Auburn University - Glomerata Yearbook (Auburn, AL)
- Class of 1987
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li F 1 1 N 76mm-ew: 1987 Auburn University Volume 90 Brad McCarver Sports Kathy Filyaw Honoraries, Clubs Military Science Leslie Ward Sororities Sally Umbarger Fraternities Natalie Gleaton Communications Managlng Edltgr Loren Collins Jessica Lee Jones Student Life Classes and Compositles Stacey McManus Clay Boyles Index 2 1 M M6 Ei fwwmw -4 M W up Zi nr A ' x -x N 3 I 1 N Q X Y. -. Y. gsxfff 3 :R ' XX-'.1 714 x 5' 'Q ,. At 1 W, ' , XL o I M351 , f , n. Y A V , TM 55 X , vw ,B sl 52 ' Y TIF N -Y ,, .J m y N ' Gxb ,gm wh m. ff 9' Y -M 1 Qx- -, or ' ,A 1' ' z. mr .Rf A 'W f 4' K , W ,mf I . vb Q. -ml Em .1 - -gtg-:3,x3'f45 . xi Xftfaau . r LA 2. P? f 4.5 U 5 My A -.L M. D 5' V w .fviw K f 1 - -Qx' Q N . ' il, -5 rl - ,fm v' - 1.x 53- tx'7la.n ' , .. 4.5 .bL...A a LN n . -J? E+ x -f' ' . Ni' W, L., 9' '95 K1 ' v - ' 5 Z' a mg. , , 5555 if 'Vg 2, fe X ef Af? ' 3' :fm ,- we -'lf 5' , .. K. 'A ' 1 K , W iw A His K -2 Y- W? V. 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NEW PERSPECTIVE life, the last gasp for any form of the carelessness of youth College life was having one foot in adulthood and one in high school College times were learning to pay bills, getting crecht cards without credintials and learning close up what an ugly dragon beauracracy was and exactly how much red tape it could spit in your face Think a ut all the total strangers that beeame your friends group will whither Maybe it ended toe soon Maybe it didn t L K, V, , K- - f .K -if ' - ' flfi-,ztuzf ., . I ' Qt, .- g . - . ' ' - ' f i -5. --1 415551554 1 if ' 'L .--Eng, ,. ,-V1 .' , ' . .- if fr 15,3-, 5- iiffifu 2-5 KY 2f:'fT--KQQTQEE-'ffvii. ff 1 L . 3. T , 3,-H1 t I ' . ,. - .- - l,A. 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Opening 5 'E si ou 1: Ier hag Top Left: As a result of a friendly bet, the SGA presi- dent from the University of Alabama was forced to come to Auburn and sing the Auburn fight song, while wearing an Auburn sweatshirt, for 30 minutes at Toomer's corner, Left: This was a typical scene at Toomer's Corner after an Auburn victory. Above: War Eagle Girls and Plainsmen represented Auburn as the official student hosts and hostesses at many university events. Left: Aubie, played by Randy Davis, held the AU flag with pride in the Auburn football team. Opening 7 Opening Top: Constantly improving with computers, Auburn's Ralph Broun Draughn Library became much more ac- cessable to the students. Above: Many students enjoyed studying outside of the Fine Arts Complex. Right: Haley Center contained several large classrooms such as this one. Some question was raised as to the effectiveness of teaching in such an impersonal environment. 5 E .fga sf M mx. v , Wm. wt 1,54 , awww 5 it PERSPECTIVE Quin. . pZ,Academic: Persuits t Academics was the center of col lege hfe no matter how lmportant the perlfenes may have seemed Just as we contmued to stretch our mmds ln class pouring and crammmg facts and theones our school strove to ex pand the means by WhlCh it ln structed us Auburn facuity and students both pushed for the best possnble pushed for a new core currlculum that would enhance the total educa tion, Auburn students formed Students for Academrc Exceilence The quest fo the best ln acaclemncs was worthwhile and satis fymg and although it was not over rt had not just begun 1 h :l Wli V . . L sf J 'gin '. ':'- K f- J, :.' ' H ,,V . ,V V,::. I K in y - W e'ew acadetinic programs. As the faculty .z I ' , '.'k,', :'k 2 f',- V g V 1 , VV , Opening NEW PERSPECTIVE Campus Beaufihcatzon Auburn was ahve Alive with pefo ple and with squirrels, with trees that remembered the earliest days of the unwersrty and the town As the cam pus grew :ri size and an number of buildings, work continued to mam tam the natural beauty of the campus The preservatlon of the landscape was a part of the Auburn at mosphere The ample lawns with students perpetually lounging and lunchmg enhanced the comfortable mood The beauty of campus added to its image and enriched the lives of those who unhabated at While rarely appreciated, Auburn was blessed with subtle asthetzcs Auburn was as lovely as it was loved -1 ' V , a:s.ff1g.,,- ,V 1' ' , 5f?2s.,'i:Y?29' i EF Y ' f ,,3,,i'q efgglrfsls- 1 .. A' - ' , , 'ffj,hff,.,' 1' 1 :l: '5f':?ll5,,-gk.,-3'Q f fall ..,k l .-..,,,,.1,s,,-,..f- ,K ,f,1 ff 1, , , , , ,k-: 3 I ., - fflf , 1, - r,,3:,:, K p 1 . ,,s1iiff2'z,'5 u,1-,. 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Some of these were events, some were stories and others were places. ln Auburn, there was one place which became a rich tradi- tion to every Auburn student, faculty member and alumnus . . . the intersection of Magnolia Avenue and College Street, bet- ter known as Toomer's Corner. A gathering fplace for many past Auburn generations, Toomer's got its name from the drug store that established itself there around 1890. The store was owned and operated by Sheldon Lynne Toomer and his stepfather. Mr. Toomer became a very prominent town member, and would often stand on this corner and talk to other businessmen. The front of the hardware store next door, which was still in business, thus became the afternoon meeting place. When political crowds of the late 1890's and early 1900's became too large for Langdon Hall, rallies were moved to Toomer's Corner. Political figures such as Big Jim Folsom and George C. Wallace have entertained crowds of up to 3000 at the corner. ln early years, before underground elec- trical wires, students and townspeople would gather at Toomer's after away foot- ball games and celebrate the win by decorating the telephone wires with streams of toilet paper. After the telephone poles were removed and traffic lights were hung, fans continued to gather and roll the corner, but now with more intensity. ln the last several years, crowds no longer have waited for away football games to gather at the corner. Instead, people appear there after home football games, basketball games and important announcements such as Heisman Trophy winners. Pep rallies were often held at Toomer's because of the strong sense of Auburn spirit students received when they were there. The SGA has even used it as the location of an- nouncements of the new cheerleaders and Aubie - two of Auburn's leaders in spirit. Social gatherings were not the only events C 0 taking place at Toomer's Corner. The Auburn Grille, Auburn's tradition for breakfast and lunch was located just up Magnolia Avenue from the Toomer's Drug Store, where many Auburn students quenched their thirst with a traditional glass of freshly-squeezed lemonade. Many people considered Toomer's Cor- ner as the entrance to campus because the Main Gate of Auburn University was located on the corner diagonally across from the drug store. Toomer's Corner was such a part of Auburn that the City of Auburn has placed the city Christmas Tree there every year - proving to be one more tradition associated with Toomer's Corner. Far Left: Students showered Toomers Corner's light posts with toilet paper after defeating Georgia Tech. Below: Cruising through Toomers Corner, this Mercedes Benz was covered with remembrances of another victory. 5 J: r x X Student Life 1 9 2 2 2 1 90th Glom J History of Alabama Polytechnic Institute x J 1. 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Substances such as students, academics, sports and the many organizations on campus are the elements that went into this book. The Glomerata has been edited by many different types of people and has been read by even more, Throughout the years the book has Chang- ed in style, color, features and ideas. But there is one thing that all ninety yearbookg have had in common and that is, they have all tried to portray each ,year in a unique Way that captured the spirit of Auburn University and the students for that year. Riglrtt The last four editions of the Glomel-ata specifically showed the changes in style. TOP? This layout from the 1897 Glomerata historically represented past published books, Sweet Tooth Tradition The Flush has been the Auburn tradition for ice cream for many generations. No matter what the weather, students who got the ice cream craving would gather at The Flush to fill their stomachs with dairy delights. Many guys would take their dates to The Flush after a free movie or just as an excuse to get together with someone. Business has always been good for The Flush, even in the dead of Winter, lines would form extending into the streets to get a milkshake or any other of The Flush's items. This year brought a change to that when two yogurt shops opened in downtown Auburn. At first most students stayed faithful to The Flush, but after the news got around about this new desert, many people decided to give it a try. A lot of people like the idea of a place to sit down and eat their yogurt. This was an ad- vantage that TCBY QThe Country's Best Yogurtj and The Railing had over the Flush. Students could meet their friends there, sit, eat and talk, rather than waiting in line only to have to leave. The Flush has not lost its standing as Auburn's Tradition for lce Cream but it has lost its edge as the place for getting together to share a thought with a friend. Below Left: Continuing a tradition, the Flush was still the most memorable spot to stop for ice cream. sw-si xg' X N . , me me 'T i lxk Above: The Railing was probably the most popular of the yogurt shops. Below Right: Offering an alternative to just ice cream, TCBY was a great place for Movie Pub patrons to satisfy their cravings. PRODUCTS .4-4 -E E65-I n LIBIE Twenty-six years ago, the cartoon character Aubie, a creation of Phil Neil, first appeared in Auburn football programs. lt wasn't until 1979 that the tradition of Aubie as a life-size mascot came to life with the help of alumnus James Floyd. Over the years, Aubie has grown into one of the most popular mascots in the SEC, making many appearances throughout the year. Aubie's hilarious antics have delighted thousands at sporting events, pep-rallies, and alumni events. Not only did Aubie serve as mascot this year, but he also became an active member of the cheerleading squad. Part of his duties included helping out at practices with difficult stunts and participating in certain routines at games. Along with the squad, Aubie was responsible for keeping spirits alive when the team was down, for welcoming back alumni, and for drumming up support for the many groups that make up the University. Traditions uburn's Favorite Feline The many hours Aubie spent preparing skits before the game, walking around, and entertaining the crowd, paid off with loud cheers and lots of laughs. Like a child, Aubie always loved to be the center of at- tention. A smile from an alumnus, wink from a pretty girl, or the petting hand of a little Auburn fan could always make his day. Aubie was the coolest cat on the Plains, never losing a fight and always win- ning the affection of everybody. His devilish character got him into trouble at times, but Aubie's quick wit and humor always prevailed, making the best of every moment. During the past year, Auburn's spirit soared along with the sports program, and Aubie was there all the way cheering the Tigers to victory. The first Aubie calendar was printed to serve the i'Aubie Fund which helped pay for props and materials that kept Aubie in action. Students could look back to Homecoming, Wreck Tech, and Burn the Bulldogs and remember Aubie in the midst of all the action. Three important people were responsi- ble for keeping Aubie at his best: Randy Davis, Laurence Cartledge, and Rob Jameson. These students were selected to create the 1986-87 character. A year of hard work kept Aubie on his toes, seldom leaving these men time to themselves. How- Left: Aubie stepped out in style at the 1986 Homecoming Qame- ever, the memories of the past year with Aubie strutting his stuff for thousands of cheering fans, a high-five from a stu- dent, or the shy smile and twinkle in a little girl's eye surely made the sacrifice worth every minute. Aubie had lots of people to thank for this past year: Jack Clark who kept Aubie on schedule, Ford Laumer who advised him, Grant Davis, Debbie Shaw, Alice Scussel, the S.G.A., Kermit Perry the Auburn Athletic Department, the Alumni and students, and especially the Auburn cheerleading squad under the direction of Ruddy Polhill and Debbie Webb. All this support and friendship made it an AUsome year! xl'-'wc'7a','K- -Q wp - ' A3 5 R' 3-4: R' 1 V' 1 t Q an L 2 5 1 l l - f f 1 ffg, Y . Y ' N-'ff , '. ,- 'BN I , 'fag . Y A Ig.. ,' Y Rn A I ' I 'V - . -. in N +s'1 V V YI ,, ,L IP xx v W . x -J 'J 'sk ' ' L . f -.u , ' , ' , - ' N 1 , . 5 , 4' X M .,.,..., , wh ,.,f ,, r m , AI xl ' y , . F JE? f X , i K I ,N ..-T5 j! an Vs 4: Q 0 M ww++w':'ew 'Lb U L mg ' 1421 , , 1 mg ' , . ' ,Qin , , W-'1:'l'b e gm 1, ep FH:-. ' V, . ' +fff f , x , i- 4 , 47 ,fav N- A X --i - VI- A13 .wh L, -.QR-. S V fr .. , ---- '- :W N- - ... - ..,,, Y , -- 4572 , ' FYR: . 5151 - A'.'Z: A ,Y - ., . . I .i,xj3 k 1TkFZi g? I k mm , ,- if ' X f -I 2 s It Q If 'V ,v Q .4- i I w W HEY DAY Below: These friends discussed old times and planned future events. Above: Enjoying lunch on the concourse, these students participated in Hey Day activities. Right: The Auburn University Singers entertained an enthusiastic audience. Traditions On November 14, 1986, Auburn continued the tradition of Hey Day. Hey Day was a tradition of the fifties and sixties that has now become a tradition of the eighties. Students wore Hey Day t-shirts and name tags while saying hey to everybody they passed. Even though it rained that Fri- day in November, Auburn students did not allow their spirits to be dampened. The University Program Council, with the help of many organizations on campus, planned a day full of activities. Lunch was served on the con- course, and drinks were passed out throughout the day. Many students shared lunch together, and most of them enjoyed second servings of barbecue. For enter- tainment, the Auburn University Singers performed in front of Thach Hall. j Hey Day, a fairly renewed tradi- tion at Auburn, was a fantastic success this year and the Universi-- ty Program Council did a veryi good job with it. Students werel given the chance to rememberf how special their friends are and' how important the people in Auburn were in their decision to attend Auburn. Hey Day 1986 just proved that, not only was Auburn University the loveliest village on the Plains, it was also the friendliest. .th jf, f. 5 - tw .X - - , 'V 1 l W R The Eagles EAGLE War-r-r-r EagIe! Yes, every Auburn student has heard this battle cry and the legends behind it. Misinterpretation of a Carlisle tackIe's name at a contest in 1914, the acceptance of an Indian lore about war bonnets and a statement made about a metal eagle emblem at a 1913 pep rally were the many stories related to the cry. The legend most accepted however, was that of a confederate soldier who found a baby eagle that was left to die. He was named War Eagle because of the cir- cumstances under which he was found. This soldier returned to Auburn and brought War Eagle home. Students and Auburn fans alike have heard all of these many legends, but how many people know about the eagles that have followed this legend? The pet eagle of the Civil War veteran was considered to be War Eagle I. War Eagle ll was found in Pea Vines in a field and was given to the Auburn A Club. He became the mascot in 1930, but due to the Great Depression, economic problems took their toll on the facilities for his upkeep. The A Club was forced to give him to a carnival passing through town. About Traditions Above: War Eagle V died September 4, 1986, right before his sixth year as mascot. Left: Carrying on the mascot tradition, War Eagle VI received her first kiss from trainer Bart Winkler. Behind The Tales captured on a farm in Tallegega County. The eagle was given to the University, fill- ing the mascot position once again. During a Birmingham football weekend, War Eagle Ill was killed by a shotgun shell after having escaped from his perch. In 1964, Auburn received its fourth eagle from a zoo in Jackson, Mississippi. With the help of Bir- mingham officials and the Jimmy Morgan Zoo, War Eagle IV was presented to the students before the Georgia Tech football game. War Eagle IV was also given the name of Tiger. In 1980, War Eagle IV died of natural causes on a Saturday morn- ing before the Auburn-Alabama game. Soon after came War Eagle V, a Golden Eagle which weighed 10 pounds and had a wing span of six feet. He was eight years old when he died on September 4, 1986, due to internal bleeding. War Eagle V had come to Auburn in 1981 from Wyoming, the same place Pat Dye came from. While still mourning the death of War Eagle V, Auburn welcomed the new eagle in Oc- tober. War Eagle VI was a Golden Eagle ob- tained from Land Between the Lakes in Western Kentucky. He was on Ioan from the Federal Government and was obtained through the help of the Tennessee Valley Authority. The new Auburn mascot weigh- ed 10 to 11 pounds and had a wing span of seven feet. Alpha Phi Omega was the service frater- nity who worked on getting the new eagle and who was responsible for his training and care. Gary Crawford, one of the eagle's trainers, said the War Eagle VI was very tame during the process of training. All six eagles have meant something special to the alumni and students of Auburn and will continue to do so. War Eagle VI has now captured the attention of everyone's honor and pride. War-r-r-r Eagle! Student Life 25 TIGERMANIA 86 Tigermania 1986 included numerous ac- tivities and provided Auburn students with an exciting and memorable week. Several UPC committees collaborated to book con- certs, schedule films, and organize the week's many functions. Homecoming was a week that included a football game, many special events, and most importantly, it was a day for Auburn alumni to return to campus and recall their college days. Reminiscing is what Homecoming was all about, and 1986 was no exception. Dye-hard Auburn alumni returned to the site of their glorious college days on November 8 and remembered the thrill of victory at Jordan-Hare. The success and the apparent happiness of these Auburn graduates served as inspiration and motivation for current Auburn students. One certain group of alumni served as a very special example to all. For the Class of 1936, Homecoming this year marked their 50th reunion. ln addition to the festivities that were held for the alumni, Homecoming week was packed with activities for the students. The week began with a concert by The Newboys on the Student Activities lawn. Comedian and juggler Michael Davis held shows for two consecutive evenings and provided hilarious entertainment for all .. Right: Nancy Johnston performed one of her many stunts while leading the Homecoming crowd in cheers. Opposite Page Inset: Aubie proudly escorts the candidates for Miss Homecoming 1986. 26 student Life an .-M Homecoming who attended. Despite the rain on Wednes- day the outdoor activities were not rained out - they were simply moved inside. War Eagle cafeteria became the location for Goot caricatures. Excitement began building as the end of the week grew near. Ballots were cast for the new Miss Homecoming and a pep rally on Thursday consisted of comedy, fireworks, and seniors's last remarks. Final preparations for Saturday were made Friday night as most of Auburn partied with Jimmy Buffet and the Coral Reefer Band. Saturday afternoon was the finale to an incredibly busy Homecoming week. Spirits were high as Auburn prepared to obliterate the Cin- cinnati Bearcats. At halftime, the winners of the Homecoming float competition were Top Right: Auburn band members helped to ex- cite the crowd at the Homecoming pep rally. Right: Majorettes Susan Laroche and Gina Moore eagerly await their per- formance at the pep rally. 5 S ' .-?. :'-if.. N, EM. .1 .5- W? TERTAINME Homecoming announced, the 1936 Auburn football team was recognized, and Shelly Murphy was crowned Miss Homecoming. Homecoming concluded with many vic- torious celebrations. The week recounted old memories and produced some new ones. Above all, Homecoming 1986 gave both students and alumni a chance to share their strong feelings and deep emotions for Auburn University. Right: The Newboys' bass player jammed with a packed crowd of intense Auburn partiers. Below: Helping to raise Auburn spirit, Chi O's pulled r eide schn together cheering at the Homecoming pep rally. Right: Jimmy Buffet proved to be the most popular attraction of an exciting week. 28 student Life Left: Wheeling around in the crowd, Aubie ignited AU spirit! Heath Above: The Newboys kicked off a week of spirit and celebration with a concert. Left: Several Auburn Coeds were fascinated by the display of fireworks that followed the pep rally. sluaem Life 29 0 k, ' lu' 1 X 54 -1' fi-JL, ws., J :eh 7 r 'Q' Q , L 1 fliggls-f We ie W-W. S AA ? . f -was W.- ,. M4 WW J Q Qfwqfsql- Q, . 5 .Y W jf fat: gf, V. au, , 1-1 f tkig S .'i' 'Sh Q, J'- .fg-5' xg 1, :rw if A lv 9.52, QQ' ' if .-w-., ' 723' u ,W-5' 'fi .N Q 1, 2 inf ll, 'Q 1 , M. . n 1 5 QQQA' r,4 , X - .Qi 'wr ,,' W, 'Mig iii! if 5 ,fin - xml 1 35 X wa x ,ik X .9 If - - R949 - ,A ii 53:57 npr: H... -1-' . .gk f,1!f,:, .' 1 N .l 2, gy, ,- Y iifii 5 'f -V . ,-'S . 1 N :T9?55: - ,Q Ei . 2 A T. x f . xg '. 73: 1, ' I 4341212-'I H 1,-1 .. -V- W W' H H2-A '- 1:14 : - in E' K1 fx, 1 mf 1 , J' 'W' 4. 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One of the more popular and well known of the committees was the films commit- tee. This committee was the one which brought the Free Movie every week. The committee sponsored such favorites as Pretty in Pink, Out of Africa, Ferris Bueller's Day Off, and Top Gun. This group served as the backbone for a strong Auburn tradition. The Special Events committee was also a popular and well noted group. Throughout the year it sponsored events such as concerts on War Eagle Patio with the White Animals and Chevy 6. Concerts with Benz and the New Boys were held on the Student Act. lawn. This committee was also in charge of providing the homecom- ing fireworks. The indoor Recreation committee was very active this year, keeping Auburn in shape by sponsoring aerobics classes every week. This is also the committee i 52' 32 student Life that brought us juggling and hackysack lessons throughout the fall. They were also known for their Goot caricatures and com- puter dating. Horizons, the committee in charge of br- inging speakers tothe Auburn campus pro- vided us with many stimulating and sometimes hilarious lectures. During the year speakers such as Lewis Grizzard, Micheal Davis, and Peter N. James visited our campus. They were also responsible for the VREMYA series on the Soviet Union. Other committees were Religious Af- fairs, who brought us such films as The Below Left: Dr. McKowen spoke out by displaying his views on Humanism. Feature Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe anc The Hiding Place. Thanks to the Fine Arts Committee, Broadway visited The Plains with Evita, Many an Auburn sk, bum got to test the powder with the Out- door Recreation Committee as it sponsorec two ski trips throughout the year. The Ma- jor Entertainment committee gave us such exciting concerts as Jimmy Buffet at homecoming and the Huey Lewis concert in February. Bringing all these committees together is perhaps the most visible comJ mittee of them all, the Publicity group which was responsible for getting the word out about all these exciting events. Below: Dr. Norman Geisler defended Christianity in a heated debate. is fx 2,5 X Above Left: Hypnotizing a volunteer from the au- dience, Tom Deluca entertained many with his com- edy routine. Above: Jeff Justice performed in Langdon Hall in October. Left: Singing and playing for a midday crowd, Chevy 6 started the weekend early. Student Life I Student Life If xi 3 7 Q .V9m',4'-Q .v W Q I Ka H 1 S 3, 4 se f? if I Q L l I . ...,.,.,,...f.,c.,. lm u 'v1,..m. ,'v'1xn I l I I Hue Lewis Lewis Grizzard Ti?tT?ffff'T't'T'i'Tfi 'FfT M T'il fTT'TT' T f i..1.:,r.1.,,i gf-,I ., . .- f K- - H 1 I , V is:lffxfxivsf'-:.'1.,. .. ..,g:,s..,...EcL' ...Eel Feature February 19, I987. Auburn University. Memorial Coliseum. 10,200 people. HLIEY LEWIS AND THE NEWS. Auburn students welcomed Huey Lewis and the News to campus as the UPC's Ma- Vior Entertainment event for Winter Quarter 1987. Fans crowded in early for a warm up band and waited anxiously for the star of the evening to arrive. When Huey and the ,Band made their first appearance, the ,crowd gave them a loud War Eagle welcome that received a response of We don't know that one, but it doesn't seem too hard to do, from Huey himself. Despite Huey's lack of Auburn tradition, the people still waited in anticipation for the concert to begin. The performance started with the recent hit Jacob's Ladder. A song based on events in Southside Birmingham. The crowd sang along as Huey and the Band danced around on stage to everyone's amusement. Throughout the night the crowd heard songs off both the Sports album and the newer Fore album. Such songs included Heart and Soul, Hip to Be Square, The Power of Love, I Want a New Drug, and I Know What I Like. The Band also took us back to yesterday with a barbershop quartet type song sung a cappella. After a very loud, cheering, screaming, applause, Huey returned to the stage for an encore. He seemed to have caught up on Auburn pastimes because he started the next set of songs off with Louie Louie, Auburn's football party song. He perform- ed the song solo on his harmonica which he used throughout the night. When Huey returned for his second encore he played Back in Time. This was the theme song for the Michael Fox box office hit Back to the Future which Huey Lewis sung, recorded and took to the top of the charts. As the concert drew to a close, everyone cheered once again, hoping for a third en- core. Everyone soon realized that Huey had just left with the Heart of Rock-n-Roll. On January 12th Author Lewis Grizzard visited the Auburn campus. Lewis, a graduate of the University of Georgia, couldn't resist starting out his speech with several of the more popular GeorgiafAuburn hose jokesg his opening words were Last time I was in Auburn it was a lot wetter around here. Throughout Mr. Grizzard's talk, the subject of all of his ex-wives kept popping up, including the popularity of his latest ex-wife's new book, How To Tame A Wild Bore. Among Griz- zard's other topics were his recent heart surgery, his trip to the Soviet Llnion, and of course stories from his childhood. Mr. Griz- zard is currently a writer for the Atlanta JourrzaVCoristitutiorz and has several best-sellers to his name. Among some of his titles are Kathy Sue Loudermilk I Love You, Won't You Come Home Billy Bob Bailey, If Love Were Oil I'd Be About A Quart Low, and My Daddy Was A Pistol and l'm A Son Of A Gun, his most recent book. Gallagher 5- E 2 U7 C I During Greek Week the IFC and the UPC sponsored Gallagher, a hilarious comedian who held no fear about saying anything about anything or anybody. He poked fun at politics, sex and anything else in life he could find. For some relief from all the comedy dur- ing his hours of performance Gallagher brought out his invention, the Sledgematic. This device was designed to smash anything that would bring a laugh to the au- dience and it did. Among the items demolished were a jar of mayonnaise, every type fruit conceivable and a bowl of whip cream. For the grand finale, a watermelon was placed in the path of the Sledgematic. This time the results were splattered out into the crowd. Gallagher provided an audience par- ticipation party by passing a beach ball to both sides of the coliseum and challenged them to see who could get the ball back to him the quickest. The losing side got another dose of the Sledgematic. Gallagher brought out the funny side of Auburn students. He may have offended some people with his mouth but he did make us smile. Student Life 35 Equally Talented The Auburn University Theater which operated all year round was responsible for such great projects as The Good Woman of Setzuarz and Peter Pan. There were many actors and actresses that received credit which they entirely deserved. Along with the talented actors there were also many people behind the stage that made these productions possible. Such people include prop master, wardrobe supervisor, follow spot operator and make-up artists. These people did a great amount of work, sometimes without receiving much credit. Backstage personnel were equally respon- sible for the success of the Theater's productions. Top Right: Connie Smith, the props master, prepared a painted house for the oncoming performance. Right: Jeff Denny applied face make-up to Charlie Hendrix, who played the role of a pirate in Peter Pan. Top Left: The follow spot operator, Gary Roane, was responsible for keeping the action well lit. 36 Student Life 4 1 XXL 'M-kxxxxxxx '43 4' , -P 'x, K kk Q X Ykxx 8-'Y , W4 ,girl K, ' AV ' M ,'f?2JW' fi n Wine 313.3 .,,,,,,,,., M , , , 3Mysmwj,j 4 ,. A, ., yn M, - - H--,. . 1 :H f A , ,M g .-,my A .. ' ,,. vw gi..-g.V :, L -.Q 4 in li,jV,g15i:f5.j:.2g, 1.x :ry ,X , WS' - 4 f'f '5i , 'Z Aa 'ruff ,S qsLff,7 ??f?? f l ? 5 , J N A , 2, , M 3 ' ii t f 'ff A Q A Z -iw Q? K .gf ,F ma ' 1 5 Qfqgf ' wg W 5, v, ,Q X A, ale? Q Q Q Q ,a jf' K 3,4 X, f. 5, . u M, ' u 1' M? ,K 'H' 14 ,4 ff ,, Q ,jg at 1 L ff ff wk ,Z 17' 7 S 1 I , , ,qggig V , 1 , ,-.-1-Q.. J! gg j i if-lf! i . ,wr f mf ze S 4' kgs! X Q 3 1 3 .H my R i iw .KAR s 4 f' 1? af ,if ,Z , A I' v i, 1 . , lN I uv 1 1 5 r.kL, 3 , li 45 -Z.-51,1 W W, .,,:, 'w 1 w X Q 2 ima, ' B in K . a v sy, x S . Q ig' 4 Y i Y Q if ., My 4 V , A f fn, . X Y T V f ,M ' ,Q gk - Q M.. Arm 4 , U f ig . 1 . '- fag -pk f WTC. Q.,-5, A J V 't .ff . 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There were over 300 students from foreign countries at Auburn, with Taiwan having the largest percentage. Students that belonged to minority groups participated in the same activities as other students participated in. However, several groups formed that were geared specifically to minority and international students. These clubs provided a chance for such people to get together with other students of the same minority to share their college experiences. This year a world's fair was held during 'v to in Q . 40 Student Life Q . Llni Winter quarter. The exhibit, which was held in Foy Union, gave people from other countries the chance to share glimpses of their home culture with all Auburn students. Many people turned out to learn about life in other countries and to get a taste of how the people there really lived. Another unique event occurred this year when the Auburn students elected their first black SGA President. ln April, Harold Melton won the highest SGA office by win- ning an impressive 6595 of the votes cast. Not only did Harold receive local attention, but was given national attention as well. UG Left: Many Japanese students had their whole family within the states. Below: This Spanish teacher enjoyed his favorite din- ner special from Barcelona. schneider l if ' Clfm l if QAf'lfl fe lla ' X f Qi schneider Feature 1,399 W Sn- .Y X x V, qs.: 4 t ., fr. .1 4, NAM Left: Students stuffed packages of information to be used at a conference sponsored by BSAC. Above: A Kappa Alpha Psi Brother performed for the minority Greek show. Left: The BSAC picnic lunch proved to be a good place to meet and talk with friends. Student Life 41 i. vu E v c .C U in Above: Representative students from Thailand por- trayed traditional dress and customs, Right: Students and faculty had a chance to see many different cultures. 42 Student Life Above: Many people en- joyed Auburn's Worlds Fair. Left: Attending their booth, Indian students watched the passing crowd. Student Life hh-.V Campu Employment Money that wonderful green paper which helped make a college student's dream come true. Everyone wanted it, and even more so, everyone needed it. A shor- tage of money was always on the mind of a budget conscientious student, especially at the end of the quarter when checking ac- counts seemed to reach a zero balance. Many Auburn students found a solution to the money shortage crisis by seeking employment on campus. Jobs were ar- ranged through the Office of Financial Aid, which oversees student employment and the work-study program. Students could work in many different locations and posi- tions for at least minimum wage. This helped pay for their college expenses, and it gave students an opportunity to pocket some extra spending money. The work-study program benefited students who needed financial aid but for some reason were not eligible for scholar- ships or other programs. The government-funded program encouraged students to work in an area related to their major, and allowed them to work anywhere in the University for up to 20 hours a week. For students who were not in need of finan- cial aid, but wanted a job to take up some spare time, the Office of Student Employ- ment found them jobs, but placed no limit on location and usually only set a minimum pay scale. T A variety of jobs existed to fit the talent or experience of any student. Positions available ranged from part-time secretaries for different schools to clerks for Universi- ty Relations, the Admissions Office, and several of the other University administra- tion offices. Other types of work included library workers, bookstore cashiers and the all-knowing Foy Union Desk Workers. Although not as prominent but just as im- portant were the many jobs that were pro- T vided by the University Food Services. Every meal at any of the four dining halls was served by the friendly faces of Auburn students. Students with specialized in- 44 Student Life terests, skill or experience earned money by helping professors with research pro- jects and as lab assistants. Finally, students who earned above average grades were employed by different departments as tutors for students who were having trouble with their classes. Convenience was the main characteristic of University employment. On one side, students who needed financial help benefitedfbecause they were able to work and earn needed cash. On the other side, the University benefited because it received valuable part time help in all departments that needed it. Another im- portant characteristic of campus employ- ment was that it allowed students to ar- range work hours around their class, study and test schedules. Many off-campus employers were not sympathetic in this area. Finally, the program also gave students the valuable knowledge of work experience and money management. Working For An Education Feature Below: Working for University Relations, Amy Pruitt was using her college days to obtain valuable experience. Far Left: Organizing cards to make the library a little less confusing, this worker was an integral part of the library employees. Above: Students helping students was usually the relationship present in the bookstore atmosphere. ---...,,,, Middle Left: Taking care of a customer, Stefanie Faris earned im- portant money in her spare time. Left: Students Joanne Sullivan, Randy Robin- son, Chip Ivie, Jimmy Thompson and Admis- sions administrator Juraldine Battle were constantly busy mailing out bulletins and other pertinent admissions information. C8 ne Student Life 45 A-0 iff ALIBLIR Fmm During the 1986-87 school year, Auburn University served as the home for approx- imately 19,500 students. lncoming freshmen saw themselves registering for English Composition and World History, while graduating seniors typed resumes and interviewed for jobs. To every student who has come to the Loveliest Village on the Plains, memories of the Auburn spirit have taken their very own shape, but some of those memoires will have been the same for all. Being accepted into Auburn, ex- citing football games, friendly discussions on the concourse, eating at Krystal at 2:00 AM, attending class, Friday night band par- ties, late night talks with your best friend, dates with Ralph, crying on a friend's shoulder, trips for yogurt, and pulling that all-nighter for a big exam will all be part of every Auburn student. Auburn University supplied us with the unique college ex- perience: special times, good friends and a home away from home. Right: Mary E. Martin Hall was the first stop for many students visiting Auburn before their acceptance. 46 Student Life 11-wrqw-4 'MMM Qwest M,., ,i .wW.iM.tw..fV.gfe,.,f,,. 4. M V GE? YQUR MIK BOOK i 1 Y 3 i A RE ,- it , , iii -- Left: Hosting many students, Krystal was the favorite spot for late night partiers to grab a bite to eat. Below Inset: Achieving academic excellence, these students listen to an afternoon lecture. lllpsfphllllps phl Left Inset: A recent graduate remembered her many friends and special feelings about her Alma Mater. Student Life 47 ehrhardtf heath Construction: New Campus Perspective Right: Building the new chilled water plant provided a more economical means of heating and cooling buildings on campus. Lower Left: Providing Auburn engineering students with the most modern technology available, the John M. Harbert lll Engineering Center was a welcome addi- tion to campus. Lower Right: Dedicating the William F. Nichols Center, Navy and Air Force ROTC officers conducted the ceremony in front of their new facility. r-'-P-w 1-i-g i -1 JOHN M. l lll ENC-lNl,F.RliNC CENTER 48 Student Life YM' ' f . f' ' ff . MK, fff . i awww ' Wit, .,, K W-.Nm ,..ga1 9wze. :V i 'm1Jnl like ,pp,SC84'YD Auburn's campus took on new looks this year as buildings went up and others came down. The 1980's were scheduled to be the most active decade for campus improve- fnent and the 1986-1987 year was no ex- ception. Jordan Hare stadium underwent the biggest change with a S10 million ex- pansion. The new upper deck will add 10,000 seats to the stadium plus 20 privately owned suites. The expansion made Jordan Hare the largest stadium in Alabama and the second largest in the south. This year, Auburn's ROTC moved into the William F. Nichols Center. The center was named after congressman William Nichols, a member of the ALI Board of Trustees. The new building's front columns originally belonged to Broun Hall, an old engineering building which was torn down to make room for the new engineering facilities. The John M. Harbert lll Civil Engineering Building was the first stage of a three building engineering complex. Funds for R -fv it :gl El. .1 ill pl, .lf -1. '5 ,M 'i l . 1, 'll 1 1 xl ll. Q, l Emi ll' ll the S5 million building were donated by John Harbert, an Auburn Engineering Alumnus. The building contained offices and an auditorium, but was mainly com- prised of civil engineering labs. New buildings on campus increased the demand on the physical plant for heating and cooling. To meet this new demand, two chilled water plants were constructed. The plants, one behind Plainsman Park and the other behind the Textile Engineering Building, have modernized the campus' heating and have served all the space- related research projects. The College of Veterinary Medicine, with funds donated by alumni, opened a new auditorium and student center. Construction and campus im- provements were just one part of the New Perspective at Auburn. No progress could have been made without construction. Roads may have been blocked and parking may have been lost, but all the work helped Auburn keep its reputation as a pro- gressive university. fs X ,.,- gg QW K . K . .E ' 7311- .Q E' , .ll- 5: ,M .M l L Q . . 5 ' 1 1 1 S l . ,ll ,il . l . i l. Left: Expanding Jordan-Hare Stadium made Auburn home of the second largest stadium in the southeast. student Life 49 'fs' CNR A i Feature Top Left: Throughout the season, the band jammed to Louie, Louie. Top Right: Melanie Sivley cheered the tigers on to many exciting victories. Center: ln order to win spirit points sororities painted their dorm windows weekly. Right: Unfortunately, this motorist was caught in Toomer's Corner during a victory celebration. 50 Student Life wr , I 5 an 5 ,U . l cu , 1. ,ly Top Left: As in years past the Wreck Tech Pep Rally was a huge success. Top Right: Bigger than life! Aubie leads the crowd in cheer after cheer! g Left: Auburn's head football coach, Pat Dye, spoke E encouragingly to the crowd at the pep rally. Student Life Patrolli The Auburn University Police Depart- ment and its officers were always on the job. Whether at a football game, on patrol or around your car, officers were forever present giving headaches to the faculty, staff and students of Auburn University. Prior to 1946 the University was guarded by a group of students who stood watch over campus. ln 1946 the University set up a centrally run security force to protect the campus. Later in July of 1949, the Alabama State Legislature adopted Act 305 which authorized the development of the Auburn University Police Department. The Auburn University Police Depart- ment assumed many more responsibilities than did the original students. Most students and faculty erroneously thought that the main function of the AUPD was to give tickets. Even though the department did a very good job monitoring all cars on campus, there were many other respon- sibilities. One of those was the handling of parking stickers. This year, students and faculty witnessed a great increase in the amount charged for parking privileges. For students this right cost 515.00 for a spot on the edge of campus. For faculty, park- ing privileges cost 530.00 for no available space close to campus. The department also issued citations for speeding and other driving violations as well as protecting all university property against theft and vandalism. Even though students complained about getting tickets and not having anywhere to park, they realized that the AUPD was do- ing its best to preserve order on campus. Top: Surprisingly empty, the AU police department constantly awaited its next victim. Right: Fighting the never ending battle, an AU police officer ticketed another parking violator. Feature 52 student Life n Auburn s Cam us Left: Parking legally, this student remembered to place all three decals in the proper places. Bottom Left: ln addi- tion to licensed police of- ficers, students such as Gary Speake also patroll- ed and ticketed lawbreakers. Bottom Right: One of the more mature University Police officers enjoys one of many cam- pus athletic events. Student Life schneider wif? Il ei ll, - Z .,,. Q 'Hr 5 QS. J . ' . r , 4 I it ' 3 sw I' tl - 9 H! lj I Right: Never missing a class, Will Sturges faithfully marches ahead. Below: Resting a mo- ment on the concourse gives Diane Holmes a chance to review her notes before her next class. -wi . Q , f 1 o Ai 7 1114 9 ,lm 'gli gl. gl I ' n ' ' I ll 'Q?'llll 5 Allll .. E Left: Studying between classes, Alicia Bullock made good use of her spare time. Below: Auburn Co-ed kept an eye on her surroundings. Bottom Left: Meeting between classes, Steve Young and Tommy Boshell talked with Lambda Chi little sisters Melissa Pruitt and Debbie Owen. Bottom Right: Throughout the year, student flyers cluttered the campus bulletin boards. schneider 'Q v c .c u v1 95 Cllfwfi Right: Proudly cheering at the Wreck Tech pep rally, were Phi Mu sisters, Kim Kierce and Carol Anne Gibbs. Bottom Left: Concentrating on her studies, an Auburn student found greatly needed solitude on the Haley Center concourse. Bottom Right: Anxiously awaiting a test, this Auburn student attempted to gain some last minute knowledge, Schneider 56 Student Life Wynn ,, L. ' sv- . PW: 'fsW'Y'l9 4 .. , , --:Q .wiwt .. F ,wg C... K. H gli 5 .13 P - Wish .. w,w,,..muv . Left: Escaping the pressures of college, Donna Schneider and Carolin lppolita took a leisurely stroll across campus. Below: Many students enjoyed camping out for Homecoming concert tickets. Bottom: Apparently college life was too much for some students to handle. est earn W, aa- ., K .,t,, The Arboretum and Chewacla, what else did an Auburn student need? Romantic pic- nics with someone special, rowdy football games, and refreshing swims were some of the most popular activities with students. Both of these nature centers served as great Escape From Reality reserves. Chewacla, a state park located east of Auburn, was a fantastic retreat home for ,many Auburn students. Each spring a strange migration began, during which everyone who owned a bathing suit flocked to Chewacla to soak up some rays. lt was a great place for group parties, special get togethers and relaxing days in the sun. On the other hand, the Arboretum was the perfect place for quiet walks alone or with a few friends. The Arboretum, propos- ed by The School of Agriculture Teaching Senunarin 1959 and HnaHy approvedin 1963, included 13 to 14 acres of land south of the president's home. When the pavilion and the Arboretum itself were dedicated on June 15, 1977, the Arboretum was home for 216 differently labeled plant species of which 146 were trees. ln June of 1982 the Arboretum was renamed for Dr. Donald Davis, who was extremely important in its estabhshnnent Chewacla was the place for exciting ac- tivities year round. While the Arboretum was the place where quiet relaxing times could always be found. Whichever place was chosen, one was sure to have a very enjoyable experience. Top: These students us- ed the waterfalls of Chewacla to cool down during the drought. Right: Sharing their day together, Leigh Ann Boone and Geoffry Van- Waveren took time out for lunch. 5 s 1 58 Student Life K.. A941 W if 1- Ti fe? .... 1 tt ieie f ge :tm ft-.5 :E 5 4 ' fu-. . Left: Trying to spend some time alone, this student found a quiet spot at Chewacla. Bottom: The Arboretum was a place where many students enjoyed a relax- ing moment while still on campus. 'ssh 7'S. -is S s siudem Life 59 Right: Langdon Hall auditorium was used every weekend for free movies as well as other special events. Bottom: Behind the screen Foy Union Desk workers get paid to watch a movie and maybe do a little work. prelty in pink Inexpensive Entertainment There will be no eating, drinking, smok- ing, dipping, chewing, spitting, or anything else you might like to do in Langdon Hall. lf you have ever been to the Free Movie, you probably remember hearing these words. Every weekend during the quarter the University Program Council showed the movie of the week. The movies were slightly out of date, but current enough so that the students still wanted to see them. During fall quarter some of the more popular movies were, Pretty in Pink featuring Molly Ringwald, and Short Cir- cuit, starring Ally Sheedy. Out of Africa starring Meryl Streep and Stephen Speilburg's The Color Purple were big hits also. Other major movies were Aliens, Karate Kid ll, and Rob Reiner's Stand By Me. Many of the movies con- tained such big names as Rodney Danger- ' 'About last night 99 I I O 60 Student Life 1 field in Back To School, Matthew Brodrick in Ferris Bueller's Day Off, and Tom Cruise in Top Gun. The UPC films committee also spon- sored the movies that were shown on Cater Lawn. These movies were usually more party oriented and drew a wilder crowdg although, at times, the crowd at Langdon was anything but calm. The free movie provided Auburn students with an entertaining alternative to paying the box office price, and it also allowed them to catch up on movies they may have missed earlier. On those boring weekends when there seemed nothing to do, whether on a date or with a big group of friends, the free movie was always a great last minute idea. Left: Making an- nouncements was Risky Business because no one knew how the crowd would react, GUNG H0 Legend of the Lathe ,ff 'A ' ft. -f? gf' 'f 4.- 'ffm Student Life Above: Courtyard apart- ments, like many others, offered students an alter- native to campus housing. Home sweet home. At Auburn University one could find many places that students call home, from University housing to the many off-campus options. Dorms and apartments comprised University housing. The Hill, Magnolia, No- ble, and the Quadrangle complexes offered a wide variety of dormitory accommoda- tions. Regardless of all the differences in living conditions from one area to another, all dorms had a kitchen, laundry room and lounge. Caroline Draughon Village and Caroline Draughon Village Extension, the on campus apartments, provided their tenants with a larger living area and kit- chen facilities. Whether in dorms or apart- ments, students on campus were furnished not only with a safe, comfortable at- mosphere to reside in, but also a place to develop new friendships with other college students. Off campus housing ranged from frater- nities, where conditions were similar to those in on campus dorms, to two- bedroom furnished apartments which in- cluded a living room, kitchen and laundry facilities. ln addition, mobile homes, houses and condos offered other alter- natives to campus housing. With such various types of accommodations, almost every student was satisfied with their choice of housing. Top: Co-ed and affor- dable ... Caroline Draughon Village Ext. was an exciting option to dorms and apartments. Left: The Brooks con- dominiums were living facilities for those who wanted to attend college in luxury. Bottom: Frequently liv- ed in by incoming freshmen and sorority sisters, Dorm J was home for many girls. A Variety Of Tastes For many Auburn students, one of the major decisions of each day was where to grab a bite to eat. There were many places to choose from both on and off campus. The choices of what to eat seemed to be as endless as the choices of where to eat. The obvious selections for those who were dependent on plastic daddy were the facilities on campus. The Chef's Club Card, the greatest invention since Visa, was a magic credit card that allowed one to gorge oneself and never be concerned with paying for the foodg Mom and Dad covered the charges. War Eagle Cafeteria was a popular spot for dining. lt served three meals a day and a wide variety of food was Mm Witt Above: Shopping at the Village Kitchen allowed students to buy convenience items, as well as sand- wiches, and charge it all on their Chef's Club card. Top Right: Guthrie's was the first stop before a day of picnicking at Chewacla. Right: Kaylyn Fisher found the Hill Restaurant to be a unique dining experience. 64 Student Life offered. For those who lived on the Hill, there was Terrell Cafeteria. The Hill Restaurant, a recent addition to the Auburn Llniversity Food Services, offered the pleasure of shrimp, steak, and chicken din- ners as well as a delightful salad bar. For those whose tastes were more expensive but whose budgets were tight, the Hill Restaurant was an excellent choice. Final- ly, for those who liked to cook, the Village Kitchen offered a variety of grocery items available through the use of the Chef's Club card. ' Another option taken by many Auburn students was patronizing several off- campus dining facilities. Although there , ol' were many such places of interest, tv establishments were extremely popula Guthrie's, which offered a quick, hi chicken dinner and Ryan's where a mo expensive site down meal allowed a dinnl engagement to be more elegant. 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During her reign in the New York Harbour however, the Statue has suffered the battering of the elements. A group of prominent people from America and France started a campaign in the early eighties to help the Statue and after a three year restoration project the Lady was unveiled on July 3, 1986, mark- ing her 100th birthday. The unveiling, however, was just one part of a week full of festivities celebrating the Statue's birth- day. The week's program was produced by David Wolper who coordinated all the various events. lt took him over a year of planning and scheduling to produce the week, which received world wide media attention. On July 4th, singers, dancers, marching bands and celebrities performed all day for the 6 million people who attended the celebration held on Manhattan Island. Dreams came true later in the day for 16,000 immigrants who were naturalized by Chief Justice Warren Burger. Represen- tatives of 14 nations, along with 33 interna- tional naval vessels, 22 tall ships and over Left: Celebrating July 4th and her birthday, Lady Liberty watched the fireworks fantasia. in 20,000 private boats joined together in a six hour progression up the Hudson River. This ended in a 21 Gun Salute to the Statue and President Ronald Reagan using a laser to light Lady Liberties reconstructed torch. The day came to an end with a spectacular fireworks show that illuminated the New York City sky. On July 5th Nancy Reagan officially reopened Liberty lsland while 100 French and American children stood by her side and watched as Doves were set free to fly around the Statue. The activities on the Hudson River were not the only activities held in association with the Statue's debut. On the 6th, an academic conference entitled The Next 100 Years was held in New York City. The conference focused on ways to improve the education system in America. The week came to a close at the Meadowlands Sport Complex in New Jersey as famous athletes gave the final salute to The Statue of Liberty. The Statue of Liberty was a symbol to all American Citizens and to the world. Her plaque reads Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses, yearning to be freed . . This statement explains the meaning of the Statue of Liberty and of life in the United States of America. 1 986 World Series The 1986 World Series was won by the New York Mets. The series was won in seven games with each game seeming more exciting than the one before. Being behind in the series two games to three, the Mets then began to assault the pitching of the Boston Red Sox. One out away from their first World Series in 68 years the Boston Red Sox allowed the Mets to stage a comeback that may never be matched in many years to World Wide Photos Miss Cash The Miss America Pageant, held in Atlantic City, New Jersey, once again crowned the official hostess of the United States and provided the country with a per- son to exemplify the beauty and in- telligence of American Women. Miss Ten- nessee, Kellye Cash, the grandniece of Country Music star Johnny Cash, was crowned Miss America 1987. Miss Cash received the honor after participating in preliminary interviews, the swimsuit com- petition, the evening gown competition and the talent competition. She received her crown from outgoing Miss America Susan Akin. Above: Smiling with great expectations of the year to come, Miss America Kellye Cash was crowned by Susan Akin. come. The series was then forced to a seventh game. ln this game, New York ac- complished their second come from behind win in a row to gain the title of World Champions. The New York Mets us- ing their strong pitching depth had ended their dream season in style. Left: Gary Carter and Jesse Orosco celebrated their World Championship following the 8-5 victory over the Boston Red Sox in the seventh game. Student Life DISASTRCDLIS EFFECTS Year In Review Cheap Drug Cocaine was considered by many people to be a high class drug because its high Cost allowed only a few people to use it regularly. A new form of cocaine appeared and has become for everybody because of its relatively low cost. Crack, a type of co- caine that was smoked not snorted, had a much higher potency than its powdered form. To those who used it, crack provided an immediate reaction while the downfall period was often a bad crashing feeling. Experts feared that because it was so readily available its use would spread quick across the country and people would be ad- dicted to it beforefthey ever realized it. President and Mrs. Reagan started a na- tionwide program aimed at ending drug abuse. The program Just Say No paid 80 Student Life special attention to crack because of its strong addictive potential and because it was such a new drug. Crack was first brought to the United States from the Bahamas in 1983. Because of its short time in the country the effects on the body cannot all be accounted for. Doctors predicted that it caused lung damage and respiratory arrest. lt increases blood pressure and pulse rate as well as be- ing the source of paranoia. lt has caused weight loss and malnutrition in some users. Some users even reported feeling like bugs were crawling all over them after a session of crack smoking. Many of the people who used it are often depressed when not in a state of high. Crack was definitely not as glamorous as the television show Miami Vice depicted it to be. Terrorist Bombing September sixth was a quiet morning in lstanbul's largest synagogue, New Shalom, a small crowd had gathered for the 8 AM Sabbath Service. The lines of Deuteronomy 16, Justice, justice shalt thou follow, that thou mayest live. echoed across the synagogue just before two young men posing as tourists set their plan into action. After shooting a custodian at the gate, the two burst into the sanctuary, dropped the iron bar across the doorway, and opened fire on the congregationj Minutes later as police blocked them in the? synagogue, one of the terrorists released al bomb that killed both of the terrorists and dismembered everyone present. AmongT the dead were 22 worshipers, includingl seven rabbis. Several groups immediately claimed responsibility for the attack. The Islamic Resistance and the lslamic Jihad, both pro-Iranian groups, claimed to be responsible. But many experts believe the master-mind behind the attack was Abul Nidal's terrorist group Fatah Revolutionary Council, who have been behind various ter-' rorist acts throughout the world over the last several years. l l l l Left: Killing more than 20 worshipers andt themselves, terrorists stormed this lstanbuli synagogue. Above: Crack, a smokeable form of cocaine, spread throughout the nation becoming one of the most widely abused drugs. America Fights Bac-IL Farmers Drained People who do not like rainy days lived ull lives in the Summer of 1986 as the orst drought in Ll.S. history left its mark n everyone from Southern Pennsylvania Mississippi. Even after a few short howers, crops in Georgia, Florida and Klabama, as well as many other states, ere devastated. Lake levels in Alabama ropped as much as 30 feet causing a stop most hydro-electric power sources and rcing many cities to issue strict bans on ater use. Fines were levied in the Auburn pelika area for even watering the grass. ay carwashes were closed down for everal weeks and many restaurants stop- ed serving complimentary water. A eriod of relief came in November but it as little help to the farmers whose losses otalled in the millions. Eight: This farmer was one of many who suffered uring the 1986 drought. On Monday April 14, 1986 at 7 p.m. Washington, D.C. time or 2 a.m. Tuesday morning Libya time, 13 American F-111 ...sq fighter bombers and 12 A-6 attack planes flew over Tripoli and Benghazi Libya and launched 16 bombs, each weighing 2000 pounds, at military intelligence targets and Bab al Azizia barracks. The attack came as a surprise not only to us in the Ll.S. but also to Libya and the rest of the world. Ronald Reagan had warned Libyian President Col- onel Muammar Gaddafi that if the senseless terrorists attacks against Americans did not stop, that the United States would seek their revenge. So early in the evening, while most Americans were eating dinner our military forces took charge. Among the Libyian casualties was the baby son of Mr. Gaddafi. The attack renewed a sense of pride in the hearts of most Americans while proving to be an ef- fective means of controlling terrorism. Left: Delivering a response to Libyian terrorism, LI.S. jets attacked many targets including this Naval Academy. W'iqW' ,x 4' i. Student Life 8 1 wide photos .: cm. ei E H0 CDRABLE WEDDINGS The past Presidential Family of John Kennedy and England's Royal Family both celebrated weddings in July of 1986. Year In Review Caroline Kennedy, once JFK's cute little girl, married Edwin Schlossberg, a New York artist and business executive. Prince Andrew, the Queen's second son and fourth in line to the throne, married Sarah Ferguson, a young English commoner. The Kennedy wedding took place in Hyannis Port, Massachusetts - long time home to the Kennedy family, while the Royal Family's wedding took place at Westminster Abbey and carried all the pomp and glory associated with the monarchy. Right: Caroline Kennedy and Edwin Schlossberg, a New York artist and businessman, were married on July 19, 1986 in Massachusetts. Below: Britain's Prince Andrew and his new wife, Sarah Ferguson, waved to the British commoners dur- ing their wedding procession. . If 3 E '6 3 82 Student Life gk 2, ,ft 3 Year In Review PCDLITICAL ISSUES One day on a subway platform in New York City, Gennadiy Zakharov, a Soviet U.N. employee, was arrested for spying on the United States. Coincidentally, Nicholas Daniloff, an American journalist, was ar- rested in Moscow a week later and charged with spying. Reagan and his advisors saw this act as the Soviet Union taking a hostage as a reaction to their spy being caught. There were many conclusions and ideas about the two cases and when both men were released within weeks discus- sions flourished. The entire affair set the stage for the superpower Summit meeting in Iceland. Right: Gennadiy Zakharov was arrested for spying on the U.S. a week before Nicholas Daniloff, far right, was arrested in Moscow for spying on the Soviet Union. ,X After 20 years of ruling without serious challenge, Philippine president Ferdinand E. Marcos was forced from office amid charges of corruption and scandal. The new president Corazon Aquino, accepted the role of governing a country with many problems. The economy was in turmoil with economic growth declining. The military was factionalized and corrupt. President Aquino was even forced to destroy the threat of a revolt from her Lieutenant General Fidel Ramos and Defense Minister Juan Ponce Enrile. But President Ronald Reagan and Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev met in Reyk- javik, lceland for a two-day summit in October of 1986. The meeting was planned to discuss arms control. The most impor- tant proposal was to cut long-range nuclear missiles of the superpowers in half and later to eliminate them completely. The meeting seemed to have potential for success but the proceedings came to a sudden halt. Gorbachev was insistent that Reagan give up his Star Wars research out- side of the laboratory and Reagan felt as strongly about keeping this major project. This complication of proposals and ideas ended the Summit with no drastic accomplishments. Left: Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev and President Ronald Reagan presented proposals of the Iceland Summit. even though Aquino lacked experience as a political leader, she used her extreme popularity to attack the problems of the Philippine nation. Left: Corazon Aquino became the president of the Philippines following the overthrow of Ferdinand Marcos. Student Life 83 ALAB MA VCDTES FOR A CHANGE One of the biggest stories of the 1986-87 year was the election of a Republican Governor in the state of Alabama. That candidate was Guy Hunt and his success was partly due to the disarray of the Democratic party. The Democratic party tried to choose the Governor of Alabama and the people proved that they would not stand for such an act. This Campaign Con- troversy began with the Democratic Runoff featuring Charlie Graddick and Bill Baxley. The day before the runoff election a Mobile attorney sought an injunction say- ing poll officials could not interfere with cross-over voting. Charlie Graddick, the Attorney General at the time, used official letterhead to write a letter stating that the rule on cross-over voting would not be en- forced. His campaign and Republican of- ficials helped to hand out this letter to elec- tion officials. Graddick won the runoff elec- tion with a margin of 9,000 votes and Bax- ley filed an election contest to the Democratic party. A Immediately a suit was filed in federal district court saying Graddick violated the Voting Rights Act of 1965 by using his of- fice to push cross-over voting. The suit filed by Henderson was settled in his favor. The court ordered the Democratic party to have a new primary or to certify Bill Bax- ley, Lieutenant Governor at the time, as the party's nominee. John Baker's Democratic sub-committee of five overturned the elec- tion because they were reasonably satisfied that cross-over voting had directly in- fluenced the primary's results. Following this sequence of events Grad- dick appealed the case to the Alabama State Court and because his appeal did not reach in time it was thrown into federal court. Judge Guin, the circuit court judge, said if Graddick would drop his write-in campaign he would call for a new primary runoff. Graddick agreed to the situation. Year In Review , Baxley then appealed to the 11th Circii Court of Appeals. l The court ruled that people were confu: ed by Graddick's campaign, the federil court had no authority to go into electio details, Graddick should have appealed I the party and that poll surveys could be ac cepted as evidence of cross-over voting With the help of all this controversy, Gu Hunt defeated Bill Baxley in the generl election. Guy Hunt was the first Republical Governor elected in Alabama in the pa: 112 years. The state definitely kept a clos look at Hunt's organization and actions his term began. The question Will thi election make Alabama a two part state? , was readily asked by every citiz l of the state. The effects of that electi y may be felt for many years. l Right: Winning the general election in November, Guy Hunt became the first Republican Governor in 112years. 5 vi 2 .. U a -o U E' U E o E' C o E 84 Student Life gomery advertiser l'Tl0l'lf Left: Bill Baxley, the democratic candidate of the party's choice, could not defeat the democracy of Alabama government. Below: Fighting with a write-in campaign, Charlie Gracldick could not muster enough support. Student Life 85 Yes, he should have been allowed I 0 o n ln past years, the news media's coverage of national and worldwide events has beer scrutinized for its truthfulness and for it: effect on the situation in question. Sucf issues involved the Hostages in Lebanon the lran arms deal and the acts of terrorisn across the world. Do you feel the media does a good jot in covering current news stories? Yes, the media does a good jot covering stories. No, I feel the media cannot alwayf be trusted. No opinion either way. Do you feel the media should become more involved? The media should increase it: coverage. The media should stay away wher it is not wanted. No opinion either way. Above: Taking a break, students read the paper to i find out the latest details. Right: Celebrating the victory over Bama, Brent Fullwood looked forward to the Citrus Bowl. ln December 1986 it was announced that Brent Fullwood had not attended Fall quarter classes since midterm. Nonetheless, Brent was allowed to play the rest of the season and in the post season bowl game. Do you feel Brent should have been allowed to participate in the Citrus Bowl even though he did not attend classes? Do you feel Brent should have been allowed to participate in the Citrus Bowl eyen though he did not attend classes? to play. No, he should not have been allowed to play. - 1 1 I Noopinioneitherway. moo 86 student Life After 112 years of Democratic rule, in 86 the citizens of the State of Alabama ted in a Republican governor. Governor unt, from Holly Pond, Alabama brought to me state a since of newness and change. vo you feel this change was needed? Yes, this was a needed change. 21 I No, the Democrats handled their offices well. 122 I No opinion either way. Do you feel the change will be effective? Yes, the change will be effective. 62 I No, the change will do us no good. 191 I No opinion either way. On the 1986 Miss Homecoming ballot the SGA proposed a referendum that would allow students to go home for Thanksgiv- ing and not return until after New Years. The proposed changes would have in- volved students coming to school two weeks earlier in September and finishing finals the week before Thanksgiving. Ad- vantages would have been the longer Christmas break and larger student atten- dance at the first three football games of the season. The only disadvantage fore- seen would have been the feasibility of shutting the University down for nearly six weeks. How do you feel about starting Fall quarter earlier so you could go home earlier? l would like to go home before Thanksgiving and not return until after the New Year. l would rather the fall quarter schedule stay the way it is. ln December 1986 the United States was found to be selling arms to lran and funnel- ing the profits to Contras in Nicaragua. The event stirred up national and worldwide at- tention. President Reagan claimed he was unaware of the deals made with lran or the Contras. Other White House officials claim- ed he had been part of the planning. How did this controversy affect your opinion of the Reagan Administration? The Reagan administration lost no ground in its effectiveness. The Reagan administration lost credibility for its part in the arms deal. Left: Applauding the previous speaker, Governor and Mrs. Guy Hunt eagerly awaited his inauguration. The percentages used in this section were the result of a student opinion questionnaire prepared by the Glomerata staff. 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Teammates of the 1954 Auburn University Basketball Team were now prosperous business leaders. What had once been a classroom now pro- vided office space. James Martin has witnessed new perspectives on the Auburn campus since his return to the University as President. The house on the hill was now his home. The Graves cottages, where Dr. Martin had lived as an athlete during his schooling at Auburn, were razed to provide space for other buildings. And the classrooms of his past in Samford Hall were now his offices. Dr. Martin completed the implementa- tion of the reorganization of the schools this past year. The furthered plans for new buildings on campus included, an aero- space engineering building, a chemical engineering building, a general purpose engineering classroom building, the con- ference center, and the expansion of the library. Dr. Martin continued to pay close attention to his faculty. He tried to em- phasize employment by merit. Dr. Martin worked hard to ensure that good research professors remained at Auburn. He wanted quality research and frequent publishing of scholastic materials by the faculty to pre- vent the school from becoming outdated. Along with the faculty Dr. Martin stayed 90 Academics in touch with the students. He randomly visited classrooms at different hours of the day, and appeared on the concourse at ap- pointed times to answer questions from anyone who cared to ask. He also promoted an opendoor policy - anyone who wanted to come to the office at any time. During James Martin's presidency, the amount of money in grants to the Llniversil ty more than doubled. This was due tt Martin's emphasis on research and outi reach programs. These outreach program: illustrated what Martin's idea for Auburf would be: the sharing of knowledge to im prove the community , the nation, and l l G world. . Bottom Right: Dr. Martin worked overtime admiring Opposite Page: Working late in his home was a fre- the student body quent occurrence for Dr. Martin. t S .Nm s + 1.7 . - Sc T-5 ' hi R vu 35- X K .V N Q I . X . X -., X - Xb x 5. iw wx w-'jf ive- f , QUW- 4 1zfyX X x fs.,-' .. if 1 w ' arg W 2 H v 1137 .Y f, -'K x ,Y.,.,' f-gb: .. ..,,,, . ,V , .jQ'2',f:k, 6 3 'li' frrff A Ai. 'H vw. ff, X 1 K . 5 s 21 W 1' I. xr mr. i'.'fg'Q- ' xl val .NL M1 1 J' N -M5 f Sip, B A f,,,l1g,. en- , ,Q w ,-f. sm., , , z 1 - f3c1: .,'1: , gr 1- A1 'ifgf5A:sg+,:g5 11f - - , V 'LTR ' , M 151 z-ff, 1' 1' if L41-.fi 5 :f:J:Mv!lf'?F -- ,. ,.'f!fff' Y, ,I ,pf ,J A rf iwff-ii-'sw ' 147'1-49 '.V , H .11 - . x. :-:.1,.nmd.w!i. P? My '- 2 . -Nga, . ' cg flglsgff.-' ,,.,, , 4-I,-ig? -iff if ,,, . v 7 3-. 3.35 QP-wif:-'. :xii-RM-f 2113? L fi , I ' ,, , ,. :w:ffm.?f:' gk .. . -. . U.. . - I' f' 1. - e ...N-. audi.- 1 - -. ff ,wi nu. 1 if Jia' W' ,M wwf 1 , ,eg if W n ii ,,'r fn- 1 1 .au ' - f 1 1 14-1. Q-uf aff il.: .f 14 u ' f ff? mf: ,- 'M sf 'fxl' 0 J 1. ,.,w:v QW 3? any ,X-X' Q ,gff XE A W . mil - . 335 f 1 f ti ., ff. , M 1 fi ,ao -f . P' 4'-- .-'-:-,-:f X vig . 5 ' -,.-.1.g .- , gi- 1 s g. r..f--1 -1 , . '.- 4 , iw-,M ' ',- Y f g-,4u,qn- . . . . '-M1 7 J, , mmf!-f,.f.,. ' ,yfzglglpg-4-3 3 ' t ' , '.,'i2gL'+,'-wg! V, . 4 .P ' 14J f':'A .1-fiiif'3 fl '9 '- H - '- f X 4- -A . . A H , ,ia yrw lD'AW Q.5f, 3 I- K, .X - f N .gf A-5 '5,,q,y.-5n,:A':k .a,w,,g, ,iak ,. ff- -.- , f- - 3 Xlnqgf., L, wfff- 4. 5 Q fy - 1 ' ' SJ wif .K . Y I wi, ' L. X 1' X if . iv: JI I If r A W, ,g,,.51 53 x ' v ,. . ,f 212:31- 'H '. ' ' J ff I3 ' , ':,,r' 1' .0 F TSJ' vc :..,:,'v ' gl. :, f:.'z Y '-iwzsif CQ-,-r--'.. - .- if 'ff wfifi 4 .-,'f.u M ,.:fm.,,,??' Jr A if M-,f :h .' , ,f Y , 1 J' gp,-.1 I . Y., ., . ,',1L.,,f fa X nw , ..- ...Q . ,aff .M NAM, fi Eademics 9 1 5 ps . A.U. BOARD of TRUSTEES The Board of Trustees was made up of successful businessmen and graduates of Auburn University. They all took pride in the new administration and the restructur- ing program which created a positive im- age throughout the University. The more things change, the more things stay the same, said Mr. Morris Savage about the construction that has been taking place over the last seven years. The trustees were pleased with the many physical changes taking place at the University, feeling that all the construction was help- ing to renew the spirit and move the cam- pus forward , as Mr. James Tatum put it. The Board members also continued to em- phasize an increase in scholarships ai recruitment of minorities. Knowing tht actions would tell the Auburn story l future graduates, the trustees helped create a new perspective for Aubu University. gal new-. T if f Front Row: Michael B. McCartney, Gadsden, James T. Tatum Jr., Huntsvilleg Robert E. Lowder, Montgomery, John V. Denson, Opelikag Morris W. Savage, Jasper: Emory Cunningham, Birmingham, Bessie Mae Holloway, Mobile. Back Row: R.C. Red Bramburg, Uniontown, President Pro Tempore Henry B. Steagall ll, Ozarkg President of A.U. Dr. James E. Martin, Auburn, Congressman William F. Bill Nichols, Sylacauga. 92 Academics -- All. Administrative Council: Front Row George H. Emert, James E. Martin, Thomas D. Sam- ford. Back Row: Emily R. Leischuck, Earl B. Higgins Warren W. Brandt, Rhett E, Riley, Herbert White Gerald S. Leischuck, Pat. H. Barnes, Paul F. Parks Ann E. Thomas. COUIICII Seated Paul Parks George Emert James E Martin Ann Thompson Pat Barnes Standing: Emily Leischuck, E. Shelton Burden ghn Herb White Rhett Riley Keith McPheeters Ben Cooper Earl Higgins Dane Alderrdge Cam Campbell, Terry Brower, Robert Kribelg Back Row: Gea Bill Hlghfrll Charles Kronke Richard Gughtie June Hinton Gerald Lerschuck Emmet Thompson Claude Moore, Norman Doorenbos, Claude Gaussett, Jack Academics 93 D The College of Agriculture New Perspective for the College of Agriculture involved the reorganization of the faculty and undergraduate educational pro- grams. Since the trend of students with a farm background enrolling in the College of Agriculture had declined, emphasis was plac- ed on the increasing number of students lack- ing a farm background. This emphasis includ- ed promoting agriculture, not only as a business, but also as a science. Special programs that were of interest to non-agricultural majors were offered in various fields by the College of Agriculture. These programs included food science, pest management, and agricultural journalism. These programs promoted agriculture as an extra area of interest that would coincide with majors of similar relations. Other programs that were offered by the College of Agriculture were pre-veterinary medicine, agricultural engineering, agricultural business and economics, turf management, and agriculture honors summer program. These fields of study attracted students from other colleges within the University because of the student-teacher ratio and their outstanding faculty and advisors. 94 Academics Blue Ribbon Judging and Instruction ne of the most outstanding features of the College of l Agriculture has been its various, ighly reputed judging teams. Some of ,hese teams included the Soil Judging eam, the Linnean Team, and several ther outstanding teams from Animal and airy Sciences. Collectively, these teams onsisted of approximately forty students, bach of whom was selected through a pro- gess of tryouts and interviews. The Soil Judging Team, having won four of the last eight national championships, improved upon its record by winning this year's competition. The Linnean Team, which was the entemology judging team, also won the national championship this year, its first ever. The Livestock Judging Team, a part of Animal and Dairy Sciences, placed first in the country in its own competition as well. Begun in the mid-l900's, the College of Agriculture's judging teams have proven themselves the best time and again. The pride and interest generated by these teams in both the students and the faculty was instrumental in maintaining this record. A popular course offered by the School of Agriculture was the lab that accom- panied Animal and Dairy Sciences 200. This lab was taught by Dr. Steve Schmidt and his graduate assistant, Tim Osbourn. The ADS 200 lab was an interesting and beneficial class to those students who ma- jor in Pre-Vet and Animal and Dairy Sciences. The lab was taught in an infor- mal manner, which allowed the students to communicate well with the teachers. During the quarter, the lab met in places such as the swine unit, the beef unit, the meat slab unit, and the Ham Wilson Livestock Arena. At the swine unit, a tour was given to exhibit the various stages of management and care of market hogs. A tour at the beef unit gave the ADS students an idea of how Auburn manages its cattle and sheep. A lab study on carcass traits and anatomical structures was given at the meats lab unit. The majority of the labs, however, were held at the Ham Wilson Livestock Arena. At the Arena, the labs consisted of slide presentations of selected representatives of different swine, sheep, cattle, and horse breeds. ln order for the students to receive more than a text book knowledge of anatomy and species, animals of each type were exhibited, and aspects such as size, characteristics, productivity and consumer usage were discussed. The ADS 200 class and lab were offered during Fall and Spring quarters only. But for all of those that attended the labs, entertaining moments were ever present causing the class to be interesting. As a matter of fact, most of the students that took the class said that they actually en- joyed the ADS lab with Schmidt and Osbourn. Academics 95 The School of Architecture The College of Architecture was recently split from the former School of Architec- ture and Fine Arts, a change that Dean Keith McPheeters was optimistic about. Some of his long range plans for the col- lege included establishing graduate pro- grams in Building Science and Architec- ture, reactivating the Industrial Design graduate program, and developing a pro- gram dedicated to continuing the educa- tion of practicing professionals. Architecture students have recently been working in cooperation with a Birm- ingham firm to suggest urban designs for some of the run-down steel mills. This project was funded by a small grant from Ll.S. Steel. ln addition, another class sub- mitted designs to the State Forestry Com- mission for forestry centers which would be built in the southern part of the state. The future of the College of Architecture under Dean McPheeters's leadership was very bright. With the help of new and up- dated facilities, Dean McPheeters felt that the college would greatly improve. 