville. AL; Ruud. F.n L: MK, Attalla. AL; Salleras. Juan Diego: IND. Miami. FL. Samson. David F. AM. Cleveland Heights.OH. Sanders. Jim B GPG. Murfreesboro. TN. Sanders. Regina A AC Huntsville. AL. Sanders. Susan A.: PB. Louisville. KY; Sandlin. Shari A. HPR. Clanton. AL. Sands. Stephen T.: ME Dochan. AL; Sangford. Samuel E : ME. Decatur. Al; Satcher. Douglas CHE. Opelika. AL. Satcher. Patricia H MU. Opelika. AL; Sauls. Genger E. AC Phctnx City. AL. Saundcts. Teresa L AC Auburn. AL; Sawyer, Jean F. AC Huntsv-.lle. AL. Sawyer. Mary F AY. Middletown. AL. Saxon. Neal H.; PY. Gteenvillc. AE Scamecchia. Diane M SMH, Miami. FL; Schaff stall. Tliomas E. AE Chamblec. GA; Schmita. Deborah R : CHE. Eufaula. AL; seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors Call Me Anytime Remember those nights when yon had a hot date and )ust were so excited that you forgot to go to the bank.-' Or the cravings for those midnight murxhics that always attacked you after you had spent your last dollar? Most important — remember what you did about it? No. you didn't ask your date to pay and you didn't starve. You let Anytime Teller come to your rescue! The Anytime Teller in Auburn was a new innovation started by the Auburn National Bank in the fall of 1972. This amazing new device, installed outside the mam office of Auburn National, substituted for long overtime and Saturday banking hours. This machine caught on so well that within two years (the fall of 1974 to be exact) another Anytime Teller machine was installed in the Student Union Building, iiach machine runs on a separate computer which works 24 hours a day. seven days a week. This machine is conveniently available to all Auburn National customers with a savings or checking account. VX’ith an Anytime Teller or Visa card and a secret number given by the bank, anyone can operate this simple machine at any time of the day. It offers eleven different transactions, including deposits or withdrawals from checking or savings accounts, money transfer between these accounts, loan payments, and cash advancements on Visa cards. The step-bystep instructions on the machine make it simple to do banking at your convenience — even in the middle of the night Currently, each machine operates an average of more than three thousand transactions a month, with more than two thousand people using the machines. Auburn National happily accepts the success of these two machines and w ill most likely expand the program. Remember what you did when those afternoon shopping sprees left your walla empty? Sandy Bork Scobey. David W F.F.. Birmingham. Al.; Scott. Constance S GJM. Pensacola. FL; Scruggs. Tamcla L; VBU, Clanton. AL. Scull). Patrice M GB. May-wood. NJ. Scavrr. George A EE. Pensacola. Ft.; Segresr. Alan I. IX H. Huntsville. AL. Segrcst. Tanu W FI. Brown sboro. AL. Sellers. Pamela J RSC. Cotton-wood. AL; Sellers. Steve V. MK. Bellcait Brash. FL. Sewell. Lawrence N GMH. Lcevhurg. AL; Shadrisk. James H EE. Talladega. AL. Sherman. Greg D AM. Paducah. KY. Shull. Mark L. ME. Fair-hope. AL. Shaw, James G GCH. Birmingham. AL. 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Harry M PB, Phcnn City. AL; Hardwick. Emily PB, Equality. AL. Harper. Richard .: GHY, Columbus, GA; Harris, Bobbie I. VOA. Dcxatur. AL. Harris, Claudia. PRS. Abbes tile. AL. Harris. Cynthia A. PV. Birmingham. AL; Harris. Douglas E : ADS. Cullman, AL; Harris, Helen M : RSS. Decatur. AL; • • • • juniors juniors juniors juniors juniors Cosmopolitan, Playboy and the Bible On every college campus, students seem to be notorious for devising ways of escaping the assigned reading in their classes and Auburn is no exception. It’s always so easy to put everything you've got to do before the assigned reading. Procrastination casts a spell on each and every student sometime throughout their college years, when its time to do the required reading. This spell hits a certain tew every quarter. Sure, they like to read but instead of Accounting Principles”, they’d rather take a quiz in Gumcpoilian, or check out die latest jokes in Playboy. While many students prefer magazines like Cosmo and Mademoiselle. Playboy ansi Penthouse, others read Time. Newsweek and U.S. News and World Report. Apparently, the less time consuming articles that provide momentary pleasures are more widely read than the hundreds of factfilled pages assigned by our professors. It’s a lot easier to read magazine articles written in a conversational style about fashion, food ami the latest issues than it is io read page after page of monotonous details that a lot of times matches exactly what the professors lecture on in class, no? Most students seem to rely mainly on the professor’s In tures for course material as opposed to just sitting down and reading it like you’re supposed to. 'Tis better to listen in class and save your reading skills for Cosmo and Playboy. In addition to reading these types of magazines, students’ extra-curricular reading babies also focus on long, romantic novels, the Auburn Plainsman, local anil hometown newspapers and the Bible. In fact, a few of the religious organizations on campus urge students to read scriptures daily and many Auburn students follow this instruction they suggest Perhaps students at Auburn have somewhat of a reading advantage over students at other college campuses. Auburn offers her students a chance to improve their reading skills and many have taken her up on it. The illustrious HKD 510. letter known as Reading Improvement, seems to sneak its way into the elective slot in just about everyone's curriculum. Who knows whether students are seeking letter reading habits or just letter g rat Ic points? Linnea Fraser Harris. Julia A : FI, Camden. At.. Hams, jure GB. Huntsville. AL; Harm. Ronald L: AC. Ozark. At.. Han lire. Charles R CUE, Baton Rouge. LA. Hatcher. Jon A PB. New Orleans. LA. 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Elizabeth L LT. Anniston. AL. Johnson, Emily C. GC. Centre. AL; Johnton. Franrr PB. Birmingham. AL. Johnton. James D.: FY, Tusoimbia, AL. Johnson. Julie M PB. Tallahassee. FL. Johnson. Mien K : PB. Birmingham. AL. Johnton. Tam mi L: PB. Tallahattee, FL; Johnston. Billy Z.; PB, Cowarts, AL. Jones, Gregory L; IE. Montgomery. AL; Jordan, Paxton H.; LA. Clanton. AL. Kali I. Issa A.: ME. Buena Park. CA; Kavooknan. Steven H ; MK. Dover. DE. Kays.Scott A : PB. Marietta.GA; Kecr.um. Donna D.. PV, Leeds. AL. Keilr. Cynthia G FM. Atlanta. GA. Kelkr. Russell L AF,. Ft laudcrdale. FL; Kelley. Steve AM. Fort Payne. AL; Kelly. Leigh A MDT. Talladega. AL. Kelly. Michael W AE. Clio. AL. King. William S : IND. Tuscumbia. AL; Kendnek. Mary B : EEE. Montgomery, AL. Kennedy. Katherine J.: GPG, Luveme, AL; Kcnningtoo. Kay F.: AC. Birmingham. AL; Kent. Tommy ADS. Oneonta, AL; Kerbv. Charles D.: SSS. Nocatulga, AL; Kidd. I av� d K AR. Greenfield. I. Kidd. Nfiehacl G. MCH. Salem. AL. King. Kelly 1. • PB. Hixson, TN; Kingsford, Elaine K : Memphis. TN Kirkham, Mary Ann: VHE, Ltnden. AL. Kirkland. Jack H CHE. Atmorc. AL. Kitchens. Marilyn S.: GJM. Dadcvillc. AL. Klein. Jeff W.: AG. Altoona. AL; Knott. John E : PB. Birmingham. AL; Knowles, Frank A. LHY. Montgomery, AL. Krause. Paul W F.F, Mobile. AL; Knenke. Allen G F.E. Dothan. AL; Krulikowski. Stanley E HPE. Boca Raton, FL; Utefield. Jiadi K.: LPG. El Dorado. AR. Lacey. Paula D.; MDT. Birmingham. AL; Lamar. Catherine AG. Auburn. AL; Lambert. Jimes M PB. Monroeville. AL; Lambert. Kim E: PUB. Boar. AL; Lambert. Mark J : EE. Forest Park. GA. Lambert. Stephen H.: FY. Brew-ton. AL; Land. Steve A : ADS. Pituview. AL; Landers. Charles T : OH. Anniston. AL. Landingham. Terry A : IF.. Coffee Springs. AL; Landry. John D.; INP. Carencro, LA, Lane. Mary A FLB. Albany, GA; Lanford. Steven A. BSC, Huntsville. AL. Lange, Naomi O GJM. Lakewood. CO. Ijngky. Robert; WL. Wood land. AL; laslx. Constance A : SAT. Quincy. FL; latham, Johnny I. AR. Sylacauga. AL. Law. Roger G.; BSC. Piedmont. AL. Lawrence, Amy S. RSC. Jackson. TN. Lawson. Daryl S.. FY. New Market. AL. led better. Kenneth T AR. Montgomery. Al.; Lee. Earline ID. Talladega. AL. Lester. Rhonda M : SSS. Brcwtcn. AL; lett. Lisa E RSM. Alexander City. AL. Little. Gary C. PB. Andalusia. AL; Little, Terry W AY, Section, AL; Littlefield. Steven W : PB. Huntsville. AL; Livesay, Steven P: EE. Law rcnreville. GA; IJoyd. Josien A : HRA, Prattville, AL; Inman, Roben R AC, Phemx City, AL; Long, Carol L: FI, Union Springs. AL. Lott. Mary E. VAT. Tuscaloosa. AL; Lowe. Robin L: VAT, Huntsville. AL. Lowery. Susan L PN, Hueytown. AL; Lyons, Cecilia R PB. Fort Payne. AL; Mackley, Ruth: HRA, Thur moot. MI). Maddox. Kathy VHE, Troy. AL. Manky, Chris L CHE. Elbcrta, AL; Manner,Jody: RSM. Andalusia. AL; Manners, David A.: PB. Shalimar, FL. Maples. James D PV, Huntsville, AL, Maples. Jane GB. Elkmont, AL; (Mow, Jar cpiclynn: PY. Pendergrass. GA. Marschall. Michael A MBI. Winter Haven. FL. Marshall. Harrison: LA. Abingdon. VA; Martin. Bryan W PB. Huntsville, AL. Marlin, Jo A EEC. Enterprise. AL; juniors juniors juniors juniors juniors Martin. Mark: PH. Albertville. AL. Martin, Pamela 1. GC, Mt Pleasant. SC. Muon, Dorothy C EEC. Montgomery. AL. Mason. Nancy S HPE, Benton, Al. Massey. I crrcllj • PY. Bessemer. AL; Mattery. Cathy A : GBI, Atlanta. GA. Mathews, Claude HPR. Plienix Gty. AL; Matthews. Nanay L: VAT. Huntsville, AL; Maxwell Randy P AR. Jacksonvilie. PL; May. Maims W PY, Dothan. AL. Mator, Mark H PH. Spring Valley. NY; Me Abet. Wallace J SSS. Boa . AL. MiAlarnev. James I. III. IE. Monroeville. AL; McBride. Wesley D. PB. Huntsville. AL. McCain. Mart I). SSC. Lincvillc. AL. McCall. Leslie R PB. Titusville. FL; McCartney. John T: CE, Gadsden. AL McCarvcr. Sammy C: ME. Prattville. AL; McCombs, liner PY, Milton. FL; McCoy. Richard T PH. Bcthcsda. MI). McCracken. Paul: I IRA. Bo comer. Al.; McCray. Kent I) VAC. Akron. AL; McCray. Marilyn R. EM. Greensboro. AL; McDansel. John R AY. Ashford. AL. McDaniel. Michael E PV, Auburn. AL. McDcarman. Patrick CE, Dothan. AL; McDonald. Rock PPY. Hickory. NC; McFarland. Linda E : PY. Scuan. AL; McGarrah, Robert E ME. Dallas. TX. McGee. Donna C. GPG. Rogcrsvillc. AL. McGinty. Charles J.: PB. Montgomery. AL; Mclnemcy. Nancy A HPR. Fairfield. AL. McKee. Nancy L TH. Dunwoody. GA; McKmndy. H M ME, Birmingham. AL. McKnight, Dorinda J RSB. Dothan, AL. McLcmoce. Stephen R PPY. Moulton. AL. Mclxndon, Allin D AR. Jacksony.lle, AL. McMillan. Sherry L: OH, tnc, GA. McNair. James T • PI IB. Talladega. AL; McNutt. Cathy I. PB. Lexington, KY; McPhctson. Betsy N RSS. Wham. GA; McRae. Debra M VAT. Tabor City. NC. Meadows. Carol J TH. Marietta. GA. Meeks. Nacy L: PB. Pisgah. AL; Miaoulis. Kay VBU. Montgomery. AL; Mtllis, Charles. K. PB. Goshen. AL: Millspaugh. Kenneth (' GBI. Montgomery. AL, Milly. Teresa: ME. Huntsville, AL; Mims, Cindy: RSS. Marlbceo. NJ: Minor. William A IE. Orange Park. FL; Monk. James I) PB, Rivervicw, AL; Mont gomcry. AL. Moody. Royce $ Alexander Gty. AL; Moore. Alex K : CJL, Btrmtngliam. AL; Moore. Connsc: EEC. Tarrant. AL. Moore. Darrell OIF.. Flomaton. AL. Moore. Edward I- GJM lakeland. FL. Moore. Gary W EE. Mount Olive. AL; Moore, Thomas L. Jr.: FT. Lee. FL. Morgan, Pamela MK. Birmingham. AL; Morgan. Stacia EEE. Enter prise. AL. Morrione, James W CHE. Montgomery. AL. Morris. William R : GPS. Marietta. GA; Morrison. Pamela PB. Hrcnton, AL. Morrow. Nanneitc. PB. Decatur. AL. Me ton. Patricia: PY. Gadsden, AL; Moseley. Sally: PY. Lannctt. AL: Motes. Michael E PB. Tucker. AL; Motley. Beverly: EEC. Division, AL; Moyer. David K AC. Columbus. GA. Mueller. Guv PV. Birmingham, AL. Mullins, Charolctte: EKE. Eairhofc. AL, MulLns, Georgia GSY, Eclectic. AL. Murpbrec. Steve T PV. Cullman, AL; Musgjerd. Kathleen: EEC Piattsmouth. NB. Myers. Sara PB. West Potnt. GA. Nail, Vicki GHYS, Gadsden. AL. Nile. Terry : RSM. Birmingham. AL, Nall, Cynthia: EEC Brewron. AL. Neicwender, Wayne A HA. Birmingham. AL; Nelms. Robert M F.F. IjGrange. -A. Nelson. Marcia; EEC Montgomery. AL. Nelson. Mary GPG. Winfield, AL. Nelson. Ronald E : CHE. Boaa. AL. Nelson. Stephen D PB. Montgomery. AL; Ness. Susan: PB. Orlando. AL; Newton. John W PV. Bridgeport. AL; Nieman. Tracy GMH. Montgomery. AL: Nix. Olivia SMH, Gadsden, AL; Nixon. Deborah GJM. Signal Mountain. TN; Nocrell. Mary: EEE. Hard Green. AL; Nummy. Peggy PB. Birmingliam. AL. Ogbarn. Shelia EEC. Enterprise. AE. Osburn. Kurt B VAT. Huntsville. AL: Owen, Linda; ID. Slidell. LA.Owen. Nathalie EEE. Bay Mincite. Al.; • • juniors juniors juniors juniors juniors Owen . Robert I. HRA.Gadukn. AL. Parker. Pretton K MB, Muxlc Shoaly AL. ParkcT. Steve E: IE. Er.tcrprnc. AL; Parker. Timothy L; AG. Alexander City. AL; Pancrxm. Brian L. GED. Ringgold. GA. PattCTvm. Safa 1 EEE, Lane illc. AL. PUMA, William L; MRB. Foirhopc. AL. Payne. Lynn D IFL MoMc-rnn, GA; Peebles. Alice VAT. Gopfon. AL. Peeples Michael A IE. Chaicwotih. GA. Ptnle . Jorge A BSC. Ctdartown. GA. Perry. Carol A PB Wcviowec. AL. Ferry. Susan E 1ND. Moble. AL. Peterson, Anita S' MF. lallian. AL. Philippona. Derk S ME. Gordon. AL. Phillip . James J DGL. Alexander City. AL. Phillips Pimela A SMIL Montgomery. AL. Plulhps. Tern M. PB. Birmingham. AL; Piper. Marsha K.. FRM. Dothan. AL. Ponder. Melody J : RSR. Phcnix Citv. AL. Post. I can A : PPY. Naples. FI.; Potts. David A PB. Flo rente. AL Powers, HenryJ VAT.Gryffm.GA; Kswers Marian L HPK. Columbus GA. IV wer . William D.: SMU. Huntsville. AL. Price. Michael D AC. Bono . FI . Prince, Paul Ii SSE. Ormond Beach. FI. Pulles. Jeannette MDT. Huntsville, AL. Purcell. James F. PB. Mountain Creek. AL. Pursley. Michael G. AR. .Montgomery. AL; Purvis. Linda G PB. Mobile. AL. Crumley. Michael S.: EL Bon Secour. AL. Kallalovich. Anita C: PV. Huntsville, AL. Railcy, Richard H.. ALL Wadies. AL Rains Greg G AM. Birmingham. AL, Ramho. Michael C MU. Montgomery. Al.. Ramey. Stephen M : PB. Huntsville. AL. Ratcliff. Lynn S: ADS. Gulf Shores. AL. Rawls. Susan R PY. Rohertvdale. AL. Ray. F Wx- OH. Huntsville, AL. Forgetting the Key . . . She weaved drunkcnly up the stairs, perilously balanced on the tips of her five-inch heels As Iyer date c lambercd up iyehind her, she tried to punch the buttons that would let her in the dorm. After missing several times, she gave up, leaned back toward, almost falling into his arms (not so accidently as it may seem) and whispered loudly the Steve Martin line: I forgot.” She is not to be blamed The combination locks on the dorm doors do tend to confound drunks and freshmen. And they can’t even appreciate the beauty of the thing. The class of 79 as freshmen were the last to be subjected to the indignities of standing out in the elements waiting for a nighrwatchman to wander by because the dorm locked tight at midnight or two a.m. These new fangled objects are a mere modern convenience to the underclassmen who rarely worry about where they are when, knowing they merely have to return to the dorm, punch a few buttons, and they can get in any time of the day or night. Unfortunately, according to several highly placed administrators who suffv an extreme case of high blood pressure when discussing the locks, the boys have also learned how easy it is to get into the dorms. A couple of fraternities have even required rheir pledges to collect the keys to the coeds heirts. or at least in this case, the combination to their dorms Betsy Butgereit Ray. Kellie: VHO. Furston. GA. Ray. Peggy PB. lifltctpritc. AL; Rayfeom, Sherree: PB. Montgomery. AL; Rotor. Wayne R PB. Birmingham. AL; Roiling. Roberta GSW. Auburn. AL. Reed. Willard M CHE. Montgomery. AL; Regis. Marie: HLB. Ft Rucker. AL. Remke. Mary: HPR. Birmingham, AL. Renfruc. Karen IIPR. Pittsview. AL. Rent . Tern EEE Albany. CA. Reynolds. Brace S ■ PPV. Phenix City. Al. Reynolds. Carolyn: AC. Springfield, LA. Reynolds. Carolyn I.T. Montgomery. AL. Rhyne. Mary: PH. Atlanta. GA. Rue. Christine: PN. Montgomery. AL; Rue. I-aura MU. Huntsville. AL. Richard. Jill PY. Gadsden. AL; Rubardson. Gwendolyn: PB. Beatrice. AL; Richburg. Nancy CF, (iushen. AL; Richey. Tina F.EC, Guntersville, AL. Riddell, Mary IK, Mobile. AL, Kiddle. Richie II : AM. Childcrsburg. AL. Riley. Rebecca: PB. Ilumv ville, AL; Rindt. Elaine: AMH, Sheffield. AL. River. Lena: AC. Huntsville. AL. Roberts. Donna: HPh. Montgomery. AL. Robcns. Gary M : CL. Greenville. MS. Robinson. Jan RSM, langcalr, AL Rodgrrs, Ricky C PB, Willingbnm. NJ; Rogers. Jim L: GC. Kansvillc. AL; Rose. Keith A : WL. Huntsville. AL. Rowan. Robin SSS. Collinsville. AL. Rowland. William K: MK. Clayton, AL, Ruple, Betty: EEC. Bay Minette. AL. Rusli. Cyndv MB. Svkesville. Ml); Russell. Beverly RSS. Marianna. FL; Ruvhtnn. Ian K EE. Freeport. Bahamas; Russell, Carl M AMH. Pleasant Grove. AL. Russell. Cath erinc. FCD. Pike Road. AL. Russell. Maurice K BSC. Baker. FL; Russell. Richard G BSC. Birmingham. AL. Rutledge. Mona IFE. Mem It Island. Fl.; Rybos. Ixtn GC. Montgomery. AL; Ryckclcy. John E: BSC East Puint. GA. Salt. Donald El:. Miami. FL; Salter. Nancy: PRS. Greenville. AL. Sanders. An.ta: RSM. Lu� erne. AL; Sanders. Donna EEE. Daytona Beach. FL. Sandets. Ikvxgc A. Ill EE. God water. AL. Sanders. Jacqueline ID. Bou, AL; Sanders, lunda GEH. Greenville, AL. Sanford. Peggy GJM. Pinson. AL; Savage. Tina ME Geneva. AL. Savon. Sharon PB. Graham. AL; Scarbrough, Anne; RSC. Montgomery. AL. Scarbrough. Mary: PB, Montgomery. AL. Scott. Amy. EEC. Opelika. AL. Scott. Mulucl I. AC. Birmingham. AL. Scroggins. Jennifer RSM. Alexander City. AL. Sebas-tain. Cynthia: HPR. Auburn. AL; Sexton. Frank H.: CM. Ever-greet), AL; Shsddix, Patsy PB. Shawn ut, AL; Shapielak, Walter: OH. Gardendalc. AL. Shaw. RanoalL HPH. Homewood. AL; She!lev. .leftrev A.: PN. IXothan. AL; Shelley. Jimmy D AN, Ashford AL; Sherrill Sandy AR. Oiamblce. GA. Shipman. Von T.: CE. Jacksonville, AL; Shropshire. Bobby R PN. Munford. AL. Silvers. Philip C. MK. B«.a . AL. Simmerman. Jeffry A GUY. Selma. AL: Simmons, Chatlrc I: AY. Decatur, AL; Sims. Darrell T ME Gadsden. A L. Sims. Rita SSS. Gordo. A I.. Sims. Stieila: PB. Guntersville. AL. Sipula. Michael E AR. Ft. Lauderdale. I!L; Skaggs. Diana: IT. Birmingham. AL; Skipper. Robin: PCD. Cullman, AL: Smith. Ann: PB. Tallahassee. FL; Smith. Denise: HRA. Gadsden. AL. Smith D.anne PY. Elba. AL; Smith. Dm E ME. Bridgewater. NJ; Smith. Edwin A MCH. West Point. GA. Smith. Norman F : CHE Semmev AL. Smith. Paul W SMU. Hattsclle. AL; Smith, Robert � .: PB. West Palm Beach. FL. Smith. Sharon: CJO. Jacksonville. EL; Smith. Susan SSC. 1 Tactile. AL; Solomon. Amy: OH. Florence. AL. Sorensen. Cannon CHE Auburn. AL: Spates. Donna: PL. LaPayette, AL. hpearv. Gordon: AR. Orlando. FL; Sper.ccr. Lester II AG. Mobile. AL Spisak. David R MRB. Friendly. Ml). Sport. John R PB. laivemc, AL. Stallings. Frances W .Y. Montgomery. AL. • • • juniors juniors juniors juniors juniors Stanaland. Mark W PB. Louisville. Al.; Stapleton, Jacqueline KSC. Fairhopc. AL. Steadhim, Renee: USC, Pensacola, PL; Steele. David C: CHE. Tampa. FL; Stcphcson. Jimmy: ENT, Geneva. AL; Stevens, David P.: PB. Duluth, GA; Stewart, Gcoege M PB. Warner Robins. GA; Stewart, Polly; AEC, Newell. AL: Stokes. Gail VOA. .Montgomery, AL. Strickland. Sharon VHO. Geneva. AL; Stulhmgrr. Hans C.: FY. Huntsville. AL; Stumbo, Donald A. Jr.: AE. Comoro. TN. Sturgis. Byron E . EE. liuntv ville, AL. Suddrnh. Celia AC. Birmingham. AL Sullivan. Kelly RSS. Anniston. AL; Sutteriield, Tom A PB. Palm Beach. FL; Swann. Ronnie E ; PN. Games. NC; Swink. Susan: PY. Albany. GA. Swim. Bridget! PB. Gumersvillc, AL; Syphrus. Rhonda FM. Hoover. AL; TaJIakscn. Anita: ID. Miami. FL: Talley. Foster L PB. Gadsden. AL. Talley. Verdi VHO. Urvett. AL. TO-mage. Rachel: AEC. Atlanta, GA. Tapley. Beenda JM. Eu fault. AL; Taplcy, Lewis L : AN. Ke’.ly-ton. AL; Tate. Steve G : AEC. Huntsville. AL. Taunton. Kevin L. PB. Houston. TX; Tavik. Michael R.: GPO. Alexandria. VA. Taylor. Douglas R.: AR. Birmingham. AL. Taylor. James A.. GSC. Montgomery, AL. Taylor. Terry N.: PN. Enterprise. AL; Teague. Jack N : PV. Eclectic. AL; Teague. Richard D : CJL B.r rningham. AL. Teague. Thomas D.: SMU. Hamelk. AL. Tcir. William V GRL. Huntsville. AL; Terry . John A Jr PB. Deo tur. AL. Terry. John E. Jr.: PCS', Huntsville, AL; Thibus. Patricia: VBU. Atlanta. GA; Thigpen, Johnny A.: TH. Bevsemer, AL; Thomas. Ann MB. Auburn. AL. Thompson. Charmame VOA. Austin. TX; Thornton. Roger D.: EE, Rogcrsvillc, AL; Thrasher. Janice- VHE, Arab. AL; Tillman. Martha CE. Tuilaloma. TN. Tuns. Michael H : CE. Munford. AL; Tinitas, Gwendolyn: AR. Decatur. AL. Tomastcwslu. Tina: CHE. Florence. AL. Tracy. Dcnna GJM. Pinson, AL; Trotter. Howard I. IE. Gadsden. AL; Tucker. Robin: TH, Greenville, AL. Turner, Malcom A. PB. Gay-ton, AL. Turner. Rebecca: GSC, Atlanta. GA. Turner. Vanessa PPY. Somerville. AL; Tyner. Randall L. PY. Birmingham. AL; Uncry. Linda: OH. Gumersvillc. AL; Valerius. Marian; PB. Spartanburg. SC. Vandctwerf. Susan PY. Chipley. FL; Vandivser. Susan PPY. Dothan. AL; Veciana. Victoria: PY. Miami. FL; Vines, Roger C: WL, Mount Olive. AL; Vinson, Don 1 - (IB, Roanoke. AL; Wade. Barbara RSB, Marietta. GA; Wadowick. Kurt L: EE.Troy, AL; Wadsworth. Vera: EEE. Tuskcgec. AL, Wagner. Linda: EEE, Roswell, ga. Wakefield, ivbhte vat. Wedowev. AL; Walker. Wanda RSS. Geneva. AL; Wall, Byron H. AE. Montgomery. AI.. Wallace. Melvin C. TM. Shawmut. AL. Wallace. Susan PB. Ijnert. AL; Wallace. William E AR. Enterprise. AL; Wallis. Kathee: FM. Columbiana. AL; Walsh, leffrev G: CE, Enterprise. AL. Walters. Terri LT. Hincsville. GA. WakhaU. David E : EE. Crestvicw, FL; Watson, Furman D.- GC, Birmingham. AL; Ware. Jennifer ADS. Shelby ville. KY. Warren. John K PB. Lirsevtllc, AL, Watson. Surannr: VBU. Fairfax, VA. Watters. Tr.na: FM. Rome. GA; Weatherly. John W. PB. Ft Payne. AL. Weaver. James R PB. Brew ton. AL. Webb. Alina FCD. Dadeville. Al ; Webb. Dm. FCD. Dadeville. AL; Webb. Las. RSM. Anniston. AL. Weeks. William R : AC. Burning barn. AL. Weil and. Judv FM. Roanoke. AL. Wcisc. Jane VAT. (.afayctre, AL; Welch. Earnestine RSB, Auburn. AL. Weldon. Nancy AC, Mountain Brook, AL; Wei don. Damn. RSM. Sscrrctt. AL. Weller. Leslie SMU. Birmingham. AL: Wells. James F PB. Birmingham. AL; Wells. James W PB. Dothan. AL, Wells. Jennie VAT. Albertville. AL. juniors juniors juniors juniors juniors Wcxcoa. Marva CE. Birmmjcham. AL. WIxtMone. Joy GJM, Monroeville. AL. Whikfcn. Ruhird K PB. Vxnna. VA White. Debbie FLU. Albany, GA; White. Paul E : AR. Wetumpla. AL; Whitman. Lynn KD. Euiiula. AL. Wilder. Lee M MRB. Arvdiluui. AL; Wilding. David W AR. Montgomery. AL; Wilke . David K MU. Coiumbvi . GA. Willc . Metallic: EEC. Rainsvillc. AL. Wilks. Terty M EE. Milton. FI.; Will. Amy: BA-SPR. Bangkok. Tl. W.llen. Jeffrcy B BSC. Herndon, VA. Williams. Anthony M : CSC. Fi Walton Beach. FL. William . David: F.O. Columbu . GA. Williamv. IXigla ' EE, Calm, AL, William . Douglas L: FI. Montgomery. AL. William . Garland H LJM, Atlanta. GA; William . James D OH. Tallaha ee. Ft; Williams Karen: RSR. Albertville. AL. Williams. Margaret: PY, Signal Mountain. TN; William . Valerie: GHY. Auburn. AL. Williford. Daniel II AM. Ncwnan. GA. Willi . Kenneth D: EF.. Clanton. AL; Wilson. Laura: ADS. Birmingham. AL. Wilson. Mark C.: IXIH, Ft Payne. AL. Wimberley. Mary GC. Grove Hill. AL; Wmgard, Rislurd A Jr. BY. Sylacauga, AL; Woarke. Howard. AR, Mitoilc. AL; Wood. Michael E PV. Birmingham. AL; Wood. Rosemary: EEB. Tyler. AL; Worrell. Susan: VHK. Dothan. AL; Yadon, Jol� n L: ME. Gennamown. TN; Yates. Melody■ CDP. Montgomery. AL; Yatev, Nancy: IFF, Birmingham. AL; Yee. Philip PB. Vero Bexh, FL, Yeilding, Jack ML. Florence. AL. Zrigler. iinny GC, Metairie. LH; Zellncr. Cynthia CDP. FJor-ence, AL; Zeinert. Keiih FI: Eli, Enterprise, AL. Norma Rae Hollvwtxxl same southeast last spring when Opelika was chosen as the filming site of 20th Century-Fox's Norma Rae ” Starring Sally Field. Ron Leibman. Beau Bridges. Pat Hinglc. and Barbara Baxter, the movie became the talk of the campus. Norma Rae was the story of mill workers tight to unionize in Hcnlcyvillc (convincingly played by Opelika) and Norma Rac’s (Sally Field) personal growth as she becomes absorbed in the strug-cx The move that immediately seized the imagination of the school and community was an announcement that several hundred locals would be needed as extras. The pay was okay, the hours reasonable, and students, faculty and citizens alike flocked to the casting couch, uhh. office. In the final version, reviewer Jimmy Grimes of the Opelika-Auburn News said. Viewers who expect to sec a lot of Opelika maybe disappointed Rxccpt in anil around the mill, or when the background is nondescript forest or farm land, the camera stays close to the action. But Opelika revelled in its momentary glory as a movie location. And Auburn University enjoyed its piggy-back ride. Actor Beau Bridges was seen several times on campus or in Da rvo’s woofing burgers, producing a lot of double takes and conversation from star-struck females and males, most of them wondering when Burt Reynolds was arriving, especially after Reynolds announced on The Tonight Show that he was coming to Opelika sometime soon. When it opened at Village Theatre, manager Donnie Stone said lie expected a crowd, and he was right Both towns, it seemed, turned out to catch the flick, and nobody seemed to mind that the movie got generally bad reviews, although everybody seemed to like the characterizations. But then, everybody likes their own home movie, and that's apparently what the community saw Norma Rae as. Betsy Bulge re it Arkerman. Phillip C Pl„ Dora. AL; Aibim, Charlotte D PI.. Phcnix City, Al.; Adams. Naomi I).; EEC, Thomas tile, Al.. Adam . Paul W AH. Miami. FI.. Adams. Sbocu I; ll . Andalusia. Al.. Adkison. lisa K Cll. Slixomb. Al.. Albright.Cathy C HPR. .Midfield. AL. Albright, Eddie R PRJ. Huntsville. Al.. Alexander. Amanda A PH, Decatur. Al,. Alford. Kenneth M AR. Montgomery. Al.. Allen. Janet K GSV. Millbeook. AL; Alien. Stacey A PV. Birmingham. Al Alley. Rodney W.; PV. Adgcr. AL; Allumt. Richard K PN. IX ta. AL; Allums. Victor A. GC. Dublin.GA; Alums,Sid I. PN. Mobile. AL; Atxictson, Cynthia L PB. Mantpmo), AL. Anderson, Dianna J GC. Columbus. GA. Andrrvon. Ton; PPV. Shawmut. AL; Armor. Mike M PN. Auburn. AL. Ashcraft. Rtckv J.: SMU. Eclectic. AL. Atkina. Geootgc H. VAT. Spainiah Ft :. AL; Atnip, Robert D. AR. Huntsville. AL; Autrey. Wilfred 13.; PN. Minter. AL; Avont. Wanda S.: PN. Pbctiix City. AL. Babb.tt. Frank B INI). Decatur. C A; Babcock. Joanne L GC. Daphne. AL; Bailey. Alice K : EEC. Frisco City, AL; Bailey, Marianne EEC, Attalla. AL; Bailey. Rebecca L: PB. Birmingham. AL, Baird, Mary: FM. Bessemer. AL; Baker. Bruce E: AR. Hur.lsxrllc. AL; Baker. John L. SMU. Enterpme. AL; Baldwin. Carol A.; FM. Huntsville. AL. Baklwin, Rena FM. Birmingham. AL. Ball. Gordon D : Cli. Birmingham, AL; Barber. Mary G. GJM, Franklin. GA; Barker. Cynthia G. PB. Eclectic. AL; Barnard, Dean S PN. Birmingham, AL; Darnec, Sharon I. - GC. Htinrv ville, A I.; Barnett. John . AEC. Fitrpatnck. AL. Barnwell. Jimmy R : PB. Hueytown. AL. Barrow. Jacquelyn M CHE, Muscle Shoal , AL. Birry, William A PN, Alexander City, AL; Bartlett. Jane M RSS. Gunccrsville. AL; Baxter. James W IND, Huntsville, AL. Bircmorc. Beth A MRB. Daytona Beach. FL; Beall. Aileenc F PT. West Poont. GA; Beitlcy. Sandra J PPY. Opelika. AL. Beatty. Milirrnt M 7.Y. Montgomery. AL; Bechtel. Lyn ME, Montgomcy. AL. Beckett. Steven H. PB Columbus. GA. Beets. Emmett A WL. Burning-ham. AL; Belcher, William W CH. Colic Neck. NJ; Hclcw. Allen B. PN. Florence. AL; Bcllany. Alvin F.; EE. Pensacola, FL; Ben;Icy. Lee A : VOA. Birmingham. AL; Bcnctm. Michael D VOA. Dadcvtllc, AL; Berchieili. Diana I. OH. Plantation. FL: Bcrrcy. Rachel A SSS. Carlisle, PA. Bile . Su anr PT. Bay Miflette. AL; Btlliric. Michael N PB. Clearwater. FL; Bichop. Howard If: PH. Alexander City. AL; Black. Jamey W FY. Oxfoed. AL. Biackbutn. Mary Anne: GC. Birmingham. AL. Hlackwoud. Randall Pi’. Huntsville. AL; Blalock. Thomas A. EE. Clanton, AL; Bcxhford. Tony A ; IT)'. Lucerne. AL; Boggy. William M PN. Clanton. AL: Bohlcr. Deborah D GSCS. Opelika, AL. Bond, Karen J : EE, Muscle Shoal . AL. Bondurant. Edward B AR. Birmingham. Al.: Bonham. Michael K GIM. Hucytown. AL. Booth. Stcphenii I.. IDS. Mobile. AL. Bourgc. Rhomb E PPY. Bayou Ij Batre. AL. Bon Id i r.. Martha A: SSS. Boa r, AL. Bowden. Alex K EE. Vesta via Hills. AL; Bowden, Sunn A.; GPG, Talladega. AL; Bowen. Barry A PB. Huntsville AL; Bowen. Maria I. VAT, Miami. FL; Bowman. Rhonda L: PB. Jacksonville. FL; Boykins. Ruth E.: PPY. Huntsville. AL; Bovles. Cindy A : CJ. Rome, GA. Bradford. Bernard T : PN. Alexander City, AL Brand. Rodney J : CE. Boar. AL; Brantley. Sheila A : PB. Atmorc. AL. Brasher. Tcrcse M . MDT. Milton. FL. Bicwcr, Stephen I. PB. St Louts. Ml) Briggs. Robert C I.AC. Satellite Beach. FL; Brittin. Paul FLB. Mobile. AL; Hroadhead. IXmr.a S PB. Birmingham, AL. Brog den. Tony L TC. Otirk. AL. Brooks. Betty L. PB. Macon. (� A. Brooks. Cindy J.: CH. Huntsville. AL; Brook . David W AR. Jacksonville. AL; Brooks. Judson A : PB. Hartford. AL; sophomores sophomores sophomores Brook). Simon: PM. Phcntx City. AL; Broun, Alex: HF, Tutke-ger InidniK. AL. Brown. Shcan PN, Auburn, AL; Brunei, Sandra PB. Birmingham. AL. Bryan, Kenneth: AR. Elba, AL; Buck-land. Kerry: IS. Tacoma. VfA; Budko ski. Jeff ARS. Columbia. MS; Buerger, Theodore: Wl, Radnor, PA. Buhier. Carolyn: PPY, Ft. Washington. MU; Bulhngton, Stanley PN. Athens. AL. Burdette. Cathy SSS. Opelika. AL. Burgees. Thad PB. Auburn, AL; Burichalter, Verlyn: PB, Auburn, AL, Burley. Robert: PNM. Montgomery, AL. Burns. Brian PB, Pulaski, NY. Bush, Beverly. RRS. Eufaula, AL. Bush. Marcia GC, Hollywood, PL; Butler, Jed: GPG, Guin, AL: Byrd, Sharon: PL, Mendianville, AL; Calleiro, Lesvita; MDT, Easr Point, GA Camp. William PN. Montgomery, AL. Campbell. Mark BSC Tuscumbta. AL; Campbell. Mitch: OBI. Brent-ssood. TN’, Campbell. William PB. Ft Dairs. AL. Cannon. Brenda; ID. la Grange. GA; Canova, Scevc: CHE. Orange. Park. KL; Carleton. Sharon MU. Grose Hill. AL; Carter. Gwyn MRB. Auburn. AL. Carter, James: AR. Monroeville. AL, Carter. Mark HPR, Cleveland. AL; Carleton. Elizabeth. PB, Tut-cumbia. AL.Cavitt, Scephen: PN. Florence. AL; Chabot. Linda VAT. Miami. FL. Champion. Lesli. FCS. Montgomery. AL. Chastain, Carla PN. Ft Wilton Beach. FL; Cheese-man. Beth: LY. F..ght Mile. AL. Childrec. Cecil: PPY. Slocomb. AL Childless, Ruth AI S. Foies. AL; Chimera. Cathy LPG, Boca Raton. FL. Christian. John V.M. Hoeytown. AL; Clank. John ME. Andalusia. AL. Clark. Cindy IFE. FayettcvilJe. C A. Clark. Therese EF.E. Dunwoody. GA; Gary. John EE. Mobile. AL. Clegg, Kimberly SMU. Ocoee. FL; Clement. Michael IE. Montgomery. AL. Clements. Rebecca. LHY. Eufaula. AL. Clemons, Barbara PB. Perry. FL. Clinton. Dawn: PN. Wilmington, DE; Cloud, Charles MRB, Homewood. AL. Coakcr. Emily: PPY. Monroeville. AL. Cobb, Carolyn PB. Huntsville. AL; Cobum. Danny PPY. Muscle Shoals, AL; Cobum, Emily: PB. Tuscumbia, ALt Cobum. Stephanie HPF. Chamblee. GA; Cochran. Aubrey HPR. Phenix (ary. AL Coker. Susan CH. Birmingham. AL; Collins. Candy PRS. Gads den. AL. Conoly. Steven PN. Montgomery. AL. Cook. James. PB. Weston. CT: Cook son. Gantt; PNM. Mobile. AL; Cope. Ann RSC. Union Springs. AL. Cosby. Danny: PN. Opelika. AL; Gxncy. Donna IFE. Birmingham. AL. Convey. Mary PRM. Alexander City. AL; Courn. Jeffrey FY. Birmingham. AL; Cox. Paul: EE. Jacksonville, AL.Cox. Randall: PB. Huntsville. AL. Cox. Rhonda PB. Montgomery- AL. Crane. John PB. Phenix City. AL; Cranor. Susan: CTC. Birmingham. AL. Crawford. Lillian PN. Phenix City. AL; Crawford. Robin: AR. Kingston. TN; Culvcthuusc. Jessie: MB. Enterprise. AL. CulwclJ. Julie CTC. Decatur. GA; Cunningham. Joyce PB. IVntacola. FL. Curbow. Vivian: X', Ft Rucker. AL. Curler. William I.PO. Birmingham, AL, Daniel, Emily PB. Boar. AL. Darnell. Mavts: VBU. Huntsville. AL Daniels. Matthew PV. Dumfries. VA; Dansby. Edwin: IIPR. Ozark. AL. I irhy. Anna PPY. Titus. AL. Dm. Brian: FY. Montgomery. AL; Davit. Beverly: VAT. Beachwood, N.J ; Davis. Claudia; VAT. Mobile. AL. Davis. Dcbonh PN. Birmingham. AL. Davis. Dennas: VAT. Birmingham. AL. Davis, Drew HF. Orlando. FL. Davis. Jerry : EE, Auburn. AL; Davis. Susan LT. Jackson. AL. Dawson. lorry PN. Anniston. AL; Debardeleben, Robert PN. Manakm Sabot. VA. Dcbellis, Anthom GC. Greenville. AL; Dees. Kavc IT. Monroeville. AL; Dennis. Pimeli RSB. Clinton. AL; sophomores sophomores sophomores Brawn, Era: NF, Florence. AL; Bnwn, Kusseli W.: PN, Hunts-ville. AL; Dennis. Robert S: ME. Dallas. TX. [)cpjdra,Oih((-ire: PL, Ft Ijuderdakv FI.; Drvane, Ronaki G SMI). Dochan, AL; Deyton. Diana- AM, College Park. AL; Dial. Julia PH. F.o� -cnce. AL; Dickey. Brenda GCSylatauga. AL. Dickson. Sin L. PB. Winter Park. FL; Dill. Evelena ID. Auburn. AL. Dixon. Donna PB. Brown sv iHc. TN; Dobbs. Steven H : PN. Prattville. AL; Dooley. Jerry G EE. Huntsville. AL; Dorsey. Diane BU. Kamet. AL; Doster. Sydney M : VA T. LaGrangc. GA. Dove. Amy: GC IXxhan. AL. IXmglas. Charles W.. PB. Canton. GA. Dowd. Elizabeth EEC. Rockville. IN; Draper. Janice: PT. Moulton. AL. Drcxler. Stephen J.: pb. Huntsville. AL. Drummonds. Mary; GC New Cav tie. AL; Diaerk. David M PI. Plantation, FI; Dunvoody. Mary EE. Brunswick. GA; Durpe, Michelle PB. Mobile, AL. Duwell, Lawrence J. AR. Atlanta. GA. Dykes. William C. EE. Birmingham. AL; Edwards. Cindy PV, Cullman. AL. Edwards. Paula: FM, Bessemer. AL; Elksnitts, Diane: SSS. Orlando. FL; Elliott. Ann- PN. Birmingham. AL. Elliott. Joe B PB. Montgomery. AL; Elrod. Donna: EEE.Oneonta. AL. Emich. John I.. PB. Montgomery. AL. Eubank. Nancy I'GD. Montgomery. AL; Evany. Kathy GC. Birmingham. AL; Everett. Michael D : PB. Anniston. AL; E ckicl. Mark PN. Birmingham. AL. EzzcH. Nor naan A. PPY. Chattanooga. TN. Farmer. John K PPY. Piedmont. AL. Fee. Sharon VBU. Huntsville. AL HernlJ. Anita; PN. Chunchula. AL; held. Lynn: PB. Birmingham. AL; Fike. Oiarla PB. Birmingham. AL. Findlay. Tyler J ME, Enterprise. AL: Flack. Danny C CHE. Pleasant Grove. AL; Hood. David R.: GUY. Dothan. AL; Flowers. IXaiald: CE. Troy. AL Floyd. Andy GSC Eufaula. AL: Koikes, Deborah: EEC. Fairhope, AL; Forbus. Kimberly: PM. Opelika. AL. Forsytlie. Plaillip ME. lexington, AL. Franklin. Terry: PN. Do icr. AL; Frazer, Terri PNM West IViint. GA; Frederick. Michael: AR. Vienna. VA; Frederick. Susan: AK. Htr mitygham. AL; Frey. Elizabeth: FCD. lXanwoody. GA. Friar. Randall: AR, Fairfax. VA; Frit . Norman PB. Pensacola. FL. Frye. Leslie: GJM. Tallahassee. FL; Fuller. Michael INI). Birmingham. AL. Gable. Wayne: GUY. Fairhope. AL. Gagnon. Frances; GC. Olkwood, GA; Gaither. Brad AY. Albertville. AL; Gallon ore. Rick: EE. Madison. A L; Galloway. Tamca EEC. Birmingham. AL: Carman. Michael: PN. Sprmgheld. VA, Gatlin, Tony EE. Athens. AL. Gaylor. Brad PPY. Lanctt. AL. Geeslin. Dale PB. Albany. GA. Gecslm. Rebecca- AMH, Columbus. GA; Gibson. David PN. Columbus. GA;Gibson. Frankie: PB. Guntersvillc. AL. Giddcris, Kenneth: TC. Andalusia. AL; Gill. Carol. PB. Huntsville. AL; Gill. Robert: NF. Robettsdale. AL. Gilmer. Hirriet CTD, Birmingham. AL; Gipson. Austin: PB. Phemx City. AI.. Glasscock. Charles. PNM. Wctunipka. AL. (kxiw.n. Stephanie FCS.Jay. FL; Goklen.John: GC. Brundidgc. AL. Goodman. Ken: EE. Montgomery. AL; Grammas, James PPY, Cincinnari, OH; Granrfa, Maria AR, Winter Havrn, FL Green, Kcllye: PPY. Bay Mincne. AL. Gnffith. Tammy HPE, Gads dm. AL. Grimes. Laura. IIF.E. Hollywood, IT. Cinrr.es, Thomas PNM, Birmingham. AL. Gnaber. Mkhacl: PN. Montgomery, AL, Gum. Kevin PN. Montgomery, AL. Ciunn. Patty SY. San Antonio. TX. Gunter. Valeric: GTH. Phemx City. AL. Hagan. Allen PS. Jacksonville. FI.; Hall. Brett PN. Bluef.ekl. WY. Hall. Lauren: PB. Fort Gaines. GA; Hall; Robert: HA. Huntsville. AL; Hamby. Frank: Wl, Opelika. AL; sophomores sophomores sophomores Hamm. Mirk: PN, Elba. AL; Hammer. lex IE. Jeffersonville, IN. Hansuck. Randall FY. Midfield, Al.. HPR. Holly Hill. FL; Hinwn.Jrffcty: PN. Lexington. AL; Hardison, William FY. Athens. AL. Ilirilmin. Louis. PN. Duiningtiam. AL; Haignw, Robin: GED, Birmingham. AL. Harrell. Ermr.a: LT. Selma. AL; Hirris. Nancy PV. Birmingham. AL. Harrison. Charles: PPY. Cullman. AL, Hart. Clifton: GC. Orlando. FL; Hanley. Sharon: IFE. St. Petersburg. FL; Hastings. Lawrence RSM. Montgomery. AL. Hawkins. Lawrence. PN. Birmingham. AL; Hawkins, Pauli- GED. Dothan. AL. Hues. Timothy: ME. Auburn. AL; Hays, Leslie: MDT, Auburn. AL. Head. Mary: SEH. Boar. AL. Hcathcock. William: PB. Glencoe. AL, Htbwn, Tim PB. Sylacauga. AL; Henderson. Donna: EEC. Harvest, AL; Hendrix. Claudia I.A, Anniston. AL; Henry.Cynthia. MDT.Grady. AL, Henry. Gus AYm Hope Hull. AL. Herndon. Virginia SAT. Atlanta. GA. Herrcn. James: PN. Fayette. AL. Herrington. Ben PB. Auburn. AL. Hen ha. Douglas PB. Huntsville. AL; Hess. Janice PB. Huntsville. AL; Hester, Harold: PN. Tuscumbia. AL; Hettinger. Susan HA. Tampj. FL; Hicks. David IE. F rbum. GA. Higgins. Jennifer EEC. Bessemer. AL. Higinbochan, Patrick: IE. Caldwell. TX, Hildreth. Terri. GC. Birmingham. AL. Hill, Edward FAA. Albemarle. NC; Hiltbold, William: BSC. Auburn. AL. Hilton, lee Ann; KID. Birmingham. AL; Hirsh, Michael: PV. Miami. FL. Hobbs. Concith. PPY. flomewixxi. AL. Hodges. Amy: PN. Huntsville. AL. Hodges, Mary PN. Athens. AL. Holcomb. Caro! PB. Marietta. GA; Hokomb. Catherine PB. Jacksonville. FL; Holden. Steve PN. Athens. AL; Holley. Bruce: PN. Montgomery. AL. Hollowav. Scott; PN. Hamilton. AL; Hooter. Leslie PRS. Roanoke. AL. Ilopf. Becky. GJM. Point Clear. AL. Howard. Daryl PN. Alexander Gt , AL; Howard. Ricky IE. Boar. AL; Howland. William: AE, Montgomery, AL; Howlett. Alisa GC. Cullman. AL. How re. Ethel PRS. cioffee-ville, AL; Hudson. Anita: NF. Huntsville. AL. Hudson. Jelf SMU. Douglcsvillc. GA. Hughes, Elizabeth: VAT. Jackson. MS. Hulgan. Jesse EE. Geneva. Al. Hummel. Irving: CJO, Venice. FL, Hunt. Stuart: PRS. Cullman. AL. Hust. Elizabeth EEE. Stony Brook. NY; Imlcr. Daniel OH. Vesta via. Al.. Ingram Susie- EEE. Talladega. AL; Isev. Edward FLU. Madison. AL. Jackson. Connie: GEH. Chat canooga. TN. Jackson. Dcbbtc: PB, Perry. GA. Jackson. Meredith VAT. Huntsville. AL; Jackson, Steven: PPY. Athens. AL; Jackson. Virginia PCD. Demopolis. AL; Jacobs. Nancy GJM. Chattanooga. TN. James. Harrison. AR. Trinity. AL. Jayroe. Lou PB. Brantley. AL. Jenkins. Kendall PT. la Grange. GA. Jimison. Stephen PN. Canton. NC; Johnson. Brenda: OH. Mobile. AL. Johnson. Diana RSS. New Orleans. LA; Johnson, IV r.na PN. Birmingham. AL; Johnson. Douglas: EE. Auburn. AL. Johnson. Fred HPR. Montgomery. AL. Johnson. Kay SEH. Eufaula. AL. Johson. Sandra EEE, Parrish. AL. Johnson. Timothy: EE, Salem. AL. Joiner. James VAT. Gnffin, GA. Jones, (buck GPO. Egl.n AFB. FL. Jones. Gary. AI S. Opp. AL; Jones. Geoffrey PN. West Palm Beach FL. Jones, Herbert: PN, Bay Minette, AL. Jones. James AEC. Blosintsvillc. AL. Jones. Jcannic PL Birmingham. AL, Jones, Kathy PB, Red level, Al . Jones. Kay EEL Phemx City, AL. Jones. Lisa RSM. Decatur. AL; JOnes. Susan ME. Miami. FL. Jones. Tamcla RSS. Montgomery. AL Jones. William: PV. Gtrooelle. AL; sophomores sophomores sophomores Jordan. Sandra: EEC. Frisco City. AL. Jordan. Sioan IFF.. Lin-dale. GA, Kearns, Audrey : CHE. Mobile. Al.; Keeling. Pam VAT. RoswcIL GA. Keith. Fro: AR Birmingham, Al; Keller. Vera HHC, Gram. A I.. Kelly. Dav� d M HI. Auburn. Al.. Kelly. lX nakl L PB. Alexander City. AL. Kelly. Stephen M PN. LaGnngc. GA. Kenlcy. Diarx- OT. lakeland. FL; Kennedy. Gary H I'M. Mobile. AL; Kennedy. Thomas A PN. Monroeville. AL. Kcrl. Russell MIL llunev ville. Al.; Key, Gretchcn- OH. Titusville, FL: Kimbrdl, Sarah Jane: MDT. Miami. FI., King. Angela PB. Dothan, AL; King. Cilen N'.: PB. Montgomery. AL. Kirby. Lea Ann PUB. Eutrit. FI.; Kirk man. Victoria- PB. Florissant. MO. Ktook. Carl A PN. Huntsville. AL; Lackey. Bobo J CHE. Talladega. AL; Laird. Mary. ADS. College Park. GA. Laliy. Tlmmas J C.JO. LaGrange.GA; lamherr. Brenda: HPR. Saraland, AL. langtord. Pam: GSC. Birmingham. AL; land. Dan H PY. Put-view. AL; lanveiere. Kathy- PT. Birmingham. AL; Ijsky. Law-rente M HPK. Tampa. FL. Lasserer. Chris: HPR. Maun. GA. Laumeycr. John P. PB. Dalcville. AL. Law. Betty. SMU. TusJsc-gee. AL. Lawson. Barts W PB. New Matket. AL. Laaaara. Frane R LPO. SaJcm. AL. Lee. Julie PB. Dceatur, AL; Lee. William K PV. Silas. AL. Lcgrune. Robert W WL. Bessemer. AL, Leonard. John C: AR. Grose Hill. AL; Leonard. Kim: ME, Pensacola. FL; Leppcrt, Cynda (31, Auburn. AL. laghton. Dan F : PN. Huntsville. AL. Land say. Mark: CJL. Tullahoma. TN; Lingcnfcltcr. I Jure. RSM. Montgomery. AL. Lipscomb. Desiree: PN. Huntsville. AL. Littleton. Lynn- GED. Ijpesille. AL; Livingston. Darcy PB. Alexander City. AL; Long. Stuannc PN. Montgomery. AL; Lott. Angela: PM. Birmingham. AL. Lott. William PN. Nonhpnn. NY.; I owe. Brian INI). Nassau. BA. lowery. Jeffrey PH. Hrming ham. AL; Lyons. Suiy: MU. Langdalc. AL; Mackesy, John PB, Maxwell AFB. AL; Madison, Mary: CTC. Montgomery. AL. Magazine. Sandy: GPO. Baton Rcuge. LA; Mahaffey, Cynthia PB. Bessemer, AL. Malloy. Mary Ann: AMH. Allison Park. PA. Beef is Big at Cow College l . Matsoul It is fitting that at Cow College, the staple of most student's diets is the Hamburger, that much maligned sandwich whose history is in question, hut whose future seems certain. One of the chief attractions of the hamburger in Auburn is its accessibility. In their efforts to provide you with their product, every eating establishment worth its tomatoes has made its way to Auburn, peppering the landscape like manna from the skies, which is apparently where the prices begin. If you feel like you deserve a break today, you can have it in over 12,396 ways at more than 13 eating establishments in town and more arc on their way. You can have it your way. hot and juicy, with special sauce, char-broiled, fried, sitting on a plate, slapped on a bun. wrapped in foil, or by smiling. 'nicy’ll pile it up high, leave it open-face, smear it with mustard, dash it with pickles, smother it with onions, or drown it in ketchup. You can pick one up on the run. sit down and order it. drive through and pick it up. or just come and say hello. They try to entice you with milkshakes, titillate your appetite with clowns, hypnotize you with a magician, bring you back and impress you with their orange anti blue interiors. You're told to keep your eyes on your fries, meet the Ktvstal Krittcrs, anti say Hello to Hardees. And if you don't like what you got. that's too bad because you asked for it. you got it. Opps. Wrong line of commercials. Betsy Butgcrrcit MiJone. Candice AR. H jrmvillc. AL; Malone. Mark IX: I’B. h Payne. AL. Mind . Lynda RSB. Heine wood. AL. Minci. Sin-ford G PB. Anniston. AL. Mangel . John E.: PN. Jacksonville, FL; Manvillc. Patrick T: PB. Birmingham. AL; Martin. Lem: PB. Hunivvillc. AL. Martin. Michael P PN. Haauville, AL; Minin. Sunn GED. Miami. FL; Minin. Timothy W AR. Alexander Gty, AL; Muon, Roben L: PB. Humcville, AL. Mav-ben. Ro M PN. Gadsden, AL. Mayfield, Lisa: PL. Opelika. AL. Mayhan, Muhael F PN. Montgomery. AL Mays, Terry M GHY. Myrtle Beach A P B . SC. McBride. Ray: PN. Chatta nooga. TN. McOay. Kelly GSC. Huntsville. AL: Mc !lendon, Kirk- BSC. Ozark. AL; McDonild. Charles A FY. Phenix City. AL; MtDuugal. Mark T. PN. Anderson. AL. MiElhaney. Steven H : PN. Auburn. AL; Megahee, Amanda: VAG, Birmingham. AL; McGill. .John T.: PB. PtrAdo. AL. McGill. Preston B.: CE. Auburn. AI.; M(Glaum. Donna NF. Birmingham. AL; McGowan, Karol: PCD. Geneva, AL; McGrady. Donald K PB. Huntsville. AL; McKay, Jill: VAT. Duuxlasvilte. GA. McKinney. Bonnie: OH. Atlanta. GA; McKinstry, Lynda: VAT. Mobile, AL, McLeod. Lynn GSC. Montgomery. AI.. McManus. Janet: NF. Douglas-ville.GA; McManus. Wilson W PV. Huntsville. AL. McQuitty. Carol: PN. Montgomery. AL. McTaggart. Michael B. PB. Birming ham. AL; McWhorter. James C. AR. Ft Walton Beach. FI.; Mchon. Oiarlec T- AR. Newton. MS; Merchant. Janice: PB. Milton. FL; Michai, Daniel E.: ID. Fairhope. AL: Michelis, lisa: GC, Jacksonville. FL. Midkiif. Richard I. FY, Montgomery. AL; Middlebrooks. Terri EEC Selma. AL; Milam. Tamara GSW. Rome. GA; Miller. James R PN. Grand Bay, AL; Miller. Kimberlvn: SSC. Mobile, AL. Millet. Martha: GSC. Bradenton. FL; Miller. Myra: PPY. Birmingham. AL. Milligan. Bryan G.: PB. Phenix Gty, AL; Milly. Kathtyn: PM. Hunctville. AL; Mitchell. Kim OH. Phe nix City. AL. Mitchell. William T., VAT. Smiths. AL. Monroe. Cathy: FCS Alahacrer. AL; Montgomery. Cynthia PB. Birming-ham. AL. Montgomery, Robert C ARS. Atlanta. GA; Moon. Gregory D. PN. Mars. PA. Moore. A K, PV. Phenix. City, AL; Moore. Kathy PPY, Greenville, AL: Moore, Kim PPY. Greenville. AL. Moore. Susan: FI.B. McOlla. AL. Morris. Beniamin N PB. Opelika. AL, Morton. Susan: PB. Shawmut. AL. Mosley. Timothy S FY. Homewood. AL. Mott. Jackie C : PB. Valparaiso. FL.. Mueller. Sarah GFLS. Auburn. AL. Hey. why'd the Aubum student throw the alarm clock out the window? Not because he wanted to sec time fly. It's more likely that he just didn't want to get up. period. We're funny like that, us students. We pay $200 a quarter (some more) to Ret an education, and all we really want to do is Ret some more sleep. We don’t bother to get up for classes, or to do anything else for that matter. We just want to sleep. And we'll do it anywhere we can get away with it. In bed. in class, on the ground outside, on a hard bench, waiting at a stop light, in the car. in movies, anywhere . . . Give us an excuse and we're nodding off again It's raining. It’s too early. It's too late. It’s Wednesday. It’s too ho:. It's too cold. 1 have the cramps. The room’s ittU spinning. And we don't care what we sleep in Today's clothes, an old nightshirt, ratty gown, jerseys, pair of briefs, our birthday suits, silk or satin, or footic pajamas. It's as varied as where we sleep. hut as much as we sleep, someone is always willing to wake u up. The very second you lay down, the moment you drift off, the minute vour dream hits that REALLY interesting spot, the damn phone rings. And it’s always the wrong number. Betsy Butgereit Muhlbach. Daniel A PB, Orlando. PL. Murphy, Marianne MH. Decatur. AL; Nadeau. Denise NF. Southbridge. MA. Nar-ctsso. Robin RS.M. Dorhan. AL Neel. David $ GKH. Birmi-ham. AL; Nelvon. Miuna: PB, Pensacola. FL. Nevin. Mary: PB. Mobile. AL. Newcomb. Richard W AY. Birmingham AL. Newman. Reeky' 7.Y. Birmingham. AL; Newman, Fred T MH, Homewood. AL Nichols. Connie: PN. Huntsville. AL. Nichols, Debora PPY. Tanner. AL. Nichols, Rebecca: VOA. Huntsville. AL; Nichols. Sally: SMH, IjGrange, GA; Nickman. Gena OT. Longwood, FL; Nix. Paula GC. Auburn. AL. Noble Russell T. ME. Montgomery. AL; Norred. Anita: SSE. langdalc. AL; Noethcutt. Walter M PB. Auburn. AL; Norton. Barbi: CJY. Bessemer, AL. Nunn. Leah: GC. Huntsville. AL. Nun nelly. Mark PN. Montgomery. AL; Chert. William G : EE. Phemx City, AL. Oconnell. Catherine PB. Marietta, GA; Oldham. Lcighann: 7.Y. Hampton. V. . Oldlarxi. William. WL. Mi. Pleasant. SC; Olliff. Karen PM. Salem. AL; Otto. Mattlyn EEC. Langdalc, AL; Otto, Mary: PB. Huntsville. AL; Osvcn, Steven K PN. Montgomery. AL. Owens. Greg A PB. Titusville. FL;Owens. Melvin PN. Birmingham. AL; Paffenback. Miehael J PB. Weston. CT; Pallos. Ilidiko GMH. Huntsville. AL. Palmer. Karen. CJO. Montgomery, AL; Para-more. lisa NF. Huntsville. AL. Parker. Don M PB. Union Springs. AL. Parks. William W . PN. Mobile. AL. Patterson. David L LA. Auburn. AL; Patterson. Jennifer VAT. Gunter AFB.AL; Payne. Gler.na: GC. Jessup. GA. Payne. William: PB. Vestavia Hills. AL; Peacock. Margaret: BY. Clermont. FL; Peek. John; GC. Huntsville. AL. Peck. Roberta PB. Auburn, AL; PMersoli. John: PM. Auburn. AL; Pendleton. Pamela: FY. Montevallo, AL; Pennington, Skip: GC Birmingham. AL; Pcrcivall. Daniel III OH. Wctum.pka. AL; Perkins. Rachael: FCS. Dochin. AL. Perry, Linda PV. Tuscalosa. AL. Perry, Wil liam: PM. Auburn, AL. Peters. Tammie; VAT. Bay Mincttc. AL; Peterson. Karen: LAS. Birmingham. AL; Pforte. Linda: PB. Marianna, FL; Phillips. David: AM. Warner Robins.GA; Phillips. Edwin: PN. Montgomery. AL. Phillips. James: CHE. Henagar, AL; Pickens. Judy: GHY. Andalusia. AL. Pitts, Belinda PPY. Hart telle. AL; Pitts. Tern: PPY. Fairfax. AL. Plan. Lisa. GBI. Biiminghain. AL. Pkmtmeh, Jeffrey: PCS', Mobile. AL; Ploct, David: AR. Montgomery. AL; Plummer. Susan; GPO. Rome. GA. Poc. Thomas: AY. Selma, AL; Pollard. Kachii: EEE. Montgomery. AL. Pollard. Pam: VAT, Florence. AL; Pnnce. Kathy: PPY. Birmingham. AL. Pore, Katherine: SMH. Bay Mmette. AL; Prior. Drue SEH. Montgomery. AL. Pritchett. Judy. PT. Birmingham. AL; Proctor. Sandra FY. Jacksonville. FL; Prutik. Deborah: MB. Danbury. CT; Quay. James: PN. Dun woody. GA. Ragano. Chris PB. Redstone Aiaenal. AL. Ragland, George: PB. Nashville. TN; Rainc. Karhenne: FCD, Miami, FL; Raispts. Dan.el: PN. Scottsboro. AL. Ramsey, Robin: FM. Eufaula. AL. Ray. John AR. Gardendale. AL; Rayford. Newton- BSC. Mobile. AL; Reaves, Pamela: EEC. Talladega. AL; Reece. Lori PB. Montgomery. AL; Reed. Jonathan PB. Marietta. GA. Reynolds. Ijura MU. Shawmut. AL. Rice. Susan: SSS. Enterprise. AL; Richards, David: PN. Montgomery. AL; Richardson. Woodrow PB. Graceville. FL; Ricgle. Karen FY. Montgomery. AL; Riherd. Thomas PB. Lake Butler. FL; Riley. Jinie PB. Huntsville. Al.. Robbins. Landall: PB. Atlanta. GA; Roberts. Gmnic: PPY. Blakely. GA. Roberts. Rosa AEC. Albertville. AL. Roberts.Susan: AR. Huntsville. AL; sophomores sophomores sophomores Roberts, William: PN. Huntsville. AL: Robertson. Rodney EE. Grove Oak. AL. Robcrtioei. Steve PB. Ijngdilc. AL; Robinson. Tern PV. F.lkmont. AL; Robison. Julie: GPG, Thomasville, AL; Kobcxk. Kenneth: PN. Birmingham, AL; Rocmixh. Debra LSC. Englewood, IT. Rogers. Carlton. ARS, Signal Mountain. TN; Robert. Michael PM. WiDinette. II.. Rogers, So anne: VAT. Birmingham. AL. Kollan. Robert: PB. Prattville. AL; Rose. Marga ret PPY. Foley. AL; Rosen. Laurie: EEC Aulxim. AL; Rom. Eddie VAT. Brentwood. TN; Rowe. Catherine: IE. Florence. AL. Royal. Karen: PI, Birmingham. AL; Rupp. Matthew : CHE, Montgomery. AI-. Ruvli, Deborah MPR. Cortland, NY; Russell, Terric KIN. Stevenson. AL; Rvan. David PB. Raleigh. NC; Ryan. With PPY. Greenville. AL. Sadler. Carolyn- HPR. Montgomery. AL; Samudio. Federico IND. Berea. OH. Sanders.Cynthia GSC. Montgomery. AL; Sanders. Ravmond EE. Plicnia City. AL. Sanderson. Julie: MIL Tutoumbia. AL. Sanford. Michael: PN. Haleyville. AL; Saunders. Deborah: HPE. Douglas vi lie. GA; Saxon. Kathryn: RSS. Birmingham. AL. Scheincrt. MS. PB. Birmingham. AL. Schneider. Alice: VAT. Dunwoody. GA, Schucllcr. David AR. Tullahoma. TN; Sconyers, Chip PN. Veto Beach, FI.. Scott. Gcoege PN. Bir mingham. AL; Seely. Sharon PM. Altov AFB. OK; Sewell. Karen PB. Tnassvillc. AL; Shackelford.James: PB. Birmingham. AL. Shaddit. Angela GC lanett. AL. Sltainburger. Judy. GL Birmingham. AL. Sharpe. Dana PB. Tuskegee. AL. Shelton, Joseph: BSC, Jacksonville. AL. Sheridan, Angela: CHE, Fairhopc. AL. Short, Susan PB. Gainesville. GA. Simmons. Cynthia GC Sardis, AL; Simmons, lee PB. Doravilie, GA. Single. line: CHE. Doravillr, GA. Skarct. Vicki: NS. Montgomery. AL; Slater. Debra GPG. Bloommgdale. GA. Slaughter. F.Len VHE. Bremen. GA. Smith. Alicia SEH. Fair-field. AL. Smith, James PN. Fast Point. GA. Smith. Jane, GC. Ijnett AL; Smith. Malinda RSB, Pine Mountain, GA; Srr.irh, Muhael. PB. Huntsville, AL; Smith, Reed: PB, Montgomery, AL. Smith. Rhonda. HA. Bynum. AL. Smith. Rhonda PB. Huntsville. AL. Smith. Ronnie FAA. Enterprise. AL; Smith. Sandra: GSC. Aspen. CO. Smith. Steven. PN. Jacksonville. FL. Smith. Stuart: PN. Gulfpott. MS. Snyder. Kathryn GPG. Ft Lauderdale. EL; Sockwcll. Ginny: LA. Hunts-villc. AL. Spinver. Karen PN. Decatur. AL. Sparks. Kim FY. Ttussville. AL: Spelling. Bradley : ME. Theodore. AL. Spcegle. Robert GPO. Cullman. AL. Spencer. Michael AR. Montrose. AL. Spivey. Martin: PV. Louisville. AL. St John. Tim- PB. Attalla. AL; Sticy. bllian PPY. Ccmrrville. A1.. Staley. Gary: EC Orlando. EL; Stallings. Michael: CE. Idcr. AL. Stanaland. George PB. Louis-villr AL. Sieely, Sandra GC. Mauldin. SC; Steirdorff. James: PB. Montgomery. AC Stephens, Jocelyn: PPY, iarhoo Hill, AL; Stets. Mars VAT. Rochester. NY. Stewart, diaries PCN. Gil-herxown. AL; Stock ham, Caroline: PRS, Birmingham, AL; Stockman, William: PB. Ihanwoody. GA; Stoops. Patricia ADS. Seale. AL: Stroud. Nancy GC. Huntsville. AL; Sugar. San: PM. Memphis TN - Sulek. Cheryl PB. Mcbane. NC; Sullivan, l ebra: PRS. Miami. EL. Sullivan. Lin wood PN. Auburn. AL. Sullivan. Rohrrt PB. Vevravia Hills. AL; Supple. Frances: PB. Hansford, AL. Swearingen. Burke: PV. Pine Hill. AL. Swingle. Bannic. PCN. Ixcvburg, FL; Tandrv. Sharon FEE. Birmingham. AL; Tatom, Kathy F.EC Birmingham. AL; Taylor. Cindy: EEC. Huntsville. AL; Taylor. John: PN. Layfavcttc. AL, Taylor. Nancy. PB. Birmingham. AL. sophomores sophomores sophomores Tckerman. Tori F.EE. Miami. FI. Temple. Ijrvda MDT. I -� ! ■ silk. AL. Terry. Oiutct PB. Birmingham. AL: Tern'. Michael I: PB. ia.lvicn. AL. Thames. let II PN. Jacksonville. FI.; Thatcher. Thomas P: EE. Atlanta. GA; Thigpen. James C: MI’S. Phemx Gty. AL; Thomas. Donna: VIA. Pinson. AL. Thomas. Jim W : GC Birmingham. AL. 1 hxiuv Timothy S: ADS. Birmingham. AL; Thornton. Tanya HPR. Talladega. Al.. Thor nor., Jill: FLH. Miami, FL. Tice, Gregory F PB. Huntsville. AL; Tidwell. Mike W VAT. Rrmlaj . AL; Tilley , Jimmy R PB.Ojielika. AL. Todd, Kithv EEC. Anniston. AL. Todd. Randy M PN. Anniston. AL. Tomlin. Leslie: IFE. Home-wood. Al Tomlinson. Vanessa ML. liernkre. AL. Townsend. Debu RSB. Gram. AL. Trtppe. Vanita GJM. Gadsden. AL; Tubbs. Rcxicrick C PV. Oaknun. AL. Tucker. Thomas R III. PB. Bessemer. AL. Turner. Diana: GC, Auburn. AL; Turner. Laura: NS. Jacksonville. FL; Turner. Lynda HUE. Lucerne. AL. Turner. Nancy MB. Birmingham. AL. Turner. Robert M. PH, Columbus. GA; Van Wirt. IMuglas P. PN. LuL in . AL; Vca cy. leigh C : LT, Gur.teryville. AL. Venr, Kristina: FEE. Pompano Reach. FL; Vinson. David A HPO, Clayton. AL; Vogt. Gregory D : PNM. New Orleans. LA. Wachs, C.harles 1) : PN. Montgomery. AL. Wade. David Li PUB. Basking Ridge. NJ. NX'alden. Demise PL Auhjrn, AL; Waldrop. Teresa RSS. liunrsville. AL; Walker. Margaret: PB. I’inson. AL. Wallace. Cynthia ID. Anniston. AL Wallace. Lurcen: PO. Montgomery. AL Wallace. Wayne PCN. Florence. AL; Waller, Eric D PN. Florence. AL. Wallis. Diane MDT. IWipano Beach. FL. Walters. Cecilia GC. Talladega, At.; Warren. Tammy PB. Albany. GA; Waters. Patricia: ID. Hucytowr.. AL. Watson. Janeanc EEE. Decatur. AL. Watson. Richard I. EE. Huntsville. AL. Watts. Madeline ADS. Linden. AL. Watts. Timothy K PN. Talladega. Al.; Weaver. Cheryl PB. Mobile. AL, Weaver. Mary GEH. Birmingham. AL. Webb. Gvde R SMU. F.sergrcen, AL. Webb. Iucy NS. West Pomr. GA; Webster. Ruhelle GC. Notasulga. AL; Webster. Vemta PB. Dadcvillc. AL. Werklcy. Lynn: PB. Columbus, GA. Wesley. Dciujc OT. Birmingham. AL; Whaley. William M PB. Eufaula. AL; White, Daphne: SEM. Anniston. AL; White. David S : PB. Miami. FI.; Wiley . Jan: HPE. Moulton. AL; Willtcrvon. Terry I. EE. Union Springs. AL. Wilkerson. James I. Ill PB. Atlanta. GA. Wilkinson. Brett: PB. Prattville. AL; Williams. David A PN. Homcword. AL. Williams. Harold G PN. I xhan. AL; Williams. Joe IL: PVM. Emerpnsc. AL. Williams. Tim E : PB. Prattviilc. AL. Williamson. Amy: MU. Birmingham. AL. Williamson. Thomas M PN. Talladega. AL. Willissnn. Karen SSS. Mobile. AL. Wilson. Avadre: EEC. Montrose. AL. Wilson. David M PC.V Plicnis City. AL. Wimberly. Dwayne A. PB. Birrtimgliam. AL. Winsett. Kim: OH. Mor.tgomcrv. AL; Wood. Elizabeth: PB. Coral Gables. FL. Wood. Larry C IE. Montgomery. Al.. Wood. Sonya MRB. Mobile. AL; Wood. Timothy D AV. Gadsden. AL; Wooden. Gene E Jr ; PB. Hur.isville. AL; Worley. Melanie: PR). Cartcnvillc. GA. Worlo. Melissa I’B. Cartcrsvillc. GA; Wonw. Bra e PV. Ashford. AL; Wright. Anita PCS. Birmingham. AL. Wright. ! nna RSB. Montgomery. AL. Wright. Orville AM. Kilty Hawk. NC. Wright. Patrick M PL. Auburn. AL; Wynne. Jeanne RSC. Marietta. GA; Yandos David L AR. Tub lahonu. TN; Yatet. Charles D PN. Florence. AL. Yates. Janet: EEE. Montgomery. AL; Ycsicll. Scott D AR. Richmcnd, VA. Yungrrt, Deborah PNM. Clearwater, FL; ato. Charles F PN. Birmingham. AL; Zum.Cynthia: EEC. Hartford. AL. sophomores sophomores sophomores Acker. Mcliisi G PB. Rddmom, AL; Adams. Drtxira S MRB Freeport. R; Aiklivon. IXsnna I.. PH. Newman. GA; Addison, Luaiir M C -'. Fairfax. Al.; Agncw. Brian R GC. Stone Moun-lain A AlSritn.il. Bill: OH, Candan, Al.. Aldridge. Michael PNM. Auburn. A I. Alldrcdgc. Janet J, PPY, Albertville. Al., Aim. !. Mark S PN. Florence. Al.. Anderson. Norman (i PN. Prattville. Al.. Anderson. Tom R AR. Troy. Al., Andrew . John I ARS. North port. AL; Andrew . Lori I PV. Vestavia Mill . Al Anglvn, William T' PNM. Ilimpinn, CIA; Armmgtnn. Nanev A (.MM. IXxhan. AL. Ashley. Margaret D PCN. Cicxmcw. PL. Ataman. IXiuglas K PN. Worm, MA. Atencm. Jose R PN. Floremc. Al.. Atwell. Ginger A PN, Huntsville. AL. Austin, Melanie (XI. Huntsville. Al.. Autrey. Rebecca (� ,; PUB. Green-viile. AL. Autrev. Robert M PN. Mmter. AL. Avera. Suvan M I M.Orianda. FL. Bagiev. Dune E SMU. Eclectic. AL. Bailey. Joseph PN. South Mill. VA. Bailey, luma B GO Dalton. A. Baird. Margaret L WL. Huntsville, AL. Baker. Diane IM. Huntsville. AL. Baker. IXartald F. ARS. Columbus. GA: Hatch. Eliaaheth A PRJ. Huntsville. Al. Ball, Margaret I IFF. Miami. FL. Ban non. Jell L MPR. Fort Walton Beach, FL. Bartet. Jeflrey A PB. Newman. GA. Haringcf. Katherine M. PN. Ameruuv. ( A. Barker. Linda L EH. Auburn. AL. Barnes, Julie A GO Huntsville. AL; Barnett. Louis A MU. Birmingham. AL Barnhart. Erie N PN Orlando. FL; Barrett, (duties J PB. Lynn Haven, FL; Ban as Francisco, J PN. Warner Rob-ins.GA. Battles. David ( PB. Gardemiale. Al. Baulch. Michael A PN. Auburn. AL. Baxter. IXiuglas K 11 PH. Montgomery. AL. Bear dc i, Pamela J MDT.Oaiic. AL; Beaty. Joseph E. PN. Clayton. AL. Beauchamp. Kicturd: PN. Puntalrorda. FL; Beckman..lolin P(iN.Tuscumbia.AL. Bonn.Su an PM. Dunedin,FL; Bclstaerl ng. IjrtdaJ : F(iD. Montgomery. AL. Benefield. Freda J OP. Wedowee. AL; Benson. Carla J PV. Mobile. AL; Her card. Mars I FI.B. Lafayette. I .A. Bcthe e. Elizabeth A FY. Thevxkxc. Al Beveridge. James M PB. Decatur. A I. Binknw-ski. Ttm A PN. Vine moot. AL. Bishop. William F ZY. Slicl field. AL. Black. Gina I FF( . Columbus. GA; Blackburn. David' PN. Jacksonville. FL. Blackmon. Julie M PB. Montgomery. AL; Blackncv. Carol) L. P(.'N. Auburn. AL. Blankenship. Kathy D. PB. Auburn. AL. HIcvin . Kellev R.: GHY, Marietta, (.A, Bliss, Hoiks L RSM. Birmingham. AL. Boies. Wanda I PCD. Montgomery. AL. Boiler. John ARS. Foley. AL. Bonner, Debra PN. Anniston. AL; Boone. Cinds D PM. Hcrmingham. AL. Boone. Edith D.: VBU. Phmil City, AL; Ho-en. Randall S PN. Indialaniu. FI. Bradbem. Timothy E PN. Birmingham. AL; Bradshaw. David H IN. Montgomery. AL. Blame. Slicrry I.. OP.Columbus. GA. Bramlett. Anne I Brasher, ( iff H PM. TnaSSville. AL. Bteso-war. Susan M ; PN. Trusssille, AL; Britton. Ijurencc V : AR. Miniord. AL Britton. Rip: PN. Midfield. AL. Brooks, Gregory B PN. (itand Bav. AL. Brown. Ann hi. GC, Montgomery, AL; Brown. CUv 11: (ill. Tucker GA; Brown. Have I) FY. Decatur. Al.; Brown. John D BSC Atlanta. GA. Brown. Ire A : (XI. Troy. AL; Brown. Leslie G. GC. Chelsea. AL. Brown. Melanie A (Xi. Mucytown. AL. Brecon. Oiarles I-' PM Birmingham. AL: Itrmcr. Cindv A PPY, Cullman. AL. Bryan. Nancy A PPY. Pfietuic City, AL; Bream. Batts S PN. Huntsville. AL. But he. Rachel F PV. B.r-mingham. AL; Buetmcr. Carol I. VAT. Cullman. AL; Bunerta, Leri GPG. Miami. FI,; Burch, Nancy S PN. Mojlcon. AL; Bur chins. Naixv II FEE. Roswell. GA. Burden. Kenneth B. PB. Birmingham. AL. Burdin, lXxma W EEC. Irondale, Al.; freshmen freshmen freshmen freshme; Hurler. Kelly: ADS. Anmwn, AL. Burkhilter, Fmuti FRM. (� ordo. AL. Burkhaltcr, Rem Id R PN. Gordo. AL; Burnum. James R PN. HanxUe. AL. Bum. Deborah PN. Ft. Lauderdale. FL; Burton, Elizabeth GC. La nett. AL; Burt in. Jimes D HM . Homewood, AL. Burton.Otis R. Ill: ARS.Talladega. AL; Bush. .liner ID. Hoilywuud. FL; Bush. Therrvi SMIJ. IVira. AL. CjIim, Cynthia GC. Birmingham. AL; Caldwell. Dorothy GPD. Auburn. AL; Campbell. Beverly PV. Brownaboro. AL. Campbell. l nna FS, Melbourne. KL; Campbell, Ijurie ADS, Fairfax. VA. Cam pis. Mark ARS. Panama City. FL; Cannon. Colleen: HPR. Scoctsboro, AL; Capo zi, EJi abrtli PB. Pemlwoke Pi net. FL; C'irhine. James PB. Florence. AL; Carden. Robin ADS. Seale. AL; (aider. Suzanne: GC, Wilyonvillc. AL; Carlin. Dennis BSC. Birmingham. AL. Carter. Georgia GJM. Sheffield. AL; Carter, James: PN. Ariton. AL, Carter. Steven PN. Spanish Ft.. FL. Carter. Travis. PN. Lanett. AL. Casey. Julie: PL Birmingham. AL. Cishwdl. Germaine: PPY. Marietta, GA. Cassady, Tracey. GC. Fi. L cpci ;i. AL; Cassi-mus. George III PB. Decatur. AL. Catlin. Cindy. GJM. Miami. FL;Chariwifk. Deborah- FM.Carrervville.GA. Chambers. Deborah: PV. Auburn, AL; Chandler. Porter E. PB. Albany. GA. Chastain. Laura: PCN, Birmingham. AL. Chavarria, Linda: GSY. Ncwnan. GA; Cheney. Mary: GC. Winter Haven. FL. Chisum, Angie: SMLi. Opp, AL; Quids, Richard L: PB. Cullman. AL; Chritian. William M PN. Tuvkegre. AL. Chumney. James M PN. Madrid. AL. Clark. Fred D PB. FJba. AL. Clark. John D PN. Wavcrly. AL. Clark. William K PN. Homewood. AL. Claysoo. EDward T.: MCH. Oniric. AL; Clements. Richard W : PN. Columbus. GA. Close. Patricia: GSC Pern. FL. Cobb. Jeff A PN. Huntsville. AL. Cobbs. Melissa VAT. Helflin. AL. Coker. John W PN. Wil-more. KY. Collier. Dorothy: FCD, Aubutn. AL. Collier, Patience: PPY. Rome. GA. Compton. William C UX), Jefferson. AL. Condra. Luana: PB. Dayton. TN; Conn. Nancy: TH. Cusscta. AL. Conner. Keith C : PPY. Gunccrsvillc. AL; Cook. Robert F PN. laGrange. (iA; Cook, Timothy D : PN. Robertsdale. AL. Cooper. Bmn: PB. Montgomery, AL. Cooper. Lisa: MRB. Boa . AL. Copeland. Kcnna: OH. Auburn. AL. Corey. Cynthia- PB. Miami. FL; Cornett. Cindy GC. Cullman, AL. Cotton. John W.: GC Birmingham, AL; Couth. Maria. PB. West Paint. GA, Council. Mark R BSC Si!