96 Academics Llnity in Architechture he School of Architecture's unique combination of six different degree programs, which few universities 1 claim, has led it to national recogni- n. Building Science, Interior Design, and iustrial Design have been ranked in the v six programs in the country. Architec- e, Landscape Architecture, and Com- inity Planning also enjoyed enviable vutations. The interdisciplinary interac- n achieved by having so many programs ne school has given it great strength. i ne way some different parts of the nool came together was the develop- :nt of a core curriculum of design sses. Students in lnterior Design, Land- ape Architecture, and Architecture were low Left: Working on a project was interesting to ny students. x l t , X i required to take these classes which were taught by interdisciplinary faculty. One of the main purposes of doing this was to develop a cooperative professional attitude which the students would need in the future. Another interdisciplinary project was one of research. Through a grant, faculty from Architecture, Interior Design, and ln- dustrial Design were involved in designing habitable space module interiors for the Martin Marietta Denver Aerospace Coor- poration. lt was becuase Auburn had all of these disciplines that they were chosen to recieve this grant and recognition. All parts of the School of Architecture collectively made the school so outstanding. Below Right: A design being illuminated by the sun-simulator. Afgiqfi Bottom: Dr. Norbert Lechner's sun simulator was funded through a special grant. 0 i Academics 97 The College of Business Dr. Charles Kroncke, Dean of the Col- lege of Business, was excited about several new programs recently introduced into the College. The first was a program for undergraduate students not in the College of Business. This was a minor program, built around a five course sequence, which gave the. student needed experience in business while not interfering with his or her major. The program served as a prere- quisite for graduate programs in Business in most CLS. colleges. The impetus behind this move was the rapid increase in enrollment in the College of Business. Between 1980 and 1984, the number of students increased from 2300 to 3400 making this college the second largest in the University. ln addition to the minor program, a new MBA will be offered beginning Fall of 1987. This was to be a lock-step program to be completed in twelve calendar months. There was only one entry point to the pro- gram each year, which encouraged a strong sense of class identity. One objec- tive of this program was to involve business professionals in all levels of business education, both undergraduate and graduate. Through this involvement, Dean Kroncke hoped to give students enough experience so that they would be able to compete successfully with graduates from other colleges and universities. The sharp increase in the number of students, along with growing involvement in the special programs of the college, will added greatly to the strength of the College of Business. 98 Academics hH D Chl K kefsh d Specialty in Business Business Minor Program has been established within the College of Business for non-business majors. A sequence of five courses were designed to include economics, management, ac- counting, marketing, and finance. These courses corresponded with the common body of knowledge as specified by the American Assembly of Collegiate Schools of Business. A basic understanding of the foundations of business administration was provided in this sequence. The main reason for this program was the large number of students enrolled in business, which was about seventeen per- cent of Auburn's student body. According to a recent survey of college freshmen in America, twenty-seven percent wanted to be enrolled in business, which would have Below: Perfecting computer skills in a business lab was demanding work. been difficult for the College of Business to accommodate. This past year, for exam- ple, the average marketing class consisted of four hundred students. The minor program has allowed students in other curricula to take the business classes they need without being a business major, thus keeping the number of students enrolled in business at a reasonable level. The sequence has not in- terfered with students whose major had a specified minor. The students acquired a double minor and took the business courses as electives. The Business Minor Program has helped prepare many students for the business aspects of their careers. Both students and faculty agree, the program has been a success. Above Right: Taking notes in business classes was a difficult task. F a4 Academics The College of Education The College of Education was moving forward with new programs and revisions of old ones. One innovation was a five-year program which included four years in one curriculum and one year in education. This would provide a teaching certificate as well as in depth study of a subject. A goal for the future was to revise the recommenda- tion program for teaching students. They were tested and recommended after four years of school. The college hopes to change this to recommendation upon receipt of a masters degree. Dean Jack Blackburn said that the Col- lege of Education was often misrepresented. The school prepared students for education administration, counseling, rehabilitation programs, and other careers in addition to creating teachers for grade schools, high schools, and colleges. Thus there were special pro- grams for students in and out of the school. ln-school programs included project 1 Academics yOu KEVIA AIM, a chance to work with severely han- dicapped peopleg the strength research center, one of the best in the nationg and the Center for Effective teaching. Students not in the College of Education could take various classes which involved 1 i 'QQ ,. .A X C if .gl W ,' Q 'ggi jf v - e- 3 . ,--nu-1-I --53-.., . g working with children, take classes at the center for vocational and adult education and participate in the aforementioned pro- grams for in-school students. Obviously the College of Education was involved ir more than just teaching! Dean Jack Blackburnfmoore Variety in Education 'ESS everal features were instrumental in making the College of Education an outstanding one this year. Students were given the chance to practice their profession through involvement in the Teacher Education Training Program. With over fifty certification possibilities presented to the students at the Bachelor of Science level, this project encompassed virtually every field desirable. A new plan, the Fifth Year Program, was put into effect this year. Under this system, a person with a Bachelor of Science or a Bachelor of Arts degree in a non- educational field may return to school for one year, at the end of which he would have earned his Master's degree and Class A teaching certification in his particular field. Additionally, the College of Education was responsible for other programs. Among these were the Strength Research Center, the Motor Learning Center Laboratory, and the Biomechanics Research Laboratory. For graduate students, a choice of one of three degrees in micro-computer education was offered, thus making these graduates more marketable. The College of Education's varied pro- grams were instrumental in making the college a success this year, as it has been in the past and will be in the future. Left: Thinking hard, Debbie Williams tried to sort out a problem on her computer. Below: Working on her assignment, Kim Watson checked her progress as she went along. -stiff? X E 'X q gy-,,5l,..s,.Ql5 I Academics 1 0 1 The College of Engineering , .,, is. . ,f-- , -f..G .f ., Vik? my I lf, Y--1225!-Zimnzfffilffgi-Ti.,Frzfft 33621151 'Z M-..M-..4..w::: ::f .vgi117'-fiimimivtt 1' wvfwww... 1 Lynn E. Weaver, Dean of the College of Engineering, firmly believed that Auburn's Engineering School was emerg- ing as one of the premiere institutions in the Southeast. Dean Weaver expected that within five years the undergraduate enrollment would reach 4000 students, while he predicted that the graduate enroll- ment would increase from the present 400 students to 1000 students. A strong em- phasis was to be placed on graduate educa- tion while also making improvements in the undergraduate program. New laboratories will be needed to ac- commodate the growing number of students. Along with the new Civil Engineering Building, Dean Weaver ex- pected three more buildings to be added, including an Aerospace Engineering building, a Chemical Engineering building, and supplementary classroom facilities. ln addition to these foreseen changes, one innovation was already in effect. This 1 02 Academics year a computer graphics program was in- cluded in the Engineering curriculum. Par- ticipation in this program was required of all Engineering students. A dramatic in- crease in the amount of research being conducted by this school was yet further proof of its rising importance. The future of Auburn Llniversity's larges college was very bright. Dean Weaver's en thusiasm and foresight will serve to steer the College of Engineering on a straigh road to excellence. Xfv Dean Lynn Weaverfphillips Quantify to Qualify favorite course offered by the School of Engineering was IE 323. This class was a second vel statistics course that involved more ian just probabilities. lt unveiled the pe meaning of the word statistics, said dustrial Engineering senior, Melanie ickey. jDr. Hool taught IE 323 with an em- hasis on his favorite quote, Quantity to ualify. Through his teachings, Dr. Hool howed IE students how to apply statistics to real world situations. ln business situations, lndustrial Engineer- ing students were taught to focus on numbers and well explained results. lndustrial Engineering 323 not only prepared students for their future career, but it also allowed them to associate with other students in similar majors. 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As a whole, j 'gvt --2 .ltkl .... W wllfti ..,. . the College of Forestry has received na- B , , B . B tional and international recognition in ij f -1's'lg l A . ytyg , - ' several areas. Dean Emmett F. Thompson A Qii felt that this recognition stemmed from a , 'l fi T . . . . t M, 'l' significant growth of research in areas , ...., such as the management of nurseries, the i r F fi 1 2 use o c emrcas in orest management ,fry . C that made some heavy machinery ob- C ..ts 4.1 T E t M .IM -f-er -1 wil solete, and the development of new pro- . r 't X f IIIE i at ducts which made possible the production l 'FTFTSF of man-made wooden beams. Dean Thompson felt that it was the M i Solan Dixon Forestry Education Center A that distinguished Auburn students from 'l other forestry students nationwide. Located in south Alabama, the university- owned center provided students with ex- .T . perience in field skills and techniques. All students enrolled in Forestry Management it 'T ' and in Forestry Engineering were required to participate in the Center's program dur- ing the summer quarter after their freshman or sophomore year. This hands- on experience gave Auburn forestry students an educational edge. Students in other curricula who were in- terested in forestry could take Farm -, Forestry or Introductory Forest Products. ll Farm Forestry, a five hour course, outlined the general principles of land management and developed in the students an apprecia- tion for forestry. Introductory Forest Pro- ducts provided information on the usage and manufacturing of forest products such as lumber and paper. i r . x Forestry Buildingfmo .dw , . ..., ,- Dean Emmett F. Thompsonfbrov 104 Academics Planning for the Future his past year, the School of Forestry undertook a planning ef- fort, led by Associate Dean John G. Haygreen, which was organized around the major needs of the forestry community in the state of Alabama. The objectives of the plan were three-fold. The first was to develop better coordination between forestry research, forestry extension, and their graduate and undergraduate teaching programs. The second was to focus the resources of the School on priority areas of research, teaching and extension and iden- tify areas where additional support is needed to address issues critical to the future of forestry in Alabama. The final ob- ective was to create greater visibility and oublic understanding of the programs at :he School of Forestry. ln order to find out how to best meet these objectives, Dr. Haygreen travelled around the state and spoke with many of the industry's leaders. One problem they identified was the fact that over three-fourths of all forest land in Alabama was controlled by nonindustrial, private land owners. lt was concluded that in the future, most of the state's wood and wood products would have to come from this land. The challenge the School of Forestry faced was finding a way through research and teaching to make sure the land was used to its fullest potential. A second main problem was discoveredg a Below Left: Examining a young pine tree, Dr. Dean Gjerstad explained tree growth. Below Right: Spraying seedlings was a necessary chore, as David South discovered. R f E A S t I .fr j i 1' if :iii 5 slower growth rate of trees had been notic- ed, especially in northern Alabama. lt was was then found that the probable cause of this was due to atmospheric pollution. ln response to their findings, the School began efforts to curb this problem. Through this program centered around research, extension, and teaching, the School of Forestry was on the path to fin- ding the solutions to some of the problems facing that industry. Q- V , ., W 'gt ,. Academics 105 The School of Home Economics E 2 E I Dean June Henton, dean of the School of Home Economics, foresaw a promising future for the School of Home Economics. Retail, interior furnishings, hotel and restaurant management, and fashion mer- chandising are areas in which she stressed a need for growth. To achieve this, she en- couraged a strong public relations program which relayed information about the School to the students, the administration, and the state. Dean Henton was also working for the development of a strong graduate pro- gram. She believed this was necessary to make the School of Home Economics an important part of Auburn University. The school had many special programs, both on and off campus. Some organiza- tions and professional groups available to the Home Economics students were the Modeling Board, Fashion Inc., Organization of Professionals in Human Development, and Food Technicians. Students could also have participated in the PRO-Volunteer project, a program which mobilizes young people in the community as volunteers. Additional opportunities for hands-on ex- perience in child care were available through the child study lab. The School of Home Economics includ- ed diverse areas of study, and offered many career options. lt continued to play an important role in Auburn University academics. 1 06 Academics FOREIG FASHICN STUDY he School of Home Economics of- fered students majoring in Fashion Merchandising an extraordinary study program abroad. This pro- gram gave the students a chance to see the different aspects of the fashion industry in foreign countries and an opportunity to enhance what had already been learned in the classroom. The European Tour, now in its 13th year, included Paris and London. In Paris, students visited the Eiffel Tower, the Arc De Triomphe and the Louvre Museum, and they also enjoyed a Bateau Mouche ride on the beautiful Seine River. ln one of the largest fashion capitals of the world, the students visited Vogue Magazine's most prestigious office, the Galleries Lafayette Department Store, Roga and many of Paris' most famous boutiques. ln London, sightseeing included Trafalgar Square, Westminster Abbey, Big Ben, and Buck- ingham Palace. A visit to the world-famous Harrods and the boutiques of King's Road and Knightbridge added extra excitement to this unique trip. Other cities included on the one month agenda were Rome, Florence, Venice, Lucerne, and Strasbourg. The Fashion Tour of Europe offered the students the excitement and thrill of seeing cities that many Americans only get to read about. While enjoying the sights of Europe, they earned credit hours towards their majors. The students had to keep a daily diary, shop ten boutiques, and write two papers. The pre-trip paper reflected prepatory research, and the post-trip paper vividly described the European fashion ex- perience. This tour not only offered the students a chance to earn credit hours while learning fashion merchandising from the most famous designers and boutiques in the world, but it also provided the added bonus of experiencing a completely new and different culture. Academics 1 07 The College of Liberal Arts The College of Liberal Arts has undergone major changes since last year, and Dean Caine Campbell was very op- timistic. Following lengthy discussion and consideration, the previously known School of Arts and Sciences was changed to the College of Liberal Arts. The Fine Arts department was added, while the Science and Mathematics departments became part of the College of Science and Mathematics. The new College of Liberal Arts has suf- fered a decline in enrollment due to this loss of the Science and Mathematics departments. However, Dean Campbell was confident that the School would re- main at the forefront of the other schools in undergraduate enrollment. A second ma- jor concern was the enlargement of the graduate program. The School of Liberal Arts offered graduate degrees in most of its areas of study. Dean Campbell hoped that more students who were serious about their Liberal Arts major would take advan- tage of the superior graduate opportunities in the future. Dean Hobbs boasted that the College of Liberal Arts at Auburn ranked as one of the top schools in the nation due to the variety of students enrolled in this curriculum. Some students planned to become college professors or high school teachers, while others were interested in a specialized field of study such as journalism. Diversity was not the only advantage contributing to the high ranking. The average ACT score of an Auburn Liberal Arts student was 23, well above the national average. The College offered challenging courses for all the different areas of study with an average student-teacher ratio of 30 to l. In order to keep or lower this ratio, Dean Campbell hoped to omit auditorium-sized classes. A closer relationship between students and their professors would be a valuable result. The higher education system was always changing and improving. Dean Campbell's Liberal Arts was proof that progressive reforms bring positive results, 1 Academics The Center for Arts and wo years ago, Auburn National Bank gave Auburn University a restored building called Pebble Hill. That building became the location of the ex- citing new Center for Arts and Humanities, a special project of the College of Liberal Arts. The Center's director, Dr. Leah Atkins, had two major objectives to accomplish. The first was to put on programs concern- ing the humanities throughout the state of Alabama. This was a success, not only in larger cities such as Mobile, but in smaller towns too. The second objective was to further the development of the humanities in a financial way. After going through the proper channels, the Center was able to conduct fundraisers to help not only themselves but other humanities depart- ments. The Center provided another public service by allowing many local groups to use the Pebble Hill building for lectures and receptions. After its first two years, the Center for Arts and Humanities has ac- complished much under the guidance of Dr. Atkins. lt has been predicted that the future of the Center will enjoy equal suc- cess while promoting the humanities. ,.., . V ,. -!,,Lx we .X 4. ww, ,,.g eH,-55-M, -' A fr .,,,,, Jw., ,h Humanities Left: Pebble Hill recieved a new look on the inside, Below: The Pebble Hill Building looked much better after it was refurbished. 4 fy .... we . x C. NCNRMNQQ ' My ,. -..CCNNMV - wtf -' 'LW .w'w1'f4sfwsiii2I' ' 0 - 5 Ji ir 2:2 ? 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'was' The School of ursing -N, -..,,,,..ws. -s -., -.., -'zz-, ..l LQ-1 Sill The School of Nursing at Auburn Univer- sity was founded in 1979. Since that time it has been growing slowly but steadily. ln the year 1986-87 this was as true as always. Dr. Brower, Dean of the School, said that she hoped to see an improvement of quali- ty so that the school could be brought into the mainstream of technological advances. The school remained the poorest financial- ly at Auburn, but groundwork was laid for development of resources. The school did expand, it moved toward filling the gap in its library resources, as well as toward im- plementing computers into its program. The School of Nursing remained the on- ly school lacking a graduate program. Dr. Brower felt that this was the school's greatest limitation. More public relations work was done to expand the number of students and bring statewide visibility to the program. With this visibility it was hoped there would come increased interest in a possible graduate program, which would be difficult to establish as most senior level professors would not consider teaching in an unestablished program. In 1986-87, the policies of admittance to the school remained the same. There was only one time of entry for the year, although Dr. Brower hoped to increase this to two. Students were admitted at the freshman level into pre-nursing, and then reevaluated at the beginning a seven 1 10 Academics quarter continuous program of Nursing. Students in Nursing were given oppor- tunities to work with the ROTC through Martin Army Base, many blood drives on campus, and camp Seale Harris, a summer camp for diabetics. Students outside of the School of Nurs- ing were able to participate in a course on ! handicapped children, one on human sex- uality, and one which focused on geron- tology, or the medicine and care of older adults. Overall, the School of Nursing made small but important steps toward its establishment as an honored school at Auburn University. moore 'E' .sf periences at Camp Seale Harris ast summer, twenty-six Auburn University Nursing students spent two weeks working as counselors it a camp for diabetic children in Wetum- Jka, Alabama. Camp Seale Harris, a YMCA acility on Lake Jordan, was established by Dr. Sam Eichold and his wife in l947. The ptudents participated at the camp because t was a required component of the sum- ner quarter course in Pediatric Nursing. Dr. Lisa Wright, faculty advisor for the pro- gram, described the volunteer work as a lunique experience , since the students ad the opportunity to closely study l ,z - this chronic illness. The students were responsible for the children twenty-four hours a day. Two students were assigned to a cabin of twelve to fifteen kids, where one student spent the night. The nursing students assisted the campers in monitoring their blood-glucose levels, finger sticks, and injections. They were also involved in teaching the kids control of their disease by watching their diet and amount of exercise. In addition, the students learned about the control of diabetes by going on rounds with the physicians who were also volunteering at the camp. Frequently, the nursing students took active part in the physician's visit by determining the amount of insulin a par- ticular child needed. They also benefited from the experience by watching the children deal with all the difficult aspects of diabetes day after day. Experiences at the camp helped develop a close bond between the nursing students who participated. Mary Mays, a senior in nursing who attend- ed last summer encouraged fellow nursing students to volunteer, since she felt it was a rewarding experience. There were 120 campers from all over il... ff' 'Xx the United States between the ages of eight and fifteen. For some children, Camp Seale Harris was the only opportunity to leave home and participate in a summer camp experience. Activities throughout the day included waterskiing, canoeing, swimming, sailing, nature hikes, and various other sports. Not only did the children learn more about their disease, but they also met peers in the same situation. Not surprising- ly the college students were often looked upon as role models by the campers, and friendships were established that will never be forgotten. Left: Paul Calvert, Ruth Ann Stewart, Olin S, Long Below Right.: Fay Hayes, Robby Sims, Derek Ravlerson Below: Erika Tooney, Laura L, Brown Academics T-he School of Pharmacy The New Perspective for the College of Pharmacy entailed a five to ten year in- terval expansion in two major areas: doc- trinal degrees in both pharmacy and philosophy. The doctrinal of pharmacy degree required an expansion of faculty and added ten FTEs to accommodate the increase of students who attended new facilities for an off campus clinical site. The doctrinal of philosophy degree involv- ed an additional wing to the pharmacy building which provided facilities for graduate and research studies for phar- macy majors. Special programs which were offered by the College of Pharmacy to non-pharmacy majors were Drugs and Your Health and Pharmacy History and Orientation. Drugs and Your Health was a drug awareness course restricted to non- pharmacy majors with a classification of a sophomore or higher. The history and orientation course offered an essential background to pharmacy and non- pharmacy majors who had interests in this field of study. 1 1 2 Academics ,S .xxx Many students in the College of Phar- macy were not aware of the availability of the doctrinal degree in pharmacy. The more students that achieved this higher level of training, the greater amounts of money the College of Pharmacy received from the MOD MOPP funding provided by the federal government. Pharmacy has changed. The old concej of grinding, measuring and distributing compounds has faded. The new perspe- tive of pharmacy has taken the role of il suring the safety and ethicalness of tt medical practice. I f' Dean Ben CooperfSchneiz Beyond the Basics ne of the most outstanding facets of the School of Pharmacy was its practice component. The students were in a clinical environment under the aupervision of pharmacists in hospitals, nursing homes, and community phar- qnacies. Students were required to take :ourses locally in facilities such as the East filabama Medical Center and local phar- hacies on a part-time basis for one quarter. Additionally, the students had to rpend one quarter employed full-time in une facility of a large network of out-of- pwn sites, located in Alabama, west Georgia, and northern Florida. While thus employed, students were under the super- 'ision of volunteer, adult faculty. These 'olunteers served as precepters in training 'he students to apply their knowledge in :verything from didactic work to special 'are situation. This program was planned ten years ago lelow: Using a liquid scintilation counter , Dr. Sam T. Zoker explained its use to his students. 'Q 7'1 ,.... and reached its full implementation in the past five years. New plans included further expansion of clinical training to add an ex- tra year which would result in the re- warding of a Doctor of Pharmacy degree in place of a Bachelor of Science degree. This plan prepared students for their future roles as pharmacists. These roles in- cluded participation in the selection and evaluation of drug therapy, involvement in assuring the safety and efficacy of drug therapy, and support of physicians and other doctors as well as direct support to patients in self-and home-care. Additional- ly, there was a definite trend toward cost containment, and the future pharmacists were trained in ways to improve cost effec- tiveness. With such an excellent practical education behind them, pharmacy students were certain to succeed in their careers. Right: Preparing a drug analysis experiment demand- ed much concentration. if i College of Sciences and Mathematics : 3.35 gm.. Q a 3 we W af - ' bg' Moving the Sciences and Mathematics buildings closer together has been a main goal of this school. A central complex would build an identity for this newly- created college. A new chemistry building will be the first project. A few years down the road, a life science complex is planned. Eventually, the school will all be contained in one area. ln the College of Sciences and Mathematics, students could participate in research of the possibilities of nuclear fu- sion energy, an alternative to the fission energy, which produces hazardous wastes and safety problems, into new ways of making gasoline, converting coal to liquid form, and inducing chemical reactions which otherwise could not happen, in mineral and water resource developmentg and in all sciences. Students could have worked as research assistants in graduate level programs when they were undergraduates. Students not in this college could also have participated in these programs through classes they may have taken as electives or to fulfill math and science requirements. Research was important to this new col- lege, and has been its foundation for future growth. 1 1 4 Academics A New Look for the Future he School of Sciences and Mathematics was added to Auburn University this past year. lt brought pgether the Life Sciences from lgriculture and the Physical Sciences and lathematics from Arts and Sciences. The plied and fundamental approaches reviously used were blended together in ke new school. The variety in this school ps helped to establish the personality of ie college as well as increase its visibility. he health related professional programs ere helped because all parts of the college pd the same objectives. This school basts one of the strongest faculties on hmpus with all three Alumni Professor Awards earned by the Sciences and Mathematics department this past year. The previous year, the department earned two of the last three prestigious awards. This school also has one of the strongest student bodies on campus. ln addition to an outstanding faculty and student body, the School also boasts ex- cellent research programs. Research was being done both in molecular genetics and in compound semiconductors for com- puters. Dr. Woodly, in chemistry, discovered and developed compounds to disinfect water as an improvement over chlorine. With some of the leading labs in the region, the School was proving its greatness. There was also major construction and renovation planned. A new chemistry building, an Animal Lab for small research animals, and a new Life Sciences Building were some of the additions planned. Some renovations included converting Saunders Hall into a classroom and office building, and an additional wing to the Allison Lab for physics. With so many changes and im- provements, the faculty had much to ac- complish. With their reputation for ex- cellence along with that of their students, the School of Sciences and Mathematics was certain of continued successes. Left and Above: Planned expansion was to renovate these labs. Academics 1 1 5 The College of Veterinary Medicine Auburn Llniversity's College of Veterinary Medicine was under the leader- ship of Dean J. Thomas Vaughn. The veterinary students prepared for the future through various research projects. Each department sponsored its own in-house research in addition to inter-departmental projects, These projects were funded through endowments and charitable foun- dations, such as the Scott-Richey Endow- ment for Small Pet Animals, the Mellon Foundation, and the Geraldine Dodge Foundation. The Veterinary College also had a bi-national grant with Israel to study diseases in catfish. With these grants, gifts and endowments, the state provided only 5572 of the College's budget. The Veterinary College also received revenue from diagnostic and clinical services. Students gained additional experience and knowledge through programs, such as working as laboratory assistants. This in- volved taking care of equipment and facilities as well as cleaning and feeding the animals. Clinics often employed students to help with daily operations during quarter breaks. Work-study students were employed both during school and breaks painting fences and doing other maintenance jobs. Graduate students from other colleges often participated in veterinary graduate studies programs. 1 1 6 Academics A Step Above the Rest he College of Veterinary Medicine had an overpowering goal this past year to provide a sound education to low the graduate to go in any direction he ight have chosen in the field of lzterinary medicine. A strong research ogram was used to support this objec- Je, as research was an enhancement to aching. Research provided a good learn- g environment and also kept the faculty the forefront of their profession. While nificant research was done in all facets the school, one project especially stood t. llThis project was the Scott-Ritchey Search Program for small animals. This ogram was one of two in the nation, the her being at Cornell. lt was funded by the late K.A. Scott and Eleanor Ritchey, both of whom were ardent dog lovers. Between 1956 and 1976, Scott contributed about one hundred ninety thousand dollars. When Ritchey died in 1968, she left 4.3 million dollars to the center in her will. There was one catch, however. All one hundred fifty of her dogs must have been cared for by the University or given good homes. When the last dog died or twenty years passed, which ever came first, the University was to receive the money. Llntil that time, the interest the money earned was given to the center. The money was invested several times, so when, in 1984, the last dog Wluskateerj died, the center received over 12 million dollars. With this money, the Scott-Ritchey Laboratory was added and joined the Small Animal Clinic. The objec- tives of the program were specified by Scott and Ritchey: The program should be devoted to the study Qresearch and teachingj of the various diseases afflicting small pet animals. These objectives have been carried out by the College. Although large strides have been taken in various research areas, the faculty were teachers first, researchers second. This combination seems to have worked, as was evident by the excellence attained by the College of Veterinary Medicine. Z4 7 V P ,.,, Wk.. ' -l 1 ,ps 1 . tif, j , l' 1 f' I af' ,ffl U ' 4ff Qi1 ff jf . 'ti' x if 195 y . gg: '- 165. ig. 'Y g i 'I' K v--.....,.,Qx Above: Explaining ex' amination procedures was one of the many things professors taught Left: Conducting several studies on small pet animals was one of the key functions of the Scott-Ritchey Labora- their students, tory. .5 T 3 5 Academics 1 1 7 Wim 3 Wim l'l'l0l'lg Sfudenfd in merican Clofkged an nivemifieb llffjfzaf do you Mink file iggezif clzafdnge acing .fgudurn wiff Le for file fufure 1 8 Academics ho's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Univer- sities represented the nation's most well-rounded students. selected received this national recognition which marked a pinnacle of scholastic achievement. Selections for Who's Who were made fall quarter from up- perclassmen and graduate students. These nominations were made by a committee com- posed of representatives from the faculty, ad- ministration and student body. This year there The students Betsy Franklin Z eta Tau Alpha - President T T alons O micron Delta Kappa M ortar Board S pikettes - Treasurer were 60 students selected from Auburi The selections procedure served t highlight the individual and diver talents of Auburn's most promine students. Final selection was made b the national office of Who's Wh Among Students in American College and Universities. Students who were selected for thi honor who are not photographed in thi section include: Trey Gainous, Jac Landreth, and Bruce McGehee. Yann Cowart V arsity Football - Lettered four years p A cademic All-SEC - '84,'85,'86 O micron Delta Kappa S igma Lambda Chi A -Club - Vice President I think facing the future will be the greatest challenge. Auburn has embarked on several research projects, etc. that will throw it into the future for better or worse. l Teddy Blankenship C ollege of Business President F armHouse - President O micron Delta Kappa Vice President T alons - Vice President M ortar Board Meeting expanding needs with limited resources. It's hard to provide all of the services and programs that are needed when there are not enough funds available. Kari S. Moroney M ortar Board T alons C hi Omega T iger Trackers C hi Omega To develop a more balanced core curriculum that in- duces free thought and encourages the voicing of opinions. Michael Mulvaney L ambda Chi Alpha President T O rder of Omega - President O micron Delta Kappa SGA -Senator SGA -Cabinet ln the face of modern feminism it is difficult to en- courage women to be submissive and to be happiest when serving their mates. What we need is more Pro- verbs 31 women. Jennifer Edge l Mortar Board - Historian Omicron Delta Kappa Chi Omega - Pres. Order of Omega Talons - To continue improving the quality of students at- tending Auburn, and the quality of education being of- fered. The University must emphasize academics in every aspect of campus life while maintaining the diversity that makes our campus unique. Merrile Phillips W ar Eagle Girls S Plainsmen - Vice President M ortar Board O micron Delta Kappa T alons A lpha Gamma Delta - Vice President! Scholarship l think Auburn's biggest challenge is maintaining the quality education it currently offers at an affordable price. With the current proration , this is looking like an almost impossible task. Gretchen M. Yost A lpha Xi Delta - President '86 M ortar Board O micron Delta Kappa M ariners O rder of Omega Fostering the academic atmosphere and not letting athletics overshadow it. lt's important to keep Auburn a University where outstanding students want to come and learn. Mary Sue Collins Glomerata - Managing Editor T iger Cub - Photo Editor T alons O micron Delta Kappa SGA - Engineering Senator The biggest challenge is to become a good teaching institution rather than following the current ad- ministrative trend to become a research institution, which will hurt the quality of graduates. Carol Anne Gibbs T op Five Miss Auburn M iss Auburn University Omicron Delta Kappa M ortar Board P hi Mu To attract and obtain top students and faculty not on- ly from Alabama but from all over the country. ln this way, the University itself will upgrade its academic potential. Tim Mitchell SGA Treasurer O micron Delta Kappa B eta Alpha Psi B eta Theta Pi S tudent Recruiters Maintaining good relationships between students and teachers, as teacher are drawn away from the students by the research required by the University administration. Mary Ben Savage Alpha Gamma Delta - President M iss Glomerata M ortar Board W ar Eagle Girl T op Five Miss Auburn To establish a clear definition of the role, scope and mission of the University and to find ways to afford a quality education to an ever increasing enrollment within limited financial resources. Julia Cutshall O micron Delta Kappa M ortar Board W ar Eagle Girl UPI Documentary Award A lpha Delta Pi l feel that one of the biggest challenges facing Auburn is the tenure issue. This will not only effect who stays at Auburn, but who will be willing to come. Scott A. Beckey SGA Senator, AU Housing - Hall Director, C oncessions Board, G raduate School - President, P si Chi To find new and creative ways to make up for the lack of significant finances devoted to Higher Education. Kyle Logue Phi Kappa Phi, Omicron Delta Kappa, Mortar Board, Talons, Harry S. Truman 1985. Auburn University's biggest challenge is adequate funding. Our improving academic reputation will partly be a function tax- payers' preferences. l hope they prefer Auburn. Mark Leininger UPC - Horizons Director, Omicron Delta Kappa, Mortar Board, Tau Beta Pi, Pi Tau Sigma Steven D. Hope 0 micron Delta Kappa T alons N avy ROTC S teerage P i Tau Sigma With Auburn's growth there has been a tendency to lose touch with students. The leaders of the University must learn to manage growth while remembering that the purpose of Auburn is education. QF., Maintaining and improving upon its high academic standards without compromising the fun aspects of campus life. Academics 1 I McCalman , 'Aqk jk , if I, -Q Tv Spades rift lx, X V, ' M ortar Board - ' A' I Egg, President ' 5 .,5, A O micron Delta Kappa J - wg.. ,.t 2' . .5 S quires . if . L ambda Si ma g Patty Mosley War Eagle Girl, Mortar Board, Omicron Delta Kappa, Alpha Gamma Delta, SGA - Assistant Treasurer Definitely the people! l've always felt it is Auburn people that make Auburn unique - their friendliness, spirit, and our love of Auburn that make Auburn an extra special place to be, wkaf wiff you miA.4 moaf adouf .fdudurnf Anna L. Kilgo Alpha Gamma Delta, Omicron Delta Kappa - Secretary, War Eagle Girl, SGA Senator, SAE - Little Sister G b - l will miss the feeling of anticipation and excitement on Saturday mornings of foot- ball games, the challenge to be successful in so many aspects of campus life, and the common bond experienced by all the students. 1 20 Academics The caring, helpful and concerned atmosphere created by the administration and students. Chris Roush P lainsman Editor S igma Pi S pades O micron Delta Kappa M ortar Board Alabama Steak E- Pancake House - the special at 3 a.m. is the best. Russell D. Carreker A g Ambassadors FCA B lock 8 Bridle A g Council F ootball - Academic All-SEC '85, '86 The friendly and relaxed atmosphere that surrounds Auburn and the people which allow the diverse backgrounds of Auburn students to blend together to make Auburn University unique Michele Malach G raduated with -'M high honors 1986 P hi Kappa Phi WEGL - General Manager G raduate teaching Assistant: Speech Communication 'Pin The Japanese tulip tree next to Alumni Hall. lt in- spired me, kept me constant, and gave me a sense of security in change. Elizabeth Argenti M iss Auburn - Top Five W ar Eagle Girl S tudent Recruiter M ortar Board A lpha Gamma Delta Hurrying to class just so l'll have enough time to talk on the concourse, and having lunch at War Eagle dur- ing the rush hour. But, most of all, l'll miss my friends. Ruddy Polhill C heerleader - Head and Mic Man P hi Gamma Delta The people, the friends. My best memories are of the friendships that have developed with some of the greatest people l know. Michele Eastall A lpha Gamma Delta F armHouse - Little Sister M ortar Board O micron Delta Kappa B eta Alpha Psi - President All of the precious friends who have touched my life with beautiful memories. But I know that wherever they go, they will continue to touch lives and make that Auburn difference. Mark Moseley C ampus Crusade W ar Eagle Girls 8 Plainsman - President 1986-87 S pades T alons P hi Gamma Delta The atmosphere of college. I don't think l'll ever have another experience such as this where I'm surrounded by so many people my age and with similar interests and goals. Robert Maund SGA President Plainsman Spades Sigma Phi Epsilon Omicron Delta Kappa Auburn spirit is what Auburn people bring to this University and community in the form of a genuine concern for their fellow man. lt is also a feeling of peace that reminds each of us that we will always be an Auburn men and women. Page Gamble E lections Board- Chairman S pades SGA Cabinet L ambda Chi Alpha A cademic Honesty Committee sf 7 The Auburn spirit is more than cheering at an athletic event, it is taking pride in every aspect of the University and doing what you can to make it better. Debbie Webb C heerleader - Womens Coordinator M iss Homecoming 85 L ambda Chi Alpha - Little Sister M iss Auburn University - First Runner Up lt's a part of a student's everyday life - the Auburn spirit is friendly, outgoing and supportive. Rusty Batch S pades SGA Administrative Vice President S igma Phi Epsilon - Vice President S tudent Recruitor O rientation Leader Auburn spirit is an attitude that stems from a deep love for this University and its people. lt is displayed as friendliness, good sportsmanship, honesty, compassion, and diligence. Meg McLain War Eagle Girl Alpha Gamma Delta Mortar Board SGA Cabinet Outstanding College of Business Student Auburn Spirit is the immense enthusiasm Auburn students have when they participate in events on Auburn's campus. We never quit or give up if things don't go right - we just try harder the next time. Gwen Hitchcock SGA Cabinet O rder of Omega - Vice President A lpha Gamma Delta - Vice President L ambda Sigma The Auburn spirit, to me, is an attitude. lt's a way of looking at life, at the people around us, and at ourselves. Nobody can walk around Auburn without catching a glimpse of that spirit. Ben Tamburello Auburn Football team - Captain 86 Academic All SEC Unanimous All- American Shug Jordan Award SEC Sportsmanship Award Auburn's spirit can best be described as enthusiastic and loyal. When you talk to an Auburn Alumnus, you can sense pride and enthusiasm which he holds for his school. Diane McAliley i K appa Delta - S igma Alpha Epsilon - Little Sister M ortar Board - Treasurer O micron Delta Kappa M iss Hey Day The Auburn spirit is that challenge to be and do your best while not missing the joy of new friendships and college life at Auburn. Lynne Nelson Ag Ambassadors, Talons, Omicron Delta Kappa, Mortar Board, SGA Senator. Auburn spirit is more than just a feeling, it's people. lt's people bound together with a common goal to make Auburn the best it can be! ow woufcl you e5criLe J4uLum pmt? Randy Davis Aubie Vlll, Omicron Delta Kappa, Delta Sigma Pi - Treasurer ASPA - President L .,,. . 4 Law -ffe .,:,: 'f 'y'i yt A Auburn spirit is that common bond be- tween students, faculty and alumni to show care, compassion, and genuine friendship for one another whether its on the playing field or in the classroom. Academics 1 2 1 Staffon Clayton Bunn Alpha Phi Alpha, AU Gospel Choir, AU Marching Band, Baptist Student Llnion, Lambda Tau. I feel that the biggest challenge facing ,Auburn is to create an environment in which all students, regardless of race, will feel at home. whaf acluice woufcl you give a new ifuglmf regal' ing campua inuo uemenf? Lisa Loften Student Recruiters - Coordinator Mortar Board Beta Alpha Psi Omicron Delta Kappa-Treasurer Get involved. The rewards gained from campus involvement include close friend- ships and a special love for Auburn, and far outweigh the sacrifice of time put into them. 1 22 Academics Leigh Ann King O micron Delta Kappa M ortar Board U niversity Singers S quires - President A lpha Gamma Delta First, establish personal academic standards and the take advantage of the wide range of extracurricular activities that Auburn University offers. Trey Sanders S pades QQ.. SGA Cabinet S tudent Recruiter S igma Alpha Epsilon I O rientation Leader lt is critical to get involved in some form of activity or organization as soon as possible. lt's a good chance to meet people. i Tommie Agee V arsity Football - Lettered four yrs. FCA H ustle Award - '85 M ost Valuable Offensive Player 86 'for more information call 826-4750 l would tell them not to bite off more than they could chew. ln other words, don't get into so much that it effects academics. Lesleigh J. Shewmake A lpha Chi Omega President S igma Lambda Chi S tudent Recruiter P re-College Counselor O rder of Omega l Be Picky. Research campus organizations and select the activities that you can best serve and that also best serve you. Find your niche and perfect it. Katy G, Worthington A -- 1 Aumarching f 14? A Band - ,,, Drum Major O micron Delta Kappa P lainsman Business Staff F armHouse f Mi? Little Sister - Sweetheart 15,551 vw . Q 1. VA tg If e i fp lx A 153' fl ' LL I Ffafemlfy f pf sfsrf l don't feel you can attain the maximum benefits from college unless you get involved. There is a lot to learn outside of classes. Lisa Daniel Alpha Omicron Pi President W ar Eagle Girl - Secretary O rder of Omega Learn to budget your time! Studying comes first, but being involved in other activities is also an important part of learning. Cathy Couchenour P anhellenic - Vice President, and President W ar Eagle Girl O micron Delta Kappa 0 rder of Omega D elta Zeta Don't ever be afraid to try to make things better, you might be surprised at the results. Don't forget that achievement isn't as hard as it seems. Don't ever stop believing, don't ever stop dreaming your dreams. Kevin McCarthy S igma Phi Epsilon IFC President S tudent Recruiter Campus involvement offers a student a great chance to meet new people, and develop leadership skills. Marianne Sickman P i Sigma Alpha - Student of the Year 1986 NROTC Unit Battalion Commander LIS Naval Institute Enlist Commissioning Awardee 1986. H onors Program Get involved as much as possible in the campus ac- tivities so that when you reflect upon your college years , a rush of good memories of times, and places, and faces will spring to mind. ,W 'se,.., Mary H. Adams S tudent Recruiter O rientation Leader A lpha Omicron Pi C apers K appa Alpha - Little Sister Campus involvement is a major part of one's educa- tion and an excellent way to meet people. However, it is important to maintain a healthy balance between this involvement and academics. Boyd Peter Relac AFROTC Battalion Commander P hi Alpha Theta P i Sigma Alpha AU Russian Club - President Start with a form of involvement that interest you and is challenging enough to foster a desire to become fur- ther involved in the AU community. Stanley A. Moore UPC Coordinator S pades S igma Phi Epsilon P erforming Arts Comm. SGA Senator Being involved in campus activities provides an in- dividual an education in dealing with others that can- not be achieved through the classroom experience alone. Clare Watson Alpha Delta Pi - President S igma Nu - QI, Little Sister C ommunications Board M ortar Board O micron Delta Kappa Become involved in a diverse group of campus ac- tivities because learning to get along with an ap- preciate different types of people can be one of the greatest benefits of going to college. David Bivin S pades IFC Vice President Administration L ambda Chi Alpha President IFC Court Start early. lt's a lot easier to get involved when you're younger, and you're able to do a wider variety of things during your college years. Ken Northrop Glomerata - Editor 1986-87 F armHouse - Treasurer S Sec. O micron Delta Kappa O rder of Omega L ambda Sigma - sec. As everyone agrees, students should try to get in- volved. Through campus involvement, growth comes for the individual as well as for the University. Get in- volved! Broaden your mind! Grow! , 1 Stefanie Staff I 137,35 F . O micron Delta Kappa , -. V ', :VV A ' L M ortar Board - Sec. Fr .1 Alpha Delta Pi- 1 .-Z ' A ' '-. ' 'u , Rush Chairman Homecoming T igerettes - it Publicity 5 is i'liiZi Promotions officer Becoming involved in an organization which interests you is an excellent way to meet new people and make the most of your time here at Auburn. However, it is our objective at Auburn to obtain an education, do not lose sight of that. Miles H. Baron GSA Senate - President, College of Science S Mathematics Presi- dent, S tudents for Academic Ex- cellence, Sigma Pi Sigma Budget your time wisely. lf you have the time and the desire to participate in any extracurricular activity, then so. Do not be restrained because you do not know anyone in the group. llfljlzaf .xdclvice woufcl you give a new Jfuclenf regal- ing campua invo uemenf John Irwin SGA Vice President, Spades, Outstanding Young Men of America, Phi Gamma Delta. As a new student sample several different organizations. 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The field was built on top of a grated out creek bottom and the cement slab for the stands was poured on the natural slope ln 1940, an additional 4800 seats were added to the east side of the stadium raising the total seating capacity to about 11000. This version of the stadium on the west side. ground was first broken on January 13, 1934, the stadium has b e e n u n d e r - almost constant remained until 1948 when the wooden stands were removed to make way for the permanent stands that still exist today. The 14,000 permanent construction. lt seems that by the time stands on the east side gave the stadium a each expansion is completed it is outdated capacity of 21,290 in 1949. This was the and inadequate. ln 1939, the original year it was officially dedicated as the Cliff stadium was completed to seat 7290 spec- Hare Stadium. Named so in honor of Clif- Above: The most ford Leroy Hare, a member of the origins Auburn football team in 1892, he was als Auburn's dean of chemistry and served a president of the old South conference predecessor to today's South Eastern Con ference. ln 1955 a new award winnini press box was added as well as 54 rows c additional seating to the west side, increas ing capacity to 34,000. ln 1960, 30 rows o bleachers at the south end of the stadiun were replaced by 10,500 seating concrett stands, raising total capacity to 44,500 The wooden stands were moved to tht north end of the stadium and dressing rooms were built in the south end. Thi cinder track that surrounded the playing field had to be incorporated into the plan: somehow, so they ran the track under the south bleachers. This caused much dismay to track coach, Wilber Hutsell, who wal afraid that other teams would sneal- recent stadium expansion was clearly seen over the heads of the Auburn student section. Right: The orig- inal stands were poured on the natural slope of a creek. Sports 3. Vv 4 fx 'U' ,g,.x,, ,. .V .. , A .- , N W Q .,:pi:Q- .. . ,,-vs ,4f'.:tx , , Y, . ...yi V, A 5 .- -A :ZH g X-npqfmzg - Ip :D 5:5 fl fqwwf-'sf' ., IC- 1-1f -, .I :Q if 'Q- q'la9fg' 6 s'f F' ' N 1 3 4 4 F f - X- , .J1- Q Aa- aa-U 15, L, 5-2w.'-wlz'fz4 4' 1 .p fLlFl-al' - nr:-ul ff'-'f'i' . .g g 8 In , , V Y -5- , Rx pw s.-4eur Iran, K substitutes into the quarter mile. The north end was closed in 1970, adding 16,500 additional seats raising the total to 61,000. At this point a new track was built elsewhere and Auburn introduced the first wheelchair section to football stadiums in America. ln 1973 the stadium was renamed the Jordan-Hare Stadium. The new name was in honor of Ralph Shug Jordan, Auburn's winningest coach with a record of 175-83-7 from 1951-75. ln 1978, the 87.4 million double-deck ex- pansion was approved, increasing the seating to 75,000 for the 1980 season. The stadium has not been without its problems over the years. ln 1955 the wood that was used for the bleachers, redwood, was not found to mix well with the Auburn climate, turning black and staining anyone who sat on them. After the recordbreaking drought of '54 a well was dug in the stadium so that never again would the athletic department have to worry about the grass dying due to lack of water. Water from the well was later used to pay a bill to the univer- sity for water wasted when a pipe was burst in the stadium. Instead of paying the 1000 gallon bill the coach simply let them have 1000 gallons of his water. The record for attendance was set at the 1980 Tennessee game. This record is likely to be broken next fall when the stadium opens up its newest addition, a 10,000 seating upper deck. The S15 million project will be paid for by ticket sales, suite leases, and scholarship donor seats. There will be sixty-five 12 person suites, four 18 person suites, and one 24 person suite. These suites will be carpeted rooms with theatre-like seats, heating and air-conditioning, and will in- clude closed-circuit TV and have a kit- chenette. These are expected to be used primarily by corporate businesses to entertain clients in the fall. Above: Viewing the stadium before the north end was enclosed. Below: Construction on the first upper deck was begun in the late seventies. Sports 127 Air- uburr Auburn gained 500th Victory in 10-2 Seasol The 1986 Auburn Tigers completed one of the most successful five year periods in its football history. The Tigers have won 47 games since 1982, an average of nine wins a year, the most ever for any five year period of Football schools to record 500 victories. Auburn has a record of 500-316-1. For the third straight year, the Auburn offense led the SEC in total offense 1417.27 yds.f gamej, scor- ing offense 134.5 ptsjgamej, scoring on T.V. only 26 regular season, Auburn football. A . d e fe n s e Q 1 0.5 There have ' - Pts.fgameJ and - ' i 1.-SL ' - 5' 'W 53 1' Q. .' ef!! k:g'f'g'. ! - been four bowl 'fee-X 1, v , , ' 1 rushing defense '- Q ha 4 1 J, , -M u fd' games and 30 Pj , ,, f120.5yds.fgameJ. television a - ef? in . 'ri ffl en' 111491 -505.5 Jeff Bur er's n wr if S . .Q 2. 1 ' if . Q pearances the fa 1' R, 1 P. A V HQ! , 1 passing, added a Peet nve Yee'e' . ' new ninneneien te Prior to that, 5 ' ssrisi .ff the Auburn Offense Auburn had been 2 this ear. ln the '86 Q Y times in 27 years. The 1986 Tigers became the fifth team in Auburn history to win 10 games in a single season. The 1957 team went 10-O and won the national championship. The 1972 Tigers were 10-1, the 1974 Tigers 10-2 and the 1983 Tigers compiled an 11-1 record. Auburn's victory over USC in the Citrus Bowl was the 500th victory in the school's history. Auburn became one of only 24 Burger completed 126 of 222 passes for a total of 1671 yds. and 9 TDs. Each of those figures were the highest Auburn passing totals since 1971 when Pat Sullivan, the man who now coaches Burger, won the Heisman Trophy. Burger's 56.87, comple- tion is the third best in Auburn history behind Sullivan's 59.4 in the 1970 and 57.6 in 1971. All-American tailback Brent Fullwood was the leading rusher in the SEC with a total of 1391 yds. on 223 carries. His sinr season total is second best in Aubl history behind Bo Jackson's total of 17 yds. in 1985. Fullwood's average of 1 ydsjcarry in 1986 was the best in the 1 tion, and it also broke an SEC record whi had stood for 35 years. The previc record was 7.9 ydsjcarry. Fullwoo. career average 7.15 yards per carry wa: new Auburn record, breaking Bo Jacksor record of 6.6 yards per carry. Two Auburn players, center Ben Tal burello and tailback Brent Fullwood rece, ed All-American honors. Seven playt were named to the All-SEC team: cenl Ben Tamurello, offensive tackle Stal searels, tailback Brent Fullwood, defensi tackle Tracy Rocker, linebacker Kurt Cra and outside linebacker Aundray Bruce. 1 Aubum 42 UT-Chattanooga 1 The Tigers opened the 1986 season w Below Left: The Auburn defense held the Tide scoreless in the final period. Above: The Tigers took the field at Vandy. Below: Brian Smith 2 Nate Hill were in jub tion over a quarterbz sack. j 1 28 Sports IZA? Nsgd , au. ,- ,'.i.l'bLY! , .' '13, 1,-TJ iv .- ...Q hw . 1 - ,. , , A9 . 1 A , ' L' 2' -' '.- 4. vG3.f,,j,v:Li'..1:ilg.-fgigie 3, J. ...-r W xfwm in f ,:,.1- . Y, ,,, 1 Jai: ',.'-4.g:nL- GATOR CQUNTQV- +L - Ji-.r vu: ' -.,. L1 -.51 Q 5 Q Q X, L. 1' I Lf X 4 PN . F S , Q O r '. Lf' I 9- 3 . Q,--.. , f A 'Y Q X 1 - ,,,,v Ii? A235 -. ff? ' Q A 6' K' X44 C ,nw- 4 .-5 ff? A Af . B Y Q Q X L , 1, Qbfjt. 'f'i 7f, ' 1 A x -' --1'-' -'v- ff 'X'-.Vw K 3f'Nf-H 314 2 Q 1 .f ak4 , .v M' .ff .f 'fear-' Jil A 'X ,,W-.. L c..,.-... 190 an impressive 42-14 victory. Auburn followers were not disappointed at, the Tiger new offensive Iook. Under the direction of quarterback Jeff Burger, the Tiger offense generated 415 yards of total offense, 248 of which were passing yards. Burger completed 16 of 25 attempts and three touchdowns in the game, including a 41-yard strike to Lawyer Tillman in the first quarter. Tailback Brent Fullwood scored on a 32-yard run and led all rushers with 73 yards on nine carries. Tillman caught four passes for 92 yards and one TD. The Tiger defense held the Moccasins to only 60 yards rushing one single touchdown. Auburn 45 East Carolina 0 Jeff Burger became only the third quarterback in Auburn history to produce back-to-back 200-yard passing games as the Tigers blanded East Carolina 45-O in Auburn. Burger hit on 10 of 18 attempts for 219 yards, including a 51-yard TD pass to wide receiver Lawyer Tillman in the first quarter. Receiver Trey Gainous scored twice in the game, once on a 48-yard TD pass from Burger in the second quarter and again in the fourth quarter on a 45-yard punt return. The punt return for a score Above Right: Brent Below: Center Ben Fullwood rushed for over Tamburello celebrated a half of Auburn's total J a m e s J 0 s e p h 2687 rushing yards. touchdown. Right: Chris Knapp was the leading scorer for the Tigers with 79 points. , S :Y 130 Sports slngl i 1 5 :d the Auburn career record with three rGainous. Seven Tiger backs carried the ball as iburn compiled 244 yards on the ground. illback Tommie Agee was the team's ading rusher with 52 yards while llbacks Reggie Ware and Vincent Harris ld tailback Tim Jessie all scored TDs. Auburn's defense was again stingy in the iutout, allowing only 171 yards of total fense. 4 Auburn 34 Tennessee 8 Auburn opened its 1986 SEC schedule lainst defending conference champion ennessee on Sept. 27 at Jordan-Hare :adium before ABC cameras and a crowd 72,500 people. The Volunteers had em- irrassed the Tigers in Knoxville this year efore, but the tables would be turned this ear. Tailback Brent FulIwood's 207 yards ,shing on 18 carries and an outstanding fensive performance led Auburn to a -8 victory over the Volunteers. The Tiger defense stopped Tennessee times in their 11 third down attempts d held the Vols to only 290 yards total of- :nse and one touchdown. Fullback Reggie Ware scored twice on ne-yard runs while Burger and Fullwood so rushed for scores. Chris Knapp added eld goals of 36 and 30 yards to give the igers their largest victory ever over the olunteers. Auburn held a 10-0 halftime lead but ex- ended that lead to 24-0 before surrender- g a touchdown - only the second TD in ree games allowed - midway through ie fourth quarter. l l Aubum 55 Western Carolina 6 ln its fourth straight game at home, the Tigers posted an impressive 55-6 win over the Catamounts of Western Carolina. The Auburn offense scored on one of their first five possessions and the defense added another score, a fumble recovery in the endzone by DT Nate Hill. The Tigers held a 34-3 lead at halftime. Freshman tailback James Joseph scored on runs of 21 and four yards in leading the Tigers with 114 yards on 14 at- tempts. Quarterbacks Jeff Burger and freshman Regged Slack combined to com- plete 15 of 27 passes for 225 yards. LB Russ Carreker collected two in- terceptions to set up two Auburn scores in the game. Aubum 31 Vanderbilt 9 After four straight home games, the Tigers took to the road for the first time in 1986 as they travelled to Nashville to take l Left: Scott Bolton caught 11 passes for 169 yards with the longest reception being a 23 yarder vs. West Carolina. Far Left: Nate Hill 4991 and Aundray Bruce i931 were big assets in shut- ting down Alabama in the fourth quarter. Above: Reggie Ware, on many occasions helped Fullwood break a big play. Ware was the se- cond Ieading scorer with 66 points on ll TDs. Fullwood was third with 60 points. 5 s Sports 1 3 1 4: Auburn's offense averaged 414.27 yards per game, the highest in the SEC. on SEC opponent Vanderbilt. The Tigers scored two touchdowns in the first 1:06 of the game. Tailback Brent Fullwood raced 38 yards on the second play of the game for a score and linebacker Kurt Crain recovered a Vandy fumble in the end zone on the Commodore's first snap to give Auburn a lead it would never relin- quish. The final score was Auburn 31- Vanderbilt 9. Fullwood led the team in rushing with 145 yards and one TD, while TB Collis Campbell scored from six yards out, and wide receiver Scott Bolton took a reverse 21 yards for a score. Auburn 31 Georgia Tech 10 Auburn trailed for the first time of the season when Georgia Tech took a 3-0 lead on its first possession, but the Tigers responded to the score on their first four drives enroute to a 31-10 victory over Georgia Tech in Auburn. Below: Jeff Burger's completion percentage 158.81 was the third best in Auburn history, only behind Heisman Trophy winner Pat Sullivan. Right: Coaches Pat Dye and Pat Sullivan did their victory dance after a Tillman touchdown. Above: Edward Phillips and Tommy Powell celebrated over a down- ed Georgia Tech player. The Auburn offense rolled up 405 total lrds with 230 coming on the ground, ile the Tiger defense held the Yellow ckets to a mere 77 yards rushing and 3 through the air. fTailback Brent Fullwood again led the bm in rushing with 183 yards and one B. Quarterback .Jeff Burger hit wide ceiver Lawyer Tillman from 34-yards out r the Tigers' first score. Fullback Reggie 'are ran three yards for another first iarter score. Chris Knapp added a 35- ird FG and tight end Walter Reeves haul- l in a 7-yard scoring pass from Burger as e Tigers led 24-3 at halftime. Auburn 35 Mississippi State 6 The largest crowd in Mississippi State history and a national TV audience via ESPN watched Auburn completely dominate offensively and defensively in a 35-6 victory over the then 13th-ranked Bulldogs in Starkville. Tailback Brent Fullwood raced 88 yards, the second-longest scoring run in Auburn history, early in the second quarter for the first of his three TDs. He would end the night with 179 yards on 16 carries. Fullback Reggie Ware scored twice on one-yard plunges in the game, The Auburn defense forced four Bulldog turnovers and held State to 47 yards rushing. The defense lost its shutout with 38 seconds remaining when Mississippi State scored on 16-yard pass. Auburn's defense allowed only 10.5 points per game which was the SEC's Average. Bottom Left: Auburn's offense rolled up 405 total yards in a 31-10 romp over Georgia Tech. Below Left: The Tiger defense surrendered only one touchdown to Ten- nessee - only the sec- ond touchdown allowed in three games. Below: Lawyer Tillman was the team's leading receiver with 35 recep- tions for 730 yards and 6 touchdowns. 5 E E nu E do ez Sports 1 Overall, Auburn a computed 487 yards in total offense, out of which 348 were rushing yards. Florida 18 Auburn 17 After winning their first seven games of the season, Auburn travelled to Florida field set to win for the first time since 1972 in Gainesville. The Gators, however, would deny the Tigers that victory as they defeated Auburn 18-17. The Tigers forced seven Gator turnovers in the game, including six in the first half. But Auburn's offense couldn't capitalize on the first half opportunities and led only 14- 0 at halftime. Gator quarterback Kerwin Bell, who had been sidelined with a knee injury, returned to action to lead Florida to an 18-point fourth quarter outburst in the upset vic- tory. Bell hit receiver Ricky Nattiel on a 5- yard scoring pass with 36 seconds remain- ing to pull the Gators to within one. Bell then scrambled into the end zone for the winning two-point conversion. Chris Knapp, who booted a 31-yard FG late in the third quarter, missed on a desperate 52-yard attempt as time expired. Auburn 52 Cincinnati 7 Following the loss to Florida in Gainesville, the Tigers returned home for a homecoming game with the Cincinnati Bearcats. Eight different Tigers scored as Auburn beat Cincinnati 52-7 and ran its homecoming win streak to nine games. Fullback Tommie Agee, tailback James Joseph and wide receiver Scott Bolton all scored first half rushing touchdowns. Receiver Lawyer Tillman hauled in a 31- yard TD pass from tailback Brent Fullwood Auburn's Defense allowed an average of only 10.5 points a game in the r e g u l a r season. Above: Nate Hill sacked Ga. Tech's quarterback in one of his 36 solo tackles made in the regular season Above Right: All SEC Tracy Rocker had 5 solo tackles against Florida. to give the Tigers a 28-O lead. Tailback Tim Jessie and fullback Reggie Ware added scores in the second half while Chris Knapp booted a 44-yard field goal. Cornerback Kevin Porter intercepted a Bearcat pass and returned it 42 yards for a touchdown to close out the Tigers' scoring. Fullwood rushed for 120 yards on 11 car- ries in the game. lt marked the fifth con- secutive 100-yard game for Fullwood. Georgia 20 Aubum 16 Auburn entered the game with Georgia with a three game winning streak over the Bulldogs in the South's oldest rivalry. But it would be the visiting Bulldogs that would end the Tigers' hopes of a SEC title with a 20-16 upset win. Georgia held Auburn to its lowest rushing total in 26 games as the Tigers 'Q A i lil . 1 - at-' lass. Ln, EQ 22' CD - we K T' mlm' ,ki . , ' I ,W-11-rv-1 3 A . ' ' ' . .H s vm 5 at--.3 3. ltihx xeitnktiisv. Right: Arthur Johnson made 3 solo tackles against Georgia Tech. 1 34 Sports Q Q' fmt Af wit. r lil -asia sk rim.: , . f an 22 Y ffm.. - K N fr Below: Jeff Burger Below Right: Tim started in all I2 games. Left: Tommie Agee was Jessie was Auburn's Bottom: Fullwood Auburn's fourth leading third leading rusher with scored again! rusher with 271 yards. 282 yards. G at ri, earnest rs 5 Sports 1 35 Milan' ,I V 1 3 + 4.14 U 'J Auburn was the winningest team in the SEC over the past four years with 37 victories. Above: Auburn's 379 Right: Chip Powell tied Above Right: Aundray points in '86 was the se- for team lead in intercep- Bruce was first team cond most by an Auburn tions with five. ALL SEC by AP, UPI, f , dsec h . eam Above Left: Funwooa an mac es scored again! 1 36 Sports W, , ained only 138 on the ground. Fullback Reggie Ware gave Auburn an irly lead with a 4-yard run in the first Jarter, but the bulldogs would score once 1d kick two field goals to lead 13-7 at the alf. Chris Knapp kicked a 41-yard field Jal in the third quarter to cut Georgia's ad to 13-10, but Bulldog quarterback layne Johnson's 6-yard TD run would lake the score 20-10. . Auburn quarterback Jeff Burger directed 199-yard scoring drive through the air that wded with a 13-yard TD pass to wide :ceiver Lawyer Tillman, with three minutes remaining in the game. Burger gain moved the team from its own six to Wie Georgia 45 yard line, but an intercep- lon would end Auburn's hopes for victory. Linebacker Kurt Crain recorded 26 stops 1 the game including 19 solo hits, the lghest tackle total of the season for a ngle game. .- SA R, , , 'A i t 3' is I ll The Bowl Season IRO BCWL Tillman gets the touchdown but Gainous' gain will go down as the biggest play of the game. 5 E I r i Above Right: Tillman play that won the g Above: James Manery and Aubie celebrate after the game. Right: Auburn's defense stopped Bama on many 38 Sp t -xv I I Q wx Q a Ai , M at 1 ' Xi X -L K 5 i xx 6 f s CITRUS BOWL Q. 1 Fullwood's tough running led Auburn to its L :QI Q Q., M ,st 2 t 10th bowl win and the 500th victory for the 4 Q P' 6 3 sq ,,. Z if .V 5 I N-fi Q. ji .. M x it t as ,atv ,t X x 5 1 we 1 1. kggyt X tem M W, ,gt r in E 2 wr 4. A it Qt ts an I ,tx 44 , user- Ip K . X . 252.3-'fl ifwgi 'sir'fL gg, K to y, p 'Vs-f, Sig' X 'f3,fji e.,,,:-we i 5i f5gzw?2-,21f5'-1- 5 3:2 , ,ww H . Q Q A- , is few Qt' . ' '. Q., :.:4L,f...mL: ,.L,..m..3.Z R' I i in M University zqffhil . iv EQ A I :No Top: Chip Powell in- tercepted 2 passes in his last game with the Tigers, Above Left: Auburn's defense stopped LlSC's offense from scoring. Above: Craig Ogletree and Kevin Porter threw USC's Leroy King for a loss on fourth down in the final minutes of game. Left: Fullwood rushed for 152 yards on 28 carries. Sports 1 usunn 21 y ALABAMA 17 the fourth quarter. Ray Perkins 1' 8 E Tillman's Reverse Sinks the Tide. Legion Field's 75,808 patrons were game, and Auburn lost 17-15. Last year, screaming as the Auburn Tigers broke hud- Alabama's Van Tiftin kicked a 52-yard field dle with 45 seconds to play. Trailing Alabama by three points, the Tigers were seven yards a- way from the Tide's end zone. As Coach Pat Dye tried to signal timeout, 2 quarterback Jeff Q Burger called, Eighteen reverse left! to Lawyer Tillman, who now knew why Dye wanted the timeout. Tillman had never run the reverse, a play meant for backup wide receiver Scott Bolton. Tillman tried to call timeout, but Burger was taking the snap and pitch- ing it to tailback Tim Jessie, who swept right and gave the ball to Tillman, who in turn was heading in the opposite direction. Tillman then raced the seven yards to the goal line. With 32 seconds left in the game, he had just scored the winning touchdown. Auburn ended a two-year losing streak against Alabama in the fifth straight lron Bowl to be decided by four points or less. ln 1984, Robert McGinty missed a 42-yard fieldgoal in the last nine seconds of the 1 Sports The Iron Bowl : goal as time ran out, winning the game for the Tide 25-23. The 51st lron Bowl was taking on the same scenario. With Bama ahead 17-14, a field- goal would only mean a tie this time. But Coach Dye wasn't thinking about a fieldgoal, he was too ' excited. The wrong player was in the huddle. Another lron Bowl came down to photo finish, and a 21- 17 victory that Dye called the sweetest win ever for me. Auburn rallied for fourteen unanswered points in the fourth quarter, something Alabama coach Ray Perkins said could not be done. ln a pre-game interview with ABC's Keith Jackson, Perkins said that he was confident in his players and coaches that they would not be denied in the fourth quarter. He commented, The loser gets looked down on for the next 365 days and that's the way it should be. And so it was. Alabama took a 14-7 halftime lead and entered the fourth quarter with a 17-7 advantage. At this stage in the game, Bama '- l F l 1 1 I ss l was clearly in command. But the momentum switched sides. Lady Lucl suited up for Auburn, and on the first play of the quarter, Auburn tailback Bren Fullwood ran for a 26-yard touchdown anz set the tone for the final minutes of the game. One of the game's most crucia plays was a fourth down with three to go or the Alabama 49 yardline, with two minute: and eighteen seconds left on the clock Coach Dye called, Sixty Z Mesh , 2 wideout pass to Trey Gainous cutting ovei the middle. Gainous went into motion anc made a sliding catch on the forty . . . first down. After three plays, including a 19- yard run by Fullwood, Tillman scored the winning TD. Leading Auburn's running game was Fullwood with 145 yards rushing on 21 carries and two touchdowns. While Bama lead the field in yards rushing, 340 tc Auburn's 225, the Tigers lead in the air as they passed for 153 yards to the Tide's 52. Coach Dye summed up the emotional day for all of us in his post-game locker room statement We brought the damn thing home! Above Left: All SEC Kurt Crain led Auburn in tackles wf85 and 71 assists. He had 12 against Alabama. Above: Craig Olgetree helped keep Alabama's total passing to only 53. Above: Jeff Burge com- pleted 19 of 30 for 153 yards for the day! The Auburn Tigers overcame a sluggish tart on New Year's Day by defeating the lniversity of Southern California, with a core of 16-7 in the Florida Citrus Bowl. A rowd of 51,113 turned out to watch the 'igers win their 19th Bowl trip. Auburn did not have a first down in its 'rst four possessions. And on the second, SC linebacker Marcus Cotton intercepted . careless screen pass by quarterback Jeff Burger and returned it 24 yards for a l uchdown. But the Tigers took control in e next three quarters. Tailback Brent Tullwood rushed for 152 yards on 28 car- ies and outside linebacker Aundray Bruce acked the USC quarterback three times. . Our players expected to win this lame, Dye said. We were favored by ight points. lt took not playing well early ind my talking ugly on the sidelines to get is going. Dye's tongue-lashing came just lefore Auburn started a 17 play, 80 yard lrive to tie the game 7-7 early in the sec- und quarter. The drive ended with a three 'ard touchdown pass from Burger to Valter Reeves. That was the only pass of lie drive. After that drive the day belonged 5' B 2 Ui C 17. to the defense. Auburn's offense put the Tiger defense in numerous holes. The Tigers lost two fumbles, threw two interceptions and Brian Shulman, with 2:13 left in the game. The ball went out of bounds on the Auburn seven. On fourth down, freshman linebacker Craig had a punt blocked. ' ,I '-1 Q v -- , Ogletree and But each time the safety Kevin defense responded. .Q ' S ZQ9 Ti -i f ,,' , ,3q Porter led an The winning -!.rw'.g'f' LN M N , H '-5 1 Ti Auburn charge touchdown was set it 'f fu-93 . U f3f.,- - -' that threw USC up by a brutal g.g- sw ,-., fora loss. - .iii the by who hi. .... .. c . was USC quarterback as 4 Y A Sin the 40's and he rolled out to his left, causing him to fumble. Auburn's Tracy Rocker recovered at the Auburn 48 yard line. That gave Auburn a 14-7 half time lead. The only points scored in the second half were provided by the Auburn defense. With 8:35 left in the game, Auburn chased Peete into the end zone. Peete got rid of the ball as he was going down, but it was called for intentional grounding, giving Auburn a safety. USC still had a chance, however, when Louis Brock blocked a punt by Auburn's wind gusts were up to 40 mph, one of the biggest ovations of the day came when the sun peeped through the clouds briefly in the fourth quarter. The game was a glorious ending of a 10-2 season for Auburn. Above Right: Jeff Burger had twelve com- pletions on the day. Left: Auburn 's Above defense kept USC from scoring half. in the second Above: Brent Fullwood had 152 yards and two T.D.'s in the Citrus Bowl. Sports I 4 1 Botta Getta Ba' Kick 'cm in the BUTT Big Bluel Everyone knew their faces, most people knew at least part of their names. The Auburn Cheerleading squad was one of the most visible start of the fall cheering season - cheerleader safety. As cheering stunts such as pyramids, flips and gymnastics became more intense, groups of people T the risk of serious in- on campus. The in jury increased. Several cheerleaders H4 T V 5' im K. NCAA cheerleaders were present at t fs. were paralyzed as the all the football Q i t 'ii is result of falls incurred and basketball ,W g . ,A p while cheering. The games and were A . ',' ll Auburn squad took in charge of the i 'f X if'e I p l several precautions to pep rallies. They 4 prjg, yigl A' A help prevent the risk also made ap-'S 'D 't i .fa L A of injury. Woman's pearances at E Vvi, , W fi' coordinator, Debbie alumni func- tions, birthday parties and cheerleading competitions. l The road to success of an Auburn Cheerleader starts early in April with a week long tryout clinic. The week included daily practice, interviews and cuts narrow- ing the competition down to the very best for a Thursday night announcement at Toomer's Corner. The SGA Director of Spirit was in charge of tryouts and makes the final selection announcement of 6 men 6 women, 1 mic man and 2 alternates. A new issue emerged with the Above Right: Eric Smith and Melanie Sive- ly prepare for a double stunt. Above: Mark Walkup and Debbie Webb discuss the possible economic impact of unilateral nuclear disarmament. Far Right: Male Cheerleaders release ,. helium filled Nancy Johnson into the air above the stadium. Right: Rhonda Blackburn cheered on 5 H Webb, said, We prac- tice each stuntlstep by step so we can make sure no one gets hurt. Basketball season is a busy time for the team because games are scheduled more often than just once a week as in football season. The extra work is the reason the squad has two alternates. The cheerleaders were the main focus of Auburn spirit. From pep rallies and football games to parades and basketball games, the squad led us in many yells of War Eagle. ,Yew C H. qw, vlifffb after being pawed by a small four-toed tiger. 