-vcrhill. AL. Cowart. Stephanie PM. Calcva. AL; Cox. Helen: AEC. Leesburg, FL. Cox. William G.: PN. Montgomery, AL; Craig. Marie B. PI. Town (.'reek. AL; Craven. Elirbeth PN. Gulf Breere. EL: Crawford. Barbara: PB. Metairie, I-A, Creagan. Cynthia: FCD, Birmingham. AL. Crebbm, Leslie VAT. Ridgewtxid. NJ; Crocker. Carolyn- GF.D, Hogansville. GA. (-rocker, Ronald C : PN. l-awley. AL; Crow, Elizabeth CSW. Athens. AL; William R PB. Greenville. AL. Crump. Jimmy S PPY. Mobile. AL. Culbrtth. LorrrGC, Auburn, AL; Dalton. Terry I. BY. Birmingham. AL, Dan iger. Sage I.EH. Ft Lauderdale. FL. Darby. David S.. MCH. Titus. AL. Davenport, James M BSC. Birmingham. AL. Davis. Buddy R PN. Huntsville, AL. Davis, Jennifer: VAT, Montgomery, AL; Davis, Randy W VAT. Birmingham. AL. Dawkins. Anne VAT. Atlanta.GA; Day. Dan P FY. Marietta. GA. Dean. Joe R GC. Marietta. GA. Dean. Laura. PB. Buford. GA; Dcgraffcnrd, Karen: PB. Opelika. Al Dekle. Pamela- PCN. Montgomery. AL. Dement, Jerry M PN, Athens. AL; Denmark. Becky: GC, Decatur. AL; Dennis, Kathy FM. Dorasille.CA. reshmen freshmen freshmen freshmen Dennis, Phyllis A PM. Gnm, AL; IVt- i!er. Robert G. PN. Tucker. GA; Didctnt. Dale F FY. Auburn. AL; Dickey, Frink L FY. Qmom, AL. Dickinson. Walter 15 PN. Jacksonville. FI; Dickson, LouAnn CT. Columbus. GA. Donaghicy. Mirykxi: VAT. Mobile. AL; IXsoahuc. Robert M GSC. Montgomery, AL; rXmaldsun. Dawn I.; GC. Homewood. AL. Dotuugh. Giam J PPY, Russellville, AL; Dorsey, Doom J GC. Birmingham. AL; Dotson, David R PN. Huntsville. AL. Duke, loo W : PN. Birmingham. AL; Durrett. Marytn F FY. Birmingham. AL; Duyt, Dodie C.: GG. Quincy FI.; Edwards. Bruce F. PB. Columbus. GA; Edwards. Charles I. PN. Plicnix Gty. AL. Edwards. Connie R PCN. Selma. AL; Edwards, Kathleen F PD. Atlanta, GA; Edwards. Nita L PM. Kent. AL. la land. Deborah I. GC.Opp. AL; Eit cn, John P. PM. B.inungham. AL. Ellis, Peggy N : GC. Mobile. AL; Ellis. Raechel A PCN. Pensacola. FL; Ellaey, James L: PB. I srt St Joe. FL. Elmore. Beniamin F ; FY. Goidrs. AL; Elmore. Janitc M : GC Tavares. FL; Elmore. Steven P PN. Jacksonville. FI.; F.mmoot, James J FAA, Collage Pirk. GA; Ennis. David M ; GC. Gadsden. AL. Erquitt. Alan H. PD. lagrange. GA; Ethertdgr. Kenneth M PB. IVithin. Al; Eubank, Tracy L: PB. Birmingham. AL; Evans. David M : MU. Auburn. A1.. Eacll. Deanna; FM. Butler. AL; Fagcn. Sandra GFI, Auburn. AL; Falta. Ronald W PN. Asheboro. NC; Fant. Robert L: PN, Abbeville. AL; Finsh. John G : PB. Atlanta. GA; Feldman. Robin M : RSC. Tampa. FL; Feno. Opal M PN. Florence. AL. Ferguson. William B PN. Birmingham, AL; Fisher. John C: PN. Indianapolis, IN; Fite, John H : AR. Veto Beach. FL Fitapatnck. Ben PN. Nashville, TN; Fletcher. Franklin A.: PB. Stone Mountain. GA; Hippo, Tammy J. AR. Florence. AL. Forbis. I a� na F. • HRA. Newman. iA Ford. Jane M GC. Headland, AL; Ford. Michael A PN. Fairhope, AL. Fort, Lisa L PH. la mg Beach. MS, Foy, Freddy: FY. Grant Park. iA, Frank, Gaig; PCN. Port Charlotte. FL; Freeman, Gail; PPY, Warner Robins, GA. Freeman. Henry G.: PN. Birmingham. AL; Frcidriih. Linda J.: ZY. Freeport. FL. Freshman, Freddy GC. Opp. AL; Frylmg. Linda. FM. Cartcrsvillc. GA. Galloway. Bryant VAT. Mobile. AL. Galloway. Mitchell G. PCN. East Pont. GA; Gandy. Donna J PB. Montgomery. AL. Gardner. Hairy H PD. Btrmingham. AL; Gary. James O GC. Greer, ville. AL. Gaskin. Loci A PPY. Opp. AL. Giunu. Mary G PPY. East Tallassee. Al.. Gautrcauxm. Jackie I. PN. Huntsville. AL. Gcngc. Gloria D.: IFE. Heflin. AL; Gentry. Joseph C PCN. AliccvilJe. Al.. Gitbs, Gregory S PN. Birmingham. AL. Gilchrist. Joel H : PV. Spanish Ft., AL; Gillespie. Sara E NF. Sprmgfickl. VA. Gilliland. Stinley T : PCN. Robcrisvdlc. AL. Gilmer. Joy Z GC, Trussviilc. AL; Giordand. Lisa M : GC. Florence. AL; Gip-son. Nina A : PB. Montgomery. AL; Glover. Christie M EEC. Birmingham. AL; Gcbcr. Jane M HPR. Sumter. SC. Godwin, Bill PN. Montgomery. AL. t hat lev T PN. Prattville. AL; Gordon. Robert E.: ADS. Jacksonville. Fl.; Gornto. Ralph P FY. Adel, GA. (kxistimc. Richard L: PN. Wilmcr, AL. Graham. Sliern M PN. Winter Garden. FL; Gray. Julie K PPY. Frankfort, KY; Green. Russell D PCN, Clayton, AL; Greene. Keith F. PL GraniteCitv. IL.Gregory. Alison R GMF. Greenville. SC; Grcig. Virginia M RSS, Denison TX; Grice. Alura F GBI. Orlando, FL; Gnessman. Margene FI.B. Auburn. AL. Gntfin. I-aura L PPY. Auburn. AL. Grisham. Ellyn GIG. Tifton. GA. Grubbs, Yvette M.: GC, Eufaula. AL; Guadagna, I ean PM. Miramat, FL. Gustasson. Theresa I; FY. Mobile. AL; freshmen freshmen freshmenfreshmen Gwiriimki. Phil PL Birmingham. AL; Hllbrooki. Slicrn; GC. Birmingham. AL; Hale. Susan: KM. Durmoody, GA; Hall. James T PN. Hamilcob. AL. Hampton. Marianne. PB. Ilanscllc. AL. Hanien. Jane NS. Vciravia Hilli, AL. Har«ka«Je. Craig G Q, Gxoa Beach. FL. Harden, Bartletr J.: GC,Clio, AL. Harden. William K GBI. Greenville, AL. Hardin. Greg N.: PN. MiNiccvallo. AL. Hard«nk. William li. PM. Buiningtuin, AL. Harm, lamia: BCD. Homewood. AL; Harmon. Andy W : PCN. Ilaraclk. AL; llanmg. Alia: PN. Aabum. AL: Harville. Gregory V ■ AR. Decatur, AL; Hawkins. Rohert I. AR. Gxoa. FL. Havgood. Russell K CXJ. Auburn. AL, Heeth. Peggy INI), Jacksonville. FL. Heidbeeder. John M PB. Arlania. GA. Ileid-bredrr. FVter A PB. Atlanta. GA. Henderson. John J PV. Floral a. AL. Henderson. Sruarr B.: AR. Milcon. FL. Henry. Deena: LPO. Si Petersburg. FL. Henry. Lynn.GC. Monigomery. AL. Henson. Clay BSC. Osatom. AL. Hereford. Kav PCN. Gurley. AL. Hester. Lane. AN. Tuscumbia. AL; Hmn. Stacey: RSS. Birmingham. AL; Hicks. Gerry R : PCN. Opelika. AL. Hicks. John M PN, Birmingham. AL. High;. Anita PCN. Huntsville, AL. Hill. Franck: GJM. Dunwoody.GA. Hill. Karen GC. Nashville. TN. Hill. Rosalyn PCN. Millry. AL. Hill. Sxort K. PN. Homewood. AL, Hipp. Becky ADS, Arab. AL. Hogue. Phyllis: ID. Tampa. FL. Holland, Rov A . PN. ColumNa. AL; Holley. Tammy GC. Homewood. Al.; Hollingsworth. Jcnr.iler: GC. Marietta, GA Holloway. David H PN. West Palm Beach. FL. Holmes. Pearl VAT. Alpine. AL; Holt. Victoria: PM. Orange Park, FL; Hook. Paul W PV, Birmingham. AL; Hooper. Jonnesa: PB. Huntsville. AL; Hopper. Gay ARS. Eufaula. AL; Horn. Vanessa ID. Centreville. AL. Horton. Julie GC Mobile. AL. Horton. Mary; PL Boa . AL. Houtzager. Michael D PN. College Park. GA; Moure, Darrel K PN. Roanoke, Al; Howard. S C.: ID. Clarksville. TN. Howard. Sue PB. LuGrangc. AL; Hcmcll. William S.: PN. Andalusia. AL. Huddleston. Leonard C PN. Waverly. AL. Huey. Letsa- GF.D. Birmingham. AL; Squeal The week before classes began in the fall, 1025 girls, the majority being freshmen. appeared on campus anxiously awaiting the major sorority event of the year . . . Rush. The nerve-wracking week is filled with 24 get-acquainted parties — 15 Ice Water Teas and 9 Light and Lively parties, which progress to the more serious Color, Theme and Preferential Day parties. For the sorority members, the long days lead to even longer nights of narrowing down girls for a potential pledge-ship. ■'Squeal bnngs the week to a close The sorority girls scatter along Samford Avenue and in the Quad in their ice water tea dresses, eager to see their new pledges accept their bids. Meanwhile, the nervous rushees wait impatiently outside the Student Activities Building for the word that gives them the go-ahead to come in and receive their computer sheet bid. Screams of excitement echo througliout tlic building as girls am to their respective sororities. Auburn men also line the streets by the hundreds to get in some serious girl-watching and maybe even pick out their first blind date of the quarter. The ending, unfortunately, isn’t always happy. There are girls who get a bid they do not w'ant to accept or some who end up without a bid at all. But this is life at Aubum . . . Disappointment somehow fades, and everyone gets caught up in the flurry of fall activity. Diane Morgan reshmen freshmen freshmen freshmen Huff. Alice A PPY. AIi c illc. Al.; Huffman, Sharon K IDS. Auburn. AL. Hugging Debbie 1.: PB, Orange Park. FI.; Hughes, Margaret C. GC Ft. Deposit. AL. Huguenatd. Charles W PN. Panama Gt� . FL; Hunt. Alan: PD. Pcidmont. Al.; Hunter, Detv isc K : GC. Hurtsboro. AL. Hutchinson. Wit I lip B PN. Anr.i won. AL; Hutchinson. Teresa I PB. Montgomery. Al , Hutto. Walter (': PN. Homewood. AL. Hyland. Hugh I- PN. Mobile. AL; Ingle. Brian P. PPY. Guin. AL. Irwin. Alton C ; GEH. Birmingham. AL; Isbell. Laura S AMH. For. Payne. AL; Ivy. Amy S PI.. Birmingham. AL; Jackson. Allison K RSB. Theodore, AL; Jackson, DamM K. CX.-, Picayune, MS; Jeffries. WilliamJ. PB. Montgomery, A I.; Jrniigan. James E PB. Troy. AL. Johnson, Cynthia K : PB. Phenix City, AL; Johnson. Laura B : GPG, Har lingen. TX. Johnson. Paula; PB. Birmingham. AL. Juhustoo. Nancy I.PQ, Athens, AL: Jolley. Chester E PV. Alexandria. VA; Jones. Alan F MU. Wetumpka. AL; Jor.es. Pamela D FM. Winter Park. FL. Jones. Fnyllis K PB. Conyers. GA. Junes. Susan L GHY. Huntsville. AL; Jones. Wes W PB. Amertsus. GA. Jordan. Lxlora L PN. St Calir. AL. lowers. Kim M. PM. Phmix City, AL; Kahl. Karen A SSS. FI Paso. TX. Keeks. Delia S.: GC. Birmingham. AL. Kcenum. Andy: PN. Tus-(nabii, AL; Keily. Mends G PH. Atlanta.GA; Kellis, LindaL: FM. Huntsville. AL. Kemp. Barbara M PB. Columbus. GA. Kendrick. Thomas A PM. Montgomery. AL. Kennesiy. Ann S.. .Ormond Beach, FL; Kennedy, Wade B PB. Mobile. AL; Khxx. Kiem Tcoh PN. Kuala Kurau. PK. KiHebrew, Fain B. PB. Ncwvillc, AL; King. Robert I PN. Lodowici, GA. King. Stephen B ARS. Montgomery. AL; Kinpisru. David I. AR. largo. FL; Knight. Linda D PB. Huntsville. AL. Knight. Susan RSC. Marietta. OH. Knight. Susan A VOA. Birmingham. AL. Krowling. Robert J PCN. Huntsville. Al.. Korman. Julie GC. Hollywood, FL, Krocll, Kim E : (A.. Prattville. AL. Krryrewski. Steven: PN, Huntsville. AI.. l-ancy. Laura M FY. Clearwater. FL; Langhan. Peter I PB. DtUVWOOdy, GA; i.ivater. (..ark I PB. Huntsville. AL; Latty. l-cugh I; MDT. Marietta. GA. law. (diaries D : BSC Piedmont. AL; lawlwss. Ann E : NF. Tnussillc, AL; Lawson, Seth W (X.. Monroeville, AL. laaaan. Timothy M : AR. Loxlcy. AL. lee. Andrew T GU Potomac. MD; lee. Pam J HPR. Montgomery, Al.; leist, James R FY. Florence. AL; Leonard, Dana 1. SAT. Huntsville. AL; Lewis. Jeff AR. Bremen. GA. Lindsey. Robin II PPY. Wmdfield. AL; Upscomb. Tammy S: FT. Policy. AL. I.ittlep-agc. Joseph K : PB. Montgsymery. AL; Littrcll. Donild M PV. Florrrvrc. AL: lattrell. Lisa I. PN. Hartsellc. AL; Ijttrell. Philip C: PD, Florence AL; Lloyd, Alan PN Albany,GA; Long. Janice I.: PPY. Smiths. AL. Long, le-slie A FM. Birmingham. Al.. Ding, Marilyn PT. Fairhope. AL. laiwery. Scott R GJM. Hucytown. AL; Lunscttcr. Janell S AR. Fort Rucker. AL; Lyman. Kent PB. Huntsville. AL. Lyreh. Timothy II.. PL. Amu-ctiin. Al.; Lytle. William B; PN. Huntsville. Al._ Mackas. Cynthia J. PB. Atlanta. GA. Mahavier. late: Ml. L eva tur.GA. Malone. Michael: PN. Ft laudcrdulc. FL. Mangir.d. Jo Ann: TH. Montgomery. AL; Mann. lore I (X.‘. Tallassec. AL; Mar.n. Mary A X,'. Phenix City, AL. Mann, William M PN. Pell City. AL; Manning. John T PV. Drutcviltc, AL; Martin. Elizabeth A : RSB. Mobile, AL. Martin. Ken E : PB, Elba. AL; Martin, Mary P (.t Athens, Al Marti i. Bitty K PV. Oiiclika. AL. Masterson. William M PPY. Town Creek. AL; Matins. Carol A PB. Birmingham. Al.; Matthews. Byron PCN. Panama (ary. FI.. Mauk. I auric S PPY. Sullivan Island. x freshmen freshmen freshmen freshme Mayo. Jody L RSS. Decatur. GA. McAber. Cindy J. GC. Mai land. FL; McAnally. Deeann PV. Huey tow n. AL. McAniully. IVbca J PV. Birmingham. AL; McCain, Kyle W : PN. Birmingham. AL. McCall, Julius C.. PN, Gulfort. MS. McCarty, Robert E. PN. Notasulga. AL; MrGsl lough, David M CM. I ahloquah.OK. McCoy, KJirabeth D RSM, Winter Park, FL. McCucn. Orea S.: PN. Atlanta. GA. McDaniel. William M PD. Flotala. AL. McOlimry. Ernest W PN. Montgomery. AL, McLaughlin. Robert J.: PM. OtaA. AL; McMahan. Ken B CJU Mountain Brook. AL; McMu hens. Timothy T: PN. Birmingham. AL; Mi Murray, Thomas A PV. Roanoke. AL, McNamara. Patrick C ; PN, Dcmopolis, AL; Meadows, James J PN, Mobile. AL. Mcdkn. lisa C. PB. Huntsville. AL. Mershon. Kathleen M. GC. Andalusia, AL. Messer. Rhonda R PT. Roanoke. AL; Milbum. Jamie L MDT. Huntsville. AL; Millcdge. ,k hn B : PM. Birmingham, AL. Miller. Charlotte A GJM. Aubom. AL. Miller. Frank A PV. C entre. AL; Miller. Jackie PB. Fairhope. AL. Miller. Jacqueline 1) : GSV, Tuscumbia. AL; Miller, James L PN, (Xcan Springs. MS. Mills. James M ADS. Bohi. AL; Moates. James B lit. Birmingham. AL, Mobley. John W : BSC. Mobile, AL; Mohncy. Pete D. GC. Birmingham. AL. Monfce. Lena R RSM. Prattville. AL, Montgomery. David H : FT'. Vestavia Hills, AL; Moody, Annette: PB, Berman. GA; Moody. Ronald E PN. Alexander Gry. AL. Moore. Anne E; TR. I untraody. GA; Moore, F.liraheth M : PL, Coral (‘tables, FL. Morgan, (.after W BGI. Covington, GA. Morgan. Damon: PN. Me David. FL. Morris. Aphea A PN. Huntsville. AL. Morris. Ernestine PB. Fairfax. AL. Morns. Michael A PN. Rlotmtsville AL. Morris, William R PN. Kent. WA. Morton. Charles E PN. Fort Val Icy. GA. Misery. Deborah L. PB, Huntsville. AL. Murray, Brenda G PB. Birmingham. AL; Myers. Janice M I Eh. Montgomery. AL. Myers. Claiborne C.: PN. Mobile. AL; Naughfon. Julie I : IFE, Gadsden. AL; Neighbors. Ann: PN. Huntsville. Al.; Neighbors, Linda t: PV. Homewood, AL; Nelson, Donna L: TH, Montgomery. AL. Nelson. Margaret W PCN. McRae. GA. NeSmith, Mini F GFD, Fairfeild. AL; Newman. Catherine L Auburn, AL; Nichols. Oserve K : PB, Florence, AL. Nichols, Richard (. PN, Dunwixady. GA. NuUc. William G.. PL, Greenwood. SC. Nob-litt. Jamoe L GC. Montgomery. AL; Norred. Monica A - PB. Newman. GA. Norris. Laura C: CTC. Augusta. GA; Norris. Richard L ARS. Birmingham. AL. North. Terry PRS. Veinna. VA. Norton. Jackson D : PN. Heflin. AL; Norton. John E LAS. Mobile. AL. Nottingham. Kelly PB. Macon. GA; Odell, Cindy: PV. Prattville. AL, Oldenburg, Stephen C: PNM, Wilmington, DE; Olcch. Jodie MDT. Orlando. FL; Oliver. Crystal: (XI, Butler. AL. Olson.GcraldC PN. New Orleans. LA; Oineara. Michael J.. PN. Sylacauga. AL. Ouslcy. Denise LT. Frisco City. AL; Palmer. Thomas A. (XL Louisville. KY; Pan-none. Robert E : PN. Montgomery. AL. Parke. Donald: PN. Del Ray Beach, FL; Parker, Jennifer, PB. Birmingham. AL. Parks. Laurie MDT. Birmingham. AL. Parks. Philip B. PN. Dalton, GA Parsons. Guy I- PN. Columbus. GA. Pascur. Stanley II PN. New Market. AL; Patterson, l.ynnmane PRS. Montgomery. AL. Pearson. Rachel: ID. Birmingham. AL; Pearson. William E : PB. Autaugaville. AL. Pete . Elaine MRU. Jacksonville, AL. Perry. Michael A : PN. Phenix Gry. AL; Perry. Robert A PV. Centre. AL; Pettiss. Mary GJM. Dunwoodv. GA, Phelps. Bruce 1 GC Columbus. GA. Phillips. Pepper AG. Perry. FL. Phillips. Ralph G Jr . PN. Skipperville. AL; Phipps. Jine EEC, Montgomery, AL. Pinkston. Charles B HF. Dadoille. AL; Pirkle, Chris: FLB, Tucker.C� A. Pitts. Gregory G : LSCScoushoco. AL. reshmen freshmen freshmen freshmen Plrler. Amy I.T. Birmingham. AL: Poo). Hetty PI.. Old Hickory. TN; Pope. Jeff: PN. Opdika. AL. Pope. William: PV. Grand Bay. AL. Putting ?. Lorraine. GC. Ft ljudcrdale. FL; Powell. John: GC. Sarauxa, FL. Powell. Pamela GS. Annison. AL; Powell. Sandra: PB. Eufaula. AL. FViwers. Clifford PN. Macon. GA. Power . Jine- PL Ormond Beach. FL. Prater. Faye: II). Birmingham. AL. Preiley. Phillip: PPY. Enterprise. AL. Price. Kevin GPO. Enter| rise. AL. Puce. Richard BSC. Montgomery . AL: Pr.ce. Sherri GPG. Feet Walton. FL; Prickett. Sheila: Phenia City. AL; Prim. Howard PN. Mobile. AL. Prochaska. Teresa: PN. Rob-ertcdale. AL: Quail . Kevin AR. Tifucville. FI.. Raby. David PNM. China Lake. CA. Rainer. John FY. Reform. AL. Rally. John MBI. Evergreen. AL. Rawly, Muhacl PV. IXxIun. AL. Ray. Donald: ARS.Jackyonville. FL. Raye. William: GSC. Warm Spring . GA. Reach. Stanley PN. Hueytown. AL; Reader. Timothy PN. Jackcon Gap. AL; Reamey. Kit: TH. Hamilton. GA. Rcavey. David: PN. Oxford, AL. Rcddaway. Suyan. GC. Dunwoodyr.GA. Rcdmon. Jolm. PN. HufMtville. AL; Reed. Libba: RSS. Montgomery. AL. Reece. James PB. Dalton.GA. Register. Debbie PL Perry. GA. Rchm. Miihael: PN'. Mobile. AL, Rojos. Michelle: PB. Huntsville. AL. Rcvclette. Rebecca HRA. Atlanta. GA; Reynolds. Charles PN. Sumter. SC. Reynolds. Robert PB. Fairhopc. AL. Reynold . Victoria: PB. Mobile. AL; Rhodes. Alicia: PN. Enterprise. AL; Rice. John AR. Decatur. AL. Richard. Mark: KIN. Gadsden. AL. Richmond. Nanss PB. Atlanti . FL; Ricks,Jonathan PN. Pensacola. FL. Rigby. Terry: AY. Walnut Hill, FL; Riggs.John KIN. Persasola. FI.. Riley. Allen. PV. Bumingluun. AL. Rithak. Elvse: GMH. Dunwoody. GA. Risncr. Genevieve: GC. Opelika. AL. Riven. Anna PM. Xala. FL. Roberson GC. Trusyville. AL; Roberts. Donald PN. Onford. AL; Robert . Laura: FRM, Gordo, AL. Robertson. I.vnn: GC. Auburn. AL. Robertson. Mary . PN. Atlanta. iA; Doing the dirty work Why would anybody want to work with the classes section of the Glom? It’s certainly not a glamorous, up-front ami rewarding job that you’ll remember 20 years from now — or even something to tell your kids ahout when they’re flipping through your college yearbook You won't remember writing the students' classification and hometown on 12.000 pictures during Christmas break. You won’t remember sifting through the university’s master list for student spouses, misspelled names, incorrect classifications and seniors classified as freshmen. Y'ou won’t forget searching up and down the master list for famous architects. Lc Cobusicr and I loward Roarkc, to be exact, who wc figured to be Auburn students with two identities. Y’ou will remember cutring copy to fit in the classes section and purposely losing novels, florists and long distance relationships. Why would anybody want to work for the classes section in the Glom.' Mere loyalty and lots of good humor. I.innca Fraser Rubmwxi. Carolyn: PB, Huntcville. Al Rohin on. John PB. Woi Melbourne. FL. Robinion, Judith: GC, Sc!mi. AL; Robin-son. Pimcli GC, Mobile. AL. Rob-, neon, Silly PB. Slur; l ufg. GA; Roger . Carol- PB. Birmingham, AL; Roger . Jove, PB. Bambridge. GA; Robson, Deborah PB. Butler. AL; Rooc '. Guy GC. Sim tn. AL. Ropeik. Ed. PB. Miami. FL. Rovil. Robbie: FM. Lccigdilc. AL; Ruteh, Amv NF. Stone Mountain. GA. Rush. Patricia: HPR. Fairhopc. AL. Ruccell. Katrina PN. Decatur. AL; Rutherford, Robyn PRS Montgomery. AL. Kymal, Peggy: PB. Auburn. AL; Salter. Ken PM. SvLkjjga. AL. Salter. Slur on. EEC. Clanton. AL. Salvatore. John PN. Miami. FL; Sander . Keith PN. Lynn Haven. FL; Sand . Barbara: PN, Dothan. AL. Santorum. Sharon: PPY. Satellite Beach. FL. Sawyer. I ma ZY. New nan. CiA; Schlita. Sucan: PB. Birmingham. AL, Schmidt. Sandra FCD. Hialeah. FL. Sehreiber. Li a PB. lake City FL; Scott. Ben PN. Winchester. TN; Semgham. Hal Gl, Cireenville. AL; Selby. Rodney : PN. Gadtdeo, AI.. Self. Jovcph: GC. Auburn. AL. Sewell. Bill. PB. Bremen. GA. Shaw, mu Id HR a. Atlanta. GA; Sheffield. Noel: PN. Steele. AL. Shelton. Jamcv PN. Dctropo h . AL; Shetnll. Dorothy MRB. Sheffield. AL; Shoptaw. Margaret: GBI. IXiblin, GAI Silrnan, Levlie: GSY. Birmingham. AL; Si I tanen. Jeffrey: PN. De.atur. AL; Silver . Eve: GBI, Kcr.noaw. GA; Simm . Cerise: NS. lakeland. FI.; Si veil, Pamela PB. lAnc Mountain, GA; Skelton, HoUic: PB. Tallahassee. FL. Skelton. Locec VAT. Birmingham. AL. Sko-neki. Mark GSC. Montgomery. AL; Slay. Lynn FM. Avhfoed. AL. Smith. Aliton GC. Betcemer. AL: Smith. Bnan: PN. Oxford. AL. Smith. Geoffrey PM. Miami. FL. Smith. Frink GC. Brewton, AL; Smith. Jo: GC. Atlanta. GA; Smith. John PCS'. Gulf Breerc. FL; Smith, Judvon. PB. Macon, GA. Smith, Laiaruc. PB. Demopoli . AL. Smith. Marti PM. Amcntuj, GA; Smith, Randall: AMH, Jackionvillc. FL; Smith. Sharon: GC. Mt Brook, AL. Snow. Stacey PV. Montgomery. AL; Snow. William: PB. Macon. GA; Snugg . William PD. Birmingham. AL. Snyder. Lora GSW. Smith . AL Southern. Rebecca PB. Florence. AL. Spearman. Jame PL, Sulligeni. AL; Spear . Carol; GMH, Gad -den. AL. Spier. Tanya HM. Atlanta, GA; Spraggm . Jeffrey PN. Opelika. AL. junkie. Joe PN. Loui� -ville, KY. Starxlndge. Nancy: PI N. Warrior. AL; Stegall. Laura: GF.D. Huntsville. A I, Stephen . Charlotte: PB. Momcvallo, AL. Stephen . William PB. Oxford. AL. Steven . Linda PPY. Rome. CiA; Steven . Wellington PN. Veto Beach. FL; Stewart. Craig VAT. Piedmont, AL, Stcwarr. Kathleen (X!, Huntsville. AL; Stock , I ina AMH. Homewood, AL; Street, Cindy EEE. Montgomery, AL. Stnckiand, John: PN, Wct-umpka. AL. Strickland. Liu NF. Sheffield. Al. Stroud. Philip: WL. Auburn, AL; Stuckey. Wesley PM. Fvcrgrcen. AL; Sturgt . Sherrill FT. Ocala. FL. Sturt . William PM. Meridian. MS. Sumlin. Burl BSC. Mobile. AL. Summer. Becky FRM. Montgomery. AL. Summer . Daniel PN. Columbia . GA. Sumner. Camille RSS, Albany. GA; Sucton. Sandy: GAT. Pelham. A I.. Sweetie. Eric PN. Alexandria. VA. Talley. Parnck PCN, Birmingham. AL; Talley. Teri: PN. Arab. AL: Tankeslcv. Karen GPG. Signal Mtn , TN. Tatum. Claudia: PB. Birmingham. AL; Taiagnrr. Stephanie: GPG, Auburn. AL; Taylor. Kevin PN. Fairfax. AL; Taylor. Tracy: FEE. Mobile, AL. Taylor. William. PCN. Gasdcn. AL; reshmenfreshmen freshmen freshmen Teatsottli. Diana. PM. West Palm Death. I I.. Teem. Kiiie;: A . PN.Summcrdale. AL; Trtr.plin. David P ■ PN. Birmingham. Al.; Tcrpcning, Kristin: ADS. Austin, I X; Terry. Cynthia: RSC. Dcvaiut. Al.; Thibotfc-aux. Curtis H PD. Trussvillc. AL. Thitsk. Beverly: ARS. Ft. Walton Beach. PI.. Thispen, Meredith: GPG, Birmingham. AL. Thomas. Greta: GC. Dalton. GA; Thomas, James P : PV. P!cu am Grove. AL; Thomas. Karen PN. Nashville. TN; Thompson, Cornelius K .: FY. Birmingham. AL; Thompson, Linda I K. Birmingham, AL. Thompson. Tammy. EEC!. Decatur. AL. Thyc. Scott R PB. Silver Spring. MD. Tidwell. Cheryl PM. Onetmta. AL; Timbcrlake, Shari ZY. Pensacola. PL. Titus. Bryan (� . : PH. Cocoa. PL; Todd. Bebe PB. IXithan. AL; Trammell. Traci: PM. Dadeville, AL; Travu. Nines- VHU, Vestavb Hills. AL; True . Aubrey: GC. Orlando. PL; Tsolingcr, Benji PN. Selma. AL; Tucket. Nanette NP. Birmingham. AL Tully. Terr. PB. Tallahassee. PI.. Uhlir. Raymond K PN. Montgomery. AL. Vandivier, Calvin I. PN. Dothan. AL. Van-landingham. Elizabeth: GC, Quincy. PL Vatalard. Bobby PR, Vesta via Hills. AL; Vaughn. Eric F PCN, Memphis. TN. Vcma. Danielle M PN. Springfield, VA. Vide. Victoria EEF, Montgomery. A I,; Vinang. Deborah OP. Columbia. T; Vinson. Jeffrey D PV, Red Bay. AL; Vinson. Richard K : PN. Altmorc. AL. Volkcrt. Rishard E PN. Leesburg, EL. Walter. Richard IV PB. Mobile. AL; Wallis, IXmna: EEE. Miami. FL; Walls. Dale R PN. Ian ett, AL; Walton, Robin L: (XL Lcvittown. PA; Ward. Nancy: FLB, Miami. EL. Ward. Stuart I,: PN. Short Hills. NJ; Ware. Alan S ARS. Decatur. GA; Warr. James H PB. Englewood. CO; Washington, Bobbie F. (XL Opelika. AL; Washington. Hugh: A1 S. Decatur. AL. Watson. Angeliquc: EEE, Plantation. EL; Watcon. Donald R Jr ; PN. Fiirhopc. AL; Watson. Patrick M PN. Holt. EL. Watcon. Sally PCN. Grande Praire, CN; Weil her. Susan: (XL Jackvmville. FL; Weaver. Teresa: GSY. Gadsden. AL; Webb. Tracy: (X . Phcnix City. AL; Weeks. Greg: PPY. Grant. AL. Welch. Kathy PN. lancvillc. AL; Wetvdland. Jimmy AG. Autaugavillc. AT. Wheeler. James M.: PN, Mincer, AL, White, Andy L: GSY. Opelika. AL, White. Wade J PN. Marietta. GA. Wliitfceld. Paineia: PB. Aiken. SC; Whitley. Brian H PN. Midfield. AL. Whined. Tina: PV. Cullman. AL. Wilbanks. Terri PN. Dade ville. AL: Wilcox. Paul D PN. Robertsdilc. AL; Wilke. John P Jt GC. Florence. AL; Williams. Buddy PN. Slidell. LA. Williams. Jeffery M BSC. Montgomery. AL; WM-liatm, Mary PV. Lochapoka. AL: Willis, John P III PB. Gun-tersville. AL; wilson. Elizabeth PM. Huntsville, AL. Wilson, Harold A Jr. PN. Marietta. GA. W'mgo. Patrkk J PB. Iloene-wood.AU • W'inkler. Janinr MDT. Anniston, AL; W'inslett. Haul I PB. Smyrna. GA. Winters. Greg F. PL. Biloxi, MS: Wise, Carole: IFE. Uinriingltam. AL. Wiseman. Daniel T PPY. Atmote. AL. W'nie. Kathy: PB. Birmingham, AL: W'olfe. Nora- GC. Jcsup. GA, W'olford, Karen: PB Warrior, AL; Wood. MaikJ PN. Montgomery. AL. Wood. Michael A FY. Montgomery. AL. Wood. Miriam EM . Gainesville. PL. W'ood. StcsenC GBI.Ft Worth. TX. W'ood. Tina PM. Atlanta. GA. Woofs. Michael W PN. V 'ka. AL; Woofs. Phillip: PN. Hansel!e. AL. Woodward. Sarah MC. Mobile. AL; W'oolnough. Jihn S ; PNM. Miramar. PI.. W'odcman. Karen: PB. LaGrangc, GA; Wonall. Suzanne: GEH. IXinodin. FL; Wright. Annie GSC, Hogansvillc. C� A; Wynne. Susan: PPY. Birmingham. AI.; Yielding, Teresa: (.11, Birmingham. AL; Young. Pat rick W' PN. (Yilumhus. GA; .wild, Jimes D FY. Atlanta. GA; freshmen freshmen freshmen :reshme: T fcV‘ Allen. V Carol; 4FI Atlanta. CA; Riggs. Lynn: 2EFF. Spanish Fort. AL; Boland. Karen: ’KM. Huntsville. AL. Bonds. Bonnie iPRS. Gtifiin. GA. Boyd. Pain 2GC Birmingham. AL. Boyd. Phoebe 2PB. Columbus. GA; Boydston. Iasa: ICHF, Montgomery. AL; Bretthes, Pirn- 4RSR, Atlanta.GA; Breta. Barbara. 4GSC Birmingham. AL, Brockman. Brenda 2EEE. l-ort Benmnjc. GA. Casey. Cathy. 1GC. Pompano Reach. FL. Conde. Tami1 3FI. Birmingham. Al; Conner. Virginia: 4AR. Montgomery, AL; Cotigliano. Lori: JF1, Atlanta. Ga; Gittenden. Jody: 3CDP. Fairhope. AL. Davis, Mary Ruth ISSS. Tuskcgec. AL Dobbs. Janice: 2PB. Gadsden. AL; DunklebcrgeT. Cathy }PPY. Auburn. AL. Dunklelbcrger. Qndv. 1AR. Auburn. AL; Dunshee. Aptyl: ILEH. Birmingham. AL; Erwin. Lynne I PR. Birmingham. AL; Farley. Yo Yo: 1HPR. Birmingham. AL. Ferguson. Dianne: 21D. Reynoldsburg, Ohio; Fortenberry. Tammy IGPO, Fori Walton Beach. FL. French. Susan -iGEC. Jackson. AL. Fuehs. Karen IEEE. Opelika. Al . Fuhr. Susan 4EEC. Ft Lauderdale. FL. Gantt. Libha INF. Montgomery . AL. Gsttby. Knn 2PB. Atlanta, GA. Gnggs. Slieryl. 2VBU. Butler. GA; Grose. Emile 4FCS, Columbus. GA; Haines. Molly: JFLS. Columbus. GA; Hairston. Minam: IPB, Daphne. AL; Hanson. Karen: IIE. Ft. Wallen Beach. FL; Henderson. Kim: 2NS. Birmingham. AL; Hardy. Betsy 4RSB, Opelika. AL. Hardy. Sury: 4MK. Opelika. AL; Hill,Carolyn: 4RSB. W'orthmgton.Ohio. Hill. Susan 2SMU. Worthington. Ohio. Hollis. Tricia. JFI. Fair-fa . AL; Hood. Mary: ICC. Montgomery. AL. Huddle. Kim-4VOA. Atlanta, GA. Hunt. Laura jean: tZY. Memphis. TN; Hurd. Robin: 4EEC. Atlanta. GA. Huist. Jan. IAC. Burning-ham, AL; Hurst. Vakne: 1EEC. Birmingham. AL: Huston. Kathy: 4BI. Huntsville. AL. Hutto. Stephanie IAC, Marietta. GA: Jackson. Debbie INF. Tuskegee. AL; Jcnigan. Jooi 4FCS. Shalimar, FL; Justice. Jan: IAC Huntsville. AL; Kenton. Wanda: 4JM. Milton. FL; Kcrlin. Julie: IPB. Tucker, GA. Kitchen.Janice- iGC. Birmingham. AL; Kuok. Amy: IGC Opelika. AL. Lacey. Lynn: IPB. Clarksville. TN. LaMar. Lucy: 2GC. Waver ly. AL. Lambert. Courtney: 4FI. Bnmingham. AL. burners. Delia IFY. New Orleans. LA. Led-yard. Laura: ICE. Montgomery. AL; lewis. Rcnm: 2MDT. Gnf-fin.GA. Light foot. Leslie I VAT. Tiraani.CA; Lively. Laura: 3PUB. Huntsville. GA; Mangham. Jill I EEC. Wetumpka. AL; Manly. Ellen: 2PB. Birmingham. AL; Marlow. Cindy. 3MK. Atlanta, GA. Maria, Sharon |F1. Huntsville. AL. McClinton, Angela: lPPY. Jackson. AI.; McClure. Alison -IFE. Tucker. GA. McCord. Sharon: 2FCD. Selma. AL; MsNcel. Joanne 2PB. Century. FL. Melnick. Mary Beth 2F.M. Burke. VA; Merritt, Paula lPB, Louisville. KY; Milford. Debbie: IGC. Aubum. AL: Mills. Dune IPT. Ocala. FL; Moore. Leslie. 1GBI. Cincinnati. Ohio. Nash. Karmon IEEE, Home-wood. AL: Nelson. Nancy lPN. Opelika. AL; Nicman, Kelly: 1AMH. Montgomery. AL; Norton. Emily: 2PPY, Court land. AL. Overstreet. Margie. IEEE. Decatur. GA. Partrsdge. Othv: |LT. Ft. W'llton Beach. FL; Paul. Lydia: IGC. Columbus. GA. Pcistring. W'anda lGBI. Mobile. AL. Perkins. Becky: JFI. Montgomery. AL: Perryman. Jane: 4MK. Griffin. GA; Peterson. Susan: |PB. Macon. GA; Phillips. Penny 4MK. Columbus. GA; Priester. Reeder IGC Opelika. AL: Provm. Susan. 4SSC. Enterprise. AL; Riulerson. Beth 4FI. Okeechobee. FL; Riddle. Carol- 2PB. Birmingham, AL; Rindone, Vicki: ISMH. N Marshfield. MA; greeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgreeks Y Roberson, Jill lEEC. Birmingham. AL; Robinson. Jam SAC, Wetumplca. AL: Rowell. Liu: 2RSB. Huntsville. Al.. Sawyer. Cindy: 4CE. Huntsville, Al.; Shaw, Mdiui: I PL. Huntsville, A!.; Sims, Sunn XitC. Enterprise, AL; Smiih. Jane I EKE, Atlanta. GA. Speaiman. (aiole 2FM. Silligcut. AL. tcpliens. Carole IMB, Iksatur. AL. Stewart. Jan 4 EC. Birmingham, AL; Sullivan, Cheryl 4AC. Montgomery. AL. Tankcsly. Kaicri IGPC. Signal Mountain, TN; Tan.in. Irr Ann: 1 PM, Naples. PL Thompson. Cindy: -1MK. Birmingham, AL; Tiffin. Susan: IAR, Tampa. FI.; Turner. Jan: IGPO, Atlanta. GA. Varner. Jena. -tlFEL Opelika, AL; Vivetcttc. Irigh 2PRJ. Andalusia. AL. Ward. Jeannie: IGC, Columbus, GA. Watkins. Sharon: 2EKC. I a.leville. AL; Westmorland. Sara Beth JFCDS. Gainesville. PL. Whitehead. Tammy IEEE. Dothan. AL; Wilkinson. Mary Ann: l( MII, Haines City. PL. Willey. Cindy: -’CSC. Dadeville. AL; Wilton. ( indy: JVOA. Tucker. GA; Witter. Man 2PPY. Lansing. Ml; Yancey. Suaanrv JMHY. Daphne. AL. York. Janice 1PN. Birmingham. AL; Adams, l-acy: IGC. Birmingham, AL; Adkinson, Elizabeth Allcoder: IIIPR,Tallahassee. FI.. Allen, Kimberly L iKi, Deeatur.GA; Alsobrook. Sallte Lueile: 2NS. Cusseta. Al.; Barber. Dianne. JEEC. Montgomery. AL. Brallc. Tricia-JAC Atlanta.GA; Bishop, Lynne C MK. Sheffield. AL. Hlylh. Sally J : JHA. Gulf Breeze. FI.; Bork, Sandra Lynn: ll’RS. Hollywood. FL. Bradley. Mary Jane lPB. Miami, FI.: Brantley Kelly Ann- IGC. Birmingham, AL; Bynum. Stephanie Lynn- IPN. Birmingham. AL; Byrd. Tammy Lynn: 2VBIJ, Mobile, AL; Carr. Anna Elizabeth: IEEE, lake-and. I'L, Clark. Christie Ann: JGFL. Montgomery. AL; Gaik. Stephanie l iane 2 FEE, Montgomery. AL; Clifton. Beth Ann: IPIR. Birmingham. AL; Cloyd. Rebecca Lee: tVOA. Birmingham. AL. Gibb. Margie S I PCD. Montgomery, AL. Cohnelly. Kircn Marie: IGC. Birmingham. AL; Conner. Melissa F 1PY. Louisville. KY. Copenhaven, Diana J.: JFM. Winter Haven. FL. !orr.wcll. Rachel Ann: lGED, Montgomery. AL. Coughlin, Came Malic: 2PB. Montgomery. AL: Davit. Teh I 1FM. Winter Haven. FL; Denson. Davis Anne: 1FI.S. Miami, FL; Dick. Debbie Anne: ll’RS. Birmingham. AL. Dickinson. Jody Kay 2VAT, Tallahassee. FL. Doc, Ikcky S.. •HIM. Montgomery. AL. Doherty, Kathleen Marie- 4PY. Greenville. St!. Donaldson. laufic 2SSC, Tallahissee. FL; Douglas Carolyn Vance I Alt, Nashville. TN. Dozier, Nancyc Lyn Kit., Tampa. FL; Duval. Beth Ann: JPB. Birmingham. Al . Evans, Janet t (HM.Camcron.SC; Evans. Julianne IGC. Maitland. FL. Parish. Julie Winston: lEEIi. Atlanta. GA; Fearing.Carie Hunter JIFE. Winter Haven. FL; Felix. Karen V.: JEEC. Huntsville. AL; Fisher. Jenny Owens 2PB. Andalusia. AL; Fleming. Deborah I IHPE. Mus sic Shoals. AL; Gaither, Jcnni: 2EF.C, Talladega. AL. Gillespie. Dawn. IPI). Swaiiisboro.GA; Gilley, Kimbly Lynn; JSSS. Dothan. AL; Giactz. Genic Sue: 2PB. Columbus. GA; Grant. Beth Ann: JPRS. Albany. GA; Giant, Cindy Lynn: IEEE, Albany, GA; Griffin. Gift: 2EEC, Biiminghain. AL. Griggs, Valerie Anne tAC. Dalton. GA; Guest, Sharon leigh IPKS, Montgomery. AL. Haley, Kathleen Marie 2NF, Atmore. AL. Ham. Carol Anne: 2PL. Childcrsburg. AL. Harkins. Leslie L lGPL. Dothan. Al.. Hartsfield. Rhonda: JFCD, Birmingham. AL; Harvard, Penny Sue: JMK. Opelika. AL; Haskew, lane JEEP., Birmingham. AL. Hawkins. Gina JPRS. Flotmcc. AL. Haynes. Dallas Hoguley- IAR. Opelika. AL; Henley, Amy A. JH. Tampa, FL; Hcnum, Sherri Leigh: .’F.F.F., Atlanta. GA; Holt. Mary K : JMK. McMurray. PA. Hooper. Nancy Lea 2TC, Alexander City. AL. Horn. Dinah: lPB. Ashland. AL; Howard. Anita Inuix JPRS. Eastman. GA; Howell, Judy Grace: 1GJM, Dothan. AL; Hudgins. Jill Virginia. 2PB. Tampa. FL; reeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgreeksj Hurdle. Sally I 3PIR. Merritt Island. FI.. Isaacson. Kelly l.yn. IPN. Birmingham. Al.; Jackvm. Marsha I- 2PPY. Moniiccllo. FL; Johnson, Joellen Marie 1VAT. Hirminglum. AL; Johnston. Lina Marlene: IlilX', Alexander lity. Al.. Kalla. Patty R Jill. Shawmnt. Al.; King. Pam Elizabeth' 2PRS. Atlanta. GA. lung-ford. Beth: IPB. Pike Road. AL; leer, Elizabeth Ann: IHPR, Paris. KY. Ian con. I jura Ann 3EEC. Birmingham, AL. Locklear. Lynn Marie. IVA. Ft Payne. Al.; login. I.i a Ann JTiSW. Birmingham. Al.; longshore. I aura Ann: (PCD, Montgomery. AL; Lucius. Kaki: ITH, Bit mingham. AL. Lyon. Susan Leigh: SAC. Birnmighain. AL. Magnus. Silly Anne: SHRA. Birmingham. AL; Marks. Lucy W. 2FM. Montgomery. AL. Marriott. Siuy. 2MDT. Birmingham. AL; Marshall. Allene Hcloisc tCDP. Montgomery. Al.; Martin. Jenny Lynn: 2PH. Montgomery. AL; Martin. Marie: 311). Nashville. TN; Martin. Meredith I. 2EKC. Barminglum. AL. Mathew . Marilyn Knox 4 PCD. Aligns. AL. Mayfirid. Robin Elisc 2GF.D, Auburn. AL; McDonald. Maryanne IGC. Montgomery. AL. McElltancy. Lisa I).: I AC. Ft. Payne. AL; Miller, Amanda I. 3MK. Leslie. GA. Mitchell, Connie: )$MU, Montgomery. AL. Mullis. Cindy' Ann: 2RSC. Auharn. AL; Nagel. Rebecca Anne IPB. Atlanta. iA; Newell. Patnai Edith: 4FCD, Birmingham. AL; Nolen. Virginia Nolen VSSE. Albertville. AL. Norris. Ginger: 2PB. 1-aGrjngc. GA. Oyborn. Allison Elaine: 3EEC. IVuomiC, Ml); Parker. Karen Velina 2PB Dalton. GA; Perry. Paincta K.: JPRS. Mongtomery. AL; Pervm. Carol Ann: 2VAT. Birmingham. AL. Pickens. Sweet -tSEII, Auburn. AL. Poe. Janice Kay 2FJiC, Tampa. FL; Poe. Keren E -IMK, Tampa, FI.; Poe. Lynn: PB, Tampa. FL. Poe. Marilyn .'atitchnc -IMK. Tampa. FL. Posey. Missy. IPL. Mobile. AL. Powers. Mary Jane: 30H. Gnffin. GA. Prater. Becky S 2PB. Me Murray. PA. Pntch-etr. Debbie Kay: 2AC. Union Springs. AL. Rader. Janis Louise: 311). Birm.ngham. AL. Rhinehanlt. Jann Michelle 3F N. Anda-iusia. AL; Rice. Karen Jean: 2FCD. Birmingham. Al. Roberts. Katherine G.: UK.'. Birmingham, AL. Robertson. Joy Rebecca 4PM. Birmingham. AL; RobinMM). Sheryl I Anne 2GSY. Orlando. FL; Russell, Cynthia Ann: 3PRS, Atlanta. GA; Rutledge, Mim; Gail ICC, Huntsville. AL; Schaffhausen. Cyntlua .lean 4GF1.S. Birmingham. Al Scott. Kathy M IRSM. Metairie. LA; Sellers. Janet Beall: 2PB. Cairo. GA. Sellers, lee Ann -IHPF.. Ramer. AL. Sellers. Susan I. IPB. Rimer. AL. Shcaly. Robin G IGC Auburn. AL; Simpson. Mary Shea 2FM. Montgomery. AL. Sims. Margaret Elizabeth: IVA, Decatur. AL; Smith, G Slur-Jeen: 3PRS, Montgomery, AL. Smith. Mini: UK.', Ramer. AL. Smith. Susan Grace 2PB. Dublin. GA; Smith. T Vera Howard i Ml i. Opelika. Al. Spenirt. SandraJ IGC. Auburn, AL; Stewart.Connrsc H.. 11 HE, Savannah. GA, Tabb. Ten Elisabeth 1FM. Thotnaston. GA. Taylor. Cathy II S.MK. Birmingham. AL. Taylor, Cindy l.ye.n: 3MK. Brmingham. AL. Taylor, Lindsay Jane: 2EEC, Birmingham, AL. Thomas. Sally Kay 3PB. Birminglum. AL. Thornton, Mieki 2NS. Auburn. AL. Till. Mary Diane 2AC. Montgomery. AL. Troy. Julie June: 3PCS, Birmingham. AL; Tucker. Sally Lauren 4SSE. Chattanooga, TN; Tudor, Karen l.ynn: 2PB. Nashville. TN. Turner. Martha Louise 2PB. Montgomery. Al. Tyner. Alisa K 3MK. Birmingham. AL; Valenti. Kim A 2EEE. Tampa. FI.; Vann. Eliraheth Janet' 3BY. Camilla, GA; Ward, Toots 4FRM, Demopolis, AL. White. Jem fet Beth: lPB. Huntssillc. AL. Williams. Oiristic Mane IPB. Maitland. FI. Williams. Cynthia Lynn 2PB. Maitland. El.. Will ingham, Caihi Ann 2FM. Roanoke. AL. Wilson. Alice Kay IRSS. Huntsville. AL. Wilson. Kathy IID. Huntsville. AL. Wright. Duniia Lyn: 3PG. Dothan. AL. Yarbrough. Terri Rebecca 3MB, Mobile. AL. Allen. Kathy L : 4EEE. Evans. GA. Aired. I) Ann: 4IFE. Gun-tctssille. AL; Anders. Leah Mane 2PB. Birmingham. AL; eeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgr •SI Anderson, Betty Luciandi 40A, Gadsden. AL. Bailey. Tcrnlyn (� iil 21 1 . Miditon. AL. Bains. Bcnerly Minin: )EEC.Oncomt. A!.; Biker. Blaine JPRS. Pensacola. FL; Bill. Miry Ellen 1PM. Auburn. Al.. Bancroft. Beth: ICC. Birmingham. AL. Buber. Cathy I) 2FCS. Birmingham. AL. Barncv I ini Rhea IFM. Decatur. AL Bartholomew. Iiurrn Dune JEH. Atlanti. CJA; Belcher. Betty: JPB, Ciuntertville. AL. Bertucci. Mamma List IGC, Mobile. AL. Birdsong. Mamie C ’.VAT. Jasper. AL. Bourn. Shiron MicheBe: PRJ, Pratsille. AL. Brannon. Jackie Elizabeth: }PY. Donilsontillc. GA. Bcown. Anne Elite IP.M. Auburn. AL. Brown, Mine lHPE.Jnper.AL Broun. Melina Anne ICC. Munttville. AI.. Brown. Susan Marie IOC. Lafayette, AL; Burgin. Melinda: IPB. Cuchbert. GA; Campbell, Caihryn Summerour: 21-A. Montgomery. AL. Carroll. Scsu 'EH. Dalton, GA; Chutain, Lucia Marie 2PPY, Auburn. AL. hotel. Susan Elaine IFM. Fyfle. AL. Coats. Jodi 2VA. Orlando. FL Cole. Janet Karen 5PUB. Phcnix City, AL. Cole. Su anoe Eliza l eth 1PRS, Phemx City. AL. Coleman. Dm Ellen JAC. Peril-tola, FL. (.'onipion, Eloive S )FLD, Montgomery. AL; Cook. Nano Leigh iRSM. Ulayette. AL. Cooper. Susan Lynne INS, Selma AL. Culp, Cathy Ann 2V.M. Mobile. AL. Culver. M Caroline lPB.Dallat.TX Davit. Drmte June: IPPY. Eusris. FL. IXement. Polly L: 21 EE, Natbtille. TN. I � Linton. Jamie Fredrica 2PB. Atlanta, GA. Diffee. IJbba Rebecca I PL. Jackson. TN. Diffee. Sallv 'RSB. Jackson. TN. Dillard. Margaret: 2PMN, Winter Park. FL. Drcshcr. Lou Ann IMK. Jacksonville. FL. Driggers Gayle Elizabeth: HD. Dothan. AL Driggers. Jo Ally-ton' 2NS. Dothan. A1.. Driver, Sally Kay 4MK. Maitland. FL. Dunn. Pam: 2I PY, Union Springs. AL. Dyson. Patricia Lea 2F.EC. Birmingham, Al.; Fdwardt, Jane FEE. Tutkegee, AL. Each. Emily Jine IPB. Decatur, AL; Faber. Nano Elizabeth: 2HRA. Birmingham. Al.. Estest. Elizabeth 211). Birmingham. AL Eubanks. Cathy Dawn � MK. Boor. AL. Farr. Elizabeth Ire 2GC. Opelika. AI.. Folmir. Doctie W : ICC, Auburn. AL; Galvin. Ellen Marie 4EC, Hmgham, MA. Garner. Dorothy Caroline 2PPY. Ozark. AL. (ieppert. Gayle Ann: 2NF. Mobile. AL; (■ray. Stephanie Denise HE. Birmingham. AL. Crilfct, Barbara Sue MK. Tuscaloosa. AL Guthrie. Patti Ju JPIR. Birmingham. AL. Hale. E Dunne IPB. Oiiuanooga. TN. Hall. Nancy F.trellc IPB Atlanta. GA; Hardy. Mollie Ann IEEE Alexander City. AL. Hamfon. Elizabeth Blalock: 2PN. Florence, AL. Hart, Amy Jodton 2VHE. Pulaski. TN. Hester. Heidi Joy ITC. Selma. AL. Hill. Carey Coleman IGED. Miami. EL Hogan. Dura Ellen: � AR. Mobile. AL. Holman. Antley Elizabeth IPB. Blakely. GA. Holman. Beth A 2L1IY. Ellorcc. SC. Hoyt. Nancy C )MK. Rome. GA. Hunt. Amanda louite IPB. Rome. GA; Irrgang. Frances Kimberly 2PB. Orlando. EL. Jack ton. Jan Lounc: IPB. Autaugavillc. AL; Jacob, Sillic Addison 'AT. Palm Beaih Gardens. FL James, ( lihy J IPPY. Atlanta. GA. Jefferies. Nancy INS. Memphis. TN. Johnson. Beth: 1GC. Birmingham. AL;Johnson. (orrie Cumming IMK. Rome. GA; Johnson. Linda 4CH. Birmingham, AL. Jordan, Janet I I PL. Gadsden. Al. Jordan. Judy Mims HFfc. Montgomery, AL. Kendal I. Jane M i.MK. Raleigh. NC Kcnnigtoo. Brooke 2FCD. Dothan. AL. Kirkland. Melissa E 2NS. Ptnsacola, FL. Kraft. Katherine Elizabeth: 'AC. Winter Park. EL. Lacey, Kathy J : IMK. Montevallo, AL. Landham. Mary Jean IEEE. Talladega. AL, Lanier. Mary Ellen: 2EEE, Lin-ett. AL. laiile. Diane Flizaheth- 2GC. Birmingham. AL. Little. Laurie: 2PB. Dalton, GA Littleton. Rhonda Gayle IMK. Clanton, AL; Long. Nicole lPB. Smiths. AL. Long. Pam D 2NF. Birmingham. AL; Long, Rebecca Diane ?SSC Birmingham. AL. Loughran. leslie Mane IRSB. Stone Mm. GA. Lyons. Michelle Jo JVOA. Binning ham. AL. Marshall, leigh Anne )PY. Pittsburgh. PA. Malhcws. Barbara Jean 2GSW, Gadsden, AL reeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgreeks; w Mathew . JoAnn: 4IFE. Gadsden. AL; McChesney, Jine N. 4SMH. Auburn. AL; McCondichic. Susan Dec JRSB. Ponte Vcdri Beach. FL. McCroy. Janie Winfield: }PB, Florence. AL, McGuire. Karen Ann: JJM, Aubum. AL; McKinney. Mitri Diane 2PB. Montgomery. AL. Mcrkl. Judy Ann HE. Decatur. GA; Merrell, Wesley Patricia lGC Huntsville. AL; Merrill. Elizabeth Ann 2NF. Dothan. AL; Merritt. Marcia Ann 2FM, Lanctt. AL. Messick, Sandy Elirabeth: 2EEE. Atlanta. GA. Mini . Nancy Susan; JPY. Prattville. AL. Moore. Dana Rene 4SMU, Oneonra. AL; Morn . Anne 4FEC. Tuscaloosa. AL; Mungenasc. Norma Jane 2CJY. Montgomery. AL; Murphree, Donna E. 4RSC. Decatur. AL. Neel. Cindy S : 4RSB, Birmingham. AL; Newman. Tern: 2NS. Opelika. AL; Nichollt. Brooke M 3PRS. Talledga. AL; Nichol . Pam: 4EEC, Auburn. AL; Odom. Harriet (Jan) 2RSM. Opelika. AL. Odom. Helen Joan: 211 PR. Opelika. AL; Odom. Suranne 4RSM, Opelika. AL; Overstreet. Carole Ann 1I.T, Orark. AL; Pankey, Valerie Estes JIFF. Birmingham, AL; Pate. Martha Holland. JRSM. Borkville. AL. Paulk. Lisa Marie. lGC. Montgomery. AL; Paulk. Mala- 4SEH. Montgomery. AL. Paulk. Sheri M JSSC, Montgomery, AL; Pearson, Martha Ruih: 1BI, Huntiv.lle, AL. Pearson. Pamela Lynne: 2PPY. Datkvillc. AL. Pittman. Suaanne B. JEEC. Gadsden, AL; Rains, Kimberly Von - 1PB, Birmingham. AL; Reave . Sherrill Grace: 4AC, Camden. AL; Riley. Ann Leslie: 2MK. Dun woody, GA. Roger . Jeanne Maiie. lGC. Birmingham. AL. Royal, Lee Ann: 2FLB. Shawmut. AL; Russell, Susan Danielle: 2PB. Pike Road. AL; Samfocd. Lynn: JAC, Opelika. AL. Schrubbe. Jan Theresa: JCDP, Birmingham. AL. Scott. Jennifer Eunice: 2PB. Montgomery. AL; Scott. Sharon Dane IADS. Birmingham. AL; Sherman. Sharon Maureen: 1AR. Alexandria. VA. Sherter. Kathy Marie: 2MK. Prattville, AL; Singletary. Karen Deniie JAC Orlando. FL; Smallwood, Carolyn: 4FC5, Birmingham. AL. Smith, Mary Carol: 2FCDS, Birmingham. AL. Sowell. Patti A 2FLB. Daphne. AL. Stallworth, Selena: lGC, Pine Apple. AL; Standeffer, Wendy Alison; 1TH. Tuscaloosa. AL. Sumner. Chiisti Anne 4.MK. Nashville. TN; Turnbull. Anne: 2FCS, Birmingham. AL; Umphrey, Jo Ann: JHPR. Dothan. AL; Vann, Vicki Lori JSSC. Dunwoody. GA. Walsh. Valerie Christine 2VA. Dunwxxxiy. GA; Walton. Rebecca A.: lGC, La Fayette, AL; Washbom. Michelle S: JMB. Oaark. AL; Water . Janna K : 2PB, Waycross. AL. Weaver. Kimberly Leigh: JAC. LiFayctte, AL; Whatley. Ijndra Beth: 2NS. Opelika, AL; White. Sally W lGC, Dyersburg, TN; White, Virginia Lee: 2EEE, Aubum, AL; Williams. Emily H.: 2PB, Luvcine. AL. Willis, Eleanor Lee. JIFE. Guntcrsville, AL; Wingate. Frances Marian: lGC. Chamblee. GA; Wood. Ann Playter: 4LT. Tyler, AL; Wood. Becky JAEC, Selma. AL; Wood. Catherine LcNcave 4BI. Selma. AL. Wright. Clair: 1MDT. Gadsden. AL; Yarei. Kathryn Arm JPY. Birmingham. AL; AnJers. Kenneth Harold. JAY. Tampa. FL. Bamberg. Wm. Keith; JVAG. Marian. AL. Brady. Maurice Boyd: 4GB. Marion. AL; Bulger, Douglas Kerr: 2PB, Columbiana, AL; Cammack, Tom: 4BSC.Selma, AL. Catlett.Jack Calnses JFY. Athens. AL. Catlett. Neil Andrew 1AF. Athens. AL; Craft, Larry J : 4ADS, Gordo. AL, Dawson. Ricky Nelson JAEC. Pratville. AL. Dan-nell, Mac Wayne: JVAG. BeIIwood. AL; Dulaney, James Eugene JPB. Pratville. AL. Everett. Jack: 6BA, Alabaster. AL; Fendley.John S.: 2JM, Catherine, AL; Fendkjr, Tom Laird: 4GB. Catlserme, Al. Flemityg. Wade Hecshel: 4VAG. Rutielville. AL; Folks, Jeffrey Allen: ICE, Athens. AL; Gallagher. James Robert: JEE, Louis villc. KY. Gentry. Joseph Charles; lCE. Aliceville. AL. Gentry. Wtlliim Carl: 4TN, Jasper. AL; Gibson. George Edward: JCE, Butler, AL; Griffin. Bob Timothy 4AEC. Greensboro. AL; Han-sdl. Michael Hale 4HRA. Selma. AL 'eeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgr 46 llarpcr. Jake; IADS. Oik HOI. AL. Harris. Frank IAEC. Camden, AL; Hong. Donald Ray: 4CE, l.'niomown. Al.. HolCombe, Neil Lee: 4HRA, Bay Minette, Al.; Horton. William Allen: MRS. Alicevillc. AL. Jones. Mike 5GB. Demopolis. AL. Jow-cr . Jimc Kenneth: 4MK, Linden. AL; Mathis, James L: 4AG, Montgomery, AL; McCartha, Charles Douglas: JMBI, Tallissee, AL. McCord, Steve Joseph lBSC. Duthan. AL. Meiiuler. Gar ': 6PY. Union Spring!. AL; Mixon, Jospeh Wciter: IADS. Madrid, AL; Nichols, Kenneth W.. 4011. Linden. AL. O Mary. Arnie Andrew 5GB. Auburn. AL; Pate. Crowell A 4PH, Inwrsdrs-boro. AL; Pntchett. David K.: 2PB. Thomastown. AL; Rasco. Russell Jay: IFI. Columbcani, AL; Sermons Billy 2WL, Greenville. AL. Simpson, Tom A 2BSC. Demopolis, AL. Sims. Jeffrey Fred .’AC. Fayette. AL; Snipes. Charles Edward: 4AY. Demopolis. AL. Swanson. Mark White: 2BI, Fayette. AL; Taylor. Damiel B 2FY. Selma. AL. Thompson. Jeffrey Alan 5AY. Enterprise, AL; Thurlow. Charles Keith 20H. Auburn. AL; Tolar. James Michael: 4AEC Marion. AL; Walker. Ross T.: 4ENT. Columbt ana. AL; Wingard. David L.: 4AC. Jasper. AL; Wnght. Mike: 6VM. Washington. DC Vandiver. John W : 5AFC. Madison, AL. Smitherman. R, O.: Chapter Advisor. Crocket. Louise A.: Housemother. Meadows. Margaret Elizabeth -iSAT. Columbus. GA. Swcct-lieart. Amone. Paul Edward: )VM. Montgomery. AL. Ash wander. Charles Walton: JVM. Auburn, AL; Austin. Richard Duff: JVM Auburn, AL; Bailey. Ricky F.: � VM. Mays luck. KY; Bavcr. Michael Stephen: 2VM. Opelika. AL; Benton. Richard A.: SVM, Jackson, MS; Blackwood, Jack I. 2VM. Birmingham. AL; Blass. Charles Edwin }V.M. Birmingham. AL. Blue. George Kenneth, 2VM. Lawndale. NC. Britton. Jimmy R )VM. Russellville. AL; Brock. Brian J • JVM. Mobile. AL; Bmm. William Harvey JVM. Auburn. AL; Bush. Robert Craig: JVM. Andalusia, AL. Caldwell. Hillcy G.: JVM. Scottsboro, AL. Cashsoo. Benumme Samuel: 2VM. Hamilton. AL; Christopher. Michael Edward- 2VM. Athens. AL; Coticld. Samuel Charles 4VM. Wedowec. AL. Cotry. Craig Alfred. 1VM, Auburn. AL. Cox. James Leighton. 2VM. Arab. AL; Cromer. David Wiyne 5VM. Auburn. AL; Dartr. Richard Myron 4VM. Auburn. AL; Deihl. Wally J 2V.M. Durham. NC. Dillehay. Dirck L 2VM, Cullman. AL. Dinero. leffrey loseph; JVM. Wilmington. NC, IXxialdson. Max B : JVM.'Enterprise. AL; Driscoll. Michael P JVM. Auburn. AL. Ervin. Richard A JVM. Greenville. MS; Estess. Anthony Emon. -tVM. MeCocnb. MS; Farr. Alan M )VM. Auburn. AL. Ferriss. Michael Eugene 4VM. Phemx Ciry. AL; Fick. Kenneth Burgwin: JVM. Wil-mmgton. NC. Flowers. Charles W .: |V.M. Atmore. AL; Ford. Joseph R 1VM. Gadsden. AL. Forrester. William D. 2VM. Auburn. AL. Fraaict. Tekence Glenn JVM. Goldsboro. NC. Gcotge. Ben F.: JVM. Auburn. AL. Godfrey. Wyatt LaFayette 2VM. Auburn. AL. Graham. L Pabl 2VM. Auburn. AL. Griffin. Richard B JVM. Greenville. MS. Guist, Steven Richard: 4VM, Columbus. MS; Handley, Jerry W. IVM. Arab. AL. Hamngton, David Ralph: JVM. Mtlledgcville. GA; Harris. Kendall W JVM. Pell City. AL. Harris. Robert Edward: IVM, Decatur. AL; Hassinger. James Peyton IVM. Auburn. AL. Hill. Gary W |VM. Auburn. AL. Hill. Lance W : JVM, Auburn. AL; Hodges, Hugh E -tVM, C.larkston. GA. Hoed. Charles R 2VM. Louisville. KY. Ho ton. William D : 2VM. Fayette. AL. Hunt. JVM, JVM. Opelika. AL. Hunt. Ronald Jackson JVM. Jackson. MS; Hutto. Victor Iarrv lVM, Montgomery. AL; Ingold. John Walter JVM. Franklin. TN; James. Dav.d H 2VM. Penrod. KY; Johnson. Paul Eugene. JVM. Auburn. AL. Jones. Robert M 4VM, Hentooia. MS; Larcnhy, Louis R 4VM. Bessener, AL; Lewis, John Carlton: JVM. Montkello, FL. Lipscomb. Eddie Joe: JVM. Auburn. AL. reeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgreeksg 83 f laxkamy, John Nathan- IVM Clinton. N lotklar. Cecirl Frankie Jr IVM, Union Spring. Al.. Logan. Richard T JVM, OnHt. Al.. Lowe. Jeffrey I. JVM. Huntsville. AL. Luke. James Meal JVM. Philadelphia. MS. Marine. James Gray Jr JVM. Winston Salem. N{.'. Magee. Danny Ian.ion JVM. Hogue Chitto. MS. Mains. Mike I) JVM. Aubarn. A!.. Millay. Mike Joseph JVM. Auburn. AL. Marvh, Walter H JVM. Auburn. AL: Martin. Robert K tVM. Geneva. AL; M«Donald. R.ibctt K tVM. Philadelphia. MS. McMillan. William Robert JVM. Baldwyn. MS; Mr Murray. Paul A JVM. Roanoke. AL. Miller, Robbinr lee: JVM. Laurel Spring . NC; Montgomery. Ron D IVM. Auburn. AL. Moore. Ray Alan: JVM. Aimore. AL. Mooct. Thomas Greer JVM. Auburn. AL; Mullins, Stcplven Lark: IVM. Gauryville, KY. My Singer. Pat Winford: IVM. Tuscaloosa. AL; Oliver, Rirhard Carlton JVM. Kinston. NC; Osborne. Steven Clay: JVM, Decatur, AL; Miner, Herman Edward IVM Jackson, MS Parker. Robert F JVM. Auburn. AL. Parrish. John Hilary: JVM. Auburn. AL. Pate. Harold hsSward Jr JVM. Burk.die. AL; Phillips, William Ice IVM. Mobile. AL. Pinkston. Stephen Thomas: IVM. Auburn. AL; Prestage. Ronald William IVM, Clinton. NC; Quisenberry. ( jrey Bruce: IVM, Enterprise. AL. Raines. Raymond C -JVM. Birmingham, AL. Reagan. Kalert M IVM. Hattiesburg. MS: Rchm. Christopher Bruce IVM, Mobile. AL; Riehl. Mark Edward: tVM. Auburn. AL. Roney. Charles S : JVM. Ncwville, AL. Royals. Nathaniel B JVM. Lumbertnn. MS Sanders. Guy Robert JVM. BifChwood, IN; Schaflcld. Walter Britt IVM, F.jfaula. AL. Shaffer. Jeffrey Alan. JVM. Auburn. Al.. Shclnutt. Samuel O JVM. Roanoke, A I.; Singleton. J Whitt 4VM. Auburn, AL; Slocum, D Mark JVM. MS; Sonne, John R JVM. Bndstown, KY. Spcoc. Richard ( JVM. Ft Ijudcrdrlc. FL; St Clair, Coy Ray Jr: JVM. Fcsrdssille. KY, Stewart. Timothy P JVM. Oneonta. AL; Siutts. Larry Collins: JVM. Cherokee. AL. Taylor. Jack K IVM. Harlan. KY. Taylor. James R 2VM. Auburn. AL; Thomas. Noel W JVM. Wavrrly, AL. Thornton, Bruce F JVM. Opelika. Al.; Thrash. Danns Wade: IVM. Grove Oak, AL. Truhett. Tommy J : JVM, Gulf Port. MS. Van Hooset. William Hugh IVM. Mobile. AL. Wagner. Andrew H IVM. Cary. NC. Wa.de. John Hank IVM. Clay. AL; Walker. Danny R : JVM. Maitin. TN. Walker. Rodney Lee JVM. Jackson. MS. Walker. Tjoinas l-amar JVM. Opelika. AL. Wallace. David L: IVM. Scinmey AL. Watson. Robert M.sluel: IVM. Antroch. TN; Watts. Thomas H 4VM. Columbia. MS. Wcnrel. James Guthrie Wheeler IVM. Paducah. KY. White. John II : JVM. Auburn. AL. Whitworth. Charles Darwin: -tVM, Madison, AL. Wilkes. Richard Dale: JVM. Dutton, AL. Wilson. Ruben C JVM. Pike Road. AL. Wood. William Derrick: JVM. Birmingham. AL; Woody, Benny James: JVM. Roanoke. AL; Young. Byron L: JVM. Christian sburg, 'A; Young. Robert L: JVM, Opelika. AL. Mendeis. Patricia Jo Sweetbeatt. Chiplcy. FL. Adams. Albion IGC. Huntsville. AL. Arnold. Cindy INS. Anniston. AL; Askew. Kelley IGB. Decatur. AL. Bayne. Mica 3FLB, Dawson. GA. Boggs. Lisa: IPPY. Carrollton. GA. Holing. Anslcy 4IFE, Tampa. FL. Howling. !«iura: IGC. Mont-gomcry. AL. Btaswell. Tracey: JPB. Birmingham AL: Byram. Minda; IGC, Birmingham. AL. Campbell. Kip JPD. Coral Gables. FL, Carlilc, Brenda JFM. Union Springs. AL. Castro, Ana- lt'iC. Montgomery, AL. Clasburg. Holly IPB. Dayton. OH; Cobb. Belinda: JCDP. Huntsville. AL; Combs. Pam 4HAC, Knoxville. TN. Coughlin. . 2PB1 Birmingham, AL; Gowan. E kn 2SEH, Rtforni. AL Co . Dawn JMKT. Huntsville. AL. Crump. Lisa: 2EEC, Birmingham. AL. Darnel. Denise IGBI. College Patk.GA. ;reeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgreeks£ Dauphin. Cathcr.nc 4FLB. Monpoaay. AL. Davis. Dunns: 'EC. Centre. AL. Dawson. Lynn: 1PRJ. Birmingham. A I.; Dnke. Charon- 2NS, Brandon. FI. Dunne. Laura: IPT. Birmingham. AL. Durham, Connie 4RSB. Montgomery. AL; Edwards. Lee 2PB. Huntsville. Al,; Elder. Barbara: 2PB. Atlanta. GA; Fkarorta. Karen: 1PPY. Tampa. FL; Flynn, Leslie 4MT, Titusville. AL. Fuller. Carrie lPB. Mr. Brook. AL. Gilbert. Lori. ICH, Birn- nghim. AL; Gilmore. Elizabeth: lPB. McCall . AL. Glasgow. Kronen: IGC Nuhiilk, TN. Gnffith. Jodie. IGSC. Birmingham. AL;Grimes, Kylee- IGC, Eufaula. AL; Guticrrcr. Lynn: IGC. Tampa. FL; Hailey. Deanna: 1PB, Atlanta. GA; Hamner. Melanie 4F1B. Montgomery. AL. Hancock. Kim 2FCD. Pinvxi. AL. Harbin. lee. 4EE. Birrangham. AL; Hardy. Jan: 4FM. Outtanooga, TN; Minis, Rohm- iCTS. Montgomery, AL; Hayes, lata iCJ. Jackson. TN. Heehc. Ann 4PRJ, Memphis. TN. Hendriikt, Jane Ellen: )FCD. Decatur. GA; Heskc. Kathy 2RSS. CheyenAe. WY. Hill, Franeiy: 'EM. Tusnn. CA. Hillman. Terri I PM. Montgomery, AL; Hodges. Angela 2FM. Talladega. AL. Howard. Laura 4TN. Birmingham. AL; Hudson. Pam 4FFC. Sylaeauga. AL; Hudson. Stephanie FIE. Gulf Breere. FL. Hunter. Kan: 2PV. Huntsville. AL; I voter. Jenny- ?P1, Marietta. GA; Jackins, landsay 2CJ. Birmingham. AL. Jackson. Kate. IGC, Chattanooga. TN; Jennings. Sharon: 4EET.Carrollton.GA;Jnhmem. Cindy lPB, Birmingham. AL; John ion. Lynn: JEEE. Pompano Beach. FL: Kent. Julie: 'RS.M. Birmingham. AL. King. Mary lPB. Decatur, GA. K-.-ig. Nancy: 1PRJ. Maytgixncry. AL. King. Sondra: 2VA. Montgomery. AL; Krofc. Karen: 4FI.B. Decatur. GA. Lambert, Suellen IPO. Montgomery. AL; Lirvi. lull. 2EEE, Camp Hill. AL, Ledbetter. Kelly JHPR. Birmingham. AL. Lewis. Roberta; lPB. Birmingham, AL; Under. Vickie GSC. Andalutia. AL Undaey. Vickie. 2PPY. DeFumak Spring!, FL. long. Cathy. 5PH. Cattoll-tnn. GA; Malloch. Phyllii JRSC, Birmingham. AL; Mancuio. Nancy lit Montgomery. AL. Mason. Paula IGPG. Montgomery. AL; Mayo. Michelle: IGC. Birmingham. AL. McClinton, Cathy: 'AC. Bessemer. AL. Meyer. Sandy: lMDT. Tampa. FI.; Miller. Ijurie: )PRS. Dawyon. GA. Miller. Midstlk .'PM. Enterprise. AL. Minton. Donna 2PB. Athens. AL; Mitchell. Tamnue: LIFE. Tuscumbia, AL; Mooter, Laurie: 2VAT. Birmingham. AL, Morgan. Diane: ILT, Auburn. AL: Morgan Tammy IHPR. Bt-mingham. AL. Muuray. Lynn 1TH. Largo, FL. Nelson, Slietce 2GSC. Athens. AL; Norwood. Cindy .'VAT. Fayetteville, TN. O'Leary. Janet l$KD. Wmter Haven, FL. Pin us. Pam. JNK. Huntsville, AL; Patterson. Marlene IADS.Chattanooga. TN; Perkins. Windy: lPB. Anniston. AL. Phillips, Genie FM. Montgomery, AU Price. Carol: JIFF, Birmingham. AL; Rainer, Jane 4FCD. Noeasulga. Al.. Reuses. She-. I a 2VOA. Birmingham. AL. Roberts, Alice 4MK. Huntsville, AL; Robinson, Lisa JMK. Dunwoody. GA. Rolle. Belinda IPPY. Somerville. AL. Saia. Carolyn JSC. Birmingham. AL. Samples. Alice 2GSY. Huntsville, AL. Sawyer. Lyn lPB Americus. GA; Schrimsher, Lori: )VBU. Huntsville. AL. Schumacher. Sheti 2ID. Panama Canal Zone. Schwaemmle, Kithy 2PB, Cummings, GA, Sell kolf, Leslie 2GC. Montgomery, AL. Sellers. Theresa MIME. Montgomery. AL; Sherrill. Melissa: 4EEC. Birmingham, AL; Skoutrns, Sophia 2NS, .Memphis. TN. Smading. Kristi: IGC. Tallahassee. FL. Smeraglia. Gina }PPY. Birmingham. AL, Smith. Adrienne. 4VBU. Huntsville. AL; Smith. Annette. lWL. Decatur. AL. Smith. Leslie: 2LT, Birmingham. AL. Smith. Tracy: IGC, Birmingham. AL; eeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgre Asree. Rutvell Aish: 4PM. Hahira. GA. Agncw, Bmn Fd� nd «FY. lookout Mountain, TN; Allen. Thonut Walenn JFY, Birmingham. AL. Band. Mark William; I AC. Biinu.-tgham. AL; Brian. Secw V JAM. BctFesda, Ml); Bur Todd C- JPB. Sr Petersburg. FL. Casey. Kevin L. JAR. Hot cnee. AL, Cobb, Douglas P JfrSC. Montgomery. Al,. Colbcri. Andrew C. IPN. Birmingham, AL; Crews, Albert Eugene JPB. Birmingham. AL;Qodecf, James W : JPT. Phenu City. AL. Cummmg. Brim : JPD. Winter Park. FL; Dell. Harold L nn; 4EH. Panama City. FL; Dosaglas. David M : IGC. Nawau, Bahamas. Dotal. Larry K JPB. Atlanta. GA. Drake. Ory William 4EF, Coral Gables. FL; Edwards, Gregory (': )GB.Jacksonville. FL; Imhrtr. Win Bert JMH, St. Petersburg. FL. fcri|uiit. Alan Howard. IPB, LaGrangc. GA. Firrin. Ronnie Green IGC, IjCrange, GA; Fasenrsi. James Alan IAR. Florence. AL. Galloway. J Michael: JAC. Mooeevallo. AL. Gambtell. David Henry 4AC. Atlanta. GA; Githan. Raymond Liles JINM. Jacksonville. FL. (aodtxdd. Edward L; JPB. Muntgomcty. AL. GsaJtctman. Peter K JPB. Tampa. FI.; Gray. Douglas Glen- I ID. Montgomery. AL. Griffin. John Key J8SC. Pensacola. FL; Gloier, Douglas Randall' IPCN, Newman. GA; Hallmark. Ctegory Douglas IMF.. Birmingham, AL. Handley, William Judyon. 4PM. IaC.range.GA. Head. Robert B 4RSC. Aubom. Al.; Hill. Robert Gordon 1AM. LaGrangc. GA; Hundley. Garty 4MKT. Panama City. EL; Hurst. Julian Pmc I BSC. I jG range. GA; Jaskson. John M iPD. LaG.-angc. GA; Jones. Mark W.l-son: JFY. Iolanta. AL. Jcedan. Gary Wayne: 4PT. Columbus. GA. Joscy. Gregg Chandler JPB. Birmingham. AL. Kelly. Stephen M IGC. LaGrangc.GA; Kent. Moese B : 1 ME. Birmingham. AL; Kingtrce. Ben IPO. Atlama. GA. Kinnett. Van 4INM. Ft Valley. GA. Kinacy. Dassd C 4PI), Brmmgham. Al.; lamh. Richard Senrt: 4FI. (ixal Galiles. Fl.. Marshall, Tom Lussell JAN. PkirctKe. AL. Manhews. Mike Ray 1PV. Birmingham. AL, McLaughlin. Tliomas E 4BSC. Auburn. AL. M rjhec. Kenneth A KiB. Birmingham. AL. Morctnan. Nish-olas A JPB. Birmingham. AL; Moseley. Joseph Rufus VCHE. Rosk Hill. SC. NWholson. TimsKhy Charles. 4MK. IX.-iwoody. GA. Ogletrtc. William Robert JPB. Cdumbut. GA; Over-street. J. Thomas: HE. Atlanta. GA; Powers. Mithacl Peter SAR.Charleston. N . Rhodes. Steven Elliot: ICC. Tampa. Fl.; Robcrrson. J Wade 4FC. Mariceia, GA. Saul. Gregory Mark UNI). Auburn. Al.; Srigravcs. Samuel I) 4MH. Kennesaw. GA; Scale. Jx Lee. JPB. Gadsden. AL. Shelcon. Roy Don: IPD. Birmingham, AL. Smallridge. Risky M JPB. Columbus. GA; Spears. G Srevc 5.MK. Opelika, AL. Strkkiand. William Ham-vn WiPO. Cairo. GA. Thomas. Fdward F.; IPB. Birmingham, AL; Thomas. Robert W.: JBSC. Columbus. GA. Waring. Brian H : IPN. Wilmington, l)F. Waters. Barry Glen JMK. Gardendale. AL; Watvm. Kelly F JPB. Auburn. AL. Wiggle. Franus Alan 4MK. Bkxxta-ingnm. IN. Williams. Wa'.Iasr Connell 411), Bum ngham. AL; Williamson. Jon Mxhacl IGC. Aimore. AL. reeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgreeksg V. u Beta Theta Pi h£t Axh Chi Omega Wnnbll. Keith F. lPN. Ij(lrji:«. (iA. Wright. Jack L on _’PH. TjI � V«j, AL. Thomis. Sim 4R. Auburn Al . Biker. Vance Paul tHA. Duluth. GA. Balch. Iknprmn. Guthnc I PM. Auburn. At.. Harnett. Mark � FY. Atlanta. GA. Hem. Albert Edward }AC, ‘r � t l lake. I!.. Brits. Phillip SG lAC, allege Piik. GA Huinp.Jimo RkhaJ IKt!, M niiimn n , Al.. Hlilt, Edwanl Wellv .’PH. Oiiiiinmci. TN. Blevins. Jeffrey l ine 3SMU. Gadsden. Al.. Bond. John M -I BY. Auburn. Al.. Brouh. Keith IXwglas 4SFD. Opelika. AL. Cbv. David: -'ll:. Auburn. AL; (iwi, DjikI Im IFY, Birmingham AL. «hrjn, Kevin Ik etc IPD. Birmingham. AL. Cook.John (ail 3GJM. B.rmmg him. AL. C(M. Clark Hunan JOII, Birmingham. AL. Coy. Greg R HNM, Birmingham, AL, Dadd. Kurt William 2FF. Htr ir.mghan. AL. IXichene. David I) l HE, Auburn. AL. Duke. Chns Nelson: 3PV, Mobile. AL. Durrirsce. Beniamin I- '.M-. Barton. FL. Ehlerr. Arthur Eric 2AM. Tallahassee. FI.. Fernald. harlev I lEE. (Juirvey. FL; Fleminx. James A 4EE. Birmingham. AL. Frttkir. Brian J 3AR. Dcvjiur. AL. Garmon. Gregory Lynn. I PL. Atlanta. iA. Genh. RayA JPB. Jacksonville. FL; (koorbon, James M AR. Birminxham. AL; Grantham. Gauis: 2FY. FWala, AL. ihlfe'. Christopher Raw vei 3AR. Tiivalccou, Al.. Harris, Howard Dane 2GC. Houston. TX; Harris. VC’illiam ('lay PV. Houston. TX. Ilavtie. Roderick Buell: IGC. Albany.GA. Hoskins. Brian Fuxenc MR, Tinker. GA; l-arson. Jeffrey Dee 4M II. Memphis. TN. 1-au ikrdale. Hurt Emerson 2FY, Auburn, AL; Ixwis. Kenneth W 2BA. Gadsden. AL; l.lorem. Hri tor Ftriilio IAR. Pahokee, FL; lane. Mirk Kelly: MR. Chattanooga, TN. Martin, William Cabirvrss IPB, Coral Gables, FL, MtOinihan. Randal! Davis- IPB. Auburn. AL; MdihtC, Samuel Frank HE. Demur. AL. McMullen. Burch A 2MF. Huntsville. AL. Mi Williams. Keith Jerome 1PPY Summerville. GA. Minor. Matthew Howes: -4HSA. Atlanta, GA. Mucllet. J Gus 3PV, Birmingham. AL. Mueller. Mwhacl Anthony tMBI. Blufl Park. AL; Nichols. Fred A 4INM. Birminxham. AL. Norman, Scott Taylor: 3AR. Wheeling. WV. Obctman. David 'SC. Birmingham. AL. Oswdl. David Wayne JME. Humssille. AL. Par ker.Steyen Turk: 3PSY. Rome.GA. Pate. IHight II 2 PI). Haxlelakc, FL; Patterson. Albert Edward 4KF. Montgomery. AL. ftewm. William Bradley 2PV. Burning-ham. AL. Kmphrey. Robert Bnue 4MK, Tallahassee. FL. Runs, Hal Montgomery 3MK. Anniston. AL. Rhoads. Allan I. JMH. Wiesbaden, Germany. Ricley.J Fried- KiJM Jax FL. Ridunvm. Steve K : 1GC, Tallahassee. FL; Rush. T Howard 3AM. I airbope, AL; Singleton. John Srott 2TM. Stevenson. AL. Strickland. David Alan: 2CHE. Auburn. AL. Srnrkland. James Harris IFF Birmmxham. A I.; Strickland. Paul Srmc 2PR, Tallahassee. FL. Sweat, James Robert 4th. Tallahassee. FL. Thavtun. G Donald -IMF. Auburn. AL. Thump-ron. Robert D � PH. Orark, AL; Thurvton William Stott: 3GJM. Tallaliassee, FL. Tyree. H Roycc IFI, Birmingham. AL. Vignes. B Leon 'LA. Mobile. AL. Walker. Phillip James 3PLSC. Birmingham, AL. Watkins, Richard Mark 4AC. Pahokee. FL; Waugh. Harry M IFI. Talla hioee. FL; Wilkensor., Itdwin Mason: IFF. Jacksonville. FL; Davis. Grant Housefather. Anderson. IXane: 2PB. Andulusia. AL. Anderson. Lynda -MFC. Anduluui. AL. Andrews. Jerre tPRJ. Huntsville. AL; Armstrong. Patti 3PR.I. tnral Gables, FL. Aronson, Cathy 1GEH, Talbhassee. FL. Black. Donna 2PB. Doles die. AL Blankenship. Lndy IGC, Mcntgomerv. AL. Berry. Lena ll.t . Bitniinxliam. AL. Bolton. Sissy 4C SW. Montgomery. Al.. Boo her. Beth 4FI. Coca! Gables. FL Bisdier Patti .'PH. Coral (iables. FL. Huylston. Laune 2HPR. Atlanta. GA. Hrolhar, Rubin 2PH. Huntsville. AL; Bryan. Patti 4A !. Montgomery. AL eksgreeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgre 4M Burn. Pat 2FCD. Athens. TN; Campbell, Ann 2VA. Dothan. AL. Carpenter. Connie: JPPY. Elba. AL. Chambers. Claire 4GSW, Beundidgc. AL. Oumblws, Gayle- 2PM. Montgomery. AL; Cooper. Chns 2PB, Indianapolis, IN. Cor too. Charlotte: JPV. Russellville. AL, Couvrctce. Kim 2FM. Selma. Al. Crane. Beth JTN, Dreamt. AL; Crider. Suzy IFM, Montgom-er� . AL; l aaenport. IXanru 2VOA, Miami. FL. Rasis, Karen � PRJ. Columbus. GA; Dillingham. Mary 2BDHR. Utile Ruck. AK; Dimitrijovic. I aniea: ICC. Ft Worth. TX. Dunlcin. .Ioanna 2ID. Birmingham, AL; Eastman, Mary: JCTD. Montgomery. AL Elliott. Teti IGC, Montgomery. AL; English. Marion JVA. Auburn. AL. Erbcn.Judy: JPB. Birmingham. AL; Evana, Nancy: IID, Nashville, TN; Foirey. Krulien 2PM. Sr Matthews, SC; Faulkner. Beth. I EEC Montgomery. AL; Fendley. Beth 2PT. Ba Minette. AL; Flom.Julie: 2VAT, Tampa, FL Fobbus. Kathy JPB. Gadsden. AL. Foreman. Lyn: tl’Y. Prattville. AL. Fossctt. Debra: 2MDT. Scorn boro. AL. Foster. Marty Lou: JPRJ. Orlando. FL; Fowler, Karen: IMKA. Atlanta. GA; Friday. Lynne: 2AR. Tuscaloosa. AL. Fryer. Jane: JPB. Brun-dtdge. AL; Galloway. Bryant I VAT, Mobile, Al. Gardner, Ijura 2TU. Atlanta. GA. Garner. Bonnie: IVHE. Atlanta. GA. Gaskins. Darbv IVAT. Tallahassee. FL. Gibbs. Katht -tMK. McGuire AFB. NJ; Gillis, Becky IFLB. Alabaster. AL. Gilmore. Harlan: 2EED. Gadsden. AL; Goss, Kelly: -IMK, Ft Worth. TX. Harlow,Cindy: IAMH.Gadsden. AL Harrison. I.inda JPB. Birmingham. AL; Hartslteld, Ann: l.MK. Birmingham, AL, Hawkins, Cindy: 2IFE, Montgomery. AL; Menders. Tr-.cti IRSS. ChipJev, FL; Henri, laser IPN. Atlanta. GA, Hitchcock. Sara IPB, Montgomery. AL. Hogg. Fran: 2MDT. Dewier. AL; Hollis. Diane: JGBI. Birmingham. AL Huff. Mary: JID. Decatur. AL. Hutson, Cathy- JSAT. Huntsville. AL. Irwin. Carolyn 5FCD. Nashville. TN; Johnson, Jean-nie: IPB. Frostproof, FL. Jones, Amanda- IPB. Mentone. AI-; Jones. Wendy. IPT, Bitmingham, AL; Kane. irace: ICC. Tallahassee. FL. Kiley. Cindy: 4GEH. Huntsville. AL Kifkland. Usa: IPB. Lake City. FL; Landon. Jennifer iSY. Atlanta. GA, lanklocd. Maty Beth JID. Knoxville. TN lank-ford. Susan: SF.D. Gadsden, AL; Law, Carol 2NS. Auburn. AL; Lee. Susan: -tECE. Ft Deposit. AL; Lewis. Janet: IFCS. Decatur. Al.; lantern. Alice -HR. Birmingham. AL Lockndge. Jane -INF, Huntsville. AL; Love. Favne IEEE. Anniston. AL; Matthews. Hope '.IE. Andulusia. AL. Mazzotti. Valaree 2GSC. Miami. FL. McClain, Kim: iGC. Birmingham. A1., McGaughey. Alcoa 1ED. Montgomery. AL; McWilliams. Mltcia 2PB. Mobile. AL; Meadows. Peggy ISAT, Columbus. GA. Minton, Kim l.MDT, Birmingham. Al.; Mullins, Kim lPB. Huntsville. AL; Oglettee, Marianne: JPB. Birmingham, AL. Ordwa . Patty IGC. Decatur. AL. Patliam. Debbie. JGSC. Birmingham. Al ; Patron. Leila- 2PUB, Atlanta, GA. Peavy. Suzanne: IPB. Jacksonville. FL. Ph.ler. Linda: JGSC. Tallahas sec. FL Phillips. Sally: JEECGadsden. AL. Pollock, Lynda lPB. Huntsville. AL; Ponder. Elirabeth: IEEE. Birmingham. AL; Porter. Elizabeth JPB. Selma. AL. Price. Liz JVOA. Little Rock. AK. Quatlcs. Sliar.e. IVAT, Dalton. GA. Ragland. Katherine 2IE. Birmingham, AL. Raley. Roxanne 2PB. Montgomery. AL Ray. Allison: lGE'L. Pittsburgh, PN, Roark. Nan 4FI, Greenwood. SC. Rocha. Betsy: IPPY. Decatur. AL; Root. Tina -ILSC. Sanford. NC;Sanford. Harriet: 1SMH. Dadcville. AL. Savetbrey. Greta JURA, Atlanta. GA. Scott. Lisa 2FLB. Orlando. FL; Sear-foss, Debbie JFLB, lakeland. FL ;reeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgreeksj 4“0 Delta Chi Delta Delta Delta Sliovklcy. Sharon: IPB. Nashville. TN. Sittason. Shelly Jo: 5HPR. Dcnnu, AL. Smith. Sandra: 3GB. Mobile. Al Stanford, Caroline: 2PRJ. Montgomery, AL; Stover. Elirabet.t: lFLB. Decatur. AL; Swallow . Alena: IPPY, Dothan, AL; Tanner, Mary Helen 4PCS. Atlanta. GA. Tatom. Tere� a: 2GC, Brun didge. AL Taylot. Paula: 3LT. Sylacauga. AL; Thompson. Amy: I NS. Perry. GA; Thompson. Edith- 3GE. Mobile. AL, Turner. Kalti 2PRS. Atlanta. GA; UnderwoocL Lisa 211). Decatur. AL; Van Demon. Bctay: 2NS. Hollywood. FI.. Waldrip. Patti IPT. MoAtfOilKty. AI ; Wall. Jan IPB. Nashville. TN Walter . Elizabeth: 4 PCD, Troy. AL; Wat Ian . Donna i.MK. Birmingham. AL. Weaver. Lynita tGC. IXxhan. AL. Wiggins. Lynn: 2PB. Gadsden. AL; William . Barbara- 3VOA. Montgomery. AL; Wilson. Ida JEF.C. Montgomery. AL. Wise. Lea 2GC. Troy. AL. Wcxad.Jeannic: iGJM. Birmingham. AI. Woodbury. Donna: lPB. Orlando. FL. Afflerk. George T.: 2VAG. Woodbridge. VA; Alvarez. Larry Ray: 2AM, McLean. VA. Ashburn, Michael Alan. 3MPS. Titusville. FI.; Bates. Michael E: 2PB. Birmingham. AL; Bryan. William Bradford: JINM. Marietta, GA Burdine. Kenneth Lee. 2EE. Titusville. FL. Doane. Jofin H 2PB. Montgomery. AL; Eble, Cortland F.: 2GL Fleminpon, NJ, Farrar. Robert K.: 3GAT, Phenix Gry. AL; Fitrsimmon . Timothy E.: 3EE. Ft. Walton Beach. FI.; Goodman. Carey S : JFI. Plantation. FL; Goodsell, Tim D.: 4BSC. Florence, AL; Cnffir John S.: 2AC. Titusville. FL Holt. Donald Randal: 2AC, Birmingham, AL. Harden, David L. 4VAG. Orange Park. FL. Huff. Raymond L 4LEC. Waycros . GA; Johnson. David Joseph: JMK. Blueficld, WV; Jones, Alan T IPN. Mobile. AL; Jordan. Jim L: 2GL. Macon. GA. Keene. Kutt M : 2PB. Jacksonville. FL. Lind. Gustaf Ragnar 2PM. Sara-land. AL Long. Tom Clay: 2BSC. Huntsville. AL; Manning, Beniamin F. 4GB. Marietta. GA; Merritt. Don G.: 2PB. Atlanta. GA. Mitchell. Oddis. Gary: 2ME. Decatur. AL, Neill. William S : 4IF.. Shalimar, FL; Poole, Cary Franklin: 2GHY, Columbus. GA. Price. Larry E. 4AC. Merritt Island. FL. Rodgers. Charles Steven: I PD. Auburn, AL South. Paul F 4JM. Fairfield, AL; Taylor. Lee Y : 2EE, Jacksonville. AL; Tilton. William M : 4EE, Tampa. FL; Waldnp, Steve Lamar: 2AM. Gainesville. GA. Witchead. Charles R .Jr. 4EE. Ft Walton Beach. FI.; Woodring. William Thomas 3FI. Birmingham. AL; Arnold. Rachel Leigh: Sweetheart. Auburn, AL Ames, Robin. USD, Stone Min. GA. A than. Tracy 1GC. Childersburg. AL; Bandy. Elizabeth: IRSM. Orlando, FL; Bate . Elizabeth: JFM, Greenville, SC; Gatson, Caroline 4CT. Greenville. SC. Bishop, Susan: )PY, Gadsden. AL Blebirs, Donna: ICC Dothan. AL; Boswell. Amy: )FCD, Montgomery. AL; Botdotf. Nancy: )PB. Drvitur. GA. Bozarrh. Cheryl 1GC. Pompano Beach. FL; Brasher. Beth Ann: ICTC. Montgomery. AL; Bricken. Louise: JHM, Montgomery. AL. Browning. Teresa 4MK. Orlando. FL. Bryars. Susan- 1PPY. Enterprise. AL Burkett, Jeanie: )PB. Huntsville. AL; Cart, Connie IFM, Luveme, AL; Clark, Katrina 2PPY, Montgomery, AL; Cobble, Carol: )PB. Ft Payne. AL; Gslcman, Karen- 4AC. Tampa. FL; Conner. Patricia: 4FI, Tampa. FL; Cook. Yonda: IPL Pike Road. AL;Cooper. Margaret Ann: 3EF.C. Atlanta, GA. Cosma . Elaine lFCD. Birmingham. AL; Coulter. Moerr 20P, Huntsville. AL; Cox.Cary : 4ENH. Atlanta, GA; Crandall, Beth: 5PB. Birmingham. AL; Crigler. Nancy: 4RSB. Magnolia Spring . AL; Davidson. Ion 1VAT. Mt Olive. AL; Davis. Susan: 2MA. Centre. AL; Davis, Susan: 1SEH Montgomery. AL eeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgr 4?l Denman, Donna: IRSS. Nitcville. FI.; Drwing, Janr iGC, lampa. FI., IFjimndJulx: IPN. Florence, AI.; DiMillo. bun A 'AMN. Hollywood, FI,. IXwncy. leslec .’PB. Birmingham, A I. Dnhberlcy, Sharon .’PB, Savannah, GA. Fbcrt, Amy: 2PB. l-ulev. AI.. hllioll, Laura IPB. Atlanta.GA F'inli. IXmna: IPB. Adama, CA; Firming, Katherine. iGC, Birmingham. AI.. Flowery Myra IIKF, Rome. GA; Huge, Nancy: 1GB. Miami. FI., Fulcnwnicr. Catherine. 2K.D. Savannah, GA; Garlington. Vuki 4MK. Plantation, FI., Gcilach. Bonnie IPB. Lake City. FL, Glascock. Ann- M’PY. Lookout Mm.TN. Godfrey. Lcedith IGC. Jacksonville. FI.; Grammas. Lynn: 2PRS. Birmingham. AL; Greco. Stephanie: -IPIR. Huntsville. AL. Hag-erman. Krllte IFM. Gadsiirn. AI.; Hamill. Amy 1PRS. Panama City. FL, Harbert. Sarah: 1RSC. Orla.mio. FI., Harlan. Anne ll’B. Winter Haven. FI., Harric, Fran: IFCD,Cartcrssillc. GA. Hendrix, Tr y 2DCH. Muscle Shoals. FI.. Hcrlong. Sherry IPB. Jacksonville. FL. Hill,Jacqueline IGC, Shawnee Missions, KS. Hill. Pamela: IPB. Caitcrsvillc. GA. Huckobcr. Ruben. IGC. Jacksonville. FL. Hutihmt. Tern: JGHY, Huntsville. AL; Isbell. Nancy: INS. Hunciville. AL; James, Cindv -tPG. Ijke Paik. FL jemen. lXilaii PB. Mobile. AL. Jcrnigan. Joy 2PB. Brew ton. AL. Kavtanaku, Julie: 2CPC, Huniwille, AL; Keener, Carol: I IFF. Montgomery. AL. Keener. Suzanne: IPPY, Montgomery. AL. Keller. Kimberly: sRRS. Paloc Verde . CA; Kelly. Bridget IPT, Hunttville. AL; Kelly. Ellen: IGJM. Ailanu.GA Kelly. Karen I) 1RSM. Huntiville. AL. Kelly, Karen 2VAT. Huntsville, AL. Kelly. Pam. iGC. Andalusia. AL. Key ion. Joyce XX' IVnhan. AL; Knighr. Gayle IPB. Largo. FL. Lavacer. Pamela K IFM. Huniwille. AL. lee. Gen ILEH. Savannah. GA; lemley. Nancy I. 2NS. CcevcCoeur. MO. la-wac. Ijccy 2PB. Alachua. FL; Lnii, Linda .’PRJ. Dothan. AL. Lowe, Stacy Ann IGC, Melbourne. FL. Maddox. Stacy I PM. Biloxi. MS. Marshall. Cacol: IF.F.C Huntsville. AL. McKinnon, Rebecca: 2GBI, Chambtee. GA. Michaels. Cynih.a: I VAT, Montgomery. AL, Moody, Barbara IFCD. Florence. AL O'Brien. Rebecca 2MDT. Aubuin. AL. Ockim. Patty: 2GPG. Montgomery. AL. Overton. Kimberly: 2FM, Pike Road. AL; Parks. Van Flier XRSS. Savannah. GA; Pattcrion, Jane IPB. Pensacola. FL; Pattern !. Patncia -ITN. Montgomery, AL. Pemberton. I cborah: JPB. Rochester. NY. Pepper, Nancy: JFI, Tampa. FL Perry . Debbie dSSS. Tuikcgce. AL; PiIgrcen. Lasa 2PB. Auburn. AL. Pyle. Patricia: ll-FC Winter Haven. FL; Rhem, Andrea: • AC. Mobile. AI.; Richards.Gayle: ll.JM. Mobile. AL. Roberts. Catlscrmc. 