1 42 Sports -We ? l iw, 5 . X a fi l E ,mu q,,,. 31... . L9 I 2 yi, . ,Q M QP -- Below: Nancy Crenshaw preps crowd for upcom- ing event. Left: Pre-game Practice fn ront Row: Debbie Webb, Nancy Crenshaw, Melanie Sively, Nancy Johnston, Rhond mith, Ruddy Polhill, Mark Walkup, Barry Basden, Mike Pauley. EDU195 a Blackburn, Carla Brabston. Back Row: Wayne Harris, Link Forrester, Erick Sports 1 The Season That Wasn't Auburn Received Its Fourth Straight NCAA Bic The Preseason polls ranked the Auburn By playing seven home games against Tigers as high as sixth in the nation. AP teams like Austin Perry, Armstrong State, and UPI picked Auburn to finish the season Augusta College and lowa State, the Tigers were able to maintain its high poll ranking 12th and 13th, respectively. Down on the Plains anticipa- tion ran high for a twenty-plus winning season as well as an SEC title. The opening game against UAB - a s new Auburn tradition - played on the eve of the lron Bowl each year, saw the Auburn Tigers play as the polls had expected them to - AUsome. The Tigers won the game 68-58. After the UAB game the Tigers went 7-1. Even though the season looked great from the start it ended with the Tigers being 18-13 and fifth in the SEC. Above: Jeff Moore was ranked among the top 10 centers in America by both the Sporting News and Sports. Far Right: Mike Jones averaged 6.8 rebounds per game. Right: Senior Gerald White drove it to the hoop! vi .9 E 1 44 Sports throughout 1986. The Tigers were able to maintain an 11-2 record before playing the Tide in January - the only losses coming to UTEP and con- ference rival Ken- tucky. ln a seven game streak after the 2 Alabama game, the Tigers were able to win only two games QOle Miss and Floridaj. The Tigers soundly defeated the Gators who were at the time the SEC leaders. The next day a tired squad took on a much quicker UNLV team and was defeated 87-80. The last five games of the season saw only one vic- tory for the Tigers, an impressive win ov LSU in their last regular season hor game. After ending the season on such a hig note the Tigers were ready to take on tl SEC in the conference tournament Atlanta, Georgia. The Tigers were ablel outlast a tough Kentucky squad, but vw stopped in their tracks by Alabama, wl defeated Auburn for the third time in t season. Alabama became the SB champions. 1 The victories over LSU and Kentucl were enough to bring Auburn its four straight NCAA tournament appearance la March. ln the opening round of the 191 NCAA Midwest Regional the Tigers - the first half - came out looking like tl top ranked team the polls had picked the to be. 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Auburn was able to outlast them and ended up beating them 62-61, to move on to much tougher competition. The opening minutes of the second round of play once again saw Auburn in top form. Auburn came out and led the na- tionally ranked lndiana Hoosiers 10-2 before Bobby Knights squad was able to put things together. At the end of the game Indiana had pinned an embarrassing 107- 90 loss on the Tigers. This game marked the second straight year Auburn was eliminated by the eventual national champions. During the season, Auburn seniors Frank Ford and Gerald White were responsible for 238 combined starts, 2,262 points, 884 re- bounds and 901 assists over the past four seasons. The duo helped put Auburn basketball on the map. Ford and White became the first Auburn players to par- ticipate in four NCAA tournaments. White was sidelined for seven games the 1986-87 season. He missed the fii five games of the season with a lower ba injury. White earned his first starti assignment on December 29 against LITE Below: Junior Chris Morris averaged 15.1 point: game. Left: Sophomore Andrae Davis and Johnny L5 were top Auburn substitutes. X ff A t .55 . l my V 5393. if S 'Q 1 Sports K .ft y S 54, S P QSM it ,. ii- X' - R M. nf k N A 6 ,L Q 1 A , K 4 4 .0 F ., Q i'-'1 f, ,4 -E . in as .C Left: Senior Frank Ford became only the 13th Auburn player to reach the 1000 points plateau with his ll-point performance against UAB in the season opener. Below: Mike Jones averaged 12.5 points a game. E u U .c i UBURQJ QBURV 4 'J A ' ...M ,.,r - - :rent Row: Manager Trey Morton, Terrance Howard, Melvin Haralson, Gerald White, Mike Jones, Johnny Lynn, Frank Ford, Auundrae Davis, Rob Jones, Manager David l'yIer. Back Row: Manager Mike Jones, Trainer John Larkin, Asst. Coach Otis Johnson, Head Coach Sonny Smith, John Caylor, Derrick Dennison, Chris Morris, Jeff vloore, Jeffery McFadden, Graduate Asst. Rick Bolling, Asst. 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' ' f , 7 B., ,.,' A H, f X 'f -' f f'Yf5'- .ei f V' Q 1, f 'fbi W A ' 5 I ' I 11 , , 1 it, ,W , I Q ij 4 4 ,V - R f , V .' , 'Idsf 1 ' , , 1' , A 'Agri ,Q Y -if ' JJ? ' . fa .f 5 ',4 at 'L 42,5 3.5 :, .. ' , Q L 'lg ' . ,K ,,S,-,,,. f X ,X , .,. .wk . any Men s Basketball if li.-1 Above: Chris Morris averaged 13.5 points Above Right: Coach Sonny Smith ranks as per game. the second-winningest coach in AU basket- ball history. Smith has 145 victories to his Right: Frank Ford played in all 129 games in nine years' his four-year career. 1 50 Sports A I an, , ' Above Left: Aundrea Davis had a game-high of 14 points against Mississippi State. Left: Gerald White was Auburn's top scoring threat from three-point range. Lady Tigers fall to Tennessee in NCAA Tourn. The Auburn Lady Tigers ended their season with a record of 32-2. Most of the season the team was ranked second in the nation by the Associated Press Coaches Poll. Head Coach Joe Ciampi was in his eighth year as the Lady Tiger head coach. At the end of the 1987 season he had a record of 190-58 and had a ten year collegiate M coaching record off 229-67. Since join- ing the Lady Tiger program, his teams had never had a losing season and he boasted six seasons with 20 or more wins. Ciampi had brought the Lady Tigers into prom- inence on both the conference and national levels. Among his list of accomplishments, Ciampi coached teams have attained two SEC titles one in 1980 and the title this season, a second place finish last year and five NCAA tournament berths. The Lady Tigers won the SEC tourna- ment with a stunning victory of 83-57 over Georgia. They also defeated Alabama and Tennessee to gain the title. Vickie Orr had 32 points and 11 re- bounds in the final Championship game against Georgia. ln scoring Auburn ranked second in the nation with an 88.1 average, while also ranked sixth in scoring defense allowing only 56.7 points an outing. The Lady Tigers were ranked second in field goa percentage with 53.1 They also ranke fourth nationally in rebound margin with 12.7 per game difference. Auburn wa seventh nationally in field goal percentag defense giving up only 39.3 points pe game. With a 103-29 win over Mercer th Auburn Ladies established a school scorin' margin record. ln the game they also ou rebounded the Teddy Bears 60-18 for 1 new rebounding margin of 42. The Lad? have scored eight wins by 40-41 Tigers points, four by 50-59 points, one by 60-6l points and one by 70-79 points. Auburl posted seven 100-plus wins. Lady Tigers rank among the to The three teams in conference teams in ever statistical category. They led the co ference in scoring, scoring defense, o ponent's rebounds, field goals, and rebounx Above: Team celebrated before a game. Far Right: Senior guard Patty Dages had a 78 percent free throw accuracy on the year. Right: Mae Ola Bolton had 32 points against Old Dominion. Sports we 74+---in ag. 'R if ' --Q '-B' margin. This was the Lady Tiger's fifth ap- pearance in the NCAA Championships, but their first in the Mideast Region. For the 1985 and 1986 Championships Ciampi led his squad to the Final 16 of the tourna- ment. This year Auburn fell to Tennessee at Tennessee's home court in Knoxville. They had defeated the Lady Volunteers during the regular season and in the SEC tournament before losing to them in the quarter final round of the NCAA tourna- ment. Tennessee went on to win the NCAA title. Individually several of the Lady Tigers were among the top performers in the Con- ference. Vickie Orr a 6'2 Sophomore was first in field goal percentage with 61.493 and sixth in the nation. Orr was also named to the Kodak All-American squad. Senior Helene Baroody, a 5'6 point guard, had 20 points against Mississippi State and over 186 assists on the season. she shot above 5093 throughout the season and shot 75.593 free throws. Junior Mae Ola Bolton averaged 13.6 points per game. She led the team in steals with over 75 and had a game high of 32 points against Old Dominion. Her sister Ruthie Bolton averaged 8.5 points per game and seems ready to assume a start- ing position. Senior forward Charlene Thomas was second only to Orr in rebounds, she had over 180. Thomas started every game and finished the season with a near 607. field goal percentage. Junior guard Diann McNeil averaged nearly ten points per game. Against Vanderbilt she scored 26 points to be the leading scorer in the game. McNeil also started every game. Junior Sharon Stewart, though not a starter, averaged 9.4 points per game and was the leading scorer in two games, against Middle Tennessee with 20 and against UNO with 14. The Lady Tigers had an outstanding season winning more games in a single season than any other organized sport in the history of Auburn University. Below Left: Head Coach Joe Ciampi had a winning percentage of 7756 after 8 years at Auburn. Asst. Coach Susan Porter was the newest addition to the Lady Tiger coaching staff. Far Left: Helene Baraody had 196 assists in the 1986-87 season. Below: Senior Charlene Thomas had 41 assists and 195 rebounds on the year. 2.3521 i- ' Sports 1 omenfs Basketball . W F , . Junior Above: Sharon Stewart had a game high of 20 points vs. Middle Tennessee. Above Middle: Diann McNeil aver- aged lO points a game and had over 60 assists on the season. Above Right: 6' 3 Vickie Orr had a game high of 32 against Georgia in the SEC Champion- ship game and also had ll rebounds in thatgame. 1 Sports 3 , 5 9 li r ii v 4 E 4 I ri ,C E E n i gi iz l I Front Row: Aprill Taylor, Ruthie Bolton, Heather Bassett, Helene Baroody, Lynn Stevenson, Patty Dages, Dianne McNeil. Back Row: Hear Coach Joe Ciampi, Graduate Asst. Joni O'Brian, Charlene Thomas, Jocelyn McGilberry, Sharon Stewart, Linda Godby, Vickie Orr, Karer Galloway, Mae Ola Bolton, Asst. Coach Carol Ross, Asst. Coach Susan Porter. Far Left: Senior guard Patty Dages scored 16 pts. against Alabama State. Left: Sophomore Ruthie Bolton scored 14 points against UAH. Below Left: Sophomore forward Jocelyn McGilberry concentrated on putting the shot in. Below: 6-5 Freshman Linda Godby took it to the hoop! Sports 1 55 Q U1 Best Season in Eight Years Foster leads Auburn to berth in conference tournamen Anticipation for a good season filled the hearts and minds of the 1986 Auburn Tigers baseball team. Their goal - the playoffs, which was a real challenge for the team because there were several new p I a y e r s a n d coaches. Baseball their way to get along with all the players. This gave us a good laid back feeling dur- ing practice and games, stated catcher Jeff Livesey. ln only seven seasons as a head coach, Auburn's Hal Baird had established ' ' . 41 ' QLQYP gif-511: i ' -- - '7f'f1'.' il ' ' With a young 5, fi himself as one of team comes both ' i' ' - - -- the premier leaders hopes and doubts. ' fl,-bg. in collegiate base- -' f -- -K f f 'W . . As the season 'ig fi ff ball. Following a Qffwirifgisgtg 'ga . -rjfy., ., , moved on, the 3' ffm - stellar college ca- doubts faded as the st-W .X , reer as a pitcher at h o p e s g r e w .FW -i East Carolina, Baird Strongef. the 8 VW g ,V V 1.1. A Spent Seven years Strgng Support of E Q , fx' . fj J in professional the coaches and their goal in sight, the Tigers moved gradually to the 1986 SEC playoffs. Even though they did not win the SEC tourna- ment, they accomplished their main goal. The season was a big stepping stone for the team. lt gave us some leeway in the conference, commented outfielder Trey Gainousf' The relationship between players and coaches is an important one, especially for a young team. The coaches went out of baseball with the Cleveland and Kansas City organizations. With a record of 31-24, it seemed that all the pre-season practices during fall quarter and practices and workouts during winter quarter paid off. This was the first time since 1978 that the Auburn Tigers won more than 30 games, and they finished third in the SEC regular season. All the hard work was obviously worth it. Above: Auburn player slides home to score. - Auburn Tiger's Schedule WlNS TEAM LOSSES 1 Huntington O 3 Ole Miss O 4 Samford O 0 Cumberland 1 1 ODLI 0 O Georgia 4 2 Richmond O l 2 UAB O 2 MSU 1 , 3 CU 1 O JSU 1 2 Vandy 1 1 USA 1 2 Florida 1 O Alabama 1 1 Montevallo O 3 Kentucky O O CC 1 O BSC 1 1 UAT 5 1 Ga. Tech 1 3 Tenn. 0 O LSU 3 31 24 J. 2, UW' LQ, 'au' ' xii' ' - .I . .- bww cylbll' 011 A , tw WTQQB3' W 9341 .- ', -1- -I -- 'Ei- lt 5-7+ L A In 1 W' 9 5 V W W 4 Front Row: Trey Gainous, Jim Ryerson, Steve Burroughs, Rock Wilson, Ed Dilks, Jeff Lee, Mike Dougherty, Steve Phillips. Second Row: Duke Donaldson, Plumb, Jeff Livesey, Tim Vines, Toney Honey, Scott Tillery, Ron Siwa, Bo Jackson, Bo Lofton. Back Row: Coach Steve Renfroe, Paul Foster, Mark Sayers, Gregg C Ed Ohman, Stacy Jones, Charlie Smith, Mark Chapman, Greg Jacobson, Jack Whitesell, Coach Ed Thayer, Coach Hal Baird. Sports 'SK u -'33, Y Mark Sayers Fires One! Bottom Right: Sophomore Steve Burroughs retired to the dugout after a disappointing at bat. Bottom Left: Exciting plays such as this one were typical of Auburn's performances. X, , it .rm i ,,c.,,..-'- K New 1 Qs,-:dxf-L x 3, Dw- WNY' 1 Sports me W 'fd' ,- f ,J . Y , R '-emi. An sports iniormatio Foster and Galnous lead Conference tournament 1- .Q Left: Catcher David Plumb slides in for run against a tough Ken- tucky team. Top Left: Paul Foster tied for first in the SEC batting race with a .369 average. Top Right: Trey Gainous led the SEC in triples with IO and tied for the national lead. Sports 1 Inaugural Seasor Auburn ends season with winning man ln their inaugural season, the Lady Tiger Because of the fact that there has not Volleyball team, under the head coach Pat been a previous team at Auburn, there was Gahastin finished with a winning record of a great need for a leader on the court. But 19 wins and 16 losses. This record is sure with players with little experience and a to improve in the squad composed of nextyearasthe freshmen and players gain ex- sophomores there was perience against ft ',l , no one to take charge. the highly com- fii ' '.f' 5 Enter Ann Schilling, a petitive teams in A Vlil N , senior from Mobile. the SEC. The ilil y t Ann is no stranger to SEC tournament C ,IVVA 'ng ,. sports at Auburn. She was one of four played four years on that Auburn par- 5 YQ the Lady Tiger Basket- ticipated in this 55+ ball team. year. Auburn M - fa T Auburn already has was eliminated early in the SEC tournament by conference champions LSLI. With the addition of the Lady Tiger Volleyball team, Auburn becomes part of a sport that is rapidly gaining popularity in the SEC. Currently every team in the SEC fields a volleyball team with the exception of Vanderbilt and Alabama. Coach Gastin arrived in Auburn just nine weeks before the first game. He played for 13 years in the USVBA. 1 60 Sports some young players who stand out as the best in their sport. At the UAB tournament, the play of Gretchan Thompson brought Auburn's volleyball team into the spotlight. Gretchen, a freshman hitter, was named to the All- Tournament Team. She also led the nation in digs for a portion of the season. Coach Ghastin says of Gretchen, She has been our leader on the court. The future would appear bright for Auburn with leaders ap- pearing at this stage of the program. Fi iv c . 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M T l 5 -'ii X . . ,wk .,', hw K: A sw ..........,.V UMW I y- fw . wslllm 2 mallnw , azfszffnv g 2 Q . 2+ mls' amz Far Left: Mary Olks goes up for the Smash, Auburn style!! Back Row: Sharon Witzell - manager, Mary Olks, Lisa Haney, Denise Biemens, Pat Ghasfin - Coach. Mid- dle Row: Gretchen Thompson, Salley Thresher, Mary Orn- doriff, Ann Schilling. Front Row: Meg Stockham, Kelli Twit- chell, Beth Ensley, Carol Hall. Sports 1 6 1 Men's tennis utilizes team unity to spur success The men's tennis team ended its season ranked among the Nation's top 25 teams and tied for fourth place at the SEC Cham- pionships. Coming off a 10th place finish at the 1985 SEC tournament, the tigers posted a 24- 14 dual match record in 1986, with five wins over na- tionally ranked teams. The team rallied to a 6-2 con- ference mark, tying for 2nd place with G e o r g i a a n d E Alabama in the SEC standings during the regular season. Auburn Tennis Coach Hugh Thompson said that he was pleased with his team's performance in the SEC Championships, which reflected the entire season for the tigers. The tournament was a continua- tion of the way we played all year, he said. We did as well as we could have done and 1 Sports Meats Tennis A 1 TTT maybe a little better than we should, have. We pulled some upsets in some matches and generally played well throughout the lineup. When you win the matches you are suppose to and pull out some matches , that you aren't, that is all you can ask. That seems to sum up our whole season. Auburn was led by No. 1 singles player Marcel van der Merwe who posted a 24-12 re- cord and was ranked 50th nationally among collegiate tennis players. Van der Merwe set an Auburn record for 92 career singles vic- tories during the season with a 6-2, 3-6, 6-4 victory over Alabama's Gregg Hahn in the SEC Championships. He also set the record for combined singles and doubles victories during the 1986 season. Named to the All-SEC Team, van der Merwe won tl runner up an No. 1 singles in the SEC tou nament. He also boasted a championsh at the Georgia Tech - Adidas Classic ar was runner up at the Southern lnte collegiate in the Fall. Also posting a 24-12 mark was Ky Anderson, who ranked 74th nationally singles play. He teamed with van dn Merwe in doubles to advance to the sem finals at the SEC Championships, tl Southern Intercollegiate, and the Rider - Rolex tournaments to finish with a 28th ni tional ranking. Russell also advanced to the semi-fina of the tournament in his singles divisio and was runner-up with Pat Cassidy at N4 3 doubles. Above Left: Coach Thompson discussed gan strategy with Rockie Mason. Below Left: Ian Russell advanced to the semi-fina of the SEC Indoor Tournament. Below Right: Co-captain Kyle Anderson ranked 74t nationally among collegiate tennis players. Y 'fIf 1 s ' + -W JM ,,.9,, . ,..,, , W . , - A A A g jl ' 1 if y .l- f e g Q., -. .,. 1 f, 1 l if-'W' JY fwww 'WV A' 7m ,ik It ,i M...-rf' ,.-a if :tor Goncalves, Student Assistant, Kyle Anderson, Marcel van der Merwe, Rockie Mason, Hugh Thompson, Head Coachg lan Russell, Colin ant, Peter Schaper, Pat Cassidy, Roland Tekenbroek, Student Coach. Above: All-SEC Marcel van der Merwe ranked 50th nationally among collegiate tennis players. Sports 1 reed Season-Long Struggle The women's tennis team concluded its regular season posting a 17-13 dual match record, including a 3-6 mark in the con- ference and a 10th place finish in the SEC. l do believe we were a much im- proved team this season, and we are beginning to turn o u r p r o g r a m around, women's tennis coach Susie Fain commented. We went from a 17-22 team last year to a winning 17-13 record. Eight of our losses this season were to top 25 teams, and we also scored victories over five of the teams that defeated us last year. The team was led by freshman Sue Watt who had the best individual record at 25- 12. Watt, the team MVP, was 8-1 against conference opponents and was the top E E Women's Tennis i Freshman Watt has promising futur. seed in No. 3 singles at the Sec Champion- ships. She teamed with Claudia Steffin to advance to the semi-finals at No. 1 doubles in the SEC tournament. The No. 2 double combination of Kim Brannon and Sandi lrwin also advanced 1 in the SEC Cham- pionships to the semi-finals. D e s p i t e th e team's conference finish, Fain express- ed optimism for the women's team. Obviously, we're not proud of a 1Oth place finish, she said, but we just didn't play the quality of tennis that we played during the regular season. We could have done so much better with the talent we had, but we just didn't play up to our expecta- tions. We have a young, talented team returning next yearg and with a little work, l see no reason why we can't improve. Upper Left: Freshman Sue Watt pasted best in- dividual record on the team at 25-12. Upper Right: Senior Mary Beth Larson finish- ed second in No. 3 singles division at the Roberta Alison Women's Southern Intercollegiate. 'Ns-. otographic services ph Head Coach Susie Fain, Claudia Steffen, Robin Sharp, Sue Callahan, Jenny Gauthier Kim Brannon Mary Beth Larson Michel Bates Sand lrwin, Sue Watt. 1 Sports Left: Co-captain Larson posted a successful ten- nis career. Below: Junior Claudia Steffen was chosen as the team's Most Outstanding Player. Sports 1 65 ri T i i' '1 .EX Xb ,fini ,x -.N f- i ur, i ck fr .cg J , X J 7.1, f X. xx A V' 1 N X i' . i x f' i ' ix . ' l -cg fa N f 5 L, . r , X i.' 1 , K .xkrwvwgll :ii ffvlii ij , -,vjj',f ix-s , Xu! l jx! l J l K if l I e . x. yi M, K., , 1 gig i ' X '-L, ., .C J X . x . f .ff ' .t . X sw . 1 , CM, Auburn finishes in top twenty NCAA team: The appearance last spring in the NCAA National Golf Tournament by the AU golf team was the thirteenth time coach Mike Griffin has had a team in the Nationals. The Auburn team finished twen- tieth in the NCAA final stan- dings for the se- cond straight year finishing A fourth in the SEC. Auburn was l facing one of its l t o u g h e s t schedules to date this year. Coach Griffin was hoping that this would help some of his younger players adapt to competing under more in- tense pressure. After losing its top two players from the previous year, Coach Griffin was apprehen- sive about the first tournament, The LSU Tournament. Auburn tied for third, after 4 1 f' f cv fp MQ7' i fy ' ly., 5 ,,,,.--ggw .f refs 5 wp. 'V ,fi ' H W' 'T' fixjsiiglli pXifai.j.Wt gg W ggw 1... L- ,.: ta ,, xr, --cf., s..1.f . st, YY Y ,V YYMWY , beating Florida and Florida State. Their next time out, the team did not fair quite as well. At the Fall Buckeye Classic the team was able to improve upon its score from the previous years while playing under adverse weather conditions. But even with this im- proved score they were able to finish only twentieth. The reason for the poorer finish was due to the fact that the NCAA Na- tionals were scheduled to be played at the same site as the tournament. This caused the field of participants to be greater. The final tournament for the fall was the Intercollegiate tournament which Auburn had won the last two years. This year Auburn's performance was good for only third place. The Tiger's performance was hurt by an untimely injury to Wes Tuck. He W .. .... W.. ...VW J! was a previous Division ll All-American. This spring Coach Griffin was looking several players to set the tempo for ne year. One of these was Gary Emmonds. . a junior last year he had the best scoring the team. Edmonds led the pre-seas qualifying this year with an average of 6E stroker per round which was one of t lowest for any player at Auburn sin Coach Griffin has been here. Another o of the players Coach Griffin was looking for fall was Jim Kerin. l'm very pleas with what he puts into this team from t standpoint of consistency, said Griff Kerin finished second in the fall qualifyi behind Gary Emmonds. l'm very excited about the vast majo ty of our team right now . . . When a rr jority of the team is working hard, then y are ahead of the gameg and right nov would say eighty percent of them 2 working hard and are wanting to succee and they will. So l am excited about that.' Auburn University golfers swing into SEC contention. L e f t : L o u i e Mitrovich. Right: Wes Tuck. m U 2 a .. u vi .2 .:: cz I 'St '6 .: Q 1 66 Sports in U 2 z t. U fi 2 1: c.. va 'Sn '6 .c n. gi it E ...Li Far Left: Jody Berlich scored a top IO finish in the LSU National Invitational, his first collegiate tournament. Left: Senior Mike Arasin helped the team finish in the top 20, nationally. Below: Dean Refrom putts one for Auburn. Back Row: Dean Refram, Jody Berklich, Billy Ed- wards, Mike Arasin, Dan Aeal, and Gary Emmons. Front Row: Brett Dye, David Hyman, Wes Tuck, Louie Mitrovich, Jeff Bat- son, and Andy Stewart. Sports 1 67 Marsee building Lady Tiger golf progran Although not apparent from their way totheir goal. tournament record, the Auburn Because women's golf was not a Women's Golf Team in only its second popular sport in Alabama, and most year had begun to build a first class competi- tive team. Despite play- ing all sopho- m o r e s a n d freshmen, Au- burn's Women's Golf Team began making a steady c o m e b a c k . ,V - la Q. K Huff. M T9 ' ' - 'W A., . . . w I. lil I il. .JEL ,wi ,Q ii', W . trip- f fxtry --4 355.3 'Y 1 -i it is .ggfffvx-5130 I vi. .lst ,ff L- .gasps y',5l?hQg.f' Q Q 1 E., 1, eh .. . 'iz f . 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Meg Cimino, a sophomore frorr Plant City, Florida, said that the highligh of the season for her teammates anc herself was the U.S. International Invitational in San Diego, California, this past fall. This fall marked the inaugural TigerfTide Intercollegiate Tournament This was the first time Auburn has co- hosted a tournament with the University of Alabama Tuscaloosa. Coach Marsee hoped this tournament would stimulate interest in women's golf in the state anc become a major tournament in the South. Below left: Holly Sarvis Below: Diana Miles plz practiced to become a ed fifth in the Peggy K swinging success. Bell Invitational. year absence, the women's team was reinstated in the fall of 1985. Practicing as much as four hours everyday, the Lady Tiger Golf Team had one goal for the season - to have a team with an average of under 80. At the end of their fall season the team was right on the 1 68 Sports tu .Y 2 an in .2 .c ct E tn 2 o 1: Q. 5 Em Zi 5 as 1157 w,-rw is V 213 Sffiyqi 'fi gb -.ana Hz? ima. 5. 719m 1 sr so-i Q WG fi l txt M i illll il j Abshire leads Tigers to Afjsome seasol The men's track team had an outstan- ding season both indoors and outdoors. The Tigers ended the indoor season with a third place tie at the SEC Championships a n d lil-'V' -fs wa 9 at Ffqmf -1- fp 'rg grabbed itficeilii it fourth place honors at the NCAA Champion- ships. Ten of Auburn's finest were named All Americans. They included: Brian Ab- shire, Clifton Camp- bell, Steve Griffith, Bruce Hardy, Kevin Henderson, Randy Hudson, Brian Jaeger, Curt Lindner, Mark Rabush, and Bob Sheehan. The team also faired well during the outdoor season despite the fact that they suffered many injuries. Both Abshire and Henderson suffered injuries that great- ly affected the team as a whole. The relay teams had an excellent year, with the 4 x 880 team having the fastest time in the South during the indoor season. Scoring high at both the Penn Relays and the Tam- pa Relays, Auburn's relay teams were ranked eighth in the nation. The only disappointment of the year was a weakness in the field events. Overall, however with the return of many veterans, including seven All Americans, the Tigers had a winning year. ln May they placed fourth in the SEC meet and fourteenth in the NCAA Championships, with seven of Top: Craig Musselwhite gets freshman high jump record at 7'l I . Right: Decathalete Walter Costner threw the javolen for the Tigers. 1 70 Sports the team members being awarded All American status. The team was one of three teams in the country to place in the NCAA all three seasons. Away from the Euan-may ff-f - regular season three gli'-MTTMTATJ of the Tigers placed in the TAC meet, another national competition. Ab- shire placed sixth in the steeplechase, Jaeger finished twelth in the 5000 m e t e r s , a n d Henderson placed phillips seventh in the 400 meter intermedia hurdles. Freshman Clifton Campbell n only took the Junior TAC meter title, l: was lead leg for the junior world reco holding 4 x 400 meter relay team with time of 3:01.97. Campbell also broug home outstanding honors to Auburn ai the Ll.S.A. by placing fifth in the 4' meters at the World Junior Champio ships, held in Athens, Greece. Auburn al the South team were well represented the United States Olympic Sports Festis in Houston where Abshire placed third the steeplechase, Jaeger placed fourth the 5000 meters, and Henderson plact --was seventh in the intermediate hurdles. un .E- E A EZIDESK 'ront Row: Mitt Fulmer, Matt Parker, Kevin Miller, John Hanson, Alex Huntley, Kevin Henderson, Clifton Campbell, Don Samual, Craig lusselwhite, Coach Kelly Sullivan. Second Row: Coach Hal Cooper, Jeff Burger, Scott Winnier, Palmer Stainback, Deric Anthony, Mike 'rottier, Alan Ford, Jack Worthington, Steve Griffith, Sammie Johnson. Third Row: Coach Gary England, Stewart Hudson, Sid Maddox, baron Council, Bob Sheehan, Brett Roby, Mark Rabush, Curt Lindner, Gus Benavides,Glenn Ewing, Walter Costner, Brian Jaeger, Alan Whitt, rteve Reed, Coach Mel Rosen. Top Left: Mark Hastings easily cleared the steeplechase hurdle followed by Brett Robby. Above Left: Alan Ford led the way in one of last years steeplechases. Above: Brian Abshire was Auburn's leading runner. Sports 1 7 1 Council sets first womens NCAA record forA.U The Lady Tiger track team ended the year on a high note. Their performance at the beginning of the season suffered from the weak recruiting that took place during the change of coaches two years ago. The team placed sixth in the SEC indoor cham- pionships and tied for eleventh overall in the NCAA. ln their outdoor season the women scored third in the Tampa Invitational and second in the Auburn Invitational. taking seventh place honors in the SEC Championships. The 4xlO0 meter relay team, consisting of Roslin Council, Cheryl Glenn, Nellina Lofton, and Fawn Young, qualified for the NCAA outdoor champion- ships. Council also qualified individually in the 100 meter hurdles. Two of the team's freshmen gave an They finished by 1 Sports outstanding performance: Lofton, by showing her talent as the number two 100 meter runner, and Kim Burton, by placing in the conference hurdles. All SEC Cross Country runner Brenda Malinaus- kas, Joni Mooney, and Brenda Mc- Donald, all gave good performances. The seniors did well, showing both talent and ex- perience. Maria Large had a strong spring season following the best cross country season since her freshman year. Gina Washington was a member of the 4x200 relay team that set a new school record of l:35.52. Dee Dee Colter came of her best fall season ever by setting a new outdoor school record in the 5000 meters. June Reid set personal records in both the shot put and discus at the Penn Relays and the conference meets. Fawn Young was a phillips member of both the NCAA 4xlO0 qualify ing meter relay team and outdoor 4x20 meter relay team that set a new schot record. The most outstanding member of tli team by far has been Roslin Council, th team's MVP. She qualified for the NCA. Championships both indoors and outdoor Council brought top honors home t Auburn by winning the 55 meter hurdles i l3.03 seconds and by being the fir: woman in Auburn's history to set a NCA record of any kind. The team's future is promising. Coac Gower expects strong recruiting to giv him a stable freshman class, and the tear looks forward to a stronger year with th return of Council, Glenn, Loftor Malinauskas and Mooney. Above Left: Rosalind Council set NCAA record in tl 55 meter hurdles. Below Left: June Reid, Auburn's discus throwe prepares to let one fly, Below Right: Brenda Malinauskas set indoor scho records in: 2 mile, 3 mile and 5000 meter runs. . 5 . f A ii 8:1 tfwllrqsx sw-,' VY A Q .-4,31 rpm o '12m.. 1sui' wmgfw WHT' i' -I ll' 5 I ., A mfg 41.-f fi, rs 521 4. , 1 'ikffg , is wi? ji , A ,, nfl, ,R x U .,'-tqfgggl'-g'if9gwg?sWr'f -5 7, l f ' ' A N' ,wgfr at 'fix , ,, C ,..,.,...,. Wm' 7 'rl W ff. i ' yi, i . .. 35,7 :Tir A v 1, i ,, i - V V ,- y , , ,l.i,-wwf -'ei , -, V- -- -Au, -1,i,.f-M Z? if ' , 5 ,M V MP ' A , ,, if ' W WN K4 'Y ww. wffi' N. ' , if - W - , My t . ,L W 4, V .W 7.5 ww . up if , , , ,m4, , w. - Qs G9 45. 4- in ,,... Left: Auburn record holder Cheryl Glenn races to finish line for Auburn, Below: Dee Dee Colter battles Georgia. it out against 1, X fm ont Row: Joni Mooney, Sandra Wilson, Cheryl Glenn, Fawn Young, Candy Smith, Sarah Watson, Gina Washington. Second Row: Nellina Lofton, Susan Berry, Emily laulding, Jean Bauer, Sheila Fitzgerald, Kim Burton, Sadie Smith, Maria Large, Amy Howison, Roslin Council. Back Row: Grad. Asst. Darryl Raines, Camaro West, :sy Costner, Laurie Dady, June Reid, Brenda Malinauskas, Roxanne Robbins, Dee Dee Colter, Brenda McDonald, Karen Wierwille, Coach Lee Gower. Sports 1 in Q. hilli P photographic services Young Team Comes Through Florida spoils hopes of men's undefeated seasor The Lady Tiger Cross Country team started off the year with outstanding results. They began by hosting the Auburn Invitational. The Lady Tigers took top honors beating Troy State, UAB, South Alabama, and Albany State. Auburn junior, Joni Mooney, took first place in the three mile event with a time of 17:40.43 She was followed by teammate Bren- da Malinauskas in third, Lee Anne Case in fourth, and Susan Berry in fifth. Coach Lee Gower commented on Mooney's success, I think Joni Mooney ran her best race ever. Mooney was slowed by a back injury last fall, and l'm quite pleased with her comeback. The following week the team traveled to Knoxville, Tennessee, to compete in a pre-conference meet. The women did not fare as well running on what is considered to be one of the toughest courses in the Southeast. Mooney placed ninth in the 5000 meter run followed by Malinauskas in thirteenth place. Freshman Lee Anne Case once again showed true SEC potential, posting a fourteenth place and helping the Auburn team to their second place finish overall. In October the Ladies brought home fourth place honors from the Furman In- vitational, in Greenville, South Carolina. Cross Country Finishing in the same order were Mooney, Malinauskas, and Case, in fifth, tenth, and sixteenth respectively. The female harriers finished their season with a third place finish at the Florida Invitational in Gainsville, Florida. Mooney continued to be the top scorer for Auburn, placing fifth in the event. Malinauskas and Case also held on to their number two and three slots, reed ,, , - :ws ' g, 4'5?'53'ffTf.' Q .WAS H :Wai ' , , . . 3:25644-24 ' ,. A 'Maw finishing ninth and thirteenth respectivel The Ladies head into the SEC Champion ships with a surprising season behir them, coming back much improved ov. last year. The Men's Cross Country track teal had an excellent season last fall. The opened by hosting the Auburn Invitations where the Tigers swept six-team field t taking four of the top five places. Ci captain Brian Jaeger placed seconl followed by teammates Steve Reed, Shar non Butler, and Kevin Pumphrey. Fir: place went to Auburn alumni Brian Al shire. In reference to the day's even' Coach Kelly Sullivan said, I was pleasant IW 4 49 'C Above Left: Auburn Cross Country team members lead the pack a t t h e A u b u r n Invitational. Above Right: Auburn's Steve Reed leads all at the Auburn Invitational. Susan Berry, Kim Burton, Lee Case, Rachael Hopkins, Grace Labelle, Brenda Malinauskas, Kelly McDonnel, Joni Mooney, Jennifer O1 Stacy Sanders, Emily Spaulding, Karen Wierwille, Sandra Wilson. 1 74 Sports photographic servic if -5 ff prised with our performance. Both :ger and Reed ran strong races. l tught all of the returnees ran well. l'he following week they traveled to oxville, Tennessee, to participate in the ,-conference meet at the University of linessee. The Tiger team came back h an outstanding victory, being the first C team to defeat Tennessee in six years. lding the pack once again was Auburn Jaeger. Jaeger took top honors by V4 vi' 1 to L4 covering the 8000 meter course with a time of 25:58. Following were runners Matt Parker in second, Steve Reed in fourth, and Kevin Prumphrey in seventh. The Tiger harriers took top honors once again at the Furman Invitational. Jaeger posted a second place time of 30:22 on the 10000 meter run. Followed by Parker and Pumphery, who placed fourth and ninth places respectively. At the Florida Invitational, however the Tigers' hope of an undefeated session were dashed as they placed second to the University of Florida in their final regular season meet. The team still scored well considering they were running without two of their top five runners. Jaeger and Parker finished the session in their number one and two slots placing first and fourth in the race. Heading into the SEC Championships the team has high hopes for scoring high in both the conference and the nation. UE 'U vu l 2 Above Left: Brian Ab- shire and number one runner Brian Jaeger led the way. Above Center: Brenda -f Malinauskas performing well during the season opener. Above: Freshman Grace Labelle performed well in last fall's Auburn Invitational. ts..,! OQVP hot P Row: Kevin Pumphrey, Jeck Worthington, Sam Cooke, Joe Brown, Jeff Burger, Randy Hudson, Matt Parker. Second Row: Rob Shannon Butler, Alan Ford, Matt Herbert, Ken Thorson, Scott Stand, Grad. Asst. Mike Trottier. Back Row: Brian Jaeger, Yul Provan- S, Steve Reed, Glenn Ewing, Kristin Smith, Mark Hutto, Coach Kelly Sullivan. Sports 1 reed Young team has impressive 6-I home seasor ln only a two year period, Coach Robert Dillard turned the Lady Tiger Gymnastic Team around. Not only did he succeed in bettering the team's record, but also he in- stilled attitudes t h a t d e s i r e d achievements w h i c h g r e w stronger with maturity. The 1 9 8 6 s e a s o n recorded an im- p r e s s iv e 6 - 1 home mark and a c o m b i n e d mark of 11 wins. T h e A u b u r n Lady Tigers fell short of qualifying for regionals by only .8 of a point. Six letterwinners returned from the 1986 season and seven outstanding freshmen joined the team. Despite such a young team, ambitions for the 1987 season were high. Goals were set to qualify for the Cen- tral Region Championships, upward to the Southeastern Conference, posting a win- ning season, and qualifying the team or in- dividuals for the National Championships. Janeen Coco, a sophomore from 2 8 E Tamarac, Florida, returned as the team's number one all-arounder. She was strong in all four events and held the Auburn record for overall of 36.00. Freshmen Amy Cekander and Lisa Greco promised threats of possible all- arounders. Cekander, a native of Champaign, lllinois was secure in all events, while the balance beam ap- p e a r e d a s h e r strongest. Greco, former teammate of Janeen Coco and number one recruit from the Southeast, exhibited strength in all areas of performance. Angie Sprinkle, a sophomore from Cowpens, South Carolina, returned as the most improved gymnast. She was aided by Patty Parker, the team captain, and Toni Johnson, the only returning senior. Kathi Frick, the consistent performer, not only led off with her known capabilities, but also led with outstanding academics by previously receiving the Scholar-Gymnast Award. Other gymnasts which showed strong performances and added depth the Auburn Team were Leigh Wetherly, junior from Coral Springs, Florida, Michel McBride, a freshman from Mariett Georgia, and walk-ons, Liz Chance, Ki Suarez and Lesley Bonney. Freshman Me Nystrom suffered a knee injury whi preparing for regionals. As a result, sl was red-shirted, but her determinatic allowed her to prepare for the 1988 seasol The 1987 team represented tl' youngest, yet the most talented group gymnasts to join the Lady Tigers. Tl squad faced the toughest schedule eve with all opponents secured in the Tc Twenty. This tough scheduling allowed tl unintimidated Lady Tigers to threaten ar strive to overturn the nation's top teams. Above Left: The girls received last minute e couragement from Graduate Assistant, Sher Stryker. Below: Kathi and Liz gave support to their perforr ing teammates. Right: Cekander exemplified her ability to becon Auburn's number one all-arounder. Q5 1 Sports Dre Left: Walk-on freshman Lesley Bonney not only had an excellent academic record, but she also had a great attitude that added depth to the team. Below Right: Junior Leigh Weatherly concen- trated before one of her better events, the vault. Sports 1 77 Men Rank in Top Twenty Johansson took Auburn to -4th in SE C The Auburn men's swimming team end- meter backstroke conference finalist. ed the season well, finishing off with a four- Auburn Tiger Gary Long qualified for the teenth place ranking overall. The Tigers NCAA championships in both the 200 wound down the 1985-86 season with a 5-2 meter and 400 meter individual medleys. record, beating Georgia, Clemson, Alabama, North Carolina State, and Miami. Placing fourth in the SEC, the Tigers had several strong per- formances. Olym- pian Per Johansson grabbed first place U in both the 50 E meter freestyle and the 100 meter freestyle, while teammate Rod Bowman took the honors in the 200 meter butterfly. Mark Canterbury was a SEC runnerup in the 200 meter breaststroke, and Steve Farmer was a 100 Swimmin The dive team finished off the season on a high note with its number one diver, Jose Rocha, who was named SEC Diver of the Year. Rocha finished off his freshman season by capturing eighth place in the 1-meter and tenth in the 3-meter at the NCAA Champion- ships, where he was tabbed All-American. Five other Tiger swimmers were named All-American last year: Sean Black, Johansson, Bowman, Farmer, and Caterbury. g l Looking into the 1986-87 season, Coa John Asmuth said, The team is bet' depth-wise this year in every stroke th we have been in the past. We do have couple of weak areas though. With t help of the two returning conferen champs, Bowman and Rocha, and seve talented new freshmen such as To Seibel, Jeff Buretta, Tony Barnett, Ch Donohue, and Ray Armstrong the team h been consistently ranked in the top 20 tl year. Coming back from Christm holidays the Tigers had a 1-1 record, witt win over Georgia and a loss to Southern linois. The Tigers also participated in tv non-scoring meets, one here at Auburn ai one at the University of South Carolin With a large part of the season left to g Asmuth commented, . . we must reta our competitive edge and have a su cessful season in order to rema associated with such talented teams. 1 78 Sports s ,yr E 1 ITIOOYE lyk A 4 'ay Armstrong, Tony Barnett, Stephan Bauman, Bill Bennet, Rod Bowamn, Mitchall Brooks, Mark Canterbury, Bill Cobb, Chris Donahue, havid Drier, Steve Farmer, Scott Heber, John Lane, Gary Long, Janne Nilsson, Kenny O'Neil, Scott Pechman, Doug Phillip, Todd Rhen, Guy iichard, Eric Roitsch, Bob Ross, Jose Rocha, Tony Siebel, Henry Sorenson, Harris Troutman, Jay Ulane, Bill Winters, Paul Young, Head Ioach: John Asmuth, Asst. Coaches: Tom Healey, Jimi Flowers, Diving Coach: Rick Theobald. Above Left: Jose Rocha was the SEC Diver of the Year and achieved All- American status on the 3-meter board. Top: Asst. Coach Tom Healey and Head Coach John Asmuth coached both the men's and women's teams. Above: Swimmers took pride in their teammates accomplishments. Sports 1 79 Lori Dann placed in three U .S . National Diving E uerzt The Lady Tigers swimming team ended the 1985-86 season on a high note. After a disappointing 3-4 record, the women finished fifth at the SEC championships. Among the con- ference finalists were Katie Heyburn in the breaststroke and last year's co- captains, Mary Beth Eckerein and Libby Pruden, in the distance events. Butterfly specialist Kandis Perry earned both honorable m e n t i o n A l l - American and SEC laurels. Five other Lady Tigers were named All-American: Katherine Long, Karen Furren, Kristina Persson, Eckerein, and Heyburn. Heading into the 1986-87 season Coach John Asmuth said the . . team has a lot 2 8 E Swimming of athletes who are capable of winning in the big meets. The sprint freestyles are our thinnest area. We have some depth in our freshmen this year. Several should be able to step right in and help us out. Due to Asmuth's recruiting skills some very strong freshmen were brought to the Plains. Stephanie Putzi and Courtney Leigh helped out in the breaststroke, while Valerie Williams added depth to the but- terfly, these being two of Auburn's strongest events. Jullianne Hall joined the already strong team of Eckerein and Pruden in the distance events. Freshman Lori Dann added her talents to the Lady Tiger Divers this year after being named the surprise of the Ll.S. National Cha pionshipsf' which were held last summ Lori placed on all three - 1-meter, meter, and tower levels. The Lady Tigers started out the ye with a disappointing record of 0-1, by li ing to Georgia. The Ladies also compel in two non-scoring meets, one at 1 University of South Carolina and c hosted here at Auburn. As Asmuth look into the coming season he commentt On the women's side of the SEC the sal teams are very dominant. Florida probal is one of the top teams in the country, w Georgia, Alabama, LSU, and Auburn' g ting ready to break into the top 20. T level of women's competition continues improve nationwide, and we must a show continued improvement here Auburn to remain among the top cc ference contenders. 5 E 1 80 Sports 5 E v I v V. f f we was Q ,mr , , , ,,,, , my . M ff' , -, ,ag - , V K , mug Jennifer Chapman, Laurie Dann, Colleen Dunn, Mary Beth Eckerlin, Jill Hall, Katie Heyburn, Kim Hughes, Virginia Johnson, Diane Kicklighter, Rebecca Koester, Kristin Kwiatkowski, Mary Monahan, Kandis Perry, Kristina Perrson, Elizabeth Pruden, Stephanie Putzi, Rachel Reiney, Lynn Sywolski, Sandy Trapp, Valerie Williams, Head Coach: John Asmuth, Asst. Coaches: Tom Healey, Jimi Flowers, Diving Coach: Rick Theobald, Top Left: Virginia Johnson and Sandy Trapp cheer on teammates. Above Left: Jill Hall s w a m t h e 4 0 O medley relay as well as the 400 free relay. Above: Jenny Chap- man was Auburn's top diver for the girl's swim team. Sports 1 8 1 Intramural: Auburn 's After-C lass Athlete Sports have always been an intergral that was included in basic tuition, he was part of Auburn University. To better pro- eligible for any sport offered that quarter. mote athletics within all students, Auburn Fall quarter offered established the department of recreational ser- vices. The depart- ment handled all the intramural sports and the use of the Student Ac- tivities Center. Each quarter, the department offered different sport pro- grams for men and women to par- ticipate in. Leagues were set up for frater- nities, sororities, independents and even facultyfstaff participants. Once a student had paid his activity fee, Right: Determined Intramurals football, swimming, track and volleyball. Winter quarter students competed in basketball, rac- quetball, bowling, ping-pong and billiards. The warm air of Spring brought back the outdoor sports of 4- s o f t b a l I , horseshoes, tennis and golf. For those students who still wanted to remain inside, wrestling and bad- minton games were scheduled inside the student activities center. Since most students preferred to relax during the sum- o un-I mer months, summer quarter intramu: were limited to softball and volleyball special basketball tournament held in rr quarter, satisfied the shoot-the-hc desires of the students enrolled at Aub during summer quarter. After the regular season of each sp was over, a championship tournament v held to determine the best teams in ee sport. For fraternities, winning a touri ment scored points for the All Spo Trophy. For independents and co-1 teams, winning a tournament meant award presented by the athletic depa ment. For all students and teams, p ticipation in intramural athletics mea new friendships, real competition and t chance to show off some talent. to win the race, in- tramural track run- ners fought for a good start around the track. 1 Sports schnie Left: Preparing to make a hit, this intramural ping-pong player an- ticipated his opponents return hit. Below: Watching her in- tramural opponent shoot, Karen Snyder kept her eye on the side pockets, hoping the shot would miss. Above: Intramural foot- ball was one of the most popular sports for both men and women. Sports 1 Right: Waiting for his shot gave each player time to plan the next strategy. Below Left: Lining up for another set of downs, these linemen followed the new intramural rule of hands-behind-the- back and no-contact blocks. Below Right: Working together to complete a pass, these football players developed coor- dination through par- ticipation in intramurals. 186 Q2 h 2 ,, 1.4 Wvq- K 84 Sports heath 4 X sr singlet mmm. ii, Left: Andy Harper put Randy Scussel in a half nelson. Bottom: Pam Richards aimed for the strike. Bottom Left: Kelly Pen- ney bowled many ex- citing games in in- tramural play. Sports 1 The Year In Review Pat Sullivan Left Sportscasting to Coacf Everyone would have liked to believe that they were the biggest Auburn sports fan on campus. But no matter how many Auburn t-shirts you had or how loud you could scream War Eagle, there were two Auburn Sports Sports Montgomery televi- for the Tigers. covered several different sports and many people commented about his outspoken love for Auburn. A Pat Sullivan was Auburn's first Heisman Trophy Winner and helped Jim Fyfe with the Auburn fists txt cpemd dshi: gg . Mi lf gports Pitetwork. . l K. ii' P khkh, 5.5- 0W6VEI', IS yeal' Snow, and Jim Fyfe . V j S 4 Pat returned to the were two men who i' .f- T e'-,i Q f i Ll ' ' .gg E f ,A H g H 1 niverslty, not to go did not Q0 to S ' 1 f g .. l t to school or to AUIDUFD, but loved it fr -' , t,, uf: broadcast sports but lust fhesame- ilii to fake Jack Phil Snow. 3 .f f Crowe's Place as the sportscaster for a N , -it if quarterback coach sion station, handled the Auburn Football Review with Pat Dye and the Auburn Basketball Review with Sonny Smith. Both shows aired every Sunday during their respective seasons. Both programs were also shown by other networks so the whole state would receive the programs. Jim Fyfe's face may not have been as easily recognized as Phil Snow's but when people heard him they knew him as the voice of the Auburn Sports Network. Jim Far Right: Listening to others' thoughts about sports was a favorite of Phil Snow's. Right: Jim Fyfe com- mented about an Auburn basketball game. Above Right: Returning to his Alma Mater to coach, Pat Sullivan threw a pass to his quarterbacks. 7, 2 E 1 86 Sports K' we ,sw Returning home to coach was very ex- citing for Pat but it was also a challenge because the previous coach left him with little more than raw talent. These three men were a part of the Auburn Sports Program that received little recognition for what they did. But without them, the program could not have been what it was this year. sw' -S ' A-X ove: Aerial picture shows the top of the coliseum ere the new air conditioner units were placed. flow: The new floor in the coliseum made playing sketball and cheerleading a safer sport. Wwer Right: The Tiger emblem encrusted in the floor helped promote Auburn spirit. Many changes occurred to the Memorial Coliseum this year. Since its construction, students, faculty and guests complained about the heat in the coliseum during basketball games, concerts and graduation. Many people who considered coming to an event in the coliseum considered it a perspiration party. But thanks to a grant from the State Legislature, air-conditioning was installed in Memorial Coliseum. The project, which took approximately eight months centrally air-conditioned the con- course and arena area. The downstairs classrooms and offices were already air-conditioned. Another change to Memorial Coliseum this year was the addition of a new basket- ball court floor. The new floor which was made of real wood sits on top of the old rubber floor which was bad for a basketball players' knee, ankles and joints. The floor can pull up in four to five foot sections and can be put down or picked up in four to six hours. Sonny Smith agreed that it was a needed change. all f 'f' - .C 'fi' at P f ti '4'seq r'He he .... Sports 1 87 AUBUR SPCRTS THI YEAR This year brought with it many changes and events to the Auburn Athletic Pro- gram. The NCAA ordered drug testing for all athletes. Athletes in every sport represented at Auburn were mandated to take urine tests for drugs such as cocaine, marijuana, and steroids. The testing did not stop at athletes either as coaches, trainers and even the cheerleaders and Aubie were brought into the lab for testing. Fortunate- ly, only a few Auburn players were suspended for the use of steroids. Most athletes who were on scholarship lived at Sewell Hall which was remodeled two years ago to provide better living facilities. This year Dr. Martin approved a 70,000 dollar academic renovation of the dorm. The renovation will provide group and individual study areas, a computer system for engineering and business students and study desks. This was just the first phase of a project making Sewell Hall a quality learning center for student athletes. This came in a year when Auburn's star tailback Brent Fullwood skipped most of his Fall quarter classes after a personal problem with his family early in September. Many faculty and students were outraged with this. But were even more upset when Fullwood was allow- ed to play in the post season Citrus Bowl. 88 Sports Above: Even being a cheerleader required NCAA drug testing. But not all was bad at the academic scen six Auburn players were name to tl Academic All-SEC Team. Among tho: awarded this honor were Ben Tamburell Russ Carreker, Gary Kelley, Pat Mot Yann Cowart and Tom Powell all of whit had 3.0 grade point averages or better. Another news making event for Aubu this year occurred when the Football tea beat the nation's two winningest bo' teams: Alabama in regular season ar Southern Cal in the Citrus Bowl. When the football recruiting year ends Pat Dye commented that they did not sig anyone that would not make a good alur nus. Dye also mentioned the fact that r pressure to sign was placed on the ne recruits which showed how good Auburn reputation for a winning teams really was. The gymnastics team also put Auburn the news as it captured the number or spot in SEC gymnastics for the first tim This was a great honor for the team ma ing Auburn a rising new powerhouse in tl world of gymnastics. Below: The Gymnastics team brought home tht first SEC title this year. bling U10 .5 Right: Star basketball player Mae Ola Bolten achieved on and off the court. Studying is one impor- tant part of her busy schedule. Below Right: Athletic dorm Sewell Hall underwent remodeling to make a better academic environment. Computer terminals were added. Bottom: Pat Dye watched the football team practice. :Q wiigiiisfiw gms' ,V-5-Wi'?z:3 A iigw- . iv K ,255 vii ., rx. Azfff,-we'I22aSH6:5g.gf??w-fQ,Rg5,gS:f'v:mQ42- Q, -W .. A A. Q- 1 ' ' , 2'ff2!ffslsm3-Q,i,3:2S3E2- ,,- -sf -- M. Afe.,,',,2 Af-,F -455 frm, aff 4 Q:z,,5:,1-'11?2Q-llgwsgi 12'4e,,f-,W ,PF H - Af 'f ' , Mmm.. ,N ,,fAA5ew5e?11--AA,,ff,A,,f,5,A,g mfmy, 4,-M-5g,,115g.,,,,d,4, ,,,1-Awg,,z.f,,fJ,-,gf-fwggv. 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A,,+2:gff21,-.-,,-5,1-s-,,--Q,-WASLw,g,S4,--,Am-f. -5 ',,,,-5, wing, - ,NAA WA, M NEW PERSPECTIVE Leslie Ward Sororities Editor Sally Llmbarger Fraternities Editor Greek i .f' . ff JbV S , is . f 1 A C-1? 92 Fraternities if-273 .A...A- 1 Above Left: Kim Keenoy and Jace Chandler having Above Right: A day of fun at Sorority Squeal. fun at Sigma Chi Derby. Lower Right: Steve Allen is all smiles. Lower Left: Top five for Miss Fall Rush-Peyton Nelon, Jennifer Wynn, Margret Haughery, Stacy Stegall, Dana Suthern 9 fr l Left: Kimberly Walters eagerly looked down the track whileshe competed againsther sorority sister Jaymie' Sexton in intramural track, , Beloiv Left: Decorating the Sigma Chi Coke machine during Derby ,House decorating waslobviously :quite popular. ' A . V A . ' ' Below right: Kappa Alpha Psi jammed to the music at the Minority Greek Show. . I Bottom: The AOPi's smiled together at the finale of their performance in the Sigma Chi Derby Chorus Line r in-7 Uv C Greek Life 193 Alpha Kappa Alpha .- , wwhmk 1976 . were t 'all cluded sponsoring ia donation! information ,booth for Sickle,C ell'Anemia, we worked l with the LlniversityfBlood Drive, visited the , ,194 ,pr., Sororitiesm I Ease House volunteered at the Lee County Crisis Center and sponsored a clothes drive During the spring we celebrated a year of hard work during the annual AKA Reunion Weekend Students were invited to attend the free picnic and the Pink 8 Green Ball. Our sisterhood worked to exhibit unity, s loyalty, scholarship, and high moral prin- ciples. These qualitieswere synonymous with Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, , , t . t Angela Tolbert Right: Angela P. Tolbert madea presentation at the 1986 Fall Minority Weekend Greek Show. A Delta Sigma Theta iw 1 . ,.... ., Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. was founded January 13, 1913 at Howard University by 22 young women who wanted to downplay the social side of sorority life. Delta Sigma Theta had over 100,000 members across the United States, West Germany, and the Republics of Haiti and Liberia. Some of Delta's many service projects included a voter's registra- tion drive and a Christmas party for Project Llplift children. Some noted Deltas were Leontyne Price, Shirley Chisholm and Bar- bara Jordan. Tracy Moore Left: Juraldine Battle enjoyed i1986SFall MMinority, Showg A X , A, . ,4 edjyg, T H wt iw Sororities 1 Alpha Chl Omega Today whlle the leaves start to fall from the trees l thlnk of the things Alpha Chl means to me This was the beglnnlng of one of our most treasured songs about Alpha Chl Omega Sung at candlellghts pledge retreats and other ceremonies thlS song represented each slster s lndlvlduallty and personallty Llke the carnatlon our fraternlty flower Alpha Chl was made of many lndlvldual petals each one different from any other When they were bound together by the stem of slsterhood they formed somethlng extraordlnary Alpha Chi Omega. ln our chapter each girl strove for her own personal excellence through scholarship leadership and any other talents that she may possessed. At the same time all sisters worked together to pursue the treasured ideals that Alpha Chi has set before us. lf you asked several women of the golden lyre what Alpha Chi means to them, their responses might vary, but the pride, undivided loyalty and love for Alpha Chi and its bond would shine forth forever! Lesleigh Shewmake 1 96 Sororities nm VK' 8.9 '31 L10 32 tw' ' J' 'IH 2-.A ' Left: Vanessa Ushbr cheered Alpha Chi Omega on at the Sigma Chi Derby Field Day. , Sororities 197 Alpha Delta Pi During this past year, Alpha Delta Pi has given us many special memories which have helped to shape our college years . . . Candlelight tonight! . . . 54 Wonderful pledges The Weekly PGA Award Las Vegas South . . . Christmas Party . .. Miss Fall Rush . . . Flying Candy in Chapter Meeting The Ultimate Party -Pledge Formal . . . Surprises from Alphie . . . Miss A-Day . . . Halloween Burns . . . Flower and Dirt of the Week . . . Bull . . . Alumni Shuf- fle . . . Learned Lions and Liberty Lurkers . . . Does Anyone Need A Date? . . . Homecoming Tea . . . Florrie-Unforgettable . . . Socials and Work Parties , . . Mr. Rogers Goes to Formal Parents' Day . . . Lions and Violets. . . Qt le, X gy L c x X KQQ g ' wr . ' X ' Q' -is V! . ,tural X H '. fs 3 'wh 'u ,. t np . ia'-. ya- 4: U A4 Q !5Q. Y :X ii VVV. wT,TX-Jxtggxff F- at Y -K.: ' 1 98 Sororities - h D,ItF ,- s I i a ., MOM! V vIA.'VZ 51 .A-v ' V ffl Q X, ix s 1 q X i ' it R -1 ..,1, 'I .53 Vx X,,k re . Being an ADPi meant many different things. lt meant sharing in a special isterhood that bound us all together in riendships that continued long after col- lege. lt also meant having a sister to com- fort you when you were down and to celebrate with you when you succeeded. lt meant being accepted for yourself and then encouraged to pursue your unique in- terests. But what meant the most to us in ADPi was the feeling that around the cor- ner there would always be a smiling ADPi to brighten any day. We live for each other and for ALPHA DELTA Pl! Clare Watson Top: Alpha Delta Pi sisters cheered their pledges on during the Wreck Tech Parade, Left: Laurie Mitchell, Mar- shall Horton, Julia Bringle and Cindy Holland kept smil- ing in the Sigma Chi Chorus Line. Sororities 1 99 schnelder Alpha Gamma Delta Alpha Gamma Delta at Auburn was founded in 1936.-Since then, Alpha Gam has grown to be one of Auburn's largest sororities and has come to play a promi- nent role in Auburn's life and spirit. The sorority's leadership involvement reached a wide variety of interests. These interests included SGA, UPC, War Eagle Girls, Cheerleaders, Majorettes, Tigerettes, University Singers, Student Recruiters and ROTC auxilaries to name just a few. We also were proud to have Miss Homecom- ing, Miss Greek Week, four out of five Top 7? W' 5 for Miss Auburn and several Glomerata beauties. X While Alpha Gams were involved in L? 4 wi 459 5' K1 ,M 5 X? many diverse activities a high scholastic average was maintained due to stressing the importance of academics We have won the Panhellenic Scholarship Trophy for the past 29 consecutive quarters Also we had many sisters who were members My M vets. x 'T KV 6 'li W is M i I I Q, 1 at -. .-- - 200 Sororities fy M ,rn and held offices in the various honor societies. Along with the Scholarship Trophy, we have also won the All Sports Trophy and the SGA Spirit Award. Alpha Gams also stressed the importance of fulfilling philanthropical obligations. The sorority raised money for the Juvenile Diabetes Foundation by having the Playboy Club fundraiser with the Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity and by selling Auburn football buttons for the AuburnfAIabama game. We also worked the Headstart program by adopting-a-classroom for the school year. Alpha Gams were socially active with Pledge and Winter formals, fraternity socials, Christmas Party, Swampwater, Homecoming Pledge Tea, and Achieve- ment Day picnic. Along with playing an active role in com- munity and campus affairs, Alpha Gamma Delta took pride in its close circle of sisterhood. We realize that the greatest benefits were derived from participation within the sorority. Each sister brought her own unique gifts to the sorority, and we all shared these gifts with each other. We at- tributed our success to a unique balance of scholarship, campus and community in- volvement, social activities, spirited com- mittment and most important-sharing a common bond of love for each other and Auburn University. Mary Ben Savage Soro t es 20 1 E W W - . , I 1 4,- xff if Y n 2.7 - Alpha Omicron Pi was founded 90 years go at Barnard College. lt was founded by rur diverse young women who wanted to .nd their special friendship and who saw ie need for a new woman's fraternity. The hilosophy and principles upon which they funded Alpha Omicron Pi proved to have high degree of worth during the good mes and the bad. This year, the Delta Delta chapter elebrated its 40th year on Auburn's cam- pus. Our sisters still held those same ideals close to their hearts despite the years that have passed. Throughout the nation, AOPi's shared the same purpose: to sup- port a spirit of love among the sisters and to stand for integrity, scholarship, and col- lege loyalty. Even though we spend only four short years at Auburn, the memories we make here will last a lifetime, as will our friendships. We've shared our hopes, joys and disappointments with one another. But it was the little things we would cherish the most: the sister who just happened to be the best friends with that gorgeous guy in lab, the balloons given by your big sis just because, the notes on your door wishing you good luck on a test and most of all, the smiles. We were believers in AOPi, and it will be a part of our college memories we will cherish for a lifetime. Lisa Daniel Janet Cunningham Sororities Alpha Xi Delta .kgs sf gf . To most, the letters we wore were representative of a national organization which was founded nearly a century ago and which identified us as members of Auburn's Greek system. As Alpha Xi Deltas, we were proud of our campus in- volvement in various clubs, honoraries, hostess programs for sports and military groups, SGA, UPC, Auburn's entertainment groups, volunteer projects and Little Sister organizations. We were first and foremost, however, a group of friends. Because we were independent of sterotype, we were not easily defined-certainly not in the span of a few words. ln years to come, as we flip through old Gloms, stacks of zaps and torn football tickets, the first memories will not be of trophies we have won or floats we have built. There will be memories of midnight Krystal runs . . . spontaneous road trips . . . Big Brother parties silly pranks and Godzilla Hoots-n-Salutes philan- thropy 'raps' . . . dressing up for socials . . . dancing at Hotlanta formals . . , borrowing group ten years from now. These were clothes . . . Who gets Al Fuzzy? . . . sit- the things that meant the most, the 5 ting on the floor and talking 'til dawn . . . things that made us proud to wear the candles and confidences trading old letters AZD. beliefs, humming old songs and lowering our defenses. These were the things that Gfetflhen Y0St E will endure and will be the same for our f 204 Sororities iiimmm IOOIE Left: Lisa Cannon and Debbie Shultz' partied 'at the Sock Hop. Below: JaniLane, Becky Wheeler, and Karen Rid- dle looked on as their sisters competed in Sigma Chi Field ,Day events. WW4 iw I tuba Q b.,,Z7 ' Sororities Two roads diverged in a wood, and sorry l could not travel both, long l stood . . . Since 1923, the Alpha Beta Chapter of Chi Omega has been active on Auburn's campus, and 1986 was no exception. Characterized by a close sisterhood that thrived on individuality, Chi Os studied together, played together, shared good times as well as frustrations, and joy as well as disappointment. Tied together with Christian ideals, a love of sisterhood and a belief in ourselves as individuals, we have found lasting friendships that cannot be touched by time or ever measured. With socials, candlelights, rush skits, cam- paigns, formals, Homecoming floats, in- tramurals, glad bag and midnight talks in Owl Hollow, we have made memories that will be chreished forever. When we look back, these college years will be remembered as some of the best of our lives. .The friendships and memories we have found in Chi Omega are the reason why. . . . Two roads diverged in a wood, and l took one to travel by, And that has made all the difference. Jennifer Edge Below: One of many Chi Omegas cheered with her sisters at the Burn the Bulldawgs Parade. 206 Sororities N :- Fifi fi 4 ,PWM L, ,Q if ,. CV' WI 0 Left: The Chi Omega sisters were enthusiastie at the Wreck Tech Pep Rally. earnest Sororities 207 Delta Delta Delta Delta Delta Delta was founded on Thanksgiving Eve in 1888. Since its foun- ding, Tri Delt has grown to one of the largest women's fraternities, consisting of 127 collegiate chapters stretching from one Ll.S. coast to the other, and up into the Canadian provinces. Here at Auburn,the Phi Theta chapter of Delta Delta Delta was chartered in 1954. Thiry-three years later, to Auburn Tri Deltas, being a member of a sorority was more than just parties and looking for a parking space Wednesday nights for chapter meetings. lt was . . . sisters, an ins- tant shoulder to cry on, painting stripe down a hall in the summer, swaying to Bu tercup, 54 bright new faces, intramural Sigma Chi Derby, a night in Montgomer fundraisers in sub zero degree weathe study hall hours, Deltas only, pansy point Greek Week, birthday parties, spring rus workshops, House Party, someone ' always laugh with . . . But most of all beir a Tri Delta was a million wonderf memories of special friends during tl' special years of college life. Lisa Mchleely 5 Z 2 u l a H 208 Sororities n i I ,237 Left: Lesley Wagner, Ann Fox and Summer Canup got down to the music in Sigma Chi Chorus Line. Sororities 209 Delta Gamma McPher- Above Right: Dee Gees showed their spirit for, Auburn duringthe Wreck Tech parade, Delta Gamma is truly a unique group of women. During the past four years, I have grown from the many friendships found here. There is always a sister l can count on to cheer me when l'm down and to laugh with me when l'm happy. Thanks for the memories, if but a moment we shared. For because of you, my existence is now richer - Whether through a shared ideag a moment of silence, An evening of recognitiong or, a never ending smile, Thanks for the knowledge of what at times may seem so small - But in reality, it is far greater than the imagination can travel. For alone l stand no chance to the elementsg But together we can move mountains. Thanks for the understandingg for the friendshipg For the sharing, for the caring, for the love. For though our paths may not cross tomorrow, or even next yearg Somewhere down the road we travel, the strong bond that we share, The magic of Delta Gamma will find us together again, Sharing those memories, and planting new ideas for tomorrow. Thanks to all my sisters who have made my college years so wonderful. Stacey Pritchett Sororities 1 Delta Zeta 1 W . . 7 1 x..' On October 24, 1902, six young women on the campus of the University of Miami in Ohio felt that their friendship was special enough to form a unique and lasting bond. This is the bond that we share today in Delta Zeta Sorority. Here at Auburn, sisterhood in Delta Zeta has come to mean a lot to me. l'm very proud of my sisters and their ac- complishments. Whether it was Tigerettes Tiger Pause Order of Omega Talons War Eagle Girls Diamond Dolls SGA Miss A Day, or many others, Delta Zetas were shining brightly on Auburn's campus. My college years with Delta Zeta taught me so much about friendship. I saw this within my sisters as we shared times of laughter and sadness. The intangible gifts we shared with one another always seemed to bring a smile to a sister in need. God has given us love to share, and Delta Zeta has offered us a place to share that love. My year as president of Delta Zeta was an experience l'll always remember. For my sisters and myself, Delta Zeta was not only a sisterhoodg it was a home where we were free to be ourselves, always with the understanding that we would be accepted for who we were. ln Delta Zeta, my sisters willingly offered support, caring and love in 2 1 2 Sororities E E 3 2 I hz every Situation, FOI' all the many gifts my Above: Melinda Lawson and Anne Smith discu: sisters have given to our Sorority lim eter- ed the Delta Zeta team strategy trying to win th ' football game. nally thankful and especially proud to be a Delta Zeta. Susan Fuller Left: Cindy Campbell and Kim Kirkpatrick displayed their dancing abilities at the Sigma Chi Chorus Line. Bottom Left: Cathy O'Brien successfully stopped her opponent from making a touchdown. Bottom Right: Pam Burk and Shari Lynch expressed their feelings of what Delta Zeta sisterhood meant to them. heath Sororities 21 3 Kappa Alpha Theta .A dream of the same quality education for women as for men was what inspired Bettie Locke Hamilton to organize the first Greek Letter fraternity for women in 1870. Since then, Kappa Alpha Theta, has con- tinued to break barriers by being the first sorority abroad and by being the first Ivy League sorority. Through this organization, Mrs. Hamilton uni ted women with common goals, women who couldgform a lasting loyalty to each other and to the ideals of the organization. She succeeded in many ways that she neverimagined. e K ' continued on next page sf 'Us ,, x , fe -0 'S Nationally, Theta has given support to the Institute of Logopedics since 1945. Locally at Auburn,fwe havedbeen raising funds through our annual Love Auction held each February. We feel that this has been a worthy cause since the igift of speech is something that everyone should be abletto enjoy, T This year brought with it Gamma Omega's 30th birthday at Auburn Universi- ty. Theta for us doesnlt stop in Auburn. We share a special bond with millions of women around the world, and no matter where we go, we know that if we find a Theta, we also find a friend. Stephanie Fritz Top: A groupof Theta's laughed together at their Crazy Hat party. Left: Robin Sharp and Kim Snow showed ina hug how' much Theta meant to them. ' Sororities 2 1 5 Kappa Delta Top: KD's showed their enthusiasm at the Burn the Bulldawgs Parade. Below Left: Kelly Osborn ran for the fun of Kappa Delta. Below Right: Rachel Phillips, Jessica Faulkner, and Kathy Warr gave a hello to the photographer. 216 Learning-growing-striving-this was Kap- Delta. Learning-to understand, accept d appreciate one another. Growing-on ur own and with the soulmates you unex- ctedly found that hazy September ueal Day. Striving-to recognize, meet d rise above the challenge you made to urself and your peers, and in so doing, rprising yourself. Through Kappa Delta, you could be who you wanted to be, and be all the more loved for it. Individuals were the heartbeat of the sorority. lt has been the individuals who have touched, inspired and strengthened us, and it is they who will continue to keep Dorm B a warm refuge of fond memories past and to come. lt has been through these individuals that Kappa Delta has come to be so much more that two Greek letters on a jersey, or a second floor dorm. lt was not a four year commitment, but a lifelong dream. The dream our four founders, envisioned in 1897, still lives to- day, and will continue to exist for those who celebrate life. Kaki O'Flinn -. 1 Q -I' 1' f PWM MX w V t K a 3'sX.4,,.WM!'c J e A Sororities 2 1 7 Kappa Kappa Gamma The national organization of Kappa Kap- pa Gamma began 116 years ago at Man- mouth College in Manmouth, Illinois. To- day we have 115 active chapters in the United States and Canada. Epsilon Eta Chapter was established at Auburn Univer- sity in 1963. During the past year we had 171 active members and pledges. Kappa gave us a place to grow in body, mind and spirit. While easing some of the strain of academic pressures, it encourag- ed us to our fullest potential. Never confor- ming us, Kappa allowed us the freedom and gave us the self-confidence to achieve our highest goals. We kept our own in- dividuality as we contributed to that com- mon interest which bound our hearts and minds together. Kappa has been one of the most fulfilling experiences of our college days. The friendships we have made and the sisterhood we shared will continue to grow with us throughout our lives. Kathy Carlson :Soriirlties Q K Melissa sisters in Top ed as Derby. Left. Jones, Horn, Debra and the Laura Amy watch balloons e Balloon to class. Sororities 2 1 9 Phi Mu ,K sw? 220 . xxx' I is ln the past year, l saw this group of girls achieve so much on campus as well as in the community. My sisters brightened my life and the lives of many others. Through our bond we shared smiles, tears and friendships that became everlasting memories. Phi Mu was a group of diverse in- dividuals who worked together to develop various ideals, characters and dreams. We believed that all Phi Mu's must strive to be themselves, achieving a common goal . . . that of siste id. lt was obvious that for Phi Mu's, laughter preceded them, and happiness walked with them. Upon departing Auburn University l leave knowing that l have indeed been blessed for having had the opportunity to share in this unique and special sisterhood. Although, our paths will never end and we'll always be bound togther beneath the three stars. Tracie Off and Floyd gave other ga. U9 Love, Trust, Friendship. Pi Beta Phi's foundation rested on the meaning of these words. lt was always having someone there for you, in both good times and bad. lt was being there for your sisters, and giving of yourself freely. lt was a bond that would last forever. Pi Beta Phi was founded on April 28, 1867 at Monmouth, Illinois. We were the first greek women's fraternity formed. We were also the first greek women's fraterni- ty to recognize the joy that can be found in service to others as expressed in the organization of a National Philanthropic project. With 121 chapters through out the United States, a Pi Phi could always find friends no matter where she went. As well as having strong national orien- tations, Pi Phi's took great pride in their Auburn Chapter. Through community continued on next page Pi Beta Phi 3 i w i 1 I ! : schn 222 Sororities atthe via CU' AW. seg s Q X thomp service, fundraising, and social events, we were an active part of Auburn Llniverstiy. By being a Pi Phi these past four years, my life has been touched in a very special way. lt is a lifetime affiliation l will cherish. The friendships and memories l have got- ten from Pi Beta Phi and Auburn will never be forgotten. Cheryl Bazar Left: Melody Anderson and Lillabet Lacey discussed the topic of pledgeship at the 1986 Pledge Convocation. Sororities 223 Zeta Tau Alpha Thinking back to the time when we first met our friends in Zeta we realized that our first impressions were curiously astray from the friends we now know as sisters Since that first moment when we met we have laughed together at soclals and for mals pep rallies and late night hall par ties We have shared the joys of ac complishments as well as sorrows and disappointments But perhaps most impor tantly we have come to know and ap- preciate our friends each as an individual and through our friends we have come to know and appreciate ourselves. It was this that set Zeta apart in my life. lt was not merely a place where l met friends, that l otherwise wouldn't have met-friends that weren't in my major, that continued on mm page i pq . flj, Y. X 4 3 M l- E E E 224 Sororities 5 it U weren't from my hometown, that came from different family backgrounds, and even looked and dressed differently from myself. Our friends in Zeta opened our eyes to new and different ways, and en- couraged us to develop our own abilities. When we graduated, we left not only with wonderful memories of the past, but also we looked towards the future with the New Perspective that Zeta gave us. Betsy Franklin L 5 1, all f , 2' :it 'iEEi : i 5 z ,dll Qs ., EE: A'E::F::E1AE: Q al Lf l Hi 5 Q I E E gg SEE Sororities 225 Panhellenic The Panhellenic Council, founded in 1929, was the coordinating body of the Greek sororities. It consisted of 17 strong sororities and strove constantly to further an active cooperation between sorority and non-sorority women. Panhellenic Council promoted intellectual achievement and sound scholarship, maintained high social standards and participated in worthy pro- jects on campus. lt also formulated and en- forced rushing regulations. The Panhellenic Council was dedicated to achieving the high standards it has set for its organization. Sororities C ,Al-vs f .. A 3 g - singletz Officers Bottom Row: Jennifer Webb, vice-president, Mrs. Evelyn Jordan, advisor, Cathy Couchenour, pre dent. Top Row: Kristen Olsen, secretary, Legay Coleman, treasurer. A my .M fl ff I 5 2 Z ti 4 A 'Z 2- 5.21 ILA ff- N...-F ,.,-W., W --wr .,.... l ' , ,.,. gt sn Q 5 5 keg ' 3 2 5 i 5. , , A J N ' ci -M' g I X , w . 5 ,. . , - ..,,... K,- ,,'x ,,.,,' ' gr' QE ' ' :gr MWA 1 Q 1 . f Q V H Q 0 1 J, 1 , I x W A .ff ...Q-, ....,. f Z .,..,.........m A, A.. inistrative Vice-Presidentg David Moss, Secretary-Treasurerg Donald Metcalf, Rush Vice-Presidentg Kevin McCarthy, ' ,L 56,2 3,-1, , ,kr 'f 1-1. M I V, , 5 . Q , 4 1: . 5, ' u 4 ,. . 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We con- tinued our thirty year-old tradition of spon- soring the Miss Fall Rush Pageant, and we pursued a fun-filled and varied social calen- dar by including Shipwreck '86 and poker parties along with active participation in in- tramurals. We also solidly reestablished the name of Delta Sig as a consistent top finisher in the academic ranking by placing first on campus during winter and spring quarters of 1986. Of all our ac- complishments, the brothers of Delta Sig were most proud of the renewed dedication to the original ideas of Delta 'Sig-namely engineered leadership through scholastic achievement, social activeness and a deep bond of brotherhood. The brothers of Delta Sigma Phi reaffirmed the definition of brotherhood while continuing to defy the stereotypes of the Greek system. David Carr the hall. oh Magnolia Avenue Delta Tau Delta 'If WY r I. W i x many drf i L of a, Delt r e aa,a James B. Right: CThe1DeIt5 showed their Wreck 1 G .1 i i R F 1 Tech Parade. L Q 1 - - Fraternities X ...,. S. A ,Vw ,uw .. , W. ii Above: Fred Primm and Wayne Walton helped with the Minority Greek Show. Ka aAl ha Psi The Theta Delta chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi ugwas founded at Auburn I University in 1974 .iil Since that time the fundamental pur- pose of Kappa AlphaPsi hasbeen achieve- ment. Theffheta Delta chapter had pride in itselfr in l-serving the campusiand the com- munity in a wide variety of areas. its members were actively involved with com- munity service projects and various fund- raising yactivities. Although rsocials W were at large partwof campus life , the chaptersup-l ported national campaigns such i as the Sickle .Cell Anemia Foundation and the Llnitedtltlegro College Fund. Kappa Alpha Psi served Auburn by annually hosting Party for theProject Uplift Within its members, Kappa high scholastic and as a strong bond which the fraternity A ed and the fulfill E' a -iGaryWright? Fratern ties 1 Omega Tau Sigma, an international veterinary fraternity, was open to both men and women of the College of Veterinary Medicine. The purpose of OTS was to develope well rounded, ethical veterinaries and to create a better profes- sion on the basis of friendship, coopera- tion, and respect for one's fellow man. To this end, the fraternity strove to impart to its members a desire to serve faithfully and zealously the varied needs of the animal kingdom. We also tried to instill the prin- ciples of honesty, morality, resource- fulness, and brotherly love in all members. OTS also gave future veterinaries Fraternities the chance to learn the much valued trait of living happily with a group for the mutual benefit of all. Aside from the fraternity goals, Zeta chapter had its own chapter activities. OTS has always fielded strong intramural teams including the OTS Brothers team, which won the women's all campus volleyball trophy for the last two years. We continued to be active socially with our many theme parties, a Little Sister pro- gram, house party and Winter Formal. Most importantly, the Zeta chapter was ex- tremely active in the community. Our community service included assistance to camp ASCCA, an Adopt-a-Pet prgra at the mall, sponsorship of a Mexican bc 1Oscar Martinezj through the Christie Children's Fund, help to our local Re Cross chapter, and visits to elementa schools for talks on pet care. For these ar other activities, Zeta chapter received tl 1986 R.W. Vesper Community Servic Award. We felt OTS was a very special fraterr ty, and we continued to pursue excellent in all of our ventures through profession and social involvement with the commur ty around us. Scott Doellir Phi Delta Theta 2 2 I Fraternities - i Kappa Psi 1.. ? f 234 Fraternities 54ff2Qiff-x 1-F ff! IIVKKU KB IPX!!! S4 ' Pi Lambda Phi Pi Lambda Phi was Auburn's newest 'ocial fraternity. The Alpha Zeta colony of i Lambda Phi was started Winter Quarter f the 1985-86 school year. By Spring uarter there were nineteen brothers. lt as not until Fall Quarter 1986, though, hat the lnterfraternity Council granted the Di Lams colony status at Auburn. The lpha Zeta Colony was the first chapter of i Lambda Phi in the Deep South, but the ational office of Pi Lambda Phi was hop- g that the expansion would continue. Pi Lambda Phi fraternity was started at ale University in 1895. When founded, the i Lams were the first non-sectarian and on-discriminating fraternity in the nation. his year there were 53 chapters and col- nies throughout the United States and anada. As the newest fraternity, the Pi Lams were committed to being innovators-not mitators. We were in the process of ex- anding our membership and obtaining ,ies that would bind our members together not for four years, but for a lifetime. Lee A. Blakely lll ?FiE5'3iff?ilfi75?i5iii!V'f55'7L5?3iiiVs'9l'5ZinT5'5i1' 'ifiitwiitz ,z 5f1?fgw4a,ix52 ifAsez75w ..f,fifSi'16iif?f15? 'P 2 is . ,I K F ff- f f ., wt, ,AM-.:.-4.-fryvdwrfw ., 'Q ffm 1 , i in-rage, at A MF. 3-igi wEi' , 1 iwffialf 7 - A K - fiifitw'2ff1'2W2i's'sLaeifiwamyfffaswahif ww w.f5'ig5a.ff5g5Qt4?m.twists. f- .Z ....--fam.. W .,n,fw,M.ts.. fffiiF'ill:---:K til.--frm. at wars- - -in ffwflg avi? sei PM was 'M fm H9115 V:-ll I f1s3i'f?f'Sfi 'WH 5 ii 7? -5355 l??'ff2e'S5i7 7-11 is 'X in gn EEK, u ,,,,cc ,,g.. ,gy .4 5' 'Jr gjguxfx f ma ,Q fm qpxsqt.-gga' ,sf ,sr--wart SW Jwwgrisf.:fi'f7NM1:ft mf, 3 F52-21? , was milfs L .,, , .it ., ,M ,... ,m.f,.t.-Q. M -rms? 5VWg3.Mi?, LVVV f .. lass. M. ..,. H fm, .1 ,.m,,...,Q. 95513fii2aW1f2r5f2i't-2154195253?Wifi-ifZak?Wfk.?ffsEffW.an Fa 1'.iXmLQ31fa1..zs.agw1fi f 3Q,a5,q,QLg:53wfs3fe,,::w 15?'5925i4?3f5?2za4Egi2iig,li24ilgilgszgliflifigtikitx' lAS5q?igqs14E 41!'gi3:iffx2'Q?f f'zisffgmifwtgqgqggggs. My-fgyygiv1.2p5w. .A yfrsieww- -rr, lil' . f ' Imewi- 1 ..m.:.1s4 -3,...,,.faR... . Maggy, A , f .K . ,-mg... Hw,.,,,,... ...Z fig Fraternities erhardlf Pl Lambda Phl Alpha Gamma Rho has been Auburn Llniversity's national agricultural fraternity for 68 years. As a social and professional fraternity, we catered to the needs of students majoring in agriculture and related fields. We provided chances for students to hold leadership positions not only in Ag Hill agricultural clubs such as Block and Bridle and forestry clubs, but also in SGA as senators or on the AG Council as officers. Our members took part in livestock, meats and soil judging teams, as well as taking an active role in Ag and Ag Alumni Day ac- tivities. Alpha Gamma Rho also provided its members with opportunities to Fraternities become acquainted with the many promi- nent alumni who hold leadership positions on campus and throughout the state. Furthermore, Alpha Gamma Rho was a social fraternity. Our annual entertainment calendar included Dirt Farmer's Brawl, Pink Rose Formal, Luau, House Party, and fall band parties. Our participation in in- tramural sports included football, basket- ball, softball, volleyball, badminton, and tennis. We were very proud to have taken the title of all-campus rodeo champions at the spring Round-Llp. ln addition our brothers participated in service projects. These projects included giving a Halloween party for the Headstart children and sponsoring of the FFA Stat: Star Farmers Award. By far, our largest service project was the AGR Christma Classic Steer Show, which in just fou years became the largest steer show in th' state of Alabama, drawing high school ex hibitors from three other states. 3 As AGRS we represented a variety o skills, ideals, and interests, yet the com mon heritage and goals we shared formed special bond of brotherhood. Alpha Gam ma Rho making a broader and bette agriculture through personal relationship that will last a lifetime. George Co. if 5? '-,f ff 2? vga? 43,1-fl. rv'-q-ur--vi. 22 , MQ BMX? '71 nf 'F Q - ggi ' A Fraternities Alpha Psi 3 strove social -WHS 238 Fraternities l r 'Ja' -- X f' V. ., A fy. 'xf'.7'XW,m..' N - I V ,. , 1 . W-as :W xv' V H Y V V Q lf' ,X , 2- - us- . .. 7 ,. L . X , would .2 ,SK FTIOOYC 'Qt ,. - Fraternities 239 ITIDOIC Alpha Tau Omega r Alpha Tau Omega was the first fraternity foundedrafter the Civil War, a time when hatred filled the nation. lt was founded upon thefteachings of Jesus Christ in an ef- fort to mend the wounds of war and reunite the ties of brotherhoodthat had been torn apart. The AlphaEpsilon chapter here at Auburn has seen more than 2,000 men come through its doors inits 108 years of existence. O t A A t r r We offered ia unique brotherhood with members fromievery arearof the nation. Alpha Tau Omega provided at full social calendar every quarterias wel! as participa- tion in every intramural sport thatiAuburn offered. Our members participated in the Student Government and lntrafratemity Council. Alpha Tau Omega was also active in many community service projects such as our blood drive forthe American Red Crosslast fall, 1 r When a brother of the Alpha Epsilon chapter of Alpha Tau Omega graduated from Auburn University, he carried with him memories of a brotherhood and qualities of leadership that remained with him for the rest of his life. A i r 1 r r A Kevin Kayler Left: Hunter Weatherly watched the Newborys. 240 Fraternities mai -r RPA, it? 0 , N ,rpm yn..- thompson Fraternaties 24 1 Beta Theta P1 Beta Theta Pi, the oldest general frater- nity on the Auburn Campus, celebrated its 22nd year at Auburn on November 19, 1986. A leader in scholarship, nationally, Beta Theta Pi has been ranked first in scholastic averages among all fraternities by the National lntrafraternity Council for 31 of the last 32 years. 1986 was another banner year for the Auburn Betas. We finished first place in the All-Sports trophy competition for the fall and spring quarters. The strong sports pro- gram, coupled with our third place academic finish among large fraternities, was testimony of the well-rounded in- dividuals that Beta represented. Our in- volvement at Auburn earned us third place honors on the Alpha Omicron Pi campus achievement award competition. Our na- tional fraternity recognized us as an outstanding chapter with our fifth con- secutive Sisson Award. Honors aside, Beta had a top notch social calendar featuring band parties and socials with Auburn's top sororities. The Winter Formal in the Bahamas and our an- nual A-Day bash allowed us to have a good time. After all, it was our unity and friend- ship that really made Beta unique. Jim McCrory 242 Fraternities TIWESY Right: Jose' Hebia, Kenneth Hicks and Jim Savage prepared to release their Derby balloons, Below: Beta Theta Pi group picture at 1985 Christmas Party. 'lim' ,-NJ fr' 'gh' - Fraternities 243 Chi Phi through over at the there l noticed an between all became a member of Chi since then, l have seen all our endeavors. We won the petition for the past three years, and placed fifth academically in the fraternity category this year. We had brothers in- volved in IFC, Student Government, varsi- ty sports and cheerleading. Our member- ship grew substantially in the past years, but we still took pride in our brotherhood. From our late night togethers to band parties to in Gatlinburg, we always had time. At Chi Phi we cessful future and to maintain our excellence. 244 Fraternities IZIPZI Phi participated in the intramural track Schmid f..--,ww Cl' ,www ' V1 ! ills. 3 5. .4 XI gQ4, mm 1 Fraternities 245 F armHouse Axymffug ggpfnw -0- '--I Fraternities 1 -4.4-avi' gre. ,N .-ar' muss- Q' N' Q Mum. -xv.. FarmHouse brothers, little sisters and friends , their trip to the Mississippi state football ' Left: Spending time over at the house, this junior brother, Randy Sanford, got to know the brothers. liz, ir :Q-gm,Ltwomwtywfswiatfi 3'iffiiillsfzssffwgzggziaazgg-f'MQ .f V.V,, , - I .sms MWweit-W5asbiirifrszwg-1- .::1,rfff.- , 30- frsazs ,xlsfzazfgsgmi-,,e suv: 1, rsmw V, . ,Q .. will ss:QW,ir?2g4fzsa'g4fs 55, gg, lg. W, s,,.: .2 i...,,. s,,,. , VM W, .V,. , ri-wewrwwgs.-,ywz www we ..,t . , , ,sf . 5, .,,,. . :vi sft- 3 if Fraternities mCCarver Kappa Alpha The Nu Chapter of the Kappa Alpha Order was founded at Auburn in I883, and since then we have had a proud and distinguished heritage. The Kappa Alpha Order was based on the principles of a love of God, a love of country, the philosophy of a continual strive for personal excellence and the idealization of womanhood. We ft that these ideals were the main reason th KAs were and continued to be leaders 1 the Auburn campus. As KAs of Auburn, we were known f our active social calendar, especially o Old South celebration, where we turnt back the hands of time to the period wha the South flourished. The week long eve was Auburn's biggest celebration. lt w, filled with band parties, socials, golf ar bowling tournaments, and the tradition Old South parade. ln addition to Old Sout we had our annual Highlander Fling Riverboat party, and Convivium, whit was the celebration of Robert E. Lee birthday. KAs did have an active social life, but v were also proud of our involvement c campus and in the community. We ha brothers involved in SGA, IFC, and mar other areas on campus. KAs .sponsored 2 underprivileged child, hosted an ice crea social for Project Llplift, and had a fun- raiser to raise money for MD. We believe Kappa Alpha would continue to be leading institution at Auburn University. Ty Kinslo r . lbll llETl.' I G rl xxx Right Rusty Moore concentrated on Below Some KAs studied 'Sf sf 'FQ5-, -vi '-4 Fraternities thompson Kappa Sigma 250 MMQ r l 4 in ,Q QS-xg wk, cmpson X5 f fn 1, ,vuww Fraternities Lambda Chi Alpha Auburn Campus May Alpha sought to achieve excellence in all facets of campus' life. Laml:idaiChi Alpha we were more than a house full of people. We were a home creative individuals with a broad range interests. Wewere diverse and unique, yet similar and unified. These qualities made us a different fraternity. Lambda Chi Alpha fstressecl many aspects of college life. These aspects in- clude scholastiqindividual, social, and spiritual awareness. We challenged each member to achieve high grades, to develop self-discipline and maturity, totmaintain a positive attitude for the Auburnfommuni- ty land to live upto the Christian principles and ideals on which our fraternityawas based. . We were unique from all other frater- --Q.. . X1-2 A ffiinifw 1 3 .ff I 1 I e abol nities at Auburn in that in 1972 w lished the pledge program and with an Associate Member Because we saw our associate mem Jig 'jfwc ' , - , f - bers as ., 'f' -a Above: Lambda Chi's Fraternities at Wreck Tech Parac if 'Q the future of Lambda Chi Alpha, harass- ment and hazing had no place in our frater- nity. lnstead it was this sense of respect and trust between both brothers and associates that built lifelong friendships and true brotherhood. This strong sense of brotherhood and campus involvement resulted in our chapter being recognized as the most outstanding Lambda Chi chapter in the country on four separate occasions. lndeed it was this tradition of excellence that we strove to maintain at Lambda Chi Alpha which continued to grow together with Auburn University. Michael Mulvaney Left: Chris Mize and Chuck Cole went on a Shopping spree. : T ' Below: Pado McGough and Kenny Benton with Phi Mu. Fraternities Phi Gamma Delta wg Y... 5 Phi Gamma Delta has been antactive part of Auburn University since 1962. For the past 24 yearsjour brothers have pur- suedgj an excellence which has built fraternity rich in history and tradition. at Phi Gamma Delta were recognized the need for continual and change. We were proud of our in grades, sports, campus involvement, community service, and maintenance of one of the finest lawns in Auburn today. We believed that the success in these areas was a result of hardwork and support for one another. We were proud ,tothe commit- ted to nd maintaining a high quality could shar with both 1 Top: Bob Farris was on the way to a touchdown in in- Bottom: Jeff Huntley provided the music for tlf tramural football. FigifPhi Mu social. 254 Fraternities :T Ufq X D .AGP 'SYDK CD ffl wi A F1094 174, 0 'emu WX' 'QW 5 , U4 19 .AQQYMQ aff? ,Q -521 91 6 XZ, 6'-'Sr-U -f Saghxkk V 4' N If kk., .Y .. Ai ' ,4.fk 1- W . 5, ff. . ,J - 4 -'ax'-x 255 Phl Kappa Tau , if f V, K f.,L 1 4 V 'WNWAV My a a 1' a aaafa -an if W 1 if rl ' ' f V Q ,,. -S .5 3 5 4 Y, 1- I,f li 1 ,' if ,' 1 ' K, vii, QQ V3 A , , ' ,K 5 3. ga, K W ,,,,, , ...ww S ' 5 I W K , Ng, W .. ' ,--I f H ff ,w...4,- ,,,-- 4, W wwf W iff.. 7,99-'off ' , 4 fri., H, ,ma a 1 - N 'V .1 f-f4- ' wa MM..ffwa W ,z :.,a ,,.,,i2J, V22 fp- -Q--M 1 sv 8 ,5- K , ,ny ,V wffw M w .H i' ?'.f,f5-?-3 . wg. ff. Eg,-+ 3-'3 , , 'sb 'll My-'X . 4 -..-- 1' J, .-I - ,. 'Q-M vw 9 , ,F ,, 1 T23 .-. P1-II KAPPA TAUF lt seemed easy enough at the time but as l started thinking about all the things that Phi Kappa Tau had meant to, me in my at Auburn, my task was, all of the very difficultQ There was no way to Tau in one or two paragraphs. could l describe the happiness felt when l looked back at all the frienships that l had made with all of the brothers l had known here at Phi Tau? How could l describe the feeling of pride that engulfed me when another brother becomes active in the student government or when one of our intramural teams brought home another champion- ship trophy? How could ll describe the feel- ing of sorrow when another brother graduated? it lf the editors were to give me a couple of chapters to describe my fraternity l might have been able to squeeze it all in. But since that didn't happen, the only way to Phi Tau was to experience Phi get a chance, come by and see about. Dennis Ashley Right: Mike Fraternities 251 P1 Kappa Alpha Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity stood proud as one of Auburn's oldest and most prominent Greek organizations. With its arrival on Auburn's campus in 1895, the life of the chapter has been one of success and honor. The brothers of Pi Kappa Alpha em- phasized the combined importance of athletics, academics, and social ability. The major social functions of the year in- cluded Donkey Polo, Pike Brawl, Dreamgirl Ball, and Luau. Pikes excelled in all phases of campus life, including varsity sports, campus politics interfraternity relations, and philanthropic activities. We were also very proud of our calendar, which has been judged best in the nation. We feel it em- phasized the beauty of our little sisters and the strength of our little sister program. The Llpsilon chapter of Pi Kappa Alpha believed its sense of brotherhood along with its leading achievement, placed it at the fore front of Auburn fraternity life. Chris Stokes 258 Fraternities 7 Rodney s an a little ride before a heath Fraternities 259 Pi Kappa Phi Alpha fraternity of Pr Kappa Phi at Auburn on Oc- tober 26,1926. lt was the goal of our foun ding fathers sixty years ago to maintain highest ideals of Christian manhood while promotinggacademic growth. To this day, the brothers' of Alpha to striveto uphold Pi Kappa Phi was facets of campus. Pi ranging from to intramural sports continued Showboat our were donated c Along with found time for the social aspects nity life. Our social calendar was throughout theyyear with band parties in the fan, Red Ry5se'Bai1 and Chimera in the winter, and Jungle Party and lawn socials in the spring. ,gl A We took great pride in our 'social ac- tivities and will remember them long after we leave Auburn, for our social life bound the brothers of Pi Kappa Phi together as it set us apart from the rest. A g ,V 1, ii 260 Fraternities Matazak at a Pi Kapp social. Left: Pi Kap pledges showed their spirit at Burn the Bulldogs parade. Below Left: Dan Davidson at Pi Kap's,Homecoming. Below: Pledges at Burn the Bulldogs parade. thompson Fraternities 261 Sigma Alpha Epsilon ililililg The , 1878 built upon. fraternity at Auburn, Since developed a riizh tradition For OUT 8 the nnual fu - n this year we had the whiteanimalsg it Winter quarter began' with our annualwinter formal. Winter also meant our annual Wino Par- ty, our suitcase social for our little sisters: and our second annual Paddy-1Murphy'Party. W The ill. ireturnlof spring was marked by the heaviest social calendar of the year. However, spring was highlighted bi E-our weekflon social y o 9 B oevent known as 'Bankers W y all. 'Xu 4 mi' N Though we had a ver the D 3' S i and and .s. of our positi Edward Allen W 262 Fraternities -S. R. Above: SAE's show their spirit in the Wreck Tec parade. N .H-Q, 1. 'Nr ffl' Y! Left: KellyAWaldrup, Brad Speaks and friends at SAE's fundraiser with 'the White Animals. Jim Clarke and Key Mahone had fun at a social. Below. Regan, Julie Stein, Melissa MacAnnal- Drey, Jim Clarke, and John Fraternities 263 Sigma Chi p,il'lilRy Z X few gram. w 3? :X 1 27, f wil and and a ,Milf ,QV I Aifivff' All of toe help valuable 's greek .F 1 Y' M5 imiii the .' V f-rliif' Fraternities Chris Wilder Above: Jamie Bradfield having an Awesome time 2 the Sigma Chi social. get 1! 'k f-M 35,6155 ki 35? ww wow 9 ' Left: Some pictures spoke for themselves. Below: Allen Dedels and Buddha at the Groovy Six- ties social. Left: Bono and a friend at me Sigma cm Fraternities 265 The past year has been a memorable one for the Brothers of Sigma Nu. Beta Theta chapter initiated its 2000th member with many Sigma Nu dignitaries from across the country present to signify the importance of the event. W As expected, Sigma Nu's presence con- tinued to be felt across Auburn's campus. Brothers were active in SGA, IFC, varsity athletics, intramural sports and various honoraries. Sigma Nu's community involvement in- cluded total participation in the AU Red Cross Blood Drive, Project Llplift, and the Head-Start program. The social calendar continued to be full throughout the year with socials, band par- ties, and lawn parties. Our White Rose For- mal in New Orleans highlighted winter quarter while Country Club and Luau Showcased spring quarter. While these things were important to Sigma Nu, nothing was more important than brotherhood, the intangible that set continued on nm page Sigma Nu Q it ev-'Ta fm If ,Q 3 A . , rw . . , T l village photographers Fraternities Above: Tommy Prewitt, Lee Jordan, Phillip Jenn- ings, and Martin Malone were lost in time at the Graf- fiti social. Sigma Nu apart from the other fraternities on Auburn's campus. A strong pledge pro- gram and a constant positive attitude were responsible for this bond - a bond that would last a lifetime. Chip Dillard P Fraternities 267 Sigma Phi Epsilon The Alabama Alpha chapter of Sigma Phi Epsilon stood proud as one of Auburn's largest and most diverse fraternities. Na- tionally, we received six Buchannon Cups, the highest honor bestowed by our national fraternity. Sig Ep stressed three areas of college life, academics, activities, and in- tramurals. Sig Ep GPA consistently ranked above the all mens average. Sig Ep recent- ly accomplished something no other frater- nity on Auburn's campus had done. The UPC Coordinator, the IFC President, and the SGA President were all Sig Eps. We also had members who are Spades, Plainsmen, and cheerleaders. Sig Ep also helped several philantropic organizations through our Saloon Express and Kid- nap fundraisers. Sig Ep also had a deep commitment to intramurals, winning the all-sports trophy two of the last five years. Sigma Phi Epsilon established itself as a leader among Auburn's fraternities and we felt that our close-knit brotherhood and desire to be the best would continue to keep us there. Andy Huggins 268 Fraternities 0 . E I Sv' S gf , f., K 2,- R ff! if . N 1 al!! E N ji t chapter of Sigma Pi was moving. We were moving upward and down the street. Our chapter in the past ffew years went through a tremendous change. Our sudden growth fromia small fraternity to a large fraternity of problems and a potential brought from our alumni. port through just down the were that after two years of is to be the largest The gratitude we have for our alumni can never be expressed in words, 'because' of time and effort they have put inthis job is so great. g 5 . f Sigma Piwas often known for its in- dividuality. Each one of us came from a diff ferent walkgof life, yet weyformecl such a close-knit brotherhood. We used our diver- sity' to maintain new and ingenious ideasg while at the same time weiused our close brotherhood to form these ideas into tion. Our motto was based on progress, believed through individuality and brotherhood we could progress, This why we will always be movingfiupward. Q Wes Brown 270 Fraternities Sigma Pi Qi: till Q 1 Above: Mickey Santorum and John Price at a Sigm Pi social. 3? Left: Davidiiitchens St a Sigmn Pi football game Mike Dennis gave Sigma Pi pledges Hi Au., MG l WW 2 , av rg' XP Fraternities 27 Tau Kappa Epsilon We at Tau Kappa Epsilon continued to look outside the University at areas where our help was needed. Speakeasy, the oldest charity fundraiser on campus, once again raised money for St. Judes Hospital. Within our chapter, we stressed the im- portance of academics and campus in- volvement. We established ourselves as a leader academically, and consistently finished in the top third of all social frater- nities. On campus, we saw three of nine lFC committees headed by TKE's. TKE's also were elected IFC Rush Vice-President, inducted into the Order of Omega, and ac- tive in the SGA and UPC. We felt that working with our campus peers was the best way to complete the college experience. We were proud of our excellent social calendar. We kicked off the fall with our campus wide Fright Night Halloween party. The winter quarter took us on our winter formal ski trip to Beech Mountain, North Carolina. We rounded out the year with our annual Miss A.Ll. Tan Contest. When over 5,000 students filled the TKE lawn to see the most spectacular girls on campus. The year also saw some of the best sorority socials and little sister parties of all time. Our strength at Tau Kappa Epsilon was in our unity and our desire to excel at everything we undertook. We were not satisfied with success. We were continually looking foward, setting new goals, and achieving them. Todd Stratton Right: A TKE playing flag football. hag 272 Fraternities , . S 5 S 5 2 Q I age photographers Left: The TKE and Theta Social - Suppressed Desires Below: The TKE Little Sister Lock-In 55? ' If 1' f,ite r ff - lg Fraternities - Theta Chi Scholarship, athletics leadership - Chi Chapter of Chi college Fraternitytouched every part life and bonded its members together in a brotherhood rich in a tradition well over a century old. Nothing less than a close family, ,the brothers ate, studied and worked together, The fraternity taught each man toglend a helping hand to any brother whoizrequired it,ffno matter what his need were. The 'Woodstock fundraiser was one of the biggest in Auburn's history, raising ten thousand dollars forf charity. Our full socialcalendar also included the annual ski trip, T 'vvinter' and spring formal, caveman weekend, and many 'other various theme parties and band parties. Since it was founded in l856', Theta Chi has stood for everything good about college life. As our creed so eloquently putiti ouripurpose was to be a promoter of knowledge, an advancer of culture and a builder of character, The brothers and pledges of Theta Chi Fraternityiifelt this wasan honorable and achievable goal. John Beck 274 Fraternities ANY Z' Fraternities 275 To be a totally rounded person, one must learn social interaction along with academics. Theta Xi offered an environ- ment in which social interaction could have been learned and used. Theta Xi was founded in 1864 and had been a part of of the Auburn tradition since 1954. Our goal was to fully recognize our potential as individuals and as a part of society. To achieve this goal, the brothers of Theta Xi engaged in many activities designed to help each brother recognize his own potential. Theta Xi proudly boasted of holding the best band parties. We also had many other parties, some planned, some spontanious. Other social events that highlighted the Theta Xi calendar were various socials, winter formal, our annual Frenchman's Brawl, house party, creek- bank party, and fundraiser. Although the brothers of Theta Xi maintained an active social life, we never lost sight of the reason we were here at Auburn. The academic standards of Auburn University were high and we at Theta Xi strove not only to meet the standards, but conunuea on mexl page 276 Fraternities Above: Thomas Barnes, Donny William, and James Bouchard at the Burn the Bulldogs parade. individuals and potential as spciety. ii i Grant Jol'inson T ' Left: Liitle-sisters DeeDee, Lori, and,Candy enjoy Frenchmanis Brawl. , 1 J V 5 Below Left: Caplain Beer and Bby Busch to -the- FESCUE. party. and 'Wes af wma wud wesg Weekemjl' 2? ,I ,JN ' x x K ff ff 4 X ,, --W X ,I , ,ff f 'X ,f ,,,fNi Fraternities 277 K, fr 1 .f. he Q95 '3ff'if4' :ini ii- xfiif' V.,VV,,-1 f t -,-mmm ,,...--- . . K , Ayes: M- .. -,K. .,..V,...., .. W .. V , KK? 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She was chosen Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. 280 Beauties Shelly Murphy A sophomore in General Curriculum from Belleair Bluffs, Florida Shelly was a member of Mariners, the SGA International Relation committee, the BSU, and Alpha Gamma Delta sorority. y Diane 1VlcAliley N senior in Electrical Engineering from Eufaula, Diane was a Sigma Alpha Epsilon Little Sister and a member of Mortor Board, DDK and the Society of Women Engineers. She served as Vice- 'resident of Kappa Delta sorority and was chosen Who's Who kmong Students in American Colleges and Universities. Dana Southard A freshman in Math Communications from Birmingham, Dana was a Kappa Alpha Little Sister and a member of the SGA Legislative Relations Committee and Alpha Delta Pi sorority. Beauties Shelly Murphy A sophomore in General Curriculum from Belleair Bluffs, Florida, Shelly was a member of Mariners, the SGA International Relations Committee, the BSU and Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority. 2 82 Beautles Laura Lanier lf' Q A junior in Secondary Education from Montezuma, Georgia, Laura was a Kappa Alpha Little Sister, a Pre- College Counselor, a Tigerette and a member of Capers, Panhellenic and Chi Omega Sorority. Nancy Crenshaw ,junior in Marketing appa Alpha Little iember of Chi O Deposit, Nancy was a Cheerleader and a is Kelley Smith A senior in Office Administration from Kelley was a Nu Lit- tle a Tiger and a Capers, NCAS, the 1 com- mittee, and Chi Omega Sorority. Heidi Pearson A junior in Public Relations from Ovieldo, Florida, Heidi was a Lambda Chi Little Sister and a member of War Eagle Girls and Plainsmen, Lambda Sigma, Talons, Angel Flight, and Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority. Beauties W A 284 Beauties Florrie Salter A junior in Public Relations from Albany, Georgia, Florrie was a Lambda Chi Little Sister and a member of War Eagle Girls and Plainsmen and Alpha Delta Pi Sorority. Leigh Ann King senior in Pre-LawfEnglish from Auburn, Leigh Ann s a member of Mortor Board, ODK, Talons, Lambda gma, Squires, AU Concert Choir, AU Singers, Angel ight and the Russian club. She was a Phi Gamma elta Little Sister and a member of Alpha Gamma Eta sorority. She was also chosen Who's Who ong American Colleges and Universities. 1 i Q' 1 'L .fd W.,1?V 'f Elizabeth Argenti A Seni fg in Foreign Language and Trade from Troy, Eligabeth was a member of Mortor Board, ODK, War E.Efgle.Girls, Student Recruiters, the Honors Program Gamma Delta sorority. She served as SGA Exebutive Secretary and was chosen Who's Who Amongl Students in American Colleges and Universities. Mary Ben Savage A senior in History from Jasper, Mary Ben was a member of Mortor Board, ODK, War Eagle rettes, t u d e n t Girls, S h e President Gamma Delta gy and WHS Who's W h o A m o n g S t u d e n t s i n American Colleges and Universities. Cindi West A senior in ln- dustrial Engineering from Decatur, Cindi was an Auburn Ma- jorette, a Chi Phi Little Sister, and a of ODK, Mu, Sigma Pi Mu Ep- e of ln- Engineers, an Gamma Delta y. She served as President of ASPE. Beauties 285 W 286 Beauties Llsa Kelley A sophomore in Political Science from Largo, Florida, Lisa was a Sigma Nu Little Sister and a member of Angel Flight, Tiger Pause and Alpha Gamma Delta sorority. ' 4- Kdhlz'-' 4,,,gg,..r. ,hh l. - 1. .f gs, . W: A r Q i . -Q if- 1 ,N ll fi, .- ,, 4 E' if J' 9 y r 1 - J Arg, A ' e . ,i fx X A X N. Vw-s. TY' tiff' fl :Q lg Q 33 -, 22 N. 1, .Q 'wzrxggxx L, 'L NM H X. x v VS. xr il 1 I 'X Iv -Q '. N x , w 9 i XX x X2 XXX ' 75nd famzez-up Liane Webb Senior in Commercial A and lllustration from Birm- gham, Liane WHS t f0f Alpha Tau mega ffafemifb' Of the Association of isuai Artists, r lfq tainers, the circle magazine staff and Zeta Tau Alpha sorority. Seanad fmwez-an Leigh Ann King A senior in Pre- LawfEnglish from Auburn, Leigh Ann was a member of Mortor Board, ODK, and Gamma ,I She Little Ma- jor Little Col- onel Angel Flight and was chosen Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. 'fowztd Emma-up Kecia Gay A junior in General S p e e c h C o m - munication from Bayminette, Kecia was a Pi Kappa Alpha Little Sister and 1 a member of Tigerettes and Tiger Pause. Beauties W fl mf? Jenny Jackson A junior in Marketing from Burke, Virginia, a Phi Gamma Delta little sister, a member of ty track team for two years and Alpha sorority. Lisa Reynolds A sophomore in Marketing from Dade City, Florida, Lisa was a member of Phi Eta Sigma honorary. 288 Beauties H 3 Paige Drummond A sophomore in Theatre Omega Little Sister, a Alpha Theta sorority. Paige was an Alpha Tai AU Players and Kappa hx,,,.rf: l Rae Sturtevant i sophomore in Early Childhood Education from yrlando, FL, Rae was a Lambda Chi Little Sister and member of the Association for Childhood lducation. Noelle Kerr A senior in Fashion Merchandising from Winter Park, Florida, Noelle was a Tigerette, a Lambda Chi Little Sister, and a member of Order of Omega, Phi Eta Sigma, Alpha Lambda Delta and Delta Delta Delta sorority. M35 ,,,, 5 ,.,-, F'-. Y' Melanie Sivley A senior in Pre- Optometry-Biology from Birmingham, Melanie was a University Cheer- leader, a Lambda Chi Little Sister, a member of Alpha Epsilon Delta Pre- Medical honorary, and served as Miss Homecoming l985. Kim Crabtree A senior in Fashion Merchandising from Stevenson, Kim was a Pi Kappa Alpha Little Sister and a member of Alpha Omicron Pi sorority. Beauties 289 Leigh Ann King A senior in Pre-Law from Auburn, Leigh Ann was a Phi Gam- ma Delta Little S i s te r a n d a member of Talons, Omicron Delta Kap- pa, Mortor Board, t h e P r e - L a w honorary, the English honorary, Angel Flight, the AU Singers and A l p h a G a m m a Delta sorority. She was also selected for Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. Julie Harper A junior in Fashion M e r c h a n f r o m A Georgia, Kappa S i s t e r member lsing nta, and Phi Mu sorority. 290 Beauties Camille McLeroy A freshman in Early Childhood Education from Colum- biana, Camille worked with the SGA committee on alcohol awareness and was a member of Phi Mu sorority. Dana Layne A freshman in Pre-Engineering from Birmingham Dana was a member of the SGA Blood Drive and Heg Day committees and Phi Mu sorority. 'bf QC., Shelly Murphy A sophomore in General Curriculum from Belleair Bluffs, Florida, Shelly was a member of the SGA International Rela- tions committee, the BSU, Mariners and Alpha Gamma Delta sorority. Angie Finch in General Curriculum from Gulf Breeze, Florida, Angie a member of Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority. x . 2 , , ..,- ff, - f- ,.,f..,..,,....--- --,1 if Stacie Collier A sophomore in Pre-Business from Birmingham, Stacie was a Sigma Alpha Epsilon Little Sister, a Tigerette, and a member of Kappa Delta sorority. Jennifer Green A senior in Early Childhood Educa- tion from Birm- ingham, Jennifer was a Pi Kappa Alpha Little Sister and a member of Alpha Omicron Pi sorority. Beauties 291 Nancy Stewart A senior in Public Relations from Anniston, Nancy was a University Majorette, and a Lambda Chi Alpha Little Sister. 292 Beauties Angie Mensi A sophomore in Industrial Engineering from Montgomery, Ang was a Lambda Chi Alpha Little Sister and a member of Modelir Board and Phi Mu sorority. QT? Susan Hyche A freshman in General Curriculum from Jasper, Susan was a member of the World Discipleship Association and Alpha Gamma Delta sorority. sf? Stefanie Staff A senior in Psychology from Atmore, Stepfanie was a Sigma Alpha Epsilon Sweetheart, a Project Llplift Volunteer and a member of Omicron Delta Kappa, Motor Board, the Russian Club, and Alpha Delta Pi sorority. She was also selected for Who's Who Among American Colleges and Universities. Beauties Kim Holcombe A senior in Marketing from Carrolton, Georgia, Kim was a Sigma Nu Little Sister and a member of Phi Eta Sigma honorary, the Marketing Club, Diamond Dolls and Phi Mu sorority. 294 Beauties Beauties ?3m'W L, Viva ,AA ,X was Q 'gx532:2 N' 5 if 23,2 M MV.. warm M 5? ffm Q gs, I Wm HSV? Z M3- is wif, T W 4 gVE'wsH Q N? ,T Y pw X a 5 W, a J 'N ,gwfe . :Q 2 4 34 W M 5, :min ws A W E f Qs, Ami .2412 is V if-3? 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Emert Immediate Past President: Sally D. Stroud wk .. . I ' . . Z I 'F I' 4 . . . . ' F' . 1 n . ' . . . students and graduate students Barbara C. Kaplan Carol L. Warfield - . 1 I I 7m1iwS no x 91 M. Katie Abraham David W. Alford Laura H. Allen Robert S. Andress, Jr. Jeffry N. Bakken Tara F. Barfield Kimberly A. Barrentine Haskell W. Beckham Susan A. Bell Cheryl A. Benoit Mark H. Bentley Charles R. Bisbee, lll Alesia G. Blackwell Anita G. Blackwell Sheral L. Blackwell Barbara A. Bowling Amanda E. Branton Aurora M. Branum James E. Bridges Susan Browne Michael S. Brown Terrance M. Brown Danielle J. Buchanan Cynthia J. Burt Richard K. Caldwell Donald D. Campbell Luanne Carleton Garrey A. Cave Robin D. Clayton Henry L. Cobbs Lllrike S. Cobos Darrell L. Coffey Tracy A. Cole Charles D. Cooke James L. Cook, Jr. Anne E. Copeland Lisa A. Copeland Tanya L. Crane Lynne A. Crenshaw Virginia S. Crook Matthew D. Davies Monica E. Davis Sherri L. Davis William M. Dearman Mary J. DeLoach John R. Dickey Margaret L. Dodson Linda R. Dorcheus Donna K. Dorough Norma V. Driver Connie J. DuRoss Kenneth L. Echternacht Lori Edmonson Lynda B. Eiche Russell J. Eiland 298 l'fll Honorarxes Nancy C. Enger Angela P. Eubanks Bonnie L. Evans Mary Beth Evans Paul A. Fabel John W. Farris Betty S. Faulk Shannon L. Fields Joseph B. Fleming Donnie B. Foran Gail S. Gaillard Robin L. Galloway Renne L. Gardner James L. Gatling Sandra L. Gentry Grederick J. German David L. Gleaves Helen A. Goodner Don E. Haggard Chester H. Hannah Joseph L. Harris Kenneth L. Harris James D. Harvey Davy A. Haynes Gary L. Hebert Lee E. Henderson Elizabeth Henghold Thomas C. Herren Ronnie J. Herring Margaret R. Hertzler Susan K. Holley Michael D. Holmes Michael K. Holmes Gary L. Howman Mary L. Hughes Marie M. Ingram Camille L. Ivey Scott A. Jenkins Katrina M. Johnson Robert C. Johnson Jennifer L. Jones Joy E. Jones Julia A. Jones Carolyn A. Karcher Hardie B. Kimbrough, Jr. Arnold L. Kirkland, Jr. Allyson Knight Janet L. Knight Suzanne R. Kohler Carl E. Kraus Martin M. LaGodna David W. Landis Beth A. Langford Elizabeth R. Langworthy Paul D. Lavallee Lori R. Liverett Kristin M. Lloyd Debra J. Lockhart Frank B. Lockridge Karen R. Logan Linda D. Luttrell Michele M. Malach Beth J. Malon George S. Maluff E. Stanley Manush Janet K. Marchese David W. Markley Kelly E. Martin Michael R. Matthews Judith L. McCutchin Rita K. McDaniel Jeffrey O. McDougald Leah D. McKnight Ronald J. Melvin Carolyn D. Mills James R. Mitchell Samuel F. Mitchell Kunie Miyahara Alan L. Moore Mary K. Moorhead Jeanie C. Morgan Jeff A. Morgan Hugh R. Muller Thomas F. Nagel Lisa A. Neel Melissa L. Neel Kay E. Newman Danelle A. Nolen Bobby E. Norris, Jr. Kimberly A. Norris Dianne M. Olson Jo Ellen Palmer Cherri M. Pancake Jeffrey D. Paramore Charles H. Parker Kirk A. Patterson Cynthia M. Pattillo Kimberly A. Payne Denise M. Pephrey Phillip O. Pierce Charles E. Polk Charles W. Porter Ann R. Prestridge Kevin S. Purvis Jill Ragland Kimberly K. Reed Steven A. Reeves Herman C. Reid Sandra B. Reiss Robin A. Rhodes Robin A. Rhodes Robert E. Richardson Joan T. Richerson Cynthia R. Riley Sara A. Ritchey Marietta B. Roach Jerry L. Rogers Howard S. Ryan Danielle R. Saba Sandra L. Sargent Paul C. Sasser Martha L. Schiesz James F. Shikle Kathryn E. Shuman Donald M. Sinclair Russell L. Skinner Brackin A. Smith William D. Solomon, Jr. James R. Souther Edwin H. Stanley Mindy L. Stark Laura M. Sterrett Margaret L. Stewart Jack W. Stokes Jon D. Stone Janet M. Strickland Starr H. Tart Donna E. Taylor Toni L. Terling Charles A. Timpone Eugene A. Tootle Blake W. Townsend Virgil R. Trotman, Jr. Cynthia C. Turner Tracy P. Turner Kathe E. Waller Barbara T. Wasson Michael W. Waters Tami D. Watkins Nathan Watson Amy L. Westhoven Elizabeth A. Wheat Clifford A. Whitmore Kimberly A. Wiggins David F. Wilkinson Cathy P. Wilks Juli D. Williams Michael S. Wilson Glenn M. Woods Deborah M. Woolbright Lou A. Worthington Kimberly S. Wright Perry D. Yaw Jessica C. Zahorscak TALO-lflS Honoraries ont Row: Claire Vick, Chris Darden, Ginger Guthrie, Kendall Lee, Paula McCrory, Luz Sabillon, Melissa iyfield, Caroline Cox, Lisa Landrum, Suanne Waller, Jennifer Webb. Second Row: Carolyn Lehr, Rob essman, John Benner, Del Holley. Back Row: Hiedi Pearson, Susan Hardin, Betsy Osterling, Dan Lindsey, eg Herman, Mark Lytle, Ward Wicht, Walt Mussell, David Moss, Doug Drabios, Hal Finney, Brad Mc- urver, Charles Campbell. Not pictured: Susan Awbrey, Alec Blankenship, Kelli Clayton, Vance Fallin, Tina azer, Leigh Hardin, Natalie Hutcheson, Ove Jensen, Harold Melton, Carlos Sibley, Sam Smith, Robert iompson. il Talons was Auburn Llniversity's junior honor society and was composed of forty of the most outstanding members of the junior class. Members were selected the previous spring based on grades, leader- ship, and service to Auburn. Our motto was Strive, soar, achieve and we worked to foster leadership, scholarship, and citizenship in all Auburn students. Involvement of Talons in campus ac- tivities included the new Student Picnic, marshaling the Wrech Tech and Burn the Bulldogs parades, and assisting with Hey Day along with the SGA Blood Drive. We also performed service projects such as clothes drives and fund raisers for charitable organizations. Officers: Kendall Lee, Treasurer, Del Holley, Presi- dent, Chris Darden, Vice-President. Honoraries 299 Honoraries KAPPA EPSILGN ' in ti ai 1' Y' 1 Bruce Berger, Ross Centanni, Dortl Hammett, Lana Howard, Ann Janer, Don Majors, Carl McMillian, Bruce Moore, Cai Norman,Susan Reardon, Lisa Sayers, Alix Venegas, Alice Wallace, Hazel Cooper Qi r 5 ' ' ,V 'h,' i t H lllllll . H 1' a R l it lr A' e af, ,L , a ,,rr, at ofa ll l T 1, r ' V r 1 r 'err - an I lil .all l, e L fa .m 4 Q' 'vif,,, at . L J , ,V I . V N 35: . 'UXNVQ 'ii A I Denise Beckwith, Rita Black, Bruce Bynum, Catherine Campbell, Keith Cantrell, John Carpenter, Samuel Coker, Martha Crews, Charles Darling, Stacy Dean, Kay De Vilbliss, Randy Dockens, Tyrone Gibson, Roger Graben, Dennis Hankins, Dawn Henderson, Lois Mastin, Francis Newton, Katherine Spader, Jon Tanja, Larry Thomasson, James Thorton, Cynthia Torberville, Dana Turnip- seed, Leon Wilken K 300 Honorarles YY iv ont Row: John McGraw, Pres., Ted Welch, V. Pres., Beth Lee, Sec,fTreas. Second Row: Jed Kane, abhan Roberts, Chera Estes, Wayne Ayer, Mike Lisano. Third Row: Dr. M. A. Cutchins, Susan Spry, Greg aham, Kent Fredrickson. Back Row: Bob Wickline, James Packard, Greg Anderson, Dale Senzek. - T mesa. f. it ront Row: Martin Sisson, Carter Hord, Nathan Watson, Allison Baker, Ellen Parker. Second Row: Paul zhnitalein, Holden McCurry, Scott Boyd, Tim Williams, Judith Collins. Back Row: Frank Gampbell, lizabeth Crawford, Mark Sherrill, Jeffery Owens, King Poh Yeap. i n T E .: Honoraries SIGMA GAMMA TALI Sigma Gamma Tau, the national honor society for Aerospace Engineering, recognized and honored individuals in the aerospace field who have been a credit to their profession. Sigma Gamma Tau was founded in 1953 through the merger of two national honorary aeronautical engineering societies, Tau Omega and Gamma Alpha Rho. Our Chapter was created in 1965. TALI SIGMA DELTA Tau Sigma Delta, Auburn Llniversity's design honorary, selected members during winter quarter who maintained a 3.0 GPA. Members were selected from Architecture, Industrial Design, Interior Design and Art. Honoraries .30 Honoraries PI TALI SIGMA Pi Tau Sigma was the national mechanical engineering honorary that was formed in 1915 at the University of Illinois. The purpose of Pi Tau Sigma was to foster the high ideals of the engineering profes- sion, stimulate interest in departmental ac- tivities and promote scholastic leadership. The Auburn chapter initiated 30 to 40 members annually. Pi Tau Sigma spon- sored scholastic awards, submitted articles to the mechanical engineering newsletter and coordinated E-Day activities. A.S.C.E. The American Society of Civil Engineers informed its members on the technical ad- vances in the engineering field. ln addition, the Auburn Student Chapter, in its 64th year, was a part of the professional society of Civil Engineers with appropriate privileges and responsibilities in addition to being an active organization. The chapter sponsored technical presentations, field trips, a spring picnic, structural contests on E-day and par- ticipated in annual ASCE national conven- tions. Our members strove to continue the tradition of professional excellence and carry this with them into their careers. T5 E n u 302 Honoraries E eu E as az Front Row: Derec Roby, Pres., Dodd Riley, V.P.3 David Robold, Pub. Chrmn., Steven Hope, Sec.g Pam Hu phrey, Tres. Second Row: James Hinkle, Jay Northington, Arnie Forrester. Third Row: Tim Gilmore, P Aufdemortee, David Mixson. Fourth Row: Reggie Spivey, Bob Leslie, John Whispell. Back Row: J Mayes, Robb Dressman, Pat Mrachele, Brett Covington. 9 E E Front Row: Greg Adkinsong Tres., John Meagher, Pres., Guy Laker, Philip Jones, Amy Douglas. Secon Row: Kirk bogen, Manish Kumar, Venkatesh Reddy. Third Row: Stuart Manson, Jeff Crowe, Bel Brombeloe, John Murphy, Joe Gillis, Mark McNally, Fourth Row: Chuck Duggar, Kris Buryn, Core Garyotis, Alan Jayroe, Ken Cush, Gary Killam, Chris Newton. Back Row: Randy West, V.P., David Murphy Honoraries ALPHA ETA RHO ront Row: Paul Nichols, Kieth Barrett, Bill Kimbrell, Mack Anderson, Cole Mclelary, Mark Schwind, ynthia Finethy, Jimmy Mummert Second Row: Dale Applegate, Jamie Mayo, Greg Smith, Michael ankowski, Jeff Bosonetto, Dale Lundy, David Ray, Chris Wall Third Row: Arthur Bond, Marriner Smith, ancy Fein, Chris Komlodi, Bobby Huei, Blaine Peters, Sam Askew Fourth Row: George Kling, Barry riffith, Russ Greenway, Clay Phillips, Tommy Chavers, Chris Iddir, Philip Piraino Back Row: Mac Stevens, :Jbert Ward, Lee Hill, Burton Cook, David Hall, Judy Stillwell, Steve Miles Alpha Eta Rho, was an international aviation fraternity, served as a contact bet- ween the aviation industry and educational institutions. One of the purposes of our fraternity was to further the cause of avia- tion in all its branches. Alpha Eta Rho established career opportunities for every member by providing contacts with segments of the aviation industry. Honoraries. V- 303 Honor ries PHI LAMBDA SIGMA Phi Lambda Sigma, the pharmacy leadership honorary, recognized outstan- ding leadership in the profession of phar- macy. Members must have attained a 2.5 overall GPA and completed three quarters in the School of Pharmacy. Phi Lambda Sigma was founded at Auburn in 1965 and today we have the privilege of serving as national head- quarters. Special activities during the year included hosting the Homecoming recep- tion honoring new members and alumni, attending national meetings, and recogniz- ing leaders here and around the state with special awards. SIGMA DELTA PI Sigma Delta Pi, a national Spanish honorary, was founded to recognize students who excel in the study of Spanish and to bring those together who share an enthusiasm for Hispanic culture. Activities included several lectures and a gathering of Spanish-speaking people from the Auburn area. Events such as these were sponsored to allow our members and others to share and increase their knowledge and apprecia- tion for Spanish. 304 I Honoraries i 13 -.. su -E .r: as Front Row: Keith TomlinqSec., Linda EIliottgV.Pres., Fran D'AmicogPres., Second Row: James Thorto Katrina Butler, Lisa Keator, Julie Burkart, Fleming Kendrick, Joan Bill, Leslie Taylor, Jackie Killen, Jam Golden Back Row: Sam Coker, Melissa Hartsfield, Celia Odom, Sue Ellen McCrory, Kay Seay, Sai Wakefield, Randy Hayes, Tate Davis Jose' Eescarpanter, Catherine Perricone, Jackie Tusa, Christine Longo, Jenniffer Farrar, Donna Freeman Leigh Epperson, Anibal Biglieri, Doug Mathis, Charlotte Richey, Shawna Coburn, Stefani Bedingfield, Bets Franklin, Renee Young, Aimee Thompson, Doug Hughes, Alyce Cook, Dan Hassenplug, Dou Buck, Hari Phillips, Eric Crawley, Timothy Alford, Tom Sloss, Beth Buckingham nt Row: Gregory WhitfieldgPres., Kevin HagagTres., Charles MaygV. Pres., Kelly MorrisongSec., Dr, bert RoggiogAdvisor Back Row: Scotty Parma, Craig Shirley, Robert Walker, Daniel Harper, Gordon Col- rn, Eric Richards 'ont Row: Micheal Paradise, Jeffery Horhsby, Lesleigh Shewmake, Melanie Bernstein, Jon Conte, Mat- ew Fleri Back Row: Roger Morse, Christopher Yancey, Bill McCorkle, Steve Williams Ll. P. E. Llpsilon Pi Epsilon was an honorary society whose membership consisted of outstanding undergraduates and graduate students in Computer Science and Engineering. Auburn Llniversity's chapter, the Alpha Chapter of Alabama, was found- ed on April 30, 1981 with the objective of promoting high scholarship and original in- vestigation in several branches of Com- puter Science and Engineering. SIGMA LAMBDA CHI Sigma Lambda Chi was a national honor fraternity that required from its members a 3.0 GPA and demonstrated excellence in the building science curriculum. Sigma Lambda Chi was concerned with interaction between the students and con- tractors, which was promoted by the an- nual spring banquet. Also during the ban- quet the presentation of awards and scholarships were made to recognize outstanding members in the building science cirriculum. Planned activities for the 1986-87 year included a transfer from manual to com- puterized records, which included a list of all building science alumni and major con- tractors in the southeast area. Honoraries 305 - 306 -I-lonc TAG BETA Pl Tau Beta Pi was a national honor society for outstanding engineering students of ex- emplary character who ranked in the top eighth of the junior class or in the upper fifth of the senior class scholastically. This year new members were honored at an in- itiation banquet. Other activities included sponsoring the EIT reviews for all engineering students, participating in the annual E-Day events and providing speakers on topics of interest to engineer- ing students. Tau Beta Pi Fall lnitiates Darren Abbott, David Amerson, Scott Ammerman, Wayne Barnes, DJ Bowers, Stephen Butler, Terry Carroll, Robert Channell, Gordon Colburn, Carol Colton, Brett A. Covingf Gary Cowles, Laura Crowe, Alan Daves, William Davis, Robert Dison, David Duke, Franklin Faulk, James Fesmire, Wayne Frantz, William Gardner, John Gervais, James Givens, Stephen Glenn, Anthony Goodl Dane Griswold, David Gwaltney, Kevin Hammond, Susan Hartzog, Joey Hayes, Troy Hedges, Susan H Bobby Hudgins, Robert Hudson, Valeska lsenhour, Joy Johnson, David Jones, Traci Kilpatrick, Christop LaPlatney, Michael Lisano, Michael Magee, Key Mahone, John McGraw, Mark Melsen, Charles Morgl Kathryn Helms, Mary Margaret O'Donnell, Jeffrey Okerson, Jimmy Peacock, Karen Potter, Kerry Rain Michael Reid, Eric Richards, Michael Richards, Dodd Riley, Riobhan Roberts, Andrea Sellers, Dale Senzl Rex Simmon, Paul Spear, Susan Spry, Eric Steelreath, Becky Tintjer, Scott Tucker, Robert Walk Christina Weaver, Christopher Weaver, Marianne Webb, James Wesnor, Mike Wicks, Hugh Williams. lt ficers: President: Ellen Browne. Vice President: Todd Turnquist. Corresponding Secretary: Ted Struttm Recording Secretary: Tim Rayburn. Cataloger: Barton Weeks. Engineering Council Representative: M! McFall. Publicity Chairman: Jed Kane. i SQLIIRES I 'Qs 9 ront Row: Kathy Goodwin, Caroline Tatum, Mark Murphy, Susan Anderson, Stephanie Fuller. Back Row: .lissa Price, Dozier Smith T, Elizabeth Tyler, Pat Martin, Amy Judkins. Members of Squires, a local society which recognized ten outstanding sophomores, were chosen in the spring of their freshman year by the Omega Circle of Omicron Delta Kappa. Scholastic achieve- ment and involvement in campus and community organizations were considered in the selection process. Members assum- ed any responsibilities required by the parent organization, ODK. To attain the ti- tle of a Squire was the highest honor an Auburn sophomore could achieve. Honnraries 307 Honr ar A.E.D. Alpha Epsilon Delta, a pre-health honorary, offered pre-professional students opportunities to gain knowledge about health related careers. These oppor- tunities included a program of exciting speakers, field trips to professional schools and chances to interact with fellow students in a nonclassroom environment. Our members were selected after comple- tion of five quarters, or two quarters if they were a transfer student and must have a 3.0 or better overall GPA and a 3.0 or bet- ter B.C.P.M. GPA. ALPHA Pl MCI Alpha Pi Mu, the industrial engineering honorary, recognized students in industrial engineering who had achieved superior academic standing. To be eligible for membership, a student had to have at least 3.0 GPA and be ranked in the upper fifth of the junior class or the upper third of the senior class. We promoted good engineer- ing ideas and practices while providing our members with the opportunity to interact and exchange ideas with other industrial engineering students. 308 Honoraries Front Row: Lee Blakely lll, Donald Botta, Monisha Goyal, Chris Kim, Deborah Horton, Tracey Abney, Kara Guthrie, Susan Beland, Mridula Mohan, Karen Wierwille, Diane Sisson, Maryanna Wolf, Michelle Ebrahi Second Row: Robert Calin, Scott Leeth, Mark Jackson, Tony Lurl, Jeff Harris, Stan Hewlett, Scott Hellar Carey Laster, Taylor Blackwell, Lynne Barnett Third Row: Jim Maruck, Brian Snoddy, Renee Campe Jack Anderson, Mark Lytle, John Johnson, Dr. StevensgAdvisor Back Row: Howard Murphy, Jim Polloc Kevin Hornsby Front Row: Kathryn Donehoo, Melanie Morgan, Paula Smith, Cyndi West, Paula Mitchell, Kay-Kay Gree Meghan Smith, Connie Kendrick, Susan Hardin Back Row: Lynn Hamilton, Jorge Garcia, Tim Rayborn, Je Parrott, Mitzi Morgan, Nancy Lowe, Bob Bulfin, Sara Long E E ront Row: Lori Hines, Barbara Hicks, Miriam Haynes, Jennifer Vernon, Jennifer Head. Second Row: aren Jones, Carolyn Wegman, Margaret Darrah, Kathi Baker, Terri Till, Kay Walker, Jan Buhr, Lori olloway, Dr. Frances Duffield fAdvisorl, Fola Sodeke. Back Row: Caren Mcllhaney, Sharon Stokes, Jenifer mbry, Be Alt, Glenda Johnston, Sheri Snow, Beth Davis. E u 1: .. 4: v ront Row: Jane Burton, Betsy Osterling. Back Row: Scott Acker, Angela Gagliano, James Pope, Elissa 'ice, Audrey Williams, DeAnne Waites, Lowell Ledbetter fadvisorl. Honoraries Dmicron Founded in 1912 at Michigan State University, Omicron Nu was an honor society which had as its main objectives the promotion of graduate study and research, superior scholarship, and leader- ship in fields within home economics. There were 49 college chapters and 6 alumni chapters with a total membership of61,000. Junior, senior, and graduate students majoring in fields within home economics who have achieved a superior scholastic standing are eligible for membership. Omicron Nu celebrated its Diamond Jubilee Year 175th anniversaryj during 1987. PHI ETA SIGMA Phi Eta Sigma was an academic honorary that recognized outstanding scholarship in first year students. lt was founded in 1923 at the University of Illinois. There were 230 chapters at Universities and colleges throughout the United States. Honoraries 309 Honoraries PHI PSI Phi Psi, a textile engineering honorary for students with at least ten hours in tex- tile engineering courses and a GPA of at least 2.6, participated in an alumni plant trip and Student lndustry Day and also hosted the Alabama Textile Operating Executives. 5 fa 'E .c rv Psi Chi Psi Chi was the National Honor Society in Psychology founded for the purpose of maintaining excellence in the scholarship of the individual members, and also advan- cing the science of psychology. The Auburn chapter successfully augmented and enhanced the regular curriculum, while promoting interaction among fellow members, faculty, and other psychologists. The biweekly meetings were both infor- mative and entertaining, but foremost were the educational and professional oppor- tunities, the fellowship, and the honor of membership. 3 1 0 Honoraries Lisa Waldroup, Johnny Bailey, Jenifer Abbott, Max Owens, Melissa Foshee, Tod Maddera, Janine Pederse David Wyatt, Terri Rowell, CaSandra Freeman, Mark Arnold, Dwayne Dark, Penny Elliott, Jill Davis, D wayne Riddle, Julie Davenport, Scott Collins, Michelle Tetro, Greg Raiborn, Sherri Anderson, Laurie Saxo Bryan Wagoner, Missy Hobson, 5 N Front Row: Elaine Perry, Eliza Beth Meyer. Back Row: Douglas lmbergSecretary, Robert ProctorgAdvis Paul DammersgPresident. Honoraries MDRTAR BOARD tar Board, the National Honor Socie- l of college seniors, had more than 195 tapters at schools across the country. apters were made up of members osen for superior scholastic ability, itstanding and continual leadership, and pdicated service to the universities and immunities. Auburn members continued growth and service through projects such as an annual Homecoming Mum sale, selection and recognition of two favorite educators each quarter, the presentation of three academic scholarships each year and the co- sponsorship of a leadership conference for freshmen. Front Row: Laura Davidson, Patty Mosley, Michele Eastall, Merrile Phillips, Jennifer Edge, Julia Cutshall. Second Row: David McCalman, Beppie McClure, Leigh Ann King, Betsy Franklin, Lisa Loften, Gretchen Yost, Mary Byers, Diane McAliley. Third Row: Billie Emert, Karen Kerle, Meg McLain, Kari Moroney, Claire Watson, Mary Ben Savage, Barbara Hicks, Stephanie Staff. Back Row: Teddy Blankenship, Carl Gleghorn, Bruce McGehee, Kyle Logue, Chris Roush, Mark Lein- inger, Mike O'Conner, Emily Leischuck. Honoraries 3 l. earnest FII U-I Ho r aries CHI EPSILO Chi Epsilon was the national Civil Engineering academic honor society founded in 1922 at the University of Illinois. The Auburn chapter was established in 1938. Any civil engineering student in the upper sixth of the junior class' or the upper third of the senior class was eligible for membership. Through the year Chi Epsilon strove to promote civil engineering and recognized accomplishments made in the civil engineering field by alumni and com- munity engineers through the initiation of chapter honor members. RHO CI-ll Rho Chi, the national honor society for pharmacy students, promoted the phar- maceutical sciences through the en- couragement of intellectual achievement. Zeta Chapter was established at Auburn University school of Pharmacy in 1925, the 6th chapter formed. Membership in Rho Chi was conferred in recognition of academic excellence, per- sonal traits of character and professional competence. Members were students who ranked in the top twenty percent of their class and who had a GPA of 3.0 or higher upon completion of three quarters of the professional curriculum. The twenty-sixth Annual School of Phar- macy Awards Banquet was sponsored by Rho Chi in the Spring. Faculty and students were recognized for outstanding achievements in teaching, academics, and leadership in the pharmaceutical sciences. 3 1 2 Honoraries cn m L Front Row: Trae Corte, Robert Pride, Bob Gardner, David Murphy, Joe Gillis, Scott Cummings, Joan Sullivan. Second Row: Chris La Platney, Jim Kizer, Jim Arnold, Alan Redmon, Robert Thompson. Thi Row: Chuck Duggar, Randy C. West, Barton Weeks, Gary Cowles, Mark Gordon, Shawn Evans. Back Ro Bill Craven, Alan Jayroe. li Front Row: Frances Newton, Denise Beckwith, Doris Wales, Cynthia Turberville, Sally Gallup, Lau Brooks - President. Back Row: James Thornton, Kieth Cantrell, Caron Richards, Charles Born - Advisi Thomas Nelson, Keith Tomlin. Front Row: Janice lngle, Vice-President, Sally Stroud, President, Nancy Fordham, Secretary. Back Row: Claudia Henderson, Treasurerg Joyce Henkins, Archivist: Margie Maddox, Faculty Advisorg Elaine Motte, Faculty Advisor, Mary Ann Dell, President-Elect: Susan Jilek, Past-President. N1-r Front Row: Wanona Olinger, Wyvetta Carlisle, Jackie Wilburn, Tracy Hope Botto, Tammy Knost, Tammy Ingram, Leigh Wright. Back Row: David Shepherd, Karen Poe, Kimalyn Dunham, Karen Phillips, Angela Goodwin, Amy Logan, Staffon Bunn, Rachel Witherspoon, Gail Hutto, Mary Anne Gardner, Shelley Tickerhoof, Michael Hare. Honoraries SIGMA THETA TAG On February 15, 1986 the Theta Delta Chapter at Auburn University was inducted into full membership of Sigma Theta Tau, the International Honor Society Of Nursing. Membership in Sigma Theta Tau recog- nized superior scholarship and potential leadership capabilities of selected Bac- calaureate Nursing students and selected community leaders. The Theta Delta Chapter was very active in sponsoring an- nual programs which emphasized continu- ing education and research. LAMBDA TALI Established in 1944, Lambda Tau became the outstanding honor society for medical and laboratory technology students. Our chapter, Eta, actively par- ticipated in campus blood drives and other special projects and we also won numerous local and national awards. The club strove to stimulate higher academic achievement and to develop professional character among its members. E A1 E rv rv Honoraries 3 1 3 Honoraries PI DELTA PHI Pi Delta Phi, the national French honor society, honored students who excelled in their overall academic work and particular- ly in their French studies. Our chapter en- couraged interest and performance in French by distributing scholarships and sponsoring lectures, films and theatrical performances in the French language. Ac- tivities included guests, the annual banquet and an international Christmas party spon- sored jointly by all the Foreign Language Department's clubs and honoraries. PI LAMBDA THETA Pi Lambda Theta, a national honor and professional association, was dedicated to excellence in education. Pi Lambda Theta was open to all education majors who achieved a 3.5 GPA and junior or senior standing. 3 1 4 Honoraries - a '--.ri F T X , , ' N Ag' 3 Robert Henkel3Faculty Advisor, Kathy CioodwingPresident, Helen BrockgTreasurer as-., .flew- ' wa... ww. ,x. Front Row: Thomas WordengFaculty Advisor Back Row: Elise PoweIlgSociaI Chairman, Jerri Hen- drixgTreas., George Oatterson,V. Pres., Christine McGinagle,Pub.Chair., Stacey PattersongPres., Honoraries BETA ALPHA PSI Beta Alpha Psi, the National Accounting fraternity, was founded in 1919 at the niversity of Illinois. The Epsilon Omicron hapter was established at Auburn Univer- ity in 1978. Beta Alpha Psi recognized nutstanding academic achievements in the 'ield of accounting, promoted the study ind practice of accounting, assisted :tudents in their social development, and :ncouraged a sense of ethical, social, and aublic responsibilities. Activities of the Ep- silon Omicron Chapter included technical ,nd nontechnical professional programs, social functions for students, faculty, and alumni and service projects for campus and community organizations. The Epsilon Omicron Chapter has received the Superior chapter award for the past seven years. This award was the highest award that a chapter could receive from the national organization. No other chapter in the state of Alabama has receiv- ed the Superior chapter award more than four times during this seven year period. Front Row: Obie Donaldson, Michael Val Hietter, Michele Eastall, Kimberly Bradley, Suzy Shaffer, Wendy Hulson, Shannon Morgan, Debbie Giulford, Denita Long, Leah Glenn, Ann Runyan, Alexa Temple, Marcie Titard. Second Row: James Whitehead, Ron Suira, Doug Eakins, Jon Russell, Michelle Robinette, Lisa Markat, Lisa Loften, Julie Dreher, Melissa Whatley, Lori Arndt, Evelyn D. Neville. Third Row: Mark Chapman, Roger Shan- non, Virginia lrvine, Michael Bryant, Tim Mitchell, Jamna Evers, Terry Walker, Carla A. Green, Linda Campbell, Stacey Barnard. Back Row: Mark French, Robert Landcaster, Sonny Mitchell, Sarah Henderson, Mark Elliott, Stephen Fuller, Mike Sewell, Jim Kirkpatrick, Scott Hamner, John Mullins, David Vinson. Honoraries I 3 1 5 HOHOraries ETA KAPPA N Eta Kappa Nu was the National Elec- trical Engineering Honor Society. Besides recognizing excellence in academics, this honorary service organization gave its members the opportunity to take on responsibilities and leadership roles for the Electrical Engineering department. Through this organization, Electrical Engineering students were given the chance to deviate from the norm and not only excel academically but to serve their department and their community. DELTA CDMICRO Delta Omicron was an International Music Honorary open to music majors and minors on the basis of Scholastic Achieve- ment. Throughout the year the Delta Phi Chapter sponsored events like, practice-a- thons, receptions for students, faculty and guest artists, secret faculty buddies, a Bad-Taste recital, and student tutoring. The goal of the chapter was to promote en- thusiasm for music and its performance, as well as fellowship among all musicians. 3 1 6 tl-lonoraries ' E U! nu .: l Front Row: Steve Faulk, Karen A. Bishop, Karl A. King, Gretchen Yost, Paul W. Brannon, Teresita Gagnor Ricky D. Hester, Kathy Jones. Second Row: Lea Roberts, Susan Horn, Aaron Lippincott, Mike McFal Chris Glasscock, Ken Weidner, Keith Hardy, Traci, Kilpatrick. Back Row: Stan Douglas, Todd Turnquis David Clark, Bob Dison, Tony Strain, Sheppard Parker. l i 1 x p, Front Row: Suzanne Knox, Angie Blevins, Debbie Leslie, Cheryl Johnson. Back Row: Pam Pope, Karer Lamb, Chris Hendley, Jamie Baker, Andrea Rauhoff, Susan Snider. l l N . Honoraries DELTA SIGMA Pl l Delta Sigma Pi, the largest professional fraternity, was organized to foster study of business in universities and to lncourage students for their mutual ad- vancement by research and practice. We also hoped to promote a closer affiliation between the commercial work and the ftudents of commerce, and to further a iigher standard of commercial ethics and ulture as well as the civic and commercial avelfare of the community. Since 1907, Delta Sigma Pi has produced the business eaders of yesterday, today and tomorrow Jy providing them with practical and pro- 'essional experience as undergraduates. Front Row: Kathryn Mims, Debbie Smith, James Anderson Alison Bean, Vice-President of Chapter Operations, D. J. Mansfield, Senior Vice-President, Todd Spouks, President, Roger Shannon, Chroniclorg Randy Davis, Treasurerg Fran Dozier, Publicity, Tolbin Wolverton, Vice-President of Professional Accoun- ting, Christopher Baker, Secretary, Dr. Clinton Baker. Second Row: Rebecca Crocker, Alan Lott, Christi Lampe, Jody Fink, Donna Henderson, Lissa Rutland, Michelle Hornberger, Michelle Mcrlamee, Stephanie Turner, Gwen Hitchcock, Mark Walter, Michael Head. Third Row: Kristi Guffee, Clay Boyles, Theresa Hughes, Angie Johnson, Karin Miller, Kim Smith, Missy Yalabonc, Suzanne Diel, Alysia Hazard, Jowren Holcomb, Vance Fallin. Fourth Row: Tim Riecke, Eric Taylor, Kim Crotwell, Eric Ritchie, Carol Barnes, Teresa Johnson, Gene Wheeler, Leslie Ellis. Back Row: Jolie Sheffeild, Ralph Woodard, Susan Richardson, Johnny Padgett, Michelle Dalton, I Honoraries g 3 7 Honoreries Eta Mu Sigma Founded at Auburn in 1978, Eta Mu Sigma strove to recognize and honor those people in Aviation Management who were a credit to the profession. The society's by-laws required members to achieve a minimum GPA in addition to standing in the top 10 percent of their class. Alumni members of the society excelled in Aviation Management as exhibited by the growing recognition of the excellence of these members by the aviation industry. Additional Chapters of Eta Mu Sigma have been formed and future plans indicate membership in the Association of College Honor Societies. Order of Omega Order of Omega, a national Greek honorary, was designed to recognize those upperclassmen who made outstanding contributions to their respective chapter and to the Greek community within the University. The Auburn chapter of Order of Omega was chartered in the spring of 1982, with a purpose of helping Auburn's Greek system grow. We were involved with Greek Week as a co-sponsor with Panhellenic and IFC and we were working toward not only recognizing individuals but also identifying groups that represent Greek unity. 318 V Honoraries - I- Derek Coutant, Dan Hess, Prof. Merritt, Bobby Campbell, Elliott Stoffregen lll. Front Row: Gwen Hitchcock, Laurie Keith, Michael Mulvaney, Tracy Ganem, Joseph Kicklighter, Ba Row: Betsy Franklin, Clark Sahlie, Lisa Daniel, Lesleigh Shewmake, Todd Stratton, David Bivin, Clare W son, Elizabeth Argenti, Jennifer Webb, Ken Northrop, Teddy Blankenship, Evelyn Jordan, Cat Couchenour, Diana Kahalley. LAMBDA SIGMA ff Q Q' K, 21' 'A Lambda Sigma, a national honor society sophomore men and women who foster scholarship, fellowship, and the spirit of service among college students, Nserved to recognize freshman achieve- jment. Lambda Sigma additionally chal- flenged those selected to serve throughout their college career. Lambda Sigma offered opportunities for personal growth, ,leadership experience, involvement on and off campus, as well as friendship with lstudent leaders from all areas of campus life. Active membership consisted of not more than ten percent of the freshman l il 1 if ' , .-9. class having at least a 3.0 GPA, chosen on the basis of outstanding academic and ex- tracurricular activity. Members of Auburn's Pi chapter of Lambda Sigma worked on several projects each year to promote the Auburn Spirit. Projects included parties at Wesley Terrace Retirement Home, the publication of a pamphlet encouraging freshman involve- ment on campus, as well as a Ride Home Board in Foy Union to help out those students without transportation while in class at Auburn. PL...T1 9' .-L, 4- 51 . '- -, G nv E rv ui Front Row: Paige Prator, Allison Chappell, Caroline Tatum, Susan Anderson, Corinne Todd, Elizabeth Tyler. Second Row: Sharon Forshee, Joy Menefer, Elissa Price, Amy Judkins, Renee Taras, Cece Grisett, Maureen Saunders, Carrie Christiansen. Third Row: Teresa Reynolds, Cindy Angell, Laura C. Barnwell, Laura Sims, Stephanie Fuller, Lenn Thomas, Kathy Goodwin, Joan Witherspoon, Jane Burton, Ryan Phelps, Mark Rist, Pat Mathis, Back Row: Allen Smith, John Lane, Dan Lane, Mike Masters, Mack Murphy, Dozier Smith T., Benjamin Howard, Bill Crump, Derek Jones, Wayne Trucks, Tad Lidikay. Honoraries ' ' -319 Honora ies l:N b bM' . ' . ' CDDK is Omicron Delta Kappa was a national leadership honor society whose members were chosen on the basis of character, scholarship, leadership and service in campus activities. Traditional activities at Auburn included the ODK- Wilbur Hutsell Cake Race, sponsoring Miss Homecoming selection and Homecoming float competition, selec- tion of members of Squires honorary and presentation of the ODK-James Foy Sportsmanship Trophy to the win- her of the Auburn-Alabama football game. These traditions and the ac- complishments of the past members helped provide a rich heritage for ODK and for Auburn. 320 , A Honorariesf Front Row: Anna Kilgo, Diana McAliley, Stefanie Staff, Laura Davidson, Patty Mosley, Michele Eastall, Clare Watson, Delise Elrod, Mary Ben Savage. Sec- ond Row: Rob Shuler, Mary Byers, Julia Cutshall, Jennifer Edge, Beppie McClure, Lisa Loften, Gretchen Yost, Leigh Ann King, Betsy Franklin, Susan Brown, Mary Sue Collins, Kathryn Mims, Katy Worthington, Karen Kerle, Merile Philips, David Markley. Thir Row: Randy Davis, Ken Northrop, Tim Mitchell, R1 bert Maund, Kyle Logue, Chris Roush, Todd Turn quist, Tommy Wofford, Mark Leininger, Mike O'Coi nor, Mark Walter. Back Row: David McCalman, Tel dy Blankenship, Dr. Cutchins, Bruce McGehee, Ca Gleghorn, Yann Cowart, Meg McLain. 'Vlilitary Science CAPERS Capers, the coed affiliates of the Per- shing Rifles, was a service, social and drill 'ionorary organization that served as spon- sors for the Pershing Rifle tri-service drill team. The national organization of the Capers began at the University of Oklahoma in 1962. The organization has been strongly active on the Auburn cam- pus since 1966 and ranked as one of the largest Caper units in the country. Our members initiated many campus projects including the lron Bowl raffle for the Alabama-Auburn football game, with a prize of tickets to the game, dinner, and a hotel reservation in Birmingham. The pro- ceeds from our efforts went to our national philanthrophy, the American Cancer Society. During the Red Cross Blood Drive, the Capers won the highest percentage of donors. We actively participated in the Auburn University POWXMIA Awareness Week. As a group, we enjoyed potato bars and fruit bars to spend time together. Capers conducted rush during winter quarter for membership selection. Front Row: Julie Fox, Kelley Smith, Lisa Lan- drum, Leigh Hardin, Deone Dupre, Kristin Kesler, Vickie Bradley, Kandy Blackburn, Paige Prator, Renee Taras, Allison Mckee, Laura Lanier. Sec- ond Row: Col. Parsons, Suanna Waller, Janet Leverett, Susan Stroud, Meredith McGeever, Laura Lee Tucker, Delinda Dorland, Kelly Jameson, Lisa Shirley, Stephanie Fuller, Kelly Cannon, Carolyn Lehr, Susan Beard, Elizabeth Newton, Susan Sorrells, Ingram James. Back Row: Jessica Fitzgerald, Kendall Lee, Carrie Smith, Claire Vick, Lisa Christmas, Robyn Miller, Ruthanne Ortman. ' Military Science 32 -A 9 .E Lx Militar Science A GEL FLIGHT 322 MilitaryScienceg Front Row: Caroline Tatum, Andrea Rauhoff, Rebecca Crocker, Kristen Konkus, Susan Askew, Jean Fallc Jowren Holcomb, Kathryn Lowe, Suzy Schaffer, Audrey Watkins, Debby Deames, Vicki Mathison, Joan Wilson Second Row: Courtney Pherr, Tarri Street, Melissa Cheatwood, Debbie Scruggs, Carla Barton, Sa Thrasher, Capt. Steve Nippert, Sarah Ann Henderson, Cathy Giroux, Deanna Norred, Michele Gray, Alisr Chappell, Beth Cox Back Row: Teresa Reynolds, Michaele Snyder, Leigh Ann King, Deana Bouill, Da Roberts, Meridith Starr, Jennifer Reeves, Jennifer Robinson, Abby Castellanos. ARNOLD AIR SGCIETY Debbie Shaw: SGA, Lee Ericksen: AAS Com- nanderg Kathryn Lowe: AnF Commander Front Row: K. Moody, G. Crabtree, E. Nielsen, S. Morton, J. Pratt, G. Halen, E. Smith, C. Weaver, K. Clotfelter, C. Rice, D. Weekes, Second Row: K. Madden, K. Stephens, N. White, M. Gregory, E. Fleri, C. Gagnon, J. Fallon 1Little Majorj, Capt. S. Mippert fAdvisorj, D. Adams, P. Dugan, B. Dickerson, G. Turner, D. Partain, H. Cruz. Back Row: M. Bell, E. O'Rourke, M. Harrison, E. Durham, M. Phillips, E. Classen, L. Ericksen fCommanderJ, S. Fulaytar, M. Askew, T. Myers, R. Barringer, Taylor Seldon, D. Faherty, J. Slife. Military Science V 323 Militar Science SEMPER IWDEUS Semper Fidelis, the Marine Corps honorary and service society at Auburn, was dedicated to promoting the pride, brotherhood, and esprit-de-corps that was the United States Marine Corps. As in years past, we sponsored the William E. Winters Field Meet, and field training exercises. STEERAGE Steerage, the naval honorary for Navy and Marine Corps students in the NROTC program at Auburn University, inducted members on the basis of academic profi- ciency, leadership ability, and NROTC par- ticipation. We strove to serve both Auburn University and the surrounding communi- ty. ln addition Steerage played a role in developing leadership skills in men and women who will one day become officers in the United States Navy and Marine Corps. 324 Military Science M' Front Row: Jack Landreth, Roma Koom, Cary Copeland, David Deep, Scott Yost, Thomas Herp. Secol Row: Major A. J. Diehl, Advisor, James Williams, Donald Woeltjen, Frank Hanisko, Jeff Parsh, Ajar Abraham, Marc Tunstall, Jeff Belle, Devin Ruffin, Scott Mullet, Roy Delaney, Gary Johnston, Jim Chane Brian J. P. Hartig, Michael A. J. Robinson, Andrew Bianca, Tim Mundy, President, Sgt. Jampson, Asst. A visor. Third Row: Daniel Sullivan, Anthony Bianca, Bert Benton, Walt Hare, Stephen Redifer, Brian Averj John Hicks, Erich Babbitt, Stan Budd, Bobby Gordon, Treasurer, Rodney Fisk, Tim Crews, Cathy West: mann. Back Row: Peter Ponte, Sam Hancock, Kenneth Johnson, Patrick Daughtry, Jeff Webb, Thom Adair, C. J. Dennis, Mark Murphy, Andrew Reeves, Jeffrey Tuggle, Mark Flournoy, Tom Bowers, Adam He VV, lt Front Row: Greg Mays, Edwin Sims, President, Chris Wright, Vice-President, Mark Melsen, Secretai Steve Hope, Treasurer, Jack Landreth, Scott Miller. Second Row: Lt. Rich Waddel, Patricia Lee, D Coombes, Mark Donovan, Stephen Sutton, Jeff Younger, Rob Gamberg, Brett Covington, Deborah Barni Barry Lisenba, Eddie Hudson, Bobby Gordon, Duncan Priest. Third Row: Paul Sims, Jed Kane, Lar Readal, Frank Hamner, Scot Chambers, Eric White, Russell Mclgaughlan, George Cox, Chris LaPlatney, Weaver, Michael Gauthier, Richard Fernandez, Jeff Von Hor. ront Row: Bill Craven, Kurt Prochaska, Tom Griffin, Mark Melsen, Patrick Monchek, Trey Endt, Sean But- ier, John Alford Jr, Back Row: Kenneth Pickens, Barry Liseba, David Tidwell, Don Varner, Ove Jensen, avid Wagner, Robert Thompson, Brenda Dickerson, Capt. Rick Higgins, advisorg Duane Phillips, Jani ounter, Buster Hyman, Myles Long, Greg Halen, Treasurerg Elliott Staffregen lll, Vice-President, Gayla rabtree, Administrator. 