2GBI. Gainsvillc. FL, Schrader, Cynthia 2liltF. Hollywood. FL. Sharpe. Lynne IPB. Dalton. GA Singleton. Leigh 1GPG. Atlanta. GA. Skipper. Darla J : IGED. Gamsville. FL. Slocum. Cynthia IRSC. Miami. FL; Smith. Becky 2LSC. Tallahassee. Fl.; Stewart. Sandra: I PL Montgomery. AL. Stocklcy, Susan 4AC, Germantown. TN, Stone. JoAnn: 2GC, Marianna. FI.. Stout. Lee Anne ll.T. Signal Min . TN Strmman. Jean CMK Montgomery. AL. Trundle, Suzanne 5FM. C.’iattanooga, TN; Tubcrville. Sharon Rosa: 2PPY. Sheffield. AL. Tumlin. Trudy. 2FCD. Canersvillc. GA. Tuten. Anne IAC Jasper. FL; L’peon. Kay: 2PN. Gadsden. AL; Veittretf, Anne Sessions lPPV'. Clayton. AL; Ventress. Rian- -IPB. Clay-tun. AL Walsh. I.isa IGJLM. Atlanta. GA. Walton. Angela 2PB. Mir-«U (.A Waslcy. Wendy IFM. Birmingham. AI.. Waters. Anne D IFF.C. lakeland. FL. Webb. Lynn IPB. Huntsville. AL. WcIScs. Atny. JVAG. Atcadia. FL. Wiggcts. Anna Fay. 2PB. Savannah, GA; Wilhkle. Peggy 2GC. Tampa. FI. reeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgreeksg ••j Delta Gamma Wilkcrson. Ruth 4AC. Jaiksonsilic, FL. Wilton. Betsy: INF, Marietta. GA; Wilton. Gire: 4MCH. Like Minin. At; Wood. Nin y: 2RSR. Huntsville. At; Yimc.Sunn: 2PRS. Miami, Ft; Adams. Kelley 2DAS. Kings Mtn . NC Akin. Melissa 2EEE. I-a nett. At; Allen. Laura 4APS. Ft Lauder-dale. FL. Anthony. Jill 3SC. Hoffman Estate . II.; Autrn. Lit 3LPO, Birmingham, AL; Barnett, Theresa 1GC, Birmingham. AL; Berry. Julia tl’RS, Ncwnan, GA; Biles, Pamela 3LEC. Prattville, AL; Blackburn. Hetty: PPY, Gadsden. At Bonasera. Deborah: 1PB. Decatur. AL; Bowen. Kathy: IHPR, Cummins. GA. Bowen. Stephanie 2PB, Winter Garden. FL, Bridget. Barbara: 3FC5. Deattville. AL; Brown. Jill 4MK. Hattiesburg. M . Browning. Carol JPNM. Sylacauga. AL; Caldwell. Theresa 2PB. Ft. Sam Houston. TX; Conn. Lautic. IPS. Cutset a. AL Comeliwn, Ann- lPCN. Hunttville. AL; Crawford. Sandy 2MT. Atmore. AL. Curler. Becky JFCS. Atlanta. GA; Dance. Mary Ruth: )PB. Maditon. TN. Dark. Lynn iPY. Ale City. AL. Dease. letlie 3GPC. Montgomery. AL. DePadro. Catherine 2PI, Ft Ijcxlerdale, FL; Ihx, Marianne: IVAT, Birmingham, AL Dooley, Susan IPS. Collinsville. AL. Edwatds. Eli abcth 3 PCS, Madison. FL; Engelmann, Kathy 3MK. Greenville. SC. Folsom. Cindy: IADS. Tuscaloosa, AL. Fuller. Susan: 2PPY. Orlando. FI.; Furlow. Ann 1PN. Montgomery, AL; Graham. Ginger: 4ENH. Talladega. AL Gregg. Missy IFM. Wayne. PA Gregory. Alison: iGMH. Greenville. SC. Griner. Janice 2PB. Ocilla. GA. Haffner. Susan: 4MT. Birmingham. AL. Hardy. Bobbie: JEED. Atmore. AL: Harper. Beverly: I BA. Montgomery. AL. Haynes. Rcba 3SEH. Pell City. AL; Hecht. Kristin: 3FF.D, Hunttville. AL. Hines. Anne lAC. Miami. FI. Hollingsworth. Ann IFS. Carrollton. GA. Hudson. Patricia 2IND. Barberry Kirkwood. MO; Ingiith. Dianna 2PPY. Scotty boro. AL. Junes. Evelyn: lPB. Birmingham. AL. Jones. Janilyn: lEEC. Lynn Haven, FL; Jones. Kathryn JPB. Prattville. AL; Kartor. Karan 2PB. Talladega. AL. Kellv. Kimberly: 2GFL, Bit mingham. AL Kennamet. Kim I ID. Albertville. AL. Ijmkc. Marilyn 4CDP. Miami. FL. Langston, lunda IPS. Birmingham. AL, Ijnkford. Cathy 4RSC-. Birmingham. AL. Laskowski. Susan: 2AM. Chattanooga. TN; l.iw. Linda 2GL. Montgomery. AL; leech. Carol: lHPR.Chamblee.GA. leech. Paula tMK. Chamblee. GA Levesque. Sharon 3CE. Childersbutg. AL; lewis. Sonia 4RSS. Enterprise. AL, l.indberg. Dorothy tPRS. Huntsville. AL; luke. Pam 3EEC. Thomasville. GA. Lynch. Caroline: 3I CS. Scotts boro. AL. Mai ini. Lynn JFM. Trumbcll. CT. Marshall. Lynda. 2GSC. F.ufaula. AL, Martin, Ann 2HPG. Panama City. FL Martin. Deborah 3FB. Gallatin. TN; Matthews. Dale 2PB. Atmore. AL. Maynard, Juba lOH. Montgomery. AL. McCray. Cynthia: 4PY. Greensboro, AL; NIcGalliard, Sonya Jo IRSM. Millbrook, AL; McGaughy. Anna 30H. Montevallo. Al.; McGee. Virginia IGHY. Sumter. SC. Ms Ivor. Beth: 2AC. Neptune Beach. FL McLean. Sandy IGMH. Atlanta. GA, McNulty. Jane 4ML'. Miami. FL. Metcalf, Katrina: lPB, Montgomery. AL. Miller, Becky: iGC. Sc. Petersburg, FL. Millet. Lautic 3EEC. St Petersburg, FL, Miller, Sharon: 4CHE. Montgomery. AL. Mills. Jett: 2IIPR, Grady. AL; Montgomery, Caroline: 3ZY. Atlanta, GA. Norris. Marilyn: 2EF. Dothan. AL. Moseley. Sonya 3PY. Floral . AL; Mullins. Jane IPSY. Perry. GA. Neal. Annette: FAC. Holly Pond. AL; N'elion. Lynn: 2PT. Birmingham. AL. Nichols, Pamela: 3EE. Birmingham. AL. Nichols. Patricia IPV, Birmingham. AL, Odom, Stephanie: IPN, Tuscaloosa. AL Beksgreeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgrt «•« Patterson. Kith) 3CDP. Birmingham. AL; Patterson, lau: IPT, Sumter. SC; Pearson, Theresa JAC. Autaugavillc, AL. Pettigrew. Julii 2NF. Edgefield. ST. Power . Donna: 4GB. Tucker. GA; Prut. Lethe 5 SB. Ailama. GA. Prey. Peggy IPPV. Hixson. 17s’. Ralph. Debbie: 2PB. Huntsville, AL Ri hards. Diane: 4BSC, Horen e. AL. Rim, MdiU: 3SSE. Seim . AL Ruff. Mary Elizabeth I MU, Thomaston. GA; Rusk. Sharen 5UA, Birmingham. AL; Sthocssler. Mary I EE. Alpine. AL; Sho elton. Sour 2PB. Huntsville. AL; Sigmon. Cathey: 4SEII. Birmingham. AL. SijjEmon. Linda: IPRS. Dothan. AL Smith Shrill 411 PR, Andrews AFB. Ml), Socllgrovr. Beth: 4PY. Greenville. AL; Stacey, Tanya 2LAC. Tallassec. AL; Ste-venson. Kithtyn: 1PB. Montgomery, AL. Sumner. Sharon: 2EEE, Dun woody, GA; Trim, Daiinn: 3 EEC, Eclectic, AL; Vickery, Mien: I PM. Scottsboro. AL; Waldrup. Ann: IPT. Montgomery. AL Walker, Sally: 311 PE, Auburn. AL. Walton. Yevonne IGC. Birmingham. AL; Whitkxk. Denise 2PB. Atlanta. GA; Whittle. Rosemary 2GC. Hayncsvillc. AL; Wilson. Cindy )PB. Atmorc. AL. Wilson. Donna 4VOA. Auburn. AL. Wood. Beth- 2GPG, Nashville. TN. Armbrcstcr. David Allan. 2TE. ChikJcraburg, AL. Biinca, Byton Grafford: IGI.. Pensacola. FL; Bernard. David A ; 6HPR. Decatur. AL; Bock. Peter Stewart 4AR. Mobile. AL; Carter. Steven Lowell. IAN. Troy. AL. Chiovari. Frank A 2PB. Wantagh, NY Cobb. Michael David: 2BSC. Portion, GA; Cobb. Stephen Dale 3INM. Fori son. GA. Cole. Williim H 4FI, Key Bixaync. FL. Coons. Chet Divid IFF. Pins. KY; Florence, George Robert 3PL Jonesboro. GA. Foreman, William F.. Ill; 6ME. Enterprise. AL. French. Michael Scott: 4AF. Pensacola. FL. Gilpin. Burton Edward: 1MRB. Newfoundland, PA. Graves. Steven E : 4VTI, Fivettc. AL; Green, S. Rox: 4AC, Ft Walton Beach. FL; Heath, Bruce L.: -IAS. Enterprise. AL; llillia, Richod Guy: IPO. Centerville. OH; Unit. Ronald William 5AM. Enterprise. AL; Jacobs. Robert John: 1ZY. Auburn. AL. Kicfhabcr. James E : 3TN. Stamford. CT. Kilgore. John Michael: 2KF. Auburn. Al. King. Joseph L 4FI, Birmingham. AL. Krnodsmin. Gordon A 4FI. Enterprise. AL; Leach, Kvle C.: ICE. Decatur. GA; Ixes. Garv W : JME, Columbus. GA. Igwandowski. Steven E.. 2PO. Milwaukee. Wl. Laity. William C.Jr 4AM. Attalla. Al.; laiby, Thomas J IMF.. Akron.OH; Miller. Michael H : 3MH. Mobile, AL Mims. Jim. Jr 4EC, Enterprise. AL; Martin, Steve: IPN. Syla cauga. AL; Ollivcr. Fred C 3CJ. Oarkesville. TN; Pipitone Paul J.: -IMF. Akron. OH; Roach. Wilton Gregory: 2PB Auburn. AL; Schmidt. David II : 6SC, River Vale. NJ. Scott George E. IV: 2IE. Birmingham, AL Scott. Michael I. 2PB Atlanta. Ga Stapleton. Emory Lawson: 4SC. Greenville. SC. Stewart. James R. III. 3CHE. Auburn, AL; Waldo. James V . Jr 4HEC Atlanta, GA. Ward, Stuart lee IMF. Short Hills. NJ; Wellington. Raymond Andrew: SAM. Gunter Al-B, AL; Whitten, Richard A SMK. Plirhopc. AL. Wise. Mark Saxon JGB. Andalusu. AL Adams. Bruce Stanley 4RSC, Cocoa Beach, FL; Atkinson, Robert M 3MYL. Birmingham, AL; Barton, Albert K , Jr : 3SMU. Eufaula. AL. Beniamin. David J 4GB. Giiiland, NY. Bode. William E 2IE. Montgomery. AL; Brackcen. Gery Lee: 2PPY. Athens. AL. Bradshaw. Howard L: 3AC. Birmingham. AL. Buyers. William ICE, St Petersburg, FL; Carmack, Comer A : 4ME. Golumbu . GA; Carter. Phillip R. IMTL. Atlanta, GA. Chester. Mark C: 3VA. Atlanta, GA. Grighaito, Thomas 5FI.B, Birmingham, AL Cobb. John K.: SPY, Montgomery, AL; Cochran. Harold Wayne: 3CJ. Metntt Island. FL Delta Sigma Phi Delta Tau Delta reeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgreeksg Delta Zeta Coleman. Arlin Edward: IFH. Anniston, Al.. Cork, Travi 4JM. Valdosta. GA; Dkbon. Williui Neville III. IPUD. Mobile. AL. Duke. Andrew I sTN. Ft lauderdalc. FL. Elliot. DonaM Mmocl: 5CF., Dothan. Al.. Gentle. Michael Dean ll’V. Suets-l o. AL. Gray. Glenn K : 1 PI.. Sardinia. FI.; Gunter. Kandv l X HE. Gadsden. A L; Hill. Scon II JBSC Maitland. FI.; Harris. Hal R Jr IPB. Anniston. AL; Hinkle. Kenneth A I.MU. Attalla. AL; Hoolcy. Alan P SMIL. Rockledgr. FI.. Nornsby. William M Jr 'PL. Huey town. AL; Hundley, Thomas I: JFSA. C'lattanoogi, TN. Johnson, Bruce Cameron Jr.. 'VA, Decatur. AL; Kcnnech. lamo Wolev 2CJ. Gadsden. A L; Kn.pht, Tommy IF. )PV, Btiminplum. Al.. latham. James Edwin: 'BSC. Tusokxisa, AL. latham, Jerry Hugh IPN. Scottc-boro. AL leathers. A Steelman IPN. IT-ckeon. TN lane. Brian Walter 'INM. Smith'. AL. MacDonald. Ian Car! 2AM. Nadi-villc. TN; Magee. Marshall Welle: IPX. Atlanta. .A Mitarrece. Rick. ICE. Suck . NJ. M� Gce. John W 1AR. Bonaire. GA. Me l-ain. Bruce II lINM. Naihcille. TN; Melton, Gaylon Alan: MR. Birmingham, AL; Meredith. John B : JMTL, Birmingham. AL, Miller. Howard P JCE. Birmingham. Al.. Miller. James I. IPN. Woodiklgc. VA; Miller. John Bradford 4GB. Richmond, VA. Moultrie, Daniel I 4INM. Birmingham. AL; Na . Kurils Edwin: 4F.E. Cullman. AL. Nichol, Karl Richard 2CF.. Mountain lakes NJ; Oxford. John Taylor GB. Spartan-burp. SC. Patty. Rucc Rir.cc: 2SSF. Atlicnc. Al.; IVterson. Joseph Thomas: 2PB. West Nsack. NY; FVcaben. Keith N.: 4BA. Wil-lumchurp, VA; Radvan. Joseph G AC. Brie kenridgr. PA; Robinson. Philip Wayne: JEE,N-ddy Daisy,TN. Ryan. James Emory: 2CE, Gadsden, AL. Shelby. Ri.lurd M IPN. Florence. AL. Stcpall. William Allen (EE. York. AL. Ward. E Fort III: 'TN. St la u s. MO. Welsh. Althea Vernon IV: 2PB. Gadsden, AL. Wilbammee. Jolir. T : UN. Melbourne Beach. FI.. Wood. William Damron. IF.E. Mobile. AL. Wool-folk. D Kyle Jr aBSC. Midlothian. VA. Wnpht, David: IAN. Warren. MA. Adame. Donna: I.MDT. lean. GA. Allen. Tom 2PRJ. Monroeville. AL. Anpelo. Paula IPB. Birminpham. AL; Armstrong Anne: IPR. Birmmphim. AL, Ashley. I hcei: 5h.EC. Madivm. FI.. Atkins, Lir IGC. Jacksonville. FI . Barner. Dniolla 4VA. Mill-beisok. Al.; Barry, Cindy: I PL. Pembiokc Pines. KL; Bass. Beth lPB. Montgomery. AL. Base. Laura 2FM. Birminpham. AL. Bell. Cheryl: 2FFC. Liphthocice. FI. Bcnnet. Beth )MT. Dun-woody. GA; Blessing. Pam: JGB. Huntsville, AL; Bond, Patti -IFCD. Maiini. FI.. Bounds Repina. 2111. Dothan. AL. Brelsford. Carol 3RD. Plantation. FI., Brooks. Karen ,'FM. lakeland. FL. Brown.Catherine I PM. Birmingham. AL. Brown. Jessica 4PS. Huntsville. Al.. Bryant. Shaniyon IARS. Mobile. AL. Byrd. Shariene tCJ. Huntsville. AL. Carter, Donna 'SMU. Sylacauga. AL, Chapman. Celia IRSC. Birminpham. AL; Collins. Diane 4FM. Jacksonville. FL; Crcacap. Vivian II.T. Foley. AL. Creasy, ( indy 'AC. Birmingham. AL. Crocker, Mary lasu: JGBI, Mobile. AL. Davie. D; nna: KiS, Biininpliam, Al ; Davie. Roberta- . 1 1'. Sarasota. FI.. Drake. Kim 2HPK. Birmingham. AL. IXinmcycr. Ann 2PB. Birmingham, AL. Evans. Shcrils n I EEC. Atlanta. GA. Everett. Donna- 2 iCD. Ft Payne. Al.. Farrell. Catherine .’SAT. Birmingham. AL. Fmfnxk. Becks 2FCI). Coppcrhill, TN; Fon dren. Debbie 2LT. Huntsville. Al.. Fullingirn, Sue iRSB. Clark-stem. (iA. (ierlrman. Jinet JGI'I. Dothin. Al.. Gihfsc, Julia- IPX. B-.r-mmgham, AL; Gtbeon. Dena: IPT. Troy. AL. Gilkspic. Debbie: ti ll. Dalevillc. AL. Gily, Carol IGFIjS, Birminpham. AL. Grin-stead. Kim m DP. Dothan, AL; Grisoctte Paige IMT, lasngview. TX; Hader.Stacey: IGSC. Atlanta.'.A. •eeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgr Hall. Carol: JPY. Dothan. AL; Hamby. Rhonda .'PH. Hunts vilk. AL. Harris. Janet 4F1. Birmingham. AL. Harenficlsl. Leslie ME. O ark. Al.; Heritage, Susan: 4AC. Murfreesboro, TN; Hill, Carolyn: )MT, Stone Men . iA. Holaw-av. Kav IPB. Pro-tpevt. KY. Hoik. France' 4MT. Fok . AL. Holt. Connie 1 PD. Gadsden. AL; Hooper. Kim 1CTC.Clayton. C.A, Howard. Sarah: 4EEC. Huntsville, AL. Huhman, I-cigh: 2IFE. Stone Mm. GA. Jill. Terry 1GC. Aubutn. AL. Jones. Sherry ,'PB. Jasper. AL; Kelly. Jeanne: IEEE. Dunwoody. GA; Kelly. Julie 3EEF.. Dunwoody. GA. Kitchin. Greta 2FM, Atlanta. GA. Kraak. Karol: MiPGS. Jacksonville. AL. Leech. Anne: 2VAT. Glasgow. KY. Lehane. Ellen: 2GC. Birmingham. AL. Utlow. Jane 2PB. Opelika. AL. Lud-lurr. Nancy 4IFF.. Gadsden. AL. Lukcr. Toni JSMH. Monroeville. AL. Mahan.Gitu IPY. Dunwoody.GA. Mallory. Beth: -tCDP. Huntsville. AL. Maloney. Leslie: WBLL. Rotwelle, GA; McBride. Karen 4LT, Huntsville. AL; McCartney. Ann: JFM, Huntssille. AL. McCauley. Danita 4TN. Chickasaw, AL. McHugh, Karen. IFCD. Birmingham. AL. Me Waters, Renee 21FE. Bessemer. AL; Meeks. Summer FCS. Montgomery. AL; Michael. Erin: 4RSM, Canton. GA. Morgan. Laura lRSM. Auburn. AL. Moyer. Kirn: 1MU, Longwuod. FL. Nice. Ten: 4GSC. Columbus. GA. Nesbitt. Sandi 1GC. Aubutn. AL; Newell. Alecia: lFCD, Hueytown. AL; Nowell. Kathy: lEED. Aubum. AL; Oakley. Jan 2PB. Dothan. AL; O'Bryan. Mical: JVDE, Montgomery. AL; O'Mara. Joan: 4HPR. Anniston. AL. Parks. Susan lPRS. Hope Hull. AL. Peters. Carol 2CHE. Greensboro. NC. Pope. Frieda 2HPR. Dothan. AL. Porter. Linda: 1PM, Shalimar. FL. Raflord. Jane IGC. Auburn. AL. Reynolds. Amy. 2PB. Cleveland. TN. Ricker. Lottie 2IFE. Ft Lauderdale. FL; Robinson. Teresa: 4MT. Btrmingham. AL; Rov. Lifcba 2PB. Albertville. AL; Russell. Carol IPT. Aubum. AL. Russell. Kim IGSW. Birmingham. AL Sartain. Rohm: '.NS. Birmingham. AL. Segrect. Julie iF.EC, Graceville. FL; Sherrell. Teri 2FCS. Birmingham. AL; Sibley'. Tetri 2EEC. Russellville. AL. Smith. Sharon: 1PN. Gadsden. AL; Smith, Valorie tPN. Nashville. TN; Stafford. Cindy 4RSB. Indians Harbor. FL. Stinson. Michelle 2FLB. Cedar Blulf. AL, Storey. Debbie: 3CJ. Pensacola. FL. Street. Sharen 3AC. Birmingham. AL; Sober. Mary: 5AC. Montgomery. AL; Sypula. Aimee: 5RSB. Sarasota. FL. Taber. Melanie 2EEC. Birmingham. AL; Thompson. Terr ?NF, Dothan. AL; Thorton. Susan 4MT, Birmingham. AL. Thye. Cynthia t.MRB. Silver Springs. MD. Townshend. Tamara SMU. Birmingham. AL. Vogel. Debbie 4FLB. Indianapolis. IN; Wadsworth. Sharon 2GC. Newtown Square. PA. Walker. Betsy: 2FLB. Montgomery. AL; Walker. Kim: 4AC. Opelika. AL. Warner. Leigh 3PB. Montgomery. AL: Warren. Melanie: I FI B. Dothan. AL. Weatherford. Sara- iPB. Shalimar. FL. Wells. Rosemary: I ID. Somtncrset. KY; White. Julia: 1EF.D. Albertville. AL. Whittetmxe. Bcsky. IGSW. Birmingham, AL; Wiggins.Jane 2EEE, Dothan. Al.; Williams Lynne iPB. Florence. AL; Willingham. Tina IPL'B. Ft Paine. AL; Winslow. Nancy JPRS, Clarkston. GA. Yeager. Suaannc. )MMH, Huntsville. AL. Yearta, Kaye: 3AC. Dothan. AL. York. Diane: lOH, Monroeville. AL; Abel. Liny C . 4ME. Gadsden. AL. Abernathy. Mel: IPS'. Dalton. GA; Abernathy. Guy 4CF. Dalton. GA. Acton. Danny F � MK. Birmingham. AL. Akin, Jim IAR. Opelika. AL. Allison. Tim 2SC Memphis. TN. reeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgreeks£ armhous 4-' Anderson. David M JlNM, Anniston. Al.. Anderson. Keith I FI. Onconia, Al.; Mult nun. Charles Il’N. Pensacola. FI.. Blackmon Harry 4RF,. Pensacola, PI.; lily. Allan 51-1-. ('oral Gables. PI.; Bradberry. Tim: ICE. Birmingham. AL. Bruce. Jerry 'EE. Wetumpka. Al.;Carroll.C Scott: 'OB. Dalton. GA; Carroll. Bill: -IMCH. Dalton. GA; Castleberry, Grant: 6AE, East Point. GA; Crum. Paul: !PB. Lowndesboro. AL; Darnell. Keith: 10E, Grand Bay. AL; Damcll. Scoii Alan; iMF. Grand Bay AL; lc Celle. Charles: IPN. Mcncgomcrv. AL; Dclx ach. John N : 'AG. Lanett. AL. Filand. Al; 4VA. Lanett. AL. FJlis. ( lurk-' David: 'EE. Montgomery. AL. Fisher. Donald R 2MB. Tucker.GA;Gantt,Cleveland D 4GBI. Little River. AL; Gatlin. Mark ICE, Griffin.GA; Golden. Mickey jads. Tallis, vee. AL. Gregg. Stephen- 4INM. Dalton. GA; Griffin. Samuel G IADS. Auburn. AL; Hall. Matthew Warren IV; IADS. Mid way. AL. Hamilton. Richard Jir IPN, Cedar Bluff. AL. Hamner..lim I. 2TC. Lanett. AL; Hay good. Steven F 4MK. Thomatton, GA; Henry. Gus: 2AY. Hope Hull. AL; Howard. Thomas H 2PB. larwndevbocu. AL. Hughes. Thomas I. 4ME, Chattanooga. TN; Johnson. James M JAM, Memphis, FN; tester, James W Jr.: 4 Y. Burlmgroii. NC; Little. John Alan 4.ME. Dalton. GA. McDaniel. E R. HI. 4AC. Birmingham. AL. McDowell. Jeff A. JIE. Muscle Shoals. AL. Montgomery. Ronald: 4AEC. Boat, AL. Murphy. George lee IADS. Abbeville, AL. Mutchnick. Glen Myles 2ME. Mobile. AL; Nordrn. Thomas: 2CF.. Mobile. AL. Ovcrbiugh. Chris N .’ADS. Lake Park. EL; Owens. Scott Wilburn: IADS. Alueville. AL; Patterson. A Frand. JPB. Lanett. AL. Pietcc. Jerry S. Jt. 2AEC. Birmingham. AL. Roberson. Russdl: 'ME. Eairburn. OH; Stlcox. Ronald E: 6AD5, Atmore. AL; Soutullo. Mike IAN. Mobile. AL; Stephens, Timothy M 4CF.. Bessemer. AL. Stutts. William lee Jr I PM. Meridian. MS; Somlin. Bur! Q Jr 2BSC. Mobile. AL; Tamblyn. James 2ME. Mobile. AL. Taylor. Ronald K JGBI. Mobile. AL; Thonngton. James Fletcher 6ME, Birmingham, AL. Thonngton. John Taylor Jr.. JPB. Tampa, l-L; Tomlinson, C. Allen Jl’KS, Cherokee. AL; Vmvard. Shannon: 6AN, Albertville. AL. Vinyird. Steven: 2ME. Albertville. Al.. Walls. David lee IR. Lanett. AL. Wleclet. Ralpli E 1F.E. Adel. GA; Windham. Stephen D: tl-H. Jasper. AL; Furlow. Thomas I. Assoc. Member. Opelika. AL. Estes. Helen Housem-other; Acroyd. Belli JMK. lakelaml. FL; Allen. Tern 2AS, Miami, FL; Anderson. Susan X1J. Newell, AL. Andrews, Catherine: I IFF. Signal Mm . TN. Biker, Nancy: JAMH, Chickirnaugi. GA; BaLancc, Jane: IGPG, Huntsville, AL. Bate. Carol: JAC Plano. TX. Brandt. Sue ICC. Auburn, Al. Bryan. Mary JNF. Miami. FL; Burnett. Betsy JHPR. Miami, FL; Call, Sally: 2GC, Huntsville, AL. Carrier. Kathy JMC. Miami. FL. Chambers. Rene: IPV, Birmingham. AL; Chambers. Trisha- 2MRH. Florence. AL. On-ney. Debbie: 2ID. Kcnnctt Scj. PA. Christman. Jan: 2EEC. Men roe. LA;Cleveland,Carol: JAMH, Huntsville. AL. Davis. Rhonda JURA. IjGrange, GA. IVMircus. lisa- ICJ, lexmgton. KY. Dennis. Jaye: -IVBU. Warner Robins, GA; Densmorc. Tanya 'VOA. Atlanta.CiA. Desmond. IJurcnc JQI. Old Say brook, CT; Ihikcs, Darby: INS. Pensacola. FL; Dykes. Patti: 2PB, Birmingham. AL. pidmundson. Louise: 4PV, Bit minghim, AL; Farmer. Bdm JAC. Birmingham. AL. Fitrpatrick. Ann 'USA. Nashville. TN. Garmon. Kathy 4RSR. Birmingham. Al.; fail-laspy. Gloria JFM. Gadsden. AL; Green. Laurie: 1AMH, Mobile. AL. Griffith. Leva 2 J. Montgomery. AL. Hairclson. Ann JSMU. Dadeville. AL; Harris. Debbie 4PY, Grove Hill. AL. Gamma eeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgi Hogue. 1 nvij 2PB. MeMurray. PA, Homung, Pjigc HKI, Mobile, At.; Howard. Druanne: JNF. Pensacola. ft; Hughe . Tracey IFM. Birmingham. At.. Ivy. Bern IGC, Birmingham, AL; Joining . Stephanie JNF. Ptnsacoli. FI.. Minton, Becky 4EEE. Belleville. II.. John . Jennifer IPB. l xiisvillc. KY. Johnton. Monica IEEE. Enterprise. A I.. Juno. Cathy m ...%1 LaGraiygc, GA; Jones Candy: 4l.Pt). Birmingham. A I.; King. Caiey: I BO. DeFumak Springs FL; l-and, Jot IKNII, Allentown. CIA; levcrmc. Kelli- IEEE. Atlanta. GA; Little. Kathy 2PB. Birmingham. AI-; Little. Pat 2MU. Laurens, SC, login. loArmi 1JM. Bitminglian. AL. Malone, Ciingcr ISMU. Nlontiecllo. CiA. Mandy. Lynda 2RSH, Birmingham. AL. Manning. Flame: 2AC. Rome. CiA. Martin. Karen ICiMHS. Bir mingham. AL. MarviL Luo IPG. Montgomerv. AL. bkCarth . Kathy: M.T. Donwoodv, CIA. Meagher. Linda JFEC. Oiamblee, GA; Meek. Lynn 2VA. Montgomery. Al,. Meeks Sherry: JPB. Syla auga. AL. Moseley. Libby UIPR. R. k IMI. SC. Muckcluth. Julie -5MK. Mobile. AL. Murader, Ginger 2PB. Albany. CiA. Newberry. JoAnra JOA. Sylacauga, AL. N'oriheutr. Anne ILSA. Nashville. TN. Page, lava 2VOA. Birmingham. AL. Peeples. Su.ae Bell 4SIH. Dothan. AL; Peer, Leslie IPB. Galt Shore . AL. I’crry. Denise 2NF. linden. AL. Poison. Georgia IMDT. Snellville. GA; Powell lisa 4PY. Quitman, GA; Prather. Nanry JAC, Dadeville. AL, Prycc, Barbara CADS. Maitland. FL; Ramey. Donna 2EEC. Montgomery. AL. Reynolds, Jamie 2PB, Mobile, AL. Rirhl. Beth -IVA, Auburn. AL: Kiehl. Lydia; 1TM. Huntsville. AL, Robinson, Angela ICiC.. Newport Ne-wy. VA. Robison. Tracy 2PB. Trxa� villc. AL. Rus sell. Terri JCJC. Atlanta.GA; Schrar.t . Barhi IEEE. Fcmandma Beach. FL; Selater. Laura IVOA. Mobile. AL. S pson. Karen IFEC. Centre. AL, Smith. Betsy MIRA. Nashville. TN; Smith, lisa: JOA. IWaville. GA, Stansell. Susan JPY. Manchester. GA. Still, lira: -IEEE. Montgomery. AL. Swanson, leigh IGC. Atlanta. CiA. Tare. IJenise � SMH. Oxford, AL. Tippins Nancy 'PB.Jackvwvtlle. FL; Tunncll, Beth: -IF'I, Andalusia. AL. Vanin, Congee IMRB, Oakdale. NY; Watkins. Kathy I IFF. Birmingham AL: Webber. Carmen 5AC. Miami. FL; Williams Robin JFFH. (ridsdeo. AL. Wirt . C.arlita 4IFE. Huntsville. AL. Woodall, CJiavawn aSC. Atlantic Beach. FL; Wright. Carol lPPY. Birmingham. AL; Allen. Charles Brett: 2PB, Auburn. AL, Allen, lumar: IPB. LaFayccrc, AL; Ambonv. David Iienderson 2AC . Andalusia. AL. Asbury, H Wakefield Jr -IEC, Opelika. AL; Bolling. Ktshard Milton; 2CE, Mobile, AL. Budges. David McEwen ME. Boa , AL. Bryan. James Norwood: :P ’. Decatur. AL. Botch. Brian Wade I BSC. Auburn. AL. Burton. Bob: 'AC. Auburn. AL. Caudle. Christopher Harold )AC. Jonesboro. GA. Caudle, Jimmy Dale Jr. -I.MK.Joncsboeo.GA.Cauthen. David Brnneil 2LPG, Dec a tur. AL. Chtisransen. Jcf f Gordon 201. Decatur, AL; Christopher, Neil E : JPM, Guntcnville. AL: CihriMophcr, Reid Stewart lPM. Guntcnville. AL; Christopher. Richard Miller: JPM. Jacksonville. AL. Clay. Henry Tucker Jr lPM. Macon, CiA; Coppock, Donald W -ICHE. Huntsville, AL: Crenshaw. John F JPN. Fl Deposit. AL, Cunn ngham. Amirrw Heed; 1GPO, Vestavia Hills Al.; Dillon. Rick V 2AC. Ihr-minghjni. AL. DMmun, Michael Robed. 5ADS. IXvilul, AL. Driggers. Robert Stephen: -iPIR. Selma, AL. Ellington. Chnv 'PB. Auburn. AL. English. Dewey Wellington Jr -tJM. Auburn. AL. Eskmd. Bradley Emcft: ME. Nashville, TN' Farrell. William C III JCE. Birmingham. AL. Fend ley. Steven Millard: 'PM. Aubum. AL: Firr. Davis Patterson 4SIK. Decatur. AL; leksgreeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgre Fox, Donald Glenn: 2MK, Nashville. TN; Mall, Jay H, lPB, (iiccttcvillc. SC. Haibargcr. Thomas F.: 2PN. Huntsville. AU Hatharger. Mark I )PH. Huntsville. AL. Hubert. Raymond M E, Birmingham, AL; Hayes, Ixs IMK, Notasulga, AL; Mckiman. Mark Miller 2CF,. Nashville. TN. Ilmvo, David W 2AR Atlanta. GA. Hollingsworth. Jeffrey Ixc 2PB. Auburn. Al., Humphreys. Rots cr« Webster IMK. Greenville, SC. Johnson. Jeffrey Corbett. 11 1-. Pompano Beach. FI.; Johnson. Roben I: IMK. Albertville, AL; Jordan. Robert Kane IPO, Ft. Payne. AL. Kay, Jamc Douglas Jr IGC, Brentwood, TN. Kelly. Thompson Rucker III I AFC. Huntsville. AL. Knxey. Johnny H I FA A. Selma. AL; Langley. Russ H 1PB, Rome. GA. larsen. Timothy James: 1AG. Decatur. AL. Ixbertc. Mark 4MCII. Ifunwille. AL. Ledbetter. James Edward Jr 2PH. Decatur. GA. Lee. William Byron. 2ME, Franklin, TN. Mader, Charles Louis: 2PH. Nashville, TN. Maloney. David Michael: I PH. Franklin. TN; Mathews. David P I FT. Talladega. AL. McAllister. Michael Mason: IAR. Atlanta. GA; McClendon. Hugh F .: 4PB. IjFaytttc, AL. McClendon. James Walter )PUB. La Fayette. AL. McDowell. Charles Wheeler III; � PH. Atlanta. GA; McDowell. Michael Stephen IPV. Atlanta. GA. McPherson. Charles H Jt IPN. Maytscville. AL. Millet. Oiarles IXxiald )ME. Louisville. KY; Mice. David Q : IPN, Columbus. GA. Mise. George W Jr SAC. Columbus, GA Mnorr, Larry Hmnlcc sMK. Huntsville. AL; Morns, Robert C: JINM. Atlanta. GA. Nowell, Donald R : PUB. Marianna. FL. Odum. James Button I BSC. Decatur. AL. Pirker. Al Sim: IGC. LaFayette. AL. Peak. Bruce IxBron sMK. Selma. AL; Peddy. Albry Jce: 1 PH. lakeland. FL. Pettey. Christopher A )MK. Decatur. AL: Powell. Steve I BSC. Ft lauderdale. FL. Quay, Michael H IEC, Dtanwoody. GA. Ragland, lee Htiss� lPB. Nashville, TN. Raney. Thomas Trotter: IMK. Atlanta. GA. Redden. Raymond Frank IMK. Ft. Deposit. AL. Reed. John Phillip: IPB. Greenville. SC. Reese, Hollis Horton: lPB. Rome, GA. Riley. Peter Morris lPB. Andalusia. AL; Rowe. Al L III), Decatur. AL. Rowland. Michael A 2CHE. Scltcixcudy. NY. Ruthalitd. Rabat H F.C, Tuskcgec, AL. Sitvor, Jim: 2CF, Pear to Ordai, Venezuela, Smith. Douglas Francis: I AY. Huntsville. AL; Smith. Jay Paul 4 AC. Smith. Roben l Jr IMK. Decatur. AL. Spar. Wycht Holt I PM. Selma. AL; Staub. Charles B : )PB. Birmingham. AL. Sce-mberger. Martin E lPB. Auburn, AL. Sullivan, Thomas Hall -JBSC, lam svillc. KY; Turner. Frank C 4MK. Bay Minette. AL. Wallace. Harold Clark IGC,. Decatur. AL, Walton, Trip O. ‘PL. laFayette. AL. Weaver. IU 4INM. laFayette. AL. White. Jeffrey P: )AC. Huntsville. AL; Wilkinson, Clinton S. Ill IFAA, Selma, AL, Williams. Jetlrey L: JMK. Selma. AL; Wood. Timothy R 2AG. Tyler. AL. Yancey. Read 1) 5PY. Rayville. LA. Long. Amelia J Housemother. Johnson. Corrie Cumming KA Rose. Rome. GA; Aguilar, Maria: 2GC, Tampa. FL; Anderson. Michele: 2PUB. Ft lauderdale. FL. Arnold. Phyllis: 2PB. Rome. GA; Bach. Sandra ‘IFF. Montgomery. AL; Bait. Mary Lynn: )ZY, Joliet. IN. Baker. Lisa 2SF.H. Hueytown, Al.; Heckhman. Valerie lRSM. Perry. GA. Bernard. Mary: IFI.B. LaFayette. LA. Best. Bethany: 2PB, Albany. GA; Behcbe e. Shawn: IPO. Mobile. AL. Blackburn. Allison -SAC.-. Decatur. GA. Blackmote. Denise 3HPR, F.nterprise, AL, Bolton. Dale IGC.Sylacauga, AL. Bosshard. Leslie 4VA,Sinking Spring. PA, Bo:ay. Maty Ann. )FLB. lakeland. FL. Bowers. Sally lHPR. Nashville. TN. Bow la. Carol - 4RSR. Montgomery. AL. Brxlges. Linda INF. New ion Square, PA. Browning. Beverly: lPB, Nashville. TN. Bryars. Leigh. 2FM. Overland Park. KS. Buchanan. Kay 5AC, Hufau a. AL; Huff. Lynn 2IF. Pensacola. FL. ft _ w 1.1 3JL, Ilk Kappa Alpha Theta reeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgreeksg 4MJ Boicc. Camilc IID. Perry. GA. C-irstcnlicrry. Yvonne ll.T. Auburn. Al ; Coley. Kathryn 2PPY. Hnmm jliim. Al . (imfiiei. Jill 'PR. Birmingham. Al.. ( -mbin. Julie 'IJM. Birmingham. Al.. OjiKimiKlK. Tammy IOM, Palm IVruh (unlin 1-1.. Cnmlord, Peggy: IEEE, Hatrsellc. AL; Culp. Kay: 'AC. Flo -ctKc. AL. Cummins. DrAne; 4FM. Decatur. GA. Daily. Denise 5GJM. Placidia, I I.. Daily, Margaret ‘IP Williston. FL. Danis. Sj anne IMT. Mobile. Al.. Douglas S-.isan 4GPG. Atlanta. CIA; Downing. Jennie 2FC1). Phenix City, AL. Drcwrv, lava: 4FI.B. Ijkclam!. FI.. Duck. Kay iMK. Montgomery. Al. Durham. I.ynne 'PH. Blownvtown. FL; l yc, Cathy JPY. Pensacola, FL; Eastman, Lynn lPN. O ark. AL. EILim, Meli� a 2CTC, Conyef'. AL. Emmondc, Katin: 1HNM, Ft Walton Beach, FL; Fngd. Susie: IPB. Summcfilalc. AL; higlia. Naincttc 2MDT. Tcpusigala Honduras. Freeman. Marguerite 4AMH, Birmingham. AL. Gaffcny, Tina: ISP. Ocoee. FL. Giesclnunn. Flame 2ID. S Louis. MO; Ginn. Sheila JR SC. Huntsville, Al . Goolsby. Sylvia: ’.CiC. Birmingham. AL. Grog. Cimna ISP. Denison. TX; Grimes. Kathy: JK l . Opelika. A L. Guntct. Alisa 'PB. Marianna. FL. Guthrie. Lisa IPB. Birmingham. AL. Hagler. Lori I PD. Ozark. AL Harmon. Rtta 2FY. Gadsden. AL. Handlin. Jayne JGKH. Birmingham. AL. Have, (lathy: IEEE. Huntsville. AL; Hayes. Emily 2PN. Bas Minette. Al. Hiekv Bonnie ISP. Greenville. S . Hill. Kim 211). Orlando. FL; Holmes, leslie 2PB. Homewood, AL. Hopkins, Siacy: IPG. Mongtomery. AL. Huang. Joyce IGB. Huntsville, AL; Ingersoll. (indy: 2RSB. Fait hope. AL; Ireland. Cathy: 2PH. Tampa. FL. Jahton. Manon: 21-SC. St Peters-burg. FL.Jameson. Tina 4CIIE. Overland Park. KS. Johnson. Nancy 'FI. Birmingham. AL; Jones. Sharon 2BCD. Huntsville. AL. Kctly. Cindy 'PB. Atlanta. (.A, Kelly. Mendy IPB. Atlanta. GA. Kelly. Trivia 2CJ. Germantown. TN. Kitchen. Kathy: 'FFH. Brentwood. TN; Kline. Ten 2GSC. Montgomery. AL. I.auhcr. l-aura 5RSC, Sealoed. ! K. Leary. lasa: IFM. Atlanta. GA. Leonard, Paula t( JY. Vcstavia. Al. lewis. Martha 'AC. Birmingham. AL; land. Ginny IHPR. Saraland. AL. Mathisen. Betsy IHPR. Coral Gables. FL; McCreary. Batb 4RSS. Columbus. OH McKay. Cindy. Ill IQ. Selma. AL. McLaurinc.Gayle: 4COP. Winchester, VA. MeMillan, Marsha: 4HEQ. Selma. AL. Me Reynolds. Kak. 2IFE. Irvington. KY. Mitelacll. Maria: IMK. Montgomery. AL. Nall. Karen: 2ID. Birmingham. AL; Nord. Lome 'LEH. Tampa. FL. Nordskc. Nan. 4EEE, Nashville. TN. Oaks. Cindy: 4EEE, Miami, FL.O’Rcar.Susan: -IEEE. Atalla. AL. Palmer. Pam 21L. St Petersburg. FL; Parish. Lna: 21FF, Louisville, KY. Patterson. Pam IOT. Montgomery. AL. Porter. Vicki 4VHE.Fi Wakon. Fl.. Prather. Amy 4FM. Gallatin. TN. Dice. Mary Anne: 2NF. Montgomery, Al.. Prim. Leslie: ICJ. Montgomery. AL; Pugh. Virginia 1VAT. Mobile. AL, Quinlan. Su y 2F.EE. Fort Sill. OK. Real. Mclisa 2PPY. Detroit. AL. Reynolds. Allison: JAM. Winter Haven. FL. Richards. Jen IGPG. Maxwell A F B. AL. Roherrs, laune IPV. Mobile. AL. Roberts. I.yn 'FBI,. Palm Harbor, FL; Roby. Lisa 4VHE, Ft. Walton Beach. FL. Schceiber. Lisa IPB. Lake City. FL. Sewell. Pam. JAC. Montgomery. AL; Sorrell. Catherine 2F.FC. Atlanta. GA. Sorrell. Charolette 'KID. Atlanta, GA. Spain. Susan JHPR, Ihrtr.ing-bam. AL. Stepp. I eta 4SSC, Rome. GA. Still. Lynn. lGC. Montgomery. AL; eeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgri Stroud. Karhy KiKi, Memphis. TN. Summcrford, Susan JlilX . Hamilton. AL; Teal. Robyn: 2PRS. Winter Garden, FI.. Thomas. Katha 1AC ' Hgomccy. Al.. Truman. Mali JWI, Howling (iiccn. KV silo. Carol: I VAT. Atlanta. GA; Ufford. Viwn IPM, .Montgomery. AL; Van Fm en. Linda IGST. Wilmington. I 1.. Van Brink. Suvin- IGC Huin Rouge. I.A; Waddaal. lain l(IC. Phcr.ix City, AL; Wadi worth. Dacia: 2GC, Tampa. FL; Walsh. Kalin GPG. Enterprise. AL. WatMm. Jan. I CISC. Anniston. AL. Webb. Ir lic tF.F,E. Jacksonville, FI.. West, Charolette XB . IndiitlantK, FL; Wcit. Donna: 2PM. Hamilton. AL. Wheeling, laurel 2PM. Cocoa Both, FL; Wiginton, Cindy 2PPY. IVtisaeola. FL. Williamson, Patsy. tlll’R. Miami, FL. Woxiham. Anne I PM. Anstcy. AL. Wood ton. Leslie JSMH. Burlington. AL. Yourvt.Jane: 2AR. Tullahoma, TN; Adair. Tern l( .'. Huntsville. AL, Akin. Marie: 2PB, Birmingham. AL. Allen, Eli aFeih JCDP. Tallahavscc. FL. Bailey, lanaite SPI. Birmingham. AL. Barnes. Harriet 4LT. Manchester. GA; Barrett. Angie: 1PPY, l-ilayettc. AL. Barron. Beth INS. Nrwnin. GA Biddixon. Sue: JMK. Sr Brtershurg. FL. Blanton. Margaret 2PB. Selma. AL; Bowden. Frankc SHY. Eufaula. AL. Boydl Carolyfi (AC. Auburn. AL. Bradley. Allyv.n KiJM. Mobile. AL; Bradley. Kelsey 2GSW. Mobile, a:.. Brady, Pun 2PB. Sc;ma.At. Browder. Kriiti: il’B. Columbus. (iA. Browder. Penny 4AC, Columbus. (iA. Brown. Hope IFCD, Montgomery. AL. Brvant. ( ammie: RSM. lakeland. FL. Bryant. Patti 2KEC. Dothan. AL; Bugg, Susan 2AC. Abbeville. AL. Bulkxk. Avhlty: 111). Mobile. AL. Capps,Cathy ill). Spnngfield, VA; ( arrell. Rhea IPG. Deeatur. AL; Cay lor. Karen: 2PPY. DeFumak Springs, FL. Chappell. Anise 2NT. Huntsville. AL. Oicatham Debbie IGC, Ft Deposit. AL; Coats, Emily: 2ID. Shelby vilie. IN; Compton. Cindy 2VOA. Sweet Water, AL. Conner. Lyne )EF.E, Huntsville. AL, Cook, ( ammie 'PB. Union Springs. AL. Crenshaw, Debbie 2PPY, Decatur. AL; Davit, Amy IEEC, Andalusia, AL. DcBardelcbcn. Lisa 2EEC. Selma. AL. Dixon, Lacy: -IPIR. Montgomery. AL; Douglass. Vicky 3CIIE, (iulf Bree e. FL; Dyas. lee 2PB. Aulxarn. AL. F.idson. Suranne 2FCD. Dothan. AL. listock. Dtana IPB. Birmingham. AL. Figg. Karen I LA. Tallahassee. FL; Floyd. Candy -IMK. Bloommgdale. IN. Floyd. Tina IPRI. Columbus. GA. Fluker. Kathy: JVAT. Auburn. AL. Fos let. Eleanor. )FLB. Otlaixio. FL. Gardner, Eva Lyn. IMK. Montgomery. AL.Gaskill, Nanty iPB. Birmingham. AL; (•ord, Ann: 4EEC, Toney. AL; (iorman. Lynn: I AT, Birmingham. AL. I lam brisk. Lisa 2()P. Scotsboro. AL. Hardm. Marty JVAT. Opelika. AL. Harris, Alta PT. Montgomery. AL; Harris. Karen 2HY. Ft. Deposit, AL, Hightower, Meg 4EEC, Syla sauga. AL. Hill. B « XiAT. Montgomery. AL. Hodges. Sabrina I FIJI. IXinwoody. GA. Howie. Janie IRSS. Griffin, (iA. Humphries. Lai lECD. Montgomery. AL, Huston. Cathy 2PB. Coral (rabies. FL. Jackson. Claire 2PT. Catcrsville. ( A. Johnson. Ashley: IGC. Millcrsburg. KY. Jordan. Celia 2EEC. Jordan,Suranne: IPB. Vestavia Hills. AL; Kctihuin. Denise IMl)T. Demopolis. AL. Kinard. Kathy: JSEH. Shelby. NC. lamg. Gaye IHPR, Eufaula. AL. Lancaster, Debbie: IEEE. Andalusia, AL. Lange. Miebdle 2IFE. Auburn. AL. lungston. Christy IMK, Huntsville. AL. l.aRussa. Karen IFM. Birmingham. Al.. Lawson. Oickct X� C. Birmingham. AL. Kappa Delta reeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgi l-ee. Tcii IID. Goldsboro. NC; Lockwood, LuAnnc 3CPG. Eufaula. AL; Lovin, Suay: 2VBU. Decatur. AL. Luka. Cathy 4FI. Memphis. TN. Ijji . Stella 4AC. Mobile. AL. Lyon. Trxia: ■IEEC. Mobile. AL; MeAliley. Lisa: 3EEE. Eufaula. AL; McAlister. Linda: JVAT. Dothan. AL. McCormack. Caredyn: 3MN. Ft Walter Beach. FI.. McKinney. Susan: JPO. Mobile. AL. McQuinn. Amy IFM, Huntsville. AL; Mogge. Derisc: 3EF.C. Birmingham. AL; Morgan. Teresa; 2PPY, Greenville. AL. Morricon. Kathy 2NF, Montgomery. AL; Neely, Janie: 3H. Asheville. NC; Nelson. Betts 2TH, Augusta. GA . Nichol, Jane: iPV, Selma. AL. Nicbol. Paula 2PM. Selma, AL. Nichols, Nancy: SAC. Birmingham. AL. Ollinger. l.yn: 2PV. Mobile, AL; Owens, Anne 5AC, Birmingham. AL. () icr, Ann: SRSB. Decatur. AL. Pace. Cindy: UIPR. Mobile. AL; Parker. Pam WCD. Ijrayette. AL. Parsons. Ginger 2BI. Hucvtuwn, AL; Passailaigue. I-aura- GB, CoJumhuc. GA. Peddy. Carolyn SAC. Prattville. Al.. Peeples. Dawn; 2FM. Birmingham. AL; Pickett. Kate. 3GSW, Mongtomcrv. AL. Pierce, Jenny 3SSS. Auburn. AL. Pitts, Linda: 2PPY. Abbeville. AL. Potts. Jody: 2HPR. Mobile. AL. Poundstonc. (.Indy: 2FCD. Montgomery. AL. Powell, Beth: 2NS. Mubclc. AL. Ptice. Sandy: 3FM. Sylacauga, AL; Pugh, Melony: 5PRJ. Dadeville, Al.; Putycar. Lynn 3PO. Franklin. TN. Quinlivan, Susan: 3VHI;. Atlanta. GA. Richter. Karen. lVAT. Huntsville. AL; Riley. Ruth 4MK, Car-tersville. GA; Roberts. Carol 5PV. Dcmopohs, AL; Roberts, Lane: -IMK. (kslumbus. GA. Robetts. Melanie -SPY. Demopolis, AL; Runyan, lee 2PB. Birmingham. AL. Rush. Kathy 1E. Auburn. AL. Rutland. Lucy: 3EEC, Montgomery. AL. Scarbrough. Linda: � HPF.. Sc. Petersbutg. FL; Scofield. Julie 3EEC. IVFuniak Springs. 