5 ront Row: Robert Thompson, Bob Padgett, Scott Sherer, Brett Perkins. Back Row: Capt. John anderbleek, Heidi Butsch, Steve McDaniel, Martin Deschenes, Bryan Luke, Anthony Powell, Richard criuner. Militar Science SCABBARD AND BLADE Scabbard and Blade, the national military organization for cadets and mid- shipmen who have reached advanced stan- ding in the Army, Navy, Air Force and Marine ROTC, promoted fellowship and a spirit of cooperation among members. The primary goal of each member was to become an officer in his respective branch of the military upon graduation. PERSHI G RIFLES The National Society of Pershing Rifles was a tri-service military society. Cadets and Midshipmen were given practical leadership experience, exposure to the dif- ferent military services, and the opportuni- ty to compete in exhibition and basic drill. Locally, Squadron G-4 provided color guards for home football games and special events, hosted the annual War Eagle Invita- tion Drill Meet for high schools, and strove for better relations among members of the ROTC branches on campus. Throughout the year we marched in parades in the southeast and competed in drill meets across the country. Military Science' 325 AIR FORCE Rorc Xu' Above Right: Col. John D. Butterfield A,F. ROTC Above left,Front Row: Col. John D. Butterfield, Maj. Marvin C. White Back Row: Capt. Deborah R. Easley, Capt. Rick Higgins, Capt. Steve Nippert Above: CfCol. Patrick Dugan, CfLt. Col. Brenda DickersongVice Wing Comm. Right,Front Row: MSgt. Shelia Talley, SSgt. Roger Studdard Back Row: SSgt. Blaise Schreger, SSgt. Roy Greathouse Jr. 3 Military Science Militar Science AIR FCDRCE RCTC Above: Air Force ROTC Cadets stood at attention as commands were given. Left: Lt. Flynt and Cindy Birchfield stood proudly in- front of the banner that proclaimed You Are Not Forgotten POW's and MIA's. The three hundred cadets of the 5th Cadet Wing at Auburn have learned the skills necessary to be the future of the United States Air Force. These cadets worked together to achieve their goal of graduating and becoming Air Force Of- ficers. Cadet activities included tutoring, and study sessions, intramural sports and other fitness activities, informal parties and formal social events. This year over forty cadets were commissioned as Sec- ond Lieutenants and went on to initial assignments such as Undergraduate Flight Training, Acquisition Management, Engineering Officer, Scientific Analyst, and Personnel Management at locations around the world. Military Science 327 Militar Science The Auburn NROTC Unit of 1986-87 was one of the nation's finest and largest with over 450 midshipmen and active duty of- ficer candidates. ln addition to maintaining high academic standards, midshipmen and officer candidates actively participated in intramural sports, rifle and pistol competi- tion, and military drill. Events such as the Marine Corps Birthday Ball, the President's Day Parade, and the Spring Formal were highlights of the NROTC military and social calendar. The NROTC Program was designed to complement the student's education. Through naval science courses, mid- shipmen learned about Naval history, war- fare, strategy, navigation, management, and the leadership skills needed by today's Naval and Marine Corps Officers. Classroom instruction was supplemented by summer training cruises with Navy and Marine Forces throughout the world. Offer- ing commissions in the Navy and Marine Corps, NROTC Auburn was committed to pride and professionalism in developing mentally and physically fit quality officers for the fleet. Above: Military courtesies rendered with pride. Right: Vice Admiral Thunman reviewed the battalion. 328 Military Science NAVY RCTC Right: Gunnery Sergeant scored the Drill Competition. Militar Science NAVY RCTC xo. S S F X S RSX f-MKSSXX 'N 'SS- S g S-M , Fl. .4 A . I' ' x . 1 ll, f ,,,,.....,......n-alum---'-P 1 K V Top: Families observed as Freshmen were sworn in. Left: The Spring Formal was not all formal! Above: Flag Company represented NROTC in Football Pre-Game shows. Y no .c ... .: as Military Science 329 11 - s SCI UCG KADETTES Kadettes, the official hostesses of the Auburn Army ROTC had another great year in promoting the Army ROTC image. Along with rush in winter quarter, some of our activities this year included participa- tion in the dedication of the new ROTC building, holiday parties and socials with the cadets, a big brother program and par- ticipation in the Presidents's Day Parade, Our philanthropy was Muscular Distrophy and our annual fundraiser to benifit it was the Fun Run held in April. QE A MARINERS Mariners was the ladies auxialary which served as the official hostesses to the Navy-Marine ROTC. We participated in functions such as tailgates, picnics, socials, drills, and parades. We also organized and attended a Halloween Party, winter social, Marine Corps Birthday Ball, Spring Formal and many other informal get togethers with the NROTC Battalion. We took special pride in our friendship with the midshipmen. ln addition to those activities Mariners participated in service projects and community functions such as the Village Fair lOk Run, Easehome for the Elderly, Blood Drives, and volunteer work with the handicapped children. Mariner Rush was conducted at the beginning of winter quarter. Military Science Front Row: Lisa Jackson, Jennifer Johnson, Leah Sowell, Leigh Blackburn, Melissa Robertson, Amy Gis Kim Williamson, Becki Stanfield, Shannon Abrams, Cadet Greg Black, Capt. John HettingergAdvisor. Bac Row: Cadet Boyd Relac, Cathy Ann Morgan, Laura Barnwell, Cyndi Holtz, Kim Watson, Jennifer Parker, Le u.,f.-Dm Iill Pl-N-l,L...-.. M..-.. n...L. r:-.il.-...mv Fllnn Fnffev. Loraine Nunn, 'dxfl V WN Kaki Anderson, Heather Barton, Vicky Bellanca, Beth Ann Bentley, Allison Bishop, Jeb Blackburn, Cind Bottoms, Kim Butler, Lee Ann Canada, Jenny Chuang, Lisa Crane, Kelly Donavan, Sherry Eades, Laura English, Kelly Gaddy, Beth Gibbs, Tessie Guell, Elizabeth Hinkle, Jill Holley, Hedie Hulon, Lisa Hunter, Shery Ingram, Kim Jefferson, Janice Johnson, Kathy Kamburis, Lisa Kruse, Susan Lecoq, Michelle Loucks Melissa Love, Laura McKelvey, Shelley Miller, Mimi Monson, Shelley Murphy, Kathy Nell, Penni Nichols Sonya Norris, Heather Payne, Margarey Peddy, Janine Pederson, Amy Peinhardt, Kim Perkins, Karer Pickett, Leigh Ann Pody, Erin Reilly, Vicky Rice, Wynde Ross, Terri Rutledge, Lisa Ryan, Jennifer Sanders Mary Beth Schwaiger, Carrie Smith, Connie Smith, Erin Smith, Denise Stewart, Lori Stovall, Stephani Thompson, Charlotte Turner, Beth Volmer, Julie Wagner, Erika Wessel, Amy Wooclham, Lynne Woodliei Gretchen Youst t i., l ' L H -n - ront Row: Craig Hazel, Tres.g Scott Hamner, Acct. Day Chrmn.g Linda Campbell, Sec., Roger Shannon, res., Marcie Titard, V.P. Second Row: Jim Combs, Jennifer Vaughan, Jennifer Corbitt, Nancy Tynes, my Harris, Sabra Hensler, Krista Salminen, Lisa Thaxton, Cheryl Bazar. Back Row: Sonny Mitchell, Greg rasfield, Danny Lawson, Christopher Champlain, Marty Williams, John Lee, Johnny Padgett, Karl Rayburn. ront Row: Randy Bodine, Melissa Rayfield. Kim Nasti, Nancy Caudill, Susan Jones, Alicia Edson, Kevin ong. Back Row: Dr. Wiley Johnson, Keith Buch, Eric Webster, Chris Stone, Russ Carreker, Steve Cleland, eff Butler, Jeff Parmer, Jack Brewer, Tim Schell, Jeff Gillespie, Dr. Elvin Thomas. Not Pictured: Sarah iartin, Chuck Coxwell, Steve Donaldson, Fred Rayfield. .iClLll3S STLIDE T ACCTCI. ASSGC. The Auburn Student Accounting Association promoted accounting as a pro- fession and strove for interaction among students andthe profession, We had three or four speakers a quarter to discuss ac- counting topics. ln October, we sponsored the 16th annual Accounting Day. AG. AMBASS. The Ag. Ambassadors, a service organization dedicated to enhancing the image of and interest in agriculture, represented the College of Agriculture, the Agriculture Experiment Station, and the Cooperative Extension Service as student spokesmen. We also helped in recruiting efforts and made appearances as key note speakers. The Ag Ambassadors were available to speak on topics related to agriculture and to youth opportunities before farm oriented groups, civic clubs, business groups, school assemblies, ban- quets, and similar events. T cxubs .533 Clubs 5 P .FS '- 'bn i if 639 'bk if is 'QQ- Ix 25,1-Z' vs? 1 -'L V , new U. auf Uh, ,, ,O V V 0 HQ . 3 - ,--. .f ' '77 , x, t Q' at I 'V s S I . CHAP I . GF VE l . MEDICINE I I I A I Q ' 1 t - I ts-it f T Q CQ. ,Q I g ,Q -. , , - Q , A 1 A ks, I lg IIII 'af av 59 f 4' I I I II I I I J A h!,g1 V,L Nj V N g J g eff . ' I IIEII ll lsttk I y 1 f ky .7 If ., ,.-QI, ' I I Q . Lg ' A III I QI LF' I: v 5 if A A I'1I I A5 ' I II y T Q1 gg, I , F, z ,V I . V ,J M A l '7 ' if, ,J ff it f 51 -1' f I V 'I dv- ,I if 5, I E21 X' g 5 :J 5' is ll! f Q' QQ L 4 is QW IFC' f T P2 it . A ,KET ,I Ll Q Q vi Qt Q L. j I The Student Chapter of American Veterinary Medical Association was the student affiliation of the largest veterinary professional organization in the United States. SCAVMA offered veterinary students exposure to organiz- ed veterinary medicine before gradua- tion. There were monthly meetings with 332 Clubs A guest speakers that address a number of practice-related topics. The local chapter also had several social functions and sports tournaments each year. SCAVMA was dedicated to preparing veterinary students to meet the profes- sional challenges that will be found each day in their chosen career. 8 Q! 4 - if I Scott Truex Jay Waite Billy Watts Porter White Jay Whittle Chris Wilkins Tom Williamson Oscar Wilson Randy Young Marsh Zahumensky Roger Adams Dara Askew Scott Bartley Troy Bearden Norma Berberich Clint Bevins Emmett Blankinship Jodi Brown Buddy Bruce Buck Buchanan David Burba Dan Carter Larry Caudill Lori Chetelat Busby James Chism Gina Chowning Jane Cole Lisa Conrad Greg Cooper Tim Cottingham Danny Cowden Caroline Crawford Jules Crawford Buddy Curlee Alan Dorton Debbie Drake Randy Evans Rob Fears David Filer Mary Jane Fuchs Ben Garrett Dan Gentry Mary Gibbs Scott Grace Randy Graehler Dunbar Gram Michel Hardaker Charlie Ho Vickie Honeycutt Loyde Jolley Jimmy Jordan Linda Kaub Marie Kerl Kathy Kilgore Jim Koper Lynne Koski Jim Lord Freddie Lowe Roy Mertz Mark Miller Gary Minch Betsy Nichols Roger Nichols Doug Peterson Jim Rankin Norma Reese John Roberts Alan Robinson Greg Rogers Tami Rogers Joe Rowe Bob Roy Nancy Rynerson Ken Schlich John Secter DebbieSeymour Steve Silberman Rob Smith Win Stevens Steve Steverson Mike Stitzel R.H. Stone Joe Stratman Ted Stuedeman Bill Thomas Jlm Thorsenf Ravi Tolwani 23232333332 'ront Row: Denise Spencer, Maggi Steiner, John Duke, David Landers, Lance Junkin, Tabb Spoonamore, .my Taunton, Monika Grossmann, Pat MaGrath, Heidi lckrath, Christina Orfely, Martha Perkins. Second low: Stephanie West, Brenton Truitt, Deborah Chilcote, Theresa Robinson, John Kotrola, John McKemy, icottie Smith. Third Row: Angel McGrady, Ashley Keefe, Tracey Bates, Paula Tucker, Beth Blackwell. 'ourth Row: Pam Goldsby, Cindy Tily, Steve Pullan, Heidi Hulon, David Steele. Fifth Row: Michelle Nolan, iinger Clarke, Stephanie Grigsby, William Stanley, Scott Hancock, Gary Berkowitz, Shannon Flood. Back low: Kevin Bolding, Allen Averette, Chuck Horton, David Stone, Greg Grimes. 'ront Row: David HanlegV.P., Geoff GauntgPres.,Olivia CampbellgAdvisor, Don AndersongTreas. Back Row: 'im Fagan, Loretta Lenga, Derek Jones, LeAnne Church, Stephen Creneug, Neva PentongHist., Elliott ohnston, Geeta Chadha, Mark Lytle. Clubs PRE-VET. The Pre-Vet club stimulated student in- terest in veterinary medicine and familiarized its members with what to ex- pect once they were accepted into veterinary school. The club also gave members a chance to meet others with same interests in a more relaxed situation than the classroom. Membership was open to anyone interested in veterinary medicine and animal care. PRE-DE T. The Auburn Llniversity Pre-Dental Socie- ty was a special interest organization for the students interested in dentistry. lt pro- moted interest in dentistry, and dentistry related fields, by informative lectures, field trips to Dental Schools and projects such as the Alabama Smile Keepers Program. The organization also fostered friendships and encouraged scholastic achievement. There were no academic requirements, all meetings were open to all interested students. fi Clubs 333 Clubs AICHE The American Institute of Chemical Engineers served to introduce students to some of the professional aspects of chemical engineering. Speakers from various chemical industries gave students a view of chemical engineering that they cannot get in the classroom. AIChE also organized local plant trips which gave students a chance to see the different types of work that chemical engineers are involved in. IIE The Institute of Industrial Engineers provided industrial engineering students with the opportunity to visit and tour in- dustries, to meet professionals from ma- jor corporations, to hear talks on various subjects from experts in the field, and to socialize with professors and classmates. We welcomed anyone in- terested in the field of industrial engineering. 334 I Clubs E at m U . .C GJ E: I U I i , I Front Row: Mary Beth Morris, Melodie Anderson, Marianne Webb, Cari Watson, David Houston, Bob Poage, Mark Fleri, Benji Espado, Sandy Hamilton, Buffy Hooper Back Row: Hank Adkeson, Samant Evans, Herb Jernigan, Jeff Richards, Sam Smith, Greg Grant, Rickey Vickers, Donald Fowler, Dr. Leo Hir Eric Steelreath, Dane Griswold if I Front Row: Lora Schultz, Connie Kendrick, Melanie Dickey, Susan Helm, Kay-Kay Green, Scott Porte Meghan Smith, Annie Simpers, Cyndi West, Susan Scroggins, David Smith Second Row: Renee Ingersz Saeed Maghsoosloo, Mitzi Moorer, Tommy Henthorne, Melanie Barnett, Back Row: Robert Rice, Chi Shirley, Jana Rittenhouse, Steve Gorum, Todd Fuller, Kevin Partridge, Belinda Mitchell, Lynn Hamilton TRIATHLETES :ront Row: Stephen Adwell, David Marshall, Chris Ward, Paige Ponder, Alyssa Jarrell, Wally Wilson Se- :ond Row: Jake Shaw, Anne Koski, Karen Heard, Chris Gammer, Kathi Pope, Jill Hughes Third Row: K.C. Kgrelius, John Grern, John Whitmer, Linwood Saville, Bryan Hughes, Jodi Starkel, Barton Weeks, Tracey Stapleton, Allison Jones Back Row: Todd Ammerman, Bill Howel, Mike Gordon, Chip Cooney, Chris Nilder, Don Sinyard, Chuck Hughes, Dale Applegate, Robert Pich, Tom Arnold War Eagle Triathletes began its third year of providing quality instruction and training to Auburn students and faculty in the fast growing sport of triathlon. The Triathletes were involved in three different racesg swimming, biking and run- ning, combined into one unique endurance event, which required a great deal of stamina from each participant. The club provided an opportunity to train with other triathletes, developing their skills and gaining friendship. ln the spring the club sponsored a triathlon at Chewacla State Park, which gave the members and the local community the op- portunity to put thier hard training to the test. Auburn Triathletes have placed in and won several races nationwide. 'iTfClubs V' 'l A g Clubs STUDENT RECRLIITERS X Xl' Q , ALI. Student Recruiters, twenty-five juniors and seniors who assisted Auburn's professional admissions counselors, trav- eled to high schools, predominantly in Alabama and Georgia, promoted student life at Auburn. The twenty-five Student Recruiters were chosen from over IOO ap- plicants through an interview process and a complete training program soon after they were chosen. A.f.l. Student Recruiters became one of the most prestigious and respected groups on Auburn's campus and continually displayed the Auburn spirit to those out- side the Auburn community. 336 S cmsgi T Front Row: Lisa LoftengStudent Coordinator, Suanne Waller, Jean FallongSec.fTres., Carolyn Lehr, Cai Barnes, Kandy Blackburn Second Row: Kaye Hosea, Mary Ben Savage, Lesleigh Shewmake, Tina Fraze Anne Smith, Delinda Dorland, Burnette Norwood, Melissa Gillette Back Row: Sam Smith, Jim Johnsc Harry Phillips, Rob Schuler, Al Aylsworth, Steve Herndon, Jimmy Long, Jay HancockgDirector of Schedi ing, Alex Atwater, Jeff Weiss, Debbie ShawgAdvisor ront Row: Cindy Peterman, Cathy Bell, Kit-Marie Kilponen, Lynn Hodges, Kathy Glover, Christy Coleman, ice-President, Milton Giles, Betsy Myers, Publicity Coordinator, Judy Lewis, Faculty Advisor. Back Row: hristine Longo, Pam Brooks, Sheryl Madison, Connie Brown, Loretta Kalla, Secretary, Louise Jackson, esident, Alysa Mirogue, Lisa Nae. ,ft 25' , - 4. it ,,,,,, ,,-L, ri ront Row: Lissa Rutland, Randy Davis, First Vice-President, Molly Killian, Fannie S. Bulls, President. lecond Row: Jill Finnrold, Connie Poole, Vice-President, Valerie Bowdoin, Donna Corless, Sharon Ellis. Lack Row: Jeff Riddlebarger, Roger Walters, Faculty Advisor, Clay Boyles, Bill Giles, Faculty Advisor. Clubs AASSW The Auburn Association of Student Social Workers was an organization which lent itself to community services as well as educating its members in the Social Work profession. During the school year we organized a Food Drive which benefited the Department of Human Resources Food Pantry. Speakers were brought in to inform the club members of different career choices in Social Work. Our members were urged to participate in community services and volunteer programs which helped to further their social work education. ASPA The Auburn Student Chapter of the American Society for Personnel Ad- ministration CASPAJ was part of a con- tinually growing national organization of professional and student chapters whose membership exceeded 31,000 people in the personnel administration field. ln our effort to promote and increase knowledge of Human Resource Manage- ment, some of our activities included: field trips, including the Delta Training Facility in Atlanta, GA, attendance at the regional conference, joint meetings with our parent chapter, program speakers from different areas of Resource Management, 1007: pass-rate for completion of the PAI Generalist examination, a professional ex- am and an internship program. ASPA Student Chapter continued to strive for professional development along with academic development. i Clubs A A 337 ALI. CGNCERT CHGIR The 1986 Auburn University Concert Choir, under the direction of Dr. Thomas R. Smith, was a group of 109 singers. The choir performed a wide variety of choral literature and was open to any university student by audition. While in demand for campus, community and statewide perfor- mances, the choir has also taken tours abroad. ln 1984, the choir took a western European tour. Randy Barber was the graduate student conductor. 338 , . CNP? x C 1 r 1 n i 5 1 s i I iz I 3 s E 5 Front Row: Collie McCuller, Julia Harbison, Amy Higgins, Kate Marshall, Molly Rice, Debbie Leslie, Anc Rauhoff, Leigh Ann Denton, Robin Owens, Maria Roggiero, Robyn Williams, Amie Lee Harrison, Ly Foernsler, Chrissy Stephens, Kellie Dare, Leigh Birien, Rachel Martin, Sabra Bullard, Sara Gibbons, Cri Bryant Second Row: Kelly Ray, April Brasher, Kaye Howell, Angie Bleruns, Tracey Baynes, Na Jackson, Karen Lamb, Grace McWaters, Gini Beth Borden, Lucy Horn, Pam Pope, Kim Mann, Mary Ewald, Marie Horn, Tessa Pickett, Kathy Weeks, Leigh Morgan, A.J. Jones, Cynthia Baker, Chris Wo Elizabeth Screven, Dannee Wade Third Row: Sheri Charus, Leigh Ann Lollar, Julie Hicks, Tom Burns, l Smith, David Ensley, Bill Soldwedel, Cedric Barnett, Rick Henry, Billy Buff, Mike Master, Chuck Phill Marty Donegan, Jeff Cark, Steven Presley, Johnny Green, Mike Marsengill, Jamie Baker, John Padg Hank Britt, Tim Smith, Lauri Pugh, Leslie Gray, Lisa Cowham Back Row: Kate Keighler, Courtney Don, Teresah Walding, Holly Martin, Billy Green, Wayne Trucks, Keith Pugh, Dan Lane, Glenn Gross, Rus Bush, Chris Hendley, Kent Walding, Lee Robertson, Mark Brown, Jonathan Butz, David Evans, Ken Thon David Dye, Michael Green, Robert Royston, Thomas Wallace, Brad Jones, Celeste Waller, Donie Johns Stephanie Stafford, Kristin MacKenzie ALI. SINGERS l GQ front Row: Tim Smith, Rick Henry, Kevin Owsley, Phil Dunn, Joe Bryan, Bryant Golden, Ricky Mills, Kevin 'orres, Grant Langston Second Row Karla McCutcheon, Chuck Phillips, Leigh Ann Danton, Pam Fairchild, Ihris Hendley, Leann Sharp, Robyn Williams, Steve Cowart, Sheri Yates, Greg Stephenson, Carla Barnes 'hird Row: Teresa Lewandowski, Steven Presley, Karen Lamb, Courtney Cook, Mark Hutcheson, Traci An- rews, Mike Masters, Laura Davidson, Luke Pollock, Cristie Bryant, Suzanne Knox, Russell Stevens, Beverly Vright Back Row: Leigh Ann King, Ken Thomas, Deresah Walditng, Amy Smith, Joey Ammons, Heather 'lacock, David Dye, Don Garrett, Susan Spencer, Michael Green, Tessa Pickett, Craig Martin, Laurel Vilkenson, Mark McDowell The Auburn University Singers was a show choir of 32 singers and 11 instrumen- talists. Since its beginning in 1973, the Singers have performed for community functions, television specials and campus events. The group has taken tours perfor- ming in Romania 119741, Poland and the Soviet Union 119771, Guatemala 119791 and Western Europe 119841. The group has also performed with such stars as Bob Hope and Anita Bryant. Dr. Thomas R. Smith was the director, and Randy Barber was the graduate student director. cmm .AG. CGUNCL The Agriculture Council was composed of the student officers elected in the Col- lege of Agriculture and representatives of the 15 Ag. student organizations affiliated with the College of Agriculture. The Coun- cil served as a communication channel and liason to students enrolled in agriculture and encouraged student recruitment through its annual Ag Day which featured Careers in the World's Largest lndustry - Agriculture. .AGLECCl. CLUB The Agricultural Economics Club, was an organization designed for agricultural economics majors and others with an in- terest in economics and marketingg all with an appreciation of agriculture. Throughout the year this club provided students with the opportunity to become acquainted with various career opportunities and provided an outlet by which students, faculty, and alumni could enjoy each other's fellowship in a more casual atmosphere. Club func- tions included: club trips, faculty-student socials, and meetings with leaders in agriculture. 5 L 2 U 346 S Qiltigl ? Front Row: Kieth Beech, Timonie Hood, Executive Vice-President, Sutton Moore, Ag. Hostess, Secreta Russell Gibbs, Treasurer, David Brown, Presidentg Eddie Hamkins, Billy Alverson Jr. Second Row: P Gagliano, Gloria Gardner, Renee Filep, Wes Robbs, David Pruett. Back Row: Greg Phillips, Jim Bu Richard Griffin, Chris Stone, Ag. Senator. 3 Front Row: Kieth McCurdy, Sutton Moore, Russell Gibbs. Second Row: Jenni McGough, Paula Penn We send, Ann Geombel, Gloria Gardner. Third Row: John Weissend, Anne Mimes, Cliff Saxon. Fourth Ro Dwight Gomble, Mike Smith, Fred Clark. Back Row: James Garrett, Alex Brand, Bryan Lewis. ont Row: Bob Luker, Treasurer, Bill Bryce, President, Shannon Kown, Secretary, Mark Ceachowski, :e-President. Second Row: Wiley Johnson, David Brown, Tom Bass, Randy Singleton. Third Row: John :hbury, Wes Robbs, Kieth Griffin. Fourth Row: Joe Hood, Brett Drinkwine, Larry Warden, Beth Rankin, ilip Abney, Shannon White. Back Row: Mike Sanders, Daryl Wyatt, Bobby Spenser, George Avery, even Johnston, James Mason, James Bradford. ront Row: Ashley Keefe, Jeffrey Rude, John Courtney, Tabb Spoonamore, Joe Ed Conn, Arnold :hrimsles, Phil Slay, Guy Joster, Renee Filep, Elizabeth Myer. Second Row: Darlia King, Kim Faison, nda Ewing, Tina Hawblitzel, Angela Grech, Cricket Forester, Angel McGrady, Amanda Todd, Elfi Paholsa, lm Good, Mary Freeman. Third Row: David Steele, Steve Harbison, Page Huffman, Tommy Johnson, Eric ashburn, Bill Stanley, Mac Tate, Janet Fenn, Tracey Bates, Brian Smith. Fourth Row: Steve Pullan, Kyle Jllock, Lance Junkin, Carl Shivera, Joe Magnusson, J. Knopp lll, Jeff Jacobs, Van Crane, David Stone, ryan Cheslie, James Umphrey, Andy Tipton, Chuck Coxwell, Steve Martin, Ryan Phelps, Don Mulvaney, abert Smith, Kieth Cummins. Back Row: Russell Kelley, William Herring. l l AGRO GMY E E1 na 1: .9 Q. CLUB The Agronomy Club was a member of the American Society of Agronomy- Student Activities Subdivision. The club served as the professional organization for agronomy students. Activities of the club included an annual fall and spring picnic, a winter banquet, and various field trips. Each meeting featured a professional, speaking on topics related to agriculture. The club also assisted with functions of the College of Agriculture and was the sponsor of the soil judging team. The Agronomy Club was designed to help students to become acquainted with others in their field and prepare them for a career in agriculture. BLOCK A BRIDLE The Auburn University Block and Bridle Club was a member of the National Block and Bridle and was supported by the facul- ty in the department of Animal and Dairy Sciences. Club Activities served to provide members with educational and social op- portunities. The club membership came from varied backgrounds but with keen in- terests in animal agriculture, animal science, and industry. To promote these interests, Block and Bridle organized and participated in activities on campus, in the community, and throughout the state. . Clubs 34 Clubs A. Ll. MARCHI G BA D The Auburn University Marching Band once again performed entertaining halftime shows for the Auburn football fans throughout the 1986 football season. The 300 piece band and 30 member flag corps presented exciting halftime shows by play- ing such songs as Strike Llp the Band, Theme from Back to the Future, The Greatest Love of All, and the crowd pleas- ing Louie Louie. The band finished the year with an exciting trip to Orlando, Florida for the Citrus Bowl. The Pep Band thrilled Auburn Basketball fans by performing at the Men's and Women's home basketball games. The Pep Band is directed by Thomas Caneva. Director of Bands: Dr. Bill Wallsg Director of the Marching Band: Dr. Johnnie Vinsong Assistant Director: Thomas Canevag Drum Majors: Katy Worthington and Chris Winchesterg Flag Coordinator: Tamara Renieg Flag Cap- tain: Kelly Davisg Head Majorette: Susan Larocheg Graduate Assistance: Jerald Bailey and Selwyn Jones. 342 clubs Kevin Owsley and fellow band members enjoyed be ing a part of the Homecoming Pep Rally, Clubs M A. U. MARCHING BAND A 6 Q, ,.-5 c as L Above Left: Glenn Phillips hammed it up at the Burn the Bulldogs Parade. Above: Burn the Bulldogs Parade was an event that band members always got ex- cited over as Carla's face indicated. xt Left: Band members showed their Auburn spirit throughout the football season. Clubs 343 POULTRY SCIENCE The Poultry Science Club was designed for individuals who were interested in the agricultural field of Poultry Science. The club's purpose was to encourage students to take a more active interest in Poultry Science and the poultry industry, and to cooperate with the Alabama Poultry and Egg Association. The club also helped with the recruitment of qualified students for careers in poultry and established, fostered, and developed character, leader- ship, and the spirit of fellowship among its members. Some of the activities of the club includ- ed: Thanksgiving and Easter Smoked Chicken sale, organization barbecues, Easter Egg Hunt, Girls Ranch, Pot Luck Supper for faculty, staff and club members, intramural sports and Ag Day. HORT. FORUM Horticulture Forum, the student club of the Horticulture Department, was open to all members of the Auburn Community in- terested in plants. Our service activities in- cluded fall and spring plant sales, maintenance of Ware Court and the Fragrance Garden at the Talledega School for the Blind, donations to support teaching and research and a Faculty Ap- preciation Luncheon in the spring. We also had greenhouse work parties and a social party every quarter. Our club offered lasting frienships and promoted stu- dentffaculty interactions. 344 cms Front Row: George PerigogSargent at Arms, Clinton Lauderdale:V.Pres., Lisa Ann Kelley:Pres., Je Sims:Sec. Tres. Second Row Lyle Richey, Sam Dooley, Patty Phillips, Gwen Revington, Shannon Morga Danny Hill Back Row: Ed Moran, Greg Edwards, Bill Revington, Mark Luffuran, Robert Brewer I I I I I 9 I Front Row: Colleen Tidmore, Kala Parker, Brenda Thomas, Mack Thetford, Flora Whittington Secon Row: Christina Scranton, Cathy Ryan, Gary Keever, Scott Snellgrove, Wayne Wakefield, Doug Cox Bat Row: Jerry Woosley, Susanne Whigham, Reggie Landgraf, Jay Bradford, Fritz Myers, Mark Llrlanowski, Le Parris Q. xi 5 S .144 dy!! - Front Row: Phillip Lusco, Aubrey lvy, Lisa Stevenson, Dan Coombes, Laurie Watson, Gordon Turner, Don- wa Henderson, Michelle Hornberger. Second Row: Dannell Mastrean, Debbie Smith, Paula Shelley, John Slouetz, Jimmy Warren, Jay Evers. Third Row: Phil Smith, Nancy Totilas, Doug Letlow, Thad Whidfield, Tank Tankersley, Stephen Cranidiotis, Theresa Hughes, Mary Walton, Vice-President, Bob Googe, Presi- dent. Fourth Row Lynn Travis, Kristin Livengood, Matt Maslanka, Mark Stucky, Jim Zachanas, Secretaryg, Joel Williamson, Robert Taylor, Chris Mitchell. Fifth Row: Karen Radwill, Gary Culp, Mark Ramsey, Gary Smtih, Michael W. Wright, Tom Kniskerm, Ben Bottcher, Bill Hamrick. Back Row: Dr. J. S. Jahera, Jim Payne, Michael Llpshaw, Greg Dowling, David Gregg, Kenny Moore, Christopher Lamb, Amy Hughes, Lisa Fail. XQQWHQ W., xx USMC -.J .i Front Row: Jon Brooks, Publicity, Sharon Ellis, Secretary-Treasurer, Lynn Paul, Presidentg Jamie Aber- nathy, Programs, Michael Robinson, Vice-President!Membership. Second Row: Jeff Taylor, Ted Gilmer, Christy Ryan, Rebecca Crocker. Third Row: Steven Drake, Michael Dearry, Walter Payton, Jeanette Smith. Back Row: Bill Gunnells, Mark Hornsby. Clubs FINANCIAL IWNGT. ASSQC. The Auburn Chapter of the Financial Management Association QFMAJ was established in order to provide students of finance, banking, and investments an association which would encourage their professional development and increase the interaction between business executives, faculty, and students. The FMA met twice a month and had speakers from various areas of finance discuss current topics and job opportunities. Socials were also scheduled throughout the year. Additional- ly, the Auburn student chapter of the FMA hosted Finance Day each spring quarter with executives discussing finance related topics. M GT. CLUB The Management Club, an affiliate of the Society for the Advancement of Manage- ment, provided members with an oppor- tunity to learn more about the manage- ment profession. During the year, members heard many excellent speakers from the management field as well as speakers from other areas of business. Members also participated in several field trips to local businesses. il llciiggiigir liir 345 AUBURN U IVERSITY MENS CHGRUS The Auburn University Men's Chorus was a non-audition group. Men's Chorus met two times per week in Goodwin Music Building. They performed a wide range of music from sacred to barber shop to patriotic. The Men's Chorus, under the direction of Dr. Thomas R. Smith, tradi- tionally performed Fall, Christmas and Spring concerts with the concert choir. Randy Barber was the graduate student conductor. 346 Clubs ! U I E 3 S S I Front Row: David Ensley, Jim Huckenstein, Rick Henry, David Hogan, Lee Hansen, Thomas Trenkler, Ky Williams, Bernard Tatum, Tim Smith, Steve Davis. Second Row: Tom Burns, Cedric Barnett, Alan Perfec Chuck Phillips, Marty Donagen, Mike Beale, Robert Royston, Mike Marsengill, David Rhodes, Stephen Ca non. Back Row: Roby Blankenship, Glenn Gross, Mike Holmes, Thom Freeman, Stuart Hendon, Ma Brown, Walter Weingarten, Ken Thomas, Steve Green, Neal Anderson. t p ALI. TIGERETTES . , 1- j W 'X 'fl N 1 - 6x'..3l1 43:54-' nr l l I , an I 1 gn ref' f l Q 1' 1- .. ' 'V' mf.. Members lncluded: Alisa Armstrong, Amt Aurin, Karen Bartels, Mary Lynn Baynes, Polly Bostrom, Portia Burrell, Kim Butler, Kelli Clayton, Lee-Lyn Collier, Stacie Collier, Tracy Davis, Melanie Dial, Kecia Gay, Jackie Greenwood, Debi Griffith, Regena Gulledge, Nina Haas, Michelle Haney, Amy Harris, Tracey Harris, Holly Hoagland, Lisa Jones, Penny Jones, Sally Jordan, Cindy Kelly, Noelle Kerr, Laura Lanier, Kim Lawson, Catherine Lowder, Lisa Manley, Caren Messina, Karen Moore, Melissa Mount, Allison Mullen, Elizabeth Newton, Stacy Northcutt, Tammy Peppers, Renee Pina, Diane Reed, Rita Reeves, Pam Richardson, Susan Roberts, Michelle Robinette, Cami Roe, Judy Rudolph, Tina Russell, Maureen Saunders, Rhonda Scarbrough, Shannon Scarbrough, Renea Schilleci, Deanna Schrader, Julie Sorrells, Susan Sorrells, Stefanie Staff, Sherri Taber, Babs Thorne, Sharya Vaughan, Courtney Waid, Alison Wallace, Paige Walls, Chrisula Watts, 'Fronscier Watts, Marier Watts, Rebecca Whatley, Paula Williamson, Cassandra Woodall, Sally Yong 'aff' ,,, , f' , 11' .- W , , ,, f . J ,, ,A l The Auburn Tigerettes were a group of 60 girls who assisted the Auburn football program in many ways. These girls volunteered their time to aid in recruiting on Saturday afternoons and to help with the overall administration work. The Tigerettes stood ready to do whatever needed to be done to help Auburn football. Clubs CDRIENTATIO LEADERS 5 rs 'E .c iv Front Row: Lisa Christmas, Laura Lanier, Charlotte Trimble, Michelle Haney, Katuna Elkins. Second Row: Jimmy Thompson, Salithia Bryant, Mary Adams, Julie Davenport, Kim tOh Happinessj Floyd, Stacy Chadwick, Nancy Bowman, Lesleigh Summer Orientation leaders helped in- coming freshmen attending Auburn's pre- college counseling program adjust to col- lege life. Orientation leaders welcomed pro- spective students when they arrived on campus and assisted in introducing new students to various facilities, services and organizations available at Auburni 348' Clubs v i il F b. 2 Shewmake, Melody Johnson, Chip Ivey. Back Row: James Perkins, Jeff Wright, Jack Clark. Alan Kumpf, Townes Corner, Randy Scussel, Dar- ren Holland, Tobin Walverton, Rusty Batch, Trey Saunders, Karen Luttrell. WAR EAGLE GIRLS AND PLAINSMEN 1541561- I S xg:-if, CD 14' 'if - As the official hosts and hostesses of uburn University, the War Eagle Girls and lainsmen helped to foster the spirit and enthusiasm which set our University apart irom the rest. The group's main objective vas to promote pride in Auburn University :hrough direct contact with students and ll of their various organizations and clubs, s well as with the faculty, administration nd alumni. Although shaker distribution at :he football games was our most visible 'ole, the 25-member group worked closely with the student government association, :he presidents office, the athletic depart- nent, the alumni development association and all other student organizations. Miss Auburn was a member of the group and Vlr. George Emert, Executive Vice Presi- rlent of Auburn University, served as ad- .fiser to the War Eagle Girls and Plainsmen. Front Row: Elizabeth Argenti, Chris Darden, Heidi Pearson, Lisa Daniel, Florrie Salter, Patty Mosley, Mary Ben Savage, Cathy Couchenour, Anna Kilgo. Second Row: Jennifer Webb, Merrile Phillips, Charles Campbell, Chip lvie, Daniel Lindsey, Hal Finny, Chris Little, Meg McLain, Julia Cutshall. Back Row: George Emert, Doug Drablos, Todd Johnson, Mark McDowell, Rob Dressman, Mark Moseley, Gene Welch, Robert Maund. Clubs 1 349 Baptlst Student UHIOI1 The Baptist Student Union existed for three main purposes. The first purpose of the B.S.U. was to share that real life is found in Jesus Christ. This was .ac- complished through proclamation of the Bible at Vespers and through personal testimonies on campus, both verbal and lifestyles. The second purpose of the B.S.Ll. was to deepen the students knowledge of God. This was accomplished through training opportunities such as discipleship groups, Bible study groups, local mission experiences, and summer mission projects. The third purpose was to develop Christian friendships. This was ac- complished through intramural sports, social events, and retreats. 0 Front Row: Tracy Moore, Donna King, Jessie Harvey. Back Row: Kirby B. Johnson, Tracey Hampton, Janet Jones, Emma Jackson, Antonio Mustafa Shabazz Mahammad. l iie, F WESLEY F OU DATICD The Wesley Foundation, an active cam- pus ministry sponsored by the United Methodist Church, had the aim of helping students come to know Christ, to grow in their faith and to provide activities for Christian fellowship. The ministry was open to all denominations. Christian learn- ing was based on scripture, tradition, ex- perience, and reason. The spiritual life of participants was enhanced by Bible studies, Kiononia groups, prayer partners, and vespers. Fellowship activities ranged from pregame lunches, square dances and weekly meals to intramural sports. Wesley reached out through Festivals of Faith, ma- jor choir tours and missions fincluding testing of a windmill design for developing nations and conducting summer Bible school for a rural communityj. BSAC ln 1984, a group of black students decid- ed that the black student body needed an organization through which they could voice their concerns. Thus, the Black Stu- dent Aciton Committee QBSACQ was form- ed. Membership was not limited to blacks but was open to all individuals interested in improving human relations on campus. Committee members ranged from students to faculty. BSAC sought action on some of the controversial issues on campus such as the Old South Parade and Confederate Flag hanging. As an organization, BSAC en- couraged blacks to join and participate in University functions and organizations. BSAC did not limit itself to being only a black organization, but it sought to enhance equality and friendship between the races. e,.lv clubs ff 'V35 Clubs MARKETING CLLIB The Auburn Marketing Club, a member of the American Marketing Association, competed on a national basis. We strove for differing career goals and invited speakers to share their job experiences and other advice on what firms were expecting and demanding from marketing graduates today. ln addition to the many speakers that visited us, we also had socials that enabled each of us to get to know the members as well as the professors on a personal basis. Our main goal was to give our members a closer look at the marketing profession and to supply them with information concerning their futures. NSSLHA The Auburn chapter of the National Stu- dent Speech, Language, Hearing Associa- tion CNSSLHAJ was the pre-professional organization for the advancement of speech-language pathologists and audiologists. Auburn's chapter offered students monthly programs such as speakers, films or parties. We sponsored monthly speech and hearing screenings for the community and our annual symposium featured a nationally recognized authority on communication disorders. NSSLHA was also involved in numerous activities within the Auburn Speech and Hearing Clinic. 3521. , -'lg ,Clubs , Front Row: Catherine King, Dawn McCoy, Tracey Edge, Cindy Stephens, Kim Holcombe, Stacey Smitl Betsy Osterling, Christine Lynn, Stacy Falls, Melissa Parks, Gina Pardue, Bert Williams, Fran Dozier, Sen ond Row: Ann Bowman, Mary Beth Galloway, Missy Bryan, Lynn Howley, Jenny Hanlon, Kathy Crawforc Cindy Owen, Lisa Townsend, Allison Williams, Kim Green, Alison Bean, Matt Fancher. Third Row: Dian Smith, Ronda Legg, Clark Caldwell, Robin Foshee, Lisa Weckwarth, Brandon Scott, Jennie Childress, Jir Johnston, Alan Nicholson, Steve Griffiths. Fourth Row: Dusty Knight, Stephen LeGrone, Vicki Barbe Steve Blomby, Mark Sayers, Jolanda Llmphrey, Daryl Hutson, Chris McCullough. Back Row: Bill Lytle Cathleen McCarthy, Terri Rutledge, Mark Long, Shelia Freeman, Auburn lvey, Spencer Cooper. Y Front Row: Leighanne Davis, Vice Pres., Patricia Ponseti, Treasurer, Susan Sims, President: Stacey Patter son, Publicity, Lynn Miller, Social Chairman, Kim Shaffer, Secretary, Amy Cotton, Education Council Rep Back Row: Christy Stelpflug, Lisa Dunn, Susan Carreker, Jennifer Harrelson, Betsy Houseman, Bambi Mol fet, Pam Ramsey, Robin Payne, Linda Mathis, Raines Brown, Lucy Quina. THE ALIBLIR FLAG CDRP 34644 ront Row: Amy Stone, Donna LeCren, Lori Arndt, Suzanne Parrott, Janet Szczepanski, Elise Wysong, Cin- y Paul chak, Deborah Carroll, Alwina Spurlock. Second Row: Kelly Davis fCaptainl, Laura Suggs, ,lizabeth Crofton, Sherie Rosser, Sherry Rich, Laura Fulford, Debbie Gordon, Karen Pate, Jamie Stapleton ill Waldhour. Back Row: Katherine Adox, Wendy Mitcham, Catherine Boykin, Pam Yates, Danita Stewart aura Robinson, Donna Brewster, Penny Hemphill, Dawn Ziemba, Tamara Renie flnstructorl. y v 'Clubs P 353 Clubs ZUWCS The student chapter of the American Production and Inventory Control Society was established primarily for enriching the knowledge of those students whose in- terests laid in the areas of production and inventory control. Each quarter, profes- sionals in these fields came to our meetings and informed us about actual happenings in the industry. Our chapter also organized plant tours to industries in the surrounding areas. Some of our trips last year included tours of Ampex Corp. and the Sikorsky Helicopter Company. Our APICS chapter strove to help students become certified as Production and Inven- tory Control Managers QCPIMJ. This cer- tification was equivilant to the accounting CPA. Thanks to our chapter advisor Dr. Gary Landis, our chapter had over sixty members and was growing on a daily basis. We continued to look foward to many years as being a productive chapter at Auburn University. RODEO CLUB The Auburn Rodeo Club, rechartered in 1985, was an organization made up of those interested in the sport of rodeo. We offered the opportunity to improve skills in roping steers and calves, riding rough stock and running barrels. Social events in- cluded trial rides, cook-outs and parties. In 1987 we were also in the process of organizing a rodeo team that would com- pete on a collegiate level. 354 I cmfig A C 'WV' - 2, ff ' 31, ji- :l y V, Vvr I M, . -5 wi 1 gg 1 lfifff Z M Q 532 CT? Front Row: Lena Reed, Vanessa Brunson, Gigi Garrett, Sutton Moore. Back Row: Greg Phillips, Kenny Hz ris, Wade Bullard, Russell Gibbs, Jimmy Burd, Mc Tate, Brian Smith, Guy Jester, Todd Mastro. l i l f 3 Row: Robine Gary tadvisorj, Kristen Maclhleill, Carolyn Wegman, Christina Turner. Back Row: Christman, Robyn Underwood, Lori Hines, Kathi Baker, Dana Ridgeway, Lisa Cofield, Kristie Angie Terrell. 5 . Front Row: Kim Mensi, Ricky Wilson, Bob Addy, Charles Fricke, Kathryn Appleton. Second Row: Karen Poe, Martha Reynolds, Denise Maeperry, Renee Sellers, Natalie Hutcheson, Kerry Funston, Third Row: Derek Jackson, Scott Hedden, Trudy Swanda, Paul Johnson, Michael Shelton. Fourth Row: Julie Mon- anaro, David Manning. Back Row: Gordon Sacks, Rich Thigpen, David Jones, Chris Raispis, Burton Lynch. Clubs ASHEA The Auburn Student Home Economics Association was part of the state and na- tional branch of the American Home Economics Association. The main objec- tive of ASHEA was to promote an interest and understunding of the home economics profession. Members were eligible to at- tend state and national conventions. Also, members could participate in fund raisers for the Marian Walker Spidle Scholarship Fund. ASHEA provided many oppor- tunities to develop leadership and com- munication skills, while establishing pro- fessional contacts and getting to know the faculty and students in the School of Home Economics. CIRCLE K Circle K, the largest coed collegiate ser- vice organization in the world, had a membership of over l5,000. Circle K had one main objective: to serve through all facets of the college and community. The club was designed for those individuals who enjoyed assisting others. The club served through many projects, such as playing Bingo with senior citizens, assisting with blood drives, sponsoring girls at the girl's ranch, and working with underprivileged children who had either been abused, neglected, or who simply needed a friend - Circle K was there for that purpose. Clubs 355 l Clubf ALPHA PHI CDMEGA Delta Chapter of Alpha Phi Omega, a na- tional service fraternity founded on the principles of the Boy Scouts of America, has provided service to the Auburn cam- pus and community since 1927. Through our service programs, we strove to create a standard of manhood, international understanding and friendship. Our projects included the care and support of War Eagle, Auburn's official mascot, a student- run Book Exchange, work with Suagahat- chee District BSA and campus blood drives. Our membership consisted of brothers, pledges, advisers, honorary members, little sisters and a chapter sweetheart. Front Row: Bart Winkler, War Eagle Vl, Margaret Moore, Joel Flat, Tripp McDavid, Robby Gulledge, Ma Chapman, Danny Konkle Second Row: Maria Justice, Susila Doral-Raj, Kim Smith, Tammy Gordon, I Real, Michael Watts, Kenneth Jones, Kich Tau Taua Third Row: Craig Cote, Tim Ellie, Tracy Johnson, J Thorne, Mark Webb, Troy Hawkins, Gregory Whitfield, Nathan Watson Fourth Row: John Bibus, M Gravat, Jeff Pratt, Stan Wheeler, Joseph May, Mark Byrne, Craig Connally, Jamie Prescott Back Rc Kevin Torres, Chris Brown, Jim Dorsten, Chad Overholter, Ray Scott, Bradley Flynt, Jim McAlarney PHI DELTA CHI Y t . .:--x-:4 1 .K .K f . ' J . f A Kr, '- Q21 to 5 A a 0 A I A 1 f C V g ' an i E ,Q V 'Q , ft .5 . I, qi W I 45 I , Vikk , ,h J ey , , C J T it S s x K! ' 5 1 'F I 3 V : ,i J g. . xr K I ..A, i ' T 0 A 1 1 5 . ,L - A . . s C. T lj 1 L f T D lah K - f-qs V-views... . ...T . . ,tw ' F it , - e a as V.. 3 it 5 or W x L it ' J A n I S A A 0 I l file? rv, 5 fi T Clubs Angela Allerman Virginia Armstrong Tina Artale David Barnes Joan Bell William Benefield Jane Bondurant Jeff Boyer Julie Burkart Barbara Burr Katrina Butler Dawn Butterfield Cynthia Carpenter Joe Cleveland Barry Cook Lewis Curry Travis Defreese Linda Elliott George Faison Michelle Foreman Regina Free Janie Golden Charlotte Goodwin Tad Goss Chris Groke Melissa Hartsfield Randy Hayes Lynda Henderson Duchi Huff Martin Jernigan Patti Jones Joe Keating Lisa Keaton Flemming Kendrik Kevin Kerr Jackie Killen Beth Lindsay Craig Liner David Manion Sue Ellen McCrory Gena McDonald Mark McGill Karen McManus Lauren McNeal Tim Miller Mary Beth Mirabito Ann Norman Celia Odom Sherry Peak Denise Powell Mark Redding Edward Reynolds Eric Roberg Melissa Robertson Suzette Roby Constance Rosenblatt Gordon Sachs Kay Seay Sam Self Amy Shelton Michele Shepler Linda Strickland Leslie Taylor Stephanie Turner Keith Tomlin Clyde Tucker Sandy Tunstill Susan Vaughn Bernadette Watkins Maxanne Weeks Elizabeth Westmorland Dr. Campagna Dr. Ben F. Cooper Dr. William Ravis Dr Thomas Riley Phi Delta Chi was a national professional fraternity that consisted of 48 chapters The fraternity strove to promote the ad- vancement of pharmacy and its allied in- terest and to foster and promote a fraternal spirit among its members. Clubs - 357 Clubs All. LACROSSE Q AA. A...-4- G ui c E as Auburn Llniversity's first lacrosse team was formed in 1981 to join the ranks with other neighboring schools such as Georgia Tech., Emory, Georgia, Florida State, Florida and a number of other teams in the southeast as a competent and competitive entity. The regular lacrosse season ran from February until May, during which the team played up to 15 games. Along with attend- ing several regional tournaments, Auburn lacrosse hosted its own tournament late in the spring. An unofficial preseason period in the fall, consisted of practices and a few games, was promoted to scout new talent and to encourage new players to get in- volved early in the year. The club relied entirely upon funds generated from personal contgributions and T-shirt sales to help pay for equip- ment, referees, and travel expenses. Much of the teams success can be attributed to the desire of its players as well as our great little sister program. Our motto, Violence with Grace was a combination of a commonly held belief that lacrosse was very violent, and seldom recognized fact that a great deal of skill and finesse was required to play the sport. 358 clubs A .L J.. V I I 3 .1 mf: F! 5 W a E 5 fi . .. Front Row: Jim Adams, Andrew Hall, Doug Hombarrier, Jon Turner, Jim Ponseti. Second Row: Barry Sul forth, Henry Garberq, Eric Kennedy, Mike Durboraw, David Steeler, Rob Holthous, Jeff Hinkle, Thomas Ken dall. Back Row: Jimmy Wesey, Joe Larizza, Geno Welch, Jim Turner, Walter Weingarten, Kevin Dodge Mark Maxwell, Mike Minihan, Robin Gist, Micheal Reeves, David Wineholt, Lewis Bacon, Hugh Nunn, Mik4 Colpack. i Clubs SAILI G cLuB gf 5 cz v .c The Sailing Club, not just for the expert, offered the beginner an opportunity to T' learn to sail. Our membership consisted of fi Nag! I sailing. Activities included intercollegiate races, sailing lessons and frequent trips to Lake Martin. We were sportsmen, spec- tators, sunbathers and friends, And yes we sailed. il Sl i amateurs, experts and anyone interested in S Q .fa at -., V .. au E 1: u lop, Front Row: Ron Morgan, Cristy Micelii, Bobby Clay, Wayne Cease, Dave White, Dave Kromann, Vinston Kinard. Second Row: Dennis Moore, Les Olinger, Charles Mitchell, Tom Ponder, Lynne Shank, 'ael Salomon, Mike Scott. Third Row: Bruce Bentley, Ronda Carmen, Cheri Carlson, Sarah Hicks, Greg Iotvald. Back Row: Peter Grose, Steve Patrik, Wendy Brown, Bob Szelistowski, Paulett Dennis. crabs S 359 l I 360 Clubs ALI. MAJORETTES Top Row: Babs Turner, Susan Laroche, Susan Hardin Second Row: Kristin Melville, Mary Evelyn McGough, Patti Hollingsworth Third Row: Kelly Collins, Gina Moore, Cyndi West Bottom Row: Sissy Carroll, Nancy Stewart. ront Row: Denise Spencer, Jessie Harvey, Cassandra Howell, Donald Scott, Tony Walker, Joseph Tarver, eri Baldwin, Chenell Campbell, Kimberly Taylor Second Row: Janice Osburn, Ruthie Bolton, Laura Pope, irby Johnson, Nathaniel Rutledge, Valeri Trammel, Tracey Hampton, Tawanna Wright Third Row: Karen emple, Clara Coker, Sonja Wilson, Devron Veasley, Cedric Barnett, Antonio Muhammad, Jimmy Boyd, andy Hudson, Kassondra Lockhart, Lisa Miles, Quanda Clayton Back Row: Civalyn Jackson, Gweneth ouglass, Valerie Chinn, Danita Stewart, Ken Thomas, Jonathan Shorts, Charles Marshall, Bernard Ross, evin Christian, Mae Ola Bolton, Emma Jackson, Ronda Bell, LaVette Lyas. ront Row: Stuart Simons, Jill Sheiner, Marge Hirthg advisor, Judith Van Cleef, Leigh Lindsey Back Row: rik Newman, Dean Earlix, Vlad Soran, Alvin Atlas, Scott Bender. Clubs GGSPEL CHOIR The Auburn University Gospel Choir was a group directed by several members of the choir. The choir was first recognized as the Afro American Association Gospel Choir. The Gospel Choir joined the Music Depart- ment in the Winter of 1985. The group was open to all students enrolled at Auburn. AUBUR HILLEL Auburn University Hillel brought Jewish students together to celebrate religious holidays-Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, Hanukah, Purim and Passover. Informal social events were held throughout the year. Hillel also sponsored campus-wide events such as speakers and Holocaust memorial programs. Special services for Jewish students and faculty were held at the Auburn University Chapel. Auburn's Hillel counselors were available at all times to every Jewish student for consultation regarding personal, religious or academic problems. -Clubsii 36 Clubs A.C.l. DANCE THEATRE EBITICSY 41 , C . , . iv ax 1 earnest N 05 N Q C 5 Front Row: Allison Arnold, L.J. Rassekh Second Row: Ermelinta Capozzi, Beth Hardin, Risa Jordan, Kirsten Thompson Third Row: Debra Crow, Tish Tully, Alan Tidwell, Amy Nabors, David King, Kasan- dra Atkins, Roy Reynolds, Lori Britt, James Ronca, Kathryn Appleton, Kirsten Wright iront Row: Mary Ling Treasurer, Kathy Owens: Secretary, Sharon Scruggs, President, Sabra Schuchmang listorian, Elise Powell: Publicity Director Second Row: Susan Hosey, Nancy Moore, Kelley Smith, Deanna 'aylor, Evelyn Bond, Sponsor Back Row Helen Brown, Sponsor, Karen Hann, Becca Scaife, Jennifer Rober- on, Kellie McMahan, Christy Centers i Front Row: Maria Justice, Rhonda Rooks, Cyndi Holtz, Ric Flair, Vicki Vogue, Dafney Johnson, Trisha 'horton, Norman Tynes, Randy Williams, Kay Rutledge, V.Pres., Bobby Wolf, Treas. Second Row: Karen tloore, Robin Abernathy, Terri Ray, Lynn Johnston, Ginger Gutheri, Samantha Love, Sandra Stephens, ihelli Patterson, Susan Osborn, Kathy Bane, Allison Jones, Sandy McKinneygPres., Monique Earl, Sec. lack Row: Abbe Hockaday, Advisor, Regina London, Kim Wright, Jack Clark, Richard Hughes, Don 5iChiara, Nathan Bordes, Bill Ezell, Bert Bradley, Adisor. on .E n col hutto Clubs N.C.A.S. The National Collegiate Association for Secretaries was a professional organization for undergraduate college men and women who have planned business or teaching careers in the secretarial area. Programs featured speakers and demonstrations on various topics related to our profession. During the year, the members participated in fundraisers and secret pals. Other ac- tivities consisted of Homecoming, Open House, Christmas party, birthday party, and a picnic. NCAS promoted a spirit of fellowship among those students who have planned secretarial or teaching careers. A.Cl.P.R.C The Auburn University Public Relations Club, a student chapter of the Public Rela- tions council of Alabama, provided students with a better understanding of Public Relations through guest speakers, Bi-weekly meetings, special projects and seminars. . iii? .t Clubs 363 Foy Union Workers Wanted: Telephone Operator Requirements: Must be able to handle four phone lines simultaneously answer- ing questions at the front desk Cie. How many bricks in Haley center? . . . 2,974,358J. Must be able to let the phrase Foy Union will you hold please? flow pleasantly over the tongue in less than one second. A list of Miss Glom top 20, Miss Auburn top 10, Miss Homecoming top 5, Tigerettes, Spiket- tes or Mariners, etc. must be able to be said within 5 seconds. Must be able to sprint from the phones to the Tiger Stop and back in less than 8 seconds. fExperience with popcorn machine necessary.j Must be able to lock and unlock every door in entire Student Union in less than 15 minutes. And yes, must be able to repeat numbers over and over . . . and over. Above all, must be able to work hard, serve the Auburn public and be a Foy Union social participant. A.U.A.N.S The Auburn University Association of Nur- sing Students, a professional organization comprised of students in nursing school, and those in pre-nursing, strove to pro- mote nursing as a profession. The A.U.A.N.S. activities included fund-raisers, state and national conventions, and dynamic speakers at meetings. The organization sponsored and served several service projects throughout the year. The A.U.A.N.S. was proud to be a part of the Auburn campus. 364 V Clubs Front Row Brett Hinely, Stacey Rife, Lydia Barnett, Jeb Blackburn, Parrish Hanna, Laurie Davids, Lori Fradella, Steve Brooks, Betsy Hartwig, Paul Batson, Julie Payne, Julie Brown, Paige Maglin Second Row Lisa Ramey, Nancy Lange, Brigitte Davis, Jon Kittrell, Leticia Culver, Stephanie White, Steve White, Laurie Cagle, Rick White, Melanie Dickey, Carol Lahman, Chris Schmidt, Amruth Reddy, Elton Denson Back Row Tom Calvert, Jim Elder, Susan Sullins, Kevin Burt, Sandi Peterson, Mart Falvey, John Chaney, James Vigil, John Dowless, Stanley Chapman, Jay Hancock A-'B sf Front Row Sally Stroud, Sponsor, Ruth Ann Stewart, President, Valarie Peterson, Vice President, Cisi Wheeler, Activities Chairperson, Bonnie Everett, Treasurer Second Row Joann Widner, Kendall Little, Cathy Blackerby, Mary Mays, Allison Arnold, Suzanne Walker Third Row Susan Caneva, Jill Hall, Melony Graham, Nancy Sowell, Amy Yancy, Cheryl Prickett, Lisa James Back Row Michelle Haney, Gina Mclntyre, Denise Mayberry, Alison Stamps, Laura Chertok, Beth Dixon 3 David Brown: Treasurer, Laura Vanderberg, President, Dr. Ann Williams, Faculty Advisor, Chuck Firth, Ihristine Bennett: Vice President, Scott Bennett l l l Arg-, front Row Susan Anderson, Social Chairman, Selena Roberts, Vice President, Melissa Stanglineg President, lalerie Schreiber, Rush Chairman, Pat Stanfieldg SecretaryfTreasurer, Laurie McQuitty, Karen Bartels, Mar- shall Horton, Ann Scheidt Second Row Natalie Gleaton, Sharon Murkerson, Chris Nelson, Stacy Skipworth, Christine Allen, Monika Grossmann, Laura Vierling, Stephanie Brown, Melissa Reynolds, Brenda Thompson l'hird Row Kelly Hinrichs, Debra Zeanah, Jamie Howard, Kimberly Key, Sarah Mattson, Chris Brown, Cathy D'Brien, Julie Johnson Back Row Allyson Mann, Sharon Porshee, Allyson Ansley, Nancy Johnston, Cindy Stephens, Amy McCorkle, Kim Foster, Tracy Crabtree, Sherri Barlow, Cindy Napier eh rhardt gler ru .c Clubs lWARWl BIGLOGY The Marine Biological Society was a club open for all students and faculty interested in learning more about all aspects of the marine environment. We had many ac- tivities that took place throughout the school year, which included lobster, clam, and salmon sales, they also sponsored a manatee, diving trips, and pizza parties. The society's most recent undertaking was in conjuction with the Biology Department. We acquired a large saltwater aquarium, and the society set it up, and maintained it as well as its inhabitants. Marine Biology - it's an ocean of discovery!! TIGER TRACKERS The Tiger Trackers were the official hostesses of the men's tennis team. Our duties included attending all home mat- ches. We planned entertainment for players and recruits which included social events as well as aerobic classes. Our main goal was to promote the spirits of Auburn's nationally recognized tennis program. ciubss .rst j Clubs AATC The American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists CAATCCJ, a na- tional organization devoted to the textile wet processing industry, promoted an in- crease of knowledge in textile chemistry and textile technology, encouraged research work on chemical processes and materials important to the science and technology of textiles and established a means to interchange professional knowledge. AATCC was open to all students in textile related majors. Members enjoyed monthly meetings, guest speakers, and plant trips. E. Council The objective of the Auburn College of Engineering Student Council was to pro- vide a directing group composed of members from various engineering organizations and honoraries. The highlight of the year for the Engineering Council was Engineering Week and the activities of Engineering Day. The Engineering Council strove to promote engineering standards, provide communication between engineer- ing students and faculty, and recognize outstanding students, faculty members, and organizations in the College of Engineering. 366 Clubs c 2 5 .:: E :: E E I Front Row: Janine Peterson, Sec., Keith Benefield, Pres., Dewayne Riddle, V. Pres. Back Row: Sherr Anderson, Jennifer Vernon, Hstr., Warren Perkins, Scott Wedge, Lisa Waldrop. Not Shown: Dr. Mortor Reed, Advisor, Tod Madderra, Treas. Front Row: Scott Arvin, Susan Hardin, Chera Estes. Second Row: Rod Jenkins, Julie Floyd, Meghan Smith, Mitzi Moorer, Susan Scroggins. Third Row: John Giddens, David Clark, Roger Sanders, Cliff Marek. Fourth Row: Tod Maddera, Ethan Butterworth. Fifth Row: Todd Turnquist, Mike McFall, Robby Ander- son, David Murphy. Back Row: Dodd Riley, Frank Sides, Chris Shirley, Keith Keller, John Berry, uburn Collegiate FFA Members include: Jimmy Black, Randy Bodine, Jim Britton, Wade Bullard, hillip Cherry, Stanley Clarke, John Colquitt, Phillip Cross, Jody Davis, Jayme Feary, Sandy Fields, Lee unter, Lamar Hamby, Jack Harris, Kyle Hearn, Terry Joe Holder, Daren Holland, Benny lsom, John Jones, lenn Maldy, Greg Martin, John McCrory, Greg Miller, Jackie Moore, Roy Morring, Stacy Norwood, Mike enny, Chris Pullen, Dion Rainwater, Fred Rayfield, Denise Smith, Mark Sullivan, Hank Summerford, Billy talker, Douglas Ward, Christie White, Larry Worsley, Terry Youngblood. , ' T 2 ront Row: David Robertson, Lori Woodham, Whit Fancher, Greg Bryla, Jenni Chandler, Cathryn Camp- ell, Ken Mullins, Bryan LaHaie, Richard Rome, Dick. Second Row: fcast in bronzej Bibb Graves. Back ow: Stephen Griffey, Curt Schrond, Jeff Bell, Linda Pouyadou, Steve Rashneesh Brooks, Fred Oumstead, loyd Perry, Andrea Lary, Matthew White, Amy Daugherty, Robert Freeman, J. K. Terry, Charles Sowell, ick Hill. 6 'E 4: u Clubs ASLA The students involved in the American Society of Landscape Architecture CASLAJ at Auburn were a special group. The Land- scape program, unlike other programs across the country, was located, along with related design curriculums in the School of Architecture. As student affiliates of the American Society of Landscape Architects we were concerned with plant material and the maximization of their natural beauty, but only as one small aspect of our total design commitment. We, primarily were concerned with environmental conditions in large urban centers, small rural com- munities and the natural landscape. The A.S.L.A. was concerned with all aspects of land management, land preservation and the design of the land to create a better en- vironment for all people. AUCFFA The primary purpose of the Auburn Col- legiate FFA chapter was to promote the development of agricultural leaders, especially future teachers of agribusiness, FFA advisors, and in addition future cooperative extension agents. The club met bimonthly on Tuesday nights and was one of the most active agriculturally oriented clubs on campus. The chapter operated under a committee system and was led by six officers and Dr. Gordon Pat- terson, the chapter's advisor. Clubs A 367 Clubs H.H.A.0. The Auburn University Health and Hospital Association Organization was a locally founded club which had a member- ship open to all students interested in the field of Health Service Administration. The H.H.A.O. provided opportunities for people interested in such fields as hospital ad- ministration, health planning, nursing home administration and other areas of health administration to learn more about those professions. Members heard lectures on various topics, have seen slide shows and been able to cultivate friendships with other students who shared similar in- terests. This organization was recently granted a charter as a student chapter of the American College of Healthcare Executives. A.S.Ph.A The Student American Pharmaceutical Association fAPhAj, the professional socie- ty for pharmacy students and an official subdivision of the American Phar- maceutical Association, accepted any stu- dent who was regularly enrolled in pre- pharmacy or pharmacy. The Auburn chapter met monthly and offered many social, educational and professional oppor- tunities to members. Committees such as Hypertension Screening and Consumer Awareness, allowed participation in ser- vices which benefitted the pharmacy profession. ky Clubs Front Row: Sheryl Young, Missy Mayrg Sec., LeeAnne Radcliff, Treas., Delia Tate, lst V. Pres. Back Row Duane Gallagher, Susan Bailey, Jennifer Huntington, Rich Pierson. Not Shown: Michelle Seaseg Pres. Michelle Miller, 2nd V. Pres. Front Row: Clyde Tucker, Sherry Peak, Randy Hayes Il, Jimbo Davis, Linda Elliott, Pres., Sue Ellen Mc- Crory: Treas., Celia Odom, Sec., Janie Peine, Sam Wakefield, V. Pres., Fran D'Amico, Bruce Berger, Ad visor. Back Row: Elaine Lee, Travis DeFreese, Carl McMillian, Jane Bondurant, Keith Cantrell, Joan Bell Dana Turnipseed, Bruce Moore. ront Row: Bob Wicklineg Pres., Chera Estesg E-Council, Denise Overstreetg Treas., Mark Whitworth, Sec. econd Row: Dr. M. A. Cutdhins, Beth Lee, Siobhan Roberts, Ted Welch, Randy Matthews. Third Row: :d Kane, Greg Matechak, Fred Robinson, Susan Spry. Fourth Row: Kent Fredrickson, John McGraw, my Rapaport, Brian Gwynn, Wayne Ajer. Fifth Row: Dale Senzek, James Packard, Joseph Robertson, 'ic Smith, Chris Crumbly. Back Row: Jerry Webb, Mike Lisano, Greg Graham, Tom Meredith, Greg nderson. - ront Row: Carl Lange, Tucker Ramsey, Kellie Morgan, Brucey Franklin. Second Row: Mack Sugs, Jan lack, Yvonne Sones, Grant Perry, Scott Roman. Third Row: Chris Ruf, Mark Valentino, John Helgensen, lchard Pope, Barry Winn, Eric Brinton. Fourth Row: David Sabo, Wendy Tiderman, Eric Rice, Ted reeman, Vasquez, Mark Barnett. Back Row: Charles Letherwood, Parrish Hanna, Pete Baldwin, Mark :hoenholz, Lewis Mustard, Mark Andrews, Byron Havard. Clubs A.I.A.A. The American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics, a professional engineer- ing organization of which the Auburn stu- dent chapter was a part, was involved in the dissemination of information pertaining to the Aerospace field. This information was relayed to the students through literature, meetings, including speakers from both the private sector and govern- ment agencies, and an annual student con- ference which Auburn students and students from other schools present technical papers and compete for awards. We have been well represented at these conferences presenting many papers and winning many awards. I.D.S.A. IDSA, an organization for students in- terested in the curriculum of Industrial Design, broadened the students' acquain- tance with the field of industrial design. ID- SA enabled students to establish contacts with other students in Industrial Design, both at his own and other schools, and to meet professionals actively engaged in the practice of Industrial Design. Participation in IDSA enhanced design awareness and helped in the transition into a professional career. Clubs 369 Clubs BUILDERS GUILD The Builders Guild was a student organization whose main goal was to pro- mote the study and advance the practice of construction and construction related fields. The guild facilitated the exchange of information and ideas between students and the construction industry. Throughout the year, guest speakers who were leaders in their particular field, addressed the guild to inform and update the members of the construction and contracting practices of today. An annual Homecoming picnic for all alumni also provided another chance for interaction between students and those who have already begun their career in construction. Members were involved in Fine Arts Week, Career Day and also par- ticipated in annual service projects for the community. A.S.M.E. The American Society of Mechanical Engineers was a professional organization which met weekly and was open to all mechanical engineering students. As members of ASME, we served as an infor- mation center for the mechanical engineers by offering plant trips, guest speakers from industry, and fellowship. Our activities included picnics, steak din- ners, intramural athletics, and regional ASME participation. Our members also served as guides during Engineering Week and participated in other E-Week festivities. ftl. f ltty l Q A 'Q X 'i u Front Row: Patricia Cook, Roger Bridges, John Hamner, Phil Christian, Michael Tuggle, Michael Williams Back Row: Peter Weiss, Faculty Advisor, Charles Pullin, Michael Tims, Michael Paradise, Fred Tucker Mark Jones. Front Row: Chris Gilleyg Membership Chairman, Jim Buchanong Plant Trip Chairman, Maggie Kahlg Sales Carolyn Bruce, Recording Secretary, Dodd Riley, V. Pres., Chuck Reidg Pres., Rob Smithsong Treas., Dr. Win- fred Shaw, Advisor, Robert Klein, John Barry: E-Council Rep. Second Row: John Craft, Steve Ball, Socia Chairman, Chuck Whitehead, Annice Miller. Third Row: Tana Dismukes, Veronica Sherard, Sandy Johnson. Fourth Row: Carl Mattie, Steve Hope, Greg Powers, Regie Spivey. Fifth Row: Jim Smith, Mary Sue Collins. Sixth Row: Mark Pugh, Jeff Pope, Steve Huddleston, Sigfred Pitpiton. Back Row: Chris Mix- son, Ronald Hall, Richard Dukes, Larry Young, Tim Ham. l.E.E.E. Clubs Approximately 10 percent of Auburn's undergraduates student body was composed nf electrical and computer engineering majors. Therefore, the Institute of Electrical -and Electronics Engineers' UEEEJ student chapter performed important services that 'eached a large number of the students on this campus. The purpose of IEEE was to enhance the understanding EE's and CPE's have of their chosen career fields, and to ntroduce them to their respective professional environments. IEEE hosted speakers 'rom various companies at weekly meetings and worked with the engineering council .o coordinate activities for E-Day. Tim Haskewg Chairman of Power Engineering Socie- ty, Stuart Hadeng 2nd V. Pres,-Chairman, Richard Hollowayg Treas., Chris Glasscockg Chairman, Leo Grigsbyg Faculty Advisor, Noel Engelman, lst V. Chairman, Mike McLain: Membership Chairman, Graham Rhodesg Publicity Chairman. Not Shown: Craig Shirleyg Computer Society Chairman, Lee Storeyg Sec. clubs 3 Clubs ACM! 1EEEcs The Association for Computing Machinery QACMJ and the IEEE Computer Society were two internationally recogniz- ed computing societies dedicated to in- dividuals engaged in the sciences and arts of information processing. At Auburn, the two societies combined their vast resources into one organization with mutual interests and goals. The organiza- tion was recognized this past year during Auburn Llniversity's Organization Day as a leading professional society at Auburn. This award was based on the many ac- tivities sponsored by the ACMXIEEE CS during the past year. Significant projects for the past year consisted of painting the Lee County Red Cross Building, sponsoring the first annual Engineering Placement Night fbenefitting all engineering cur- riculumsj, offering free personal computing consulting to local area businesses, col- lected over one thousand dollars in canned food for the Lee County Food Bank, spon- sored students who wished to attend the 1986 SCS Simulation Conference, orga- nized and funded the Computer Science and Engineering Newsletter, fThe ACM Databusj, co-hosted the 1986 Engineering Alumni Steak Fry, donated a faculty direc- tory to the CSE department, a department approved test file, very low PC diskett prices, placement files fincludes interview- ing information and job applicationsj, and monthly meetings featured national and faculty lecturers. Club- , IV, fl ls- X A XX' X C ff u fs. .. fa Above: Jimmy Herrin, V. Pres. of ACMXIEEE Computer Society, helped paint Lee County Red Cross Building. Above Right: Dan Kolar batted for ACMXIEEE CS Base Engineers. r e 'fi .If 'E n v .c Above: Craig Shirley, Pres. of the ACMXIEEE Com- puter Society, accepted an SGA award from Debbie Shaw which designated the organization as one of Auburn's top professional organizations for 1986. Clubs CM Members: Steve Bailey, Sonya Bass, Dennis runner, Joel Busby, Dr. K.H. Chang, Wenka Chung, bbby Clay, Susan Coddington, Gordon Colburn, lark Costanza, Dr. James Cross, P.A.D. Demaine, randon Dewberry, Glenn Engstrand, Page Farmer, bseph Ferguson, Rhonda Forbes, Bert Gangl, James ivens, Jeff Graves, David Griffin, Charles Gunter, evin Haga, David Haley, Lisa Hancock, Daniel arper, Dave Head, Gregory Henderson, James Her- en, Timothy Herren, Bill Howel, Amy Jackson, An- 'ew Keys, Dan Kolar, Roger Kooby, Mark Lacanne, uzy Landis, Mike Lawler, David Leavell, Mike Logue, odney Lucas, Gina Malblis, Jim McAlarney, Roy Mc- lendon, Alan McCutchin, Melissa McLaurine, Dee Ee Messick, Terri Miller, Clay Mims, Dan Mitchell, nnifer Mitchell, Teri Mitchell, Liz Morris, Kelly Mor- son, David Nixon. Carol O'hara, Michael Osborne, layne Padgett, Joe Page, Trace Parish, Julie Peter- Jn, Dr, Thomas Phillips, Sean Postlewaite, Ramacha Pmakrishnar., Amy Rapoport, Renee Reick, Fred eynolds, Eric Richards, Monty Richter, Howard ush, Kevin Russell, Bill Schneider, Eddie Shepard, Wraig Shirley, Nancy Simpson, Kirk Stricklan, Kevin ullivan, John Taylor, Fehmi Tokay, Paula Sue Utter, r. Charles Vick, Chas Watson, Gregory Whitfield, Jill lilliams. Wham V k , ' , -fr -,,,.,.,,MMs , , ,N ,, ,,,, ,,,, WW, na-ers , - , .,.,, . , vi .9 E Q ACMXIEEE Computer Society members gather together to attend Engineering Placement Night. Clubs SOCCER SWEETHEARTS Q, Z, B 54 C o 0. A E o 5 . ,.,, .. V, 5,6 C v , ,.., , 139 C J S I he 1 iw , - ,-.f 'X', 1 ' . ,A V - . u Q s ef t ssrs ' aw Q cf . j is ,A :X , . .11 I X .. ' ,- 19: ' fwfr-. if ,C - -HF--f f . R .fd i N . . X i , h 'V ff . t va r. , ev , I C C . fx? Sal' is -I :r H1 .- 3' :, o -, .-. :r FD an N 3 0 5 3' ... :r O .-. m DI 3 2 :rs :r nv ua DI :x Q. .. U3 FD Ol U3 0 P Front Row: Jennifer Hutchison, Penny Sims, Cynthia Carpenter, Gwen Miller, Jennifer Florence, Mary Bagby Second Row: Cheryl Addison, Michelle Mad- dox, Lizette Peredo, Leigh Lemmings, Melissa Bowden, Suzanne Kane, Krista Murphree. Back Row: Laura Roberts, Marilyn Skinner, Tara Petosa, Lori Strasser, Julie Phelps, Amy Umfress, Tiffany Dixon Jaimi Gibson, Tracy Tapp. 'iid , SOCCER W 11 --r f k wifillm. C ront Row: Bobby Pearce. Back Row: Jeff Lehman, Sporto, Erin Durham, Mark Russell, Scott Dunbar, obert Lloyd, Kelly Boone, Rob Williams. ront Row: Jeff Smith, Tom Carlos, Chuck Lehman, Charles Abrams, Jimmy Fowler, Tony Abernathy, ary Johnson. Back Row: Chuck Smotherman, Chris Raab, Scott Woodsen, Greg Smith, Chris Braddy, Charlie Duggan, Andy Phillips. AUBLIR Ll IVERSITY SCDCCER glut, l l 375 Clubs N.S.B.E. The National Society of Black Engineers was a student organization whose goals were the recruitment retention and suc- cessful graduation of blacks in engineering. The Auburn chapter of NSBE received its charter in the fall of 1986 and has been in- volved in Organizations Day, E Day and sponsored a black history month program. Recently the Auburn chapter and the Tuskegee chapter of NSBE co-sponsored a regional conference which allowed students from chapters in Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, Kentucky and Tennessee, to meet and exchange ideas concerning the NSBE national conference which was to be held in Dallas Texas. NSBE was open to all engineering majors and to students in related fields The organization had weekly meetings and study sessions and was in the process of organizing a test file. O.P.H.D. The Organization of Professionals in Human Development was a service organization dedicated to enhancing the profession of Family and Child Develop- ment. Membership was open to Family and Child Development majors or other students interested in family relations and child development. Programs at the biweekly meetings included such topics as senior internship, professional organiza- tions and guest speakers who shared ex- periences related to the field of human ecology. The organizations major project this year was a Childrens Fair which they sponsored to celebrate the Child Study Centers 60th anniversary. l.. W l E az C .cz U in 3-16 T st... z Jorune Simpkins, Sherry Whetstone, Mitchell Belser, Valerie Brown, Johnnie MacHulett, Denise Spencer Deidra Taylor, Kenneth Kelly, Angela Cox. Not Pictured: Jay Lewis, Roderick Patrick Davis, Stephanil Cameran, Gerald Williams, Rodney Lucas. Front Row: Laura GrantgSec,fTres., Stacey ChadwickgPres., Suzanne ShawgV.P. Back Row: Dr. Jacquelyn Mizegco-Advisor, Glenda Johnston, Kim Walley, Robin French, Jill Zembower, Dr. Tom Smithgco-advisor. Not Pictured: Melissa SchuItzgPubl. Chrmn. 'ont Row: Stephanie Fullerg Pub. Mgr., Susie Fullerg Sec., Andrea Allen, Pres., Susan Owens: Treas., Lisa irtong V. Pres. Second Row: Cindy Cannon, Susan Jones, Pam Renfroe, Pam Cook, Leigh Stevens, ichelle Bonam, Wendy Reick, Pam Ledbetter, Laura Lorenz, Mary Beth Myers, Michele Fallitta, Candi irver. Back Row: Mary Blount, Michielle Sego, Angie Thomas, Leisa Lee, Leighanne Davis, Amanda Espy, Janna Wilson, Kimber Freeman, Mary Ann Seifert, Cindy Paulchak, Wendy Phoebus, Michele Reeves, Jdrey Williams, Janet Grady, Becky Wheeler, Meg Potter, Sherry Whetstone, Debra Roberts, Brenda Jberts, Midge Taylor, Jennifer Painter, Clair Owen, Andrea Mclelland, Laurie Cheney, Susan Stoud, Leetha nalfant, Monica Montgomery. Clubs DLINKIN' DARLINGS The Dunkin' Darlings were the official hostesses for the Men and Women's basketball teams. The girls were chosen in the fall and their duties began immediately. Under the guidance of Mrs. Billy Ledbetter, the Dunkin' Darlings advertised and pro- moted all home games which they attend- ed. The girls also hosted the scholarship lounge, planned socials for the players, and helped in halftime skits. They continued the Auburn spirit by attending many away games, and getting the students involved. Although this was Dunkin' Darlings second year as an organization, it was a rewarding experience to be involved in one of Auburn's traditions. CATHOLIC STLIDE T ORGAN. Convinced of the unique gifts of each person the Catholic Student Organization offered opportunities for worship, educa- tion, social events, and apostolic action. In an atmosphere of caring and mutual respect, the students strove to form the faith community, appropriate the faith, form the Christian conscience, educate for justice, facilitate personal development and develop leaders for the future. The CSO also emphasized hospitality and ser- vice to sisters and brothers in need. eaubs T .377 Clubs SPIKETTES As the official hostesses of the track team, the Spikettes had many duties throughout the year. Before school even began in the fall, the cross country season had begun, and then came the indoor season, followed by outdoor track. Along with working the track meets, the Spiket- tes also helped with the ODK cake race, the intramural and Blue Orange meets, the Montgomery Invitational, the Meet of Champions, recruiting and Special Olym- pics. But the best part of being a Spikette was the Big BrotherfBig Sister program. This could included anything from a scavenger hunt, rolling a room, or a funny sign, to just spending time together at a party. Anyone who has ever been a Spikette would tell you that though the work was often hard, the friendships made and the fun we had made it all worth it. 378' mg A Front Row: Marti Moore, ,Kelly Gullege, Dawn Pino, Wendy Barkowg Tres., Margie Saundersg Pres., Jenny Dixon, Secr., Jill Heaton, Mary Ann Marshall Second Row: Kelly Demson, Jan Brown, Ashley Moon, Beth Jones, Emily Spaulding, Christianna McCaleb, , , Robin Ashurst, Rhonda Ragsdale. Third Row: Debra Turner, Dawn Batch, Melissa Robinson, Nancy Rogers, Kristi Marks, Natalie Cox, ,Julie Fox, Kimber- ly Walters, Kelly Fredrick, Chris Reaves, Betsy Franklin Back Row: Beth Grainger, , Dana Grarger, Amy Tucker, Catherine Nicol, Tracy Fraher, Kim Wood, Joni Jane, Rhonda Melton. A.C.l. PLAYERS The Players organization has been a theatrical tradition on campus since 1913, supporting theatrical events, and providing a common meeting ground for those in- terested in the performing arts. During the 1986-87 year the A.U. Players were involv- ed in the production of Peter Pan and many other plays. Players was not for theatre majors only, but for anyone with a theatrical drive and a general interest in fun. Au. WATER SKI The Auburn University Waterski Club promoted the sport of waterskiing recrea- tionally and competitively, at both the local and national collegiate levels. The Auburn Ski Team, selected from members, was one of the nations best. For the past five years, Auburn has won the South Atlantic Conference and placed eighth in the nation for 1986 at the collegiate nationals. The club provided its members with a Ski Nautique, all equipment, a ski lake, as well as a friendly group of people who were will- ing to teach and promote the sport. Because of the clubs tremendous commit- ment to the sport of waterskiing, and the outstanding achievement of Auburn's team, the Waterski Club was again award- ed the Sport Club of the Year for 1986. 1 clubs .g,s 379 tudent overnment Association As President of the Student Government Association, l began my term with three general objectives. The first was to con- tinue and improve upon the existing pro- grams and services sponsored by the SGA, and the second was to increase student awareness and involvement in campus issues. However, ,the primary goal set by SGA this year's administration was to make a concentrated effort to complete several major projects begun by previous ad- ministrations, and to implement new pro- jects of our own. Some of this year's accomplishments in- cluded: a reorganization of the Student Senate, a revised code of Student Discipline, the establishment of a Council of School Presidents, an improved minori- ty recruitment program, increased student lobbying, and the establishment of a stu- dent drug and alcohol information center. Throughout the year, l constantly stressed the SGA's responsibility to th student body and to Auburn University Auburn, as a community and a university has given each of us a unique opportunitj to develop our individual character. In turr we hoped that the efforts of the SGA havi indeed made Auburn a better place. MQ term as SGA President has been rewarding and enjoyable, and l have considered it , privilege to serve the students of Auburl Llniversity. Communications President Robert Maund Ea fl i 3 I hrhard! Vice-President A John Irwin As Vice President of the Student Government Association, l had three main duties: to preside over the Student Senate, to coordinate and motivate the student standing committees, and to work effec- tively with the other executive officers. To me, however, the most important of these was the motivation of the standing com- mittees. lt was through these committees that our senators served Auburn University. One of my main goals this year was to make the SGA, as well as Auburn, a better place. l honestly believed that this year's young Senate worked diligently to ac- complish this goal. Our community has become a better place through their hard work. This past year has been a learning experience as well as an incredible oppor- tunity to serve Auburn. f ff.l f .Treasurer . gf f Tim Mitchell ps l was very thankful for the opportunity the students of Auburn gave me to work in the SGA for the past three years. Both my two years as a Senator and this year as Treasurer left me with many fond memories. As Treasurer, my duties included issuing purchase orders, sending out vouchers to pay expenses, and performing other tasks involved with bookkeeping. I also had the privilege this year of setting up a computer spreadsheet to handle the various ac- counts. Other duties of the Treasurer in- cluded: overseeing fundraisers, handling the various income accounts, and making sure the students were informed as to how the Student Activities Fees were being spent. Assistants Jim Kirkpatrick, Patti Mosley, and Corinne Todd were vital in taking care of these duties. l am very thankful to them for their help and l hope they had as much fun working with me as l had working with them. The real thanks should go to the students for having trusted me with the responsibility and privilege of SGA Treasurer. WAR EAGLE! Communications 1 -z ' f f -, If , .Urn'f-1'51Jrf5132'ijitiiwtilliezfrilvfix- fit: 1' ' ' ' The job of Administrative Vice President invoved three aspects. The primary responsibility was to preside over all meetings of the President's Executive Cabinet and to work with each member to ensure that all projects were completed in the most efficient manner. The second fac- tor of my job was to relieve the President of as much work as possible so that he could work more effectively with the Administra- tion and attend to any unpredicted situa- tions which may have arisen. The final aspect of this position concerned coordina- tion and communication. All projects and duties which l had control over were ex- plained in detail to the other executive of- ficers in order to predict and avoid any complications that may have resulted. This position was a particularly rewar- ding one because l had the chance to work with an enthusiastic group of students whose main goal was to make Auburn University a better place to live. l also en- joyed the chance to develop a better rela- tionship with and appreciation for this Llniversity's Administration. 2 l z 5 I . t t 4 ls ii 1 ze T 'l 'A I if 5 I 2 if i pl it f il t li , J 3 Y l T f, Q Q gi is sf l' e T 5 3 l j E + r t g l 1 1 i l SGA CABI ET ehrhardt Front Row: Gwen Hitchcock, Ingram James, Tricia Thornton Second Row Greg Herman Alan Lowmal Sam Smith, Harold Melton, Jeffrey Moore, Jack Clark 382 Communications 1 - - I I I I I 25 I? ,E If li if I I ii ll ii 1 YI I I I I ,E I is ,I i I - if ' ii . E li , 'r 54 I: ig I. ,Q ,X EXECUTIVE OFFICES 22ZEZ,'E?,'iQ 3332 l'1i'.SlThT,i5EyTZlS5'?.5dfl?lfeJYifkia323722,'??eeyntSa,?5'l?if Daniel Lindsey, David McCalman, Charles Campbell. I i - 3 I I i , f Al i A i N 1 ' . 1' ' X 5 'Y ' U I ' I 5 I fl I ' I I il I I I I I i , , K 1 , x I V - , . , , 1 1 2 , I ' , , l i i, 1 1 '02, ,If vi ' ACADEMIC AFFAIRS POLITICAL AFFAIRS Susan Caneva, Page Gamble, Rodney Lenz, Tad Lidikay. Geoff Gaunt, Elissa Price, Sykes Smith. Communications ehrhardt I 'S lu E cu l ' ' ll ll ll ' f ll 'l il iz i ll N Si xl il lf if ll t T Z , 5 i T J ti ll gi il ll i I i ,l' 2 E p i l ll ll Q ll if l 9 li 2 T1 .e Q5 it ll fl r Vi i in 1 ll l' l 'Q l 1 L fl .A l 1 lf ,re T it y l A i ll PUB jej1sieJlgllar1xLeJyiCindy Holland, Kim Floyd, Suanne Waller. Back Row: Dan McCully, Rhonda Rook: THE SENATE E I 5 5 . l,,l,,ti,,s L f , ,ligl 3, 1 gait ' Front Row: Lynn Travis, Penny Thompson, Melissa Gillette, Alissa Whitlock, John lrwin, Merrile Phillips, Chris Stone, Kelly Boyd, Mary Sue Collins, Deborah Horton! Sara Wakefield. Second Row: Tony Godwin, Alexander Atwater, Ken Dunn, Scott Golden, Mary Jo Bagley, Amy Judkins, Anna Kilgo, Lesley Posey, Andrew Mcltleilll Mark Murphy, David Wagner, Hal Finney, Jim Kirkpatrick, Back Row: Al Brown, Rick Hale, Del Holley, Dalton Smith, Dozier Smith, Len Shannon, Jim Johnson, Pal Martin, Richard Hare, Al Saunders, Stephen Maher, Advisor Grant Davis, Communications niversity rogram ouncil LIPC The University Program Council KLIPCJ was the student organization responsible for the acquisition of entertainment for the student body. As an organization, we operated through nine committees, incor- porating varied areas of entertainment as requested by students. The committees were responsible for selection, promotion and production of the many events that the students decided to bring. Committee members assumed many responsibilities that would enhance their college ex- perience. Membership on the varied com- mittees was open to any student. ,1- STLIDENT ASSISTANT COORDINATOR COORDINATOR STANLEY MOORE DON KELLER Front Row: Don Keller, Sandra Appel, Melody Johnson, Stanley Moore. Second Row: Jay Bray, Bruce Call, Fran Pierson, Teresa Farrell, Scott Porter, Vance Fallin. Back Row: Jeff Wright, Mark Leininger. Communications H 0 RIZONS 4:54 fu Ba rne ,fi dgf 4? 135 Director An-, .,-f. UPC CCDMMITTEES earne S! .'h. ' fi hqlv if b'V,. K' A fi h ' N ,V ff ii 2 i . I .. 7 !,A' 'j,,MA:Sr,, V . X-X Q Ni :K ,,,... 5 5,55 y , Q- -lti::x,.-- rlf 4 . , , N L SK fkl VY 2 2 cn ,E vi Front Row: Maureen lannone, Angela Gagliano, Laura Blake, Jennifer White, Vicky Varone, Krista Murphre Suzanne Kane, Steve Brooks. Back Row: Kevin Russell, Elise Powell, Michele Wells, Amy Durkee, Mark Lei inger, Jay Hancock. P Front Row: Douglas Robinson, John Dowaschinski. Second Row: Beth Hardin, Mary Tally Martin, Eri Wright, Martha Dixon, Kathy McGlynn, Cathy Moloney, Marnie Smith. Back Row: Walt Mussell, Kevin Russ Jay Bray, Walter Weingarten, Greg Burke, 386 Communications EHITIESI Front Row: Mary Tally Martin, Alison Pruitt, Amy Burroughs, Melody Johnson. Back Row: Lewis Baco James Pope, Scott Wedge. ront Row: Beth Jones, Christine Paine, Kathleen Clarke, Katie Melton, Anne Marie MacPhail, Margaret Dun- an, Tonya Graham, Jackie Burek, Kerry Donnelly, Lisa Wells. Second Row: Lisa Pearce, Meg Trueb, Shirley chofield, Stacey Rife, Sharon Murkerson, Crystal Cook, Johnny Moreno, Andy Lee, Krista Lee, Lori Fradella, anie Lewison, Pam Radtke, Kathy McGlynn, Terrie Schofield. Back Row: Charles Letherwood, Bruce Call. Front Row: Mary Ann Seifert, Teresa Farrell, Charlath Cunningham, Mardi Abell, Corinne Todd, Jennifer Wilson. Second Row: Cameron Wesson, Frank Duncan, Sarah Wakeford, Fran Pierson, Melvin Dale. Back Row: Chris Raispis, Derrick Blackshear, George Talley, Randy Lyons, John Johnson, Richard Hare. TE cu E nu ua 5 in 2 on .E vi earnest PUBLICITY es! earn earnest eider ,,,,,, it AFFAIRS ' C? schn fi o 3 3 L: 2. ru 9. 5. 3 U3 Q Nl Q 9-11 e-if T3 ff' - , i ' H I fffifeili -v im! ,fW K -I-+'.t, ,f I - ' . 5 'll. ll, , v A I . ,, f,D1rector Fran Pierson riet 388 ' SDN in 1,0 .0 Y 'I 43' s,- Communications UPC CDMMITTEES Chip Charnley, Rob Schoenl, Dave Wilson, Cynthia Koontz, Tom Channell, Spencer Young, Claudia Flower Lynn Brown, Deborah Chilcote, Kellie Dare, Lynn Belling, Chris Nelson, Joni Jane, Bill Widhelm, Anna Morga Jennifer Duncan, Christie Melton, Margot Black, Lynn Ledbetter, Lea Lewis, Karen Radwill, Susan Headwi Susan Headley, Sharon Forshee, Kelly Kunz, Natalie Gleaton, Angele Bodet, Leigh Nichols, Gay Gleghorn, Jer nifer Huddleston, Tanya Bollinger, Elisa Smith, Christie Porter, Ki Sanders, Stephanie Classen, Anne Scheure, Martha Dixon, Kathy McGlynn, Allison Eggleston, Lara Hester, Tina Gilley, Amanda Robertson, Teresa Farrell. Front Row: Christina Smith, Maria Justice, Laura Hill, Sonya Montgomery, Mary Anne Gardner, Amy Bum roughs, Deanna Petillo, Diane Sisson, Susan Julian, Kelly O'Connor, Lynn Wirth, Anne-Marie Ellis, Shell Garner. Back Row: Rick Thigpen, Paul DuPoe, James Pope, Steve Robbins, Michael O'Connor, Donal MacGregor, Steven Stiefel, Greg Carpenter, Tim Carpenter, Anthony Aguilar. Rich Davis, Sharon Blackman, Kristin Speir, Tammy Davis, Shara Green, Stanley Chapman, Jerry White, Te Gilmer, Tricia Bradley, Louise Banker, Tracey Cushman, Fred Dansby, Keith Morgan, Corrie West, Lori Ander son, Marjorie Martin, Ruth Walker, Allen Averette, George Edlund, Mike Gunter, David Ochsenknecht, Mik Hogan, Laurel Donaldson, Susan Huey, Sabrina Boswell, Laure Evans, Chelle Johnson, Jennifer Abbott, Lis Waldroup, Stephanie Bauldoff, David Amerson, Joel Moore, Kellie Rosic. UPC M ASSOCIATES 6 Vance Fallin-Public Relations Liaison Melody Johnson-Committee involvement 1 :T - 7 . ' 'H if L ,, , ag L ' 'amz if ' 112. 'Q' .' - 1 ' t. s ll- ' . 3 John Bur ess, Jr.-The man in char e Jenn B num-Secretar Catherine Radford-Secretar 9 Y I 'fs T5 E' 5 The UPC Assistants Stanley Moore-the Student Coordinator! Marsha Mitchum-the UPC Advisor Communications 389 earnest Ell'l'1ESf PLAINSMAN Bringing in the new probably best describes this year's Plainsman staff. All the old editors and stand-bys left last spring and summer, and with that they were replaced with young, eager, and energetic Cnot for longj editors, assistants and staff. With these new people came new thoughts, new ideas, new plans, and best of all, earlier deadlines. No longer did the Plainsman staff stay until 2 a.m. on Tues- day night, and by 5 p.m. Wednesday after- noon there hasn't been a soul in sight. Why the change? For one, the dedicated and erstwhile editors decided this year, unlike previous years, that they would at- tend classes on a regular basis. The reorganization of the newspaper by these editors made the Plainsman run like the proverbial well-oiled machine, with all cogs purring. And just who are these people who decided that just for once the Plainsman of- fice would be clean? Who dared to fix the holes in the walls and buy new'desks? Some do it for the love of the newspaper, others are masochists. A few dared to walk in our office once, and now cannot escape. Chris Quiet Mouse Roush, editor wears tie-dyed clothes, our Lone Spade 390 Communications McQuade, easy, easy, simmer , resident alcoholic, keeps everybody on their toes with dry wit, too organized, Mr. Vulgarity's best friend, proves that editors can make good grades, went to church foncej. Stephanie ul love ODK Hunt, managing editor . . . likes to drink on Sundays, hates honoraries, headed for Law School, he's not a happy camper, lean, mean basket- ball machine , has boyfriends all over the Southeast, l'm not coming to staff meetings , allergic to newsprint, voted Most Opinionated. Bret Wheat, barley, alfalfa Pippen, news editor true Southern gentleman, but cusses too much, likes porn queens, has eternal limp, Hey, doodoo head, wears KA hat constantly, part of Decatur connection, does he have hair? Chuck Will you size this for me? Cole, sports editor ffallj . . . resigned to become senior writer and get in shape , also head- ed for Law School, loves wake-up calls, needs a date for homecoming, lives in Margaritaville, no letters. Chris Cowach Linville, sports editor . . . other half of Decatur connection, was assistant sports editor for eternity, finally speaking up, baseball fanatic second only to Roush, Tennis anyone? Ken Where are my dummies? Hat- taway, entertainment editor ffallj . . . never satisfied with pages, hates house ads, has a tail, random designs, Who needs stories with bylines? Amy Jump back Cates, entertainment editor Have you seen Mahaffey? , decibels, belching queen, the loud ChiO, female incarnation of Mahaffey, future editor Cheaven forbidj. Johnna One-minute Rice, feature editor ffallj once into religion, then features, now hates journalism and getting out, into counseling. Allison Bish the Dish Bishop, feature editor . . . gives you the stare, real talkative to SGA people, knows Dwight Yoakum personally. Patti Have you heard this rumor? Colegrove, copy editor . . . resident whiner, wears a visor inside, perfect copy editor, sick all the time, Are you mad at me? , has problem with blue pens and exactos walking away. Russ Tex Austin, photo editor . . . thin as a rail, has vanity license plates, Speak up, Russ , has answering service that laughs back at you, pleaded for Jay to omeback. Martha Miss GQ Jones, art editor . . . lso the only staff person who is fashion onsciousg draws incredible art, helped with editorial cartoons, sometimes by ccident. 1 Sid Pumpkin Browning, technical Editor ffallj Serving Auburn students ince 19815 our favorite Martiang want to rade some pica sticks for an exacto Lnife? g welcome to the wonderful world of echnical journalism, likes to break a leg, eriously. Kirsten Jump page Schlichting, chnical editor . . , nobody can pronounce st name, or first, lives to do the jump Advisor Ed Williams pages, likes to critique newspaper, has finger protector on exactog originator of Campus Underwear. Diana The Hooter Houghton, assistant news editor . . . very dedicated, has thing for writing about old women, one of the old timers. Kristi The Greek Francis, assistant news editor . . . the quiet Zetag got out of journalism after taking Dr. Browng loves headlines and Russian booksg does work of two people. Cary The Immortal Estes, assistant sports editor . . . trivia king of sports staff, can spell Octavius frontwards and backwardsq best all-round writer, dedicated. Kathleen Water Mullins, assistant copy editor one of copy staff's giddy women, Yankee accent still prevalentg was dope dealer in Bolivia. These are the people that made the 1986-87 Plainsman what it was. A group of people who became close as the year wore on, not because they liked each other, but because of necessity. These people were true friends to each other. They were able to joke and criticize one another, but were still able to compli- ment the person who did a good job. This staff's goal was to put out the best Plainsman ever. They may have succeed- ed, they may not have. But they all know they had fun trying. Business Staff While the editorial staff was writing and laying-out stories, the business staff was N selling and designing advertising. The pressure was somewhat the same, Mr. Deadline was always looming large. There was also something else at stake: money. The cast of more than a dozen crammed into Room 7 had a lot of personality and a lot of diversity. We were: Tommy Wofford-Fall Business Manager . . . Never went to class . . . loves the phone company . . . looking for his chair . . . waiting for Tomboy to come back to town . . . has learned to party in his old collegiate age . . . Luz stop talking Spanish! . . . misses Amber . . . doesn't have enough time to use the phone. Luz Sabillon-Winter Business Manager . . . Plainsman's token Latin American . . . has Tommy's and Andrew's favorite hair . . . la luz de mi vida . . . has liars for friends . . . vacations in Helen, GA . . . wants an A sticker. Sandy Mullins-Layout Coordinator . . . lives at Farmhouse . , . gets Tommy out of scrapes . . . Hot Dog connoiseur . . . would like to graduate in this lifetime . . . newest movie critic. Katy Worthington-Production Manager . . . aka Katy Washington . . . arrives in the office at the crack of dawn . . . university jet setter has 5,986 letters from the summer at camp . . . champion repeller. Layout Specialists- Charlotte Turner . . . business staff veteran . . . constantly calm and supportive . . . doesn't have to do Rec Page anymore ...Tri Delt ffl. Jenny Chuang . . . Tri Delt 42 . . . likes Tall men . . . likes to drop classes . . . loves Editor Chris Roush and Managing Editor Stephanie Hunt Accounts Supervisor Joy Bufford Communications 1 PLAIINISMA ...ta ' f W ' ' mf,.vs., , 4 , , 1 Business Staff: Karen Pelczar,Luz Sabillon,Barbie Ledbetter, Kit Kilponen,Tommy Wof- ford,Susan Brown,Katy Worthington. I to eat at War Eagle. Susan Brown . . . former Glom queen . . . art in a pinch . . . Can I do Classifieds? . . . I need some THICK black border tape. Kit Kilponen . . . soon to be married . . . brings musical diversity to the business of- fice . . . influential without being obtrusive. Monique Earl . , . I'm not on work- study . . . Auburn's future film director . . . wants Tommy to use her coupons . . . lay it on the line, Monique . . . doesn't mess around. Karen Pelczar . . . doesn't talk much, but she sure is easy to get along with . . . soon to be a marketing major . . . loves Rusty's . . . has Tommy's favorite eyes. Advertising Representatives- Andrew Hart . . . Plainsman's Man of Auburn . . . coarse . . . MRPSG . . . left his heart in Atlanta . . . Lacrosse king . . . wor- ried about his skin . . . clothes horse . . . is teaching Tommy good taste . . . flushed his toothbrush down the toilet. Barbie Ledbetter Do you need the movie ads today? . . . Has Todd called? . . . holds down ten jobs at once. Jennie Childress . . . Tommy's A-Ha buddy . . . hard to ruffle . . . another marketing major. Todd Mclntyre . . . loves to interview . . . 392 Communications PMT Specialist Mike Mahaffey E ,... H,M,, Z1g1 x r,' hlnisk Typesetter Laura DeLaVergne Gm Secretary Agness Casaday 393 Chi Phi PR man . .. on the ball . . . Have we heard from Ellis-Harper? Hank Freeman . . . a wonderful kind of guy doesn't have a gold chain or a blow-dryer . . . Chuck Cole's mustache consultant . . . possum killer. Also supporting the Plainsman effort are our top-notch typesetters, Phillip Benefield, Laura DeLaVergne, Dawn Lind- say, and Kathleen Morgan, our fun-filled and talkative PMT specialist Mike Mahaf- fey and our business clerks, Ann Marie Gibbs, Wendy Woodall. and Wanda Bankston. Once again, the heartfelt thanks of the entire staff go to our secretaryftypesetter coordinator Agness Casaday, our advisor Ed Williams, and to Accounts Supervisor Joy Bufford for providing stability, con- tinuity and vision that keeps our paper first rate. .ASv ' PLAINSMA Business Manager Tommy Wofford Copy Editor Patti Colegrove Technical Editor Sid Browning 394 Communications ahh 1 x K 5 4 5 if if vi 'U jf . News Editor Bret Pippen E vu : ls dm ANL? The Plainsman Staff Communications CGMMLINICATIONS BCARD Front Row: Jack Simms, Trey Sanders, Clare Wat- son, Debbie Shaw. Back Row: David Housel, Robert Maund, Pat Barnes, George Blanks, Ernest Phillips. 396 Communications The Board of Student Communications regulated the operation of the GLOMERATA, the PLAINSMAN, the CIR- CLE, the TIGER CUB, and WEGL. The authority of the board was outlined in the Student Government Association's Code of Laws. The Communications Board performed several functions which included the super- vision of budget operations, the approval of editorial policies, the selection of editors .QS or business managers for some of the publications, and the selection of the sta- tion manager for WEGL. Voting members of the Board were the Vice-President for Student Affairs, fChair- manj, a President's representative, the University Business Manager, a journalism instructor, a special instructor, the Presi- dent of the SGA, and six members of the senior class. Representatives of each area met regularly with the Board. l l gg, TIGER cue THE CIRCLE Y... The TIGER CUB, Auburn Llniversity's student handbook, was designed to orient the new student towards campus and its various activities. The book contained helpful information about organizations, honoraries, fraternities, sororities, student services, and the administration. Also in- cluded were interesting facts about Auburn history and tradition, as well as a com- prehensive set of the f.Iniversity's regulations. Debbie Shaw, Advisor, Susan Spencer, Editorg Whitney Weeks, Business Manager. THE CIRCLE, Auburn LIniversity's General Interest Magazine, was published twice yearly. As its name implies, it was a well-rounded magazine, which catered to the interests and ideas of the Auburn University community. THE CIRCLE featured the best stories, articles, fiction, non-fiction, artwork, and photography sub- mitted by the students and staff of Auburn. Sumarie Bass, Tom Neeley, Amy Henderson, David Wimberley-EDITOR, Frankie Minor, Theresa Rudy, Melissa Gay Dickson, Karen Price, Liz Shaffer, Helen Brock. Communications FM91.1 In 1987, WEGL was committed as always to being your musical alternative. An expanded staff and new equipment im- proved our sound quality tremendously, we worked towards an increase in power by expanding both the Sunday Jazz and Golden Oldies shows by two hours, and by returning On the Air, Auburn's best call-in talk show, to a two hour format. Other ex- citing improvements included special pro- gramming for holidays. Our faculty ad- visor, Professor Steve Padgett, guided us through the year and helped us attain new programming heights. The WEGL Staff was one of the hardest-working anywhere, and student response has greatly increased this year. 1987 was truly a very good year. EGL heath General Manager Michele Malach 5 n v J: Productions Manager Program Dlrector Tommy Smeltzer Robb Brantley Communications Mainstream Announcers ' - Q - - -1- First Row: Eric Wagoner, Chris Burt, David Marshall, Tommy Smeltzer,Blake Herrin. Second Row: Carrie Mitchell, Deborah Hileman, Summer Canup, Michele Malach, Margaret Moore, Stacy Kulaw, Tom Sloss. Third Row: Hugh llenda, Rob Bourke, Chad Little, Stacy Fugate, Marty Anderson, Todd Pettigrew, Robb Brantley. Back Row: Keen Duke, Margie Moore, Dave Kromann, Clint Welch, Chuck Oliver, Monica Depauw, Lloyd Goldschmidt, Bill McKenna, Glenn Kaufman, News Department Marty Anderson, Robert Daffin, Lloyd Goldschmidt, Deborah Hileman, Chuck Oliver, Monica DePauw, Hugh llenda, Matt Smith. Communications 399 Specialty Show Announcers Front Row: Blake Herrin-On The Air, Monica DePauw-Bluegrass Revival, Michele Malach-Bluegrass Revival and NMR, Margaret Moore-New Music Report, Seconi Row: Adam Robinson-Spare Parts, Hugh llenda-Southern Pride, Chris Burt-Crescendo, Jim Ball'Sunday Jazz, Robb Brantley-Country Bunker and NMR, Tomm Smeltzer-On The Air and NMR. Back Row: Drew Westrope-Spare Parts, Tom Tatom- Whiplash, Marty Anderson, Bill Bolen-Living Proof, Otho Wilburn- Mellow Show. - Q Q , .9 O f ' X, :mum ll - -5 'E fu U . 7-C 1 News Director Music Director Monica DePauw David Marshall Communications Management ' Ol' C E , B , 0 -C I i ront Row : David Marshall-Music Director, Monica DePauw-News Director, Michele Malach-General Manager. , Lack Row: Chris Burt-Traffic Director, Robb Brantley- Program Director, Margaret Moore-Assistant Music Iirector, Otho Wilburn-Chief Engineer, Blake Herrin-Promotions Director, Tommy Smeltzer-Productions ianager, Hugh llenda-Sports Director. Blake Herrin Communications -1 GLOMERATA -'L 5 n 0 .c Editor Ken Northrop Business Manager Managing Editor Larry Lewey Mary Sue Collins 402 ' ' VME who Moo fe j,,J.,,1lries Lee Moore-Photo Editor a at 2 l Luz Sabillon-Copy Editor Veronica Sherard- Pageant Director The 1986-87 GLOMERATA Staff had a New Perspective due to new faces and earlier deadlines. Many old Glomers graduated leaving the doors open for a new enthusiastic group of editors. They were faced with the challenges of typevision and the completion of half the yearbook before Christmas break. The computers became an added bonus for our staff. Also, after a year of planning the GLOMERATA re- ceived the new furniture that was much needed. Through our daily experiences and the late night deadlines, we learned a great deal about one another. We experienced many trials and tribulations, but in the end we felt the pride and satisfaction of a job well done. Our editors included: Ken Northrop Editor in Chief .. . Honest, l didn't know xeroxing postage stamps was illegal Don't let me forget! Well, you could do it this way. Mary Sue Collins . . . Managing Editor . . . Everybody needs their very own Mary Sue . . . drags her ME friends in . . . a lifesaver at deadline time. Larry Lewey . . . Business Manager . . . l wish they would get their things off my desk! . . . Don't touch my receipts . . . l'll be glad when l get my own office which is probably never. Lee Moore . . . Photo Editor . . . Seems to think the Cilom office is Moore Industries ... lt's in my car ... The famous Shadow. . . lil take care of it! Luz Sabillon . . . Copy Editor . . . our resident critique . . . lf anyone needs me, l'm nextdoor! Roger Singletary . . . Computer Technician . . . l want a mouse . . . But Mary Jo Wear-Advisor that's not destructive, well maybe just a lit- tle . . . Mr. Sta-Puff . . . Computers work only as well as their programmers. Veronica Ronny Sherard . . . Pageant Director . . . my girls . . . She's not in right now, can l take a message? . . . Our other resident mechanical engineer. Loren Collins . . . Student Life . . . Mr. Maticulous the thin man another Farmhouse brother . . . King of the All Nightersu the frosted look Gloms resident Larry Bird. Stacey McManus . . . Academics- Features . . . became a Cilomer on her bir- thday . . . rookie to the rescue. Stuart Dunkin . . . Academics- Schools and Colleges Mystic Mike ... Have you seen my l.D.? Brad McCarver . . . Sports . . . I have all these pages to do! ftwo of themj Scrooge .. . Can l get your autograph? . . . spasmatic . . . chigger. Kathy Filyaw Honoraries, Clubs, Military Science . . . understaffed and over- worked has lived at the Glom office since Fall quarter . . . What would Ken do without her? Leslie Ward . . . Sororities . . . Where are my pictures of the Delta Gam sociaIs? . . . Y'all are being goob heads! Sallie Umbarger . . . Fraternities . . . always smiling . . . enjoys her work . . . seems to always get the job done ahead of time. Natalie Gleaton . . . Communications . . . birthday on deadline .. . l need your copy now! . . . Where are my pictures? . . . Can l get you to shoot a picture for me? Jessica Lee Jones Classes and Composites . . . Either a saint or she must be crazy . . . Who else would have the pa- Communications 403 '-' GLOMERATA '- I Roger Singletary- Henry Earnest-Assistant Photo Editor tience? extremely organized How does she do it all? Clay Boyles . . . lndex . . . tedious job . . . How does he figure it all out? . . . spends a great deal of time in front of the computer. Mary Jo Wear . . . Advisor . . . light at the end of the tunnel . . . Mr. Northrop . . . lt's your book! Mom always has an answer to any problem - You decide. Henry Earnest Assistant Photo Editor . . . Bet the pot Henry, you can lose only if you get another ace . . . watch out KGB in training for CIA l don't Communications ,qs ' Loren Collins-Student Life E Au vu .c Kathy Filyaw-Honoraries, Clubs, Military Science know! George Ehrhardt . . . Assistant Photo Editor . . . Here comes the bride, all dressed in whiteg where is the groom, he's in the darkroom Cmarried our Secretaryj. Glenn Phillips . . . Assistant Photo Editor . . . stockholder and future owner of SouthCentral Bell. Staff Members fOtherwise known as people who have spent enough time at the office to almost be considered editors.j Daniel . . . he was nowhere to be seen during the Fall, but showed up Winter ready to work Mel Brad's faithful helper Did the job of two people Kelly . . . Stuart's helpful copy writer Denise . . . willing to lend a helpful hand Laura . . . dependable, creative . . . gets the job done Clay . . , Buddha . . . as good as gold . . , another one of our FarmHouse brothers Jill . , . without her fast typing fingers, ideas, and smiling face, there would have been no pageant These phrases only begin to describe the people and things that went on at the Glom office. This group was indeed fortunate to have been a part of the production of the 1987 GLOMERATA. .Rx Q . Y 1 . , ,,,. . , ll! Ill ' Ill Ill a E!! E!! 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Sq,,g,f:g 'wg45g,gj,ffQf7 2 ,, 54W,A3??2,ffN5,5,j'Q5 .F ,QM-. .. ,,.,X.g,Q., ., ,. ,, .4..,,.. ,3 . .gN,r,,,, ,,,,...5 W ,, . -, gj,fMi,,, 3xf,.fF.,1,,wvf,jx,? ,, w,a,W3z2Q.T,,.g'ff1gQ.g3 jQf,A ..,5,fi,fp, gyyexr, 5 iA5'fffwf ,, b5w,?q,gA?gK,f A f f,,,ffff.g'f.b ?j.,,w,.g.f22 . Mg, ,,WXfw,,,gpwNg ,.f,,f:f'.Lf,,, 1 . qe5vg,gH,Q , ,, ,,1:',,-gg,g,- ,g.L.'zg::sa ,s, ,g2,,-A E, R, ,,,.4-,Eg Wx'AJX3f5baylg-Jfggfgggx zz? 1f2?,gffwfg2z,-wg., ,,..,5w,fw1?,fAf,gJ fx,GQ'iNfj,.i?jigg53,,Q? , NEW PERSPECTIVE Lee Jones Classes And Composites Editor CLASSES COMPOSITES Juan R. Arbona Auburn 06 ADS Donald R. Asklns Auburn 05IP Roderick J. Baker Auburn OSMNXMIS Keug 8. Bang Lulherville,MD O5EE J. Stacey Barnard Allanta,GA 05AC James Brent Desha.AR OSHY Ross A. Brooks Auburn 05AE Alisa R. Brown Evergreen OGHPE Jeff Alan Burleson Auburn O5EE Jeffrey E. Butler Cullman 05PH Scott F. Buxton Auburn 05MH Fred D. Clark,Jr. Elba 05AEC Sheri Lynn Crouch Seale 05RSE Jeffrey Damron Birmingham O5CED Rhonda F. Deloney Dothan 05AC Joseph M. Dickinson Birmingham OSCPE Jan C. Drexler Tifton,GA 05FRM Ratan Kumar Dronamraju Auburn 05CHE Richard H. Feehan Auburn OSMH Thomas W. Fromhold Auburn 05EE Jenny M. Guo Taipei 05lE Tlmothy H. Hamilton Millbrook O5AR Susan M. Helm Auburn O5IE Patricia C. Hobaugh Opelika O5BA Christine Holland Enterprise 05ED Kenneth G. Hood Lafayette 05AGED Thomas Hubbert Fayette 05ME Starla Kelley Ozark OSCNM Judi Lacefleld Auburn 05MlS Laura M. Lee Childersburg 06CSE Dennis Likens Tuskegee 05CSC Subandhu S. Majmudar Warner Robins,GA 05MFI'G lrls 0. Martlnez Auburn O5CH Linda C. Mathls Eufaula OSCD James L. McAlarney Auburn O5CPE Juan P. Murphy Columbus,GA 05CS Jeff W. Parmer Russellville OSVED Dlllp Kumar Paul Auburn OSCH Shlpra Paul Auburn 05EC Tamara Ann Renle Livonia,MI 05CD l. Putu Sedona Indonesia 05FAA Syamaruddin Slregar Indonesia 05FAA Dana Lynn Smith Lithonia,GA OSCCA Jeffery Smith Opelika 05BA Anita Stlefel Fort Payne 055C Kevin M. Sullivan Jackson,MS OSMSE Hank D. Summerford Falkville 05VAG Terrl Ann Till Sardis O5CFE Shellye P. Tlmms Auburn O5CEE Suprlyono Eko Wardoyo Auburn OSFAA Danlel J. Weeks Auburn OSPG Rosalind M. Wharf London,England 05CH Gregory Whitfield Lanett 05CPE Leasha Abercrombie Birmingham 04CTC Jamle T. Abernathy Anniston 04IOM Johnny Ahney,ll Langston 04AEC Phlllp B. Abney Auburn OAAY 41 0 Classes A fl 3 --M X1 .41 . ., ' .rt .,., . A Q' X ' A lsc A L. or . X Q. , fa t gag X ,I.. ' r e f f-E-l .,,. ' r l l 2 'R ' - li A C. Ig' 1' Q , A s , 'is . . .1 M A 'l i r ' 4 ,a : , ' ' ' V -r.. .- ' L , - Q ' ' fu W Q Sw I .-,. ., 213' Q55 -. - A . :Vt -' A , M ' F . N ' '- ..... f- 1 f A P1 A it , A g 5. .MJ rf XA ' Hi r ' .si ' l W '1 Y f A ,.... ' SM: fi, ,K , x kr E, , in 1 fs: , , ez Q ,sz .Lu If g. . .Q 'g ' L - 5 , - s t are l . , WE t lv kj. 4 K . .' r ig he l - , . V! are AM: I l al lk as my ' W' A .1 1. .li ' 'fi 1 ,L rl- 5 , f ,iif r a a A ' f 1, is .C - r . il K . 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Balley,Jr. PensacoIa,FL 04CJL Wallace Baldwin Wadley O4CSM Robert Ballan Macon,GA 04AR Lelgh Ballard Alexander City O4CEE Paul Bankson Birmingham OAMN Paul Banksop Birmingham OAFCD Ardls Barkhurst Prattville 04AE Mlchael Barks Warner Robins,GA OAEE Jody Barnes AtIantaLGA 04MK Alvin Barnett Childersburg OAIOM Lynne Barnett Peachtree City,GA O4PT Lee Ann Barrow Red Level OAFCD Sonya Bass Chickasaw 04CPE Arlene Bateman Auburn 04Fl Brent Bateman Auburn 04lOM Jean Bauer Deland,FL OAHPEN Bryant Beadles Moultrie,GA OAIOM Mlchael Beale Convers,GA 04PG Allson Bean Pensacola,FL OAMK Paul Beard LizeIIa,GA OAEE Terry Beard SlidelI,l.A OASCR Mltchell Belser Montgomery 04EE Robert Benjamln Mt.Pleasant,PA OAMN Jim Bennett Oneonta O4EE Scott Bennett Auburn 04ME Llsa Benson AtIanta,GA O4CS Gary Berkowitz Coral Spring,FL 04VBT Jennller Bevel New Hope 04FI Elizabeth Bllllngs Scottsboro OAADPV Alllson Blshop Sheffield OAGJM Janle Bishop Auburn OAAC Karen Bishop Huntsville OAEE Sarah Bishop Tampa,FL 04MK Timothy Blshop Auburn OACS Brenda Blxler Russellville 04GBl Allce Black Montgomery 04CS Rita Kay Black Hanceville 04PY Blll Blackmon Ozark OAVAT Roy Blackshear Columbia OAME Deborah Blackwell Abilene,TX 04CEC Ernest H. Blackwood Auburn 04CH Lee BlakeIy,lll Springfield,VA 04GBl Robert Blankenshlp Cochran,Ga 04EE Wllllam Blankenship Cropwell OAEE Angela Blevlns Montgomery 04CNM 8usan Bliss Birmingham 04FM Steven Blomely Auburn 04MK Julie Bodenhelmer Hattiesburg,MS 04EE Tony Bodlford Auburn 04PY Jana Bodlne Albertville OAVBU Randy Bodlne Albertville 04ACilBLlS Karen Boesch Vero Beach,FL 04CDP Chrls Bogaty Alabaster O4MK Wllllam Bolen Warner Robins,GA 04PUB Davld Bondl Birmingham O4MN Anna Booth Falrfax.VA 04AR Klmberly Boothe Huntsville OACPE Ben Bottcher Oneonta 04Fl Jeffrey Bowden Salisbury,NC 04GEC Valerle Bowdoln Enterprise OAPR Lee Bowen Linneville O4FM Cheryl Bowman Hillsboro O4CEE Beth Boyd Huntsville OATHTR Tara Boyd l 1lorthportO4CEE Kenneth Boyte Auburn 04JM Cheryl Bradberry Atmore O4PY Robert Bradlord Alexander City OAMK Paul W. Brannon Dothan O4EE Rlcky Branton Dothan O4CE Tamara Breed Mary Esther,FL 04PlR Davld Brewer Lillian 04EE Margaret Brlckman Brewton OACSE Tony Brlnkmeler Auburn 04IOM Gregory Britton Auburn 04MCH Helen Brock Greenville O4EH Brad Brockett Midland City 04PG Brett Brockett Midland City 04PG Lon Brolllar Huntsville 04EE Jean Bronold Mobile 04BI Laurel Brooks Huntsville 04PY Paula Brooks Ashland O4CEE Steve Brooks Trafford 04AR Al Brown Millry O4FYM Classes 4 1 K A , 1 Roy Brown Auburn 04lND Steven Brown Enterprise 04MK Whitney Brown Columbus,GA 04FCD Alan Brownlng Ashland 04PY Matthew Brumwell Jupiter,H. 04EE M. Jane Bryant Hartselle 04GSC Mlchael Bryant Birmingham 04AC Judlth Budnanan Auburn 04VAT George Buchner Prattville 04MTL Staffon Bunn Mobile 04LT Robert Burgess Plantation,FL 04 Julle Burkart Chesterfield,MO 04PY Bonya Burke Columbus,GA OAMN Vlrgll Bums Ill Mtn. Brook 04PRS John Burnum Hartselle 04PL-GJM Phlllp A. Burroughs Ft. lnuderdale,FL 04PRS Donna Burton Roswell,GA OAIB Russell Bush Opelika 04PL Rhonda Butgerelt Fairhope 04CS Elllabeth Butler Elicott City,MD 04lE Erlca Butler Opelika OAMN Judlth Butterneld Auburn 04CEE Ethan Butterworth Auburn 04CE Robbie Byrd Dora 04PG Alan Caddell Florence 04EE Vlncent Cadotte Cullman 04BSC Wllllam Cage Hendersonville,TN 04EC Phillip Caln Guin 04ME Clark Caldwell Huntsville 04MK Marqulta Caldwell Corpus Christi,TX 04MN Patrlcla Caldwell Tallassee O4AY Tom Calvert Blue Ridge,VA 04CJ Ted CaIvert,Jr. Winter Haven,FL O4AE Jeff Camp Athens 04PY Mitch Camp Gardendale 04VAD Llnda Campbell Birmingham 04AC Melanle Campbell Mobile OAPG Robert Campbell Birmingham O4AM Amanda Canahl Tucker,GA 04PG Llaa Cannon Tampa,FL O4lFE Kelth Cantrell Sulligent O4PY Stephanie Carey Birmingham 04CEE Carol Carpenter Lakeland,FL O4HPE Timothy Carpenter Cantonment,FL 04EE Patrldt T. 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Lauderdale,FL 04lB John Charron Brentwood,TN 04BSC Mlchelle Chavers Auburn 04CEE Klm Chlldresa Scottsboro 04CSM Jon Childs Mobile O4PY Anna Chln Orlando,FL O4ME Holly Chomyn Pittsburgh,PA 04HPE Cheryl Chrlstman lirvington 04lFE Denlae Chung Hudson,lA 04VAT Wayne Chung Perbroke Pines,FL 04MK Davld Clark Pensacola,FL 04PRJ Donna Clark Lineville O4PRS Geoff Clark Lineville O4EE Bobby Clay Opelika 04CPE Cynthia Clementa Auburn 04PG Mary Cleveland Alexander City O4CEC Llsa Colleld Bear Creek OAIIT Jeff Cohan Oak Ridge,TN 04SCR Greg Coker Lexington OAEE Timothy Coker Phenix City OABSC Klm Cole Hattiesburg,MS 04GFLE Christy Coleman Arab 045W Legay Coleman Fayetteville,GA 04SY Darryl Colllns Mobile 04ADS Kelly Colllns Magnolia Springs 04CJL Mary Sue Colllns Bridgeport 04ME Warren Colllnsworth Newnan,GA 04CJ Erln Combs Montgomery 04CSC Jlm Combs Waverly O4AC Ronald Comer Sylacauga O4AC Robert Mark Coney Gadsden 04Fl Jue E. Conn NashvilIe,TN O4ADVP Burton Cook Fairburn,GA 04AM Dekoalyn Cook Prattville O4VDE Tammy Cook Union Grove OACEE Larry Cooper Auburn O4PLCJ Tanla Coorley Opelika O4MK Donna Corless Auburn 04MN Dawn Cornwall Auburn 04GED Derek Coutant Fairfax,VA 04AM Brett Covington Auburn O4ME Stephen Cowart Elba O4ME Angela Cox Bessemer 04CE Darla Cox Fultondale O4ADPV Joseph Cox Arab 04GSC Richard Cox Lilburn,GA 04EE Karen Craft Opp 04CEC Martha Crewa Auburn 04PY Robert Crlu Auburn 04PS Angle Cross Montgomery 04SW Brad Cross Phenix City 04MN Ola Cross Huntsville 04CEC Phllllp Cross Courtland 04AGED Charla Crowder Lanett 04Fl Donette Crowder Bessemer 04CJY Chrls Crumbly Rome,GA 04AE Ann Culllghan Birmingham,NC 04MN Mark Culp Lobelville,TN 04AR James Cumble Newton 04EE Susan Dale Dawson,GA OAFS Paul Dammers Harrisburg,lL 04PG Thomas Dangelo lslip Terrace,l lY 04AM Laura Davldson Birmingham 04CEC Beverly Davls Andalusia 04CEC Jennifer Davls Gastonia,NC 04lND 4 1 2 Classes F A if . 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Y Jr' V 7 1 '5 5 5 9 ' A ' '- ' W , F s Q ' ' A ' fi I l aw. 4' X camesg if wi-'el - 3 34' 2' it ,Eff va 1 A rf ' I A- -flgg5'E , 45- A r ' Q Q. Q 1 l 1 Mlchael Dearry Auburn 04MN Russell Deason,Jr. Auburn 04EE Janna Defee Columbia 04GCD Allen Delavergne Cocoa,FL 04GSC Laura Delavergne Cocoa,FL 04FRM Susan Deloach Annlston 04GPG Thomas Deloach Toney 04lND Dana Deloney Dothan 04CSM Michael J. Dendy Huntsvllle O4CEC Dlane Denman OACEC Anne Depadro Ft.Lauderdale,FL 04EC lsmenla Desouza Auburn 04GFL Joni Devenny Auburn 04lD Judlth Deweese Pensacola,FL 04FLTF Don Dlchlara Falrlield 04PRS Tlmothy Dlckens Gonzalez,FL 04MN Gary D. Dlcks AIbany,GA 04GMH Mary Dlckson Blrmlngham OACSCE Mark Dlrlckson Ft.LauderdaIe,FL O4MN Tane Dlsmukes Dothan O4ME Jennlfer Dlxon Auburn 04NLIR Robert Domhek Miami, FL 04CS 8am Dooley Boaz 04PH Stan Douglas Blrmlngham 04EE Dan Downey Blrmlngham O4GGY Marye Doyle Huntsvllle 04PY Fran Doller Atmore 04MK Steven Drake Pinson OAMN Julla Dreher Gordo 04FLTE Susan Drlscoll Winter Park, FL 04CH Kerl Dubberley Auburn 04VBU Gene Duffey Wilsonville 04GSC John Duke Phenlx City 04AC Paul Dupre Huntsvllle 04GGY Doug Eaklns Hlghpoint, NC 04AC Monique Earl Mobile 04PRS Henry Ernest Oneonta 04CJ Munda Eason Woodland 04CEE Alllson Edwards Heflin OACEC Mark Edwards Wedowee O4CE George Ehrhardt Ill Birmlngham 04AC Robert Elaon Huntsvllle 0452 Steven Elllott Spanish For! 04PY Ellxabeth Ellls Blrmlngham 04FCD Sharon Ellls Daleville 04NUR Terl Elsea Dalevllle 04NLlR Roger Ely Llzella, GA 04EE Jenlfer Embry Macon, GA 04CTC Steve Emory Auburn 04GL Tammy Ensor Blrmlngham 04CEE Jullen Epperson Pensacola, FL OAAPS Lee Erlcltsen Grand Bay 04MN Doug Erwln Eufaula 04PY Sarah Erwin Eufaula 04CSC Lealle Espy Headland 04CEC Karol Eubanlrs Abbeville, SC 04CSMM Adrlan Evana Grlffin, GA O4AMH Charles Evans Auburn 04CPE Shawn Evans Dothan MCE Danlel Fagan Trussvllle O4lOM Woody Falrley Moblle 04AM Matthew Fancher Hlllsboro, OH OAMK Murray Fancher Vestavla Hllls 04LA Joan Fanuccl Enterprise 04NLlR Henry Farmer Eulaula O4lOM Robert Farrell ll Auburn O4BSC Steve Faullr Dothan 04EE Mellsaa Feehan Auburn 04ED Davld Feller North Bellmore, NY 04ME Robert Fennell Huntsvllle 04PRJ Bryan Fenton Jacksonville 04CPE Conrad Fernandez Valley 04EE Nancy Few St. Pete, FL 04NUR Sandy Flelds Hartselle 04VAG Renee Fllep Concord, VA 04ADS Wllliam Flanagan Columbue, GA O407GPG Joel Flatt Rlcevllle. TN 04EE John Flores Auburn 04Fl Amanda Flowera Auburn OAMN Helen Floyd Columbus, GA 04FRM Bradley Flynt Largo, FL 04EE Davld Folda Bremen, GA 04VAT Nagalla Foster Jackson, MS 04GMH Elalne Fountaln Huntsvllle 04PG Phllllp Fraher Middletown, NJ 04CPE Michael Franck Florence 04AR Bruce Franklln Birmingham 04lND Deborah Frayne Marlon 04CEC Cherl Freeman Huntsvllle 04HPE Shella Freeman Eufaula 04MK Catherlne Freyder Huntsvllle 04CH Catherlne Freyder Huntsvllle OACH Jerry Frye Blrmlngham O4EE Randall Fulford Dalevllle 04lND Cindy Fuller Alex Clty OACEC Susan Fuller Auburn 04GCD Teraslts Gagnon Ft. Walton Beach,FL 04EE Jennlfer Gslnes Pensacola,FL 04GFLF Matthew Galnes Homewood O4ME Thomas Galatloto Tampa,FL OAAM Klmberly Galbreath Durham,NC 04AC Dwight Gamble Columbia 04AEC Laura Gamble Dothan 04MN Hubert Gangl Ill Huntsville 04EE Samuel Gardner Childersburg 04EE James L. Garner Atlanta,GA 04CEE Cynthia Carnett Dadevllle 04CJ Davld Geiger Tallahassee,FL 04EE Andrea Gellon Lauderhill,FL 04EH Classes 413 SENIORSD D Mlssy George Florala O4CEE Scott Gerlclte Ft.Lauderdale,FL 04AM Ronald Gibbons Oneonta 04AC John Glddens Childersburg 04E.E Katherine Gllleapy Calera 04CEC Danny Gllllam Kennedy 04EE Joe Glllls Cleveland,TN 04CE Teddy Gllmer Trussville 04MN Cathy Glroux Palm Beach,FL O4PIR James Glvens Auburn 04CPE Chrls Glascock Lookout MountaIn,TN 04 Mlchael Glass Birmingham 04CJ Thomas Glasscock Auburn 04EE Leah Glenn Gallant 04AC Glna Goan Dothan O4PRS Scott R. Golden Homewood 04Pl.lB Ellse Goldhlll Pensacola,FL 04PC Allen Goodwlne Birmingham 04EC Terry Gordon Guntersville 04EC Martlne Gould Ft.Walton,FL 04PGjBl Greg Graham Sylvanla 04AE Wllllam Graham Sthens 04IE Greg Grant Oxford 04CHE l.aura Grant Waverly O4FCD Michael Grant Birmingham 04EC Byron Grate Waterloo,lN OAME Lea Graves Huntsville 04FM Charlle Gray Trinity 04CJL Deborah Gray AtIanta,GA O4AMH Gwen Gray Decatur 04Fl Bruce Greco Cols,GA 04MN Carla Green Arab 04AC John Green Florence 04TH Mlke Green Satsuma O4CSM Peter Greenlavl Auburn 04GPG Bradley Greer Waynesboro,GA 04CPE Michael Gregory Bartlett,TN 04EE Anlta Grimes Birmingham 04PRS Rlchard Grlftln Auburn 04AEC Thomas G. Grlflln Edison,GA 04AE Klmberly Grlfllth Birmingham 04PlR Shandra Grlggers Jefferson 04CEE Patrlck Griswold Phenix Clty O4BSC Rhonda Grubbs RadcIiff,KY 04FLTF Mlchelle Guldry Carencro,LA 04AE Robert Gulledge Robertsdale 04NLlR Ginger Gully Mobile 04FCD Bill Gunnells Auburn 04MN John Gunter Piedmont 04BSC John Gunter Atlanta,GA 04CPE Gall E. Guthrle Winter Springs,FL 04NLlR Johnson Haas Scottsboro 04GGY Stuart Haden Auburn 04EE Sharon Haga Jacksonville,FL OAGMH Karl Hagler Dothan O4PY Keren Hale Jasper 04HSA Gregory Halen Little Rock,AR 04EE Michael Halenkamp Ft.LauderdaIe,FL 04AE Brenda Hall Opelika OACEC Christopher Hall Goodwater 04GMH Donald Hall Daleville OAAMH Ronald Hall Daleville OAME Lasunda Hamllton Montgomery 04CHE Mlrlam Hamllton Sanford,FL O4CEE Michael Hamner Prattville 04PV Wayne Hampton Opelika 04GSC Martha Hanchey Headland O4PY Jay Hancock Dunwoody,GA 04Ml'l Benny Hand Opelika 04BA Dean Hanley Auburn 04MK Karen Hann Rock Mills O4VBU James Hannah Ft.WaIton Beach,FL 04CJL John Hansen Plar:ervilIe,CA O4lOM Ronald D. Harbln Auburn 04CE Janle Harden Enterprise OAPRS Marcus Hardlson Fort VaIIey.GA 04AN Elizabeth Hardt Huntsville 04CSC Robert Harrell HopklnsviIle.KY 04EH Delonda Harrelson Elba 04CEE Jennlfer Harrelson Oneonta 04RSS Carey Harrls Crossvllle 04VAG Connle Harrls Huntsville 04NUR Jeffrey Harrls Mlami,FL 04BI Kecla Harrls Mobile 04 Kenny Harrls Sylacauga 04ADS Davld Harrlson Millbrook 04lND Emlly Harrlson Huntsville OAIFE Harold Harrlson Billingsley 04lOM Dawn Harrold Birmingham O4PRS Mark Harten Saglnaw,MI 04EE Tlmothy Harvey Weaver 04AC Danlel Hassenplug Talladega 04FLTE Ken Hattalray Montgomery 04GJM Danlel Hauswlrth Birmingham 04HRA Andrea Hayes Chattanooga,TN 04MFL Betsy Hayes Blrmlngham 04CSS Chrla Hayes Merldlanville O4EE Donna Hayes Mobile OAAR Sherry Hayes Huntsville 04LPO Kevln Hays Birmingham 04LPO Tana Hays Montgomery 04IND Alysla Hazard Oklahoma Clty,OK 04MN Phllllp Hazelrlg Vleveland O4CSC Curtis Head 04EE Fonda Head Albertville 04JM Mlchael Head Remlap 04FI Robert P. Helfner,Jr. Auburn OAAMH Llsa Hendel RoswelI,GA 04CS Clay Henderson Winter Haven,FL O4Ml'1 Darlene Henderson Auburn O4AC Dawn Henderson Opp 04PY Kerry Henderson Cullman 04CSMC Lynda Henderson Attalla O4PY Ron Henderson Marletta,GA 04AE Klmberly Hendrick Hurtsboro 04PI Jerrl Hendrlx Arab 04RSS John Henley Fairfax,VA 04ME 4 1 4 Classes . 'I 552 'Hi l .D D ' . .. X , DD E D ., It X e W ' . DD D H D H H D 'oss ii ee H D D ev D Di iaeas D 5 DD in-1 y- 3. D. x ' D ,QDEHQDQL , YW r D H Q - H D D D 4 ' . Fl -D 'D D , D ity , ' H ' A H '?- 'Hai' ' :DS HND :mi ' W ' N ' ' Q .H . Sin . ' li . 1 1 H I , I D 9 H' ' D D D DITI' A D ' 1 - ' ': . il If Q H- ,ga 1 . , De: - -..- D v DHH D D t..., D D D .D . . -: -4 AT fl J- K H 'K ' F ' ' . D 'ir D H D. H fa-' D iss H AH H ' D D ' D s at H W ' N 'H fi- H ii' . D QQ ' ' H 6 'Hi7?H9:5QI? Q' , D V H HHH 'fr H , , A ip ' 1 ' ' DHHfiHH112Hi2 i wo- 'Z .. 'sf fi ' H tif:-D H ' D D:.:f -H D -at D DD ' I H ' ,Q t D A, - ' K -' saggy .D I H .DD Q .tga::- D l i DDS- it XS D h I 1' 5 J Q D . Qu 1 'W E' Ha DD I 113 fb at . D' -DQ -psi' ,SED in X . C M t as z Q I 5 'f Q ,gbg Y Y QQ! J 'ky 5 Ji if ifi ll WD . l y 5 H - gi D K ,Dy N.. H ',.H D 1 'H A ' gary.- ' P ' ,:,, D A q D D H0 D ggyD t Q fi l. D 'f DH 1 D A D DD I . fl' egg! D Gif' K5 H' ' XHa',. J D' 5 -1 H' is I H H - A f D H' vw A 46 DD at HHH: H 'f 1 ' 1 sf' N i .. M - . fi- - . ffffs -. G 'D f X DJ f ' A 'Q ' Q A D D DD D 1 H 53 - g 'JD D A y if N :DD N- Q 1- . L ' ' De ' ' 'Lib 5252 Dgi 'xt J 9, . 5 -H'. 'D ,gl .D D' I D ' Hsu Q pe D D iii. fi A i f D ' D DDDD . ' Di! DD ' Hi at X J' W D I v' . -9 :- Eg if is ii ' it fr I 23 'f ' ' if ' ' I , A M D Dx - . . -:4 2 .4 ' H X 2' 5 f f H H ' N H Q rp . t , P , 9, i D GH D f 'iD ' f' 'Wi X 3' to Q -5 D H Hi 3 D f we D Di.: DL' t -1 ' .-V5 , SQ D D- H Em o ' 5 HD J 4 5 A D359 V H ' -' H DDD it I A an D. fHHH if H HM --H . 'fag' Q , it D' D 3 X H Q Q f D4 , ' F? . 'G i' aff J ' if D H D -E . 5- f . '2g1,fD1HD ' ' ' tt W s X N x X t il 'V I N I, i :tfotrte H' '1 sDD tgjD - ix Q Nh .' DDDD H '!Hi!i5l:X:'bl t 2 n ag D 4 A 54 A U3 . H 1 ty D is D l Dil, Ds' 1. gi H W , 5 If Dx' K Ni, sf x 3 H -l L if? X :N 'Qi 1 sae Nw I 'B HJHHA KH f - E E ,Q S , . , I S .i. Qr g l . ix K Q, , X . 1 i i fails' fy 1' . inf fa Z 1 E QW 1 -can M ilfmaf nite? . A -x .N ' ' - f A-. Q . ,rf 1 ff -' -- A. f 32,1 A ' ' f -X This year's AuburnfGeorgia football me came as a surprise to most Auburn tball players, students, and fans. But the atest surprise undoubtedly came to the :orgia fans. At the end of the fourth quarter it was nounced to all fans that they were not to e onto the field after the game. Naturally, me fans disregarded this advice and ured onto the field to tear up the grass to take back with them any type of morabilia they could find. Slow to react, Auburn University Police - who were ' s I s K 1 it NG S I' Q ' 2 ' ' 51'2Kff1sg Q .. :y.- .- ' . ., ws- ff: . . .-w,. . X ' 1,291 ' ' a.. T: A f Q Xl-, , t 5 , X I X X 1 X ' sr ? we mx in A s ,Q A f WW rf 1, t y iw , fl.. fs, s -ft ft . 'yy X, 4,3 - qs.. W JW N . f-. tk E, X st gi . s w Q X is i Q. si X ff . ' Q X 3 . , ' V . K . K- guarding the Auburn student section in- stead of the Georgia fans - were powerless to stop these spectators. The strategy soon became not to keep them off the field, but to punish them for entering. This punishment was in the form of some 38 arrests tto Georgia as well as Auburn fansj, and a good soaking with the field sprinkler system. Not only was this inef- fective, but proved to be a public embar- rassment to the security department and to Auburn University. s X E W sz' 1. . 4, E . . , t 25, Ps t ,, M ' .T 18 be R . . Ss I gs gi fain J' A .. ., E .f f A it z ill? gt- t i? ' X Rebecca Hermes Princeton,MA 04GPG Laura Herren Arab OAPY Dewayne Herrln Opelika 04EE Jamle Herrlng Opelika 04PG Jennle Hertha Huntsville 04FLTF Rlcky Heater Auburn 04EE J' Wllllam Hester Hixson,TN 04TR , 4 1 V . 1 Manuel Hernandez Mexico 04HPR M53 sf ,pri Charlene Hlckman Hoover 04HRA . .gg Brent Hlcks Headland 04CE Michael Hletter JacksonviIle,FL 04AC Mlchael Hlgglna Uniondale,NY 04IB Kyle Hlldreth Auburn 04MN Brock Hlll Alexander City 04MN Sarah Hlll Atlanta,GA 04FLTE Lorl Hlnes Allcevllle 04CFE Gly Hodge Marletta.GA 04MK ' ' can Hlcka Auburn 0415 1 t . ra 1 fi- 2 ' N Lynn Hodge: Abbeville 04SW Mlner Hodges Milledgeville,GA 04GEC Scott Hofacker Frazeyburg,OH 04lE Barry Holcomb Birmingham O4HRA David A. Holcomb Birmingham 04lOM Larry Holcomb Birmingham 04C.JL Lavaughn Holcomb Auburn 04GEC Daren Holland Alpine 04ADSlVAG Janet Holley Wetumpka 04FLTF Bobby Holliday Rochelle,GA O4EE John Holllman Birmingham 04MN Richard Holloway Huntsville O4EE Pamela Holmea Auburn 04CEE Perry Holmea Vinemont 04VAG Rodney Holmes Falkville 04AC Tllomaa Michael Holmes Birmingham 04PlR Joel Hoomes Blountsville OAAEC Buffy Hooper Montgomery 04CHE N. Steven Hope Prosperity,SC 04ME . all W ' ' i El? t :gs r O at wr is tif . l g! tzi Carter Hord Memphis,TN 04AE T ,Q ,f We M, l' N s if 'V u t w K - Llnda Hornlng Florissant,MO 04NUR l1ftt . Kaye Hosea Auburn 04NLlR 5 if .Si Lana Howard Ohatchie O4PC F f X. - - ': - 5 f- S Q t Margaret Howe Birmingham O4CEE - Fm , t w -t 'Q -Q , f f7!5Y?t 'el FW Lorl Howell Lester O4CDP 3 , ' fi Nancy Howell Notasulga O4VHE 5 '. K: 1, ' iff ' y Mark Howland Birmingham 04AMH .... Sgt? gm Q. A .iu A ? H Classes 415 Claude L. Huey lll Dunwoody,GA OAEE i .NX . vt: 3 A X X tx I is S X t X in Nancy Hugglns Montgomery O4CFE George Hughes Auburn 04VAG Kevin Hughes Ozark 04MB Taylor Hughes Dauphin Island 04IOM Theresa Hughes Birmingham 04Fl 8herry Hughston Alpine 04PS Pamela Humphrey Chester,VA O4ME Lewis Hundley Chattanooga,TN 04EE Jay N. Huntley Germantown,TN O4AE Renee Ingersoll Lithonia,GA O4lE Mlchael Ingram Jasper 04EE Virglnla lrvlne San Francisco,CA 04AC Clvalyn Jackson Dothan O4CJ Kelly Jackson Gran! 04AR Lisa Jackson Mobile OAVAT Sherrie Jackson Alabaster 04TE Michelle Jacobson Montgomery 04CPE Karl Jakob Montgomery 04AE Charles Jayroe Brantley 04CE Golden Jenkins Auburn 04MK Davld Jennings Guille 04EC Herbert Jernigan Milton OACHE Guy Jester St.Louis,MO 04ADS Joseph Jilek Auburn 04PY Anna Johnson 04VAT Audrey Johnson Phenix City O4PY Darrell Johnson Salem O4ME Dudley Johnson LiIburn,GA O4lOM Joel Johnson Birmingham O4PV Melody Johnson Athens 04EE Sandy Johnson Orlando,FL O4ME Scott Johnson Douglas,GA 04EE Tammy Johnson Pensacola,FL 04VAT Allison Jones E.TalIassee 04PRS Carl Jones Chattanooga,TN O4VAT Julia Jones Alexander City 04CSMM Kathryn Jones Villa Park,IL O4EE Martha Jones Huntsville 04VAT Matt Jones Mobile 04CS Michael Jones Griffin,GA 04PR Patti Jones Hartselle 04PV Tammy Jones Auburn O4CEC Teresa Jones Enterprise 04GPG Sarah Jordan EasIey,SC 04CTC Classes li V., - 1 3' A, if Ni A E J fi vs . X ist xl , N X 21 531 'H W KW-Y t gi X s Q E. H , 1 xx as t si fs? lf , .Q We 'IR N9 as .f as 5 N Ez Q Mag Dorm-a way of life, Or so said a t-shirt common on campus this year. As their personal space-Sports Illustrated. P not the football pictures-the swimsuit ei gg, usual, Magnolia Dormitory, a residence hall tion. The Magnolia Vice were constani 4 M for male students, mostly freshmen, was on call, ranging the halls at all hours of tl X ,Lf one of the most interesting places to live night Cof course, many who were not 1 it 3 . . . . X ' on campus. With rooms the size of large this illustrious crew roamed around, tot bathmats, most guys spent a lot of time While Mag was not the quietest spot 4 Y visiting in the halls. Appropiate attire for campus, it was an excellent place for ma '. 5 this activity ranged from suits to jeans to ing friends. As usual, Mag Dorm proved -W ' bath towels, with a predominance of the beaunique way of life. is latter. 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O4WL Cynthla Kllnner Opelika 04CEC Karen Knadler Huntsville OAMN Donald Knlght Jemison OAMK Kenneth Knlght Sandy,VT 04EE Phlllp Knlght Valpariso,FL 04BSC Tammy Knost Apopka,FL 04 Suzanne Knox Albany,GA OACNM Susan Koch Pasadena,CA OAZY Danlel Konkle Daleville O4EE David Krause Mobile CAME Dave Kromann Mary Esther,FL O4EE Kimberly Krutchen Enterprise OAAC 8.Rlchard Kuhns Montgomery 04EE Connle Lacy Phenix City OAGJM Sonya Lacy Opelika O4MK Carol Lahman Lakeland,FL 04PCi Reglnald Landgraf Birmingham O4HF Tlm Langlols Monroeville 04CPE James Laray Auburn O4GPO Don Larimer Auburn 04lOM Rlchard Larltln Lilburn,GA 04lE Debble Larrlmore Auburn 04CEE Lee Larrlmore Auburn 04ME Sheena Lashley Alexander City O4EE 8teve Latta Blountsville 04CSC Doug Lawrence Montgomery 04BSC Kathy Lawrence Huntsville 04AMH Danny Lawson Anniston 04AC Donna Lecren Hoover 04MN Patrlcla Lee Pensacola,FL OATE Stephen Legrone Birmingham 04MK Charles Lehman Matawan,NJ OAAMN Davld Lehman Peachtree City,GA OASCR Chrlstlan Lesage Auburn OACHE Donna Lewandowskl JacksonviIIe,FL 04FLT-E Catherlne Lewls Auburn 04EE Donda Lewls Dothan 04RSE Busan Lewls Moultrie,GA O4PR Martln Limbaugh Mobile OAGMH Mary Lln Auburn 04VOA Laura Llnderman Conway,AR 04VAT Harold Lipscomb Heflin O4VACi Ellen Llttle Huntsville O4PG Scott Llttrell Rogersville 04EE Lorl Lodwlck Auburn O4VAT Randy Logan Hartselle O4GFLFjLPO Danny Lomax O4CEE Edwln Lombard Mobile 04CJL Allsa Long Heflin 04FM Davld Long Montgomery 04lND Gary Long Smiths 04BSC Chrlstlne Longo Waveland,MS 04FCS David Love Adamsville O4E.E Ben Lowers Auburn 04EE Travla Lowman Haleyville 04Fl Tracy Lowry Atmore OAMN Bobby Luna Montgomery 04EE Julla Luna Muscle Shoal 04EE Tom Lunsford Enterprise 04MH Danlelle Lyons Huntsville O4MBfPV Jeffrey Maddox Fyffe 04MH Bherrl Maddox Dothan 04GRL Sheryl Madlson Brewton 04GSW Joe Magnusson Ardmore 04ADS Michael Mahaffey Bessemer O4lOM Alxa Maldonado Birmingham OAFLT-E Buford Mann Owens Cross Roads OAGSC Jeff Mann Goodwater 04TH Tracy Mann Sylacauga 04AC Donald Mansfield Stone Mountain,GA OAMK Stuart Manson Knoxville,TN 04CE Lavlna Maples Auburn 04SY Robert March Mobile OACE Ben Martln Oakwood,GA O4EE James Mason Eclectic 04AY Robert Massey Auburn 04PlR Gregory Matechalt Clarks Summit,PA OAAE Jonathan Mathews Cochran,GA O4EE Brenda Mathls Eufaula OAMK Doug Mathls Olathe,KS 04CJF Ellslra Mattox Anniston O4CEC Vincent Mattox Anniston OAME Charles May Roanoke O4CS Rlchard May St.Petersburg,FL OAEE Clay McBrlen Auburn OACE Klm McCaskill Albany,GA OAAC Jason McClendon Shawmut OALHV Holden McCurry Opelika 04AR Karla McCuthcheon Hartselle OACSC Mickey McDermott Lee County OAGCH Gena McDonald Guin 04PY Classes 4 1 7 John McGraw Auburn O4AE Tlmothy McGowln Brewton 04AMH Davld McGough Huntsvllle O4EE Curtls McGough Nauvoo 04CS Sara McGlynn Huntsvllle 04MB Gall McGlll Wcdley O4MH Lelgh McElrath Albertvllle 04lB Rebecca Mcbuflle Dublln, GA 04PR Patrlck Mcbulfae Montgomery 04lE Steve McQueen Marietta OABSC Carl McMllllan Repton O4PY Patrlcla McManus Lanett 04SCR Lauren McLeIland Scottsboro O4PN Bernard McLean Blrmlngham O4GSP Karen McKeown Qulncy, FL O4CSE Mlke Mclntorff Chattanooga, TN 04AC Beth McHenry Enterprlse 04PUB Kelly McGraw Moblle OAMK Greg Mlller Ranburne 04VAG Dave Mlller Hlgh Polnt, NC 04MN Annlce Mlller Bokeella, FL 04ME Sarah Messlck Abbeevllle, FL 04ME Harold Melton Marietta, GA O4IB Mark Melson Blrmlngham 04EE John Meagher Auburn 04CE Grace McWaters Blrmlngham OAEE Leah McRae Auburn OAZYPV Kathryn Mlms Prattvllle 04AC Rebecca Mllner Phenlx Clty 04CE Amy Mllls Muscle Shoals OAMDT Wllllam Mlller Doravllle, GA 04IE Tracl Mlller Montevallo O4CEE Mlchelle Mlller Montgomery 04HA Lynn Mlller Atlanta, GA 04RSS Kevln Mlller Jackson 04Bl Katheryn Mlller Angle Monday Dothan 04CEC Douglas Monda Lllburn, GA O4MN Karen Mobley Guln 04SC Paula Mltchell Auburn 04lE Fellcla Mltchell Montgomery 04GBl Ben Mltchell Auburn O4CPE Bellnda Mltchell Tuscumbla O4lE Robert Mlnshull Gulf Breeze, FL O4FI Alysla Minogue Blrmlngham 04GSW Charles Morgan Headland 04AN Allcla Morgan Columbus, GA 04CS Robln Moorer Pensacola, FL 04MK Greg Moorer Theodore O4PY Phearthur Moore Blrmlngham O4PY Ken Moore Pensacola, FL O4EE Bruce Moore Colqultt, GA OAPY Blll Moore Auburn 04CE Scott Moody Huntsvllle 04EE Benjamin Morton Montgomery 04lND Roger Morse Homewood OABSC Curtls Morrlson Ill Klllen 04COMMREC Jennller Morrls Jupiter, FL 04PM Connle Morrls Clemmons, NC 04IE Mary Morlock Jasper O4CEE Mlchael Morgan Blrmlngham O4VAD Lorl Morgan Blrmlngham O4EE Kellle Morgan O4lND Thomas Roberts Wetumpka 04AE Scott Roberts Palm Harbor, FL O4PL Lea Roberts Athens OAEE Daryl Roberts Trussvllle 04Fl Joe Roberson McDavld, FL 04FE Dodd Rlley Andalusla O4GVME Dana Rldgeway Atoona O4CFE Wlnaton Rlddle Pell Clty 04TC Ellsworth Rlchter Huntsville 04EC Derec Roby 04ME Frederick Roblnson, Jr. North Augusta, NC 04AE Rodney Roblnson Bremen, GA O4BSC Randy Roblnson Blrmlngham OAMK Patrlcla Roblnson Leesburg, FL OAME Mlchael Roblnson Saraland O4lOM Jennlfer Roblnson Bay Mlnette 04lFE Darryl Roblnson Ashland OAPUB Joseph Robertson Charleston, SC 04AE Constance Rosenblatt Dothan O4PC Krlstln Rosenbaum Auburn 04MN Aurellano Rosas Auburn 04lB Ellzabeth Roper Glencoe 04PG Frlcka Roland Dothan 04AMH Sonya Rogers Annlston 04CEE Nell Rodgers Athens 04AMH Llsa Rodgers Athens 04PC Jo Anne Rockwell Auburn OAGGY Robert Ruppanthal Rowell, GA O4lOM Klmberly Ruple Elmore 04lE Russell Runyan Ashland 04FY Ann Runyan Leeds O4AC Angle Rudd Valley O4EE Andra Royster Columbus, GA 04CH Beth Rovllen Montgomery 04BA Greg Rowell Warner Roblns, GA 04EE Chrls Rounds Manchester, TN 04AMN Candy Saunders Chloley, FL 04RSS Paula Saour Jacksonvllle, FL 04PC Blake Sanders Montgomery 04VAT Janlce Sandberg Wlnter Park, FL O4MN Deborah Salem Blrmlngham 04AR James Ryerson Brlcktown, NY OAHPEN Kimberly Rust Annlston 04MK Sonjl Russell Montgomery 04CSW Johathan Russell Huntsville 04AC Tracy Scrogglns Alexander Clty 04lE Donald Scott Selna 04VAT Alan Sconlers Greenville 04l0M Terrle Bchofleld Greenvllle 04lOM Marcus Schick Lagrange, GA O4EE Desmond Scalfe Auburn O4EC Becca Scalte Auburn O4ED Llsa Sayers Jasper O4PY Sharon Savage Grlffln, GA 04PG 418 Classes Cf? 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Meigs 04HPEN Klm Pltts Dunwoody, GA 04MK Jeffry Plummer Camp Hill O4IOM Connie Poole Decatur 04PlR Gall Pope Opelika O4CEE Jen Pape Opelika OAME Kathy Powe Auburn 04NUR Sherrl Powell Laurel, FL 04AN4MH Gregory Powers Heath Springs, SC 04ME Darlene Prlce Birmingham 04FI Duncan Prlest Sanford, NC 04ME Kurt Prochaska Gulf Breeze, FL 04AE Kenneth Pruitt Auburn 04EE Mellssa Putney Mobile 04lB Carl Pylant, lll Ozark 04PIR Kelth Queeny Huntsville 04EE Kerry Ralner Parrish O4EE Brad Ralph Mobile 04CE Lewls Ramsey, Jr. Petersburg, VA 04lND Ellnbeth Rankin Selma 04AY Marle Raqulplao Jacksonville, FL O4CJ Mlchael Rasmussen Auburn 04MN Lawrence Ray Auburn OAMN Tlmothy Rayborn Brantley 04lE Zachary Real Clarkston, GA 04MN June Reld N Bellmore, NY O4CJ Llnda Reld Montgomery O4CTC Mlchael Rennlnger St. Petersburg, FL 04EC Jennller Reynolds Enterprise 04Bl Wllllam Reynolds Monroe, LA 04CPE David Rhodes Auburn 04GEC Ellzabeth Rlce Jacksonville, FL O4NLlR Johnna Rlce Gasden O4PRJ Laurence Rlce Bremen, GA 04AE Caron Rlchards Ashford 04PY Erlc Rlchards Enterprise 04CPE John Richards Mobile O4BSC Mlchael Richards Midland City 04EE Randy Richards Lowell, MA 04EE Karen Richardson Phenix City OAAC Thomas Richardson Huntsville O4MK Walter Mote Thorsby 04MK Davld G. Moulder Auburn OAIND Mellssa Mount Mathews 04HSA Sydney Moyers Auburn O4AC Donna Mueller Mobile O4FM Ronna Mueller Mobile O4CEC Kathleen Mulllns Columbus. GA 04PRJ Tlmothy Mundy Washington, D.C. 04GHY Robert Murdaugh Eufaula O4PRJ David Murphy LaGrange, GA O4CE Mark Murphy Stockton O4AMN Tlm Murphy Auburn O4CE Kelli Anne Murray Gadsden O4CSCH Mlchael J. Myers Auburn 04AR Mlchele Nagy Enterprise 04IE Gary Nash Birmingham 04AR Amy Nelson Montgomery OATM Bllly Nelson McRae, GA 04FY Thomas Nelson Birmingham O4PY Frederick Newman Mobile O4FI Frances Newton Columbus, GA O4PY Steven Newton Auburn 04EE Carol Nldiols Columbus, GA 04TN Chrls Nlchols LaGrange, GA 04EE Robln Nlckell Birmingham O4lB Ross Nlckoley Donalsonville, GA O4lOM Kimberly Noble Plantation, FL 04CEC Carol Norman Ramer 04PY Bylvla Norman Pensacola, FL 04AC Donna Norred Valley 04AC Burnette Norwood Wagarville 04VHD Mark O'Barr Shreveport, LA O4EE Mlchael 0'Connor Dothan 04CPE Jo Ogletree Sylacauge 04CEE Carol O'Hara Ft. Lauderdale, FL O4AMH Mark Oldham Warner Robins, GA O4TN Eddle 0'Rourke Gainesville, GA 04AM Avlvl Osborne Marietta, GA O4GSC Mlchael Osborne Florence 04CPE Charles Otap Columbus, GA 04ME Carla Owens Sylacauge 04PG Deborah Pace Aiken SC 04IOM James Packard Auburn OAAE John Palmer Huntsville 04AE Robble Palmer Florence 04CJ Rosemary Palmer Dothan OAGSW Mlchael Paradlse Scottsboro 04BSC Debble Park Macon, GA 04SCR Mlchael Parker East Brewton OAHPEH Alvln Pate Opelika 04EC David Peace Brewton OAFY Randy Peacock Macon, GA O4EE Phyllls Pearson Gordo 04VHE Jan Pendleton Montgomery O4CSC CIBSSES 4 1 9 420 SENIORS X A' T Sharon Scruggs Birmingham 04VAD Dlno Seaklanos Fairfield 04EE Deborah Seale Florence OAPG Sharon Seale Florence 04ME Michele Sease Montgomery 04HA Laura Seldon Smiths 04ID Laura Sellers Monroeville O4VOA Amella Senkbell Jonesboro,GA O4CSS Rober Shannon Decatur 04AC Elizabeth Shaw Attalla 04EE Mark Shaw Sylaucauga O4TE Thomas Shaw Attalla 04EE Marcus Shelby Birmingham O4ME Paula Shelley Headland 04Fl Suzanne Shelton Decatur,GA 04MN Davld Shepherd Marietta,GA 04MDT Mary Beth Shepherd Conyers,GA 04NUR Stacey Shepherd LaGrange,GA 04TE Susan Sherry Marietta,GA OAMK Bryan Shlrley Auburn 04BSC Steven Shlrley Greenville 04CPE Jeff Shlapak Auburn 04MTL Sharon Shoemaker Childersburg 04CEC Gwen Shoopman Birmingham 04EE Catherlne Shull CoIumbia,SC 04HRM Greg Slgle Columbiana 04EE Kathy Sllvestrl Auburn O4VAT Annle Slmpers Huntsville 04lE Susan Slmpson Montgomery 04MK George Slms Rocky Face,GA 04ME Jeffery Slms Albertville O4PH Jeffery Slms Auburn 04TN Jlmmy Slms Auburn 04FY Susan Slms Birmingham 04RSS Amy Slnnock DoraviIIe,GA 04MN Don Slnyard Birmingham O4HPE Starla Slpper New Brockton 04RSS Donna Slagle Lanett 04FCD Phllllp Slay Lafayette O4ADVP Ettye Smelley Eclectic 04VAT Barry Smlth Birmingham 04PUB Brenda Smlth Mexia 04CEE Brett Smlth Huntsville 04EE Debble Smlth CoIumbus,GA 04FI Erlc Smlth Cadiz,KY 04AE Gregory Smlth Decatur 04AM Jennlfer Smlth Orlando,FL 04CEC Keevln Smlth Gadsden 04WL Melvln Smlth Auburn 04EE Robert Smlth Dawson,GA O4ME Sharon Smlth Huntsville 04FM Stephanie Smlth Enterprise 04MN Terrl Smlth Auburn 04EC Thomas Smlth Homewood O4EE Thomas Smlth Germantown,TN OAAPS Deborah Snell Spartanburg,SC 04CTC Alan Snlder Anniston 04GEC Earl Snlder Birmingham 04EE Monica Snoddy Athens 04EE Sherl Snow Gadsden 04NF Brad Soloman Durlin,GA 04EE Stephanle Sorrells Dothan O4AC Mary Sowell Chattanooga,TN O4GFLE Stephanle Bparkman Gulf Shores 04MK Todd Sparks Macon,GA 04MN Steven Speaks Montgomery 04FI Kayron Spence Lafayette 04MN Kelly Splvey Auburn 04IOM Brlan Sproles Huntsville 04EE Wilson Stabler Greensboro,NC O4CH Cralg Stapleton Altamonte Springs,FL 04EC Kelll Stephans Fairhope 04FM Joel Stephenson Florence 04Ml'l Mark Steuer Huntsville 04MH Astrud Streuernagel Ft Rucker O4IB Llsa Stevenson Montgomery 04Fl Rodney Stewart Talladega 04MI'l Elliott Stoffregen III Talladega 04AMN Arthur Storey Auburn 04EE Lorl Stovall Alpharetta,GA OACSEF Davld Stover Auburn O4ME Pamela Stuckey New Brockton 04CJF Mark Stucky Huntsville 04Fl Thomas Sugg Muscle Shoals OAIND Sharon Suggs Alexander City OACEC Joel Sulllvan Mobile 04AC Steven Sulllvan Pensacola 04EE John Summerford MouItrie,GA 04MN Keith Summerour Jacksonville O4AR Byron Summey RoswelI,GA 04lND Myles Swann Auburn OACSEM Barry Swords Guntersville 04MN Robert Szellstowskl St Petersburg,FL 04EE Shara Tallaferro Gadsden 04lE Cherle Taylor Brenton 04CEE Jeff Taylor Florence O4lOM Robert Taylor ll Opp OAFI Scott Teel Valparaiso,FL OAEE Renee Terry Decatur 04NUR Mack Thetford Seale OAHF Donald Thleme ll Alexandria,VA 04HY Darrell Thomas Andalusia O4CLE Julle Thomas Dunwoody,GA 04RSM Ken Thomas Auburn 04Pl.IB Klmberly Thomas Florence 04PIR Mlke Thomas Auburn 04MB Wllllam Thomley Birmingham 04GJM Beverly Thompson Cragford 04Fl James Thornton RusseIlviIIe'04PV Amy Thornton CoIumbus,GA 04CEC Andre'a Thrasher Decatur 04ME Colleen Tldmore Crossville O4OH James Tldwell Auburn O4lOM Mark Tldwell Woodville O4WLPV Llsa Tllghmon Columbus 04MK Shells Marle Tllllson Gallant 04ZY Betsy Tlllman Vinegar Bend 04CEC Classes f wwe M J-u sQ'aa JW,ae AT? we t tei A A 'r B- A A T 'T T T i T '- T ,-,Ti '-'- - be H- ' T- , ,T -- E 'if T ie: ,TY -. 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' ., 1 ' ' , ' s-f l :'L-- t' .R , K X... x I, F ., S fu J . 'SyIvia, what's wrong? Susan asks. just got my English essay back, and it's :tty bad. 3ut you did so well in English last year. 'I know, but now l can't seem to get ything higher than a C. l worked for urs on this one, but look at all of the ors. Has your English professor told you out the writing center? Well, she said we should try it, but I'd be nbarassed to be seen there. Only people who can't write go there. That's not true. The tutors help English majors as often as engineering students, Hmmm where is this center, anyway? lt's in Haley Center, room 3183. lt Stays open from nine to twelve Monday through Friday, and one to four Monday through Thursday. How do you know all that? Let's just say my English essay grad have improved immensely this quarter! ES X N t .P 5 X s ,M Q .Q , i g 'aa .' 5 .1 Zi-Ui' -NX T5 nv f lf . 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Neal Anderson Nashville 03AR James Ansley Jr. Evergreen O3PY Mark Arnold Sylacauga OBTE Rebecca Ates Atmore O3EE David Aubrey WiIton,CT OBAC Rebecca Ayres Auburn O3AR Derek Bagwell Arab OBGC Elizabeth Bailey Phenix City OBGSW Doug Baldwin Lakeland,FL 03PY Susan Barber Bradenton,FL 03EE Sue Basso Lake Oswego,OR 03HPE Jessica Beasley Athens OBEE Nancy Belcher Birmingham 03AC Faith Bell Fort Walton Beach,FL OBBA Maria Bendana Central America 03HA Kimberly Berry Montgomery OBCE Mary Bisch Huntsville OBGSC Greg Black Glencoe 03LPO Kelly Black Auburn 03lFE Sharon Blackman Auburn 03CSS Rebecca Blacksher Atmore OBCEE Taylor Blackwell Montevallo 03PM Adrienne Blankenship Orange Park,FL OBPY Timothy Bleymaier RandoIph,TX O3PB Annette Bohannon Auburn OBRSE Peggy Borowski Montgomery 03GSY Vince Botta Mt,Vernon,lN 03CSM Wendy Bowers Elba 03lD Michael Bowles Flomaton OBPB Lori Bowling Gadsden 03PY Tabitha Boyd Greenpond 03PY Stacey Breckenridge Dothan O3HPEN Julie Brown Chattanooga,TN OBMN Russell Brown Evergreen 03EH Beth Brumbeloe Alpl'1aretta,GA O3CE Camille Bryan Montgomery OBIFE Crystal Burchtield Birmingham O3CS Maureen Burke Jacksonville,FL OBMN Jana Burkett New Brockton 03AC Barbara Burr Waynesboro,Ga 03PY Cecilia Burris Chattanooga,TN 03IOM Steve Burroughs Anniston 03Fl Kevin Burt Fort Payne O3PB Edward Byrd,Jr. Enterprise O3lD Mark Byrne Pensacola,FL 03MK Donald Byron Birmingham 03MK Kimbra Camp Auburn 03HPE M. 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Camp Phenix City 03GAN Danny Ray Camp,Jr. Abbeville,SC O3OH-LDS Susan Caneva Auburn O3NLlR Tersa Carleton Dadeville 03WL Beatty Carmichael Birmingham O3HY Alise Carter Sylacauga 03lE John Carter Elkmont 03ME Regina Carwlle Lineville O3AMH Lisa Chalet Dunwoody,GA O3ID Mark Chapman Pensacola,FL 03lD Lisa Charbonneau Oakton,VA O3VAT Woomi Chase Huntsville O3lB Michael Chilcoat Double Springs OBMN Lee Clack Satsuma 03OH Leigh Claridy Phenix City OBPVM Sonia Clark Dothan 03PIR Christy Cleghorn Sylacauga O3VAD Classes 4 23 ,JUNICJ Melissa Clem Athens O3Fl Melissa Clemons Athens, GA 03RSS Trina Coleman Atlanta, GA 03PRS Karin Collins Pelham 03VBl Craig Connally Auburn 03EE Chad Cook Warwick, GA 03CJ Carisa Cooke Fayetteville GA 03CEC Daniel Coombes Hixson, TN 03FI Sharon Cooper Greenville 03NUR Marlene Copeland Saraland 03KF Hector Cruz San Antonio, TX 03IOM Melvin Dale Sardis 03FI Margaret Darrah Talladega 03VEH Reeves Daves Gadsden 03CHE Lisa Davis Scottsboro OBCEE Sadhana Daya Auburn OBPY Jerolyn Dean Peterman OBCSS Leigh Dedels Marietta, GA O3 Jackie Deloney Ozark 03PT Phyllis Delong Centerville, TN O3PPY Mark Denard Trussville 03FI Dharmendra Desai Auburn OBEE Pamela Diftie Sylacauga 03PB Charles Dixon Marietta, GA 03MN Martha Dixon Brounsville, TN 03IFE Kevin Dorough Shelby 03ME Greg Dowling Birmingham 03FI Cindy Duke Sylacauga OBEE Jennifer Dumas Mobile OBPRS Randy Duncan Cumming, GA 03PFM Stuart Duncan Florence OBMK Jeffrey Dyer Dunwoody, OH 03MTL Dianne Dykes Ozark 03IB Gearge Edlund Homewood OBCPE Cathy Edwards Marietta, GA 03CEE Dee Eichelberger Huntsville 03lOM Julie Eisenberg Jacksonville, FL 03IE Mellissa Ennis Smiths 03CS David Ensley Sparks, GA 03EE William Elell Dothan 03PRS Mark Fagan Aubusta, GA OBBSC Charlotte Falkenberry Birmingham OBEE Camie Faucette Columbus, GA 03lFE Judith Faulkner Vernon O3CPE Timothy Fincher Montgomery O3EE Amelia Flournoy Eclectic O3NLlR Amy Forrester Ashford 03AR Kimberly Fort Grand Bay OBCEE Samuel Fowler Oxford 03AE Maggie Frassetto Dunwoody, GA OBCSC Danna Freeman Auburn 03CEE Stefan Freeman Auburn O3Pt.lB Charles Fricke Dothan O3AC Carla Fricks Fyffe 03GJM Stephanie Fuchs Opp 03PY Aundrea Fuller Bay Minette O3CDP Kris Fuller Homewood 03GPG Stephen GAddy Birmingham 03EE Sheryl Gallick Enterprise 03CEC Michael Gamble Montgomery OBAR Jim Gann Geraldine 03PY Maryanne Gardner Selma 03MDT William Gardner Smiths 03AE Michael Garrett Opelika 03GHY Pat Garrett Gadsden OBPBSC Dawn Gawronski Kingwood, TX 03VAT Sharon Diddings Cottonton O3FI Michael Goll Huntsville O3FlEC Darryl Glass Birmingham OBBSC Linda Goltz Huntsville 03AC Kimberly Goodrich East Point, GA OBAM Robert Googe Auburn O3Fl Michael Greene Enterprise 03CNM Beth Grissom Spruce Pine OBCSC Mark Gschwind Lake Clarke Shores, lL 03AMN Sonya Gulas Birmingham O3AC John Gunn Roanoke 03CSS Bobby Hall OBCJ Gary Hall Decatur 03ME Lamar Hamby Horton 03VAG Debbie Hamilton Montgomery O3GPO Jeff Hamilton Millbrook OBIB Jermoe Hamilton Phenix City OISEE Lynwood Hamilton Detroit O3IE Frank Hamner Auburn 03EE Kimberly Hamner Winfield 03BA Susan Hampton Birmingham O3PY Wendy Harrell Mobile O3Fl Kenneth Harris Pine Hill OJVBI Cal Hartsell Tarrant O3CEE Catherine Hartsell Tarrant OBCEE Kimberley Havard Daphne 03AMG Suzanne Hayes Roanoke O3CEC Robert Haynes Altoona 03MK Christopher Henderson Hihgland City, FL OBEE Roland Henry Auburn O3IOM Jorge Herdocia Miami, FL 03lE Paul Hinton Grandbay 03CSC Pamela Hipp Arab 03EE Jennifer Hodgen Atmore 03MK Pamela Hof! Prattville 03GMH Brad Hoffman Mobile OBME Cynthia Hoffman Atmore 03PY James Holloway Lakeland, FL O3FI Patrick Holmes Vinemont 03PB Albert Honeycutt Huntsville 03AC Lucy Horn Panama City, FL OBCEE Deborah Horton Alabaster O3MBl I Robert House Auburn 03EE Leslie Howard Satsuma O3FLT Deborah Howard Huntsville OBAC Deborah Howard Montgomery 03FY Bryan Howton Gurley O3MN Paul Hudgins Montgomery 03FY Calvin Hudson Antioch, TN 03LPO Pam Hudson Sarasota, FL 03AE Stephen Hughs Nashville, TN O3AE Classes ,ff :K . S ap Q V XV V VV ..-- A :gf . TV- ' fi A i is , gsgggs C ,f ..:.s.t., ef ' . 3 i I 1 N ' ' in 'N DWL M , , s'f'fs Y W' a, . ' 'f -' ' 'f V? .f V ' 'f Q, 1 ' V V V 5 ., -V A? V JP V . .ok ,5Q ',V,VF VV V f sa. 1511 ' :e-- '53 --I f , f it is fes is , . J fi ' wt ' 5 I - X -Q , f ff rr ii- A i'iiiii '- 1, V VV! lx VVV JV , .. -... . V ,as M :V lg,-1, Vt V X..s.f- N VV 1 W , 'te ,Z g ' . . ,,,, ..,. , ,, A , . ' 'scsi , 4 is A -, ,Rik Q ': f fr F s i A Q Fi L M gg.g V ,Vi , , . 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GA 03Fl Leslie Jordan Covington, GA 03CSFM Tim Kast Evergreen O3PUB Davld Kelth Milledgeville, GA OBME Patricia Kelley Huntsville 03MK Paul Kelly Auburn O3PG Rachel Kent Florence 03EH Vlckl Kerby Thomasville 03PPY Andrea Klrby Decatur, GA OBPRS Chrls Klrk Lanett O3AC Kristen Klrk Birmingham O3ZYPV Darren Klrkham Thomasville O3FY Llssa Knight Auburn 03lOM Rebecca Koester Coldwater, OH 03NF Hagen Lambert Monroeville OBPVM Tracy Lambert Sylacauga 03MK Kelll Lammons Huntsville 03FM Marla Lamons Ashville O3lFE Jo Beth Lanler Biloxi, MS OBRSE Keith Lashley Alexander City 03CE Stephen Lee Summerdale O3AY Yvonne Lemkuhl Boonsboro, MD 03EE Mlchael Lenga Auburn 03BSC Debble Leslle Greenwood, SC OBCNM James Lessley Sylacauga 03MN Charles Letherwood Montgomery OBIND Elizabeth Lewis Metairie, LA O3JM Robert Lewis Chattanooga, TN OBPB Llsa Limbaugh Gadsden 03PB Nancy Llpe Carthage, MS O3lD Lee Llpscomb O3VAT Carol Llttle Blountsville 03CEE Llsa Little Mt Hope 03CEE Lynn Llvlngston Pensacola, FL OJHHE Joy Lollar Columbus, GA O3AC Preston Long Auburn 03PLlB Angela Longshore Florence O3PV Nancy Lumpkin Chamblee, GA 03 Phllllp Lusco Birmingham 03FI Laura Magee Eutaw O3CEC Cheryl Major Auburn 03AC Carl Mantecon Monroeville O3PY Chris Marlar Mandeville, LA O3AC Timothy Marshall Winchester, VA 03ACF Glna Martln Sylacauga 03EE James Martln Brewton OBEE Susan Mauller Auburn 03Fi Mellnda Mayberry Opelika OBPSVXNLIR Cathleen McCarthy Salem, NJ OBMK Glen McCollum Auburn 03GEC Collie McCulIers Auburn O3FCD Teresa McCullers Marion OBNN Rebecca McDanleI Bynum 03AC Melissa McDonald Lafayette 03Fl Henry McElreath Columbus, GA 03CPE Lane McGullIon Sylvania O3AMH John McWhorter Alexander City 03TE Lorl Meador Huntsville O3CEC Mlchael Meads Anniston OBVAT Sonya Medllng Snellville, GA 03EE Julla Merder Montgomery 03CHE Sherry Mllner Hackson Gap O3CSCC Jaml Mllton Melbourne, GL O3AC Amy Mlsslldlne Springville OBNUR Brad Mitchell Birmingham 03MK Stephanie Mitchell Birmingham O3CHE Dean Money Opelika 03PB Carol Moore Valley 03CSM Jeffrey Moore Atmore O3EE Margaret Moore Lee, FL 03CEC Colleen Moran Lighthouse Pt, FL OBGJM John Moreno Birmingham OBGEC Gina Morgan Mobile OBEE James Morgan Fortson, GA 03AE Patrlcla Morgan Auburn 03CDP Suzanna Morton Montgomery O3Fl Laurie Moseley Ballwin, MO 03RSS Leslle Moses Hartselle 03AC Tomas Munoz Clearwater, FL O3AE Fellcla Murphy Mobile OBCEC Margaret Murray Ozark O3MDT Teresa Neil Lanett OBRSE Kathryn Nelms Lagrange, GA O3GA Jeffrey Nelson Clanton O3EE Paul Neville Birmingham O3PG Tonya Norman Columbus, GA OBCEE Larry Norred Birmingham 03EC Mlchele Norrls Frisco City OBMH Sonya Norris Andalusia 03FM Cheri Northrop Opp OBPPY Davld Ochsenknecht Florence 03lE Deborah Odom Spanish Fort 03CSCM Margle ODonneIl Huntsville 03ME Mark Ogles Athens O3EE Jeffrey Okerson Midland City 03EE Mark Osborn Killen O3EE Matthew Osborn Killen 03EE Jerron Owens Auburn O3CSC Darrell Pace Leighton O3EE Kee Padgett Ashland O3BA Classes 425 .Junloas R Fellcla Palmer Hamilton O3PRS Katharyn Palmer Linden 03FRM Gina Pardue Birmingham O3MT Laurle Parker Talladega 03CEE Dlanne Parrlsh Valley 03AC Amy Payne BRADSden 03CEC Julle Payne Hixon, TN 03GAN Karen Payne Pensacola, FL OBCSS Davld Peden Vestavia 03MK Tlm Perrott Clearwater 03EE Jonathan Phllllps Talladega 03AE Mlchael Phllllps New Brockton 03GPS Vlnh Phung Montgomery 03E.E William Plland Thomasville, GA 03EE Renee Plna Merritt Island, FL 03EE Melanie Popejoy Huntsville 03NS Ellse Powell Birmingham 03BA Sherry Prather Columbus, GA 03CEE Linda Preston Racine, WI 03HRM Julie Prlce Birmingham 03HPEN Karen Prlce Huntsville 03MK Kendall Prlce Auburn 03AMN Susan Proctor Greer, SC OBCHE Lelgh Pugh Guin 03PY Chris Pullen Boaz O3VAG Melinda Rabren Andalusia 03PLIB Elizabeth Reed Hartselle 03MRB Allcla Reeves Beaver Falls, PA 03MN Jesse Reeves Opp 03Fl Davld Reynolds Geneva O3EE Jimmy Reynolds Sylacauga 03MN Martha Reynolds Uniontown 03CEC Shlrley Rhea Birmingham 03VOA Erlc Rltchle Sandy Hook, CT 03PIR Rebecca Rlvers Guntersville 03PG Davld Roberts Tifton, GA 03AM Mlchelle Roberta Opelika 03GPO Laura Roblnson Montgomery 03FLTE David Robold Merritt Island, FL 03ME Kelley Roche Kings Park, NY 03NY Shawn Rosler Phenix City O3AC Steve Rusk Birmlngam 03MK Kevln Russell l1aGrange, GA O3CPE Luz Sablllon Honduras 03FLTF Lauren Salmlnen Prattville 03AC Pamela Salter Flomaton O3MK Tom Sansom Jacksonville 03FI Rya Schmausa Section 03IB Sarah Schmldt Havelock, NC 03AMH Shirley Schofield Opp 03GJM Chrlstlna Scranton Anniston 03GC Troy Scrapchanslty Uncasville, CT O3VCH Susan Scrogglns Phenix City 03IE Mel Sellers Opelika OBEE Mark Selllng Auburn 03EE Michele Sessions Montgomery 03CEE Leanne Sharp Decatur 03RSS Dlanna Shaw Roanoke OBGJM Clndy Shelton Jonesboro. GA 03PRS Carrle Slkes Atlanta, GA 03JM Jay Slmonton LaGrange, GA 03MN Paul Slms Blrmlngham 03EE Tabbatha Slappe Mllton, GL 03AC Patrick Slay Auburn O3IE Carrle Smlth Muscle Shoals 03GCD Greg Smith Lanett 03CPE Kimberly Smith Birmingham 03Ac Robert Smith Decatur, GA 03MN Steven Smlth Brewton 03FI Stuart Smith Harahan, LA O3PG Mlchael Snyder Bradenton, FL 03AC Jeff Sonne Pompano Beach, FL 03ME Krlstln Spelr West Palm Beach. FL 03CEE Colleen Spencer Chancellor 03IE Omar Spudgut Scottsboro 03MN Phllthy Spudgut Scottsboro 03FI Turbo Spudgut Scottsboro 03PN Alison Stamps Huntsville O3NUR Mlke Stanley Opp 03PB Erlc Steelreath Mobile 03CLE Clnthla Stephens Mt Dora, FL O3MK Kay Stevens Marietta, GA 03AR Becky Stevenson Huntsville 03ID Michael Stewart Newell O3PV Gregory Stover Auburn 03EE Stacey Stover Auburn 03VHO Kimberly Strain Rockledge, GL O3PY Larry Sulllvan Atmore 03MK Jennifer Sqann Aburn 03CSSC Erlc Taylor Pell City 03AC Pat Taylor Birmingham 03AC Stephanie Taylor Roanoke 03PY Alyce Teel Montgomery OBCJ Rich Thlgpen Rogersville 03lE Linda Thomas LaFayette 03BA Patricia Thomas Lilburn, GA 03NLlR Melissa Thompson Birmingham 03CSM Thomas Thompson HuntsvilIeO3 Robert Thomson Mobile 03AC Ashley Tllley Auburn 03PLlB Donna Troha Dothan 03BA Tammy Trout Albany, GA 03GJM Edlth Tullls Atmore 03AC Chrlstlna Turner Pell City 03NF Wayne Turner Gulf Shores 03AC Jolanda Umphrey Cullman 03MK Sharl Llrbanskl Mobile O3MKTlDSED Brian Vaeger Winter Park, FL O3BA Audrey Vanblommesteyn Raisnville 03EE Darcy Vann Dothan OBCEE Dee Vann Boaz OBBSC Anlta Vaughn Fort Payne 03FM Jamle Vernon Huntsville 03FI Llaa Vlckers Davlston 03PRS Sylvla Walker Decatur 03NN Vaughn Walker Nashville, TN O3VBI Patti Wall Ozark 03CEC 426 Classes ' ,Q x -J ,i s -a . al , 3 - X, 5 jilaf, A49 .l ' 1:1 , zz: .- SQ- if, 1. 1245 z. 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But, Coke lovers, the ever popular soft drink was still available in machines everywhere and in cans from the Foy Union snack bar, the Little Eagle convenience store, the Sweet Shop at War Eagle, and CDV. ,.. l I .cr 3 , 'Il 1 Cf J X lj W yt , . 