1-1.; Simmons: 2FI.B. Tampa. FL; Slaughter. Amy 21 . St. Petersburg. FL. Smith. Carrie: 1PT. Cattetsvillc. GA. Smith. Natalie -tCiSW. Huntsville. AL. Sneed. Penney: 2HRS. Huntsville, AL. Stewart, letcy: 3-MK. Decatur. AL. Tatum. Carol: SKID. Opelika. AL. T ulof. Wcndolyn: (PRS. Brundidge. AL; Thornton. Beth: 2PB, Huntsville. AL. Tothett. Sara Jane 2PL, Opelika, AL; Turner. Pam IFM. Atlanta. GA; Urgcr. Lynn -ISMU. Fayette. AL. Walker. Jan 2PB. Decatur. AL; Ward. Amy: iGC, Brent, AL. Washington. Ten SVBU. Russellville. AL; Waters. Shirley: IEEC, Jacksonville. FL; Watkins. Jana. IEEC. Dadeville. AL. Wccldington. Ann: 2GJM, New ran. GA; Wells. Dorothy : -1EH, Selma. AL. West, (.indy IPG. New-r-an. GA. White. Leigh: 3CHE, Montgomery. AL; Wilkinson. Rcyndy: 4EEE. Selma. AL. Williams. Kathy IMK. Auburn. AL; Wood. Melanie: IPB. Columbus. GA; Wood. Rhonda: lPB. Dun woody. GA. Worrall. Frar.. IGSW. Perry. GA; Wyne. Chris -IEEC. Huntsville. AL; Yarbrough. Susan: ICED. Covington. LA. Yeaxgan, Josephine IFM. l-atayenc. AL; Young. Amy: iSSC. Putnam. AL. Yocang. Beth l|M. Puinjm. AL. Zci flet. Leigh: 2GC. Scottslxico. AL; Adams, Jar. this. Northport. AL. Allred. Gail 3PB. Oxatk. AL; Baggett. Marilyn: 3PB, Tampa. FL; Baker. Beverly. 4VA, Tallascee. AL. Barker. Dawn: H)H. Win ter Park. FL; Becker. Mary Edna 2PB. Bay Mmetre. AL. Blankenship. Carol 4AC, Birmingham. AL; Bourgeois. Karen' IPRS, Winter Park. FL; Branson. Laura 3HPR. Anniston. AL; Brick man. I slie lVAT, Mountain Brook. AL. eksgreeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgre Burn. Beck)' 1VA, Florence, AL. But :. Becky 2SSS. Monroe-villc, AL; Came. Pamela: IGC. Auburn, Al.. Campbell. Portia 27.Y. Albany. GA; Christian, Sharon: 4VA. Anniston, AL, Cneoran. Cindy JIFF., Ixfaula. AL; Collier. Sharon JGMH, Enterprise. AL; Coppedge. Nancy 1PPY, Columbia, TN; Coupland. Janet: 1GSC. Marietta, GA. Eskew, Becky 2IE. Birmingham, AL, Fclsher. Sherry: -JRSM. Montgomery. AL. Friuc. Becky IGC, Birmingham. AL; Garvin, le-ah- I EEC. Miami. FI. Godfrey. I ebbic IFNI. Columbus. GA. Goodgamc, Kim JFM. Pell C-.ty. AL, Hale, Jennifer. 2HF. Duravillc, GA; Hall. Ann JGSC, Huntsville, AL; Harrell. Ann IGC, Montgomery. AL. Harrell. Linda: JPB. Montgomery. AL. Hawkins, Martha Lynn I EEC. Troy. AL; Heapy, Valeric: JFM. Ft Walton Beach. FL. Henley. Devany: 4AC. Tampa. FL; Hensley. Judy ■IVIIO. Stone Mountbn.GA. Hct cl. Susan 2HEH. Atlanta. GA. Higgs, Ice Ann JPUB. Tullahoma. TN; Mine, Judy JRSM. Rome. GA. Holihaugh, Martha; 4FRM, Decatur. AL, Hughes, Pam: 2PV, Biirningluin. AL. Hughes. Pat, 2PV. Birmingham, AL; Hyland. Leslie: IPB. Decatur. GA; Inghram. Cindy JLT, Mi Murray. PA. Jones. Cheryl Ann lOH. Bradenton. FL. Kemp. Janet: 2GED. Montgomery. AL. King. Leslie JPB. I'ampa. FL. King. Sally 2GC. Leighton, AL; Kirkland, Nancy: lPB. Mountain Brook. AL. Kucrstciner, Kelly JGFI, Tallahassee. FL, Kuge, Kathy Ann: 2NS. Orlanda. FL; Manush. Suclyn lPB. Sheflicld, AL, Manussier, Gabriellc 1AM. Bloomington. MN; Manin. Mcrrv JFCD. Waycross. GA. Mason, Julie: JRSM, Tampa, FL. Mason. Leslie Ann: 2VBU. Birmingham, AL. Mihlmurray. Wendy, 2CJ. Tampa. FL; McLaughlin, Ann: CJ. Tampa. FL; MeHaffcy. Judy 4EEE, 1-anctt, AL. Merrill, Pam lOT. Coral Springs. FI.; Mrrriman. Tami- 2GFL, Mobile, AL. Moore. Delibic -I AC. Jacksonville. FI., Muse, Shiron: 2VAT, Atlanta. GA. My rick. Fdith JPB, Mcmphia, TN; Myrick, Satah Jane: 1C T. Atlanta. GA. Nettles, Miller iGC. Birmingham, Al. Nunnellcv. Pam JPB. Anniston, AL; Pigc, Lois JFM. Lufaula, AL. Painter. Debbie: IPT. Huntsville. AL; Parker. Patti JFK. Phemt City. Al.; Perkins. Debbie 2EF:C. Montgomery, AL; Pnillips. Karen 2GC, Orlando, IT. Phipps. Lee Ann, JHRA. Roswell. GA; Prcsson. Sarah: JMDT, Enterprise. AL, Ridge. Tamara' JPL. longwood. FL; Rtiberts. Jenny JPN, Birmingham. AL; Sanders. Ellen IGC. Thomaston, GA. Samlets, Su y. JPB. Daytona Beach. FL. Sanford. Lindsey; JFM. Indiatlsntis. FL. Sauer. Mary JF.C. Franklin, OH; Schindler. Debbie JPB. Dunwcoify. GA. Slick, Pam: IGC. Auburn. AL; Smith. Lisa JRSC. Russellville. AL; Snoddy. Patti: JEEC, Auburn, AL; Sparks. Rebecca 2GC. Tuscumbia. AL, Secin. Claudia JOH. Ko River Grove, IL, Stoljie. Sara: IAR. Ft Walton Beach. FL. Swindall. Nan -tMK. Goodwater. AL. Tandy. Lisa JNF. Marietta, GA. Tatum. Chris JPRS, Flha. AL. Taylor, Joy JPB. Rome. GA; Updcgratf. Elizabeth JNF. Sr Petersburg. FL; Valact. Wcr-dy. 1ZY, Springfield. VA, Waggcnspaik. Anne JRSM. Baton Rouge. I-A. Wagner. Judy 1MDT. Birmingham. AL. Waites, Cindy: JEEE. Enterprise. AL. Walker. May 2VAT. Shorter. AL. Waller. Melinda. IPB. Bit mingham, AL. Ward, Cindy lPB. Rome. GA. Watson. Angie JAC, Warner Robbins, GA, Watson. Debbie JGPOS, Enterprise, AL. Watts. Tina. iGC Fkxcnsc. AL. Weaver. Deborah: JPB. Gails den. AL. Wcise. lXrbbsc JFI.B. Jacksonville. FL. Whitaker, Karen II'LB. Birmingham. AL; White. Shannon JPB. Winston Salem. NC, Whitkxk. Jean IPPY. Tuscumbia. AL. Whitt, Cindy 2FCD, Huntsville. AL; Wilkerson, Lisa: JRSC. Opelika. AL. :reeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgreeksg MM Wilkinvr. Kim iNF. RlurfirM. WV; Williams. Dina iRSS. Montgomery, AL; Williams, Melinda 2GC. Montgomery, AL; Williamson, lenmfcr 2VAT. Memphis, TN Windham, Susan ICC laspcr. Al . Wolfe. Ales (FIB. Tampa. FI.; Woolfley. Katie 'PB. Briatcliff .Manor. NY. Appleton. R Si an ley 5MK. Atlanta. GA. Atsh. T K is hard (PH. Miami. FI.. Aid. Jamo Oatthel III IPCN. O ark. Al.. Bxk, Kent Allen: 2GSC . Gadsden. Al. Battier. Ruhard F. 4GB. Talladega. Al.; Bateman. Todd Nathan I HI. Camila. GA. Beasley. John P (AY. Columbia. AL. Bsckert. Robert Ellsworth 2IE. Dayton. OH; Bowles. Bil. E IPB. Albans. GA. Branx. Alliert W Jt 4FI. Goldsboro. Al.. B.irgtn. Mark Fdwn JCE, Birmingham, Al., Burhett, James C iJM. Aubuen. AL. Burke. John James Jr 2PB, Dunwixidy, GA. Butgrreit. Jolin F. IPM. Birmingham. AL. I handler. Porter Edward IPB. Altany. GA. ( lark. Steve (AM. Auburn, AL, Gibb. William A III MR. Huntsville. AL. Cotr-upe, Jeff: 2MC. Huntsville. AL. Cox. Robert F. Jr 2PB. Law renceburg. KY. Culp. Henry Rode 2INM. Gadsden. AL. Davis, Catty K 5PC). Covington. LA; Davis. Fns North 4.MRB. Auburn. Al.. Davis, l-arrv Fatl (AC. Auburn. AL. Duggers. Johruthon I) )CMK. Dalton, (.A, Drinkard. James I. 1AY. Brurvdidge. AL. Dye. Donald I) (PL. Tallahassee. PL. Fdwards. Bill 4GPO. Atlanta. GA. Ferrer. Pram is Paul Jr 2P.M. Ft Lauderdale. FI, Finklea. Day id I) 2PB. lalllhassee. FL; C sentry. Steve A (GIF,Gadsden. AL; Goodwin. I Travis (MK. Talladega. Al.. Gm . Bruse William (I.T. Denison. TX. Griffin. Tisny 4GB. Opp. Al, Gunnels. J Bruse Jr I PH. Albany . GA. Haisten. Albert J (AC. Brurvdidge. A I, Hale. David (GB. Gadsden. Al, Haiisotk. John A ICE. Tampa. FI, Hand. William David MF. Houston. TX. fleet and. Bradley R (MK Plantation. II. Meet I and. Craig Stc sen IMK. Plantation. FL. Ileffetbs. David M IPN. H.tming ham. AL; Herrin. Brian Joy IPN. Brrmngham. Al, Herron. Bryan Fdward IPN. Atlanta. GA. Hkxt.J Wayne iPN.Jask sonville. FI, Holcombe. Hdwni Raymond lPB. liiimingluin. AL. Holley. R Craig 4I.KC. Opelika. Al, Howard.Jim A I BSC. Birmingham. AL; Hulsey. Jim lee ICJ. Doraville. GA; Jackson, James Paul Jr 1AM. DunwixxJy. GA; Jennings. Joseph Misluei (AG. Lusernc. Al, Johnston. Rauiiall Brooks SAC . Tallahassee. FL; Keeling. Robert Austin IIN.M. Gadsden. AL; Ksdd. Mark Durham JVM. Birmingham. AL. Kimberl. David Allen IPM Mobile. AL Kirkland. Hanip G .IINM. Atlanta. GA. Ktaiuussh. Steve (MK. Auburn, Al . Ijne. J Gregg (CJ. Opelika. Al . Langillc. Christopher T lPB Mary F.sther. FI, let low. lev T (BSC. Opelika. AL. l.irvkjuivt. Keith Davci 2PH. Birmingham. AL; Locke. I hjis I IPD. Mobile. Al, laelgtcn. Ken H (CF. Carmel. IN. Mac lien. Frank Gilbert IAR. Birmingham. AL. Mangham, John Walton (AC . Atlanta GA. Marriott William ' 2PN. Warner Robins. GA. McGinnis. James IPO. Albany. C A. Meagher. William I (PRS. Atlanta. GA. Mcullrn. Ct V (IK Birmingham. AI Milton. Jay T IGC. Albans. GA Mmtr, James Cl (MK. Perry . FL; Morgan. Jon C (GUY. Tallissee. Al, Murray. John Further (GB. Atlanta. GA Neff, John Lawrence IMF. Altamonte Springs. FI, New|«xi. M.mt� G 2GSC. Birmingham. Al, NY ton. Sscet Fi s 41’Dlt. Desatut. C A. Nunnalls. Hjgli P (GB. Atlanta. CiA. Olivet. Charles Pnestlrv (PUB, Frankfsirt. KY. Patterson. Jolin Cecil Ji lPB. Birmingham Al, Pendleton. Jon M 2AM. Frame Village. KS. Pfiatt. Risk (Gl, Doraville. GA. Phipps. Daniel William 2BM . Statesville. NC. Pike R.ihert Keith (PC). Frankfoet. KY. Pittman. James Lee W IIF. Birmingham. Al, Prichard. Michael Rasfotd ICH. Bi mingham. Al, Pursear. William A IPN. Franklin TN, Rogan. Thon a. B (1.1 0. Plantation. FI, eeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgre Sanders, Runny J IPB, Birmingham. Al.. Schuman. Greg lee sWI, Huntsville. AL. Slayden. Piul J Jr JVAT. Mumi. FL. Starr. William S 4FI. Auburn. Al.. Stephens. Jack IXirant IPO. Biimlnjihini. Al.. Stevens, Divul William I PI). Mobile, AL. RkhardC JMK, Be! An. Ml). Stovall. Richard EUoa I PH. Huntsville. AL. Strother. Henry Thomas IHPE. Brundidge. AL. Thomaa. John Douglas IPB. Atlanta. GA. Treadway, Benny M 4INM, Muscle Shoal . AL. Urrurij. leo C III JMK. Dothan. AL. Walker. Tim Eu«u IPN. Vicksburg, MS. Warren, Glenn I) 2PB. Atlanta. GA. Walton. Robert Morris Jr 2Ah. Kettering, OH. Weldon. Bennett T 4LF0.Opelika. AL. Wcssell. Timothy Charles 2SC. Miami. FI.. Whitley, Mike PL Opelika. AL. William ton. William Anthony 4MK. I.uveme. AL. Xoaxl. Siesen Hayes 5FI. Miami, FL. ' mo. Frank A K1HE. Bitinmgham. AL. Burkhaltet. R Jack Alurr.ni Advisor, lee. Ten Louise Sweet heart. Goldsboro, N’C. I.XA — Abernathy. Stephen O . 4GHY, Birmingham. AL. Anderson. John Wayne 2AEC. Andalusia. AL. Barnett. Cliff G IPV. Ormond Beach. FL. Barnwell. Robert Mark IFY, Burning ham. AL; Barrow. David Jacobs 4BSC. Andalusia. AL. Beam. Kenneth Ray Jr 4AR. Huntsville. AL; Beasley. Sid T JPY. Columbia. AL. Benson. Raymond Richard Jr 4TH, Birmingham. AL. Benton. William David: 4BSC, Auburn. AL; Bishop. David Bradford: 4FI. Sr Petersburg. FL, Bishop. James Conrad ICE. St Petersburg. FL. Blask. Philip Edward JAR. Chattanooga. TN; Boer-ner. Robert H Jr JP1R. Huntsville. AL. Brown. A. Keith 2CE. Birmingham. AL. Bruner. Gregory S 2PB. Seabrixik. TX. Bryant. James Phillip- JFI. Srevenson. AL; Cain. Marty E: 4INM. Dunwoody. GA. Carden. David Lee: )PM. Pheniv Ciry. AL. Carroll. Robert Adm JPUB. Birmingham. AL; Chearwood. Kenneth Wayne 4BSC. Otford. AL; Corke. John Templeton JPV, Birmingham. AL; Cofield. Ronald M JAC. Birmingham. A1..Collier.Claude Williamjr 2PB. Ramet. AL. Collins. Harvey Roy. JCE. Opelika, AL. Cook. Daniel Joe. JMBI, Luu. FL. Cradtkxk. Robert Franklin 4I.PO. IXxhan. AL. Crespo. Adolfo JAM. Mesko. Crews. Terry Lynn: 2BSC. Sam son. AL, Dasies. James Samuel 4HA. Birmingham. AL. Davis, Robert E 2PB. El Payne. AL; DeCarlo. Paul Jr 2VA. Birming-Ivam. AL. dejarnette Michael C: JIN. Decatur. GA. Dodson. James Samuel IPCN. Sheffield. AL. Duncan. Richard lee XIIIE. Miami. FL. Edison William C IMK. Dunwoody. GA. Fagen. Patrick A IPG. Auburn. AL. Farmer. David Benrvctt: JIE. Huntsville. AL. Farrell. Michael Patrick lPB. Memphis. TN. Faulkner. William G J.ME, Montgomery, Al.; Felder. John Alfred lPB, Blakely. GA. Folks. Michael F 'PB. Huntsville. AL. Fteeman. M Clinton Jt 4AC. Opelika, AL. Gatrett. Kevin N 2MK. Blakely. GA. Gobcr. Frank E JMK. Dunwoody. GA. Goldschmidt. Rudolph Robert JTH, Birming-ham. AL. Graham. Stewart Ward 2VA. Atlanta. GA. Green. Blake Alan 4QJ. IXxhan. AL. Ilallmaik. Marius W ICE. Birmingham. AL. Harper. Keith Charles IHY, Stcxie Mountain. GA. Harris. Ricky lPB. Huntsville. AL. Hart, Charles Donald 2PV. Birmingham, AL. Hearn. Gary Alar- lEE. Birnutiglurn. AL. Helms. Dick Helms 4AN. Montgomery. AL, Henry, Timothy O lPB. Huntsville. AL; links, James Wiley: JPLA, Coral Gables. FL; Holliman. James Daniel III. JMK. Huntsville. AL; Holt. Mirk I) 4.MK. Hayden. AL. Hopper. David Carson 4GSC. Brandon. Ms. House. -eorge R 4|F. Houston. TX. Hotrton Charles Thomas JMCH. Fayette. AL, Hume, Alan R : lAM.Columbi ana. AL. Ireland. IXm Wayne JFI. Chattanooga. TN. Kabase. Robert Alan 2MK. Birmingham. AL. Kelley. Ray Knowles JADS. Headland. AL. Kleirserr. Chns J ICE. Miami. FL. Kn.ghi, Ray V 2AC. Blakely. GA. Kramer. Daniel lewis Jr 4MK. Dunwoody. GA. Law-ley. William Rob-err III IPIR, Montgomery. AL. Lehman. Royce L 4JM. Nish stile. TN. Lcpper. Bobby P 4FI. Trussvillc. AL lever. Charles I) iBSC. Ormond Reach. FL; reeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgreeksg Loyd, Tom M.: JMK, Decatur. AL; Marsh. Adelbert Carl: 4PI). Auburn. AL. Muon. Michael Andrew JAC. Miami. FL. Mathews. Robert J. 4MK, Atlanta. GA; McCarty. Patrick M 2AY. Orlando. FL; McCrackin. Benjamin VC' IMF. Fayette. AL. McDonald. Jon B 4FY. Birmingham. AL. McDuff. Ruhard Hunt 2PO, Miami. FL. McGarry. Mark R 4CJ. St Peteriburg, FI.; McKinney. Joe M lFY, Muscle Shoals, AL; McLelland. Bruce C : ICC. Scottsboro, AL. Mi If Hand, Stott Douglas 4V.M. Scottsboro. AL. Meadows. Jeffrey Robert 4FI. Lakeland. FI.. Meadows.John Bradley: IPD. Lakeland, FL; Mendenhall. Melwood Edward 4.MK. Atlanta. GA; Mervin. Joseph D : JOB, Bocmton. NJ; Miles. Marc B 2PB. Heflin. AL; Miller. Joe William JPB. West Point. GA. Mitchell. Gregory B : 2AY. Winter Park. FI.; Moore. Michael L 2PB. Onconta. AL. Morris. Taylor Oliver: JAR. Birmingham. AL; Moethland. William Grant 4AR. Orala. FL; Mulvaney. Jimmy E.: 4GB. Auburn. AL; Owens, Thomas Bryan: )CE. Huntsville. AL. Paxhal.James Alexander. 1GC. Atlanta. GA. Patterson,J. P. D.: 2PB. Winter Haven. FL; Pettut, Blake Patrick IPB. Alton. AL; Pierce. Mark Edmond: lPN, Montgomery, AL; Penton. Stm F.: 4PUB. Montgomery. AL. Preston. Jeffery Allen 4BSC. Birmingham. AL; Reilly. Robert J 4CF,. Ft Walton. Fl.; Richardson. Benjamin David: 4MK. Dunwoody. GA; Richardson. Edwin lewis: IPB, Dun woody, GA; Roberts, Greg Wilson: 5PY. Albertville. AL, Robinson. Richard Allen IPB. Dunwoody. GA; Roebuck. Steve John Jl PB. Tampa. Fl.. Rogers. Edward William: HA. Hickam A F B. HI; Rogers. Times thy S. JBA. Pensacola. FL. Rotolo. Guiles J. 4CF. Thibodau . LA; Royle. Patrick Gregory. 2MK.St Petersburg. FL. Sanders, Gary C : 4GSW. Troy. AL; Sanders. Timmy I) 2BSC Ft. Payne. AL; Saunders. David E.: JPPY. Douglasville. GA Scamecchia. Mark I. 2PB. Miami. FL; Scamecchia. Samuel Ron aid: 4BSC. Miami. FL. Schmidt. William Nicholas: 3LA. Home stead. FL. Schoppman. Eric Andrew: 4CE. Miami, FL Schwaemmle. John Richard 4MK.Camming.GA; Smith. George D I BSC. Tampa. FL; Snder, Chuck Samuel IGC, Montgomery, AL, Siam, John William: 4MK. Gadsden. AL. Staub, Robert Huic: IPB. Birmingham, AL. Stoddard. Larty Joseph: 2PB, Germantown. TN. Swann. John Robert SPY. Chattanooga, TN; Tetchert. David lee: 4TN. Snellville. GA; Tisdale. Gyde JFI. Montgomery. AL. Traus. William Terr 4EC. Hatfield. PA. Vinson, lurry Alan: 6AFD. Montgomery, AL; Waits. Jeffery A 4ADS. Birmingham. AL; Waller. Jr.. Robert Elton: 3BSC. Andalusia. AI.; Wathen. Joseph Paul: JBSC. Athens. AL. Wilson. Stephen Ray JIN’M. Springfield. VA. Windham. Paul F.rroll JMK. Montgomery. AL; Windle, William S.: 2GC, Birmingham. AL; Youngblood. Jimmy D : 3HA. Opelika. AL; ettle. Robert Sam ucl: JME, Florence. AL. Amoroso. William Louis 2PN. Auburn. AL; Amos. Ralph B 3PB. Mobile. AL. Anderson. Michael Alan: 1PL. Signal Mountain. TN. Baker. Jr. Chester McClerc: 2PN. Mobile. AL; Binktton. Jim: 2AM. Marietta. GA; Biss. Guyton B JAC. Fr Lauderdale, FL; Beovich. III. Dominic Frank 3CE. Pensacola. FL. Betbcre. Benton Oinstophet. 2AC Theodore. AL. Bradsliet. Hal D.: JPL, Montgomery. AL. Bndell. William A.: 2INM. Atlanta. GA; Briscuso, Jr. Raymond Joseph: 2EC, Rstomac, MD. Bryand. Robert Alan: IPB. Mobile. AL Chason. Gregg Meshanc. lPN. Port St. Joe. FL. Collier. Kenneth Dam: JAC. Jacksonville. FL; Corrigan. Jr. Robert F JBSC. Mobile. AL; Courington. Michael I eon 2PB, Mobile. AL; Crane, Frank A JBSC. Mobile. AL. Curry. Kent John 2FY. Chun-chula. AL; Diamond, Jim W 2PB, Auburn, AL; Engelson, Wil-•iam Chrisroplver JEH. Stamford. CT; Fansh. Walter Hines JPUB. Monroeville, AL. Faulkner. Jr . James W. JPB. Montgomery. AL. Godwin. John Longino: 2GC. Mobile. AL. Gottlieb. Richard Scannus: JCF., Mobile, AL; Hager-man. Jr. Samuel Li.odan: 1GC, Gadsden. AL; Harnngton. Jr.. William Webb: 4AC. Columbus. GA. Hams. David Scott. JPUB. Ridgefield.CT; Harris,Gregory A JIE. Safford. AL; eksgreeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgri Ilcggcman. bemud Joseph III: 4FI. Motile. AL; Hum. Timothy A SPI.'B. Tampa, FL, licluid. William Reynold) 4FI. Birmingham. AL .Jackson, Donald Thomas IPUB. Atlanta. GA. Johns. Philip Fdmjrd 5ME, Motile, AL. Johnson. James Bruce JFY, Hi two. TX. Kennedy. Dnid Watson SPB. Columbus. GA. Lagod. Timothy Lee IMK.Qiattanooga. TN; LaRussa. Henry Michael IPB. Btrmingnam. AL. Latham. Rick C IMF.. Motile. AL. 1-au. Robert Clayton: IPB. Atlanta. GA. Ialee, Clarke Dunbar SAC. Mobile, AL. Lipscomb. James Scanner 1PN. Auburn. AL. Lon ley, Jackie Lee 5PL. Mobile. AL. McCurdy. Larry |PB. Mobile. AL. Meade. Joseph Mi Lexer JGPO. Florence. AL; Meador. Joseph W IPN. Mobile. AL. Mitchell. Muiray Dean SAC. Dunmoody, GA. Moore. Douglas Alan IPN. Mobile. AL. Moreland. Robertson L 4F1. Mobile. AL. Morgan. William E IPB. Mountain Brook. AL. Mullins. Clarence III ICHF. Mobile. AL. Mullms. Da«d Michael I PL. Mobile. AL. O'Connell. Pat nek J ' )MK. Hiason. TX. Osborn. Fredrick Wind IPB Decatur. AL. Pate. James F SBA. Cotdcle. GA. Paaton. William Mormon III 2CE. Florence. AL. Pepper. Jask Rouss: SAR. Tampa. FL. Persinger. Stephen Oins ropher (PB. lookout Mountain. TN. Pier sen. Glcnwuod M IPB. Gadsden. AL. Ponada. Frank M : JPB. Auburn. AL. Ramos. W.lired JCE. Tampa. FL. Regar. Donald A SPB. Tampa. FL. Rchm. Paul Tyler: SCE. Mobile. Al Rubensrein. Stesrn Bnxr IPG Pomma,. MD Shelley. Stephen Mark SAC. Mobile. AL; Slaglcy. Gale A Inn I BSC. Enterprise. AL. Sputtswuod. George Gr.ner SPB. Mobile. AL. Stephens. Kenneth R 4MK. Temple Terrace. FL. Sutherland (harks Reddoch lPB.Mobik.AL. Talialerro. James Bryan IPB, Orlando. FL. Taunton. Keith Ray 4INM Houston. TX. Taylor. Charles H 5MK. Mobile. AL. Taylor. Wesley M IBM . Birmingham. AL. Thompson. Steven Elliott JPN. Birmingham. AL Varm. Frank Cochran 4AY. Camilla. GA. Vemeuille. le Davie SAR. Mobile. AL. Wal-■lorlr. Lloyd Dale I PB. Ft Walton Beach. FL. Walker. Joseph Allen IPN. Anderson. SC. Ward. Thomas Bcxor «MK. Mobile. AL. Webb James K 4MK. Mobile. ALi W'hite. John Benson SAC Indianapolis. IN. Williams. PhiJip H SME. Signal Mountain. TN. Wood. Hugh Chapman )fl. Blue! eld. WV. Wright. John R : SPB. Sea Island. GA. Zent. Robert Maurice SHA.Tafte tot� m.MD Hill. Joseph H Chaprer Advisor. Ailams, John Quincey: IPB. Talladega. AL. Ausleld. Walter T SMK. Dunnoodv. AL. Bag gett. Randy M EE. Decatur. AL. Barnard. Lloyd Scott SAR. Atlanta.GA. Barnett. Robert Lanreme 4EH. Florence. AL. Burtholme . Gary Alan tPY. Gnflin, GA. Beasley. Mark Saeanngen I PH. Nashville. TN Berlky. Muliacl Paul: SMCH. Sylacauga. AL. Benton, Thomas Keith: SCHfc. Birmingham. AL. Holes. Greg W' IGSC. Little Rock. AR. Bradley. Kerry Martin -SMK. Nashv.lk. TN. Brannon. Tommy IFY. Invingtoo. LA. Bccitenfeld. John Walter IPB. Birmingham. AL. Bngman. James E III). Huntsville, AL. Bulhngton. John Gif-lord SMK Auburn. AL. Callamay. John Paul IPV. Hartselle, AL. Camky. Kent Lee IAM. Opp. AL. Carroll. Ice Van JCH. Selma. AL. Caner. Larry D 4INM, Tuscumbia, AL. Clark. Dave Jackson iPb. TaliaOega AL. Cochran. Joel E 2CH. Svlacauga. AL. Colson. John Thomas IMF., Enterprise. AL; Cook. Hons R 4EC. Albemilk. AL. (.rain, Robert J IME. Birmingham. AL. Dans. Mark A 4BI. Albcrtvile. AL. Ellen. Timothy M : IPRS, Auburn. AL. Elmer. Kenneth Lee 4MBI. Auhum. AL. Elrod. Brian Wade IPM. Montgomery. AL. English.John Mark ICE. Alpharetta. G A Evcridgc. James M IPM. Huntssillc. AL. Farris. James Ra IGC, Dothan. AL. lees. Douglas Jaye 4MF-. Huntsville. AL. Files. William Shane IPM. Albcrtvilk. AL. Fuller. Gifford J 4FI. LaFayettr. Al.. «annon.Jonathan Andie . IPB. Montgomery. AL. Gardner. 4ADb. Auburn. AL. reeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgi mm Gibson. Ruined D: 2UC Orchud Hill. GA; Godwin, (icorge Hansel: 2PM. Demur. A I.; Gray. Christopher Dale IBSC, Bir tmngliam. AL. Gray, G Russell: 2PR. Birmingham. Al., Gray. Murray Daniel I BSC. Columbus. GA. Hammond, Douglas Allan I PC. Ft Wjlmn Bcnli, FI.. Ilaitclson. Cleveland J : l.MK. Alexander City, AL: Henderson. Tlionkire A I AC. Park Hodge. IL; Hillman, David Carlton: lGC. Winter Park. FI.; Hochrcitct. Jeffrey B 2PB, Miami. FI.; Hollingsworth, Carey F JAR. Auburn. AL; Holloway. Mark H 2PB. Altamonte Spring). FI.. Holman. William M 211Y. Dothan. AL; Hopkins. Kenneth White: iMK. Montgomery. AL; Howell. Clay: 3INM. Dothan, AL; Huffman. Allan D 4CHE, Biiiningliain. AL. Hugghins, John TlKimas: lPD. Opp. AL. Ireland. H C.: 2IF„ Birmingham. AL; Jackson. Rolan Frank: IMF. Harmingham, Al.; Jacob), Mark Dilwoeth: 2IE, Birmingham. AL; Johnson. Robert H ITE, Opp. Al ; Jones. Sam Russell: 4 ME. Auburn, AL: Joseph. Charles K.: 1PN. Montgomery. AL; Justice. Jack Timothy 2HPR. Htrmingliam. AL. Kee. James Alfred: 2PL. Maineville. OH; Kcvton.John Arthur: JPD. IX:than, AL; Kinnebrew. lee A 2BSC. Birnutigham. AL. l_awroncc, Brian Keith: 2CF1. Hartselle, AL; Ledbetter. Mark Edward 2PI). Albcitville. AL. lee. Arne J.: 2PN, Seattle. WA. Lipscomb. Andrew Dowdell: II F.ll. Auburn. AL; l-ittlcpagc. Tliomas M JCF, Maxwell AFB. AL; Lockhart, Andrew Heflin 2F.NT. Hartselle. AL; Logan. Charles Crawford: JBSC. Birmingham. AL. Luggins. Ronald L: 2PB. Decatur. AL. Madonia, Fminucl Anthony 4MK, Birmingham. AL. Maloy. Moose: l.MK, Geneva, AL. Massey. Clay Jaekson 2MF. Birmingham. AL; Matthews. Ftcdcrisk C 2EE. Miami, FL; Mauldcn, Mark Buchanan: iPB. Leighton. AL; McBride. Allen Anderson 4IE, Munford. AL: McBride, Jolin Bryan lGC. Munford. AL; McCord. Edwin Rockford: JOP. Roanoke. AL. McCormick, Reid Tate. -IBSC. Pomtc Vedra. FL. McIntosh. Thomas Christopher: 2GC. Birmingham. AL. McMillan. Allen Gras 4TF. Talladega. AL. McWaters. John Robert R.'E, Gadsden, AL. Mnnhcrg. Randall I. 5FI. Birmingham. AL; Mrlaa o, Iron Frank: IPI), Bmiunglum. AL; Morris, Walter Jack }PD. IXnhan, AL; Motes. George Stewart I PH. Sylacajga. AL. Mullins. Pans 2PPY. Auburn. AL; Nesbitt. Walter Scott I PM. Gadsden. AL. Oaks. Matthew Rcxid: 2Pl., Sylacauga. AL. Owens. Jeffrey B 2PB. IXsthan. AL. Paltrer. Rtchard H : IBSC, Jacksonville, FL. Palmer. Rogert T.. 4MU. Jacksonville, FL; Patter. William Barrs : 2PB, Birmingham, AL; Pirker. Richard L: 4PO. Cedar-town. GA; Patrick. James Matthew 2PUB. Pans. KY. Peterson, William I. 2PN, Montgomery. AL. Price. David P B. 2BS Birmingham, AL. Ragan. James Bart 2PD. Sylacauga. AL. Ray. Carlton McCoy: -ICE. Oaark. AL; Rogers. Karl I 4CHE. Opp. AL; Kumharger. David Paul: IPIJB. Birmingham. AL. Russell. Robert Scott: 2PB. Columbia. SC; Rune. James Howard 4MK. Mobile. Al.. Ruric. Tom W 2PN. Mobile, AL. Schuster. Mitch Wayne 2CH, Columbus. GA. Ssoble. Kevin Cartwright: JAM. Huntsville, Al.; Scott. Brian A.: JPV. Gadsden. AL; Scruggs. Daniel Wiliam IADS, Huntsville. AL. Shelter. Juk D.: IMBI. Augusta. N !; Shuman. Kevin Craig: 2BSC. Orark. AL. Smith. IXiug W IFF. Tallahassee. FL. Smith, James H.: Jl-FI), Atlanta, GA. Smith, Kenneth A : 3CE. Birmingham. Al.; Spear. Gary Randall: 4I.PO, Auburn. Al.; Spencer. Edward Lee 4GB. Auburn, AL; Stevenson. David Ire JCE. Aubutn. AL. Stone, Jeffrey I JCF., Bitmingliam. AL; Strauss. Richard K : JDHI. Columbus. GA; Stuatt. George M IBSC. Spanish Fort. AL, Taylor. G Mitchell 2AR. Birmingham, Al . Tbcenas. Billy I ax 2PUB. Griffin. AL; Thomas. Ricky Wayne JAC, Sylacauga. AL. Thomasson, Harold Jeffrey : IMF. Aubutn. AL. Ttdroore. James Wallace: lGC, Montgomery. AL. Timber. John F 2PN. Auburn. AL; Trexler. George Alan JGPO. Atlanta. GA; Wallace. Thomas Cottmghim JCF. Brundulgc. AL. Wilier. Gary Miihacl JAN. Dothan. AL. Whitt. Joe Bob l.MK, Toney, AL, Wilson. Mark Fugmc: JMBI. Jasper. AL. Zanerti, lYrcr Carl 2PB. Mianu Beach. FL; reeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgreeks£ Phi Kappa Tau sM t t£i I ft 4?l ft ftft, •. A V A U ... AirJ fc Kappa Psi •. - 2 Aft 2fL ££. £ miMi ££] £££ ££ Houscl, David E.: Housefather; Lanier. Larkc: Sweetheart, Auburn. AL. Adams. A. Matthew IPN. Mobile. AL; A� h, K: liar J Warren: 1PN, Dorhan, AL; Bailey, Billy Bruve 3AC. Birmingham. AL; Bell. Robert Van JCHE. Birmingham, AL. Brown, Richard Carl JPV, Auburn. AL; Burns, Stephen Diah: •ll-T, Nonhport, AL; B rd. Marty L 3PY. Florali AL; Caldwell. Michael Wade: 2AC, Birmingham. AL; Doric kson. John P.: -ICE, Montgomery, AL. Doran. Frit V.. 3ML. Margaret. AL; Grogan. Don Lee: JME. Auburn. AL, Gross. William David: 2EE, Mobile. AL; Harmon. James Scott: 2ME. Cocoa Beach, FL; Hotmann, Peter Muhael 4FAA. Huntsville, AL. Jemigar.. Michael E. t.MK. Auburn. AL; MeFadden. 2EE, Jacksonville. FL, Oliver. Bryan Edward 2BSC Birmingham. AL. Peeples. James Calvin; 4PY. Talladega. AL; Sakas. Peter Steven 6ZY. Skokie. II.. Shores. Jolsn Wesley: 2EE. Birmingham. AL. Waldrep. William G Jr: 3PL. Phenis. City. AL; Weak Jerry Crawford: 2EE, Birmingham. AL. Winning, James C: 2GC, Huntsville. AL Woodson. Ikwis Shelton 2PPY. Burlington. NC; Yoti. Thomas R 4INM. Montgomery. AL. Nagle. H Ttoy: Faculty Advisor; Warmin.JamesC: Faculty Advisor; Akrtc, James H 2MU, Florence. AL; Bentley. Fred Keith: JBSC. Sylacauga. AU Bentley. Paul L: JBSC. Sylacauga. AL; Bod me. Paul Michael. ll.T, Hixson. TN. Boyd. Danny 4 AC, Sprague. AL; Brasher.Joseph Paul 3PB, Milton. FL; Brugge. William Gregory: iFl. Gadsden. AL. Butler. William Re 4ME, New Hope, Al; Canfield, Kerry lee 2GL. Wet umpka, AL; Carpenter. Alan F 3PY. Luvcrnc. AL; jrpemer. John Wesley. lAC. Luvctne. AL. Casteel. Charles I) 2PB. Flor-cnee. AL; Crane. Thomas Michael: 2CJ. Birmingham. AL; Crccst. Michael T. JAEC, Clanton. AL. Crew, Lynn: I BSC, Deaisvillc. AL, Ellis. Edwin C : 2 PH. Centre. AL. FJlis. James F. SAS. Centre. AL. Franklin. William Emmet 4CJ, Wet umpka. AL; Gallagher. John P.: JFY, Cocoa Beach. FL. Galloway. Anthony Dale: 2CF, Mablcton. GA. Grascion. W Blur 3IF.. Montgomery. AL Hagnod. Stanley lee: 3AC. Birmingham. AL; Hand. Judson William 4F.C, Auburn, AL; Haynes, Steve William JPB. Kcnncsaw, GA Henson. Kevin Doyle: 2PB. Hart selle. AL; Hogan. Michael David 4BSC Birmingham. AL; Hollenbeck. Joseph ilasey: JCH. Dothan. AL, Hughes. Ranald A : JCE, Decatur. AL. Hutchins. Scott Hasting 2MRB. DoraviHe. GA; Johnson. Jack: 3BSC. Fitzpatrick. AL; Kay. David Brian: 2EE. Pherix City. AL. Kelly. Russell Alan: 4CE. Montgomery. AL; King, Edwin Charles IPB. Atlanta,GA; Klimuvcwski. Matthew Vaughn 3TN. Mansfield. GA. Latr.utt. David Michael 2F.F.. Decatur. GA; I-rdie. David Howard .’PB Birmingham. AL. Leslie. William Wayne 2BSC. Decatur. GA; laict. Charles Kenneth: 3PB. Pfieni City. AL. Lott.Jeffrey G.. 4AS. Auburn. AL. Mask, Charles Barrett: 2PUB. Werumplca. AL; McCoevcy, William H Jr 2PD. Montgomery. AL; Mdnms. F Cole JOH. Hattiesburg. MS. Miller. Craig iPB. Sylacauga. AL; Mottis. Jjiiks H.. 2PN. Dearsville. AL. Pair. Thomas L: 2PB. Montgomery, AL; Panos, Danny Arthur 2PB. Birmingham. AL. Price. Phillip E : 2PB, Werumpka, AL. Randall. Jim: I FI. Noca-sulga. AL; Randall. Joseph Elliott: JFI. Brandon. FL; Ray. Rodger G. 2PB. Wetumpica. AL; Rhyne. John William- IGC. LaFayettc. AL; Russell. Doug E: 2PB. Decatur. GA; Rutledge. Mark T 3FI. Huntsville. AL. Scofield. William Mark JCH. Birmingham. AL; Sheffield. Ned Flower 4AC. Montgomery. AL; Slaughter. Brian Stuart: IND. Wetumpka, AL. Smith, Broughton Scott: IPB. Wheaton. IL. Sorrell. Andy-: IHPR. Alexander City. AL. St. John, Perry C 4AR. New Providence, NJ. Stallings. John Richard 4FI. Cocoa Beach. FL; Stcber. Richard Gregory: IPB. Birmingham. AL; Strickland. John Wilfred: IME. Wctumpka. AL. eeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgre°ksgreeksgr Taff. Multacl E ; IBSC. Montgomery. AL: Thomis. Mirk E: 2PB. Svlaciuga. AL. Thrish, Sidney lGC. Wctumpka. AL. Turner. Steven Clyde. 5BSC, Birmingham. AL; Weed, John Drai-don (iAS. Auburn. AL. Williams. Billy (i. )BSC Montgomery, AL. Winters, J Marshall -1GB. Jackson. AL; Wool, G Jack. 2G R I. Auburn. AL; McCormkk. Patrkii l.ynn Dream Girl. Stone Mountain, OA, Abslaer. Jill: 2IFE, Ij'butn.GA. Abslaer. Kathy: 1RSB, lulburn, iA; Alford. Sallie: IPRS, LaG range, GA. Allie. Drmna- ?PI, Dei Monies. IA. Anderson, lava: 3EEC.Gainsville.GA; Hatley. Lisa: 5NF. Montgomery. Al.. Beckett. Vieki IRSB. Syla-iauga. Al. Bell. Maty: 2PB. Albany. (iA. Bell. Nancy 2PB. S Petersburg. FI.. Brlyeu, Ann. (AC. Jacksonville. FI.. Bcville. Dianna 2PB. Selma. AL. Bonau. Maria: 3AR. Fairbum. GA; Boren, landa 4AC. Atlanta. GA; Brown, Elaine: IGC. Atlanta. GA; Bruce. Amelia: IGC, Atlanta. GA; Bo-ant. Tina: .’PR. Huntsville. AL; Bullock. Jan. 4GAT. Decatur, AL; Bullock. Pam: 2(.J. Decatur. AL. Burt. Tracy (PB. Georgetown. (iA. Byars. Becky IGC. Decatur. AL; (Mark. Kay ill HE. Birmingham. AL; Cooper. Kelly- IPRJ, Decatur. (iA. Couch. Gayle: 3VEI). Crctssvill. TN. ('ouch. Lev lie: 1PT. Oossvillc. TN; (.'row, Dina: 1PB. Greenville, SC; Das clcon. Kim ilD. Huntsville. AL. Davis. Cindy IGC. Birmingham. AL; Divic.Jcin Ellen PB. Birmingham. AL; IX-tchon. Traci: JGPG, Ft. l-iudcrdale. FI.; Devane. Terri: lGC. Dothan. AL; Duncan. Lynne: 2PB. Marietta. AL; Dunn. Kathryn 2PUB, Greenville. SC; Dupree. Janet- 2PB Altanta, (iA. Elliot. Cathy: I PM. Birmingham, AL: Etheridge. Chris: |G . Huntsville. AL; Fields. Patti 3GEH. Selma. AL, Fletcher. Dana. 1PB, Decatur, GA; Fletcher. Jody 4FI.B. IVia-liar. (iA. Fountain, Leslie: � RSB. Atlanta. (iA. Garrett, Dana: IGPO, Carrollton, GA; Ginn, Elizabeth: 2GF.H. Memphis. TN; Glasscock, Susan: 4GHY. Stuart. FL; Hagan. Jane 4MK. Cullman. AL. Hall Angela: 2FM. Atlanta.GA; llirrison. Martha Ann 3MK. Bradenton. FL. Hart. Susan: I VAT. IXiilian, AL; Hassell. Tracey 2GPG. Montgomery. AL. Hawkins. Lisa: 2PB. Chattanooga, TN; Hendrix. Tiffany: lFM, Mobile. Al Hensley, 1-nng 2PN. Birmingham. AL. Heston. Bc« ks IPB. Atlanta.GA; Mill, Martha: 1 VAT. Mobile. AL; Hill. Sarah 3FI. Mobile. AL. Hilyer. l-aunc: 2PV. Auburn. AL; Home, l.ynn 2GC, Montgomery. Al.. Hunt. Debbie IPV. Florence. AL; Hunter. Lisa: JPLIB. Birmingham, Al.; Jams. Debbie: 4MK. Decatur. AL. Jenkins. Sandy 4FM. Birmingham, AL; Joiner. Libby SPR. Jackson. TN. Kecble. Maty Jo. 3PRS. IjGrange. GA; Kincaid, Tammy 2PRJ. Doraville. GA; King. Martha. 2EF.(,', Mobile. AL; Kirkpatrick. Debbie- 2FM. Birmingham. AL; Knowles. Anne 2GC. Braden-ton. FL. Knowles, Lcsa: 5MK. Griffin. (iA; Kogstrom. Michelle: 5 .Y. North Palm Beach. FL; Kollmansperger. labby: 2F.EC. Signal Mountain. TN; Lane. Francis tPB. Birmingham. AL, Lanier. Larkc: 4CE. Auburn. AL; l-avsiter. Monica: IlD, Mobile. AL; Letthauset. Lcaiuta. lVAT. Romc.GA; Leopard. Amy: lPL, Huntsville, AL; Loyd. Eleanor 2AMH. Ij(i range. GA; l.ynn. Balkan IPN. Auburn. AL; Marks. Beverly. (AC, Gadsden. AL; Maxwell, Susan: 2HPR. Cedanown. GA; McCormick. Tricia 4PY. Snxse MoutMain. GA. McDaniel. Jo Beth IGC. Andalusia. AL; McGinnis. Patti: 2RSB. Albany. GA McGregor. Maureen; IGC. Chattanooga. TN; MsGrtff. Lynn: 2F.KC, IVcatur. GA; Milligan. Kim 2GC, Iridiatlantic. EL. reeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgi V 1 Millisor. Taralyn: GC. Saint Petersburg. 