4 .nl filo ff 3 4' J . fm., ..,., ,,,,,,,, ' ,A 1 : ' , at it 24. ' f Kimberley Walley Fairhope OBFCD Rita Walsh Great Falls, VA 03EE William Walters Mobile 03ME Joann Wanglie Prattsville O3PY Kenneth Warburton Auburn 03CPE Luanne Ward Walnut Hill, FL OBCEE Audrey Watkins Auburn OBCEC Thomas Watson Heflin 03AMF Christina Weaver Fayetteville, GA OSAE Greg Weaver Oneonia 03CJ Luke Wehby Nashville, TN CJ Donald Wells Anistion O3EE Michele Wells Phenix City O3HA Erika Wesxel Norwood, NJ O3lB Judy Wesson Birmingham O3HRA Brian White Roswell, GA O3AE Matthew White West Palm Beach, FL 03LA Ashley Williams Dothan 03MN Dorothy Williams Monroeville City OBCEC James Williams Columbiana O3LT Laura Williams Franklin, TN O3MBPV Paula Williams Milan, GA O3CHE Eric Winchenbach Niceville, FL CPE Kelli Womak Dothan OBRSS Charles Wnodroof Athens 03JM Linda Worley Auburn OBCS Kimberly Wright Red Level O3PRS Mary Yonker Smiths O3VHE Keith Young Auburn 03AC Mardi Abell Grosse Pointe Pk, Ml OZEE Bryan Abercrombie Cropwell OZGPL Lisa Abrams Mobile 02PPY Stephen Acker Merritt island, FL O2AC Benjamin Adams Andalusia OZBA Benjamin Agee Pine Hlll OZCPE Salman Ahmed Stone Mountain, GA OZEE Tamara Allen Peachtree City, GA OZGPL William Allen Centre OZPB Bryan Ambrose Birmingham 02MTL Cynthia Angell Montgomery OZPPY Julie Anway Montgomery OZPPY Henry Arnold Sylacauga OZGC 427 sovi-ioMoREs Randy Asherhranner Hartselle O2MH Paula Ashley Fort Payne OZVHE Traci Autrey Greenville OZCTC Jennifer Bailey Hixson, TN O2 MK Susan Barrett St Petersburg, FL 02 FI Mary Bartlett Somerville O2lE Sumarie Bass Lanett OZGC Elizabeth Bassett Pensacola, FL OZCEE Lorrie Beasley Oxford OZMDT Scot Beck Aiken, SC OZCHE James Becker New Port Richey, FL OZPN Susan Beland Huntsville OZMEH Robert Bell Montgomery OZCHE Rhonda Bell Birmingham 02PT Philip Benefield Hueytown 02AE Karen Bergeler Huntsville 02ME Michelle Bergh Huntsville 02FM Terri Blrchlield Millbrook 02AC Erik BJorkner Gulf Breeze, FL O2PN Jimmy Black Georgiane OZVAG Doug Blomeley Atlanta, GA OZAR Clndy Bodiford Mobile O2CEE Aprlll Bonam Brewton 02EE Chris Booher Lilburn, GA O2EE Jay Boren Newman, GA O2IE Kellie Boyd Greenpond OZHPR Kevin Boyett Spartanburg 02AE Jan Bozeman Georgiana OZCEE Janet Bozeman Auburn 02TH Jill Brackin Theodore OZCEC John Bradford Birmingham OZME Kelly Brand Brentwood, TN 02FM Donna Brewster Lanett OZGC Gina Brooks Millbrook OZVAT Pamela Brooks Greenville OZCSW David Brown Vienna, VA OZGC Gary Brown Hartford OZCHE Jody Brown Guntersville O2PB Lynn Brown Montgomery OZCEE Mary Burleson Auburn OZEE Tricia Cain Euiaula OZPY Paul Caldwell Tallassee OZGC Cherie Campbell Gadsden OZCEE Ronald Cannon Tampa, FL OZPN Susan Caraway Montgomery OZCE 'ifi f , t is: . N ,, ,.t,, .r t. fx fi t .sg S X s -1 Q ri ,rim 'v A ,f f' , X S555 Y -sit QUFJ another free movie . . . Did you know this is the fifth free movie l've seen this quarter? lt's a great free date No, no, Karen, I didn't mean you-you're special and I'd love to spend money on you. lt's just that this is such a great movie . . . Finally! They always wait so late to open those doors . . . pretty long line tonight-people all the way Hall. Enjoy the movie! l'm glad eveyc claps, cheers, and whistles here-it's w Have you seen this movie before have . . . watch right here at the ueginn . . . this scene is so incredible .... l ca believe what she's going to do . . . alrig alright! Just don't ask me to explain plot when the movie's over! . . . Hisss i back to the street. I hope everyone finds a Hissing is NOT giving away the plot! f seat Click, click, click Got your Are you crying? This isn't the part 3 , l.D.? How are these seats? Hey, Janie! Wait should cry about-that comes later . . . Q just a minute, Karen, I'll be right here . . . That was a pretty good movie-K s s back. Janie! Haven't seen you since last l'm stiff! . . . Shuffle, shuffle . . . It tal ' quarter-how are things going? Tough forever to get out of Langdon after 1 'V M schedule? Really? I've heard he's a rough movie-everyone moves so slowly . . . H guy to have for that class-hope you do Steven! How's it going? . So, Kari .V ' I okay. Well, l've got to get back to my want to go eat now? We could walk .. W 'fu seat-they're getting ready to start understand. lt is kind of late-almost 1 5' y i' , Tonight's feature is 'To liue and die in o'clock. l'll take you home then . . . Real! I 5 LA.' , , . There will be a cartoon . . . No don't mind . . . Okay, l'll see you tomorr eating, drinking, smoking, dipping, chew- . . . Another successful date at the fi I ing, or anything else allowed in Langdon movie . . . Viir in ,. 151 I . ' L : .... , vi' it 1 iii 4 , ..i l ,.. .,!!. 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Mg E - , N 5 j E , . , LSOPHOMORES Michael Carlisle Anniston OZAC Gregory Carpeuter Atmore OZBSC Phillips Cherry Midland City OZVAG Deborah Chilcote Kingsport,TN OZPVM Jennifer Chin OrIando,FL OZMTL Carrie Christiansen Brookfield,Wl 02MTL Erik Classen Nashville,TN OZGFLE Janna Clayton Opelika OZPM Chuck Cleary Dunwoody,GA 02PB David W. Cochran Auburn 02PB AnneMarie Colapietro Auburn 02MB Patricia Collins Homewood OZGC George Colvin Moundville OZENS Debbie Connelly RosweIl,GA 02GC Amy Conner Kingsport,TN OZAR Crystal Cook Redstone Arsenal 02IFE Lindsay Cooke Spartanburg,SC OZVAT Marilyn Costner Birmingham OZPRS Eric Crawley Homosassa,FL 02MFL Mark Cross Sheffield 02AR Steven Crowley Dothan 02PN James Crutchfield Pensacola,FL OZFLTF William Crutchtield Montgomery OZPPY Dennis Culver Pisgah OZPM Nancy Daniell AtIanta,GA OZPB Daran Darrow Montgomery O2GC Angela Davis Brentwood,TN 02VAT Brigitte Davis Montgomery OZPPY Jacque Davis Key West,FL 02PB Tammy Davis Hope Hull OZCHE David Deal Midland City OZBSC Tony Deguzman Auburn 02ME Amy Denson Deluniak Springs,FL 02PPY Susila Dorairaj Tuscaloosa OZMBPV Tommy Doss Bainbridge,GA 02PD William Dow Stone Mountain,GA OZGPO John Dowless Marietta,GA OZGPO Thomas Dreadin Pensacola,FL OZPUB Davld Driggers Birmingham OZPB Stephanie Dubriel Fort VaIley,GA 02IB Paula Ducker Auburn 02MBPV Eric Dudley Brantley O2AE Cheryl Duke Cullman OZEE Latisha Duncan Opelika 02VAT Elizabeth Durst Brentwood,YN OZGC Virginia Eatmon Ozark 02lE Chris Echols Montgomery O2AC Andy Eden Pell City 02FI Susan Edmondson Childersburg OZCEE Penny Elliot Abbeville OZTE Michele Engel Huntsville OZCHE Alan Eskew Birmingham OZPB Michael Evans Auburn OZEE Teri Fanning Huntsville OZCEE Steven Farrington AIachua,FL 02OH Deborah Faulkner Montgomery 02lB Ana Fernandez Miami,FI OZPB Claudia Flowers Montgomery OZIB Russell Flowers Gulf Breeze,FL OZAE Daniel Floyd Rome,GA O2ME Lynda Foernsler Tucker,GA OZAE Scott Forester Avondale Estates,Ga O2PG Jill Fouts Ashville OZGC Kimberly! Freeman Gadsden OZCSM Mary Freeman Homewood 02PV Robin French Montgomery 02FCD Kerry Funston Huntsville OZAE Amy Furr Mobile OZFCD Marie Gaffney Stone Mountain,GA OZPB Angela Gagliana Savannah,GA OZPRS Huey Gardner,Jr. Chalmette,LA OZAE Lynn Garrison Lexington,KY OZGEC Veerle Geudens Auburn O2IE Nancy Gibbons Deatsville OZPB Sara Gibbons Oneonta OZGSC Troy Godwin Greenville OZMK John Godzina Stuart,FL OZAC Jane Goff Auburn OZCEE Kim Good Goodwaters OZADS Tina Gottesman Auburn OZRSB Michael Goudron Lake Worth,FL 02PB Larry Gowens Piedmont 02GC uarry Graffeo Birmingham 02PV Rebecca Graham LiIburn,GA OZMK Bruce Gray Ill Lanett OZCS Shea Grayson Pensacola,FL OZMK Shara Green Montgomery OZARS Vicki Green Greenville OZPID Mary G. Griffin Siler City,NC OZRSC Patricia Hale Spartanburg,SC 02CJ Tammy Hammond Boaz OZPB Karen Harbin Prattville OZFM Mark Hardee Marietta,GA OZPPY Paul Harris Lenoir,TN OZAM Russell Harris Sylacauga OZCHE Holley Hatfield Eufala OZCSSE Stacye Hathorn Gadsden OZVAT Tiffany Hatley Auburn OZGC Felicia Hawkins Huntsville OZEE Deborah Haynie Bridgeport 02AC Ted Heathcock Gadsden OZAE Amy Henderson Auburn OZPRS Ansley Henkel Stone Mountain,GA OZGPG Dennis Henry Hope Hull OZGSC Francisco Herdocia Miami,FL O2GEC Thomas Herp LouisvilIe,KV 02GEH Margaret Hickman Auburn OZPMB Amy Higgins Huntsville OZMU Joseph Hill Boca Raton,FL 02PB Karen Hill Decatur OZGC Christine Hinson Jackson OZCTCXFM Vara Hitchcock Birmingham OZHPE Lisa Hollingsworth Steele OZME Keith A, Holloway Panama City,FL OZME Mike Hood Lanett OZGC Renee Howard Fort Lauderdale,FL OZAM Cheryl Howard Birmingham OZCEC Classes 429 SOPHO ORES Bruce Hughes Cullman 02ME Robert Hule Birmingham OZAM Sharon Humphrey Chester,VA OZNS Maureen lannone Savannah,GA OZEE Kathy lsom Marietta,GA 02lB Krlstln Jelllson Prattville 02NS Alexandra Johnson Auburn 02ME Klrby Johnson Decatur OZPN Paula Johnson Montgomery OZEE Steven Johnson Birmingham OZCPE Amber Jones DubIin,GA OZNF Brian Jones Perry,GA OZCE Jesslca Lee Jones Franklin,TN 02GHY Kathy Jones Heflin OZCEE Kimberly Jones Hartselle O2GC Susan Jones Prattville 02MB Rlsa Jordan Macon,GA 02IB Doug Joseph Longwood,FL OZAE Lance Junkln Guin 02ADSjPV Margaret Kaetz Bessemer OZGED Melanie Kalv Pinellas Park,FL O2PB Suzanne Kane Birmingham OZGC Robert Karnlck HoIiday,FL 02lD John Kastner McLean,VA 02PN Brlan Kelly Antioch,TN OZPB Kenneth Kelly Eufala 02ME Chrls Klllen Lexington OZENH Chris Klm Birmingham OZGBI 8teve Klrkham Thomasville OZEE LeeAnne Knadler Huntsville OZRSS Wllllam Koons Huntsville 02EE Jodl Kornburger Point Charlotte,FL O2PPY Davld Krumm Ashland 02EE Mlchelle Lausler Mobile O2PL Amy Layfleld Macon,GA 02FLT Thomas Lee Perry,FL 02ME Jody Lenderman Wilsonville 02PB Jack Leonard Opelika OZAE Steve Lewls AtIanta,GA OZHPR Wendy Llttrell Birmingham O2FLTE Kassondra Lockhart Birmingham OZEE Pattl Locklear Fort Payne OZPT Klmberly Loftln Camden OZPB Jack Looney Hartselle 02PB Mlchael Lord WaIIingford,VT 02IE Tracy Lowe Shelby O2PL Lavette Lyas Birmingham OZPV Seth Lynn Homewood OZPB Lorl Maples Hanover Park,lL OZRSR Krlstlna Marks Birmingham O2PB Mlke Marsenglll Miami,FL O2PB Greg Martln Eyffe OZAN Robert Martln Hartselle O2AC Audra May Birmingham 02CS Chris Maynard Riverdale,GA OZAM John Mazzanovltch Prattville OZPN Matthew McCollum Anderson,SC OZAE Robert McCormick Oxford 02PM Suzanne McCrorle Auburn OZPB Ray McCrory Coushatta,LA 02CS Allen McCulla Los AIamos,l lM 02PB Katy McCullough Birmingham O2PD Lesley Mclntosh MaitIand,FL OZPRS James McLaughlln Birmingham OZEE Ellzabeth Meredlth Birmingham 02PN James Men Aiken,SC O2ME John Mlles Huntsville O2HA Jeff Miller Letohatchie OZBSC Cherylyn Mllls Woodbury,GA OZRSR Thomas Mlnor Montgomery O2PB Wendy Mltcham Bynam OZCSM Tlmothy Mltchell DonaIsonville,CiA O2IPM Dennls Moore Florence 02AR Don Moore MiIton,FL OZME Renee Morgan PensacoIa,FL 02CPE Wendell Morgan Montgomery 02EE Ronda Moseley Florala O2PPY Todd Moss Anniston 02CJ Carol Mote Union Springs O2PB Lee Murphree Hartselle 02VAT John Muphy,lll Mobile O2CE Lewls Mustard Auburn OZIND Valerle Myers Tuscumbia 02IlNld Devln Nabors Huntsville OZPB Amy Naves Elkmont 02GC Robyn Newman Mobile O2CEC Allan Newsome Henagar OZEE Laura Newton Huntsville OZCDP Jeff Nlcodemus Quincy,FL OZAE Dana Nolen Clanton O2CEE Deanna Norred FayetteviIIe,GA O2PB Lynn Odom Rome,GA 02PB Wayne Odom Semlnoe,FL OZIB Mlchael Ray Ogles Auburn 02ME Robln Olsson Opelika 02WLPV Cyrone Overton Sylacauge OZCEC Wayne B. Owens.Jr. Merritt lsIand,FL O2PB Mlchael Pacer Dunwoody,GA 02AE Barry Page Birmingham OZPB Glenndon Page Phenix City 02lD Chrls Parker Pensacola,FL 02EE Mlchele Parker FayettevilIe,GA OZIB Suzanne Parrott Dalton,GA OZGSC Karen Parsons Miami,FL O2Fl Lorl Parsons Dunwoody,GA 02GC Janlne Pedersen SeattIe,WA O2TC AMy Pelnhardt Hanceville OZPN James Penney Leeds O2Fl Michael Pennington Atmore OZEE Tara Petosa Auburn OZPRS Jennifer Petrle Auburn 02GC Rlchard Plland ThomasviIle,GA OZBSC Julle Poe Kingsport,TN OZLPOGEC Robert Prescott TaIIahassee,FL OZPB Meness Pritchett Auburn OZAE Beth Anne Pruet Birmingham 02AC Mark Pugh Montgomery 02AE 430 Classes 'lm .,. ,r 'S I , F T J at r' ,ffl A , is , ' 'AV1 N gi ,w r A fi' A ,W rf , f at at , ,1 'P .V me 5 ,K .I ., 2 .. 1, , ,4 is K' .3,, .' Q ' 4 t Q 1' ' Q5 r' ' 2 ' ,, i A , 1 5 ' if J , X Z , I Yniiii, A 7 , F f 3' V K J V,,:. 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RR R Yi w 4' R 'RV' R R f R 7 R K iRR.iilill -- Rir Scott Rich Montgomery OZPUB Steven Rlgdon Tallahassee,FL OZGC Janice Roberts Birmingham 02PB Jaml Robinson Alexander City OZPRS Mellssa Robinson Peachtree,GA 02PB Chrls Roebuck Albertville OZOZCE Brian Rogers Merritt lsland,FL OZGPL Luke Rogers Auburn 02AE Plper Rose Dawson,GA OZPN Elisa Rowell Opp 02TE Chrls Ruf Birmingham 02IND Chrlstlna Ryan Birmingham OZPB Michael Sage Miami O2AE Charles Sanders Birmingham OZBSC Ken Sanderson New York,NY 02PN Suchltra Savant Florence 02PN Andrew Schlro Clearwater,FL 02Fl Klrsten Schllchtlng Mobile OZGJM V Karen Schneider Palm Springs,FL O2PB Robert Schoenl,Jr. Liverpool,NY O2GC Kimberly Schofield WeId,ME 02PB Rlchard Scrlvner Nokomis,FL 02PN Mlchele Searcy Birmingham 02 Sonia Seay Auburn OZPV Danlel Seep PensacoIa,FL 02AM Davld Segraves Radnor,PA OZGPO Sue Self Gadsden 02MK Lee Anna Sellers Starkville,MS 02EH Sean Sellers Opp 02lD Aprll Sewell Heflin 02GC Llz Shaffer Germantown,TN O2GC Eric Shane Mobile 02CS Sonia Slmmons LiIburn,GA OZPB Suzanne Simmons Florence 02PG Shannon Slmpson Montgomery 02PRJ Bryan Slms Cropwell 02Fl Laura Sims Athens OZPM Dana Slaten Gadsden OZCSM James Sllfe Hot Springs,AR OZAE Anitra Smalls Mobile OZPB Amanda Smith Athens OZEE Collin Smith Birmingham OZPB Denlse Smlth Arab O2PV Kimberly Smith Monroe,GA OZNS Brian Smoot Huntsville 02PB Julle Snell Melbourne,FL 02EE Allen 8now Oak Ridge,TN 02PN Christopher Snyder Satellite Beach,FL OZHA Wendy Sparks Roswell,GA O2GHY Mary Spearman Sulligent OZPRS Tujuana Sprouse Piedmont O2FM Martha Stallings Birmingham OZCSM Susan Stalnaker Columbus,GA OZNS Davld Steele Sylacauga 02WL Amy Stephens Attall OZCSM Chrlssy Stephens Louisville OZCEE Amy Stewart Bowdon,GA 02FM Danlta Stewart Tuscumbia OZCPE Frank Stokes Eufaula 02GC Natasha Stpeter Newville O2ZY Lesley Struck Birmingham OZCEE Paula Subh LawrenceviIle,GA O2GPL Carole Sullivan Mobile 02AD PV Allcla Sumbry Phenix City OZRSS Charles Talbert Glen Cove,NY OZPB Barry Talley Birmingham OZAR Rhonda Tamblyn Birmingham OZGED Klmberly Taylor Fort VaIley,GA 02MPG Carol Thomas Rockledge,FL 02GSC Clarence Thomas Prattville OZEE Derek Thomas Fairhope 02lE Llnn Thomas Hattiesburg,MS OZGJM Casey Thompson Greenville 02CE Charlotte Thompson Winter Park,FL 02EE Stephanie Thompson Stone Mountain,GA 02PRJ Robert Thurmond Houston,TX 02AR Christy Tolar Longwood,FL OZEE Randy Trussell Newman,GA OZPPV Glnger Tucker Birmingham 02PB Tlm Tucker Birmingham O2PN Nancy Tynes West PointRGA 02AC Robert Uhlenhoff PensacoIa,FL OZAR Amy Amfress Birmingham 02PB Bryan Upton Gadsden 02GC Bettina Varner Huntsville OZAR Wllllam Varnon Hueytown 02PN Stephen Vaughn Marietta,GA OZPB Soran Vlad Israel 02AC John Voneschenbach Auburn 02Fl Inger Waerstad Tuscumbia 02PN Jlm Walchenbach Deland,FL 02lB Llsa Waldroup Talladega OZTE Ranee Wallace Nerell OZME Sharon Wallace Newell OZRSS Jeff Ward Geneva OZCE Tammy Ward Decatur OZGPG Daniel Ward,Jr. LaGrange,GA 02AR Klmberly Weatherford Birmingham OZPB Mayon Wheeless Roswell,GA OZAC Avery White Decatur OZCS Patrlck Whlte lstachatta,FL 02AR Chrls Wllder Montgomery 02PN Audrey Wllllams Dunwoody,GA OZCEE Joseph Wllllams Opelika OZBSC Michelle Wllllams Gadsden OZCSCC Mary C. Wllllford Newman,GA OZPRS Tiffany Wlllllord Titus 02MK John Wlllls New Orleans,LA 02BIOfMED Angela Wilson Vienna,VA 02SP COMM Classes 43 SOPHOMORES I Chrlstopher Wilson Cary,NC OZEE Dana Wilson Arab 02PB Davld Wllson Gulf Breeze,FL 02ME Joanna Wllson Montgomery OZHA Mlchael Wllson Birmingham O2PB Rlcky Wllson Florence O2AM Terrl Wilson Lincoln 02AEC Bart Wlnkler Theodore OZCJ Scott Wlnnler St. Petersburg 02AE Maryanne Wolf Huntsville 02GCH Sherry Wrlght Birmingham OZWLPV Teri Yancey LaGrange,GA OZGC Shelley Young Auburn OZAC Ginny Abernathy PuIaski,TN OIGPO Beth Albritton Tallahassee,FL OIGC Robbie Alexander Tuscumbia Ol PL Sharon Alexander Sheffield OIRSE Nlcole Alford Birmingham OIAG Aprll Anderson Pensacola,FL OIPV Davld Anderson Maxwell AFB OIPN Lorl Anderson Mobile Ol PM Sean Anderson Bren!wood,TN Ol PN Marguerlt Armstrong OrIando,FL OIPM Davld Arndt Birminaham 01 PPV Holly Ashton Brewton OICSS Allen Averette Tuscaloosa OIADVP James Baker Madison OIPN Denlse Bannister Birmingham OIGED Andrew Barber Dothan OIMN Cheryl Barnes Aiken,SC OICHE Marc Battle Ocean Springs.MS OIAE Lora Bennett Piedmont OICEE A Beth Bonner Cullman Ol PB Bhemmonya Bonner Roanoke Ol PB Tonya Bonnett Montgomery OIMU Lesley Bonney Concord,MA OIGPO Ellen Bovard Birmingham OIPB Charles Bratten West Palm Beach,FL OIAM Krlsy Brock Anniston OIAR Jennlfer Brown Roanoke OIPM Laura Bulk AtIanta,GA OlPRS Lee Burden Atlanta,GA 0lGC Thomas Cameron Fultondale OIAE Chenelle Campbell Birmingham Ol PB Cheryl Carlson Auburn Ol PTN Ronda Carman Cocoa,FL 0llD Brent Cate Mobile OIGC Elizabeth Chance Selma OIGC Thomas Chernetsky RosweIl,GA 0lPN John Chestnutt Norcross,GA OIGHV Joey Clayton Opelika 0lPAR Kelth Cllne Marietta.GA OIPN Mlke Cole Atlanta,GA Ol PB James Coltrane Lithonia,GA Ol Joseph Cooper Winter Garden,FL Ol PN Bruce Cory Anniston Ol PN Glna Cotter LaFayette Ol CEE Stephen Courtney Scottsboro Ol EE Benlta Crowther Columbia,MS Ol Chrlstlne Curtls Coral Springs,FL Ol HPEN Patrlcla Daughtry Auburn OIPT Erlc Davis VaIrico,FL OIGJM Tamlko Davla Clayton Ol GC Warren Davls Birmingham OIGC David Debenport Columbia,SC Ol ME Jennlfer Democko ShaIimar,FL Ol PN Davld Derrer Miami,FL OIPN Jan Devenny Auburn OIPRS Tlffany Dlxon Decatur,GA OIGJM Lynne Dodd Tucker,GA OICTC Thomas Drlggers Guntersville Ol AE Danna Duffy Cocoa,FL OIOP Robert Duram Kingsport,TN OICHE Daphne Durham Marietta,GA OIGC Donnie Edwards Mobile Ol PN Susan Edwards Birmingham Ol PT Phllllp Eldson Eva Oi PV Erlc Elam Wellington Ol PV Mlchael Eskew Birmingham Ol PN Gina Estes Decatur Ol PB Mlchelle Estes Mobile Ol PB Cheryl Evans Birmingham OIPV Kevln Falls Hoover OIEE Stefanie Farls MeIbourne,FL OIGC Mlke Faulkner Birmingham 0lPV Michael Ferguson Glencoe OIPY Cynthla Flnethy Ninety Six,SC OIAE Steven Fllng Kennett Square,PA OIAE Mark Flournoy Abbeville OIGL Sharon Flowers Gadsden Ol PG Klmberly Foster Auburn Ol PG John Franck Florence Ol PB Stephen Frey Lewisburg,TN OIPN Jlll Frlday Birmingham OIGC Richard Frler Phenix City 0lCE Leanne Fuller LaFayette Ol PB Thomas Fuller Auburn OIGC Karen George Florala OIGMH Parla Gerhardt Montrose Oi IFE Laura Gibson Montgomery 0lADS Llnda Glllesple Auburn OIGED Perry Godfrey Adamsville Ol GC Sherrl Goggans Rockford Ol PB Scott Gowder Irmo,SC Oi Janet Grady AIphareetta,GA OIGC Carl Grant Birmingham 0lEE Terri Grasser Montgomery Ol PB Karen Gray Jacksonville Ol PB Klmberly Green Newman,GA 0lPB Prentlsa Gregorle Baton Rouge,LA 0lPN Llsa Gronberg Huntsville Ol HRM Kim Groover Auburn OIBS Amy Grubb Thomaston,GA Ol PN Rebecca Haack Montgomery Ol RSS Classes PT tai ' , X T. 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Qi F Q gn :Ik kin A47, V, f I I 1 K ,. ,. f '. hly ,, V -'amy' ' :Lg-Z , QL ii I ' L55 y J XJ ' h 'N-fi I B 1 H I - ' Jw ld ,P9 4, 'A 2 'Q -S 54' Vv A ! I Ti v J it l ' L I 1' f' ,. l Ii V-Q I ,,,,',,,,, I ,v,, V , 'gt ' Q V V V AM.. .V y -r I g , - r if ' . 5. I if J Q E5 - ' . 536, ' Q Q , 135. C5 1 , ,Q K ,gsvwf I - - i ti ,team ' ' we A 5, igvi, fr , ,,,it 1, ,,..,: Have you ever wondered who really kes care of the campus? Who mows the wns, plants the bushes, cares for the wers, and picks up the trash? Auburn iversity has people at work taking care the campus eight to twelve hours a day, 'ery day of the week. Members of the rounds Department of the Physical Plant ark rain or shine to keep the campus at a best. The flowers in the flower beds 'hich increase in number every yearb are changed five times each year, rotating pan- sies, begonias, marigolds, chrysan- themums, and other blooming plants. Dead trees are cut down and removed. Grass is laid in turf-blocks where construction is finished fplaces such as the Chilled Water Plant this past yearj. Together, the regular of the Grounds Crew and the students who work with them keep Auburn University one of the prettiest places around. Q .,., - it H 3535 si' Ns I if 5, .,-,f-2 1 W' X it as. 9, X I 3 X ,f , S' - David Hall Columbia,SC OIGJM Jill Hall Gurley Ol NS John Hall Bridgeport Ol BSC Suzanne Handley Fayetteville,GA OI PID Kristi Harmon Marietta,GA OIVAT Lucie Harris England,AR Ol MBI Charles Hartsell Tarrant OI PN D'Ann Haynes Orlando,FL Ol PD Kenneth Heath Talladega OI PN Tanya Heathcock Gadsden Ol PN Jlll Heaton Birmingham OIPB William Hedman Clearwater,FL OIPB Patricia Hickox Savannah,GA OIIB Ashley Hill Greenville Ol PN Caryn Hlngston Birmingham OIGC Jamle Hodges Huntsville OI PPV Christopher Hoffman MandeviIle,LA OIPN Tracy Michelle Holmes Evergreen OIPB Paul Holmes Vinemont OIPV Amanda Hopper Centre Ol FRM Wllllam T. Hutto Eufaula OIAE Nancy Jackson Tallassee Ol BA Laura Jenkins Columhus,GA Ol PN Wllllam Johns Huntsville OIHRM Llsa Johnson Birmingham Ol NS Courtney Jones Birmingham OIMPG Heather Jones Auburn OICEE Patrlcla Jones Pinson OIPN Shannon Jones Prattville Ol PN Susan Jones Griffin,GA Ol PR Tammy Justlss W.Palm Beach,FL OlPV Stacie Kalata MiIton,FL OIPB Patrlck Kelley Hueytown OILCJ Timothy Kelley Birmingham OIPB Heather Kelton Houma,LA OIGSW Maureen Kennedy OrIando,FL Ol NS Tammy Kent Pine CIty,NY 01 ID Robert Koons Huntsville OIPN Richard Kretzschmar Richmond,KY Ol PN Mark Krome Madison Ol PN Pawan Kumar Huntsville OIEE David Lackey GreenviIle,SC 0lFl Gary Lackey Harpersville OIMN Kerri Lee LaFayette Ol Jonathan Legg Birmingham Ol PB Classes 433 Steve Leopard Cullman O i PN Lane Lewlson Clearwater,FL 0llB Jeffery Lindsay Huntsville OIMR Steve Lleenby Ozark OIHA Geoff Loclcero Columbia,SC OIGJM Allala Lockhart Phenix City Ol PN Jack Lollar Columbus,GA OIGC Wendy Long Athens OIPV Mellsaa Lovoy Bessemer OIAR Kris Lulk Glencoe OIPNM Sonia Lyles Phenix City OIPB Kristin MacKenzie Pittsford,NY OlGPO Mlchelle Maddox St. Simons lsIand,GA 0lGC Mlchele Mahon Marietta,GA OIPE Jennlfer Mann Harpersville OIMK Keith Marks Birmingham Ol GC Marjorie Martln Mobile OIFM Pamela Martln Montgomery OlPB Susan Mason Benton OIGC Dawn Mayer: Samson OIGPG Jamie McCarley Opelika OIPB Kelly McCart Athens OIPT Gregory McCown Quinr:y,FL OIBSC Stacy McCrorle Pleasant Grove OIPB Tracy McDaniel Bynum OIGC Andrew McKnight Fayet!eville,GA OIPV Llsa McLaughlln Birmingham OlPTN Llnda McMullen Athens OICEE Laura Mc8waln LouisviIle,KY OIVAT Clifford Medllng SnellvilIe,GA Ol PN Lora Merchant West Point,GA OIMH Rlcky Mlller Oxford OIEE Davld Mlze birmingham OIPOP Catherine Moloney TaIlahassie,FL OIGC Kelley Moody Pell city or PM Lelgh Morgan Birmingham OIPPY Mary Morrla Huntsville OIPN Brenda Jo Moss Montgomery 0 l PPV John Motley Lanett Ol IOM Bill Moye Cairo,GA Oi PB Peyton Nelon Norcross,GA Ol PN Amelia Nettle: Birmingham OIPN Cralg Newbold Fort Walton Beach,FL OIPN Jamey Newman NashvilIe,TN OIAC Chrlata Nlxon Cropwell Ol PN 434 Classes 5 rr M4 ,, ms V , s i R 4 r K ,f . , ,rif . 1 JA my 4 I V A I ' M524 'Q 'P 74' fy '- fa' T, f , f ' r Q sf, . f 9 ' r Y A .X wr . , li 5 1. 5174555 1 3 t is f ' fhgf9l4,,,?i', ,sfr. il I i wi Computers have taken over the world. Almost every company has one, and old- fashioned bookkeeping is almost unheard of. This bookfthe Glomerataj was put building. Computers are not just the wav' of the future, they are the future. Auburi offers a computer literacy course for thosr unfamiliar with the machines. This cours' together in large part on a computeriat should be taken by each and every studen if . wg least the copyj. Students at Auburn work whose curriculum does not already requiri f .RQ 4' continuously on computers - many a computer courses. Computers are here - A 1 diligent student spends his nights in the L learn to use them! sti 1 J A ss' at A .- . 'K f - Q ra- t tag 2.1, g iit- Q. f 'L N g h ' -. V' ' - .,': it . , 1 . N ' 1, lg A .fr I. ' Q S ' 'l . yytty Q t L A P i , A I 5: W , -,I .. C 4 ,W Q SA L ,, , , EN... X at - 9 C ' . t fi I .gs . s . s sf- 'f y gg , l K , Vi. A A n i1ff :-1 f ,l , : irt, 453 N, B ii Z L . . J A 5 A A r . Y if A .Q F N ' ,P . 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A w e X tim,ZA , tg yu. it QFRESHMEN Kathy Norton Birmingham OIFM Kelly Nuckels Birmingham 0lPlR Darlene Odom Bessemer OIFI Maureen Ollver Marietta,GA OIIB Jana Oat Helena OIGPG Todd Owen Huntsville Ol PN Mary Pace Aiken,SC OIPN Lorrie Partaln Cropwell OIPT Missy Paschal Opelika OIGC Jan Patterson Demopolis OIGC Shauna Patterson Sheffield Ol PB William Payne Letohatchie Ol PN Lori Perry Athens Ol BCH Cindy Pessoney Huntsville OIPN Julia Phelps Madisonville,KY OIPB Lloyd Pinson Chattanooga,TN OIAC Leslie Platt Savannah,GA Ol PV William Plazewskl San Antonio,FL Ol VAT Carl Pouncey Enterprise OIEE Christy Pouncey Greenville OIPID Brlan Powers Gig Harbor,WA Ol AM Anne Prldgen Cairo,GA OIPPV Leigh Prisoc JacksonvilIe,FL OI PM Billy Puckett Oneonta OIGC Laurl Pugh Birmingham OIPB Pam Ransdell Birmingham OIPB Jeff Rasbury Haleyville OIGC Suzanne Rauch Jacksonville,FL OIZY Leslie Reeves Roswell,GA Ol EH Elizabeth Relchley Mobile OIGC Mary Nell Reld Huntsville Ol PN Melissa Reynolds Jasper OICPE Michael Rhodes Birmingham Ol PM Emily Rigglns GoodIettsvilIe.TN 0lCD Arqulla Rivers Phenix City 0lAE Davld Rocltett Birmingham OIGC Lesley Rosenbleeth PensacoIa,FL OIPPV Karen Ross Little Rock,AR OIAR Rebecca Ruhsam Bedford,NH OIMH Kl Sanders Birmingham OIPRS Stan Sargent Ashville Ol PN Krista Schoenberg Lutz,FL OIPV Llsa Seldon Smiths OIGC Ronald Sell Boynton Beach,FL OIPN Alan Shackelford BoIivar,TN 0llB Tracy Shaver Mountain Lakes,NJ OIPB Jill Sheiner Coral Springs,FL OIMTL Jeffrey Shepherd North Palm Beach,Fl OIPN Sage Singleton AtIanta,GA OIPB Diane Sisson Birmingham Ol PM Mark Slsson North Augusta.SC OIAR Ronald Slrarupa Huntsville OIPCN Susan Skinner Cullman 0lPB Denise Smith Chattanooga,TN OIGC Kimberly Smith Marietta,GA OIPB Steven Spencer Gardendale OIPN Donald Wade Spivey Auburn 01 PN Willlam Stanley Fort Payne Ol PV Lisa Starling Abbeville OICPE Dalton Steele Stevenson OITE Maggi Steiner BeIleair,FL Ol PV Tammle Stephens Opelika Ol HA Katie Story Tuskegee Ol PM William Slough Eufaula Ol AE Kathleen Stucki Lillian OIADPV Sharon Sullivan Daphne OIPN Darli Svela Tallahassee,FL Ol PN Trudy Swanda N,Myrtle Beach,NC OIZVPV Betsy Taff Montgomery Ol PB Beth Talton Wetumpka Ol PV Amy Taunton Birmingham OIPV Daniel Taylor BaItimore,MD 0lGC Joseph Taylor Columbus,GA OIPG Laura Taylor Montgomery OIPB Sue Lynn Thomas Panama City,FL Ol AE Tambry Thompson CharIotte,NC Ol ID Sam Townsend Miami,FL 0lPB Llsa Trucks Birmingham OICEC Kenny Tucker Vestavia Ol PM Jana Turner Marietta,GA Ol PB Michael Varlas Pensacola,FL 0lPN Vicky Varone Lilburn,GA Ol IB Donna Vaughn Athens OICEE Brian Vyhnal Huntsville Ol PV Dannee Wade Mesquite,TX OIBCH Kimberly Wainwright Thomaston,GA Ol PN David Christian Walters Huntsville Ol PM Chris Wangle Huntsville OIPM Stephen Ward Huntsville Ol PB Lisa Warnock Montgomery Ol PN Peggy Watts Sardis OIADVP Gerald White Huntsville OIAR Jennifer White Dumiries,VA OlPB James Williams Hueytown OIPN Sharry Wllllamson Euiaula OIPG Steve Williamson OciIla,GA OIGC Phillip Wilson Heflin OIGC Taggert Wolverton GreenviIle,SC Ol FY Chrls Wood Mobile 0lAR Robert Wood SeminoIe,FL 0lPM Jennlfer Woolbrlght Gaithersburg,MD OIPB Kelly Worsham Camilla,GA OIAR Jeffrey Wright PensacoIa,FL Ol PN John Wright Birmingham OIPG Linda Wright AtIanta,GA Ol PB Bill Wyman Cairo,GA OIAR Richard Wynn Auburn OIEE Penny Youngblood Tuskegee OIGC Classes 435 3REElKS Tom Allen Auburn 04ADS John Brady Marion O3AY Michael Breedlove Jackson O3FY Wade Bullard Monreeville 04VACi John Colqultt OAVAG George Cox Brewton 04AN Phillip Cross Courtland 04VAG Mike Daughtry Dothan 04VAG Daniel Drinkard Thomasville 0lWBl William Dunn Demopolis 04FI Michael Elllott Rural Hall, NL 02 Josh Epperson Uniontown OZPRS Russell Gibbs Gallion 04VAG Scott Goldby New Market O3ADS Guy Hall Midway 04ADS James Halloran Baltimore, MD 04ADS Eddie Hankins Sulligent 03ADS Mlchael Harrison Scottsboro 03RSB Alexander Hart Roswell, GA OIWBIPV Wesley Hearn Opelika OZVAG Ray Hereford Faunsdale 04AEC Wllllam Herring Whigham Matthew Hicks Nashville, TN 02HRM Robert Hlgglbotham North Palm Beach, FL O4AEC Daren Holland Alpine OAADSIVAG Paul Hunt Valley 02MK Paul James Greensboro 03FAA Robert Jones Leroy 04BSC Norman Lewls Sweetwater 02AEC Nathan Lipscomb 03AJM Tony Logan Eutaw 02FY John Love Talladega Hooper Matthews Atmore 04FY Todd Mastro Nashville OZADS Charlie Owens Prattville OIFY Ryan Phelps Somerville Gregory Phllllps Bay Minette 04AEC Paul Plnyan Holly Pond 04ADS Scott Slocum Mobile OAADS Brlan Smith Atmore O2ADfPV Logan Spoonamore Danville, KY OZADPV Andy Tipton Huntsville O4ADPV Kevln York Frisco City Dean A. Danllson Auburn Advisor Sutton Moore Marion Jct. 04AEC Sweetheart Auble Auburn O4EE Tobias Atkinson Huntsville OZVM Chad Badger Auburn OZVM Glenn Battle Auburn 02VM Troy Bearden O4VM Chrls Bishop VM Shawn Bolton Auburn 0lVM John Borden Birmingham 02VM Mark Brown Opelika OIVM Steve Bryan Auburn 03VM Jonathan Burke Hardinsburg, KY OZVM David Bltler Saratoga Springs, NV Ol VM Joey Colllng Stanville, KY 03VM Jules Crawford O4VM Ruddy Curlee O4VM Trae Cutchln Auburn 03VM Randall Davis Montgomery 02VM John Denale Auburn 03VM Michael Elllott Montgomery OZVM David Evans Ashville 03VM Zaquery Ferret' Aurora, IND OIVM David Fller Birmingham VM Anthoney Frazier 03VM Joseph Fuchs O2VM Randy Fullerton Auburn 0lVM Tim Gardner Scottsville, KY Ol VM Ben Garrett O4VM Danlel Gentry Aliceville O4VM Matthew Gerdes 03VM Danlel Gleaves Chapmansboro, TN O4VM Lynn Hagood O3VM David Hammett O3VM Bradley Harris Fern Creek, KY OZVM John Hart Auburn O3VM Robert Hawkins Troy 02VM Mark Harpole Clinton, KY 02VM David Hillman Winter Park, FL 0lVM A John Hule Oneonta 03VM James Jordan O4VM Robert Knarr Auburn 03VM Lynn Llbby Auburn 0lVM James Lord Auburn O4VM Freddy Lowe O4VM Domlnle Marlno Plainview, NY OZVM Waller May 02VM Scott McAbee Auburn OIVM Montgomery Mclnturff OZVM Douglas McKee Orange Park, FL OIVM George McKenna 03VM Wilson McManus 03VM Mark Miller Cullman O4VM Gary Mlnch O4VM Michael Murphy Auburn 03VM Shan Namle Auburn O4VM Jeffrey Nix Auburn O2VM Robert Peister Williamstown, KY 03VM Lawrence Possien Birmingham O2VM Fraternities Fraternities Rho A 'ALA L A l i Arr Q , i Vlllll V 'pw A l llsl Q 4,9 A i n 4 14 l l ts A4 .1 ,att kei, f . 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Brook 0lPL Elton Denson Lakeland, FL 04MN Mark Erqultt Mt. Carroll, lL 02VAT Chrlstopher Fenton Tallahassee. FL OlBI Robert Gault Montgomery OIGC Scott Glles Birmingham 0lGC Glen Hall Birmingham 03IE Mlchael Harrington Herndon, VA OAMK Kevln Hlll Orlando, FL OICPE Scott Hlllard Gulf Shores Ol PB Paul Hood Birmingham Ol PN Ed Huddleston Birmingham O4APY Randy Hudson Macon, GA Ol PN Paul lcolano Wetumpka 04LJM James Jenklns Plnt, FL OIPN Kevln Kayler Dunwoody, GA OABSC Samuel Kent Birmingham OAFI Mark Kerr Ponte Vedra, FL 04AM Frederlck Kleckley Lilburn, GA OIGC Joey Long Montgomery 0lAR James Lovell Birmingham OZPRS Robert Lynn Huntsville O3EE Vlncent Malone Coral Springs, FL 04Fl Thomas Martln Birmingham 04PO Scott Maskell Barnesville, GA 04MN Cole McNary St. Louis, MO 02AM Bret Mehlhouse Marietta, GA OZMK Davld Metcalf Snellville, GA Ol PB Chrlatopher Mlller Auburn 03AC James Moore Daphne Ol PB Mltchell Moore Columbus, GA 02PB Stewart Money Mountain Brook OZGC Wllllam Mosley Atlanta, GA OIIBFI Thomas Nall Auburn Ol EE Mlchael Nash Atlanta, GA Ol AR Todd Nleder Auburn 03BSC John Ortman Niceville, FL 03EE Robert Parllle Florida O4MK Bert Prytherch Miami, FL 04FI Chrls Reddlck Neptune Beach, FL OICE Tony Reed 03 Guy Rlchard Covington, LA Ol PN Penn Rooker Atlanta, GA Ol PN Kenneth Rose Auburn OAFLT Brlnt Scales Meridian, MS O4IE Ronald Sell Boynten Beach, FL Ol PN Dean Bmallwood Abbeville 04PRJ Scott Bmlth Atlanta, GA 03MN Robert Summerlln Simpsonville, SC 0lGC Todd Tedelco Miami, FL 02lElT Derek Thomas Fairhope 02lE Mlchael Thomas Tucker, GA OIPN Clay Venahle Goodlettsville, TN 02PB Hunter Weatherly Huntsville O4ME Mlles Wlggs Birmingham O4BSC Chrls Wlse Georgia OIPB Clenton Moore Advisor Llane Webb Auburn Sweetheart John Allen Evans, GA OZBSC Fraternities 437 Jeffrey Allman Shalimar, FL 03PM Scott Altman 02 Jonathan Armistead Dunwoody, GA 03lOM Scott Ayers Adamsville OZBSC James Bailey Auburn O3PlR Blll Bartllng Chesterfield, MO OZPBSC John Black Adamsville 02GC Cameron Blevins Opelika 02MB Frank Boardman Huntsville 03AR Lance Bond 04 Richard Brandon Valley Head O4PLlB Mark Bridges McLean, VA O3EE Warren Brown Franklin, TN O3CE Carroll Burch Douglas, GA 04lOM Charles Burke Montgomery 04lOM David Bursack Atlanta, GA 0lPB Jerry Chambers Lincoln Christopher Conner Anniston Ray Cozart O4 Frank Crafts Decatur OZBSC Cliff Darby Florence O4BSC Ron Davls Huntsville O4CE James Deery Maitland, FL 04EH Gregory Deery Maitland, FL OIGC Rob Drescher Chapin, SC 04ME Rlchard Dukes Decatur O4ME Zame Edwards Stafford, VA 02ME Charles Ellis Albertville O4AE Anthony Ewing Auburn 04AEC Raymond Farfante Tampa, FL Ol PN Mark Ferguson Gadsden O3HSM David Formwalt O4 Tim Geesey Birmingham OIAR Jeffrey Gilbert Columbus, GA O4BSC Robin Glst Florence 04PS Carl Gleghorn Fayetteville, TN 04AR Bart Gray 02 Boffy Gregory O4 Emll Grleco Naples, FL Douglas Griffin Moreland Hills,OH O4AC Rob Harris Stone Mt., GA OIPB Raymond Hawkins Auburn OICS Jose' Hevla Aliguippa, PA O2IB Kenneth Hicks Greenville, SC O4EC Jimmy Hill Gadsden 04MT James Himmelwrlght Opelika O3EE Earnest Hodge Lesington, KY O3PLPO David Hole Roswell, GA OBBSC Henry Houston Clanton 03EE David Hubbard Greenville, SC 04Fl Jlm Hudson Decatur OIMCO Richard Hughes O3 Charles lrrgang Orlando, FL O3CPE Chip Ivle Nashville, TN 04MK David Johnson Montgomery 03EE Donald Kelly Mobile 04PlR Ed Kendall Lexington, KY 04Fl Allan Kent Decatur O4lOM Taylor Klvllaan Brentwood, TN O2PB Chip Knuth Pepperpike, OH OIGC REPLACE Michael Kvicala Columbus, GA 04lOM Michael Lacy Mobile Carl Lange Scotch Plains, NJ 04lNDAR Paul Langston Shaliman, FL 03ZYPV James Lee Tuscaloosa 02LHY Barry Llsanba Gadsden 03lE Christopher Little Fairfield O4lOM Mlchael Lyons Gulfshores 0lBA Kim McGrady Tullahoma, TN 03PD Jim McCrory Dothan 04CSM Mark McWhorter Birmingham 02PB Jeffrey Miller Brentwood, TN OZPB Tlm Mltdrell Birmingham 04AC James Moore Stone Mountain, GA 04lOM Benjamin Morris Louisville, KY 02PG Steven Partridge Gadsden 03Fl John Pearle Longwood, FL OZPB Robert Prescott Tallahassee. FL 02PB John Northcutt Haleyville 02PM Stephen Nunn Tuscaloosa 02AR James o'Brlen Longwood, FL OAGY John O'Brien Mobile 02lOM Kenneth Pickens Franklin, TN 03CE Scott Portls Auburn 03CPE Cralg Quick St. Simons lsland, GA 04MK James Reese Tuscaloosa OIPB Eric Rlce Saginaw, Ml 02lND Patrick Riley St. Charles, IL 01 PN Dwayne Russell 04 James Savage Stone Mountain, GA O4RP Shannon Seay Auburn OIAR Micheal Smlth Birmingham Ol EE Andrew Songer St. Charles, lL OAPR Cary Songer St. Charles, IL OIGC Danlel Thompson Mobile O3CJ John Thompson Mobile 04PME Barry Traylor Valley 03AC Bryan Upton Gadsden OZBSC David Vlcker Ft. Walton Beach, FL O4lE Gregory Wade New York OIIB Earl Wakefield Pulaski, TN OZSCRCJ Lrance Walker Winter Park, FL 03BSC Terry Walker Baileyton 04AC Mark Walter Auburn 04lB Lewis Walton Opelika 02PRS Jeffery Weiss Knoxville, TN 03FI Richard Whltmer Nashville, TN O4GY Mark Willlams Maitland FL 03PB John Willoughby Jacksonville FL 02PN Greg Wills Gadsden O4AC Lowell Womack Tuscaloosa OZAC Simon Yendle Kenner LA 03AR Dr Edward Taylor Chapter Counselor Marnie Stewart Winter Haven FL Housemother . A A fi. . rf.. . . .. . . - - . - l l 1 4 . as A is 4 A s s n 4 4 is as 3'.7'.?' -A-f-v RM if-'19 Kara Denlse Thomas Bessemer Sweetheart N7 Q ' J f l - t.ss N , ,, ,g . . 35 W , gi -is . it' 5 - l A ,jg K . ' , R F - i - ' 1 K i S 4: - 438 Fraternities A .A I i K 5 ' -'ill-il 5.355 - . .. fe., M, .rr .rl ' t Ai Anas I4 all EE QE M fe , Q? 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Lauderdale, FL OZPN Larry Teem Atlanta, GA 04TR Wllllam Thornburg Taylorsville, NC 04GMH Frank Tlpton Bloomington, MN 03MN Kevln Ward Auburn O4lOM Phlllp Watkins Damacus, MD Ol PN Mlchael Wllllamson LaGrange, GA Robert Yao Pensacola, FL 03MB Steven Zykoskl KCB, FL 03MTL Dr. Conrad Brewer Advisor James Boynton Winter Park, FL 04LA James Catoe Naples, FL OICH Mlchael Cllfiord Auburn 02PN Thomas Cllne Albany, GA 03ARfBSC Cralg Conrad London, OH O4AR John Corlell Atlanta, GA O3FI John Creasy 03 Allen DeBolt Edgewood, KY OICPE Chuck Duck Millbrook 0lVAT Clay Duncan Tampa, FL OIPPY Wllllam Eubanks O4 Jefferson Foley Auburn 03GSC Lee Hansen Enterprise Robert Helmke Auburn OZCJL George Hooks Auburn 02PV Rlchard Johnson Albany, GA O3AC Wlll Keeler Memphis, TN 02AE Mlchael Keys Alpharetta, GA OBMK Wlnston Klnard Annapolis, MD 03MK Mlchael Kraus Germantown, TN 02PS Knut Lukoschek Auburn OZAM Karl Mattle Millbrook Thomas McLean Ft. Myers, FL OZCHE Jeffery Neaves Calera Ol MB Kevln Perry Merritt Island, FL Ol PN William Perryman 04 Mlchael Phllllps Auburn O3HY Mlchael Pruet Birmingham OZEE Mark Roblnson Brentwood, TN 02PN Tlm Schell Williamsburg, VA 04ADPV Dale Senzek Chattanooga, TN 03AE Aubrey Smlth Hixson, TN Alex Sulllvan Chattanooga, TN OZME Karl Weber Homestead, FL Frederlck Whltfleld Tuscaloosa 04FI Arthur Welke Advlsor Jonl Brackett Auburn Housemother Fraternities 439 - Kelly Atchley Decatur 02AY Scott Bennett Montgomery 03lOM Derrick Blackshear Birmingham Edward Blankenship Talladega 04AC Scott Boothe Huntsville O4EE Clay Boyles Montgomery 04PIR Mathew Bradshaw Ft. Lauderdale, FL 03AM Jack Brewer Saraland OZADPV Jody Brewer Saraland OIAEC Pete Bryant Birmingham O4CSS Jeff Burnslde Auburn OBMED Todd Carroll Ringgold, GA 03MK Loren Collins Marietta, GA 02PL Mark Connolly Gadsden OZGC Chuck Coxwell McKenzie 03ADPV Curt Culhreth Decatur O3AY Davld Derrer Miami, FL 0lPN Adam Dlvelhlss Selma O4EE Greg Douglas Jacksonville, FL 04EE Vance Fallln Thomaston, GA 03 Jayme Feary Falkville OZAED Brian Fields Kingwood, TX Jerry Flowers Gadsden 04AC Bob Gardner Gadsden 04CE Kyle Gatlln Citronelle 04FCD Wes Glbson Huntsville 04IOM Wllllam Green Mobile 03VAT Tom Grlffin Huntsville OZPB Rlck Hale Huntsville 03AE Warren Hall Hamilton 04HPSC Andy Harper Huntsville 02ZYPV Joe Hamner Lanett 03TE Gregg Hendrix Snellville, GA 02CE Brian Henson Toccoa, GA 04 Don Hlcks Alma, GA 02PB Brad Hlll Huffman O4 Keith Hill 04BSC Bo HlnnantMaldeton, GA O3MK T. J. Holder West Blocton 03VAG Dell Holley Cleveland, TN 03LSC Carl Huhbert Huntsville OIVAT Mark E Jackson Huntsville OZEE Mark T. Jackson Hattiesburg, MS Ol PM Rob Jameson Atlanta, GA 04VAT Scott Leeth Opelika 04MBI Larry Lewey Tuscumbia 03EC Jimmy Long Oxford 03MK Kevin Long Heflin 04PH Chip Loyd Stevenson OIGC Mlke Masters Atlanta, GA OZCNM T. B. McCaver Gadsden 03COTSOE Mark McCloud Mobile 04 John Meagher Auburn O4CE Rleky Mills Baxley, GA O3PPY Ray Monroe Huntsville 02EE Mark Moore Gadsden OZFCD Walt Mussell Graham, NC 03PY Ken Northrop Jasper 04FM Scott Norton Oxford OZMKT Murphy Ownbey Chattanooga, TN OIPNM Kevln Owsley Opelika 03AMF Davld Parmer Russellville OIAN Paul Plnson Ardmore 04lND Alan Pope Columbus, GA 04EE Charles Pope Columbus, GA OZBSC Steven Presley Opp OIPM Keith Pugh Birmingham 03MN Randy Robinson Chattanooga, TN 03CS Trey Rogan Birmingham 02AE Randy Sandford Birmingham 0lAR Kelth Savas Huntsville 04lND Chris Sims ringgold, GA O2FI Allen Smith Auburn 02CHE Glen Smlth Auburn 04FE Tom Spencer Auburn OIADSPV Randall Tlelklng Arab OIAE Marty Turney Somerville 04CSM Todd Turnqulst Auburn 04EE Jlm Walchenbach DeLand, FL 02IB Riggs Walker Shorter OIPB Davld Walters Mobile 04EE Scott Walters Auburn Ol Chris Watkins Tampa, FL Tom Watkins Birmingham 03Prs Andy Wendland Autaugaville 03AEC Cameron Wesson Childersburg OIAR Ward Wlcht Hattiesburg, MS 03lB Keppy Wilkerson Huntsville OBBSC Chrls Yancey Douglasville, GA 04BSC Helen Estes Auburn MOM!!! Dlllard Adams Nashville, TN Stephen Allen Peachtree City, GA 03AC John Baker Leesburg, FL 04lB William Blvlngs Ormond Beach, FL 03IOM Henry Brltt Marietta, GA OIMBI Jon Broatz 04 Gary Brothers Ingleside, IL O2GLA John Brown Birmingham 04PS Danny Burt Brewton Ol PN Wllllam Bussey Los Altos, CA O3MK Davld Carroll Auburn 03MMB Davld Cohen Hardaway 0lPL Sam Covington Newville 04GHY Christopher Cox Birmingham OI PB Sammy Davls Atlanta GA 04IOM Steve Davls Huntsville 03AC Thamas Davls Auburn OZIND Nathan Dean St Rockmart GA O4IOM Pete Degenaar Brandon FL OIAE Douglas Eldson Cullman OAMN -'Q -t a ia 5 4 ,ra Q s , a s a 9 Q lii srrs S 91 Q Fi, . ai I Amar 75 at , s. C s r aa. s ata a a an llii a a A L 1 K. ssv, K irtit seg ,Sr 5 is 4,39 at has .ax sd -as A fl ' ssi in Q f i f at ' -i iffg hu ' 'if A by Michael Fabian Brentwood, TN oz ,L If V . 3 . ' ' - ' I z A aaa lx I 440 Fraternities t .dx . - 'f zL Q , A g, Qfl ! .rq . 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OH 03PT Donald Howell Brewton Ol Bryan Hutchinson Dunwoody, GA James Irvln Coral Gables, FL OZIOM Steven Jaekle Brentwood, TN 03GSC Ed Jackson Huntsville OIAE Bryan Johnson Mt. Dore, FL OABSC Salyer Keewey Auburn 03LEC John Lane Dunwoody, GA 02PM Grant Lee Largo, FL O4BSC Robert Leslle Marietta, GA O3ME Mlke Leverlng Oneonta 03Fl James Llghtloot Milledge, GA OZPB Michael Lensford Birmingham OZAE Tlmothy Manzo Gainsville, GA 04AM Scott Mathews Tequesta, FL 04IB Gregory McCord Auburn O3 Mlehael McCurry Hartselle 04AE Lee Mcltinstry Marietta, GA 04MN Dan McMillan Milledgeville, GA OAFI James McMugh 04 Boyd Megglnson Mobile 0lPb Gerry Monrow Lawrenceville, GA 03EE Whltney Morrls Marietta, GA 03AC John Mulllns Dothan 04AC Devln Nabors Huntsville 02PB Wllllam Nunn Auburn OlPB Kent Osborn Casselberry, GL 03PB Mark Owens Mobile 03AM Jeffrey Palmer Chevy Chase, MD 04LPG Walter Payton O4 Harry Peffen ashville, TN 02ME Wllllam Petlt Kennesaw, GA 03AE Pickle Nashville, TN 03PRS Lloyd Plnson Chattanooga, TN OlAC Mark Plnson Chatanooga, TN 03MK Scott Porter 03 Mlke Powers Roswell, GA 04BSC Patrlck Prlng Leesburg, FL O4HPEN Jeff redderson Statesboro, GA 03ME Mlchael Reeves Roswell, GA OZBSC David Roberson Rochester, Ml 03MK Brett Roblnson Huntsville 02ME Greg Ryland Eielson AFB, AK O4MH Dan Sanderson Orlando, FL Tlm Schneider Birmingham 04MN James Semler Athens,GA 04EE John Simpson Hudson, OH 0lPB Mark Slsk Huntsville 03AC Turner Smlth Hendersonville, TN 02 Wllllam Stack Nashville, TN OBMN Matthew Stoeltlng Cincinatti, OH OZMBI Jerry Sulter Auburn 04SCR Kelth Taylor Roswell, GA OAME Chrls Carbanz Huntsville OIPN Coert Vanvoorhees Athens, GA OAMN Timothy Walchenbach DeLand, FL O3BSC Steve Walker Milledgeville, GA OAMN Thad Walker Milledgeville, GA 04Mri Jay Warner Nashville, TN OZCE Benjamin Warren Greensboro, NC 01 PN Randy Williams Bradenton, FL 03MK Chrlstopher Wright Dunwoody, GA O3AM Roger Wylle Alrany GA 03MTL Jack Burkhalter Advlsor Dlanne Bassett Atlanta, GA Sweetheart Arnold Andrews Alpharetta. GA 03VAT James Angles Decatur OIPN Dan Arnold Atlanta, GA 04EE Andrew Ballard Birmingham O4AR Kevln Beatty Birmingham 02PB Thomas blrchfleld NewMarket OZPN Paul Blalock Lakeland, FL 04TN Wlley Blankenship Decatur 03FlB Luclan Bloodworth Birmingham OABSC Chrls Brown Hartselle OIPB Steve Brown Hartselle OZPB James Brunl Tullahoma, TN 02PB Matthew Cadrecha Tampa, FL OZPB Christopher Cassldy Auburn OABSC Wllllam Castleman Nashville, TN Thomas Cogle Marion Jct. 04AG Jon Cole Dallas, TX OBEC Clay Coleman Tallahassee, FL 04MN James Colqultt Livingston OIGC Ben Corley Creer, SC James Corcoran Auburn 02PB Mlchael Cousar Manning, SC 02PB Wllllam cowart Lakeland, FL 04CHE Randolph Darden Albertville 03Fl Cullen Douglass Gallatin, TN 04BSC Bryant Dunn Savannah, GA Michael Dussllng Columbus, GA 04BSC Thomas Earley Decatur 01 PN Matthew Eddleman Carrollton, GA OZPBSC Fraternities 1 Tlmothy Eggena Greer, SC OIPB Dan Flte Decatur 04BSC Jared Flake Huntsvllle 02PB Thomas Flower New Orleans, LA 03MK John Frazer Montgomery 02Py Barry Gamer Notasulga 04MK Darren Gamer Notasulga O3MN Lee Glllespy Blrmingham OZPB Harry Hall Dothan 02MBl David Harbarger Huntsville OIPBSC Wllllam Harrlson Rome, GA OIPB Todd Hatcher Valdosta, GA OIPM Davld Herbert Decatur 02PB Chuck Herndon Llvlngston Ol PM 8teve Hemdon Llvlngston 03Fl Prlce Hlghtower Blrmlngham 03EC Rlchard Hlll Phenix Clty OIPB James Hlnes Selma OZAEC Paul Hlnson Opelika OZPB Fred Holladay Hayneville 04EE James Hooper Birmingham 03PB Jeffrey Howell Selma 04AEC Claude Huey Dunwoody, GA 04EE Wllllam Huff Decatur 03ME Thomas Hurst Decatur 02LPG Ty Klnslow Amerlcus, GA 04IE Krlstopher Koch Wayzanta, MN 04FI John Kendall Lynchburg, VA 03VAT Wllllam Jernlgan Brewton OIPB Wllllam Johnson Rome. GA OIPB Lynn Jones Aoultrle, GA 04CE James Lacey Montezuma, GA OIPB Paul Lamb Atlanta, GA 02PN James Lazenby Monroevllle OICE John Llttleton Opelika 03MN Joseph Martln LaGrange, GA OAME Erlc Maslnglll Auburn 04BSC Stuart McBrayer Auburn 02PL John McCleskey Atlanta, GA 03BSC Roy McCrary Madson 03PB Bryan McManus Lanett 02PB Wllllam Meadows Auburn 03BSC Jones Messerly Atlanta, GA Ol PB Todd Mllla Balnbrldge, GA 03MK John Mlze Columbus, GA Ol PM Wllllam Mooney Atlanta, GA 02PM Home: Moore Preston, GA Ol PB Mlchael Murphy Marietta, GA 04Fl Bo Ollver Decatur 03EE Kevln Overton Roswell, GA 03BSC Rlchard Pace Decatur 04VAT Davld Paschall Lookout Mountain, TN 02PB Takls Patlkaa Nashville, TN OIPM Edward Phllyaw Apalachlcola, FL 02GC Harrls Plppen Decatur 03JM Robert Poole Columbus, MS Ol PM Brlan Powell Dunwoody, GA 03FI Stuart Prlce Selma 03BSC James Ray Amerlcus, GA 0lPB Charles Reeves Andersonvllle, GA 03lOM Harvard Reynolds Nashville, TN 0lPE Mark Rlgsby Evergreen Ol AR Jay Roberson Decatur 04OHLD Cralg Russell Cedartown, GA 01 Donald Russell LaGrange, FA 03MK Scott Russell Blrmlngham OZLEC Rlchard Salem Birmingham 02PB Bart Sanderson Moulton OAAR Scott 8awyer Carrollton, GA OZPAR Thomas Sloss Petersburg, FL 03AC Drew Smlth Huntsville 04EE Tlmothy Smlth Columbus, GA Gregory Stephenson Decatur 04AC Albert Taylor Auburn 02PB Blll Taylor Lakeland, FL O4EC Curt Thompson Opellka OZPB James Thompson Clearwater, FL 02PB Jeff Torbert Lafayette 04EC Davld Tumer Mohlle 03Fl John Underwood Decatur MLA Michael Walretleld Atlanta, GA 017111 Kevln Wales Decatur 03CE Robert Walker Dublin, GA Ol AR Wllllam Waller Decatur Ol PB Richard Walsh Mandeville, LA O2PB Wllllam Wayman Metairre, LA OIMRB Charles Whlte Rome, GA Ol PB Jadr Wlllyud South Salem, NY 03BSC James Wurthmann Lakeland, FL 02FI Nancy Estesa Blrmlngham Sweetheart Mlchael Arlas 04 Alexander Atwater Blrmlngham O3CJL Al Aylsworth Huntsvllle 03lE Kenneth Baker Shalimar, FL O2PB Gregory Bell Baltlmore, MD OIPL Kenny Benton Blrmlngham 04MK Steven Benton Montevallo 04HSA Davld Blvln Sylacauga O4TN Btephen Blake Blrmlngham 02lE Thomas Boshell Blrmlngham OGCHE Gregory Boyd Auburn 03EE John Buchanan Hendersonvllle, TN 03CE Kelly Byars Orlando, FL Ol HE Gene Carlson Blrmlngham 02WL Rlclr Carpenter Dunwoody, GA 04MN Stuart Carter Atlanta, GA OBGC Cralg Colller Blrmlngham 02BSC Charles Cole Tucker, GA 04LJM Mlchael Colpack Orlando, FL OZBSC Townes Comer Marletta, GA 04AR Douglas Cotter Snellvllle, GA 04MN Chrlstopher Cronln Tucker. GA Ol PB Edward Crum Auburn O3AC Tommy Dauld Baton Rouge, LA 02PB 442 Fraternities - . . 4 ' f f ' 4 1 . Q . 1 t 1 I i s :IA 1 N X Lambda Chl Am a a l a all l Il i fl t 1 or x l l l ,Amis A D tt nil A A Q A l A A m id ill L' t are L A df- 4a ' A zitli I 1 L a pt ahh Xiihi aaff , 13 All ii lr' e e R A 4l!l' dhtu allwhfi an ke' XX 'P'-Y l , , Tlmothy Dwyer VA. Beach, VA 03ME Peter Drewek Mandeville, LA Ol PB Mark Dryden Heflin 04BSC James Duren Tucker, GA O4EC Glen Fletcher St. Louis, MO 03AC John Foley lndlalantic, FL 04BSC Davld Fowler Marietta, GA OZBSC Hank Freeman Lawrenceville, GA 04TH Patrlck Freeman 04 Frank Gagllano Homewood Page Gamble Leeds O4LHY Richard Gary Greenville 03 Wllllam Gauthler Baton Rouge, LA 04BSC Edward Gulce Decatur 02MK Stephen Guttery Dunwoody, GA 03LA Glenn Haertel Atlanta, GA 03MK Todd lflalnes Memphls, TN Wllllam Hall Orlando, FL O3GPO Gary Handler Auburn 03MK James Hardee Marietta, GA 04PUB Wllllam Harrigan Fulton 03lOM Greg Harrla Huntsville 03EE Roger Harrls Atlanta, GA 03MK Stephen Harrla Huntsville OlPN Mlchael Harrlson 04 Daren Hartwell Birmingham 04VAT Steven Hawkins Blrmlngham 02EE Tlmothy Hepbum Atlanta, GA 05AR Mlchael Holland Mandeville, LA 0lPB James Holmes Covlngton, LA Ol PB James Kelly Blrmlngham 0lPB Robert Kelly Montgomery Ol BSC Thomas Knlsklerm Lighthouse Pt., FL 04MH Scott Kunz Auburn 04MK Carl Janslng Brentwood, TN O4EC Clay Johnson Auburn 04MK Dock Johnson Stone Mountain, GA OlPB Joseph Larlzza Pontevedra, FL Richard Lewls Helena OZPB Charles Lldlkay Birmingham 02PL Danlel Lovell Birmingham 0lPB Rlchard Lyslnger Birmingham OAIND Trenor Majors Dallas, TX Kenneth Malufl Blrmlngham O4Fl Jason Mann Alex City 03TMT Davld McCaIman Opp 04PM Robby McCrory Tucker, GA 05BSC Dan McCully Muscle Shoals 04AE Mark McHan Atlanta, GA O3FLT Devln McGee Towson, MD OIGC Rlchard McGee Towson. MD 04CTL Joey McGlIberry Auburn Dodd McGough Fort Deposit 04Fl Timothy McNamara Birmingham 03AR Barry Merrltt Huntsville 02GC Chrlstopher Mlze Tucker, GA 04ME Franklln Moore Birmingham 03AC Russh Morgan 04 Davld Moss Roanoke 03CHE Mlchael Mulvaney Birmingham 04LPO John Munson Baton Roughe, LA 03Fl Scott Nsumofl Hllton Head, SC 03MK Jason Newton Gadsden OZPPY Sam Norrls Gadsden 02PV Brlan 0'Nell Huntsville 02EE Tlm O'Nell Huntsville OIPN Justln Patterson Fort Smith, AK 04TN Mlchael Plunket Huntsville Ol CHE Mark Pugh Vestavla Ol AC John Roberts Leeds Walter Roblson Jacksonville, FL 04BSC Brett Roby Decatur 02PB Scott Schoel Tuscumbla 04AR Al Saunders Birmingham 02 Charles Scagllone Va. Beach, VA OAARBSC Bradley Schroeder Dunwoody, GA O3PB John Sengson Dunwoody, GA 04Fl Ken Slnlth Alpharetta, GA 03Fl John Stockdale Panama City, FL 04MN Davld Sturdlvant Birmingham 03AC Brett Thomas Stone Mountain, GA O3GC Cralg Thomas Huntsville 02HY Robert Thomas Macon, GA OICPE John Tully Dunwoody, GA 0llB Jlm Turner Florida O3EE Gordon Llssery Roanoke OZBI Scott Vandlver Stone Mountain, GA Ol Tom Waudby Birmingham 04AC Gene Welch Des Plaines, IL 04EC James West East Lanslng, MI 02PB John West Lansing, MI 03AM James Wheless Chatt., TN 04VAT Adam Wllllamson Huntsville OIEC Steven Wood Birmingham 03JM Andrew Yantls Barnesville, GA O4BSC Steven Young Baton Rouge, LA 02lE Michael Zucker Springfield, VA O3 HSA Dr. Joseph Klckllghter Advisor Chrls Alvey 03 Deborah Armes 03 Dara Askew Blrmlngham Davld Averbeck Edgewood, KY Robby Baggett 01 Jerry Bode Ol Paul Bosse Catherlne Boyett Opelika Jodl Brown 04 Susan Carestro 03 Chris Carpenter 02 Eleanor Caudlll Auburn Larry Caudlll 04 Margle Chorney 02 l R 1, .52 , is , ir Ei , , DanlelCarter04 -K , Vkkkr , ' - ,,, ,., A ss. L A A A a S ai... A ' K A Fraternities 443 Gina Chownlng 04 Terrl Clark Auburn 03VM Kevln Clarke 03 Janice Coffey 03 Ann Combs Pineville, KY O3VM Mellnda Combs Ol Carolyn Congleton Ol Llsa Conrad 04 Tim Cottlngham 04 Allison Crosby Ol Robert Dahlem Ol Barry Darnall 02 Barbara Davls Corbin, KY Scott Doelllng Louisville, KY Rose Drost Huntsville Brian Dyer Burkesville, KY Kathleen Earle 02 Allce Emberton 02 Sheri Fastenrath Huntsville Ol Robert Fears Princeton, KY O4VM Randall Graehler Auburn Dunbar Grom 04 Sarah Guttery Dunwoody, GA 0lVM Michel Hardaker 04 Kathy Harvey 02 Deana Hayes Auburn Michelle Hendricks Ol Corolyn Henry Ol Brett Hornback Versailles, KY Chris Hyland Ol Cliff Jeffcoat Ol Mike Johnson O3 Llnda Kaub Independence, KY 04VM Marle Kerl Huntsville 04VM Karol Kerfhage Louisville, KY 03VM Linda Knowles 03 Jlm Koper 04 Mark Lawrence 03 A. J. Marlar Ol Gretchen Melers Bowling Green KY O3VM Chris Melluso 02 Roy Mertz 04 Jay Mlddendorf 03 Karen Mitchell Ol Kevln Moulln 02 Marc Nay 03 Jean Oberb Auburn 03VM Laura Park Decatur Benjamin 02 Doug Peterson 04 Patti Prather O3 Tami Rogers 04 Robert Roy 04 Paula Runte' Auburn Bethany Sallee Lexlngton, KY O2VM Mlke Bchepers 02 Kenneth Schllch 04 Kimberly Sears Stanford, KY John Seeter 04 Melanie Smith Oi Karen Stallings O3 Susan Stark Birmingham 0lVM Stacy Steele Ol Mlke Stltzel O4 Klrk Swlgert O3 R. H. Stone 04 Joseph Stratman Ft. Mitchell, KY 04VM Lee Tichi Mobile 03VM Beth Townsend Eubank, KY O3VM Scott Tritsch Teri Troutman Winter Park, FL O2VM Elizabeth Upchurch Auburn 03VM Kevln Vance O3 Rlchard Walls Ol Llnda Wetterer 03 Porter White 04 Jay Whlttle wana Hills, KY 04vM Lon Young 02 Dr. Arvel Marshall Advisor Dr. Larry Myers Advisor Greg Adkinson O4 Alan Akridge Mobile OZPS Eddie Austin Decatur OIPN Joe Baker Mobile 03FI Todd Becker Birmingham Ol PB Scott Bell Tampa, FL Ol PN John Benton O4 Peter Bertucci O4 Andrew Braswell Mobile O2PB Christopher Brown Birmingham OIPM Robert Brown Albuquerque, NM Ol PN David Chambers Columbus, GA O3Fl Daniel Chatwood Fairhope, AL OZPB Spencer Cooper Birmingham 04MK Kevln Cross Mobile Ol PN Benjamin Cummings Mobile 02AR Davld Dexter 02 Walter Dismukes Mobile Oi Frederlc Donovan Pensacola, FL O3AR Robert Drew Mobile 04Fl John Dunning Mobile 02GC Walter Ernest Mobile OZGC Howard Galloway Mobile OIPB Robert Gardner Birmingham 04GPO Michael Gilchrist Gulf Breeze, FL 03FI Geoggrey Golder Birmingham 03BSC Phllip Guyton 04 Mark Haas Mobile 03MK Arthur Hahn Mobile Ol PN Whitaker Hamilton Birmingham O3PO Sld Harrell Mobile O3LPO Billy Harbert Birmingham O4BSC Wayt Harris Mobile OZPB 444 Fraternities N12 gp: gn , Q , l A Q . 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Beach, FL 02CJ Kevln Ponder Lake Park, FL 03CJ Erwin Rloafort Nashville, TN O4MN Mark Rlchards Monroeville OZMN Patrick Argo Alexander City O2PB Dennls Ashley Auburn 03MN Darrell Avery Knoxville, TN 04AC Russell Baglr Montgomery O4EC Ross Baker Bethlehem, PA Ol PN Cralg Blalr warrior 03MN Steven Brecker Boca Raton, FL OABSC Mlchael Bostwlck Miami, FL 02AM Robert Brayton Stone Mountain, GA O3MH Alan Clark Alex City OBBSC Chrls Cobb Lawrenceville, GA Ol PN Charles Crump Empire 02PO Salm-Jullan Currln Pensacola, FL OIAG Rlclt Danica OIPN James DuRant Fayetteville, GA 04lOM Chrls Elalm Auburn Larry Evans Millbrook 04EE Mlchael Glbson Decatur 03MK Stephen Goddard Orlando. FL O4AC Shawn Holladay Stone Mountain, GA OIPB James Hughes Montgomery 02EE Davld Koller Montgomery OZBCH John Larkln Maitland, FL O4BSC Craig LaValIec Mobile Jesse Lehn Elkhorn, NE OIEC Davld Lllly Montgomery 03MN Chrls Lundberg Montgomery O4ME Andy McAlister Alex City 03VAT Carl McClure Mobile 02ME Ken Mcltlsslck Montgomery OBBSC Phlllp Ogden N. Bennington, VT 02AC Patrlck o'Hara Milford, CT OICS Fraternities o .. . A - I , .,, ds, A - , ,, ,,s,, , 4 all a h g Q Q A v o 1 A 1, ell rs F ssss s gr, gg ,,t r eire ,s,s,o sssso A ssts 1 t v. estgs ,etse 0 T as sst, tsisrl seis itei'iv W ioois - A A i t ls il A a v. ef - 1 I A l r i I A i ' ,g 5 l I I A it Ai r. 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William Taylor Montgomery O4MN Tray Thomason Niceville, FL 02PB Anthony Torbert Hurtsboro 01 PN Elmo Torbert Jeff Underwood Birmingham 03PS Jonathan Walworth Newton 03BSC Wade Warren Birmingham Walter Welngarten Birmingham O4EC Craig Wllllams Alpharetta, GA Ol PB Jack Wilson Newnan, GA 02PN Jeffrey Wilson Monroeville 04EE Tlm Cundlth Dothan 02AR James Wright Daphne 03BSC Wllllam Ham Advlsor John Weete Advlsor Wendy Neely Birmingham DREAMGIRL Ann Mayton Auburn Housemother Stephen Adwell Birmingham O4HPE James Alexander Greenville, SC O2PS Thomas Auhlttes Franklin, TN Ol PAR Charles Barnes Eufaula 04CPE Davld Bennett Troy O3MK Alec Benson Macon, GA 04lOM Mlchael Bradley Montgomery 03FI Richard Bradley Montgomery OID Tlmothy Bridges Eufaula OAAC Joel Broughton Windermere, FL 03JM Robert Buhay Marietta, GA 04AC William Buhay Marietta, GA 0lGC Ralph Burkes Montgomery 04GHY James Bush Louisville 04PLlB Chris Bussjager Marietta, GA 03AC Robert Carlon Greenville, SC 03BSC Davld Carroll Hurtsboro 04FY Tlmothy Carroll Vero Beach, FL O3FI Thomas Champion Montgomery O2PL Soloman Chernlak Mobile 02JM Ronald C0mer Sylacauga 04AC Gary Culp Eufaula 03FI Daniel Davidson Decatur OAAC Charles Davis Columbus, GA 0lCPO Ryan Davis Robert Dedman Nashville, TN OIGC John Dorrill Montgomery 02PB Bradley Fatzinger Montgomery O4MN Robert Fleming Gadsden 03MK Raymond French Montgomery Allen Gosser Tifton, GA 04lB Joseph Gregory Brentwood, TN OIBSC Drew Gross Mobile O4EE Chris Gruehn Marietta, GA Ol PB Billy Guilford Auburn 03MN John Harper Pike Road O4Fl Jeffrey Hart LaFayette, GA OIAR Hannlbah Herendia Montgomery 02PM Luther Hlll 03 Bryan Hood Grand Forks AFB, ND O3MK Philip Hudson Jasper O4GSC Garrett Ivey Jackson 0lPN Jakc Jackie Marietta, GA OIPB Derek Jones 02PD Phlllp Jones Conyers, GA 03AMH Jerry Kyser Montgomery 04 Steve Lake Montgomery OZPM Mike Leonard 04 Brian Matlsak 03AE Walter Mattll Birmingham 02BSC Alan McNeer Hendersonville, TN OZEE Matthew Moore 03 Michael Morris Ol Jon Nlckolson Montgomery OIPL Pruett Nicholson Montgomery 04MK John Nonnenmacher Mobile OAAC Billy Norrell Greenville OIPB Todd Parsons Montgomery 04FY Wllllam Parsons Montgomery OILA Phlllp Perkins Jackson 02PM Scott Poole Macon, GA OZME Danlel Popovlc Marietta, GA 0lPB Allen Raines Greenville OIGC Mark Ramsey Eufaula 03FI Graham Ray Marletta, GA 0lPM Mark Richardson Jasper 04PR Dennls Rushlna 02 Rusty Russell Montgomery 04MN Clark Sahlle 03lB Michael Becind Myrtle Beach, SC 03EE Donald Sherrell Birmingham 02PB Steve Smlth 04 Robert Soper Montgomery OIPB Thomas Stanton 04 Trey Stephens Jacksonville Russell Stewart Marietta, GA OIPB Vlrglnla Suggs Auburn Darrin Taylor Mobile O4CJL Tlmothy Tidmore Section 03PL Wayne Trucks Birmingham OZLPO Thomas Walker Jackson 02 Todd Walker Conyers, GA 0lPB Scott Ward Eufaula 02PB Charles Welch Columbia, SC Franklin Wesley Sylacauga O4CHE William White Eufaula 04PLIB Brltt Williams St. Petersberg, FL OIAR William Wilroy Hernando, MS OAGSC Jerry Woodham Eufaula 04lOM John Young Montgomery 02FI Edwin Zell Auburn 02MK William Klng Advisor Leslie Plot Birmingham Rose A ff. . . . , l l ld Sal ll G Q Q AMA i ii i 1? ha ms mad At p fa! 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GA OIPL Kelly Waldrop Alexander City Ol TE Rutland Walker Auburn Brad Waller Montgomery Ol PN Michael Walraven Montgomery 02ME Jeffrey Watson Auburn OZCE Nicholas Weltz Mandeville, LA 02PB Chrlstorpher Weltz Mandeville, LA 04AM Alex Whaley Troy OZBSC Forest Whatley Opelika 03Fl Carey White Inverness, FL 0lPN Thad Whitfield Alpharetta, GA 04FI Frank Whltley Tallahassee, FL 02PB John Wllllams Macon, GA 02PM Roy Wlse McDonough, GA O4lE Chrls Yohn 04 Wanda Wallace Auburn Housemother Stefanie Stafl Atmore Svveetheart Mltch Allen Roswell, GA 04Fl Robert Ammerman LaGrange, GA 04ME Don Anchors Birmingham O3Fl Stephen Annstrong 03 Wlllls Armstrong Winter Park, FL O3 Tobias Atkinson 04 Matt Barnett Huntsville 04MK Davld Bell Knoxville, TN 03Fl Wllllam Black Brentwood, TN 02PN Rick Bohrler Dunwoodly, GA 03IND Todd Bonsack Tucker, GA 03AM James Bradfleld LaGrange, GA 04BSC Robert Bradley Birmingham OZBSC Douglas Brown O3MK Greg Bullelt St. Pete, FL 03EC James Burd Nashville, TN OZADS Edward Bush Colquilt, GA O2ME Chrlstopher Champlon Talladega OZPN Jace Chandler Birmingham 02AR Michael Clardy Nashivile, TN 04Fl oe Cllfford Tallahassee, FL 03EC Edward Colley Decatur 02AE Charles Colllns Ocala, FL 04IE Chip Colson 02 James Condon Pensacola, FL OBBSC Michael Costanza Huntsville Ol PN Nicholas Costanzo W. 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IA O4lE Doug Cound Benjamin Crawford LaGrange, GA OIPN Marc Creasy Dunwoody, GA Ol Mk Wllllam Crume Clevelon, TN 02PN Wallace Cutess Albany, GA 03EE Jere Danlels Winter Park, FL Joe Davls Thomasville, GA O2PB Stephen Davis Decatur 03AE Allen Dedels Marietta, GA O4AR Mlchael Deskln Juno, FL 04FI Wllllam Dlsspayne Auburn 02PB John Dlllon Griffin, GA OZAR Christopher Dozler Nashville, TN OZMN Davld Drlggs O3 Tom Dunn O2 Jody Dyess Atlanta, GA 04 Scott East 04 Scott Easter Gallatin, TN O3 Steven Elton Bradenton, FL O3MCH Davld Etheredge Birmingham 02PB Dave Falerty Atlanta, GA O3 Hal Flnney Birmingham 03AC Alan Fondren Birmingham O4GEC Danlel Ford Fairhope 03AC Charlie Fox DanviIle,KV 03ME Barry Fredrlckson Lillian 04AC Steven Gandler Mobile O2LA Chrls Grlffln LaGrange, GA Ol PN Porter Hale Madison, GA 02EC Jason Harlor Roswell, GA OIPN James Hutchlns Huntsville OABSC James Hanscom Birmingham 04MN Cralg Hazel St. Petersburg, FL 04AC Jerry Helms O3 James Hesten LaGrange, GA 04AY Tlm Hlghtower Decatur 03lOM Harry Hlll Birmingham OZBSC Benjamin Howard Clarksville, TN 02MBPV Ewing Hunter Tucker, GA O4lB Aubrey lvy Birmingham O4FI Brltt Johnson Cordale, GA 04AM Peter Johnson Fort Myers, FL 02PB Dean Jacklns Birmingham OZBSC Martln Jernlgan Montgomery 04PY Rlchard Johnson ft. Myers, FL 04Fl John Kay St. Petersburg, FL OZMK All Kelekcl 04lE Joseph Kross Wllllam Len StiIlWater, OK 02PL Al LoBugllo Birmingham 02HPE Edward Long Norcross, GA 03lE Mark Lunsford 03 Matt Maslanka Rome, GA 04Fl Michael Masters Gallatn, TN OZBSC James Mayhan Birmingham 03FI Mead McCabe Miami, FL 03lB Monty McDaniel Miami, FL 03AM Michael McFadden Lebanon TN 03EE Thomas Mclieeley Nashville, TN 02GC Wllllam Meadows Birmingham OZBSC Davld Morrow Huntsville OIPN George Myatt Nashville TN OIAR Jay Nelson Birmingham 04PS Max Noblln Tallahassee FL 02BSC ra.. 3 1 -iii Q Q 51 4 4 rhl 9 .. 4 4 11 1 5 4 A 4 A lil Q, 4x14 4 do A an 4 dl l lil 4 i 5 4 . isa Vfii I -, KWSN sky' - Jeffrey Nldrell Marietta, GA O4AC N- Fraternities . . . 'Y At h it dxf xxf 1 X siomfmu A ' Q d s ,I I l l ,, I T a s . . Ei. l , A 4 and Ai I I a l ai A s 4 1 1 4 t t fxs g An H s l ii ua si anil John Owens Cleveland, TN Ol PV Robert Pawlowskl O4 Wllllam Pflug Sarasota, FL OAEE Lawrence Ponder Griffin, GA OBCTE Jeffrey Rawlings Thomasville, GA 04EC Robert Rlce Huntsville 04IE Howard Robinson Marietta, GA 04EC John Roblsh Phoenixville, PA 03MK Robert Ruppenthal Roswell, GA O4lOM Nlclr Self Brentwood, TN OBBSC Alan Shachelford Bolivar, TN 0lPB Gregory Shilling Roswell, GA 02PB Steve Shotts Huntsville 04PD Ron Steed 03 Mark Stevens Decatur O3ADPV Andrew Swanson Nashville, TN 04PG Adam Swartz Nashville, TN 03AC Blake Swearlngen Davld Tlrrlll Nashville, TN OZBSC Greg Turton Cordele, CA 02PB Jeff Waldlng Daphne O3lE Chrlstopher Wilder Montevallo 04MN Wllllam Woods Brentwood, TN OZPBSC John Wylle Franklin, TN 03EC Stephen VanPelt Atmore 03MN Andrew Vendac Alpharetta, GA 04BSC Todd Voorhees Maitland, FL 03MN Martha Llneberger Brentwood, IN Sweetheart Robert Anderson Valdosta, GA 03FI Ben Andrews Little Rock, AR OIPV Joseph Bailey Cumming, GA 04lOM Brian Barlrsdale Talladega 03MK Henrey Bonner Roanoke 04FY Samuel Bowen Sylacauga 02PM Rlchard Boyette Eufaula OIPM Robert Browne Memphis, TN 04LHY James Buchanan Huntsville 0lPB Rlchard Buchanan Huntsville 02AR Robert Burch Mobile 03EE Wllllam Byrd Tifton, GA 02PB Stephen Carroll Vestavia Hills 03MK Brett Carter Carrollton, GA O3PPY Randall Cheshlre Tuscaloosa 04LPS Michael Cooper Gadsden O4AM Patrlck Comellus Thomasville 03MK Robert Dark Alexander City OZVAT Charles Davls Huntsville 03MK Thomas Davls Thomasville 04PY Larry Dlllard Birmingham O4ME Rlchard Doucet Montgomery 03EE Patrlck Duke Talladega PBSC Ronald Duncan Peachtree City, GA O3PB Robert Foret Auburn OZPB James Foret Oakton, VA O4BSC Phillip Gaddy Thomasville 03AC Robert Gibson Lake Wales, FL 03PO Gregory Gilbert Thomasville O4AM Matt Gllbert Thomasville 04lOM Chip Gordon Newnan, GA OAGSC Glenn Grove Birmingham 02GL Wllllam Hamrlck Carrollton, GA 04Fl Samuel Haney Carrollton, GA 0lGC Robert Harp Gainesville, GA O4BSC Brentley Hltson Birmingham 02PB Francis Hughes 04AM Kenneth Hughes Vestavia Ol PN Kevln Hughes Little Rock, AR OIPN Phlllp Ivey Gadsden 03ME John James Anniston 04PO Tracy James Vincent 04MK Terry Jaquess Montgomery 03CE Philip Jennlngs Brewton 04lOM Stephen Jennings BrewtonO2PB Carl Jlnrlght Troy 02PB Lee Jordan Demopolis 04EC Robert Jordan Monticello, GA 0lPN Brian Keeler Heber Springs 04EC Charles Kelly Talladega 04PRS Bo Kirkpatrick Homewood OZGC James Lager Foley OZPB Michael Lamb Greenville OBBSC Robert Capps Talladega OZPB Michael Llmbaugh Talladega OZPB Alan Lott Birmingham 03Fl Robert Luttrell Brewton O3AR Stephen Luttrell Brewton OAIOM Martln Malone Atlanta, GA O2FI Charles May Tusculoosa 03PV Wllllam McCorkle Montgomery OABSC Greg McCrery Galesburg, lL O3FI Clarence Mllldrum Clayton O2PN Christopher Mitchell Auburn 04 Phllllp Monroe Atmore 03PPY Ray Morrlng Huntsville O3PB Morris Mullln Columbus, GA OZPO Brigham Newman Thomaston, GA O4MK Trey Norman Goshen 0lPL Kelth Padgett Anderson, SC OIPB Scott Perren Carrollton, GA 02GC Samuel Phllllps 03AC Thomas Prewltt Birmingham 03BSC Andrew Quinn Enterprise OBPBSC Travls Rabren Auburn 03BSC George Ray Montgomery 0lPS Matt Reagan Atlanta, GA 04PUB Jesse Reed Bay Minette OZBSC Glenn Reld Montgomery 04lOM Davld Rogers Winston-Salem, NC 04lND Robert Rosen Harrisburg, PA 03CE Davld Ryan Bay Minette O3MK Chrlstlan Bahlman Columbia, SC 04lE Scott Slronekl Montgomery 04BSC Dalton 8mlth Birmingham O4EC Johnathan Smith Lakastoc, OH 04PRS Scott Smith Waycross, GA 04GSC Fraternities 45 - John Southerland Huntsville OIGC Chad Steed Huntsville OZBSC Gary Stephens Huntsville OIPB Andy Stewart Oi Steve Stringer Pike Road 03Fl Mlchael Struthers Montgomery O4EC Fred Btucky Huntsville 03MBl John Swearlngen Montgomery 04AEC Scott Swlng Huntsville 02PM Geoff Taylor Eufaula 04PR Matthew Taylor Huntsville OIPBSC Michael Thomas Eufaula Ol PB Michael Valley Huntsville 04BSC Sidney Ward Montgomery 04AR Charles Watkins Homewood 02PN David Watts Demopolis 0lGC Edward Whlte Auburn 02PB Matthew White Montgomery OZMN Richard Williams Huntsville O2PB Arthur Woolard Montgomery 04BSC Christopher Zimmerman Va. Beach, VA 03AE Kelly Smith Mobile White Rose Brlan Anderton Birmingham 02PB Donald Andreas Mobile 02PL Scott Anthony Birmingham O3MK Scott Arvin Birmingham 04ME Brlan Askew Tampa, FL 04MK Peter Aufdemorte Pelham 04ME Joseph Barry Florida 04AE Stephen Barton Auburn OZFI Ernes T Bass Montgomery 03LEC Rusty Batch 04 Andy Belsel Montgomery OZBSC Mlchael Benoskl Cincinnati, OH OZPD Kelth Bernsteln Auburn O4lE Michael Bodkln Birmingham 03AR Matthew Boles Birmingham 0lPB David Borel Mobile 0l CPW Christopher Boutwell Greenville 02GJM John Brldell Atlanta, GA OZPB David Borwn Franklin, TN 03MRB Greg Brown Hilton Head, SC 04VAD Jon Bryant Tucker, GA 03MK Joseph Burkholder Moblie OZGC Tommy Byrd Coffeeville O4PY Kelth Carter Auburn 03MK Scot Chambers Lincoln 03IE Edwln CHandler Birmingham O4AC Tom Channell Decatur 02PN Jonathan Coe Dothan 02PB Robert Cowles Woodbridge, CN 03BSC Allen Curtin Lake Mary, FL OZPR Wllllam Espy Montgomery 03 Brent Eynon Arlington, MA 04AR Jordan Fravert Ft. lauderdale, FL OZCHE GeoffGaunt Stone Mountain, GA 04DBl Chance George Nashville, TN O3Fl Christopher George Nashville, TN OIPB Samuel Glvhan Safford O2PB Thomas Goebel Lenoir, NC OlGC David Gregg Dalton, GA 03Fl Frank Grove Montgomery 04ADS Wayne Harrls Selma OAMK Jerry Hartley Selma O2PMf'pd Kenny Hawley Selma 02PPY Chrls Hayden Chamblee, GA Ol James ayes Pulaski, TN 04PY Edwln Hendricks Decatur 02AR Jeff Hendry Atlanta, GA O4GS Tad Hlll Birmingham O3MK Clayton Hilton Ft. Lauderdale, FL 04WL Troy Hogue Birmingham 0lEE Danny Hollis Sulligent 04MK Berry Holt Selma 04AR Kelth Keller Birmingham 03EE Andrew Kennedy Florence 03EE Michael Klnard Menominee, Ml 04Llrban Design Jim Kirkpatrick Fitzgerald, GA Wayne Jenklns Geneva 03CE Gary Johnson Moblle 04CE Ronny Jones Marietta, GA 03VAD Stacy Lanier Greenville, SC 02 Stephen Lanier Enterprise 04EE John Lannlns Warrior 02PB Lee Laughmlller Leland, MS O3MK Ralph Leary Columbus, GA Scott Livengood Opelika O4lOM Jeffrey Long Jax. FL, John Looser LaFayette 03HPE Jay Loudin Warner Robins, GA 03PN Buddy Manning Warner Robins, GA 03ME Tlmothy Markert Auburn 0lGC Roland Markwalter Huntsville OBBSC Jonathan Mattson Atlanta, GA Ol PN Kevin McCarthy Birmingham O4FI Terrence McCarthy Birmingham OIGC John McCartney Oviedo, FL 03MK William McCartney Oviedo, FL Steven McCooI Huntsville 04PY Greg McQulnn WPB, FL O3IE Darren Medford Arden, NC Edward Middlebrooks Davie, FL O2PM John Monte Lakeland, FL 03ME Brian Moore Lake Forest, IL O4 Kenny Moore Montgomery 04Fl Kevin Moore lake Forest, IL 02PB Marc Mosley Dunwoody, GA OZAR Kevin Nelson Phenix City 04VAD Thomas Nlckles August, GA OABSC Barry Nlcks Phenix City Michael 0'Connor Jensen Beach, FL 04AE Michael 0NeaI Ft. Walton Beach, FL OIPM Matthew Osborne Auburn OZPB Mark Osborne Atlanta, GA 04EE 452 Fraternities I In 333031115 iphgmmmii 4 an .fl fs 4 1 4 32-. 4 4 I A 4 9 jill ! 4 4 4 A F271 4 3Q:n3A39a -as an-. -a. Qhghhiiia p S .4 hd , ar 9. 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FL 04BSC Joseph Hedges Mandeville, LA OICJ Michael Henry lndialantic, FL 03EE James Herrlng Huntsville 02PV Derek Hoover Huntsville 02PN Wllllam Howle Anniston 04CPE David Hughes Canyon Country, CA 03AMN Tlmothy Hufl Peachtree City, GAOACJL Douglas Jenlrlns Birmingham 04lOM John Jennlngs Melbourne Beach,FL OICPE Michael Jesse Huntsville Ol PB Davld Kinchen Phenix City 04PBSC Joseph Knight Opp OAHSA Ronnle Lewls Satellite Beach, FL 02PN Ray Loggins Pinson OBEE Gregory Lozano Birmingham 03AE David Marshall Norcross, GA 04GSC Dennls McCormlck Huntsville 02EE Brent McKlnney Birmingham 04RL Wllllam Meagher Newnan, GA 02GC Phllllp Medlln Marietta, GA OAMK Harry Meyer Huntsville O3EE Mark Nlx Clayton 04OH Hugh Nunn Arlington, VA Ol HY Brlan Owens Sylacauga Ol TC Donald Owens Sylacauga Jon Parton Auburn Michael Paul Melbourne, FL 03EE Andrew Plate Cincinnati,OG 03lOM Jeff Ponder Huntsville OBBSC Jamle Price Dalton, GA O4CHE John Price Carmel, lN 03PL Ronnle Puent Huntsville 04EE Doug Quinn lndialantic,FL Ol PN Tlmothy Rlch Bessemer 03GC Thomas Roberts Wetumpka OAAE Serglo Santorum Satellite Beach, PL OZBSC T. J. Sokolowsky Jupiter,FL 03MK John Stack Birmingham 03AC William Stokes Nashville, TN OZAM Davld Suggs Huntsville 02ME Wllllam Talbert Waynesboro, VA 02IB Lee Thompson Brewton OICHE John Thorlngton Huntsville OIEE Ronald Underwood Newnan, GA OIPN Wade Ward Mobile OZPCN Fraternities 453 GREEKS Andrew Robert Warnecke Fort Myers,FL OZPD John B. Webb Auburn OAFI J. Kevin Webber Huntsville 02PB Richard Scott Whitmore Shalomar,FL OAAM John C. Wllbur Birmingham OZPB Matthew F. Wollsherger Huntsville O3IOM Nell Bell Auburn House Mother Mark Adams Dunwoody,GA OAMK Scott Bachelor Prattville OZME Joel Barnes Conyers.GA Ol PN Mike Baucom Jacksonville OAEE John Blakely Huntsville OIAMF John Bodie Huntsville O6MH Alex Bruce Union.NJ OGAM Lonnle Butler Mobile OZGC John Cheatnutt l 'lorcross,Ga OIGHY Kevln Clement Covington,LA OSAC Michael Clement Covington,LA 04ME Andy Cummlnga Rochester,NY OIGC Jeue Dlbona CharIeston,SC 03AR Wllllam T. Dykes GreenviIle,SC 04TN Dave Elve Grand Rapids,MI 03MN Leo Felteau Marietta,Ga 03IE Wea Flack Alpharetta,Ga OBMK Tlm Flannagan Conyers,Ga Ol PN Kal Fujll Kings Park,NY OIPB Rob Gamberg SimpsonviIle,SC O3AM Kelth Garrlaon Huntsville 02PN Lew Gollan Columbus,Ga OBBSC Jeff Grlnltead Macon,GA O3AMH Rlchard Haight Fort lauderdale,FL 02GC Bruce Hale Tampa,Fl 04IB Nlno Hermes AtIan!a,Ga OZGC Dixon Jones LouisviIle,KY O2PM Erlc Kennedy Fort Lauderdale,FI 03EE Barry Klng Dunwoody,Ga 03Fl Tom Kroh Germantown,TN OZADS Robert Lamb AtIanta,Ga 02FLT Daryl Latham Auburn 02PB Steven E. Leader Omahu,NE 04AE Brlan Leldy OakIand,CA OAIND Marc Llntz Rochester,l lY 02PB Buck Lowry Birmingham O3PB Mark Martore GreenvIIle,Sc Ol PB Don Mcllwaln MlamI,FI O6HY Doug McNab Boca Raton,FL 04AR Davld Moulder JacksonviIIe,FL O4IND Mlke O'Connor Clearwater,FL OZPB Pat O'Nelll RosweIl,Ga Ol PB Gregory Reeder Miami,FI 03lB Ben Reevea Roswell,Ga OIBSC Scott Roman Kings Park,NY 04IND Steve Roman Kings Park,NY OlIND John Bhervlln Kingsport,TN 04GPG Palmer Btalnback LouisvIIle,KY 02PB Todd Stratton Dunwoody,Ga O4MK Brian Street North Augusta,SC OBAC Jlm Turner Scottsboro OZMCH Mlke Ulven Dunwoody,Ga 04MK Tommy Vickers San Antonio,TX Ol PN Jamea Vlgll Orlando,FL 04AE Curran Wattera Mobile 03BSC Kelth Whitehead Dothan 04BSC Heath Wooley Fairhope OZAM Rob Wrlght Birmingham OZPB Tom Yale Dunwoody,GA OACPE Jeff Younger Austin,TX O4MK 2 Kelly Roche Kings Port,NY 03GC Runell Adklaon Opelika Ol PN Mark Amundsen Stone Mountain,Ga 02EE Daniel Beane Little Rock,AR Ol PB John Beck PhiIadelphla.PA 04AB Jay Brown Dunwoody,Ga O3MT Michael Brown Dunvvoody,GA OAMT Bllly Buff Pensacola,FL O2Fl Brett Burch Auburn O2PB Rick Byrd Aurburn House father Scott Carpenter Conway.AR O3CE Tommy Cleverdon Foley OBAC Benjamin Counter Houston,TX OBAM Davld Cowan Birmingham OGMN Jay Cross Mount Vernon,lL O2EE Jonathan Davis Atlanta,GA O4AC Michael Dean Opelika OZPB Andy Duckett AtIanta,GA Ol DPS Mark Durbin Covington,GA OZAC Garry Elrod Plantation,FL O2PB Bryan Gamble Pensacola,FL O3PBSC Eric Groome Kissemmee,FL 02PN Brlan Gwynn Silver Springs,MD OAAM Brlan Hancher Dothan OBGPO Rob Hendrick Nashville,Tl'l OZEE Wesley Hills Mount Vernon,lL OZCPE William Holliday Denver.CO OSEH Paul Hontzal Birmingham OZHRM Joseph Jernlgan Baltirnore.MD OZFAA Kevln Johnaon Covington.GA OIPB Jeffery Jones Huntsville OZPB Stephen Judy Huntsville Ol PB Danny Kalaer EIberla.GA OIGC George Kalaer Elberta,GA OAMN Mark Kaiser Elberta.GA OZAEC Bradley Kronbeln Murfreesboro,TN OAME Robert Laaalter Santa Anna.CA O4LPO Philippe Llndlay Atlanta,GA OGMN Martln Lindsey Huntsville 03EE Donald Metcalf Snellville,GA OIIIOM John Moreno Birmingham OBMK Danny Morgan Florence 04EE Composites as ft r Ugg Q A cm: ev-L' ' qw ,JA J' , A ' s. 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Allen Mobile OBHA Thomas F. Barnes,lll Opelika OACJ James Bouchard Mobile O2PB Lorl Christine Britt Auburn OARSB Joseph Edwin Bryan,lll St. Petersburg,FL DAMN Kevin Lewis Corser Decatur 02AC Sean M. Curry Simsbury,CT 03Fl John Bruce Crenshaw,Jr. Hilton Head,SC 03PR Shawn E. Donahoo Decatur 02EE Bobby K. Edmondson Lanett OAEC Thomas Neal Fitzglbbon Auburn 03CJ Troy Allen Fowler Peachtree City,GA OZME James M. Gillock Rainsville OACEGL Russell T. Grice Auburn OAIOM Craig Alan Huff Montgomery 04HPE Bobby Johnson Decatur OZPN Grant Carroll Johnson Phenix City O3lOM Brian Matthew Kratt North Hampton,NH OIPN Wesley Wayne Laird Valley 02FI Kurt Lleblong Clearwater,FL 04lE Chris W. Llnvllle Decatur OAGJM Richard Brent Lyons Rossville,GA OZAR Wayne F. Martorana Miami.FL OAAE Jonathan Kyle McCoy Lanett OAACF Richard Melnert Montgomery OZAR Andy 0'Rellly Gulf Breeze, FL OIPN Jeffrey Osborn Daphne OIPN Craig Prilllps Bellbrook, OH OIAE Ritchie Prlckron Jacksonvill, FL OAPUB Charles Player Atlanta, GA 04MN William Porter Shalimar, FL OZPB Thomas Powell Andalusia O3PV Jerry Pritchett Auburn O4AC Kenneth Naugher McCaIla OBZYPV Robert Simons Decatur Ol PB Gene Smith Albertville O6HY Michael Spoor Coral Springs. FL OBIE Wes Sunrell Marietta, GA OBCS Tim Tilley Opelika OACSS Robert Wall Winder, GA O4 Davld Whldbee Anaheim. GA O4Fl Donny Williams Birmingham OABSC Mike Willoughby Auburn 04lE Mom Sullivan Auburn Housemother Catherine Abrams Stone Mountain. GA O3NLlR Llssa Adkins Birmingham OIGC Caroline Alexander Pensacola, FL Ol PTN Kathy Ashley Hendersonville, TN OAPRS Wendy Atkins Winter Park, FL O3PPY Susan Austin Alexandria. VA 03PPY Mary Bagby Pelham OIPPY Lisa Bailey Palm Beach, FL 0lMDT Rhonda Baldwin Huntsville OZHPEN Caryn Ballard Tampa, FL 02IB Dee Barber Montgomery OAIE Melanie Barnett Birmingham 03lE Libby Beatty Tuscaloosa OIPM Lynn Belling Atlanta, GA Ol PB Kelli Beluchle Philadelphia, PA O4PO Cathy Blackerby Marietta, GA 04NUR Suzanna Blizzard Atlanta, GA OZFLT Cynthia Bottoms Gainesville, GA OAIOM Bonnie Bowen Atlanta, BA OZPB Laura Boleman Union Springs OIPB Karen Bragg Warner Robins. GA O4AC Michele Brown Saratoga, CA 0llB Mary Frances Bryan Phenix City OZACO Carol Bryant Daphne 04Fl Patti Buote Birmingham OBCJE Jo Ann Burkhalter Prattville OBBSS Katharine Caesar Lake City, FL OIGBI Kathy Calcott Pierson, FL OIPV Jana Carter Mobile OZPT Laurie Cheney Edison. GA OIPB Elllabeth Christensen Altamonte Spring, FL O2PB Composites LeGay Coleman Fayetteville, GA OASY Leslle Copeland Marietta, GA OAGSC Laura Coyle Roswell, GA OlVAT Cale Crawford Arab OACSM Lorl Crudo Atlanta, GA O4CJL Katherlne Daffln Marianna, FL O2FLTF Pam Davldson Dunwoody, GA 03lOM Jill Davls Dunwoody, GA O2TE Laura Dlckey Montgomery OlPN Melanle Dlckey Montgomery 04lE Sherry Eades Fayetteville, GA O2lB Jana Earley Ashland O2IB Lorl Eberhardt Orlando, GL OlPB Mlchele Falletta Birmingham 03GEH Natalie Farley Florence OIIB Jan Fehnel Kennesaw, GA OIPN Krlstln Flndley Brewton OBSC Judy Fulcher Smyrna, GA 02PB Cyndi Galnes Gadsden OACEC Karen Gardner Birmingham 0lPV Michelle Garland Decatur, GA OZGS Amy Grayson Montgomery OIPPY Lynn Gresham Marietta. GA OZPB Jamle Haas Fairhope OlPB Corle Hebert Auburn OZGPG Shawne Hlte Chicago, IL Ol PB Kelly Hood Albertville OlPB Jamle Howard Tuskegee OZPO Pattl Howard Atlanta, GA OZCEE Heldl Hulon Baton Rouge, LA 02ZYPV Llsa Hunter Huntsville OZPB Sheryl Ingram Niceville. GL OZPN Drue Johnson Selma 03CEE Sandy Johnson Brentwood, TN OZFCD Tara Kerwln Miami, FL OAZV Myllnda Ketchum Marietta, GA O4AC Julle Knoedler Norcross, GA OIGC Halley Llttle Huntsville 0lMRB Donna Lombardo Birmingham OZPB Denlse Lumley Phenix City O2PB Mary Lyons Huntsville O3Fl Kathy Maley Maitland, GL O3PR Jennifer Mann Harpersville OlPB Lorl Matthews Warner Robbins, GA OZPB Sarah McConnell Alpharetta, GA OZCEC Terrl McGehee Birmingham OZPB Kellle McMahan Decatur, GA O4VOA Marella Melilalr Dothan OlGC Gwen Mlller Phenix City O2PB Jaml Mllton Merritt Island, FL 03PB Chaundra Mobley Birmingham OIPRS Mlml Monson Stone Mountain, GA OZFS Mellnda Moon Columbus, GA OIGC Margaret Moore Decatur, GA OBCEE Cathy Morgan Birmingham 04MN Joan Morris Atl-ren, gA OAMN Andrea Noskeland Shreveport. LA O2FLTE Evelyn Nelson Ft. Lauderdale, FL O4PV Kay Nichols Atlanta, GA O2PB Carol Noles Birmingham OIADPV Jamle Norman Birmingham 04CEE Mellssa Olaveson LaFayette OZGC Tlna Ovnlc Dothan Ol PB Robyn Owens Montgomery 03PRJ Jennlfer Palnter Tuscaloosa 02PV Angle Parker Birmingham O2IB Connie Plerce Mobile 03CEE Shelley Plllar Selma OZEE Mlndy Podawllltz Huntsville Ol PN Lee Anne Radcliff Panama City, FL O4HSM Delrdre Reason Tucker, FA 02IB Vlckl Rlca Huntsville 02PB Krlstln Rlch Huntsville OIPN Julle Roblnaon Montgomery OIPG Debble Russell Huntsville 02PB Terrl Rutledge Tallahassee, FL O4MT Angela Sawyer Huntsville OlPN Ann Scheldt Treasure Island, FL 03EE Laurla Bhewmake Wetumpka OlPB Leslalgh Bhewmalse Montgomery 04BSC Carrle Smlth Huntsville 04AC Sheryl Smlth Atlanta, GA OlGC Clndy Smlth Montgomery 04GPG Paula Smlth Albany, GA OlPB Cathy Stamps Huntsvllle 04AE Susan Sulllns Huntsville O4GPG Jayne Tang Lexington, KY OIPN Tracy Taylor Marietta, GA 02lFE Tracy Thomason Birmingham 03GPG Aprll Tlnnon Athens OIGPG Vanessa Usher Vestavla 03HSA Marla Vaughan Daphne O4CEE Stephanle Warneeke Ft. Myers, FL OZGJM Klm Watson Monroevllle O4CSM Peggy Watts Sardls OIPV Donna Whaley Roanoke OIPCN Klm Whlted Woodbridge, GA Ol PN Kimberly Whltehead Blrmlngham O2SY Karen Wllson Nashville, TN 02PB Vlckl Wllson Blrmlngham O4VHO Leigh Wlsener Huntsville OlPB Lynne Wolff Birmingham 03Fl Amy Woodham Dothan OZGPG Denean Woodruff Mobile 02lB Jlll Young Lakeland, FL Llsa Adcock Opelika Cheri Akers Vestivia Sloane Allgood Dalton, GA Twlnkle Andreas Montgomery Suellen Ashmore Reform Leslle Baln Brewton 456 Composites . 1 vb ,riii .. 1. '-rf ' 1 Q px! at It is Mil 2!v:.1 lr rf gs, lr A25 'Q fgtrrggr-..:f'3l , r Q f' K V' 'V' Q, ,ith t X 5 7 k 5 f 5 A 'S 1 4 l t - W A 4 .t 3 t Qtn 4 ,J 4 , as ye t, W, ,fr sz Kms clit i n ix .X rg. xx t ,WY X1 2 I, N2 Ag? D 2 K3 K2 ig? 2- . 'X t 51 is xt X3 I S ri s XR X lf? wx lfl its xx l ,, -as 9 S Q Q t . s 2 X 'I' 62:1 - f K 1 YS: Q' wg Q' X wr ' 4 Jamye Hedqulst FrankIin,TN0lPG '- ,xr i F . . -If -., ,ff . 