1 I.. Montgomery. Annette iGPO. Nashville. AL; Mortis. Kim iPPY. Hay Mmcttc. AL. Murphy, |canr.c ICJ. Decatur. GA. Stutter, Cam-lire JPRJ. Ft. Ijuderdale. FI.; Nclwn. Ku I PI.. Mobile. Al.. Newcomer. Nancy: 2PM. Birmingham, Al.. Newton. Lisa JPB. Bessemer. A I.: Nix, Maiie: 2SEH. Charlotte, N No dc. Sunny: 11 PE, Hilton Head. SC. Owen. I jncnc IOC. S; Petersburg, II.. Owens. Susan: Kill. Huey town. Al.. Pappas, Dorothy 'RSC, Vestavia Hills. Al.. Paradise. Dell 2VAT. Birmingham. AL. Patterson. Shannon 2HPG. Knoxville, TN. Pinchback. Julie IMK. lex-ington. KV; Pmson, Liu: 2MK. Atlanta. CA; Pitrello. Rhonda: 1FM. Miami. FI.; Ruth ford, Aliar: 2RSM. Savannah. GA; Redficld. Ann. IPB. Miami, PL. Reed. Ginger iGSC, Tuscaloosa. AL, Reynolds. Betsy 1PUB. Miami. PL. Riddle. Jo Beth: -IliF.C. Birmingham. AL. Ripley. Katherine JRSS. Atlanta.GA; Robbins. Brenda: 2PB. Fairhopc. AL. Russell. Stacey IPB. Anm-von. AL. Sailors, Dtitmi: 1F.EC. Atlanta. GA. Sigafcxn. Ann: 1PIR. Atlanta. GA; Simmons. IXmni 'P' S. Phrnix City. Al.; Singleton, Jodi: JVAT. Wetumpka, AL, Smith. lXmisa: IGPOS. Mobile. AL; Smith, Edith Lyle 4EEC. Plorcixc. AL. Smith, Tally JVAT, Tucker. GA; Snell. Triua 4PRS. Birmin-ghan. AL; Spears, Susan 1G . Birmingham. AL. Stewart. Jan 2PEE. Altoona. AL. Strom. Iv 2GBI. Albany, GA; Stotts. Scarlett JPRM. Dothan. AL. Suddeth, Ginger 2HPR. Anniston. AL. Swinson. Kim 1PN. Auburn. AL; Tamer, Dike. lCK?. Auburn. AL. Thompson, l-aura: -I VAT. DGrange.GA. Ttdmorc. Cindy JVBU. Panama City. PL. Traw-ick. Nancy IPB. Birmingham. AL; Tyler. Reyn -IPCD. IXiiban. AL; Vogel. Bcisi: 2PRS. Rockville. MD. Wagner. Buffic 'EEC. Atlanta. GA. Walker. Peggy 2RSC. Birmingham. AL. Waller. Dee INF. Birmingham. AL, Watson. Margaret IPPY. Sheffield, AL. Welch. Jennifer I PM. Ijavcrnc, AL. W'elch. Susin JVHE. Panama City. PL. West. Sally 2PB. Huntsville. AL. Whitaker, lilair.c JMK. Tucker. GA. Whitman. Priscilla: JVA. Nocatulga. AL. Wickwire, Wendy 2CJO. Huntsville. Al ; Williams. Marji-IBIS. Bessemer. AL; Willingham. Kate: INS. Atlanta. GA; Wilson. Susan 2PB. Huntsville. AL. Baggett. Paige -IMK. Huntsville. AL. Barter. Caryn: 2PB. Mobile. AL; Heason. Annette 4EF.E, Birmingham. AL. Bolding. Cindy 2VAT. Decatur. AL. Bouler, Leslie: lGC, Monroeville, AL: Bowers. Phyllis: JPB, Decatur. AL. Bradford. Ix-a -IIP, Huntsville. Al.; Briganie. Samantha: -sSSS. Ft W'alton Beach. FI.; Brown. Gwen 1FCS, Montezuma, GA; Browning. Denise IPB, Ashland. AL. Browning. Karen. lPRS, Hollywood. PL. Burneitc. Shirley JVAT, Albany. GA; Burton, Barbara IPV, Birmingham. AL. anant. Susan: IPPY. Birmingham. AL, Canterbury. Becky JP.h. Huntsville. AL. Collier. Mania: 2F.E. Gadsden. AL. Culberson, Marilyn JPB, Oxford, AL. Cunnungham. Janet II.T. Decatur, AL. Deyerle. Margaret: lGC. Wetumpka. AL; Eggers. Julie 1°” Mobile, AL; Ellis. Anne: IPN. Decatur. AL. English. Cynt. 2RSC. Tallahassee. Pl.. Ptheredge. Cindy -tlPP. Greenville, AL; Figg. Linda 2PN. Tallalussee. FL; Flynn. Nancy 2VAT. Pensacola. FL. Kcrestal. Rcikc I NS. Atlanta.GA. Glasgow. Stcpha-ie JPY, Spartanburg. SC. Graham. Carol IGED, Puma Gorde, PL; Greer. Melinda: JPM. Darfevillc. AL; Griner. Kim � SPG. Carmel, IN. Hannigan. Patti: JPB. Birmingham. AL. Handy, Iasi: lGC, Mobile, AL. Harmon. Reeky -4MK. Deerfield. II.; Haskins, Barbara: 2PB. Orlando, PL. eeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgre Hcnncxy. Nora 2GC, Decatur. AL, 1GC. Auburn, Al., Hicks Beth JFLB. Macon. GA; llilbum. landa: 2FLB. Macon. GA. Holland. I aura 1II1S. Mobile. Al.; Hood. I aura 3GSW, Pm ami City, FL; Hopper. Tami: JGMH, Huntsville, AL. Horn. Susan. 20H. Auburn. AL. Hockaby, Beth ?PH. Huntsville. AL. Hunnxutt. Lynda 2FM. Pompano Bcuh. FL. Mulbuft, Susan: JEEP. Winter Park, FL. Jackson. Franco IGC, Demopolis, AL. Jackson. Linda tSMU, Opelika, AL Jxkvxv, louise IGC. Talladega, AL. Johnson. Julie I EEC. Dothan. AL.Johnson, Lydia- JPU. IVnhan. AL. Jones. Nancy 2PB. Chattanooga. TN. KappJcman. Beth. 2ZY. Auburn. AL. Kersli. Kim 2MDT, Mobile. AL. Kloeti. Sarah JPB. Richmond, VA. Lackey. Rhonda JFLB. Sylacauga. AL. lamb. Anne 'ID. Gxtanmid. AL; lamb, Jarsc: 2RSR. Cotton' wood. AL. Langston. Lon 2RSR. Decatur, AL; Lassiter. Cathy 2ID. Montgomery. AL. Laughna. Lynne IFM, Starllitc Beach. FL. lee. Mattha 4MK. laOnnjr. GA; Lyttlc. Lynda 2GSC. Atlanta. GA. Matble. Sally: JPB, Columbus, IN; Mason. Squeals lOH. Birmingham. AL. Matthews. Meryl JEF.C. Miami, FI MeAdm. Sandy 3PIR. Pascagoula. MS; Mc .Tendon. Sara JVHE, Moulton. Al.; McDaniel. Alicia JPB. Ale.s City. AL McGee, Ann JRSM. lake Worth. FL. McLure. .Mars IGC, Auburn. AL. Moore. Kathy JEEE, Dunvoody. GA; Mullins. Ginger JPB. Opelika, AL; Murray. Madge lOA, Buena Vista.GA. Newton.Sherry 2PB. Macon. GA. Nixon. Peggy 2ADS. Livingston. AL. Norbeson. Melli: IGC. Auburn. AL. O'Connor, laureen 2PB. Mobile. AL. Page. Dawn: IGC. Miami. FL. Ptavcy. Nan JPY. Gadsden. AL; Roberts. Jean 2GC. Dadeville. AL, Roche. Renee 2GHY, Tallahassee. FL. Rogers. Monica IPV. Collman. AL. Royston, Oitis. IFM. Roanoke. AL. Rutland. Jan JPRJ. Houston. TX. Sams. Evelyn: 2PB. Atlanta. GA. Schiffman, Susan-20H. Auburn. AL; Seale. Susy: 2PB. Mobile. AL; Sheldon. Deb btc IPB. Orlando. FI.. Shipman. Tticia lPPY. Dothan. AL. Shirley.Claudia 4VOA, Birmingham. AL; Simmons. Dana IFM. Mkoh. GA. Skinner. Kathy: IPB. Macon.GA. Steele. Andrea 21 IT:. Fairhope. AL. Sticglcr. Kinta IGC, Mobile, AL. Staley, Suun- IFM. Rome. GA; Starey. Susan IGC, Auburn. AL; Sweat. Linda: 2GSC. Talbhassee. FL; Swin die. Dcbocah IHPR. Lubbock. TX. Tarum, Carolyn ISMU, Decatur, AL, Templeton, Janice IIFE, Spartanburg. SC. ' Thornton. Miriam: 1RSB. Opelika. AL. I ns Icy. Suranne: lHPR. Alex Giy, AL. Turner, Sarah: JSAT. Perm cola. FL; Twnman. Nancy: 2FM, Beruryn. PA. Walker. Marilyn JPB. Montgomery. AL. Wallace, Susan: 2ID, Sccrtsboro, AL; Ward. Nincy: IFI.B, Miami, FL; Ware, Claudia: 2PB. Mobile. AL. Weldon. Ava 1GB. Stone Mountain, GA. Weldon. Tammy: 2PB. Stone Mountain. GA. West, Lir: JAC. Plantation, FL; Whalen. Laura: IGEP. Mountain Brook, AL. Whtte, Pam: 2PB, Ft Pivot. AL, Wilde, V:cki: 2PRJ. Ft Lauderdale. FL. Williams. Anne :PB. Nashville. TN; Williams. Suranne JPB. Avon Park. FL; Williamson, Kim JPB. Birmingham, AL; Wilson. Joanne JGPG. Yardly. PA. Wilson. Lvnn: JPB. Decatur. AL. Wimbtsh. Jill JVHO. Arlanti. GA. Wise Mindy JFE. Dothan. AL; Wood. Teresa )HM, Atlanta.GA. Wrigh:. Jill JPB. Atlinta. GA. Bain. James Lynn Jt 'CE, Montgomery, AL; Blackwell. Jack Kenneth SPY. Panama Cry. FI.. Brown. Charles R Jr 2PB. Opelika. AL, Brumbeloe, Gregory A JFI, Boar. AL. Buckner, Steven A 4MK, Birmingham. AL; reeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgreeks g] Bullard. John H 2PN, Birmingham. AL; Burleson. Thomas William 4AC. Birmingham. Al.; Bums. Allen Rutledge 4IE, Sheffield. Al.; Byrd, David B : JGC. Birmingham. AL. Callaway. William Hobbs: I PL, Rome. GA, Carroll. David Bailey IPN. Tampa. H. Cash. James Miehael: 2PB, Hucytown. AL. Chapman. John Paul 4CJ. Birmingham. AL; Crutchfield. Blanc Horton: 2PB. Tallahassee, FL; Deal. James lee 2PB. Montgomery. AL. Diane. Robert W 4BSC. Florence. Al.; Durr. Paul Goldthwaitc 1GL. Montgomery. AL, Dykes. Walter E IPPY. Tampa. FL. Ebrite, Richard P JR. Scbenec ta i . NY. Ellis. Ben Shat tuck; JAEC. Centre. Al.; Ellis. John Eric: JPIK. Centre. AL. Emfingcr. John Ldwurd 1PM. Tallassee. AL: Esdale, Robert Graham Jr. JMK. Birmingham. AL. Estes. Clifford C. Ill JMK, Birmingham, AL; Fell. Charles A 4GJM. Birmingham. AL; Fischer. Scott t: 4AK. Spanish Ford. AL; Fivgas. John lPN. Gulf Brecae. FL; Freese, Richard Arthur. 1AC. Crete. IL. Gaines. Mark L: 4PC. Birmingham. AL; Ganno. Edward McGehee Jr _2PV, Montgomery . AL, Gilli . Ben K : 4MK. Birmingham. AL. Green. James V 2PI, Union Springs. AL. Hall. Daniel Dillon Jr JCE. Ft Davis. AL. Hallmark. Luiher P; 4F1. Uniontown. AL. Hanrahan, Mark V 4BSC, Miami. FL. Harrold. Thomas Stephen IPD, Ft. Lauder-dale. FL; Henderson. Michael Turner JAC, Millers Ferry. Al.; Hemlerson. Richard Alan lFY. Millers Ferry. AL; Hcmy. Jeffrey Keith JAF.C.Centre. AL. Hirsch. Martin F Jr: 4INM. Ros- eil. GA. Hoffman. Dean William 4INM. Auburn. AL. Holliman. William H - JMK. Auburn. AL; Hollwav. James Philip (CHE, Dalton, GA; Hortman, David C.: 2PM, Auburn. AL; Houston.Jeffrey Allen. 1PB. Dalton.GA. Her. Steven Jeffrey 2PB. Birmingham. AL; Jolmson. Jeffrey Frank: 4AS. Florence, AL; Johnson, Jeffrey O 2BSC, Hartselle. AL. Johnson. Michael Allen: 2PB, Kenner. LA; Jones. Douglas S 2CE. Auburn, AL;Jowcrs. James I. 2HPE. Birmmglum. AL, Joyner. David W.: 4AMH, Dalton, GA; Kersey. Robert Alan 2PN. Hampton. GA. Kessler. William Earl: 2CE. Rome. GA; King. James Jackson 4FY. Greensboro. AL. I-iwrcrxc, Joel Cope Jr lPN. Union Spnngs. AL. lee. Edward D: 2PB. Monigomerv. AL; lewis. Gins Dasid: 2PB. Birmingham. AL; Lunsford, Gregory Scott: lPB. Plsenu City. AL; laaqu: re, James Frrd: 4MK. Montgomery. AL. Lucjuire. Leo H JBSC. Montgomery. AL; Marshaman. Henry D Jr. JFI, Homewood. AL. Mathis. Mark C lPB. Rome. GA, McCarty, lirncst Lee 4GPO. Birmingham. AL. McKinney. David I. 2CF Birmingham, AL, McLeroy. Robert F. 2BSC Auburn. AL; Mitchell. Richard P: JBA. Burning ham. AL. Mitchell, William L. 4AGS. Greensboro, AL; Moore. David B 2PN. Opelika. AL; Moore. Gregory L: 4VM. Huntsville. AL; Murphy. William Edwin lPB. Birmingham. AL; Nelson. James K.: jENFf. Bit mingham. AL; Nevins. Janies H. JBSC, Birmingham, AL; Nordncss. Stephen M )PN, Birmingham. AL; Palmer, Charles Locklin 2PV. Shelbvville. TN; Pate. Dauglas A.: JCE. Auburn, AL. Pate. Steven F: 4AC. Birmingham. AL; Phillips. Bill Curtis 4MK. Birmingham. AL. Pouncey. Gerald L 2CHE. Opelika. AL; Preston. Marcus Lester: lPB. Birmingham, AL; Reynolds. Riiluid B 4AC, Stone Mountain. GA. Rogers. Arnold 2PB. Tallahassee. FL; Samamno. Thomas C 4AC. Auburn. AL; Sams. Tracy L JAC. Huntssille. AL; Sands. Brett T : 2PB. Huntsville. AL. Sanford. Robot William Jr.. I BSC. Birmingham. AL. Schilkvi. William Keith; 4MK, Stone Mountain. GA. Sibley. David M 4GY. Russellville. AL. Stirler, Kip Collins: IPIR. Birmingham, AL. Smith. I. Jager Jr 2ME. Jxkson. MS. Sowell. William Betty Jr : JPY. Murfreesboro, NC; Stesens. William D: JAC, Opelika, AL; Stickncv. Joseph B IV 4MT, Greensboro, AL: Taylor. Proctot Milo: 2EE. Birmingham, AL. Thigpen. Carl Sitter 4AG. Gallion, AL; Thompson. James E lPB. Opelika. AL. Trawick. Jack S.: JBSC Birmingham. AL; Tnantos, Pete 4MT, Birmingham. A I. Virner, George D 2CE. Tuskcgcc. AL. jeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgrr ♦as Velutti, Peter |)mrt JIF. Hirmingham. AL. Waugh, Steve E 'PH. IjCrangc. (.A, Wclborn. John Warren I BSC. Sheffield. AL. While. Donald Blanton: 2 BSC. Helena. AL, Wilton. James Edward IPV. Auburn. AL; Winters. John Ixvn 2HPR. Monroeville. AL. Wolke. Michael Thomas 2CE. Montgomery. AL; Wuudfin. Anhui I. Jr 2PV, Uniootow-n. AL; Word. Robert Donald III 2PD. Ssottsboro. AL. Wright. Charles Limirh 'BSC. Birmingham. AL. Wright. Patrick C : 'AC. Pratt-vilie. AL. Bell. Roger I) ( hapter Advisor; artwnght, Neva T : Housemother. l.iiMon, ljura Ann Sweetheart. Birrr.imgham, A I.; Andrews, Olin N. Ill IPM. Dcs Moines. IA. Baker, (.‘uki� Ashley tCli. Andalusia. AL. Barker. David Scott. 1CH. East Mm. A. Barren. Charles F. Jr .’AM. Birmingham. AL. Bass. Edwin I) Jr lllPF,. Andalusia. AL; Beasley. Steven Bart 2PV. Scaford. NY. Billy. Stephen M 'BSC, Brew ion, AL, Birdsong, Henry Harrison 'AC. Thomaston. GA; Brock, James M JAM. Panama City. FL. Bush, Mis fuel Zolian: IAN. Panama City. HI.. Cawt-home. James I).: SMK. Smiths, AL; Clements. Charles lane: IFI. Coral Gables. FL. Dismukes, Reed K.: tAKC. Jack. AL. Edwatds.Glenn 2PB. Phroix City. AL. Fontaine. Geotgc D IMF.. Panama (it). FL; Fixd, Bruic P: 2PO. Savannah. GA; Gentry. Brian Thomas: 2PB, Longwood, FL. Gibson. Clark W 40 IE. Tuseumbia. AL. Griswold. Daryl Robert (PR Kenner. I A Hall. Dasid W 'EE. Gadsden. AL; Hall. David Wayne 4AC. Huntsville. AL. Harden. Rus }PO. lasngwood. FL; Hassell. Seoct B IFY. Pknsa.ola, FL. Italy. Richard C 'ME. Biiminghain. AL. Hesses. Edward Mishael -IBSC. Pensacola, FL Huomcs. Bobby Duainc 2BSC. Opp, AL. Home. Tcdmon Ronald: 'TE. LjGrange. GA. II jdson, Jeffrey A 'PB. Smith. AL. Hutchins. Donald Bectr 6HPR. (Tighten. KS. Jenkins. Wade Alton 4VAT. Ashland, AL; Jessup. Francis Milccn III JIE. Birmingham. AL. Kale, lasren Wayne 2INM, Andalusia. AL. Kell). Robert Kennedy 2BSC. Atmore. AL. Kelly. Thomas J .'FI. Atmoce. AL. Kennedy. Bryan K IVAG, Huntsville, AL. Kraske. Richard Lawrence -tCIIE. Panama City. FL; Lassctcr.J. David CPU. Auburn. AL. lawson. Ronald Wayne 4GB; Andalusia. AL; Macgill, Richard Douglas lPB. Savannah. GA. Marks. Michael Arthur K.J. F.lmorr. AL. Maxwell. John Towill: IPN, Savannah. GA. Mayo, Gary Lee (AEC. Birmingham. AL. Mcharg. Kenneth H 4VAG, Cantonment, FI.; Millsap, William C IBS'.. Atmore. AL. Morgan. Charles R : 'BSC. Andalusia. Al.; Newton. Dan 4FI. Ft Walton Beach. FL. Rasberry, Joseph E 4VAC. Florala. AL; Reeses. Michael Johna-tlxxi 2MF. Hluifton. SC. Reeves. William David Aiken 4FI, Bluffton, SC. Reynolds. Louis Allan Jr 2PB. Savannah. GA; Richards. Jeffrey Dent 5BSC. Louisville. AL. Stone, Lloyd L: lPB Auburn. AL. Waller. Charles B JFY. Lynn Haven. FL; Weeklcy. Norvelle Fmest: -IFY. Bay Mincttc, AL, Williams. John A 2PB. Red level. AL. Williams Roger Alan: 4MK. Luverne. AL. Wilson. Michael Bryan 2PM. Gulf Shores. AL. Saint. Jaik F’ Chapter Advisor. Thye, Cynthia C Sweetheart. Silver Spring. ML). Adams. Charles III ICHF., Carters ville. GA. Allen. Muhael Algernon 'PB. Columbus. GA. Ard. James F. 2CE. Birmingham. AL. Baggett. Michael Paul 2PL, Pensacola, FL. Barfield. Kenneth A 4F1, Jackson. MS. Baxley. Jim W 2MN. Auburn. AL; Beard. Charles Beniamin 'FT. Sheffield. AL; Realty. Craig S - JCE. Birmingham. AL. Beno. Andrew Milium ICC Montgomery. AL; Bcrthon. Stacey P. I BSC. Birmingham. AL. Biork. Jon Peter lPB. Ponte Vcdra Beach, FL; Blackburn. Robert 4FI, Newnan. GA. Blake. Thomas L Jr 'HA. Montgomery. AL. Bledsoe, William G GV.M. Autaugavillc. AL. BUebaum. Robert M 2PB. Columbus. GA; Bostick, Oscar C: 4FI. Selma. AL. Bryan. Nil 1 PB. Birmingham. AL; [reeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgreeks Burton, Robert O 4BSL. Birmingham. AL. Chambers. Claude I, 4GB. Br.indidgr. AL; Cluncey. Phillip Wayne: IPB, Union Springs. Al.. Chandley. Stephen Grayson 3GB. Mom«o� n. TN. Chunrt. Vance McLeod. Mobile. AL. Clark. Kenneth Warren: )VM, Dothan, AL; Clements. Lee T 4BSC. Montgomery. AI.;Cobb. Charier Luke ICE, Birmingham. AL. Cobb. Paul D 4CE. Chamblee. GA; Collint. H Roberts 4MK. Mobile. AL. Cook. Roger Mark 2CJ. Di ihan. AL. Davis. John I. Ill: � PB. Alexander City. AL; Ihxdds, Jon Varies tPB. Columbus, GA; DonnclIan, Jeffrey B.: 3CHt, Vienna, VA Duncan. William Wesley: 2PB. Ilawkinsville, GA. Easterling. Benjamin Herbert: 2ME, Roswell.GA. Eden. Steve Ashley: IWL, Montgomery. AL. Gaddis. Robert Smith: 2ASD, Laurel. MS; Gorman. Stephen Kent: 3MK. Birmingham. AL. Green. William E IPN. Birmingham. AL. Hall. Bart B 4FI. Mobile. AL: Harkness. William G 3PB, Mobile. Al.. Harris. William M 2PB. Montgomery. AL; Hawkins, Rob ett B iPB.Jasksonville. FL. Hareliig, John Keith 2PB. Bitminglum. AL, Hendrick. James Potter III: AC, Birmingham, AL; Henry, Robert Greg FI, Montgomery. AL Herndon. Alan Maier 2PVM. Hatchevhub lee. AL. Holland. John Byrl: IPM. New Orleans. LA. Hollo-min. I. Joscpli: 4HE. Satrannih. GA. Hudson. Edward P 2PL. Columbus.C� A; Hudson.Jeff B.: 2AR. Dothan. AL; Hudson, Raymond P.: 3PB, Brundidge. AL; Hunter. Enc Vines IAN. Memphis. TN. Huuheson. John E . 'BSC. Montgomery AL; Hutcheson. Paul Vinson: IVM. Montgomery. Al.. Kennedy Thomas Heflin Jr. 3AC. Alexander City. AL, King. Mark Stc sens 2PM. Birmingham. AL. Kteis. William Jacob 3MK. B-.r mmgham, AL; l-egg. Milton Henderson: 5GB. Athens, AL; Lynch. Frank Morgan 3FI. Birmingham. AL; Mardrc. George lewis: tADS. Windsor. NC, McClure. Joseph Michael: 4.MK, Saiellue Beach. FI.; McCluckey III. Grorge Milton- 03. Columbus. GA. McGarrah. Steve: (M; Medley. James Noel: 2PB. Headland. AL, Miller. Christopher Baker: K� B. Miami. FL. Mitchell. Donald B 04; Moody. Jon Rue lPM. Sctxtsboro. AL. Moore. John Regan 4MB. Birmingham. AL. Moore. Jon A I PM. Selma. AL. Morton. Tom H . 2PB. Newton. AL. Nue. Pete A.: 4JR. Birmingham. A I.. Nix. William H 2AC. Sfnmgomery. Al . Parncit. Clay James: 2PB. Dothan. AL. Peek, Charles Frederick 2PH. Dothan. AL. Phipps. Robert E.. 4BSC. Ftanklin. TN. Plaster. Robert l-'tank. 3AEC. Auragaville. AL; Ponder. Stephen Allen: 2BSC. Birmingham. AL; Potter. Brian I.: 6GB. Hur.tsv.lle, AL; Price. Michael I) 3MT. Pinckatd. AL. Price. Samuel A .It 2PB Birmingham. AL; Radcliff, Benjamin Morgan: lBSC, Mobile. AL; Ramagc. Russell S.: 2PD, Scottbsboro. AL; Ray. Marshall T ; 4SC Birmingham. AL. Reep. Charles I IPN. Birmingham, AL. Rcc� cs. leffetson Baker. 5GB. Bluffton. SC. Rkh, Michael C. IPM. Orlando. FL. Roberts. Dan 3BSC. B.r mingham. AL; Roberts. John A 2PB. Atlanta. GA, Robertson. John A 4GB. Daphne. AL. Saliba. Richard J 4MCH. Dothan. AL: Sinders. Hassell Minmng 3PN. Dothan. AL; Sandifer. Phillip C S.: 2CPO. Dallas. TX; Savokii, Joe Anthony; lPB. Birmingham. AL; Srotr. Ray Wilcon 3PB. Montgomery. AL. Shoulders. Bobby Harris: 2AC, Birm ngham, AL; Sims. Harry Scoct 2PB, Mobile. AL. Sncllgrosc. Craig larlis!e. I SC, Dothan. AL. Snow. William Aaron IPB, Macon.GA. Speike. Charles M : K1B. Birmingham, AL. Sjxaybcrry, Stcplien Diilhp IPB. Newnan. GA; Stallings. Daniel Rush 3BS4 . Montgomery. AL. Steiner. Jolan Elsbetry 4FI. Montgomery. AL. Stew-an. Todd T IAEC. Selma, AL. Stricinger. Steve Arulrrw iCJ. Nashville. TN. Tatum. O Hik III 3PB. Opelika. AL. Taylor. James R 6VM. Auburn. AL. Thorpe. David F: 5MK. New Orleans. LA; Todd. Mark William: 3PY. Birmingham. AL; Tuck. Richard Charles 2CHE. Gadsden. AL; Vann, Sam R. Ill: JF1, Headland, AL. Stalls, led Eugene: IPB. Birmingham. AL. Waid. Charles B. 3AR. Dothan. AL. Wald. Michael Emil: 30. Homewood. AL. Walker. Ben jmain T.: 3GB. Marietta. GA. eeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgr r Ward. James William: 1PL, Columbus GA; Watjon, Carl K IAN. Montgomery. Al.. Watson, Waller M 6BSC. Montgomery. AL; Wegmann. Nothert John III - 2AM. Midland City. AL; Wruon, Rindy Ln 2PV, Attala. AL; Widner William C 2PB. No nan.GA. Wilbanls, William Fuller IMK. Alexander City. AL; William . Ronald Waller 2ADS. Albany.GA; Williams Willum T JPB. Birmingham. AL. Wilton. III. John Lee 4Mill. Birmingham. AL. Woodruff. Milton Martin 1PM. Columbus. GA, Yohn. Marie ( ravfod 2PB, Eufaula. AL. Coat. Mac Housemother; Lyon. Patricia A Sweetheart. Mobile, AL, Abernathy, William Douglas: JAY, Worthington. OH; Albright. Michael Paul; 21E, Hunttville, AL; Alker, Richard C. 2PV. Prattville, AL; Andrreno. David Kelly: HE. Paducah. KY. Anderson, Ill.Jamcc Erwin: 1EE. Nashville, TN; Baughn. Brian Campbell JME. Florence. AL. Brown. Devan Earl: )BSC. Auburn. AL; Brown. Reid A 2MF. Auburn. AL; Brown, Robert D 1PB. Nashville. TN. Bullough. Roger D 4CHE, Florence, AL. Burke. Donald Patrick 4 AC, Atlanta. GA. Burnt. Jr.. Clifford Everett. iPB. Tallahatcee. FI.. Garmack. Richard E : 4GB. Chattanooga. TN; Carpenrer, Henry Johnston SAC. Ft l-auderdale, EL; Carpenter.Jamet J 2PB. Ft. Lauderdale. EX; Cavanaugh, Jeff D.: JPV. Montgomery. AL. Qompion. Ernest LaVan: 2BSC. States-boro.GA;Chestnut, Richard W I. Griffin, GA. Chew. Stephen R 4PRS. Florence, AL. Coughlin, Scan Brian 2PB. Nashville, TN. Daniel. Freddy Joe 4lE. Paducali. KY. Davis. Don Tracy JlNM. Andcrton. AL; Diehl. Kevin Lee 2MK. Dunwoody. GA. Diehl. Wee ley Wilk-erson: 1WL. Nashville. TN; Edge. David J.: 3PB. Birmingham, AL. Elder. Doug James. 2AC. Florence. AL. Elliott, William Carrcr 4GB. Talladega. AL. Engelstad. Martin J X.F.. Florence, AL; Englestad. Stephen Phillip 4IE. Florence. AL; Gotroeta, Jav irrCrispulo 2PRS. Arlanra.GA; Gunnels Rirhard Thomas 2AF.. Slia limit. FL; Guy. Atthur Drane: 4AC, Ft Lauderdilc. FL. Hallen. John F -HE, Atlanta, GA. Hardy. Bruce Alan 2PN. Huntsville. AL. Harris. William David iPN. Mobile. AL; Harton. Istvan- 2PM. Greenville, SC; Havron, Jr .James R 5AC, Mobile, AL. Ha en. Craig I. I.MM. Davenport, FL; Heaton. Ben ll IY, Palm Beach, FL; Hcnagan. III. Charles Stewart IMK. Atlanta. GA. Henderson. Billy L 4BSC. Covington. CiA. Hogue. James Henry: 1AM. Orlando, FL; Hope. Ill, Lucicn Wellborn: IPG. Atlanta. GA. Jackson. Martin Turner: IHPE. Mobile. AL. Kelly. Leo Michael 4FY. Atlanta. GA; Kronshagr. Scott S.: )PB. Houston. TX; Langfcck. Frcdriek M 2PB. Nashville, TN; Lees. Ill, Andrew I. 4INM. Nashville, TN. Luther. Randy O.: JAR. Nashville. TN. Maddox, William Scott: 4MK, Auburn. AL. Manly'. Harold C 4 A EC. Birmingham, AL; Mauldin, Preuit: 4AEC. Leighton, AL. McCallum. Fred Jester. 4MCII. Flocenec. AL. McElroy. J Slade JPB. Florence, AL; Moody. Barry J IPM. Florence, AL. Morey, Will: 4F1. Ft I-iu-dcrdale. FL; Motahari, Mohamad. JAC. Auburn. AL, Nesmith. Nick C. 41NM. Aniuston. AL. Nordal. Jonas S 4F1. F'omparxi Beach, FL; Palmer. Ben M IPCN. St. Simons Island. GA; Partridge. Jr. Daniel 2AR. Ft Walton Beach. FL; Patrick. Wyatt Louis. IPB. Atlanta. GA. Prescott. James T -IPO. Tallahassee. FL. Radclill. Jr.. William A -1INM. Cullman. AL, Reed, Jr.. George Chipline JAC, Orlando. FL. Reynolds. Robert L 2EE. Sumter. SC; Robinson, Kari James 4AC. Atmotc. AL. Rumtnel. Michael James lPB. Dunwoody, GA, Rush, Kenneth S.: 4GSC, Roanoke. VA. Sail-barna. Nelson Humberto: lEE, Ocala. FL. Salmon. Robert T 4GHY, Nashville. TN. Sarrcls, Gary W 4GHY. Auburn. AL; Sartor, III. James Robert 2AC. Nashville. TN. Schutter, Daniel Wade JAN. Orlando. FL; Scyfried. Michael Paul 4CH, Birmingham. AL. Shaw. Frank: lPB. Tallahassee FL; Sisson. Charles Wesley 2VA. Florence. AL; Smith. Allen D : ITN. Annandale. VA. reeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgi Smith. Alvah O. 4IJM. Thomason. GA Smith. Charles M JGB. Greensboro. NC; Smith Dwid Mcnries JAR, Maitland. FL; Smith. James Keith 2EE. Caterssille. GA. Smit: . III. James Thomas 2FL, Signal Mountain. TN. Stannic los. Nick P 4PY. Samford, CN. Sterner. Stephen Alien: lEC. Scverna Park. MD: Scout. Louie B : 4CE. Little Rock, AR. Stricklin. Douglas Craig 2EE, Union Springe. AL; Scumb. Paul f IMF.. Nashville. TN. Sudb.ink. ai ; W 4FI. Ft Lauder-dale. FL; Swift. Richard Ward: 4MK. Newton Sqjare. PA; Tubbs. Howell Alan: iPB. Birmingham. AL; Turnbull. Doug Taylor 4ZY. Birmingham AL: Vaughan. Jerry Chris 2INM. Nashville. TN; Walton. Warren Allan 2PB. Fairfax Station. VA. Weidman. Hal JENH. Birmingham. AL. William, Robert N 2PB, Orlando, FL, Wilton. W hob AF.C. Birmingham. AL. Ycm. Rick T IMK. Springfield. VA. Zcvalk� . t jrk� A IGC. Gnf-fm, GA. Wnght. Era Maye Housemother. Kerchner. Cor me Sue Sweetheart. Manchester, GA; Ash. Jeffrey C 4PUB. Troy. AL. Ballard. Ernest Earl: 4VM. Birmingham. AL, Betgin. William 2PI). Marietta. GA. Bird. Joseph S 4SF.M. Marietta. GA, Bishop. Ralph C 2PB. Russellville. AL. Bryant. Kenneth Walker 1AC. Talladega. AL; Burgin. Robert Fleming ME. CutF.bcrt. GA. Cagle. L Brian JMK. Decatur. AL. Calhoun. Michael R 4 AC, Lyons. iA. Carlisle. Thomas L: JAC. Bessemer. AL. Chandler. Cary S 2PH. Carrollton. GA. Chandler. John C 2PR. Carrollton. GA. Christopher. Greg O: JAM. Athens. AL; Cogg.n. David Wayne )AE. Newman. GA. Colic). Louis Carl: 4 PUB. Prattville. AL. Con non. John M 2CE. Athens. AL. Cross, J Mas tGC. Gadsden. AL IVnnis. James C 4TN, Prattville, Ak. b., -xt. Lane C : IPB, Auburn. AL. Duke. James Walter IPB. Atlanta. GA. Duncan. Robert Jack-son 2PH, Auburn. AL; Edwards Mark T IAR. Birmingham. AL; Ellis. Richard Michael: JBSC. Montgoenery, AL. Foster. Milton Flet.hrr .'ME. Dawson, GA. Gatrctt. Thomas B 2ME. Birmingham. AL; Gaston, Joe! Milton 4HPE, Sylacauga. AL; Gaston. Maury Douglas 2TE. Sylacauga. AL. Gatewood. Robert McLrad: 1PN. Montgomeiy. AL. Gautict. Daniel I) IPB. Miami, FI.;Gautier, Lawrence P JMK. Miami. FL; Gilbert, Jeffrey Robert: 2PD. Marietta. GA; Golding. Tlsonus Hulmc: 4FI, Decatur, A L; Grayson, David James IPV, Birming ham. AL; Gregory, William Wyitt 4AS. IXithan. AL. Gnbbin. L Scott 4PUB. Northporr, AL. Harklcroad. Donald W IPN. Atlanta. GA. Hamed. Robert Ijchlan 2CM. Pittsburgh. PA; Harper. James S : 2PV. Auburn. Al, Hines. William Frank lAR. Montgomery. AL. Hodges, Manley R 4HPE. langdale, AL; HotC. Charles N 4BA. Montgomery. AL. Hopkins. William Bccland. 2BSC.Greenville. AL, llowton, Barry Dean: 4 AC. Bcssemet. AL; Hughey. John Nolen 1GC, Athens. AL. Isbell. Gilmer Frank: JPH, C.adsden, AL. Jager, CharlesS: IPB. Birmingham. AL. James. W Harlan 2PI). Anniston. AL. Johnson. Hugh Allen: 4FI. Decatur. AL; Jones. Noble S 4PB. Montgomery. Al; Katn. Robert Gerald: 4ME. Tuscaloosa. AL. Kendrick. James Russell: IAR. Ft Walton Beach. FL. Key,J Mirk 4PY. Tuscaloosa. AL; Lawrence. Michael Frederick I AM. Anniston. Al.; l e. James F JQIE. Huntsville. AL; lewis. Graham Brock: lPV. Dothan. AL. Long. John E JEF, Demopolis, AL. Mxkcy. William Device JVM. DcmopoLs. AL. Mattmulkr. M Frank JCE. Tullahoma. TN. May. Allen Wayne. 4FI. Tuscaloosa. AL. Mas. Thomas Kelly 2I.PO. Tusca loosa. AL; Mcacham. Alan R 4HRA. Homewood. AL; McClendon. Thomas Howell: 4PRJ. Orark. AL; McOrkle. Andrew Louis 2BSC, Montgomery. AL. M.Knight. Eugene Harris 2PB. Orark. AL. Melees, Robert Hogan: Jlh. Dublin. GA; Miles. Richard JADS, Tupelo, MS. Milling, Edward Kyle: lPV, Birmingham. AL. Moore. Ronald H 2PCN, Huntsville, AL. Moore. William C 4F1, Montgomery. AL. Mor ris. Steven lurry MF„ Birmingham. AL. eksgreeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgre iimm PJl X JI M MI21I2 3 4«fa4 J4xfcA l 1 L 3 -£dz 1 £ . Mummert, G. Randall Jtt, Decatur. Al.. Murphy. Lynn Alan: MS. Russellville. AL. Murphy. Tony Andrei 4 FI. Russellville. AL. Nichols, J Niles: 2.ME, Gxisden, AL; Norman. Dave C 4AM. Manchester. TN; Payne, Robert Walter IPB. Gadsden. AL. Peacock. Derrick Allen SAN, Vidalia. GA. Pincno.Gr. John A. 2Mb. Marietta.GA, Reade. Jeff Brser.: GPO. Montgomery. AL; Roberts. R Prank 4MCH. Talladega. AL; Russell. Michael L.: 2PB. Grcensille. AL. Savige. John Rrbert JAR. Huntsville, AL. Sthnidt. Tot Id A P 2PB. Birmingham. AL; Shelby. Vemke Boyd: 2CH. Dothan. AL; Simms. Robert Brittain lPB. Winter Park. FL; Simms. Stet hen A 4FI. Winter Park. FI.. Smallwood. Scott McDonald 2PB. Birmingham. AL; Smith. Scott Edward: 2AM. Montgomery. AL. Smyscr, William Wilson JFI. Montgomery. AL. Speer. Harvey D JTM. Or ark. AL. Staub. Bobby Lewis: iPB. Memphis. TN. Steele. William Henry: JME, Huntsville. AL; Stegall. David Oscar 2PB. Marietta. GA; Scich. Ellis Robert IADS. New Orleans. LA. Toothaker. Harry Hawkins 1GC. Montgomery. AL. Tuniluni. Joseph Rice: 2PB, Auburn. AL; Ward. Wayne Stephen 4FY. Sylacauga. AL. Weaver. Steven Douglas: PB. College Park. GA. Whitt. Jeffrey Ellis: JME, Gadulm. AL; Wood. Alan LaFayettc. )AC Birmingham. AL; Wouti. Tom M 4GB. Birmingham. AL. Woodson, James P 2PUB, Tuscaloosa. AL. Wyatt. David Mark: 2WL. Svlacauga. AL; Wyatt. Hubbard F 4ADS. Sylacauga. AL; Abernathy . Mark Alin JFI. 1-anett, AL; Anthony. Alan Lee 1BSC. Trusssillc. AL. B«ce. Timothy O'Neil 4FAA. Alexander City. AL. Blackwell. Craig Allen 2PB, Auburn. AL. Blankenship. Kenneth Gerard: 4AC. Auburn. AL. Boone, l-osits C: !ZY. Orangeburg. SC. Bce-� et. Leo L 2PB. Auburn. AL. Bures. Scott Alan JEE. Ft. Walton Beach. FL. Burton. Peter Michael 2PB. Atlanta. GA; Campbell. Glenn Paxton 4AM. Atlanta. GA; Carer. Tony Haves 2INM. Auburn. AL. Casuday. Robert Miles: 2PB. Hrcman. GA. Cauley. James Michael: 2PB. Andalusia. AL. Cebula, Andrew V. 2AM. College Park. GA; Chambers. Robert G.: lPB. Marietta, GA; Charr.bless. Mark Norman: 2CH. Montgomery . AL; Champion, Greg H 2AEC. Talladega. AL; Chapman. Gilbert Wright 4AM, East Point. GA, Cheney. John Franklin JME. Montgomery. A L; Coulter, Roben Bruce: 2PB. Atlanta. GA. Creasy. Thomas Foster 2AC. Birmingham. AL: Culver. Mark Sterling: 4MK, Dothan. AL; Cummins. William David 2AR. Dciatur. AL. Davies, Jim F JMK. At.anta. GA. Davis, Nicholas Alan 4TC. Opelika. AL. Deal. Jon H 4AC. Andalusia. AL. DiBencdetto. Joseph A : JBSC. Birmingham. AL; Dowdy. L Craig: 4F.K. Montgismety. AL; Driver. Marvin IXiuglas 4HPR. Montgomery. AL. Edmondson. Dennis Lee: 4AC. Alexander City. AL; Eiland. Stuart Wilkinson -tHRA.Clio. AL; Ellis. Joel Wcslcs: 1PCN. Huntsville. AL. Fee. Paul C 2AY. Dnthin. AL; Fteeman, Robert Wiley: 1AM. Scotttboro, AL; Friday, Charles David: 2BSC. Birmingham. AL. Gardner.James Norman: JTN. Atlanta.GA. Greene. Michael Steve: 4BSC. Opelika, AL. Gunr.. Robert Carlisle 2PB. Alexander City. AL; Hams, I. Scott 2IE. Montgum-etv.AL. Hams. Robert Alan: IPB. Atlanta.GA; Hcndrv, Donald C 2ME. Atlanta. GA. Hcrbanck. Jeffrey A : 4IE. Jacksonville. FL. Huneidi. Karim: 4PV, Huntsville. AL. Janisch. James Kurt 2ME. Dunwoody.GA; Johnson, Ken H.: 2FI. Montgomery. AL; Justice. Gary D 4AR. Warner Robins. GA. Kearney. Steven Michael }IE. Auburn. AL; Kimball. Bryan Robert: 4CJ. Decatur, GA, Kmg. James Stephen 2MU. Helem. AL; Knight. Matthew Taylor: IPL. Bir mingham. AL; Laganusky. Vaughn Thomas 2PN. Shively. KY. bnhardt.Chris Robert ICF.. Montgomery. AL; Uoyd. James A : 4BSC. Anniston. Al.; l nr.Jorm Andrew 2MK. Birmingham. AL; McAleer. John Norman: 5.MN. Mobile. AL. McWborter. Rkky A 1PE. Huntsville. AL. Miller. Bobby P 4MK. Birmingham, AL. Miller, Thomas D JPM. Birmingham. AL; Montgomery, Brent E.: 4FY. Stuart. FL; Motley. Joel D : JTM. Opelika. AL; reeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgreeksj X'l Mullen, Jeffrey A 2AE. Tliuusaixi Oaks. CA. Murphy. James Robert: JAR, Atlanta, GA. Nabors. David Ho?: JF.E. Hunts-villc. Al.. Newman, Danny James: 2PB. Birmingham. AL. Nor-ris. Walter Andrew 2PN, Montgomery. AL. Pixhai.Jack JCE. Opelika. AL. Patruk. Jon Burt 2PN. Montevallo. AL; Pohl-man. Robert Louis. JMK,Jacksonville. FL; Poole. Michael David: JAC, Decatur. AL. Rabe, Curtis L JAR. IVahan. Al.. Rae. Shawn Allen: 2PN. Atlanta. GA. Rod. Larry Morgan JPO. Red Level. AL; Koska. Paul Thurman: JAM. Mexjuon. Wl. Roth. Jeffrey. Lee 2Q. Wheaton. MD. Sage. Craig Di:by 2PNM. Atlanta. GA. Sawyer. Douglas B JFI, Coral Gables. FL; Seaborn. Robert M : JMK. Montgomery. AL; Seibert, lev h: IPS. Lakeland. FL; Sha . lev R JWL Midway. AL; Smith, t harlcv Edntd IH, Opdika, AL. Smith, Mu heal J JPY. Albertville. AL; Stevk. Eric Oiri stop her 2BSC. Linden. MI; Stewart. Frederic A 2PB.Opelika. AL;Still. Steven Pierce JAC. Decatut. AL. Strong, Timothy Kuhard 2( I. Miami. FL; Struthers. Craig R iPB. Mortgomcry. AL; Taylor. G. Steven JllPR. Ocford. AL; Thompson. Joe Neal: 1PN, Mobile. AL. Todd. Jimmy G. JlE. Decatur. AL; Trotter. Howard lee: J11-Gadsden. AL. Upchurch. James Davxi 4AM. Fast Point. GA. Wadlcy. William Thomas: tllY. Tampa. FL; Wakefield. Joseph W iui.n iPN. Atlanta. GA. Wittcrson. James l-amar 4CH. Montgomery. AL, Wilding. David Wayne: 'A R. Montgomery. AL. Williams. Willis Wilcox: I CHE. lakeland. FL. Young. Peter B 4F.C, Montgomery. AL. Zimlich. Donald William JOH. Mobile. AL; Xinlith. Tlionus M . JOH. Mobile. AL. Blankenship. Elizabeth Ann Housemother; Abies. Steven R tSSS. Ft Payne. AL; Anxs. John Brewer tINM. Selma. AL. Angcrman, Jelf Albert: .’ME. (oilman. AL. Atkins. Gctxge Tom (BSC. Vesuvia. AL. Becker. John N : 2l-L. lakeland. FL. Bledsoe. Steve A : 2PM, Huntsville. AL. Ifcxxsc. Kevin G JBSC. Fairhope, Al.. Box, W Carey JMK. Atlanta. GA. Burger, lawrence Hrnry JCHF.. Huntsville. AL. Burnett. Peter Stewart 2ME, Mountain lakes. NJ. Bush. Timothy Alfred JFI. O ark, AL. Childs. Richard Lee IFI. West Point. NY. t tpper, Jonathan G tCJ. Prattville. Al.; Daniel. John M JAM. Roanoke, AL; Davis. Ruben Hrmlcy: JPB. Daphe. Al.. Daw-son. larrv Allen 2ME. Anniston. AL. Denton. Walter N 2CE. Foley. AL. Det-wiler. R Gregory IPN. Tucker. GA. Donaldson. Theo D 2AE. Birmingham, AL. Duclos. Mark fc : IPN. lakeland, FL. Fonde. Allen Ray JOH. Mobile. AL. Fbslicc. James Stephen JAC. Huntsville. AL. (rtorge. Michael Joseph 2PN. Birmingham. AL. Cuarraniano. William Dewey: 2PB. Huntsville. AL. Gilmer. Don Gray: IBSC, Fayetteville. NC. (halwin. MkIijcI B 2PB. Auburn. AL. Goldin, William David: 4MK. Atlanta. GA. Gravlee. Gaines P iPB. Huntwille. A I.; Holloway. Keith A : JPM. Homewood. AL. Hatch.John Wilson 2ME. Tucker. AL. Heath. G Read JPRS. lakeland. FL. Hene. Henry Bums JCE. Atlanta. GA; Hill. Andrew Rov 2AC. Cullman. AL. Irby. Sean Austin 2CE, Chickasaw, AL. Jacobs. Stephan Paul JAC. Hunts ville, AL. Kcvlcy, Gene Rcnacu. 2AN. Talladega. AL. Kinard. Billy R JFI. Shelby. NC. Knight. Herald Jackson: JCHE. Clio. AL. Knowles. John Little JFI. Bradenton, FL. Lee. Ronnie J JINM. Huntsville. AL. Lutocnski. Wayne D. 2PA. Birmingham. AL. Mack, David L JF.E, Huntsville. AL; Martin. Robert A 2CHE, Huntsville. AL. McKinnon. Neill T JMK. Atlanta.GA. Miller. Jerry Wayne lAR. Huntsville, AL; Miller, Robert 2AY. Talladega. AL. Mount. Ronald Joseph: JFI, Huntington Station, NY. Oddi, Pete Amclrcw 2CE. Palm Coast. FL; Parnell. Hugh Allen JHPE. Munfold. AL. Purs. Buhha Curry ISSS. Hartsclle. AL. Poltmgct. John David: JBSC. Ft Lauderdale. FL; Reeves. Michael Durand: IHF. Hartselie. AL. Rhynne. Timothy Neil IAE. Rome. GA. Kilev. Michael Keith JADS, Ohatchee. AL; rsziiA ft aidI ' iXsLAftaXJwx aimsei Q9 ... . Aik jh A, A t, Jk reeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgreeksg Stli Tau Kappa Epsilon 9 H'? fJ s.t%9 fa miw Rodgers. Ronald Neal: 2TM. Talladega. AL; Sandlin. John David 4PY. Marion. AL; Showaltcr. Edward R 5PPY. Auburn. AL; Sorenson. Chris E lEC. Melbomc Beach, FL; Sullivan. Glenn W.: JFI, Atlanta. GA; Sullivan. Mark William. 4FY. Birmingham. AL; Townsend. James Michael: -1AC. Oaark, AL Vandgrift. Ke.th: IPV. Vestavia. AL; Walker. Michael J.: 2CE. Birmingham. AL; Wallace. Randal lee IAF.. Pensacola Fl.; White, Ron David 4MK. Montgomery. AL; Woods. Chris E ; 3MRB. Birmingham. AL; Gcxxlwm. GeorgeCoL: Chapter Advisor. Newton. Burladine R Housemother; Ahlers. Michael Andrew 2AC. Miami. FL. Ayers. Fred John: iPN. Jacksonville. FL; Barrett. James G.: 3AM. Pons-mouth. NH. Bautom. Dasxi Folk: 2INM. Blythewood, SC; Bee. Gerald Muacl 2PB. Tampa. FL; Brown, Kent D,: 4ME. New-nan.GA. Butbach. John Philip: 2PB. Whitefish Bay. Wl. Caldwell. Paul Evans' IAN. Talladega. Al.; Coggins. Richard Stephen- SCF. O ark, AL. Compagno. Daniel Ralph IPN. Auburn. AL. Davis, Gary Ray. 2ME. Virginia Beach. VA. Dean. Venard Paul 4FY. Hueycown. AL; DeHart, Thomas Russell: IMF. Massena. NY; Dudnev. Richard K II. 4EE. Huntsville. AL. Dugan. James Robert: 4BSC. Auburn. AL; Duncan. Dan Moore Jr MT. Griffin. GA; Ebbelcr.Jxk Howard: IPB. Indianapolis. IN. Ferguson.Charles M 4GHY. Oklahoma City. OK. Fiuhner. John G. 3SMH. Marietta. GA;Gama.Greg W.: 4ME. East Point.GA; George. William Clark: 4CE. Veto Beach. FL; Goss. David Craig 2AC Tallassee. AL; Grimes. Adrian Fields: 4CE. Chattanooga. TN Guillory. Allen L: 3 BSC Plieni City. AL. Hanktn. Herbert Edward: IPN. Riviera Beach. FL; Harbin. Kenneth Iidward: iPN. Palm Beach. FL. Harford. Michael Robert. I CHE. Mobile. AL. Hermann, William Walter 2PB. Pompano fiexh. FL; Hill. Lcw� L 4AM. Gadsden. AL. Hill. Marvin C: SMK. Selma. AL; Huddleston. DAvid W : 1GC, Sylacauga. AL. Jarrell, John P. Ill: 2JM. New Orleans. LA; Johnson. Richard Blanc Jr. IPPY. Saraland. AL; Jones. I avid Huher 4CF. Athens. AL; Kei-del. Daniel Lee 4CHE. North Bend. OH; Law. Billy Carlton. Jr 1BSC. Veto Beach. FL Lee. Tony Lamar 4AC. Selma. AL. LcRov. Paul Thomas -tBSC. Wetumpka. AL; Maganne. Frank Joseph: 5CHE. Baron Rouge. LA; Maher. Mike F.: 3CE, Hollywxxxl. FL; McCann, Richard Dean: 6FAA. Hackensack. NJ. McConr.'ck. Daniel A 4MK, Montgomery, AL; Mc � owcn, Chirks C : 2AE, Vcsiasii Hills, AL; Miller, Mike Alin: 1AR, Columbus, GA; Miller, Jerry Wayne. lAR, Huntsville. AL; Munroc. Kevin Dale: 2AC, Winter Garden. FL. Nelson. Kraig A 4GB. Easraboga. AL. Nolen. Tli.rwell Mathew. lAR. Gadsden, AL; Perkins, Robert Kevin: 3ME. Birmingham, AL; Phil lips. David M : 3GL Anniston. AL. Rise. Samuel P.: 4SMU. Aubutn. AL. Rislurd, Mark N. iPCN. Gadsden. AL. Richardson. Jeffrey Scott: lAE. Atlanta. GA; Robinson, David Alan: 4ME. Pennsvillc. NJ; Rungc. Ralph N. 3CHE, Omaha, NB; Russell. James 4AN, Anniston. AL; Savage. Pfielan Booth Jr - 4VAG. Tuscaloosa. Al.; Savoldi. Joseph K: 3MRB. Dallas. TX. Soileau. Ken B 2AM. Wes: Palm Beach. FL; Sparkman. James Timothy: 4HY. Decatur. AL; Spivey. Gregory Winston: IPN. Louisville. AL; Stowe, Kevin W : 3AC. Marietta. GA; Tant.Jim A 4FY. Tuscaloosa, AL. Tayloc, James C.: 4FY. Opelika, AL; Thompson. Curtis A 2PB. Belle Glade. FL. Thompson, Pat Lee: 4F.F., Birmingham. AL; Tomlinson,James Thomas 4HPF-. Rivervx-w. Al.; Wackerlc. Andrew Lawrence Jr 4AEG Selma. AL. Wartcn. George Walter Jr iPY. F.usiis. FL. Wick-tor. Timothy John: IAR. Cape Coral. FL. Stahl. Jack W.: Chapter Advisor; Adair. Steven C IPN. Mobile. AL; Aldermin. Fielding Dillard 3MK. Cochran. GA; Baggette, Samuel Patrick II 3AC. Mobile. AL. Barncn. James Buford: 4BSC. Huntsville. AL; seksgreeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgr Biun, Lawrence R 4BSC. McLean. VA. Carswell. Robert I). 4BSC, Florence, AL; Conner. Jerry Thomas 4AC. Tuscumbia, Al.. Crocker, Lawrence Allen: JEE, Florence. AL. Cross. Robert I. Jr. 2PN, Florence. AL, Fgurc. Rafael Jr 5FI, Fr Ijuderdalc, FI.; Fix. Arthur M. Ill: )AK. Birmingham, AL; Freind. James Leslie: )EE, Leeds, AL. Gcrlach, Philip E. 2AC, Lake City, FL; Hale. Russ A.: 2AR, Muscle Shoals. AL; Harrison. Clay Davie 4MK. Birmingham. AL; Holliday, James Lee 2AM, Florence, AL; Jackson. Robert Alan; IPS. Altamonic Spring . FL. Jones. W'ayman Dunaiiue. IPM. Fufaula, AL. Joseph. Anthony E: JHPE, lake George. NY. Kennedy. Michael A : 2CE. Mobile. AL; Krames. Carl W sRSR. Maitland. FL. lee. John L JMN. Mobile. AL. Lorn an. James C I BSC. Annapolis. MD. Macksey. John Thomas lGC. Redlands. CA. Moore. Mike: 2FY. Florence. AL, Murray. John A 4BSC. Montgomery. AL. Nelson. Ronald A 2AF.. Canton, CA; Nestor, Christopher Milan ISF.I), New London. OH; Pollock. Charles I) : 4GFL, Andalusia. AL; Rives. John I).: 2BSC. Birmingham. AL. Scaggs. David Lawrence: I FT, Palm Beach Gardens. FL. Smraringten. Richard lawrence- 2PM. Perry, FL. Tate, Mark K IPM. Homewood. AL. Icel.Godd A 2PB. Eufaula. AL; Thompson. Thomas Mark JTN, Northport. AL; Tierney. James Francis: IPN. Me lean. VA. Triwick. J. Corydoo: 2IND. Mobile. AL. White. Hunter P 2PN. Montgomety. AL. Bishop. Grace Housemother. Geppcrt. Gayle Dream Girl; Adams. Dale Alan: 2CHE. Birmingham, AL. Adams. Robert Lee: 5EE. Birmingham. AL; AtKlcrson. Carl S.. 3BSC. Alexandria. VA. Barnes. Thomas F.. IPV. Opelika. AL. Hlalock. John Douglas: IPB, Auburn, AL; Brooks, WilKlfl K tlH. Mulga. AL. Brown. Richard Guard: lGC. Montgomery. AL; Chapman. Allen Crenshaw ME Perry, FI.; Collins, Siesen Orto ME, Shelby. NC; Conner. Dsn: 6CS. Guntersville. AL; Cox. Jeffrey James: IFE. Arlington. TX; Cox, William Craig 2IND. Arlington. TX. Douglas. George V JPN. Auburn. AL, Esters. Gregory lee 2 BSC. Nashville. TN; Ferlisi. Mark J.: ICE, Montgomery. AL. Fiobibbon. Tltomav Neal 2FY. Birmingliam. AL; Flowers, Steven M : IPB, Columbia. SC,'; Handlin. Harry B 4EK. Birmingham. AL Hachcock. Phillip James 1AY, Birmingham. AL; Hawthorne, Rodney Michael 2EE Birmingham. AL. Hclt. Stephen Mavcs 2PB, Albany, GA; Hill, Al B : 2AN, Cullman, AL, Holloman. Harry Hunter )CE. Fr, McPherson, GA; Johnson. David Falward 2AR, Nashville. TN; King. Robert M I BSC. Decatur. AL. Langley. Ronald D.: 2PB. Hanceville. AL; lasaar. Michael John: 4IND, Miami, FI.; Mann, Donald Edward: 2AEC, New Hope, AL. Martin, Franklin Lee HE. Alexander City. AL Maschoff. Donald Market: IAE, Holland. PH. Moocr, William V.: 6lE. Perry. FL. Motes. John Thomas: lEE, Pine Bluii. AR. Munhollen. Thomas Henry 4IE. Auburn. AL. Nel-son, Richie Roy 2PB. Nashville, TN; Novxk Sergio Luis lPN. Planurion. FL. Poole. Rick 4FI, lees-burg, FI. Sandlin, Russell Keith JME. Huey town. AL; Shelley, Fred Scot 2GC, Auburn. AL. Sheppard. Robcrr R lPCN. Huntsville, AL. Siy.uherland. James 4AC, Birmingham. Al.; Strait, Richard Kirk: 2MK. Montgomery. AL. Strait, William Murray KJL, Montgomery. AL. Tarvin. James C. 4AM. Naples. FI; Walker. Roland Neal ISMU, Altoona, Al; WcyatK, Gregory Charles- I PL Opelika, AL. Williams, Sieve: IME, Gull Breerc, FL; W'inkler. Roger Von: 2MF-. Huntsville. AL. Yost. Scott Alan. 2CE. Huntsville. AL; Young. Richard lee: 4GSY, Montgomery. AL. Sullivan, CaJlie M Housemother. Agnew. Pam, 2PB. Stone Mountain. GA. Aired, lee Arne: 2GPG. Nashville, AL; Alexander. Dede 2Pl. Btrmingliam. AL; Ausband. Reid Ann: 2FM. Dunwoody, FL; Bailey, lavri lMK, Huntsville. AL; Reem. Susan IBl. Dunedin. FL; Theta Xi reeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgreeksg UH Boatwright. Kaye: 2PB. Florence. AL. Bock. Lori 2PH. Prattville. AL; Boies. Rhoodi: VPY. Mirraro, AL; Brakelield, Cindy 2PB. Huntsville, AL. Brakelield, Tcri 4FM. Huntsville, AL; Bra 1m, Irigh Ann 2GC, Auburn. AL. Braun. Kim XX'., Coral Gables. H.. Brown. Jamie: JPRS. Ml. Dora. H.. Brown. Susan )PPY. Ocala. FI. Burns. Paula 2AR. Mountain, brook. Birmingham. AL. Candler. Karen 4PY. Rome. GA; Clark, Dana IEEE, Lanett, AL, Clark. Vtrki ITM. Ale Gty. AL. Coe. Martha. 4CDP. Notitoss. GA. Cook. Jan; JPN. Montgomery. AL;Cook, Liranne iFM Annandale. VA. Connor, Debbie 2Rehabil.ration, Plantation, FL. Costner. Lynn: I EEC. Birmingham. AL. Coctingham. Sahn 2SW. Birmingham. AL, Crquswell. Cheryl: JMK, Birmingham. AL. Croit. Kelly 1PB. Huntsville. AL; Cullison. Su i: )VAT, (Xala. FI. Daniel, ljnda- l(fC. Birmingham. AL Dawson. Vuki 4MB. Roswell. GA; Day. Linda 2PN. Huntsville. AL. Dennis. Kim 4EEC. Montgomery. AL. Dent. Arlene 4EEC. Chatom. AL. Dill. Ten 2VHC, Phil Campbell. AL; Dismukes. Dawn: lPPM. Autagua-ville. AL; Dominick. Ginny 4GSC. Birmingham. AL. Drummond, Ann. 4AC. Roanoke. AL. Duck, Connie 4FI. Ale City. AL. Duncan. Mindy 4FCD. Birmingham. AL. Dunnaway. Beth IPB. Hartselle. AL; l-arnhardt. Ellen- 2PB. Alex City. AL. Earnhardt. Ann 2PB. Ale Gty. AL. Eictler. Karen IIFE. Marietta. GA; Etllvolff. Su anne lPB. Chamblcc.GA. F.vans. Allyxm ill). Birmingham. AL. Fordham. Teia 4IFE. Huntsville. AL. Ixxtncr. Denise lPB. Huntsville. AL. Foster. Stacey 2CJ, Selma. AL. Fuller. Tern ISP. Ale City. AL. Gann. Beth XX.'. Rutland. VT; Gray.'Linda D 2ECS. Birmingham. AL; Hall Heather: 2VAT. IVsatut. AL. Heaton, lasa: I ID. Birmingham. AL; Herlong. lasa: III). Birmingham. AL; Hodges. Sherri 2PB. Homosassa Springs. FI.. Hollingsworth, Beth: JEF.C. St Mary’s. Ohio. Howell, lasa: 4VAT, Hartselle, AL. Hunphrie . Kim 4FM. Birmingham. AL. Ingersol. Sandy 2McdkaJ Toth. Fait-hope. AL. Jackson. Janet: 2FLD, Birmingham. AL. Johnson. Lauta IPG.Harlingen.TX; Johnson. Laurie: 4PRJ. Huntsville. AL. Knight. Wanda INF. Ale City. AL; Kranert. Karoline IFM. Huntsville. AL. lee. Beth- IGC. Birmingham. AL. lee. Melinda JF.EE. Ale City, AL. Liddell, Dorothy: 2GC, Gainesville, FL; Longinotti. Sarah X.FI. Dallas TX. Lovelady. Elaine JEC. Birmingham. AL. Malian, Pam 4FCD. Birmingham. AL, Mason, Shayne: I FI). Atrrxjtc. AL. Mitchell. Vicki JGPO. Birmingham, AL. Mueller. Sally 2GFLS. McLean. VA. Musgyred. Susan 2PB Plattsmouth. NB. Myhand, Kay 2AR. Lake Charles. LA. Myhand. lea JPB, Lake Guiles. LA. McGhee. Daphne JVHE. Ale ity. AL. McKee. Kim- JPG. lakeland. FL. McKmghi. Linda IKY. Huntsville. AL; Nathan. Debbie 'REHAB. Grand Fork . Nl). Newberry. Karen 2PB. Ale City. AL. Newman. Vicki 2CHE, Madison, AL. Nolan. Karen 2EEE. Birmingham. AL. Oliver. Amy 2TM. Alex Citv. AL; O’Malley. Maty Frances IPT. Lighthouse Pt.. FL. Orman. Nancy JFCI). Birmingham. AL. Osborn. Mitxi: 2EEE. Boar. AL. Overstreet. Cindy I ID. livingston. AL; Owens. Leslie lPB. Birmingham. AL. Patterson. 2CHF-, Temple Terrace. FL; Peak. Beth: JPG, Montgomery, AL. Peek. Debbie 2VAT. Birmingham. A I.. Perrone. Betsy. JllE. Plantation. FL; Petty. Pam: 2AC. Atlanta. GA. Piersy. Cathy: IPS. Huntsville. AL. Raison. Teri 4RSR, Evergreen. AL; Kagan, Leslie JAC. Dunwoody. Al.. Ritcree, Susan 4PIR. Atlanta. GA. Robeson. Claire: JEEC. Neptune, FL; Robinson. Pam- 2PO. Atlanta. GA; eeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgri SOS Rogers. Nuji 2PPY, Leesburg, FI.. Hummel. Robin IFM. IXan-woudt. (.A. Samlets. F.llcn 2PB. Huntsville. AL; Sasser. Cathy. IPY. Birmingham. Al Si I id ' Pim ’PH, DlMlWOOdjr, GA; Sitnnu, Kathv 2PR. Huntsville, AL; Singley. C mdv 1HKA. ThofUsy. Al.. Smith. Cathy 4VAT. Huntsville. AL; Smith. Diana 2 PH, Iluninillc, AL. Smith. Peggy JPB, Birmingham, AL. Smith. Verm JFCS. Seim . AL. Sokol. Miry: IPB. C ullman, Al.. Somerset. Wendy: lOP. Ft Walton Heath. FI.. N sby. Ginny JKA. Birmingham. AL. Spatk� , Amy .’PN. Kuvwllsille. AL. Stevenson. Laura. JFIEC. Birmingham. AL. Strwier, Jane IMH. Birmingham. AL. Sullivan. Beth. IFCD. H (.Al. Iruir. M..II. ;PB. Dallas. TX.Tmket.t I Ur I PL. Birmingham, AL Vewcll. Deannc IGC . Auburn. AL. Waldfip. Jiadr I AC. Birmingham, AL. William. Sharon JPB. Alex .’it), AL. Willis. ( atherme: IFF.F. Atlienv. GA. Wombtf. Cindy 2IGC. Birmingham. AL. Wood. Sheila CNF, Mobile, ai •■ tier, Beth I HO, GaiiuvUle, FL; Allen. Tate: JVM. Chatlotte, NC. Andmu, Bill W : 2VM. Birmingham. AL; Armstrong. Gerald K 4VM. Huey town. AL. Baker, lx iV'M. Auburn. AL. Haston, David Wayne: JVM, Georgetown. KY. Hcsk. Julm Mitliael 2VM. High l iint. NC; Heckman. David T. JVM. Auburn, AL. Bennett, John Blur: IVM. F'airplav. KY. Biller. David S 4V.M. Greensboro. NC. Born. Mary Kate JVM. Win. AL. But tv, Susan JVM. Ecxing-ton. KY; Bowen. Betty 4VM. Horrellv. NC; Bradford. William Kelly JVM. Warrior. AL. Bridges. Deri James IVM. Ft Wnght, KY. Brown. John 1 IVM. Burlington. NC. Brown, Vain F.laine JVM. C«-rd . AL. Bryant. IXiuglas Ijmat IVM. Gadsden. AU Busklev. Ketry M JVM. Auburn. AL. Buskman. lurry Eugene JVM. Faney Farm. KY Bumgatriner. David Paul: IVM. Atliens. GA. IKihiglio. Norman IVM. Auburn. AL. By bee. Beth IVM. Birmingham. AL; aimer. James Patton iVM. Ncwland. NC. Caudill, Cheryl; VM, More head, KY. Cawley. John Afthut IVM. Marietta. GA. Claytue. Beth IVM. Hollywood, AL. Coleman. Chris W IVM. Auburn, AL. idem an. Nancy Carol IVM. Auburn. AL. Connolly. William James IVM. Auburn. AL. Cornell. Cat! B JVM. Auburn. AL; (aarnwrll. Anne VM. Auburn. AL. Cranford. John Gregory JVM. Auburn. AL. Davis, Karen IVM. Hendersonville, NC; Doughty. Kevin James JVM. Lcvmgtun. NC. IXxaglat. Taylor Johns 4VM. Auburn, AL. Drey. Gabnel Martm: JVM. Mobile. AL. IXxkwell. Rnhard W IVM. Charlotte, NC. Dunn. Manotie JVM. Salem. AL; Dutton. Donna IVM. Versailles. KY. Else . Phillip Wayne 4VM. Pirey Flats, I N, Eubank. John Hadden VM. Ml Sterling. KY. Fell. TIkkius W.ldon JVM. Mobile. AL. Fuller. K.m berly: JVM. Charlotte. NC; Finnell, Glenn Mason- JVM. Mumingview. KY. Fitts. Kathc-one JVM. Richmond. KY. Foster. James Andrew IVM. Ruf-lin. GA. Freeman. Robert Steven JVM, Jefferson. NC. Gallop. Susan JVM. Troy. AL, Garrett. Sfark Benson IVM. Oak Ridge. TN, Green. IXmald Wayne IVM, Ijwrenceburg, KY.Grilling. Cathy JVM. Bus ling Green, KY. Hadeti. Nelson Ardd IVM. Ashboro. NC. Haggerty. Rt.hard C JVM. Highpomt, NC . Hall. David Glenn JVM. Moreftcad. NC. Hall. Kenneth Fldndge IVM. Charlottesville. VA; Hall. I vnn -«VM. Syla auga. AL. Hatnion. Barry Glenn JVM. May field. KY. Hams, David George JVM. Auhorn. Al Harmon, Keith IXiuglas JVM. Granite Falls. NC. Hawk,ns. Kk hard W JVM, Durham. NC; Hendon. Harold Mark iVM. Auburn. AL. Hewitt. IXana JVM, MeLcan. VA; Hooke (.Joseph Rnhard VM. C itra. FI Howard. Alan Taylor JVM. Norwood. NC. Howard. Mindy Lou: JVM. Lexington, KY. Howell. David S JVM. Auburn. AL. Ivey. James Michael: IVM. Sylacauga. AL; Omega Tau ;reeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgreeksgreeksg Jasper. I. Hrytc JVM. Auhum. Al.; Johns«on. Rexxv 2VM. Waxmni. NC; (ones, Pam 2VM, Phoenix, AZ. Kenneth. Rii err! ’VM. Eetdynllc, KV. KitHieo. Sail) v JVM, Iniiymn. KV. Krapper. William l: IVM. Ixxnstillc. KV. Koriknhrtxk, Bernard I 2VM. Rukikc. Al.. Kiu|'imL. Kaibv 'VM. 11 uni v villc, Al.; lamb. Karens J ?VNI, (imnnxaal. Al. Ijni|ini. Anne K iVNI. Jask-onxillc. Al.. Uv.iv. Ant) J 2VM. Rakixli. N . I.m!c. Wil liam Max Jt I VM, JcflnvM. NX . I «ln, FriIihx Meirgan IVM. Prirwc roufx. VA; Mam. Wavne William IVM Penv broke Pines. PI.. Matthews. Mark Carr: |VM. Wilstm, N . Max vtell.Cu) K 'VM. Auburn. Al.; May. Robert Morns Jt 2VM, Auburn. Al.. M ( lun . N Rovtc iVM. Pi Mm hell. Al. MeCoy Joanna IVM, (injm KV. M.Douxal. Thomas Dennis IVM. plurcruc. Al.. Mi lean. yntliia K 2VM. Out Imre. N( . Miller. Pax J 2VM. Auburn. Al.. Mode. Margaret IVM. Pranklin, NC. Moran. John MuliacP IVM. Plcm nx'burx. KV. Moexan. Carolyn IVM. I'urlmxtixi. NC. Murvhivm, AxtK' M 2VM. Montgomery. Al.. Nortker. Paul Werxlcll JVM. Auburn. Al.. Onkv. Jerry MtKinney IVM. IJulfak Valiev. T Open-shaw. Joseph M 2VM. Auburn. Al.; Ouslcy. Rudolph: JVM. Prestonburje. KV. Parker, Terra A IVM. Aulxun. Al,. Patsins. Stevan Hamid- IVM. M«xla. Al.. Patterson. James Alan: JVM. Valiev ■statt-m. KV. Patterson, Janxx William 2VM Ralcijib. NC, Paul, Larry Snullwuod: 'VM. Ilavrlork. NC; Pcnfieltl. luiuisc Ann 2VM. Btrminxliam. Al.. IVterson.Jams Rac 2VM. P«i!e . Al.. I'cterv n Nixie JVM. Icmmons. NC. Kic.John Wclburn JVM. Auburn, Al.. Pulk-n. So anne 2VM.Troy. Al.. Qualls, Dojxlas P JVM. Aulium. Al.. Rue. Jaiticx R 2V.M. Salvcmllc. KV. Kmhic. (.rover larensc III 'VM. Chafkxte. NC. Roberts. Stewart bred IVM. Mattlx-w . NC. Saxton. Mel i xa Ann .'VM Huntsville. Al Sl:mrsl cl. I,ynn 'VM. Kill Devil Hills. NC. MamMex. Mark (Well JVM. Ih.rliam. Ni . Shulfctt. R Mxliacl JVM. Auburn. Al.. Smith. Dcirilre .'VM. Auburn. Al.. Sftytlcr, William T IVM, Waynesxillc. NC. Srreskrr. Allrn Pari IVM. lexinxion. VA. Taylor. Joseph Pairiek JVM, lUrilstowm. KV. Tcssnecr. Rosen (ileitn IVM. Auburn. Al.. TImmiUx. Betsy Alne 'VM. Caty. N . Tliomav. Michael lee 'VM Pli ahnhtown. KV. Torkl, ThomasJellefxwv JVM. Durham. NX!; Tumlm. l.vnne: JVM. Ballplay. Al.. Van Horn. Carbon liilaanl 2VM. Murphy. NC. Vaxine. Diane 'VM. It Wrijchr. Al.. Walker, l-inny IVin � VM. P.ucsr City. NC. Walker. Patmk Ra� IVM, Knoxville. TN. Weaver, S«� en W. IVM. Mat thews. NC. Wexlxxn. Jix 2VM, Aulnirn. Al.. White-. Melvin Randall IVM, Tuwakxnj. Al.; Wlutlev. H I. IVM. Premont. NC. Wilbanks. R.hcrt I) IVM. Columbia. TN; Wilson. J. Marlin iVM. Pom|'aix . PI.. Wilvm. James D (VM. Kilim. Al.. Wood. Keixlra 'VM. Cullman. Al.. Woodley, (ieorxe Harold Jr I VM. Jcnison. Al.. Worcll. Amv Beth 2VM. l-cxinxton. KS'. Auxu'I. Joi n Advi sue; lliaovcr, Tol ) Advisor. Hawkins, (tenvc I: bwevtlKait. FJeir- ense. 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ALA On the corner since 1896 G oVT X' p £ £ . lOOOOOOCXWOOOO APPROACH ©SE STEYS ©SITE’S TKI YIILACE MALL.AUBURN LEADERS in PHOTOGRAPHY SINCE 1905 OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS FOR YOUR YEARBOOK 15 WEST 39TH STREET NEW YORK, N.Y. 10018 (212) 398 0700 the 79 Index a ACCOUNTING CLUB...............................388 ADMINISTRATION............................276-283 ADVERSTISBMENTS •328534 AERONAUTICAL AND ASTRONAUTICAL ENGINEERS ... 376 AFRO-AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.....................358 A.F.R.O.T.C...............................398-399 AGRICULTURE COUNCIL...........................362 AGRICULTURE ECONOMICS CLUB....................362 AGRICULTURE ENGINEERS ........................373 ALL DRESSED UP WITH NOWHERE TO GO.........130-141 ALPHA CHI OMEGA ..........................188 189 ALPHA DELTA PI............................190-199 ALPHA EPSILON DELTA...........................325 ALPHA EPSILON PI..........................192-193 ALPHA EPSILON RHO.............................328 ALPHA GAMMA DELTA.........................194-195 ALPHA GAMMA RHO...........................196-197 ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA.............................198 ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA............................312 ALPHA OMICRON PI..........................202 203 ALPHA PHI OMEGA...............................347 ALPHA PSI ................................200-201 ALPHA TAU OMEGA...........................204-205 AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERS.....374 AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERS 374 AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERS ... 372 AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGINEERS...........373 AMERICAN SOCIETY OF INTERIOR DESIGNERS 377 AMERICAN SOCIETY OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERS.....376 AMERICAN SOCIETY OF PERSONNEL ADMINISTRATORS 387 ANGEL FLIGHT .................................396 ARNOLD AIR SOCIETY............................397 ART CLUB......................................364 AUBURN CIRCLE 285 AUBURN EXPANSION............................72-75 AUBURN STUDENT HOME ECONOMICS ASSOCIATION 378 AUBURN WOMEN.................................%-9 A U. ORIENTEERING.............................304 A.U. PLAYERS..................................392 ARMY ROTC.................................304-305 BETA THETA PI..............................206207 BLIND DATES.....................................79 BLOCK AND BRIDLE CLUB..........................369 BLOOD DRIVE..................................76-77 BUILDER’S GUILD...............................361 BUSINESS COUNCIL..............................3 ) C CAMPUS MARRIEDS ........................28 29 CAPERS.....................................393 CHANGING ROLES..........................44-45 CHEERLEADERS...........................178 179 CHICKEN WIRE AND TISSUE PAPER............4041 CHI DELTA CHI............................ 384 CHI EPSILON................................329 CHI OMEGA .............................208-209 CHORAL DIRECTORS.......................... 350 CIRCLE K...................................348 CLOSING ..............................539-542 COLLEGIATE ClVITAN ...................... 348 COMMUNICATIONS BOARD......................204 CONCERT CHOIR ............................351 CON FRONTING NECESSAR Y EVII. ..............38 CROSSCOUNTRY..........................124-125 DEAN CATER....... DEBATE COUNCIL... DELTA CHI ....... DELTA DELTA DELTA DELTA GAMMA...... DELTA NIJ ALPHA DELTA OMEGA...... DELTA SIGMA PHI ... DELTA SIGMA PI DELTA SIGMA THETA DELTA TAU DELTA .. DELTA ZETA DIVISION A....... DOINT IT CHEAPLY ____14-15 .....360 212-213 214-215 216-217 .....326 .....318 218-219 .....320 .....199 220-221 .222- 223 .....370 ...42-43 e-f BAND.............................................353-355 BETA ALPHA PSI ......................................331 ECONOMICS CLUB ......................... 390 ENGINEERING COUNCIL......................372 FT A KAPPA NtJ 314 g h-j m-o p-q PHI DELTA THETA................................240 241 PHI EPSILON SIGMA...............................3D PHI GAMMA DELTA............................242-243 PHI KAPPA PSI..............................244-245 PHI KAPPA PHI..................................313 PHI KAPPA TAU .............................246-247 PHI LAMBDA SIGMA...............................332 PHI-MAN........................................332 PHI MU.....................................248-249 PHI MU ALPHA...................................327 PHI PSI .......................................319 PHI THETA KAPPA................................329 PHIZETA........................................325 PI BETA PHI....................................250 251 PICTURE THE EDITOR CONTEST.....................543 PI KAPPA ALPHA.............................252-253 PI KAPPA PHI...............................254-255 PLAINSMAN..................................286-289 PLAINSMEN AND WAR EAGLE GIRLS 344 PLEASE CONSIDER ME..............................39 POULTRY SCIENCE CLUB...........................363 PRE-LAW SOCIETY 393 PSI CHI........................................322 RACQUETBALL CLUB..........................356 REHABILITATION ASSOCIATION ...............357 RIFLE CLUB 367 RODEO CLUB................................368 S-V SATURDAYS TO REMEMBER........................90-95 SCHOOL.....................................274-275 SCABBARD AND BLADE.............................393 SENIORS .......................................410 SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON........................256-257 SIGMA CHI..................................258-259 SIGMA DELTA CHI ...............................326 SIGMA DELTA TAU................................316 SIGMA GAMMA EPSILON ...........................31? SIGMA GAMMA TAU ...............................317 SIGMA NU...................................260-261 SIGMA PHI EPSILON..........................262-263 SIGMA PI...................................264-265 SKI CLUB.......................................356 SNOW.........................................88-89 SOCIETY OF WOMEN ENGINEERS.....................375 SOME ENCHANTED EVENING ......................54-59 SOPHOMORES ....................................438 SPADES.........................................310 SPARKLING LIKE A DIAMOND..................114-121 SPECIFICATIONS............................... 544 SPIKE SHOE CLUB...............................361 SPORT PARACHUTE CLUB..........................365 SPORTS....................................112-113 SPORTS....................................180-181 SQUIRES.......................................311 STAYING IN SHAPE............................80-81 STUDENT AMERICAN PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION............................... 383 STUDENT COUNCI I. FOR EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN.....358 STUDENT DIETETIC ASSOCIATION .................378 STUDENTS................................. 406-407 SUGAR ’N SPICE............................160-161 SWEET TRADITION................................35 SWIMMING..................................151-155 TAU KAPPA EPSILON.........................266-267 TAU SIGMA DELTA...............................316 THEATRE.....................................60-65 THE DAY AUBURN STOOD STILL???...............32-34 THE RECORD SPEAKS........................ 126-129 THETA CHI................................ 268-269 THETA XI..................................270-271 THE WIZ........................................71 TIGER E'lTES..................................345 TIGERSHARKS...................................349 TIGERSPLASHERS ...............................349 TIGF.RTR ACKERS...............................350 TOOMER’S....................................24-25 UNIVERSITY SINGERS............................352 UP. UP. UP. AND OUT OF SIGHT................30-31 UPC........................................ 334 UPC-BARFIELD, COTTON...........................68 UPC-CARI.OS MONTOYA............................67 UPC-DISCO DANCE LESSONS,CONSTANZA.SEA LEVEL....69 UPC SEA LEVEL (CONTINUED). HOTEI...............70 UPC-STREET DANCE ..............................66 W-Z WAR EAGLE......................................19 ..........................................290-293 WHO’S WHO................................ 300-306 WOMEN’S SPORTS............................162-169 WORKING K)R AN EDUCATION ......................26 WRESTLING.................................156-159 WWA e Closing Remarks iisi put away the Zip A Tone lettering for the last all the lists and notes 1 have made to remind me of to say on this page have been lost in the clutter of the . The office doesn’t look quite the same any more: the id-Paks and the rough draft sheets arc gone, the old ams are scattered on the shelf, my notes to remind me of t week's missed Comm Board are still there, my pens and :ncils are gone or used up. The fight is almost over. After s weekend the final 98 pages will be sent to the folks at 'aylor to do their work. This year has been a difficult one for the Glorn. F ll quarter of 1978 brought me an almost entirely new staff. A staff that had to be trained and trained fast. My staff is a group of the greatest people in the world. They stood by me, cussed at -me, worked with me, had a surprise birthday party for me, and if necessary to finish the job, would probably die with me. 1 thank God every night for sending me the help 1 needed. It is, after many thousands of hours, finally over. This page has been a long time coming and 1 have waited until the end to send it. Besides my staff, there have been many other people who have made the 1979 Glomerata possible. The list is long, but every name on it is important. Thank you all very much. The bookstores. Johnston Malone, Anders, and the University Bookstore for their aid with packages of lettering, tape, folders, pens, and other impossible to do-without items; the camera stores: Camera-graphics (especially Sam Oliver) and Cameras Brookwood (especially Dennis) for their help with the thousands of dollars worth of cameras and other photographic supplies necessary to produce the Glorn; the f aculty : our advisor Dr. hdward B. Taylor, who was always ready to lend a hand when we needed it, the members of the Student Communications Board (especially Dean Drew Ragan), to my Journalism professors (especially Jack Simms, Mickey Logue, David llousel and Paul Burnett), to Dean Katherine Cater for the use of the Social Center for the Glorn honorary picture, on campus, the Plainsman staff (especially Dave Harris. Dick Parker, Scott Thurston, and Betsy Butereit) for their moral support and good neighborness, the Archives for their help in locating the old pictures used throughout this year’s Glorn, Photographic Services for the copy work and photo calls we missed; in town: Gingiss Formalwcar at the Village Mall, who went out of their way to supply the Glorn staff with tuxs for our group shot, and Allen Patterson of Village Photographers for the much needed Pi Kappa Phi formal pictures. And then there are a few people who make this book what it is, a record of the past, present, and future of Auburn University. To the staff of the ’79 Glomerata, Auburn is more than the four or five years spent here in class. It is tire collection of thoughts, ideas, and expressions of Auburn students. To these few I give my most heartfelt thanks and my informal dedication. They are: Jack MaJlette for I help, comments and friendship; the editors of all the ps Glomcratas (especially Lawrence S. Whitten, the editor of the 192 Glomerata from which many of the ideas for this book arc taken) Gary McClanahan, friend, brother and the man who started it all; t my Beta brothers who . . came to the aid of the party” you rna] never know how much you have helped, to my parents Mr. and Mrs John C. Cook, who kept the faith and supplied the much needed support and understanding; and last, Lcta Stepp, who knew I could do it and never let me forget it, her love and understanding have pulled me through . . . without her you would not be reading this book. Thank you, Lord. John C Cook Editor 79 picture the editor contest winners Specifications The 1979 Glomcrata was published by Taylor Publishing Company of Dallas, Texas. 13,300 copies of the 344 page book were printed using the offset lithography process. Volume 83 contains 68 four color pages and 70 pages of spot color. The cover of this year’s book is an original design by Paul Strickland and John Cook. Materials consist of cover material Brown 331 P with Gold 919 stamped into the cover itself. The lettering style is Letraseta’s Quartermaine Square Shadow and the binding style is Helvcita Medium. Endsheet stock is Gold 80 @ 30% with a blind embossing of the cover design. The paper stock is 80 pound Enamel and the binding is Smyth. Standard type faces are 42 Garamond Standard in 6, 8, 10, and 12 point sizes. Most heading are in 61 Melior in 18, 24, 30, and 36 point sizes. All other heading were hand lettered by the Glomcrata staff using Prestype, Zip A Tone and Chartpak brands of press type letters. Artwork was supplied by Art and Design Editor Paul Strickland except for page 27 provided by Bill Holbrook and page 344 by Jack Mallettc. Photography for the 1979 Glomcrata was supplied by students or former students of Auburn University. Over 21,000 rolls of black white and over 2,000 frames of color film were used. The black white film consisted of Ilford HP3 and Kodak Tri-X and Plus-X Pan in 33mm and 120 sizes. Color film consisted of Kodak Ektachromc 64, 200, and 400 developed by Enlargements, Inc. of Montgomery and Kodak Kodachrome 23 and 64 developed by Eastman Kodak. All other lab work was done by the photo staff. Special thanks to Will Dickey for his Beauties section photography, to Kelly Ireland and Gordon Bugg for the opening page photos and to Harold Blackwood for the fraternity house pictures used in Greek Composites section. All graphics that appear in the book were done by John Cook. Special effects consist of two Mezzotints and one Steel Engraving, the use of 30, 30, and 70 percent black screens and 3 point and 1 pica tooling for graphic effects. Composities were taken by Vantinc Studios, Custom (bmposites and American Composites. Classes portraits were supplied by Kappa-port Studios and Kelly Ireland. No portion of this book may be duplicated or copied without the expressed written consent of all of the following: John C. Cook — Editor '79 and the Students Communications Board of Auburn Univer- Glomerata Staff Managing Editor Photographic Editor Assistant Photo Editor Photographic Staff Contributing Photographers Businas Manager Business Staff Features Editor.'Journalist Features'Cbpy Staff An and Design Editor Student Life Editor Student Late Staff M i vs Glomerata Pageant Pageant Saif Sports Editor Spurs Staff Greeks Editor Greeks Suff Administration Editor Administration Staff Common icatscnt Who's Who and Hconfines Honoraries Staff Ofgamraiaons Editor Organs rations Staff Classes Editor Composites Editor Composites Staf f Caller Adseruiements John C. Cook Da 1 ad Strkkland Gordon Bugg 4fall Kelly Ireland (winter) Len Owens (sprang Charles Copeland (fill) Haloid Blackwood I winter) Fred Nichols. Alan Stephenson. Kent Smith. Sherrill Sturgis. Jeff Hansard. Bruce flyer Will Dickey. Ford Risley. Cult leVan. leta Stepp. John Cook. Greg Bugg Chip Reed. Mike Lorar. Andy Keenum. Jimmy Shcrer. Jan Watson. 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