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Egifts 14, f Q A Y ' ' -t it 1 , W Qt J G FJ K ts SAN -gtg tx is Ellzabeth Ball Dothan OIGC Karen Bartels Auburn OZNS Dlanne Bassett Atlanta,GA OAGSC Mellnda Beasley Nashville,Tl'l OIPB Brandy Beckham Sylacauga 03RSR Krista Bible Lanett OZCSS Rhonda Blackburn Huntsville OZCSCS Tracy Boggess Satellite Beach,FL OBPB Pam Borden Decatur OIGC Robblann Borland Dothan OZCTC Vlckle Bradley Montgomery O3lE Susan Bratton Birmingham O4HPE Julla Brlngle Nashville,TN OZPB Tracey Brooks Sylacauga OAPY Chrlstl Bryan Alhany,GA OZPM Julle Cameron Cartersville,GA OAIB Kelly Cannon Opelika OBCSE Sherl Carr Sylacauga OZPB Sheri Chavls Dunwoody,GA OINS Karen Clark Wetumpka O4PRS Connle Coe Dadeville 02LPO Jennl Coe Stone Mountain,GA OAVAT Amy Colllns Sylacauga O2lB Marllyn Costner Birmingham OZGSC Natalle Cox Birmingham OZCEC Carol Crlm Birmingham OIGSC Carrie Crlm Birmingham OIGSC Julla Cutshall Birmingham OAGSC Laura Davldson Birmingham O4CEC Dellnda Dorland Mobile OAVAT Palge Dorman Livingston OZPRJ Kelly Duren Huntsville 0lGC Shawn Eggers OrIando,FL OZRSC Alllson Eggleston Birmingham O3CEE Llsa Ervln Tallahassee,FL O2NF Laure Evans Auburn OIGC Temple Fltzpatrlck Birmingham OAAC Joan Fox Nashville,TN OIPB Julle Fox Mobile O3AMH Llsa Fulbright Birmingham OZCEE Shari Galther Dadeville OBVBU Jean Anne Gallllen Savannah,TN OZPRJ Anne Marle Garrard Winter llaven.FL OAHPE Beth Garrard Atlanta,GA 04HPE Jesslca Geralds Tuscumbia OBCEC Marty Graham Mobile OIGC Beth Gralnger Birmingham OIPN Dana Granger Birmingham OlPB Jennl Gray Huntsville OZEE Cece Grlssett Talladege OZPRS Penny Gurley Mobile Ol PB Jennlfer Haddock Florence O l GC Teresa Hamrlck Atlanta,GA O3PRS Missy Harrls Opelika OICEE Bltsy Harrison Dalton,GA 0lGBl Amy Heacock Sylacauga OBCSMM Holly Hlcks Dothan O l CSM Delee Hole Roswell,GA Ol PRS Clndy Holland Dothan OZPRJ Lelgh Holley Montgomery OZFCD Emlly Horton Decatur OAFCD Marshall Horton Decatur OZCEE Bynum Howard Florence OIRSE Busan Hurt Florence OACEC Auburn lvey Brewton OAMK Jlll L. Johnson Louisville,KV OZGSC L. Jill Johnson Birmingham OZNF Susan Johnston Griffin,GA 03PRS Beth Jones Birmingham OBCSE Cindy Jones Columbus,GA OAPRS Chrlstle Jordan Snellville.GA OBPL Sally Jordan Payne OBCEE Kristin Kesler Huntsville 03AC Llsa Landrum Wetumpka O3PV Jane Laumer Auburn OIHRA Kathryn Lavallet Birmingham OBCEC Cathy Layfield Columbus,CrA OAEC Tracy Layfleld Columbus,GA OZCEC Pam Ledbetter Auburn 02PB Laura Llttlefleld Largo,FL O3PRS Krlstl Lockrldge Birmingham OJCEE Laura Lorenz Bethesda,MD OIGJM Piper Lowell Austin,TX OZGJM Marla Lowrey Abbeville 02PB Karen Manning Birmingham 03CPE Luanna Marley Dothan OIPB Rebecca Marley Dothan OZGC Sarah Mattson Auburn OlPB Joy Mayher Colurnbus,GA Ol PT Mellssa McAnnaIly Decatur 0lPlD Valerle McClendon Huntsville OZPPY Anlta McDowell Mobile OZPB Kelly McDowell Florence 03Fl Luclann McLachIln Winter Springs.FL O4RSR Stacy McMurtrey Montgomery OIGC Laurie McQultty Montgomery OBGSC Rhonda Melton Mobile OBCEC Jlll Menxles Sylacauga OIGC Klm Meyer Winston Salem.NC OZNS Katy Mlda West AI1ce,Wl OZFM Ashley Mlller Huntsville O2 Nancy Mlller Dothan OIVAT Laurle Mltchel Alexander City OZRSB Lols Mooneyham Montgomery O3PRS Debble Murphy Mobile OZGC Anne Murray Thomasville 03MK Katherine Nagel Atlanta.GA OIEE Claire Nlvens Dalton,GA O2PB Natalie Nlx Decatur 02FM Clalre Owen Montgomery OZCEE Marlbeth Palmer Nashville.TN 03PPY Patty Parker Stone Mountain,GA 02lB Scotty Polhlll Birmingham OQFCD Shannon Purdy Huntsville OIPB Rhonda Ragsdale Columbus.GA Ol IB Wendy Relck Birmingham OZBCH Cathy Robbins Birmingham OAVAT Composites 457 EREEKS I Nancy Rogers Auburn OZRSR Robln Roney Huntsville OZPT Rhonda Rooks Birmingham O3GSC Rlckl Ross Montgomery OAIE Pat Rucker Atlanta,GA 03Fl Wyndy Ryan Atlanta,GA OBPRS Jullette Sala Auburn OZPRS Florrle Salter Albany,GA OBPRS Karen Satterfleld Franklin,TN OIPB Laura Satterfleld Franklln,TN 03PB Margie Saunders Birmingham OACEE Amy Savage Stone Mountain,GA OZHPN Rhonda Scarbrough Huntsville OZPT Shannon Scarbrough Jasper O3PB Renea Schlllecl Birmingham OBCEE Clndl Schiller Brentwood.TN OZGSC Mlchlelle Bego Montgomery 04GPO Amanda Slms Hartselle OIGC Amy Smlth Bainbridge,GA OIIRSC Dana Bouthard Birmingham OIGSC Shelly Stall Atmore OICSS Stelanle Staff Atmore OAGPG Melina Stangellne Atlanta,GA O3PRS Lelgh Stevens Decatur Ol MH Beth Styres Sylacauga OIPL Jlll Taylor Dothan OBNUR Tanya Taylor Dothan OBNUR Suzanne Thomas Valdosta,GA OIGPG Trlcla Thornton Decatur OBPRS Amy Thrasher Decatur O4RSR Anne-Marle Tlmberlake Dadeville 04RSS Michele Todd Birmingham OBCEE Sandy Trapp Springlield,VA O2lB Amy Tucker Decatur OIGC Andrea Tucker Decatur OACEC Babs Turner Roanoke O2PB Seay Van Patten Atlanta,GA Ol lB lnger Waerstad Tuscumbia OZPCN Alllson Wallace Birmingham O4GSC Clare Watson Greenville OAGEH Jennller Webb Atmore O3Fl Sue Wlllard Mobile OIGPG Debble Wllllams Birmingham OZCSM Glna Wllllams Birmingham OICEE Carla Wllson Tuscumbia O3NUR Klm Woodard Dothan O3GPG Sherl Yates Woodland O3CSEF Sheryl Young Montgomery O4HA Cara Adams Phenix City OZGC Nancy Alexander Pulaski,TN OBPRS Elllabeth Argentl Troy O4FLTE Angela Arnold Greenville O4NUR Mary Beth Balch Auburn OZCEE Jodl Barnett Greensboro,NC OBBCH Susan Beard Mobile 04GSC Suzanne Beaty Birmingham 04CEE Carol Beebe Somers,NV 0-4lFE Beth Ann Bentley Montgomery 02ME Adrlenne Bertuccl Mobile O3PRS Margot Black McLean,VA OIEH Angele Bcdet Mobile OIGC Camllle Bonner Roanoke OIFM Julle Boone Birmingham OIPB Glnl Beth Borden Montgomery OZRSS Carla Brabston Mobile OZPB Trlcla Bradley Bay Minette OIPB Genle Brock Camden OIGC Llsa Burton Prattville O3AC Llsa Carlson OrIando,FL OAIB Carol Carpenter Starkville,MS Ol PAR Sue Ann Cary Oneonta OBMK Elizabeth Cashman Memphis,TN OIPL Llsa Chrlltmal Mobile OBFM LeAnne Church Birmingham OlGBl Mlchelle Cobb Huntsville OICEC Camllle Cogglns Huntsville Ol PN Rebecca Crocker Mobile O4MN Mary Beth Cvetovlch Hammond,LA Ol PCN Pamela Davls Birmingham 02lB Renee Davls Albuquerque,NM OZPB Anne Marie Douglas Fort Walton Beach,FL OICH 458 Kathryn Drey Mobile OZPB Annalyn Duke Talladega OlPD lngrld Duks Brentwood,TN 03AC Deone Dupre Mobile 02PB Scottle Earley Decatur OBVAT Mlchelle Eastall Stone Mountain,GA OAAC Julle Eckert Mobile OIPB Katrlna Elklns Gadsden O3Fl DeLlse Elrod Montgomery O4CSE Laurle Elway Vero Beach,FL 03PRS Amanda Espy Tuscaloosa 03GY Nancy Eaten Birmingham OACEC Erln Evans Raleigh,NC OZPR Janna Evers Dadeville OAAC Capple Fallon Atlanta,GA OlGC Jean Fallon Atlanta,GA 03lB Teresa Farrell birmingham O3MN Angle Flnch Gulf Breeze,FL OIPB Jesslca Fltlgerald Mobile O3Fl Tlna Frazer West Point,GA OBCSMF Tracl Frazer West Point,CiA OZGPG Susan Gamble Montgomery OIPPV Karen Gant Brentwood,TN OIGC Sharon Geppert Victorla,TX OBNF Sandy Glbba Auburn OAPRS Natalie Gleaton Blakely.GA OZCEE Gay Gleghorn FayetteviIle,TN OIPB Angle Godwln Montgomery 03MDT Kathy Goodwln Birmingham O2lB Kay-Kay Green Linden O4lE Klm Gunnels Smiths O4MN Nlna Haas birmingham OZCEC Klrsten Hanson Freeport.lL OALPO 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'EE-f ' iii LH gif H i ni Gwen Hitchcock Chappaqua OAFI Margie Holmes Mobile OAGSC Lorl Hooks Gadsden OAMCH Gina Hubbard Birmingham OZID Jennlfer Huddleston Birmingham OIGPG Susan Huggins Mobile OZPB Stephanie Hunt Rome,GA OAGJM Audra Hurston Opelika O2lB Susan Hyche Jasper 0 l GPG Amy Isbell Gadsden OBGSC Amanda Johnson Dothan OAVHT Becky Johnson Opelika OZPB Nancy Johnston Atlanta,GA 03HA Amy Jones Birmingham OZAR Lisa Kelley Largo,Gl. OZPRS Anna Kilgo Gadsden O4MLlR Leigh Ann King Auburn OAPL Amanda Kitt Nashville,TN OBNUR Judy Knestriclt Nashville,TN 04CEC Stephanie Kohler Mobile OZPB Jenni Lawson Lexington,KY OIAR Lynn Ledbetter Columbia,TN OZCEE Christy Lee Pensacola,Fl 03AR Kendall Lee Birmingham O3AC Carolyn Lehr Atlanta,GA OBGPG Janet Leverett Bainbridge,GA 03NF Michelle Liltos Huntsville OlGC Amy Logan Scottsboro OBMDT Liz Love Huntsville OAGEH Susan Lovett Birmingham OBFM Julie Lowe Jackson O3FI Jane Maddox Montgomery O3CEC Laurie Maddox Quitman,GA OIGPG Jana Magee Attalla O3AN Kris Magee Gadsden OANUR Amy Matuszak Birmingham 04VAT Ashley McCarty Montgomery OIGC Bepple McClure Mobile OAAMH Meredith McGeever Birmingham OBIFE 8arah Mclntyre Gadsden OBFM Meg McLain Birmingham OAMK Sally McMillan Montevallo OAGEH Cecllla Meagher Auburn OIPPY Kristin Melville Auburn Ol NUR Kim Michaels Scottsboro OZPB Ashley Miller Americus,GA OIGC Julle Minton Athens 0llB Patty Mosley Ozark O4AC Nancy Murphree Troy OIAR Shelly Murphy Clearwater,FL OZGC Elizabeth Newton Auburn OBGPO Lelgh Nichols Montgomery OIRSB Natalie Norman Auburn O3RA Lelgh O'Dell Prattville OIGC Betty Osterling Crystal River,FL OBMK Sharon Owens Orange,TX Ol FM Susan Owens Rome,GA OBNH Suzanne Paramore Melbourne,FL OACSW Vlcki Parltman Opelika OlRSS Heidi Pearson Oviedo,FL 03PRs Courtney Pharr Atlanta,Ga OZGC Jennifer Phelps Prattville OZGHY Carolyn Phillips Montgomery OZGC Merrile Phillips Montgomery OAGSC Fran Pierson Gadsden OAMH Lesley Posey Huntsville OACPE Melissa Pruitt Lake Park,FL OZPN Kerri RackleffAllanta,Ga O3CEE Andrea Rauhotf CIearwater,FL O3CNM Kristi Reagan AtIanta,GA OZVAT Pate Renneker Birmingham 03CEC Cynthia Ricks Marietta,Ga OICSE Mary Rountree Auburn OZGPG Sally Ryan Birmingham OZNUR Mary Ben Savage Jasper O4GHY Jaymle Sexton AtIanta,GA OZCSW Kim Shaffer Mobile O4RSS Gina Singleton Gadsden OlCEE Jerl Slnlard Birmingham OIPB Julianne Slaughter LaFayette OBFI Carolyn Sloss St. Petersburg,FL OZPRS Diane Smith Birmingham OAMK Julie Smith Rochester,lN OACTC Julle Stein Birmingham O2PB Jennifer Stowers Jacksonville,FL OAPRS Clndy Budderth Roswell.GA OlPB Sandra Tacltett Birmingham OIPB Becky Tanner St. Petersburg,FL 03HPE Carnllne Tatum St. Petersburg.FL OZPRS Katherine Taylor Griffin,GA O4CDP Angie Terrell Greenville OAFRM Michelle Tetro Columbue,GA OBTE Erin Thacker Griffin,Ga Ol PD Angie Thomas Northport OAPY Babs Thorne Jasper 03GSC Corinne Todd Gadsden OZGMH Kristin Trammell Birmingham OZCEE Amy Traylor Birmingham OIPRS Laura Lee Tucker St. Petersburg,FL OZCEC Sallie Umbarger Chattanooga,TN OZHRM Allison Vines Jacl-tsonville,FL OZPB Sara Wakeield Pulaski,TN O5PY Kimberly Walters Mobile OIPB Kathleen Webb Atlarita,GA OAMC Amy Wert Birmingham OIGC Cyndi West Decatur OAIE Suzanne West Decatur OlPRS Chandra Williams AtIanta.GA OZPRS Composites 459 GREEKS Jennlfer Wlnn Blrmlngham OIGC Amy Woodall Doylestown,PA 04IB Marllyn Youngblood Tuscaloosa OBEE Stephanle Zlmllch Mobile 02PRS Mary Adams DanvIlIe,VA 03FLTF Andrea Allen Kennesaw,GA OIGS Klmberly Bacon Ft. Myers,FL OIGC Suzy Baker Blrmlngham 03CSM Donna Barclay Gadsden 03AC Carol Barnes Huntsvllle 04MN Debble Bass Atlanta,GA Ol PB Tracey Baynes Tallassee OICEE Laura Bellew Moblle 02PB Klm Black PensacoIa,FL 02lB Jlll Boswell Blrmlngham OISC Carolyn Buffler NashvlIIe,TN OIPB Mary Byers Blrmlngham 04MK Krlsten Carnes Montgomery OIGC Mandy Carrlker MarIetta,GA 02PB Clssy Carroll Dothan O4CEC Kathy Cater Blrmlngham 03CEE Kelll Clayton Arab 03PO Debble Clements Blrmlngham OIPB Kelly Colllns Gadsden 03PB Laurle Colllns Moblle 03lD Karen Combs KnoxvllIe,TN OBNLIR Pam Cook Floralla 02FM Kathy Cooper Falrfleld OIPN Klm Crabtree Stephenson 03FM Klm Crotwell Blrmlngham 04MK Laura Crouch Lllburn,GA OIPB Janet Cunnlngham Blrmlngham 04GPG Llsa Czap Andalusla OBPB Llsa Danlel Stone Mountaln,GA 04MN Amy Daugherty Greensboro,NC 03LAR Laurl Daugherty Greensboro,NC 0lPV Mary Dennls Annlston 04MCH Tonya Duncan Atlanta,GA OZVAT Btacy Edge McCalIa O2PM Tlffany Emeraon Columbus,GA OIGC Susanne Engllsh GreenvlIle,SC OIPB Tlna Flaher Lake Toxaway,NC 0lPL Klm Frazler Blrmlngham Ol PM Klm Gllea Eufaula 04PRS Mlsha Glasgow Blrmlngham 03FI Glgl Graves Atlanta,GA 02PG Jenny Greer Atlanta,GA 02PB Penny Guln Carbon Hlll 04PY Karen Guy Germantown,TN 03VAT Llsa Hamllton Auburn 02OT Tracey Harrla SneIIvllle.GA OZNS Klm Harrlson Blrmlngham OICEE Glnny Hart Montgomery OIGC Margaret Haughery Auburn OIPB Krlatle Hays Huntsvllle Ol PN Krlstln Helllg Atlanta,GA 03PRS Melanle Helne Blrmlngham OBFLTF Sally Herrlck Panama CIty,Panama OIPN Krlsta Hlpps Ft, Myers,FL OIPB Lelgh Hlx Huntsvllle O2PB Holly Hoagland Blrmlngham 02CDP Audra Holcombe Blrmlngham OIVAT Janet Holder Stuart,FL 03PM Chrlsty Hudspeth BcIlglade,FL OIGC Patsy Hutchins Huntsville 02EE Jenny Jackson Burke,VA 03MT Jlll Jackaon Blrmlngham O2PB Dafney Johnson WalhalIa,NC 04PRS Julle Johnson Huntsvllle OZPSC Teresa Johnson Blrmlngham O4MK Karl Juel ChIcago,lL 03MBfPV Palge Justlce Atlanta,Ga OIVAT Lorl Kelth Huntsvllle 03FM Kelll Kennedy Blrmlngham OIPB Leah Kennedy Decatur,Ga OZGPO Sarah Kloosterboer Dunwoody,GA OICED Kelly Kunz Blrmlngham O2IB Kathy Lazenby Monroevllle 03HP Carllsle Lllrens MaItland,FL OZGC Cathl Loose Huntsvllle 03PT Catherlne Loalder Montgomery Ol PB Beth Lynum Stone Mountaln,GA 02PB Ann Marle MacPhalI Tucker,Ga OIGC Mlchelle Maddox St. Slmons lsland,GA OIPB Cara Magllone PlantatIon,FL OBGJM Kelly Maslan NashvllIe,TN O3MK Leslle Matthews Hampton,VA Ol FM Pollyanna McAdams Montgomery OBGC Klm McCary Huntsville 03EC Meredlth McCaughan Selma OIPPY Audrey McCIlnton Bessemer 03PB Melanle McCutcheon Sommervllle OIGC Btacy McManus Knoxvllle,TN 0lPM 8hana Medlln MarIetta,GA 02IB Tara Melnert Decatur OZPB Tory Mlller Daphne 02lD Laura Moebes Decatur OIGC Tray Moore Atlanta,Ga OIPM 8uaan Mulllna Trussvllle OIPRS Tammy Mullls Eufaula OZCEE Ruthanne Ortman Huntsvllle 03SC Shannon Pass Andalusia OIPL Laura Lynn Phllllpa JupIter,FL OZNS Wendy Phoebus Blrmlngham O2PB 8tacy Plerce Montgomery OIGC Cheryl Prlclsett Blrmlngham OBNUR Selena Ragan Blrmlngham O4FCD Wendy Reeves Decatur OZPRJ Mellasa Reynolds Enterprise OZPRJ Palge Rhodes Huntsvllle OICTC Mlchelle Rlggs Blrmlngham OBRSS Laura Roberson Sylacauga 02FM Ann Roblnaon huntsvllle OZCE Caml Roe Bessemer 02PD 460 Composites no v,,. t o k.1A I . ,- rs I! .- 3 ' ' ,jig N . 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S or ,W is ks is t :C 'M ik 1 Susan Smlth MarIanna,FL 03CHE Candy Smoak Birmingham 03VAT Aundrea Sorrell Birmingham 02PB Annle Bplke Cleveland 0lCSES Leah Starett Birmingham OZPB Chrls Sturhahn lndian Harbour Bch.,FL OZPB Sherry Taber Birmingham 03PB Rozanne Tbels Daphne OBGPO Brenda Thompson Huntsville 02PB Carolyn Tombrello Birmingham 03CDP Alllson Torres Auburn 03VAT Llsa Tubbs Montgomery 0lFM Stephanie Turner Birmingham 04MK Beth Usher Atlanta,Ga 03PRJ Kerry Vanden Heuvel Sylacauga OIPAR Pam Varner Birmingham OIPN Dodle Vela Ft, l.auderdaIe,FL 0lGLA Heather Vlnes Birmingham OIPRJ Joan Waldrop Knoxville,TN OZME Chris Ward Huntsville 02HA Klmberly Watson Georgluna 02CEC Robyne Welr Huntsville Ol PN Carrle Wells CleveIand,TN O4FL Klm Wendllng Sylacauga OZOT Ruth Wllson Montgomery 02PB Joy Woodham Midland City 03CEC Sally Young Atlanta,Ga O2CTC Missy Yakubovlc Birmingham 03AC Amy L. Adams Atlanta,GA OZPM Amy Allen Demopolls O3lFE Rohln Ashurst RosweIl,GA 02MN Mary Kay Atklnson TalIahassee,FL 03PPY Karen Babcock Marietta,GA 02NS Aprll Bell Ft, Payne OIGC Sherra Bell Duluth,GA 02AR Lelgb Blven PensaccIa,FL 025C Denise Bomberger Macon,GA 04GJM Dlana Bowie l.aGrange,GA 03CSMC Nancy Bowman Birmingham 04AC Deana Brannen Geneva 0lIFE Kaasandra Brltt Greenville-,SC 0lGC Marla Brothers Birmingham 04FI Becky Brown Dallas,TX 02CEC Kltty Brown Maclntosh 0llB Wendy Brown Clemson,SC 0lPN Betsy Burg Tampa,Fl.0lPRS Paula Bush Scottsbora OIPPY Llsa Cannon Tampa,FL 04IFE Abby Castellanoa Ft. Myers.FL 02lB Clndy Caton Andalusia OIPB Sue Cave Asheville,NC OBPRS Jana Cbalker PhIladelphla,PA OZGPG Allse Clabougb Birmingham OIGPG Robln Colllns Demopolis OIGC Joelyn Corby Grand Bay 02PB Llsa Cox Tucker,Ga 02AJ Llsa Crane Stone Mountain,GA OBGBIL Lelgh Ann Cross Andalusla O3PY Debra Crow Atlanta,GA Ol PB Heldl Cuneo Duxbury,MA 02FLTS Rebecca Danlels Winter Park,FL 04OH Janel Danos ukeland,FL OZCPE Klmery Davis Marletta,GA 02VAT Luree Davls Birmingham 03Fl Carole Davlson Birmingham 02HA Kellie Dewltt Birmingham 0lPAR Medlelle Dlor Jacksonville 03MKT Kelly Donovan Ft. Myers,FL 02PB Kelly Dunlap Peachtree City,GA Ol IB Michele Dunlap Montgomery 03PPY Cheryl Dunn Fairfax,VA Ol PRS Melanle Dwyer Fairfax,VA OIGC Rhonda Eldl Birmingham OZECC Chrlsty Ellis Columbia OICEC Mary Clalre Flsher Atlanta,GA O3GPG Meg Forster Dothan OIPT Llsa Fowler Atlanta,GA 03MK Heldl Fox Coral SprIngs,FL 03LCD Connle Frlday Talladega 02PB Barbara Fucd Houston,TX 02PB Teresa Gaston Mobile 0lGC Ellzabeth Georgeson Chattanooga,TN O3MN Cbrlstlne Gerlach Atianta,GA 03lB Kathle Glles CIeveland,OH 03FM Glynls Glass Blakely,GA OBCEC Amanda Green Lenoir City,TN O2FLT Carla Grogan Enterprise 02VAT Ginger Guthrle Winter Spring5,FL 03MT Dorrl Haapanen Birmingham 03OBI Dlann Hardwlck Deltona,FL 03PG Taml Harry Marietta,Ga OIPB Leigh Hays Virginia Beach,VA 03TH Heather Hemphlll Prattville 0lPM Ev Hendrlckson Bay Minette 02SCR Trad Hernandez AtIanta,GA 03CEC Julle Hldra Birmingham o4RsM Clndy Hlll LlIburn,GA 04PBSC Jacquelyn Howard Andulsia OZCSEE Kelly Hunter Atlanta.GA 02GBI Natalle Hutcheson Vestavia 03VAT Jane lchord Waynesvllle,MO 0llB Katrina Johnson Brentwood,TN OAAR Lynn Johnston Birmingham 04PS Karen Jolln Dunwoody,GA 02VA Composites 461 'GREgEKS Beverly Jones Roanoke OZCSC Karen Klker Birmingham OIGC Krlsten Konkus Stuart,FL O2OT Diana Kopps Jacksonville,FL 02ME Chrls Kruse Clearwater,FL Ol PB Jan Lane Jacksonville O3PLlB Alllson Latham Dothan OIPAR Shannon Lauder Boston,GA OIPL Leigh Anne Lollar Birmingham OACSE Kelly London Anniston OZCEC Hope Long Phenix City OIPB Michelle Madden Atlanta,GA OICEC Julle Marks Tampa,FL OZPPY Gayle Mattle Millbrook Ol FLF Chrls McAuley Birmingham O4GPG Elizabeth McCann New Smyrna Beach,FL OBGBT Carol Ann McGlaun Enterprise OZGC Chrlstle Melton Stone Mountain,GA OIIFE Kerl Meredith Birmingham OIGC Martl Moore Greenwood,SC OIPPY Ellen Mullowney Springfield,VA OIPB Cindy Napier Atlanta,GA OZPB Klm Nastl Browns Mill,NJ 03MB-PV Mary Jane Ollver Kansas City,MO OIPA Chrls Orfely NapIes,FL OZPV Beth Osborne Lanett OIPB Klm Perkins Alabaster OZGSC Deanna Petlllo Miami,FL OZPB Mandy Pope Prattville OAGSC Susan Presley Gulf Breeze,FL OZPB Janet Price Lineville OBAC Vlckl Price Lineville 04MN Lelgh Pursley Douglasville,GA OIGC Mary Beth Rehello Rivervale,NJ O3FM Erln Rellly Coral Springs,FL O2FLT Sue Rlce Roswell,GA O2PB Karen Riddle Ashland OACEE Debora Roberts Athens OZGSNC Michelle Robinson Longwood,FL OZPB Klm Roquemore Opp OIFM Karen Ryan Spring City,TN 03EE Klm Ryan Spring City,TN OAHSM Dawn Rylee Montgomery 03AC Lynne Schoenl Syracuse.NY Ol PM Debbie Schulz Anniston OZVAT Kathy Sell Coral Springs,FL OZVAT Tammy Seymour Tampa,FL OIGC Allyson Smlth New Orleans,LA OBEC Amy Smlth Richfield,CT O4RSS Erln Smlth BaItimore,MD O4MK Joye Smith Vienna,VA O3AC Mary Beth Stahll Prattville OZCEC Susan Stanford Ft, Walton Beach,FL OZPL Katle Strange Jacksonville 03PRS' Tammy Thompson Charlotte,NC OlID Cathy Thrift Gulf Breeze,FL OIPB Lyn Twllley Birmingham OIGC Paige Walter Newnan,GA OIPV Genll Westbrook Millbrook O4VAT Becky Wheeler Wrightwood,CA O3VHO Lynne Woodllef Atlanta,GA 03FI Gretchen Yost Palm Bay,FL 04EE Camille Adams Montgomery OZCSC Andrea Allen Hendersonville,TN O3HRM Kakl Anderson Nashville,TN OBPRS Traci Andrews Andalusia 02CSM Allyson Ansley Atlanta,GA O3PB Suzanne Armlstead Vestavia Hills Ol PB Allsa Armstrong Montgomery OAVHE Melony Atherton Huntsville OBCEE Kathy Bane Nashville,TN O3PRS Laura Barnett Birmingham OIGC Lydla Barnett Birmingham OBCEE Regan Barton CIearwater,FL O3FM Kathryn Beaty OrIando,FL O3FLT Janet Bell Birmingham O3MK Theresa Bender Indian Harbor Beach.FL O2lB Rhonda Benning Roswell,GA O4HPE Stefanie Berns Daphne Ol NS Vlrglnla Betty NashvilIe,TN OlPlD Laura Blake Coral Springs,FL OIGC Rachael Bloodworth Birmingham OZCEE Kelly Boyd TaIlahassee,FL O3CEC Llsa Bradford Gulfport,MS OIPRJ Ralnea Brown Birmingham O3RSS Susan Brown Eufaula O3HRM Beth Burgoon Akron,OH OZFCD Jane Burton Memphis,TN 02PT Clndy Cannon Auburn OIHPE Wednesday Carslllo Miami.FL Ol PM Julle Cassldy Atlanta,GA O3PB Amy Cates Troy OSGEH Laura Chertok Oak Ridge,Tn O3NLlR Corrie Clemons TalIahassee,FL 03CEE Ellen Coffey Decatur O2PB Stephanie Corin TaIlahassee,FL OZSCR Katherine Coursey Birmingham 02lFE Ashley Cox Tallahassee,FL O4lFE Carolyn Cox Birmingham OBRSC Cary Crawford Memphis,TN 0lGC Nancy Crenshaw Ft. 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Lauderdale,FL O4NUR Rohln Mltchell Birmingham OBNLIR Karen Moore Hendersonville,TN OAPRS Anna Morgan Nashville,TN OIFM Kelly Morgan Belleair,FL O3IFE Cathy O'Brlen Atlanta,GA OZPL Cheryl Oldfleld Gardendale 04CSW Susan Osborn Wetumpka O3PRJ Sharon Osborn Wetumpka OIPB Debbie Owens Mobile 02PB Marla Parllle Palm Beach Gardens,FL O3NF Melissa Parks Plantation,FL O3PB Neva Penton Sylacauga O4DPG Sami Petersen RoCkwall,TX OZPB Annettee Phllllps Valley Head OAPRS Rachel Popwell Clanton OZAMH Christie Porter Birmingham OIPN Katherine Qualls Birmingham OAFM Margaret Ramsey Dothan OAHPEN Llnda Reid Montgomery O4CEC Vlkl Renta Birmingham 03VBL1 Jana Rittenhouse RosweII,GA OAIE Brenda Roberts Panama City,FL OZGEH Ginger Roberts Marietta,GA OZMN Mallnda Roberts Murphreesboro,TN OZCEE Amanda Robertson Atlanta,GA Ol PN Melissa Robertson Atlanta,GA 04PY Wynnde Ross Fairhope OZAM Cathy Russell Marietta,CiA OAMN Renee Sass Dothan 03PB Deanna Schrader Atlanta,GA OZPB Klm Shanklln Birmingham OZPRJ Anne Smith Birmingham OAMK Kristen Smlth Snellville,GA Ol AM Susan Southerland Atlanta,GA O3FM Dana Stephens Atlanta,GA O4PlR Kelley Stone Atlanta,GA OIRSC Kathy Sullivan Ft. Lauderdale,FL OIGPG Jennlter Tallman Dothan OIGC Deanna Taylor Eclectic OAVOA Midge Taylor St. Charles,lN OAPG Connie Tharp Ft. Walton Beach,FL OIPN Ginger Thomas Birmingham OZVAT Lorl Thomas Birmingham OZGSC Patty Totlllas Jensen Beach,FL Ol PB Nancy Totlllas Jensen Beach,FL OAFI Lynn Travls Birmingham 04Fl Julle Trotter Ft. Lauderdale,FL OANUR Joy Underwood Birmingham OlCEE Kelly Van Matre Birmingham OIGPG Susan Vaughan Livingston OIPB Laura Verllng Atlanta,GA O3lFE Julianne Webb Atlanta,GA Ol IB Michelle Wlgglna Birmingham OZCEE Elyse Wllllams Winter Park,FL Ol PN Jan Word Atlanta,GA OZPB Judy Young Gadsden OAMK Lee Abernathy Dalton,GA 04NUR Paula Adams Huntsville Ol ID Tara Adams l.ouisville,KY 02OT Composites Q i 'v -i ' ff? - 1 T f KT Kg? K K T T To S T 4, 1 K Tj T 1 T i,, ' itil. K W K K K F Y K ,gy F 5 . ff. m r YS-5, KKT . K, ,J i 0, ' fa .f KW, X wtf KT 3 L T K KKKMK f - r 'f Kia J , K Tv - sl -1 A .ffm 1 Sf - . 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O4Fl Sarah Darragh NashviIle,TN Oi PB Amy Denison Ormond Beach,FL OZPVB Elise Deutsch Birmingham OAGPD Palge Drummond Auburn 02TH Leslie Duncan Auburn Ol PB Stacey Edwards Bessemer OAAC Nicole Ertel Dallas.TX OIGJM Klm Faison Enterprise OZADS Dawn Forrester Cc-ncord,NH OIFCD Tracy Fraher Covington,LA OIGC Stephanie Fritz Ft Payne OBBSC Theresa Fusalottl MandeviIle,LA OIPM Karen Grlffen Barlow,FL O2PM Sheri Grimes Bartovv,FL OZHRA Monlka Grossman Ft, Lauderdale,FL 0lPV Margaret Gunnels Shalimar,FL O2VAT Marguerite Hackney Lincoln OAMN Diane Hahn Birmingham OACSS Karen Halrston Perry,GA OIIB Mary Beth Hall l'lashville,Tl'l OICJL Kathleen Halllgan Atlanta,GA OAMT Natalie Hallmark Dallas,TX OBAC Shannon Handegan RockviIle,SC OZCHE Michelle Hanks Albany,GA OICEE Melanie Harris Alexander City O3PB Callle Harrlson Fairfield OBCPC Alllson Hawkins Goodwater OZRSC Lee Herrero Mobile OAIB Amy Hicks Wicksburg OBCFE Elizabeth Hinkle Dalton,GA OACS Amle Hlnton Altlata,GA OZCEE Stephanie Hollahan Nashville,TN O3RSM Jill Holley Montgomery OBPGM Sandra lrwln Ponte Verda BeaCh.FL OZGC Dawn Jackson Andalusia OBCSEF Kim Jefferson Atlanta,GA OBCEC Andrea Johnson Thomaston,GA OAIFE Leslle Koyler Huntsville O4FCD Cheryl Latham Auburn Ol PB Sandra Leonard Columbus.GA 03PB Erlka Lindberg Mulberry.FL OZPB Regina London Birmingham OAPRS Carol Loughran Atlanta,GA OBGPG Mary Mays Birmingham O4NLlR Janice McGowin Birmingham OAHSA DeAnna McKnight AtIanta.GA OICSM Dorothy McRedmond NashviIle,TN OZGEH Sara Miller Nashville.TN OIARS Mary Beth Mirabito Columbia,TN O4PY Jann Montgomery Birmingham OBCJ Sara Moran Plantation,FL 03CD Peyton Nelon Norcross,GA OIPN Alicia Nelson Tullahoma,TN OIGC Bhcrl Nelson Milton,FL OBVPU Alllson Nlchols Fayette OZPPY Debble Nickoley Donaldsville.GA OZFS Claire O'Daniel Ft, Payne OIGC Marvera O'Kelley Macon,GA OZGPG Madelaine Outland Birmingham OlPL Kelli Petty NashviIle.TN OBPRS Jennlfer Poynor Fayette O l PB Renee Relck Birmingham OACPE Caprice Rlley Bethesda,MD OZPB Joy Russell Dothan OZCEE Yael Salomon Atlanta.GA Ol AR Beatriz Sanchez Tampa,Fl. OIPM Tonya Seymour Mobile OZAE Robln Sharp Tampa,FL o3CD Sage Slngleton Atlanta,GA OIPB Mlchelle Smith Montgomery OBPG Klm Snow Decatur Ol PB Stephanle Spradling Atlanta,GA OZVAT Meredith Stewart Selma OZGC Candice Stone Tullahoma.TN OZGC Margaret Stutts Meridian,MS OZPL Audrey Sullivan Nashville,TN 03AC Annie Taylor St, Charles,lL OZAC Leslle Taylor Ft. Walton Beach,FL OAPY Mary lda Townson Murphy,NC OAGFLE Marny Tuggle Perry,GA OIPB Jan Turner Allanta,GA OIGMH Cynthia Wall Burlington,NC OZBSC Kathy Weeks Roswell,GA 03MlC Laura West Columbus.GA 0llD Wendy Westbrook Montgomery O4RSS Patti Wheeler Jasper O4lB Kathleen Wooley Enterprise 03HA Ginger Abney AtIanta.GA O3GSC Composites REEKS Aahley Arlall Amerlcus,GA 03MN Amy Aurln Oak Rldge TN 03AC Amle Avltable TallahassIe,FL 02IFE Colette Baggett Eufale Ol PB Courtney Baggett Eufala 0lPL Catherine Bagwell Montgomery OIPB Carol Balley Blrmlngham 03LHY Busan Balley Guntersvllla 04H8A Bebe Barber Selma OZID Sarah Barnes Clarksdale,MS OZRSS Lelgh Bechtel MarIetta,GA OIGSC Mary Black Columbus,GA 02FM Sandy Bone Stone Mountaln,GA 04MK Angle Brldgea Auburn 04GSC Jana Brown Mobile 02PM Kelly Brown Blrmlngham OZCEC Katle Bruhn Blrmlngham OBGSC fi' K.. A-at . . if N lk .te 1 MQ x 'K f . 6 , 3 ' ' r A ,Q bi J . Y' 4 b 6 I , A , A 1? 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Carroll 412 Sissy Carroll 360 Stephen Carroll 451 Terri Carroll 469 Timothy Carroll 448 Todd Carroll 440 Wednesday Carsillo 462 Alise Carter 423 Andrew Carter 449 Brett Carter 451 Daniel Carter 443,449 Jana Carter 455 Jennifer Carter 465 John Carter 423 Keith Carter 452 Stuart Carter 442 Laurence Cartlege 15 Nancy Cartwright 464 Suzanne Carulo 473 Regina Carwile 423 Sue Ann Cary 458 Agness Casaday 393 Lee Case 174 Harvey Caset 412 Lynn Cashman 468 Carl Cassetty 412 Chris Cassidy 441 Julie Cassidy 462 Pat Cassidy 163 Mimi Castellana 468 Abby Castellanos 332,461 William Castleman 441 Brent Cate 432 Kathy Cater 460 Amy Cates 462 Catholic Students 377 James Catoe 439 Cindy Caton 461 Eleanor Caudill 443 Larry Caudill 443 Nancy Caudill 331, 412 Kristi Caughman 469 Lee Causey 471 Garrey Cave 322 Gue Cave 461 John Caylor 147 Holden Ccurry 301 Mark Ceachowski 341 Wayne Cease 359 Ross Centanni 300 Christine Centers 412 Christy Centers 363 Stacey Chadwick 376, 469 Stacy Chadwick 348 Lisa Chalet 423 Jana Chalker 461 David Chamberlin 447 Cheryl Chambers 471 Danielle Chambers 471 David Chambers 444 Jerry Chambers 438 Scot Chambers 452 Scott Chambers 324 Lydonna Chambless 412 Michael Chambless 412 Chris Champion 450 Thomas Champion 448 Chris Champlain 331,412 Elizabeth Chance 432 Liz Chance 176 Scott Chancey 449 Tempie Chancey 468 Edwin Chandler 452 Jace Chandler 192, 450 Jenni Chandler 367 Jim Chaney 324 John Chaney 364 Nancy Chanin 412 Tom Channell 388, 452 Lyn Channon 468 David Chapman 445 Dawn Chapman 471 Jennifer Chapman 181 Mark Chapman 156, 315,356,423 Stanley Chapman 364,388 Alison Chappell 332 Allison Chappell 319, 468 William Chappell 437 Lisa Charbonneau 423 Chip Charnley 388 John Charron 412 Julie Chase 464 Woomi Chase 423 Terri Chasteen 468 Daniel Chatwood 444 Michelle Chavers 412 Tommy Chavers 300 Sheri Chavis 457 Melissa Cheatwood 332 Anita Chelius 465 Laurie Cheney 377,455 Thomas Chernetsky 432 Soloman Cherniak 448 Phillip Cherry 367 Phillips Cherry 429 Laura Chertok 364, 462 Karen Cheshire 465 Randall Cheshire 451 Bryan Cheslie 341 Nerle Chesnut 468 John Chestnutt 432, 454 Psi Chi 310 Rho Chi 312 Sigma Lambda Chi 305 Michael Chilcoat 423 Deborah Chilcote 429 Devorah Chilcote 388 Jennie Childress 352 Kim Childress 412 Jon Childs 412 Scott Childs 453 Toy Childs 471 Anna Chin 412 Jennifer Chin 429 Valerie Chinn 361 Holly Chomyn 412 Margie Chorney 443 Gina Chowning 444 Joseph Christenberry 445 Elizabeth Christensen 455 Kevin Christian 361 Phil Christian 370 Carrie Christiansen 319,429 Cheryl Christman 355,412 Lisa Christman 321 Lisa Christmas 348, 458 Caroline Christopher 226 Jennifer Chuang 464 Jenny Chuang 330 Denise Chung 412 Wayne Chung 412 Wenka Chung 373 Dee Dee Chunn 468 Lee Anne Church 458 Mac Church 379 Michael Chwalik 453 Joe Ciampi 154 Lee Cipscomb 425 Circle 397 Circle K 355 Alise Clabough 461 Lee Clack 423 Michael Clardy 450 Leigh Claridy 423 Alan Clark 446 Cara Clark 465 David Clark 316,366,412 Donna Clark 412 Fred Clark 340 Geoff Clark 412 Jack Clark 348, 363, 382 Jeff Clark 338 Karen Clark 457 Kathleen Clark 472 Lori Clark 472 Sonia Clark 423 Stanley Clark 367 Terri Clark 444 Fred D. Clark Jr, 410 Ginger Clarke 471 James Clarke 449 Jim Clarke 263 Kathleen Clarke 387 Kevin Clarke 444 Erik Classen 429 Stephanie Classen 387, 388 Bobby Clay 359, 373, 412, 473 Janna Clayton 429 Joey Clayton 432 Kelli Clayton 347,460 Quanda Clayton 361 Robin Clayton 322 Chuck Cleary 429 Jeanne Cleavland 222 Judit Van Cleef 361 Carl Cleghorn 320 Christy Cleghorn 423 Steve Cleland 331 Melissa Clem 424 Kevin Clement 454 Michael Clement 454 Cynthia Clements 412 Debbie Clements 460 James Clemmer 445 Corrie Clemons 462 Melissa Clemons 424 Jeanne Cleveland 472 Joe Cleveland 357 Mary Cleveland 412 Tommy Cleverdon 454 Joe Clifford 450 Michael Cllfford 439 Robert Clifton 445 Keith Cline 432 Thomas Cline 439 Rachel Clough 467 Pre Vet. Club 333 Amy Coen 464 Chris Cobb 446 Michelle Cobb 458 Henry Cobbs 322 Ulrike Cobbs 322 Shawna Coburn 304 David W. Cochran 429 Julle Cochran 464 Janeen Coco 176 Susan Coddington 373 Connie Coe 457 Jenni Coe 226,457 Jonathan Coe 452 Darrel Coffey 322 Ellen Coffey 321, 462 Janice Coffey 444 John Coffman 449 Susan Coffman 469 Lisa Cofield 355, 412 Camille Coggins 458 Thomas Cogle 441 Jeff Cohan 412 David Cohen 440 Clara Coker 361 Greg Coker 412 Sam Coker 304 Samuel Coker 300 Timothy Coker 412 Annemarie Colapietro 429 Gordon Colborn 305 Gordon Colburn 373 Charles Cole 442 Chuck Cole 253 Jon Cole 441 Klm Cole 412 Mike Cole 432 Tracey Cole 322 Patti Colegrove 394, 473 Bill Coleman 437 Catherine Coleman 471 Christy Coleman 337, 412 Clay Coleman 441 Legay Coleman 226. 412, 456 Robert Coleman 446 Trina Coleman 424 Edward Colley 450 Craig Colller 442 Lee-Lyn Collier 347 Stacie Colller 229, 291, 347, 468 Joey Colling 436 Amy Collins 457 Charles Collins 450 Darryl Collins 412 Judith Collins 301 Julle Collins 464 Karln Collins 462 John Colquitt 367 Larry Colquitt 445 Chip Colson 450 Carol Colton 472 James Coltrane 432 George Colvin 429 Leslie Colvin 65 Ann Combs 444 Erin Combs 387,412 Jim Combs 331,412 Karen Combs 460 Melinda Combs 444 Ronald Comer 412,448 Townes Comer 348,442 Communications Board 396 A Ll Concert Choir 338 James Condon 450 Robert Mark Coney 412 Carolyn Congleton 444 Kim Conine 473 Sally Conklin 424 Joe Ed Conn 341,412 Craig Connally 356,424 Mark Connally 387, 440 Therese Connell 467 Debbie Connelly 429 Amy Conner 429 Chris Conner 438 Craig Conrad 439 Lisa Conrad 444 Thomas Conrad 437 Jon Conte 305 Alyce Cook 304 Barry Cook 357 Bre71t Cook 449 'Burton Cook 300,412 Chad Cook 424 Courtney Cook 339, 465 Craig Cook 449 Crystal Cook 387,429 Dekoslyn Cook 412 Julie Cook 464 Missy Cook 473 Pam Cook 377,460 Patricia Cook 370 Paul Cook 445 Tammy Cook 412 William Cook 445 Carisa Cooke 424 Charles Cooke 322 Doran Cooke 383 James Cooke 322 Lindsay Cooke 429 Sam Cooke 175 Tracy Cooke 471 Virginia Cooke 322 Dan Coombes 324, 345 Daniel Coombes 424 Chip Cooney 335 Anne Cooper 473 Carol Cooper 467 Chris Cooper 468 Hazel Cooper 300 Kelly Collins 360, 412,460 JosePh COOPCF 432 Laurie Collins 460 Kami' COOPCF 450 Loren Collins 404. 440 Larry COOPGY 412 Mary Sue Collins 119, 320, 370, 384, Mifhael COUPE' 451 402. 412 Sharon Cooper 424 Patrlcla Collins 429 Spencer Cooper 352, 444 Robin Collins 461 Tania Coorley 412 Scott Colllns 310 Anne Copeland 322 Warren Colllnsworth 412 Cary Copeland 324 Michael Colpack 442 Leslie Copeland 456 Mike Colpack 358 Lisa Copeland 322 John Colquit 436 James Colquitt 441 Marlene Copeland 424 Jennifer Corbit 331 Joelyn Corby 461 James Corcoran 441 Michelle Cordes 222,472 John Coriell 439 Stephanie Corin 462 Donna Corless 337,412 Julie Corlew 467 Ben Corley 441 Patrick Cornelius 451 Dawn Cornwall 412 Greg Corrk 447 Kevin Lewis Corser 455 Trae Corte 312 Bruce Cory 432 Mark Costanza 373 Michael Costanza 450 Nicholus Costanzo 450 Marilyn Costner 429, 457 Walter Costner 170, 447 Craig Cote 356 Brad Cothran 453 Leslie Cothran 471 Douglas Cotter 442 Gina Cotter 432 Tlm Cottlngham 444 Michael Cottle 445 Amy Cotton 352 Cathy Couchenour 122, 226, 318, 349, 465 Doug Cound 450 Janl Counter 325 Stacy Counts 464 Katherine Coursey 462 Charles Courtney 449 John Courtney 341 Stephan Courtney 432 Mlchale Cousar 441 Derek Coutant 318, 412 Vincent Coutoumanos 437 Brett Covington 324, 412 Sam Covington 440 Dawn Cowart 467 Llsa Cowart 473 Stephen Cowart 412 Steve Cowart 339 William Cowart 441 Yann Cowart 118, 188, 320 Bobby Cowen 449 Llsa Cowham 338, 469 Gary Cowles 312 Robert Cowles 452 Anglea Cox 376, 412 Ashley Cox 462 Beth Cox 332,469 Carolyn Cox 323, 462 Cathy Cox, 471 Chris Cox 440 Darla Cox 412 Doug Cox 344 George Cox 324, 436 Joseph Cox 412 Llsa Cox 461 Natalie Cox 378,457 Randy Cox 445 Richard Cox 412 Chuck Coxwell 331, 341, 440 Laura Coyle 456 Anglea Coz 376 Ray Cozart 438 Gayla Crabtree 325 Klm Crabtree 289, 460 Tracy Crabtree 365 John Craft 370 Karen Craft 412 Frank Crafts 438 Kurt Crain 128 Kathy Crandall 21 1, 465 Lisa Crane 330,461 Tanya Crane 322 Van Crane 341 Michael Craney 437 Mlke Craney 241 Stephen Cranldlotis 345 BII1 Craven 312,325 Benjamin Crawford 450 Cale Crawford 456 Cary Crawford 462 Jules Crawford 436 Kathy Crawford 352 Leigh Crawford 468 Eric Crawley 304,429 Wllllam Crawley 437 John Creasy 439 Marc Creasy 450 David Creel 437 Laura Creel 469 John Bruce Crenshaw 455 Lynne Crenshaw 322 Maggie Crenshaw 379 Nancy Crenshaw 283, 462 Martha Crews 300,412 Tlm Crews 324 Carol Crlm 457 Carrie Crlm 457 Robert Criss 412 Rebecca Crocker 317, 332. Thomas Crocker 439 Elizabeth Crofton 353 Chris Cronin 442 Martha Cronk 473 Laurie Crook 462 Allison Crosby 444 Herb Crosby 447 345. 458 Angie Cross 412 Brad Cross 412 Kevin Cross 444 Leigh Ann Cross 461 Mark Cross 429 Ola Cross 412 Phillip Cross 367,412,436 Kim Crotwell 460 Laura Crouch 460 Sheri Lynn Crouch 410 Debra Crow 461 Patty Dages 152, 154, 155 Robert Dahlem 444 Monica Daivs 322 Bradley Dale 453 Melvin Dale 387, 424 Michelle Dalton 317 Danna Daly 467 Paul Dammers 310,439 Jeffrey Damron 410 Jeff Daney 36 Rick Danica 446 Degra Crow 362 Susan Crow 468 Charla Crowder 412 Donette Crowder 412 Jeff Crowe 302 Lenora Crowe 462 Susan Crowe 468 Kathy Crowford 468 Steven Crowley 429 Benita Crowther 432 Lori Crudo 456 Edward Crum 442 Chris Crumbley 412 Chris Crumbly 369 William Crume 450 Bill Crump 319 Charles Crump 446 James Crutchfield 429 William Crutchfield 429 Hector Cruz 424 Laura Cuicchi 469 Curt Culbreth 440 Gary Culp 345, 448 Dennis Culver 429 Leticia Culver 364,468 Kevin Cumbie 245,439 Bates Cumming 462 Andy Cummings 454 Benjamin Cummings 444 Scott Cummings 312 Kieth Cummins 341 Tim Cundith 448 Heidi Cuneo 461 Charlath Cunningham 387 Ginger Cunningham 467 Janet Cunningham 460 Ronald Cupp 439 Ruddy Curlee 436 Saim-julian Currin 446 Lewis Curry 357 Sean M, Curry 455 Allen Curtin 452 Christine Curtis 432 Ken Cush 302 Tracey Cushman 388, 46- Jodie Custard 462 Trae Cutchin 436 Wallace Cutess 450 Julia Cutshall 119,311.32 Mary Beth Cvetovich 458 Lisa Czap 460 Fran D'amico 304 Fran D'amico 368 Danielle Daba 322 Susan Dacy 465 Allen Dadels 450 Katherine Daffin 456 Robert Daffin 399 0, 349, 457 Heather Daniel 462 Helen Daniel 471 Lendra Daniel 464 Lisa Daniel 122, 26, 318, 349 460 Nancy Daniell 428, 429 Jena Daniels 21 1,465 Jere Daniels 450 Rebecca Daniels 461 Dean A, Danilson 436 Laurie Dann 181 Ted Danner 437 Janel Danos 461 Fred Dansby 388 Leigh Ann Danton 339 Cliff Darby 438 James Dardee 443 Chris Darden 323, 349,469 Randolph Darden 441 Kellie Dare 338,388,465 Dwayne Dark 310 Robert Dark 451 Charles Darling 300 Barry Darnall 444 Sarah Darragh 467 Margaret Darrah 309, 424 Daron Darrow 428 Amy Daugherty 460 Lauri Daugherty 460 Amy Daughtery 367 Melanie Daughtry 468 Mike Daughtry 436 Patricia Daughtry 432 Patrick Daughtry 324 Julie Davenport 310,348 Reeves Daves 424 Brigitte David 364 Robert David 447 Laurie Davids 364 Dan Davidson 261 Daniel Davidson 448 Closing 49 Laura Davidson 311, 320, 339, 457 Liz Davidson 464 Michael Davidson 437 Pam Davidson 456 Heather Davies 465 Matthew Davies 322 Andrew Davis 437 Angela Davis 428, 429 Aundrae Davis 147 Barbara Davis 444 Beth Davis 309, 468 Brigitte Davis 428, 429 Charles Davis 448,451 Deanne Davis 464 Eric Davis 432 Gwen Davis 468 Jacque Davis 428, 429 Jamie Davis 465 Jill Davis, 310, 456 Jody Davis 367 Joe Davis 450 John Davis 437 Joll Davis 456 Jonathan Davis 454 Julie Davis 471 Kelly Davis 353 Kimery Davis 461 Leighanne Davis 352, 377 Lisa Davis 424 Luree Davis 461 Pamela Davis 458 Rae Davis 468 Randall Davis 436 Randy Davis 7, 15, 121, 317, 337 Renee Davis 201,458 Rich Davis 388 Robert Davis 449 Ron Davis 438 Ryan Davis 448 Sammy Davis 440 Sherrie Davis 322 Stephanie Davis 473 Stephen Davis 450 Steve Davis 336 Tamiko Davis 432 Tammy Davis 368, 428, 429 Tate Davis 304 Thamas Davis 440 Thomas Davis 451 Tom Davis 250 Tracy Davis 347,467 Warren Davis 432 Carole Davison 461 Miss A-Day 280 Miss Hey Day 281 Sadhana Daya 424 Tommy Dazzid 442 David Deal 4, 429 Debby Deames 468 Debyy Deames 332 Jerolyn Dean 424 Michael Dean 454 Nathan Dean 440 Stacy Dean 300 Michael Dearry 345 David Debenport 432 Allen Debolt 439 Deron Decker 437 Allen Dedels 265 Leigh Dedels 424 Robert Dedman 448 David Deep 324 Gregory Deery 438 James Deery 438 Deborah Deese 472 Travis Defreese 357, 368 Pete Degenaar 440 Tony Deguzman 428, 429 Dusan Deiters 472 Roy Delaney 324 Laura Delavergne 393 Mary Ann Dell 313 Mary Deloach 322 Jackie Deloney 424 Rhonda F. Deloney 410 Phyllis Delong 424 Alpha Epsilon Delta 308 Sigma Delta 304 Tau Sig Delta 301 Tau Sigma Delta 301 Jennifer Delves 465 Paul Demarco 437 Jennifer Democko 432 David Dempsey 445 Kelly Demson 378 John Denale 436 Mark Denard 424 Michel Denis 453 Amy Denison 467 Mary Jane Denney 471 C. J. Dennis 324 Donna Dennis 464 Mary Dennis 460 Mike Dennis 271 Paulett Dennis 359 Ronald Dennis 447 Derrick Dennison 147 Amy Denson 429 Elton Denson 364, 437 Scott Dent 453 Pre. Dental Society 333 Leigh Ann Denton 338 Monica Depauw 399, 400, 401 492 Closing Beth Depreast 465 William Derham 322 David Derrer 432, 440 Dharmendra Desai 424 Martin Deschenes 325 Michael Deskin 450 Pam Despanakis 471 Elise Deutsch 467 Dana Devane 472 Jan Devenny 432 Key Devilbliss 300 Susan Devira 472 Brandon Dewberry 373 Kellie Dewitt 461 David Dexter 444 Melanie Dial 347,471 Jesse Dibona 454 Don Dichiara 363 Jill Dickenson 468 Brenda Dickerson 325, 326 Heidi Dickerson 469 Joseph M. Dickerson 410 Laura Dickey 456 Malanie Dickey 456 Melanie Dickey 334, 364 Melissa Gay Dickson 397 Sharon Diddings 424 Suzanne Diehl 472 Suzanne Diel 317 Pamela Diffie 424 Mike Digesu 379 Ed Dilks 156 Chip Dillard 266 Jeanie Dillard 472 Julie Dillard 473 Larry Dillard 451 John Dillon 450 Mechelle Dior 461 Daniel Dismukes 449 Tane Dismukes 413 Walter Dismukes 444 Bob Dison 316 William Disspayne 450 Adam Divelbiss 440 Babette Dixon 413 Beth Dixon 364 Charles Dixon 424 Dartha Dixon 388 Jennifer Dixon 413 Jenny Dixon 378 Martha Dixon 386, 424 Tiffany Dixon 374,432 Suzy Dobson 462 Randy Dockens 300 Lynne Dodd 432, 465 Kevin Dodge 358 John Dodson 263, 449 Margaret Dodspn 322 Scott Doelling 444 Shawn Doherty 447 Patti Dollar 465 Robert Dombek 413 Marty Donagen 336 Shawn E. Donahoo 455 Duke Donaldson 156 Laurel Donaldson 388 Obie Donaldson 314 Kelly Donavan 330 Marty Donegan 338 Kathryn Donehoo 308 Kerry Donnelly 387,465 Courtney Donner 338 Frederic Donovan 444 Kelly Donovan 461 Mark Donovan 324 Sam Dooley 344, 413 Susila Dorai-raj 356 Susila Dorairaj 429 Linda Dorcheus 322 Delinda Dorland 321, 346, 457 Paige Dorman 457 Donna Dorough 322 Kevin Dorough 424 John Dorrill 448 Susan Dorsey 471 Jim Dorsten 356 Tommy Doss 429 Richard Doucet 451 Michael Dougherty 453 Mike Dougherty 156 Amy Douglas 302 Anne Marie Douglas 458 Greg Douglas 440 Stan Douglas 316, 416 Cullen Douglass 441 Deborah Douglass 464 Gweneth Douglass 361 William Dow 429 John Dowaschinski 386 Paul Dowaschinski 453 John Dowless 364, 429 Greg Dowling 345, 424 Dan Downey 413 Joy Doyal 449 Marye Doyle 413 Chris Dozier 450 Ellen Dozier 462 Fran Dozier 317, 352, 413, 464 David Drablos 445 Doug Drablos 323, 349, 449 Steven Drake 345,413 Barry Dreaden 445 Thomas Dreadin 429 Julia Dreher 413 Debbie Dreiling 469 Rob Drescher 438 Rob Dressman 323,349 Robert Dressman 445 Robert Drew 444 Peter Drewek 443 Jan C. Drexler 410 Kathryn Drey 263,458 David Driggers 429 Thomas Driggers 432 David Driggs 450 Michael Drinkard 436 Brett Drinkwine 341 Susan Driscoll 413 Dean Driskell 453 Norma Driver 322 Ratan Kumar Dronamraju 410 Rose Drost 444 Paige Drummond 288,467 Mark Dryden 443 Susan Dryden 468 Keri Dubberley 413 Stephanie Dubriel 429 Michael Ducharme 439 Chuck Duck 439 Paula Ducker 429 Andy Duckett 454 Eric Dudley 429 Leslie Dudley 471 Gene Duffey 413 Dr. Frances Duffield 309 Danna Duffy 432 Patrick Dugan 326 Charlie Duggan 375 Kathleen Duggan 469 Chuck Duggar 302, 312 Annalyn Duke 458 Cheryl Duke 429 Cindy Duke 424 John Duke 413 Keen Duke 399 Patrick Duke 451 Richard Dukes 370, 438 Ingrid Duks 458 Jennifer Dumas 424 Clay Duncan 439 Daniel Duncan 453 Frank Duncan 387 Jennifer Duncan 388 Latisha Duncan 429 Leslie Duncan 467 Margaret Duncan 387, 462 Randy Duncan 424 Ronald Duncan 451 Stuart Duncan 424 Tonya Duncan 460 Jeffrey Dungan 447 Kimalyn Dunham 313 Dunkin Darlings 377 Kelly Dunlap 461 Michele Dunlap 461 Bryant Dunn 441 Cheryl Dunn 461 Colleen Dunn 181 Ken Dunn 245, 384, 439 Lisa Dunn 352 Lori Dunn 465 Phil Dunn 339 Tom Dunn 450 William Dunn 436 John Dunning 444 Paul Dunseth 449 Paul Dupoe 388 Carolyn Dupre 468 Deone Dupre 458 Paul Dupre 413 Deone Dupre 321 Robert Duram 432 James Durant 446 Mark Durbin 454 Mike Durboraw 358 Michael Durden 449 James Duren 443 Kelly Duren 457 Calvin Durham 439 Daphne Durham 432 Erin Durham 333 Kristal Durham 468 Nancy Durham 462 Amy Durkee 386 Connie Duross 322 Ron Duross 453 Elizabeth Durst 429 Donna Durton 4-65 Michael Dussling 441 Kim Dutton 465 Melanie Dwyer 275, 461 Timothy Dwyer 443 David Dye 338, 339 Brian Dyer 444 Jeffery Dyer 424 Jody Dyess 450 Dianne Dykes 424 William T. Dykes 454 Chris Dyleski 449 Doug Dyson 449 Sherry Eades 330, 456 War Eagle Vl 356 Doug Eakins 315,413 Monique Earl 363, 413 Kathleen Earle 444 Jana Earley 456 Scottie Earley 458 Thomas Earley 441 Dean Earlix 361 Henry Earnest 404, 407, 413 Munda Eason 413 Scott Est 450 Michele Eastall 120, 31 1, 315, 458 Scott Easter 450 James Easterling 449 Jill Easterling 468 Virginia Eatmon 429 Lori Eberhard! 456 Michelle Ebrahim 308 Chris Echols 429 Mark Echols 447 Kenneth Echternacht 322 Mary Eckerlin 181 Julie Eckert 458 Mattew Eddleman 441 Stephanie Edds 465 Andy Eden 429 320 Jennifer Edge 226, 311, 320, 462 Jennifer Edge 311 Jennifer Edge 320 Jennifer Edge 462 Stacy Edge 460 Tracey Edge 352 Stanley Edger 453 Amy Edington 464 Editors Note 503 George Edlund 388, 424 Bobby K. Edmondson 455 Richard Edmondson 439 Susan Edmondson 429 Emily Edmonson 468 Lori Edmonson 322 Alicia Edson 331 Allison Edwards 413 Cathy Edwards 424 Donnie Edwards 432 Greg Edwards 344 Mark Edwards 413 Stacey Edwards 467 Susan Edwards 432 Zane Edwards 438 Jose Eescarpanter 304 Timothy Eggena 442 Shawn Eggers 457 Allison Eggleston 388, 457 George Ehrhardt 407 George Ehrhardt Ill 413 Rhonda Eich 461 Lynda Eiche 322 Dee Eichelberger 424 Douglas Eidson 440 Phillip Eidson 432 Julie Eisenberg 424 Robert Eison 413 Chris Elaim 446 Eric Elam 432 James Elder 449 Jim Elder 364 Mary Kim Elder 464 Kelly Eldridge 465 Robert Elia 445 Katrina Elkins 458 Katuna Elkins 348 Tim Eller 445 Tim Ellie 356 Mark Elliot 315 Penny Elliot 429 Linda Elliott 304, 357 Michael Elliott 436 Penny Elliott 310 Steven Elliott 413 Tracey Elliott 473 Anne Marie Ellis 469 Charles Ellis 438 Christina Ellis 468 Christy Ellis 461 Elizabeth Ellis 413 Emily Ellis 465 Leslie Ellis 317 Richard Ellis 445 Sharon Ellis 345, 413 Lee Elmslie 453 De Lise Elrod 458 Delise Elrod 320 Garry Elrod 454 Teri Elsea 413 Steven Elton 450 Beth Eltz 471 Dave Elve 454 Laurie Elway 458 Roger Ely 413 Alice Emberton 444 Jenifer Embry 309,413 Tiffany Emerson 460 Billie Emert311, 322 George Emert 349 Geroge Emert 349 Steve Emory 413 Trey Endt 325, 445 Michele Engel 429 Tammy Engel 464 Noel Engelman 371 Nancy Enger 322 Engineering Council 366 Laura English 330 Susanne English 460 Glenn Engstrand 373 Mellissa Ennis 424 David Ensley 336, 338, 424 Tammy Ensor 413 Ann Epperson 465 Josh Epperson 436 Julien Epperson 413 Leigh Epperson 304 Chi Epsilon 312 Upsilon Pi Epsilon 305 Lisa Ercin 457 Lee Ericksen 413 Walter Ernest 444 Mark Erquitt 437 Lisa Erring 470 Nicole Ertel 467 Doug Erwin 413 Sarah Erwin 413 Alan Eskew 429 John Eskew 439 Michael Eskew 432 Benji Espado 334 Amanda Espy 377,387,458 Leslie Espy 413 William Espy 452 Sheila Esslinger 471 Chera Estes 301, 366, 369 Gina Estes 432 Helen Estes 440 Michelle Estes 432, 465 Steven Estes 445 Nancy Estess 442, 458 David Etheredge 450 Danna Etheridge 469 Suzanna Etheridge 472 Karol Eubanks 413 William Eubanks 439 Larry Evans 446 Adrian Evans 413 Bonnie Evans 322 Cheryl Evans 432 David Evans 338, 436 Erin Evans 458 John Evans 449 Larry Evans 446 Laure Evans 388,457 Mary Beth Evans 322 Michael Evans 429 Monty Evans 471 Samanthe Evans 334 Shawn Evans 312,413 Charles Evens 413 Bonnie Everett 364 Janna Evers 315,458 Mary Lou Ewald 338 Anthony Ewing 438 Glenn Ewing 175 Linda Ewing 341 Brent Eynon 452 Bill Ezell 363 Julie Ezell 471 William Ezell 424 Kappa Epsilon 300 A Ll Colegiate FFA 367 Paul Fabel 322 Michael Fabiau 440 Daniel Fagan 413 Mark Fagan 424 Lisa Fail 345, 464 Pam Fairchild 339 Woody Fairley 413 George Faison 357 Kim Faison 341,467 Sarah Falck 465 Dave Falerty 450 Charlotte Falkenberry 424 Vance Fallin 317, 385, 389,440 Cappie Fallon 458 Jean Fallon 346, 458 Kevin Falls 432 Sharyn Falls 464 Stacy Falls 352, 469 Mary Falvey 364, 473 Julie Fancher 465 Matt Fancher 352, 387 Matthew Fancher 413 Murray Fancher 413 Teri Fanning 429 Joan Fanucci 413 Raymond Farfante 438 Stefanie Faris 432 Natalie Farley 456 Henry Farmer 413 Laurie Farmer 468 Nan Farmer 468 Page Farmer 373 David Farmwalt 438 Lynn Farr 464 Jenniffer Farrar 304 Paul Farrara 453 Robert Farrell 413 Teresa Farrell 385, 387, 388. Sumner Farren 453 Steven Farrington 429 Bob Farris 254 John Farris 322 Robert Farris 445 Candi Farver 377 John Fasnad 453 Sheri Fastenrath 444 Bradley Fatzinger 448 Camie Faucette 424 Charlotte Faucette 465 Betty Faulk 322 Steve Faulk 316,413 Deborah Faulkner 429 Jessica Faulkner 216,468 Judith Faulkner 424 Mike Faulkner 432 Teresa Faust 237 Thomas Favvrini 445 Robert Fears 444 Jayme Feary 367, 440 Melisa Feehan 413 Linda Fehn 465 Jan Fehnel 456 Nancy Fein 300 David Feller 413 Leo Felteau 454 Mark Felton 453 Janet Fenn 341 Mark Fennel 445 Robert Fennell 413 Bryan Fenton 413 Chris Fenton 437 Mark Ferguson 438 Mary Ann Ferguson 471 Michael Ferguson 432 Ana Fernandez 429 Conrad Fernandez 413 Richar Fernandez 324 Zaquery Ferret 436 Monica Ferretti 465 Jill Ferrill 472 Laura Few 471 Nancy Few 413 Semper Fidelis 324 Brian Fields 440 Sandy Fields 367, 413 Shannon Fields 32 Renee Filep 340,341,413 David Filer 436 Libby Fillingim 226, 471 William Fillingim 453 Kathy Filyaw 404 Financial Mngt, Club 345 Angie Finch 291, 458 Timothy Fincher 424 Thomas Findlay 449 Kristin Findley 456 Cynthia Finethy 432 Jody Fink 317,469 Benji Finley 384 James Finley 449 Hal Finney 384 Jill Finnvold 337 Hal Finny 349 Chuck Firth 365 Kaylyn Fisher 64 Lisa Fisher 472 Mary Claire Fisher 461 Tina Fisher 460 Rodney Fisks 324 Dan Fite 442 Jessica Fitzgerald 321, 458 Thomas Neal Fitzgibbon 455 Temple Fitzpatrick 457 Wes Flack 454 Ric Flair 363 Jared Flake 442 William Flanagan 413 Tim Flannagan 454 Joel Flat 356 Joel Flatt 413 Jacque Fleming 464 Joseph Fleming 322 Missy Fleming 468 Mark Fleri 334 Matthew Fleri 305 Angel Flight 322 Steven Fling 432 Jennifer Florence 374 John Flores 413 Amelia Flournoy 424 Mark Flournoy 324, 432 Thomas Rower 442 Amanda Flowers 413 Claudia Flowers 388, 429 Jerry Flowers 440 Russell Flowers 429 Sharon Flowers 432 Daniel Floyd 429 Helen Floyd 413 Julie Floyd 366 Kim Floyd 21. 348,384,471 Bradley Flynt 356, 413 Lynda Foernsler 338, 429 Brooks Fogleman 441 David Folds 413 Jefferson Foley 439 John Foley 443 Jean Follon 332 Alan Fondren 450 Donnie Foran 322 Rhonda Forbes 373 Air Force 326, 327 Alan Ford 175 Daniel Ford 450 Frank Ford 147 Nancy Fordham 313 Michael Forel 445 Michelle Foreman 357 Cricket Forester 341, 468 Scott Forester 429 James Foret 451 Robert Foret 451 Dawn Forrester 467 Sharon Foshee 319, 388,462 Meg Forster 461 Kim Fort 424 Melissa Foshee 310 Robin Foshee 352 Dana Foster 218, 469 James Foster 446 Kim Foster 365 Kimberly Foster 432 Nagila Foster 413 Paul Foster 156, 159 Elaine Fountain 413 Jill Fouts 429 David Fowler 443 Donald Fowler 334 Lisa Fowler 461 Samuel Fowler 424 Troy Allen Fowler 455 Ann Fox 209, 464 Charlie Fox 450 Heidi Fox 461 Joan Fox 457 Julie Fox 321,378,457 Foy Union Desk Work 364 Lori Fradella 364. 387 Philip Fraher 413 Tracy Fraher 378, 367 Susan Frampton 473 Mary Frances 455 Whit Francher 367 Jill Francis 471 Kristi Francis 473 John Franck 432 Michael Franck 413 Betsy Franklin 118, 226, 304, 3 318, 320, 378, 473 Bruce Franklin 369,413 Traci Franklin 471 Aimee Fraser 473 Kristen Fraser 465 Laurel Fraser 465 Maggie Frassetto 424 Jordan Fravert 452 Deborah Frayne 413 Tina Frazer 346, 458 Tracl Frazer 458 Anthoney Frazier 436 Klm Frazler 460 Kelly Frederick 378 Barry Fredrlckson 450 Kent Fredrlckson 301, 369 Regina Free 357 Richard H. Freehan 410 Tate Freely 449 Danna Freeman 424 Casandra Freeman 310 Cherl Freeman 413 Donna Freeman 304 Hank Freeman 443 Kimber Freeman 377 Klmberly Freeman 429 Mary Freeman 341, 429 Patrick Freeman 443 Robert Freeman 367,449 Shella Freeman 413 Shella Freeman 352 Stefan Freeman 424 Ted Freeman 369 Thom Freeman 336 Sean Freen 453 Julle Freher 315 Mark French 315 Raymond French 448 Robin French 376, 429 Lauren Frey 468 Stephen Frey 432 Catherine Freyder 413 Charles Frlcke 355,424 Carla Frlcks 424 Connie Friday 461 Jlll Friday 432 Richard Frler 432 Stephanie Frltz 215, 467 Amy Frltze 473 Thomas W. Fromhold 410 Jerry Frye 413 Barbara Fuccl 461 Joseph Fuchs 436 Stephanie Fuchs 424 Stacey Fugate 473 Stacy Fugate 399 Kaz Fugll 454 Llsa Fulbright 457 Judy Fulcher 456 Laura Fulford 353 Randall Fulford 413 Aundrea Fuller 424 Cindy Fuller 413 Dawn Fuller 471 Kris Fuller 424 Leanne Fuller 432 Stephanie Fuller 307, 321, 377, 462 Stephen Fuller 315 Susan Fuller 214, 226, 413, 466 Susle Fuller 377 Thomas Fuller 432 Todd Fuller 334,413 Randy Fullerton 436 Brent Fullwood 128. 130, 131, 136, 139, 141, 188 Kerry Funston 355,429 Teresa Furman 468 Amy Furr 429 Theresa Fusaiottl 467 Glen Fletcher 443 GLOMERATA Staff 502 Kelly Gaddy 330,464 Phillip Gaddy 451 Stephen Gaddy 424 Marie Gaffney 429 Angela Gagliano 309, 386,429 Frank Gagliano 443 Pete Gagliano 340 Teresita Gagnon 316 Teresita Gagon 413 Gall Galllard 322 Cyndi Gaines 456 Jennifer Gaines 413 Leah Gaines 464 Matthew Gaines 413 Trey Gainous 128, 156, 159 Shari Gaither 457 Thomas Galatioto.413 Kimberly Galbreath 413 Becky Gall 466 Duane Gallagher 368 Michele Galletta 456 Jean Anne Gallien 457 Howard Galloway 444 Karen Galloway 154 Mary Beth Galloway 321,352,463 Robin Galloway 322 Sally Gallup 312 Rob Gamberg 324, 454 Brian Gamble 275 Bryan Gamble 454 Dwight Gamble 413 Laura Gamble 413 Michael Gamble 424 Page Gamble 121, 303, 383, 443 Susan Gamble 458 Sheri Game 463 Chris Gammer 335 Steven Gandler 450 Tracey Ganem 318 Tracy Ganem 466 Bert Gangle 373 Jim Gann 424 Karen Gant 458 Pete Gapliano 240 Henry Garberq 358 Jorge Garcia 308 Wendy Gard 469 Bob Gardner 312 Gloria Gardner 340 Karen Gardner 456 Mary Anne Gardner 388 Maryanne Gardner 424 Renne Gardner 322 Robert Gardner 444 Samuel Gardner 413 Tim Gardner 436 William Gardner 424 Huey Gardner Jr, 429 Michelle Garland 456 Mary Anne Garnder 313 Barry Garner 442 Darren Garner 442 Shelly Garner 388 Cynthia Garnett 413 Anne Marie Garrard 457 Beth Garrard 453,457 Kellie Garrard 472 Ben Garrett 436 Dabbie Garrett 464 Gigi Garrett 354 Michael Garrett 424 Pat Garrett 424 Scott Garrett 441 David Garrison 441 Keith Garrison 454 Lisa Garrison 472 Lynn Garrison 429 Richard Gary 443 Robine Gary 355 Corey Garyotis 302 Teresa Gaston 461 Kyle Gatlin 440 James Gatling 322 Charles Gault 447 Katherine Gault 471 Robert Gault 437 Amy Gaultney 379 Goeff Gaunt 383, 452 Julie Gaut 471 Jenny Gauthier 164,468 Mike Gauthier 229 Robert Gauthier 439 William Gauthier 443 Michael Gautiner 324 John Gavrovic 439 Dawn Gawronski 424 Kecia Gay 287, 347 Kathy Gcglynn 386 Tim Geesey 438 David Geiger 413 Lynn Geiger 473, 474 Andrea Gelfon 413 Daniel Gentry 436 Sandra Gentry 322 Ann Geombel 340 Chance George 452 Chris George 452 Karen George 432 Larry George 445 Mark George 445 Missy George 414 Thomas George 447 Elizabeth Georgeson 461 Sharon Geppert 458 Jessica Geralds 457 Kellie Gerber 472 Matthew Gerdes 436 Joseph Gerguson 373 Parla Gerhardt 432 Scott Gericke 414 Christine Gerlach 461 Grederick German 322 John Gern 335 Cheryl Gerry 464 Farrett Gerst 441 Veerle Geudens 429 Nancy Gibbons 429 Ronald Gibbons 414 Sara Gibbons 338, 429 Ann Marie Gibbs 464 Barbi Gibbs 471 Beth Gibbs 472 Bethh Gibbs 430 Carol Anne Gibbs 56, 119,471 Russell Gibbs 340, 354, 436 Sandy Gibbs 200, 458 Jaimi Gibson 374,466 Laura Gibson 432 Michael Gibson 446 Robert Gibson 451 Tyrone Gibson 300 Wes Gibson 440 John Giddens 366,414 Gregory Gilbert 451 Jeffrey Gilbert 438 Matt Gilbert 451 Michael Gilchrist 444 Bill Giles 337 Kathie Giles 461 Kim Giles 460 Scott Giles 437 Shelley Gill 474 Chere Gilleland 472 Brigitte Gillespie 471 Jeff Gillespie 331 Linda Gillespie 432 Katherine Gillespy 414 Lee Gillespy 442 Melissa Gillette 346, 384, 469 Chris oiney 370 Tina Gilley 388,471 Ann Marie Gillialand 464 Danny Gilliam 414 Joe Gillis 302,312,414 James M. Gillock 455 Lori Gillum 472 Ted Gilmer 345. 388 Teddy Gilmer 414 Danny Gilmore 447 Irene Gilmore 468 William Gilreath 447 Cynthia Ginethy 300 Cathy Giroux 332, 414 Amy Gist 321, 466 Robin Gist 358, 438 Debbie Giulford 315 Ami Giurato 466 James Givens 373, 414 Samuel Givhan 452 Chirs Glascock 414 Misha Glasgow 460 Darryl Glass 424 Glynis Glass 461 Michael Glass 414 Chris Glasscock 316, 371 Thomas Glasscock 414 Natalie Gleaton 365. 387, 388, 405, 458 Daniel Gleaves 436 David Gleaves 322 Carl Gleghorn 311,438 Gay Gleghorn 388,458 Robert Gleming 448 Leah Glenn 315,414 Glomerata 402 Miss Glomerata 288 John Glouetz 345 Gina Goan 414 Linda Godby 154, 155 Perry Godfrey 432 Angie Godwin 458 David Godwin 447 George Godwin 445 Tony Godwin 383,384 Troy Godwin 429 John Godzina 429 1 homas Goebel 452 Jane Goff 429 Sherri Goggans 432 Scott Goldby 436 Bryant Golden 339 Ganie Golden 357 Jamie Golden 304 Scott Golden 384,414 Geoggrey Golder 444 Elise Goldhill 414 Brian Goldsborough 449 James Goldsborough 445 Lloyd Goldschmidt 399 Michael Goll 424 Lew Golsan 454 Linda Goltz 424 Dwight Gomble 340 Kim Good 237, 341,429 Stephen Goodard 446 Ann Goodner 446 Helen Goodner 322 Gregory Goodreau 449 Kimberly Goodrich 424 Angela Goodwin 313 Charlotte Goodwin 357 Kathy Goodwin 307, 314, 319, 458 Lacey Goodwin 466 Allen Goodwine 414 Carol Goodwyn 468 Bob Googe 345 Robert Googe 424 Mike Gorden 335 Bobby Gordon 324 Chip Gordon 451 Debbie Gordon 353 Mark Gordon 312 Tammy Gordon 356 Terry Gordon 414 Steve Gorum 334 Tad Goss 357 Allen Gosser 448 Vicki Gotsch 463 Tina Gottesman 429 Signe Gottfrid 468 Greg Gotvald 359 Michael Goudron 429 Ginger Gould 469 Martine Gould 414 Scott Gowder 432 Larry Gowens 429 Monisha Goyal 308 Roger Graben 300 Janet Grady 377. 432 Randall Graehler 444 Barry Graffeo 429 Greg Graham 301,369 Leslie Graham 463 Marty Graham 457 Melony Graham 364 Rebecca Graham 429 Tonya Graham 387, 472 William Graham 414 Ashley Grahma 463 Beth Grainger 378,457 Dana Granger 457 Carl Grant 432 Colin Grant 163 Greg Grant 414 Laura Grant 376, 414 Michael Grant 414 Dana Grarger 378 Terri Grasser 432 Byron Grate 414 Greg Gratn 334 Matt Gravat 356 Gigi Graves 203, 460 Jeanne Graves 464 Jeff Graves 373 Kim Graves 466 Lea Graves 414 Preston Graves 449 Sheila Graves 472 Bart Gray 438 Charlie Gray 414 Gwen Gray 414 Jenni Gray 457 Karen Gray 432 Leslie Gray 338 Michele Gray 332, 466 Bruce Gray lll 429 Amy Grayson 456 Shea Grayson 429 Roy Greathouse 326 Angela Grech 341 Bruce Greco 414 Lisa Greco 176 Amanda Green 461 Billy Green 338 Carla Green 315. 414 Jennifer Green 291 John Green 414 Johnny Green 338 Julie Green 468 Kay Kay Green 308, 334, 458 Kim Green 352 Kimberly Green 432 Closing 493 Michael Green 339 Mike Green 414 Shara Green 388, 429 Steve Green 336 Vicki Green 429 William Green 440 Michael Greene 424 Peter Greenlaw 414 Russ Greenway 300 Jackie Greenwood 347 Bradley Greer 414 Jenny Greer 460 David Gregg 345, 452 Prentiss Gregorie 432 Boffy Gregory 438 Joseph Gregory 448 Michael Gregory 414 Michael Grenn 338 Lynn Gresham 456 Tracey Gresham 469 Russell T. Grice 455 Emil Grieco 438 Karen Griffen 467 Stephen Griffey 367 Anita Griffies 414 Chris Griffin 450 David Griffin 373 Douglas Griffin 438 Kieth Griffin 341 Malvern Griffin 445 Mary G, Griffin 429 Richard Griffin 340, 414 Thomas G. Griffin 414 Tom Griffin 325,440 Barry Griffith 300 Debi Griffith 347. 471 Kimberly Griffith 414 Steve Griffiths 352 Sandra Griggers 414 Leo Grigsby 371 Dunbar Grom 444 Lisa Gronberg 432 Eric Groome 454 Kim Groover 432, 471 Wendy Groover 471 Peter Grose 359 AI Gross 250,441 Drew Gross 448 Glenn Gross 336,338 Ric Gross 441 Tammy Gross 474 Monika Grossman 365, 467 Frank Grove 452 Glenn Grove 451 Amy Grubb 432 Rhonda Grubbs 414 Gris Gruehn 448 Mark Gschwind 424 Robert Gudauskas 322 Tessie Guell 330 Jackie Guerin 466 Kristi Guffee 317 Edward Guice 443 Michelle Guidry 414 Billy Guilford 448 Luanna Guilford 468 Penny Guin 460 Sonya Gulas 424 Lauri Gullage 469 Regena Gulledge 347, 472 Robby Gulledge 356 Robert Gulledge 414 Thomas Gulledge 439 Kelly Gullege 378 Ginger Gully 414 Bill Gunnells 345, 414 Kim Gunnels 458 Margaret Gunnels 467 Charles Gunter 373 Dixie Gunter 471 John Gunter 414 Lee Gunter 367 Mike Gunter 388 Jenny M. Guo 410 Michelle Gurley 472 Penny Gurley 457 Ginger Guther 363 Ginger Gutheri 363 Gail E. Gutherie 414 Ginger Guthrie 323, 461 Karen Guthrie 308 Darah Cruttery 444 Stephen Guttery 443 Karen Guy 460 Ros Guy 449 The Big Guy 446 Philip Guyton 444 Brain Gwynn 369 Brian Gwynn 454 Sheri Grimes 214,467 Graig Grimm 441 Shannon Griner 219,469 Jeff Grinstead 454 Cece Grisett 319 Cece Grissett 457 Beth Grissom 424 Kim Grissom 211,465 Dane Griswold 334 Patrick Griswold 414 Carla Grogan 461 Chris Groke 357 494 Closing HHAO 368 Rebecca Haack 432 Dorri Haapanen 461 Jamie Haas 456 Johnson Haas 414 Mark Haas 444 Nina Haas 347,458 Jonathan Hadaway 447 Jennifer Haddock 457 Stuart Haden 343 Glenn Haertel 443 Richard Haffner 453 Kevin Haga 305, 373 Sharon Haga 414 Andy Hagar 449 Don Haggard 322 Lynn Hagood 436 Arthur Hahn 444 Diane Hahn 467 Richard Haight 454 Alicia Hailey 472 Todd Haines 443 Sharon Haire 472 Holly Hairston 465 Karen Hairston 467 Chris Haist 453 Bruce Hale 454 Keren Hale 414 Patricia Hale 429 Porter Hale 450 Rick Hale 384, 440 Greg Halen 325 Gregory Halen 414 Michael Halenkamp 414 David Haley 373 Andrew Hall 358 Beverly Hall 472 Bobby Hall 424 Brenda Hall 414 Cristopher Hall 414 David Hall 300, 433 Donald Hall 414 Gary Hall 424 Glen Hall 437 Guy Hall 436 Harry Hall 442 Jill Hall 181, 364, 433 John Hall 433 Kelly Hall 466 Mary Beth Hall 467 Ronald Hall 370, 414 Walter Hall 441 William Hall 443 Kathleen Halligan 467 James Halloran 436 Natalie Halmark 467 Tim Ham 370 William Ham 448 Lamar Hamby 367,424 Michelle Hamby 474 Debbie Hamilton 424 Jeff Hamilton 424 Jermoe Hamilton 424 Lasunda Hamilton 414 Lisa Hamilton 460 Lynn Hamilton 308,334 Lynwood Hamilton 424 Miriam Hamilton 414 Sany Hamilton 334 Terri Hamilton 472 Timothy H. Hamilton 410 Whitaker Hamilton 444 Eddie Hamkins 340 Andrea Hammer 463 David Hammett 436 Dorthy Hammett 300 Leassia Hammett 474 Jack Hammond 441 Tammy Hammond 429 Jimbo Hamn 449 Frank Hamner 324, 424 Joe Hamner 440 John Hamner 370 Kimberly Hamner 424 Michael Hamner 414 Scott Hamner 315, 331 Tracey Hampton 351,361 Wayne Hampton 414 Bill Hamrick 345 Teresa Hamrick 457 William Hamrick 451 Brian Hancher 454 Martha Hanchey 414 Jay Hancock 346, 364, 386, 414 Lisa Hancock 373 Sam Hancock 324 Benny Hand 414 Kyle Hand 464 Vicki Hand 465 Shannon Handegan 467 Gary Handler 443 Suzanne Handley 433 Michelle Haney 347, 348, Samuel Haney 451 Frank Hanisko 229, 324 Dennis Hankins 300 Eddie Hankins 436 Mary Hanks 472 Michelle Hanks 467 Dean Hanley 414 Jenny Hanlon 352, 463 Karen Hann 363, 414 Genoka Hanna 465 Parrish Hanna 364,369 Chester Hannah 322 James Hannah 414 Wendy Hannah 474 Jamie Hannan 466 James Hanscom 450 Lee Hansen 336, 439 364,471 George Hanson 379 Kirsten Hanson 458 Melvin Haralson 147 David Harbarger 442 Billy Harbert 233, 444 Karen Harbin 429 Julia Harbison 338 Steve Harbison 341 Michel Hardaker 444 Mark Hardee 429 Michele Hardesty 466 Beth Hardin 362, 386, 471 Leigh Hardin 321,468 Susan Hardin 308, 323, 360, 366, 383, 459 Elizabeth Harding 466 Diann Hardwick 461 Katrina Hardy 464 Ketih Hardy 316 Lori Hardy 466 Michael Hare 313 Richard Hare 384, 387, 445 Walt Hare 324 Lisa Harkleroad 469 Jason Harlor 450 Lydia Harlow 468 Kristi Harmon 433, 474 Leigh Harmon 459 Dawn Harold 414 Robert Harp 451 Andy Harper 185, 245, 440 Daniel Harper 373 John Harper 448 Judson Harper 447 Julie Harper 290, 471 Saniel Harper 305 Mark Harpole 436 John Harrell 445 Robert Harrell 414 Sid Harrell 444 Wendy Harrell 424 Delonda Harrelson 414 Jennifer Harrelson 352, 414 William Harrigan 443 Michael Harrington 437 Amy Harris 331,347,471 Anna Harris 468 Bradley Harris 436 Carey Harris 414 Connie Harris 414 Greg Harris 443 Jack Harris 367 James Harris 439 Jeff Harris 308 Jeffrey Harris 414 Joseph Harris 322 Kecia Harris 414 Kenneth Harris 424 Kennth Harris 322 Kenny Harris 354, 414 Lucie Harris 433 Mellanie Harris 467 Missy Harris 457 Paul Harris 429 Rob Harris 438 Roger Harris 443 Russell Harris 429 Stephen Harris 443 Tracey Harris 347,460 Wayne Harris 452 Wayt Harris 444 Amie Lee Harrison 338 Bitsy Harrison 457 Callie Harrison 467 David Harrison 414 Emily Harrison 414 Harold Harrison 414 Kim Harrison 460 Lisa Harrison 474 Michael Harrison 436,443 Ronald Harrison 445 William Harrison 442 Tami Harry 461 Alexander Hart 436 Ginny Hart 460 James Hart 447 Jeffrey Hart 448 John Hart 436 Kevin Har! 447 Kris Hart 471 Mark Harten 414 Brian Hartig 324 Jerry Hartley 452 Gary Hartman 439 Katrina Hartmann 472 Cal Hartsell 424 Catherine Hartsell 424 Charles Hartsell 433 Melissa Hartsfield 304, 357 Daren Hartwell 443 Betsy Hartwig 364 James Harvey 322 Jeff Harvey 447 Jessie Harvey 351, 361. 384 John Harvey 447 Kathy Harvey 444 Keith Harvey 441 Timothy Harvey 414 Mary Harvill 463 Hashbrown B. Hashbrown 250 Tim Haskew 343, 371 Peter Hass 453 Dan Hassenplug 304 Daniel Hassenplug 414 Fred Haston 449 Taylor Hatcher 441 Todd Hatcher 442 Holley Hatfield 429 Melissa Hathaway 469 Beth Hathorn 472 Stacye Hathom 429 Tiffany Hatley 429 Carol Hattaway 471 Ken Hattaway 414 Margaret Haughery 460 Margret Haughery 192 Mike Haughery 445 Nargaret Haughery 203 Daniel Hauswirth 414 Byron Havard 369 John Havranek 447 Tina Hawblitzel 341 Dee Ann Hawk 474 Allison Hawkins 467 Felicia Hawkins 429 Raymond Hawkins 438 Robert Hawkins 436 Steven Hawkins 443 Troy Hawkins 356 Kenny Hawsey 452 Tommy Hawthorne 334 John Hay 445 Chris Hayden 452 Andrea Hayes 414 Betsy Hayes 414 Chris Hayes 414 Deana Hayes 444 Donna Hayes 414 Erin Hayes 469 Fay Hayes 1 1 1 James Hayes 452 Kristen Hayes 471 Patti Hayes 469 Randy Hayes 304,357 Sherry Hayes 414 Susan Hayes 459 Suzanne Hayes 424 Lynn Haygood 436 D'ann Haynes 433 Davy Haynes 322 Miriam Haynes 309 Robert Haynes 424 Deborah Haynie 429 Kevin Hays 414 Kristie Hays 460 Leigh Hays 461 Tana Hays 414 Alysia Hazard 317,414 Craig Hazel 331, 450 Phillip Hazelrig 414 Amy Heacock 457 Curtis Head 414 Dave Head 373 Fonda Head 414 Jennifer Head 309 Michael Head 317, 414 Susan Headley 388, 468 Susan Headwill 388 Laura Heald 466 Karen Heard 335 Paige Heard 472 Kyle Hearn 237, 367 Wesley Hearn 436 Holly Heath 407, 47 Kenneth Heath 433 Ted Heathcock 429 Tonya Heathcock 433 Jill Heaton 378, 433 Corie Hebert 456 Gary Hebert 322 Jose Hebia 243 Scott Hedden 355 Caroline Hedgepeth 466 Joseph Hedges 455 Shelly Hedges 469 William Hedman 433 Jamye Hedquist 456 Cecelia Heffernan 472 Robert P. Heffner, Jr, 414 Jonathan Hefner 449 Kristin Heilig 460 Melanie Heine 460 John Helgensen 369 Scott Hellard 308 Peggy Hellen 463 Russ Hellen 445 Susan Helm 334 Susan M. Helm 410 Eobert Helmke 439 Jerry Helms 450 Gus Hembree 447 Beth Hemby 459 Heather Hemphill 461 Penny Hemphill 353 Lisa Hendel 414 Amy Henderson 397, 429 Chrls Henderson 424 Claudia Henderson 313 Clay Henderson 414 Darlene Henderson 414 Dawn Henderson 300.414 Denise Henderson 466 Donna Henderson 317, 345, 468 Gregory Henderson 373 James Henderson 373 Kerry Henderson 414 Laura Henderson 474 Lee Henderson 322 Lynda Henderson 357, 414 Ron Henderson 414, 441 Sarah Henderson 315, 470 Sarah Ann Henderson 332,459 Trim Henderson 447 Chris Hendley 316, 339 Stuart Hendon 336 Kim Hendrick 387 Kimberly Hendrick 414 Rob Hendrick 454 Edwin Hendricks 452 Michelle Hendricks 444 Ev Hendrickson 461 Charlie Hendrix 36 Gregg Hendrix 440 Jerri Hendrix 414 Jeff Hendry 452 Richard Hendry 441 Elizabeth Hengold 322 Ansley Henkel 429, 471 Robert Henkel 314 Joyce Henkins 313 John Henley 414 Rick Henrey 339 Dennis Henry 429 Mary Henry 459 Patrick Henry 445 Rick Henry 336,338 Roland Henry 424 Sandy Henry 472 Sabra Hensler 331 Brian Henson 440 Lagina Henson 466 Linda Henson 474 Timothy Hepburn 443 David Herbert 442 Matt Herbert 175 Francisco Herdocia 429 Jorge Herdocia 424 Ray Hereford 436 Samantha Hereford 468 Hannibah Herendia 448 Derek Heritage 447 Greg Herman 323, 382 Gregory Herman 449 Venetia Hermann 470 Nino Hermes 454 Rebecca Hermes 415 Manuel Hernandez 415 Traci Hernandez 461 Chuck Herndon 442 Steve Herndon 346, 442 Thomas Herp 324, 429 Jimmy Herren 372 Laura Herren 415 Thomas Herren 322 Lee Herrero 321, 467 Sally Herrick 460 Blake Herrin 399, 400, 401, 445 Dewayne Herrin 415 James Herring 453 Jamie Herring 415 Kelley Williams Herring 341 Leon Herring 445 Ronnie Herring 322 William Herring 436 Karen Herrmann 470 James Herron 373 Timmothy Herron 373 Jennie Hertha 415 Margaret Hertzler 322 Dan Hess 318 James Hesten 450 Fran Hester 468 Lara Hester 388 Laura Hester 466 Mary Charles Hester 459 Ricky Hester 316,415 William Hester 415 John Hettinger 321 Kerry Vanden Heuvel 461 Jose Hevia 438 Stan Hewlett 308 Katie Heyburn 181 Charlene Hickman 415 Margaret Hickman 429 Patricia Hickox 433 Amy Hicks 467 Barbara Hicks 309, 311 Brent Hicks 415 Cara Hicks 415 Don Hicks 440 Holly Hicks 457 John Hicks 324 Julie Hicks 338,461 Kenneth Hicks 243,438 Matthew Hicks 436 Sarah Hicks 359 Michael Hietter 415 Michael Val Hietter 315 Robert Higgibotham 436 Beth Higginbotham 459 Amy Higgins 338,429 Janna Higgins 463 Michael Higgins 415 Rick Higgins 325, 326 Stacey Higgins 470 Kerri Hightower 459 Price Hightower 442 Tim Hightower 450 Jeanne Hilbert 472 Kyle Hildreth 415 Deborah Hileman 399 Ashley Hill 433 Bee Hill 300 Brad Hill 440 Brock Hill 415 Cat Hill 472 Cindy Hill 461 Cody Hill 441 Danny H il 344 Derrick Hill 445 Ellen Hill 474 Harry Hill 450 Jimmy Hill 438 Joseph Hill 429 Karen Hill 429 Keith Hill 440 Kevin Hill 437 Laura Hill 388, 466 Luther Hill 448 Nate HiIl128, 131, 134 Patrick Hill 441 Richard Hill 441, 442 Rick Hill 367 Sarah Hill 415 Tad Hill 452 Tracy Hill 466 Scott Hillard 437 Hillel 361 David Hillman 436 Wesley Hills 454 Clayton Hilton 452 James Himmelwright 438 Julie Hinds 463 Brett Hinely 364 Bob Hines 447 Dawn Hines 471 James Hines 442 Lori Hines 309, 355, 415 Caryn Hingston 433 Dana Hinkle 466 Elizabeth Hinkle 330,467 Jeff Hinkle 358 B0 Hinnant 440 Kelly Hinrichs 365,471 Christine Hinson 429 Paul Hinson 442 Amie Hinton 467 Elaine Hinton 465 Paul Hinton 424 Pamela Hipp 424 Krista Hipps 460 Thomas Hirsch 447 Tom Hirsch 258 Marge Hirth 361 Gwen Hitchcock 121, 317, 31 459 Vara Hitchcock 429 Shawne Hite 456 Brentley Hitson 451 Leigh Hix 460 John Hixon 449 Holly Hoagland 347,460 Lee Hoar 468 Patricia C. Hobaugh 410 Missy Hobson 310 Abbe Hockaday 363 Kim Hockman 472 Earnest Hodge 438 Gay Hodge 415 Smokey Hodge 135 Jennifer Hodgen 424 Jamie Hodges 433 Jeffrey Hodges 449 Lynn Hodges 337,415 Miner Hodges 415 Scott Hofacker 415 Pamela Hoff 424 Brad Hoffman 424 Chris Hoffman 433,439 Cynthia Hoffman 424 James Hoffman 441 Mike Hogan 388 Mark Hogue 441 Troy Hogue 452 Barry Holcomb 415 David Holcomb 445,415 Jowren Holcomb 317,332,463 Kim Holcomb 294, 295 Larry Holcomb 415 Lavaughn Holcomb 415 Audra Holcombe 460 Kim Holcombe 294,352,471 Janet Holder 460 T. J. Holder 367,440 David Hole 438 Delee Hole 457 Fred Holladay 442 Shawn Holladay 446 Stephanie Hollahan 467 Christina Holland 410 Cindy Holland 199,384,457 Daren Holland 367, 348, 415, Michael Holland 443 Del Holley 323, 384, 440 Janet Holley 415 Jill Holley 330, 467 Leigh Holley 457 Paul Holley 449 Bobby Holliday 415 William Holliday 454 John Holliman 415 Lisa Hollingsworth 429 Patti Hollingsworth 360 Sandy Hollingsworth 474 Vanessa Hollingsworth 464 Danny Hollis 452 James Holloway 424, 449 Keith A. Holloway 429 Lori Holloway 309 Richard Holloway 371,415 Brian Holman 449 Connie Holmes 465 Diane Holmes 54 Haden Holmes 463 James Holmes 443 Margie Holmes 459 Michael Holmes 322 Mike Holmes 336 Pamela Holmes 415 Patrick Holmes 424 Paul Holmes 433 Perry Holmes 415 Rodney Holmes 415 Tracy Michelle Holmes 433 Berry Holt 452 Rob Holthous 358 Cyndi Holtz 363 Doug Hombarrier 358 Miss Homecoming 284 Douglas Honbarrier 445 Kurt Honbarrier 445 Toney Honey 156 Albert Honeycutt 424 Paul Hontzas 454 Bryan Hood 448 Joe Hood 341 Kelly Hood 456 Kenneth H. Hood 410 Larry Hood 447 Mike Hood 429 Paul Hood 437 Timonie Hood 340 Beverly Hooker 470 Geoerge Hooks 439 Lori Hooks 459 Joel Hoomes 415 Buffy Hooper 415 James Hooper 442 Deanna Hoots 472 Derek Hoover 452 Steve Hope 119, 324, 370, 415 Rachael Hopkins 174 Amanda Hopper 433 Carter Hord 301, 415 Jeffery Horhsby 305 Jennifer Horn 219, 470 Lucy Horn 424 Maire Horn 338 Marie Horn 463 Susan Horn 316 Brett Hornback 444 Michelle Hornberger 345, 444 Linda Horning 415 Andrew Hornsby 447 Kevin Hornsby 308 Mark Hornsby 345 Preston Hornsby 258 Horticulture Forum 344 Chris Horton 439 Deborah Horton 308,384,424 Emily Horton 457 Ginger Horton 464 Marshall Horton 199,365,457 Sandy Horton 464 Kaye Hosea 346,415 Susan Hosey 363 Dianna Houghton 465 Robert House 424 David Housel 396 Betsy Houseman 352 David Houston 334 Henry Houston 438 Benjamin Howard 319,450 Bynum Howard 457 Cheryl Howard 429 Debbie Howard 466 Deborah Howard 424 Deborah M, Howard 424 Jacquelyn Howard 461 Jamie Howard 365,456 Lana Howard 300,415 Leslie Howard 424 Patti Howard 456 Renee Howard 429 Terrance Howard 147 Margaret Howe 415 Bill Howel 335 Bill Howell 373 Cassandra Howell 361 Donald Howell 441 Jeffrey Howell 442 Kaye Howell 338, 470 Lori Howell 415 Nancy Howell 415 Mark Howland 415 William Howie 453 Lynn Howley 226, 352, 474 Gary Howman 322 Bryan Howton 424 Trey Hoyt 445 David Hubbard 438 Gina Hubbard 459 Kim Hubbard 217,468 Carl Hubbert 440 Thomas Hubbert 410 Jim Huckstein 336 Ed Huddleston 437 Jennifer Huddleston 388,459 Steve Huddleston 370 Amy Hudgens 474 Kim Hudgens 463 Paul Hudgins 424 Aleah Hudson 472 Calvin Hudson 424 Dawn Hudson 472 Jim Hudson 438 Mimi Hudson 472 Pam Hudson 424 Philip Hudson 448 Randy Hudson 175,361,437 Christy Hudspeth 460 Bobby Huei 300 Bud Huey 248 Susan Huey 388 Claude L. Huey Ill 415 Brandon Huff 447 Craig Alan Huff 455 Lmchi Huff 357 Timothy Huff 453 William Huff 442 Marilyn Huffcut 471 Jean Huffman 468 Page Huffman 341 Lyn Huffstutler 470 Nancy Huggins 415 Susan Huggins 459 Amy Hughes 345 Bruce Hughes 430 Bryan Hughes 335 Chuck Hughes 335 David Hughes 453 Doug Hughes 304 Francis Hughes 451 George Hughes 415 James Hughes 446 Jill Hughes 335 Karen Hughes 463 Kenneth Hughes 451 Kevin Hughes 415,451 Kim Hughes 181 Mary Hughes 322 Nancy Hughes 471 Richard Hughes 363,438 Taylor Hughes 416 Theresa Hughes 317, 345, 4 Christine Hughmark 470 Stephen Hughs 424 Sherry Hughston 416 John Huie 436 Robert Huie 430 Hedie Hulon 330 Heidi Hulon 456 Wendy Hulson 315 Joy Humphrey 425 Pamela Humphrey 416 Sharon Humphrey 430 Lewis Hundley 416 Brian Hunsley 425 Carole Hunt 468 Claire Hunt 468 Kris Hunt 464 Paul Hunt 436 Stephanie Hunt 391, 459 Ewing Hunter 450 Jill Hunter 474 Kelly Hunter 461 Lisa Hunter 330, 456 Jennifer Huntington 368 Jay N. Huntley 416 Jeff Huntley 254 Jeffery Huntley 445 Thomas Hurst 442 Audra Hurston 459 Susan Hurt 457 Eddie Huson 324 Mark Hutcheson 339 Natalie Hutcheson 355,461 James Hutchins 450 Patsy Hutchins 460 Bryan Hutchinson 441 Tammy Hutchinson 425 Jennifer Hutchison 374,472 Daryl Hutson 352 Brent Hutto 447 Gail Hutto 472 Lori Hutto 463 Mark Hutto175 Susan Hutto 437 William T. Hutto 433 Daniel Hutton 407 Lajessie Hyche 425 Susan Hyche 293,459 John Hydrick 449 Stephen Hydrick 449 Chrls Hyland 444 Buster Hyman 325 IDSA 369 IEEE 371 IIE 334 Maureen Iannone 386, 430 Jane Ichord 461 Heldi lckrath 472 Paul lcolano 437 Chris Iddins 300,425 Hugh llenda 399.400, 401 Douglas Imber 310 John Ingalls 439 Renee Ingersoll 334, 416 Janice lngle 313 Marle Ingram 322 Michael Ingram 416 Sheryl Ingram 330,456 Tammy Ingram 313 Carolln lppollta 57 Charles Irrgang 438 Allce lrvln 466 Closing 16 495 James Irvin 441 Virginia lrvine 315,416 John Irwin 303, 381, 384. Sandi Irwin 164 Sandra Irwin 467 Amy lsbell 459 Benny Isom 367 Kathy Isom 430 Auburn Ivy 352. 457 Camille Ivey 322 Garrett Ivey 448 Kirsten Ivey 379 Philip Ivey 451 Chip lvie 348,349,438 Aubrey Ivy 345, 450 Jake Jackie 448 Dean Jackins 450 Alice Jackson 425 Amy Jackson 373, 464 Bo Jackson 156 Civalyn Jackson 361,416 Dawn Jackson 467 Derek Jackson 355 Ed Jackson 441 Emma Jackson 351, 361 Hayes Jackson 447 James Jackson 449 Jana Jackson 425 Jenny Jackson 288, 460 Jill Jackson 460 Joseph Jackson 449 Kelly Jackson 416 Kirk Jackson 425 Lisa Jackson 321,416 Louise Jackson 337 Mark Jackson 308, 387 Mark T. Jackson 440 Michael Jackson 445 Michele Jackson 465 Nancy Jackson 338, 433 Sherrie Jackson 416 Jeff Jacobs 341 Greg Jacobson 156 Michelle Jacobson 416 Kristi Jacquith 474 Brain Jaeger 175 Brian Jaeger 175 Steven Jaekle 441 Carol Jager 472 Karl Jakob 416 Debra James 219, 470 445 Ingram James 321, 382,463 John James 451 Lisa James 364 Meloni James 425 Paul James 436 Sonny James 237 Tracy James 451 Kelly Jameson 321,468 Rob Jameson 15, 440 Joni Jane 378, 388 Ann Janer 300 Michael Jankowski 300 Carl Jansing 443 Terry Jaquess 451 Alyssa Jarrell 335 Mark Jarrell 445 Alan Jayroe 302 Charles Jayroe 416 Cliff Jeffcoat 444 Kim Jefferson 330, 467 Doug Jeffords 449 Kristin Jellison 430 Douglas Jenkins 453 Golden Jenkins 416 Laura Jenkins 433 Rod Jenkins 366 Scott Jenkins 322 Wayne Jenkins 452 David Jennings 416 John Jennings 453 Philip Jennings 451 Phillip Jennings 266 Stephen Jennings 451 Ove Jensen 325, 425 Krista Jenson 474 Herbert Jernigan 416 Joseph Jernigan 454 Kenneth Jernigan 445 Martin Jernigan 357,450 William Jernigan 442 Michael Jesse 453 Tim Jessie 128, 137 Guy Jester 354,416 Amy Jeter 472 Joseph Jilek 416 Susan Jilek 313 Carl Jinright 451 Robert Johnosn 322 William Johns 433 Amanda Johnson 459 Andrea Johnson 226, 467 Angie Johnson 317, 463 Anna Johnson 416 April Johnson 470 Arther Johnson 134 496 Closing Audrey Johnson 416 Becky Johnson 459 Booby Johnson 455 Britt Johnson 450 Bryan Johnson 441,445 Chelle Johnson 388,468 Cheryl Johnson 316 Clay Johnson 443 Dack Johnson 443 Dafney Johnson 363, 460 Darrel Johnson 416 David Johnson 438 Donald Johnson 425 Donie Johnson 338 Drue Johnson 456 Dudley Johnson 416 Edward Johnson 446 Gary Johnson 452 Grant Carroll Johnson 455 Howard Johnson 99 James Johnson 446 Janice Johnson 330 Jennifer Johnson 321 Jill Johnson 457 Jill L. Johnson 457 Jim Johnson 346, 384,449 Joel Johnson 416 John Johnson 308, 384, 387,446 Julie Johnson 365, 460 Katrina Johnson 322,461 Kelly Johnson 220,471 Kenneth Johnson 324 Kevin Johnson 275, 454 Kimberly Johnson 474 Kirby Johnson 351,361,430 Lisa Johnson 433 Lynn Johnson 363 Mary Elizabeth Johnson 464 Melody Johnson 348, 385, 386, 389. 416 Mike Johnson 444 Nancy Johnson 142 Otis Johnson 147 Paul Johnson 355 Paula Johnson 430 Peter Johnson 450 Rex Johnson 425 Richard Johnson 439, 450 Rickey Johnson 446 Sandy Johnson 370,416,456 Scott Johnson 416 Steven Johnson 430 Tammy Johnson 416 Teresa Johnson 317,460 Thomas Johnson 445 Todd Johnson 349 Tommy Johnson 341 Toni Johnson 425 Tracy Johnson 356. 466 Virginia Johnson 181 Wiley Johnson 341 William Johnson 442 Dabney Johnston 472 Gary Johnston 324 Glenda Johnston 309, 376 Jim Johnston 352 Joy Johnston 468 Laura Johnston 468 Linda Johnston 468 Lynn Johnston 461 Missy Johnston 471 Nancy Johnston 26, 365, 459 Steven Johnston 341 Susan Johnston 457 William Johnston 446 Jennifer Joiner 471 Karen Jolin 461 Suan Jolley 322 Warren Jolly 447 Patricia Jone 433 A. J. Jones 338 Allison Jones 335, 363,416 Amanda Jones 463 Amber Jones 430 Amy Jones 459 Beth Jones 378, 379, 387, 457 Beverly Jones 462 Brad Jones 338 Brian Jones 430 Bum Jones 446 Carl Jones 416 Celeste Jones 338 Cindy Jones 457 Courtney Jones 433 David Jones 355, 425 Derek Jones 319, 448 Dixon Jones 454 Eliza Jones 470 Greg Jones 425 Heather Jones 433 Janet Jones 351 Jeff Jones 275 Jeffery Jones 454 Jennifer Jones 322,468 Jessica Lee Jones 430 John Jones 367, 425 Joy Jones 322 Julia Jones 322,416 Karen Jones 309. 425 Kathryn Jones 416 Kathy Jones 316,430 Kelly Jones 474 Kenneth Jones 356 Kimberly Jones 430 Kitty Jones 219,470 Lee Jones 406 Lisa Jones 347 Lynn Jones 442 Mark Jones 370 Martha Jones 416, 464 Matt Jones 416 Michael Jones 416 Mike Jones 147 Patti Jones 357, 416 Penny Jones 347 Philip Jones 302,448 Phillip Jones 439 Rob Jones 147 Robert Jones 436 Ronny Jones 452 Shannon Jones 433 Stacey Jones 156 Susan Jones 331, 377, 430, 433 Suzanne Jones 463 Tammy Jones 416 Teresa Jones 416 Thomas Jones 447 Virginia Jones 425 Christie Jordan 457 Elelyn Jordan 318 James Jordan 436 Lee Jordan 266, 451 Leslie Jordan 425 Mrs. Evelyn Jordan 226 Risa Jordan 362, 430 Robert Jordan 451 Sally Jordan 347, 457 Sara Jordan 465 Sarah Jordan 416,465 Sue Jordan 466 Doug Joseph 430 James Joseph 134 Guy Joster 341 Michael Joyce 416 Alan Joyroe 312 Amy Judkins 307, 319, 384, 463 Stephen Judy 454 Kari Juel 460 Susan Julian 388,472 Lance Junkin 341,430 Steven Junkins 417 Jeff Justice 33 Maria Justice 356, 363, 388, 417 Paige Justice 460 Tammy Justiss 433 Kadettes 330 Margaret Kaetz 430 Diana Kahalley 318,472 Margie Kahl 370 Danny Kaiser 454 George Kaiser 454 Mark Kaiser 275,454 Stacie Kalata 433 Darrell Kalichak 417 Loretta Kalla 337,417 Melanie Kalv 430 Kathy Kamburis 330 Suzanne Kamp 417 Connie Kane 470 Jed Kane 301, 306, 324, 369, 417 Patsy Kane 474 Suzanne Kane 374,386,430 Cynthia Kanter 464 Barbara Kaplan 322 Omicron Delta Kappa 320 Carolyn Karcher 322 Robert Karnick 430 Tim Kast 425 John Kastner 430 Kevin Katchis 449 Linda Kaub 444 Glenn Kaufman 399 John Kay 450 Kevin Kayler 437 Amy Keahey 466 Jennifer Kear 474 Joe Keating 357 Lisa Keaton 304,357,417 Brooke Kee 470 Ashley Keefe 341 Will Keeler 439 Kim Keenoy 192, 471 Brian Keeter 451 Gary Keever 344 Salyer Keewey 441 Karen Kefalas 466 Chris Keffer 258,447 Kate Keighler 338 Brad Keim 416 David Keith 425 Laurie Keith 318,466 Lori Keith 460 Susie Keith 466 Ali Kelekci 450 Don Keller 385,417 Keith Keller 366, 452 Cindy Kelley 466 Kenneth Kelley 416 Lisa Ann Kelley 344,417 Starla Kelley 410 Brian Kelly 430 Charles Kelly 451 Cindy Kelly 347 Donald Kelly 438 Gary Kelly 137, 188 James Kelly 443 Kathy Kelly 470 Kenneth Kelly 376,430 Lisa Kelly 286, 459 Patricia Ke.ly 425 Patrick Kelly 433 Paul Kelly 425 Robert Kelly 443 Shannon Kelly 466 Timothy Kelly 433 Heather Kelton 433 Blue Kempher 470 Ed Kendall 438 John Kendall 442 Thomas Kendall 358 Connie Kendrick 308 Fleming Kendrick 304 Dimy Kendrick-Holmes 471 Flemming Kendrik 357 Karen Kenlin 417 Timothy Kennamer 417 Andrew Kennedy 452 Eric Kennedy 358,454 Kelli Kennedy 208, 460 Leah Kennedy 460 Lori Kennedy 474 Maureen Kennedy 433 Katie Kenny 464 Allan Kent 438 Rachel Kent 425 Samuel Kent 437 Tammy Kent 433 Gia Kenyon 463 Thomas Keown 417 Vicki Kerby 425 Karol Kerfhage 444 Marie Kerl 444 Karen Kerle 311, 320 Russell Kern 445 Chris Kerns 463 Kevin Kerr 357 Mark Kerr 437 Noelle Kerr 289, 347, 464 Tara Kerwin 456 Kristin Kesler 321,457 Mylinda Ketchum 456 Kimberly Key 365,417 Andrew Keys 373 Michael Keys 439 Diane Kicklighter 181 Joseph Kicklighter 318,443 Michael Kickliter 417 Kim Kierce 56,471 Kelly Kik 466 Karen Kiker 462,474 Anna Kilgo 120, 349, 384, 459 Stephanie Kilgore 468 Gary Killam 302 Chris Killen 430 Jackie Killen 304, 357 Molly Killian 337 Traci Kilpatrick 316,417 Kit Kilponen 392 Kit Marie Kilponen 337 Chris Kim 308,430 Chris Kimball 417 Bill Kimbrell 300 Jhoanna Kimbro 417 Hardie Kimbrough 322 Michael Kinard 452 Winston Kinard 359,439 David Kinchen 453 Heidi Kind 463 Barry King 454 Beth King 464 Catherine King 352,417 Claudia King 474 Darlia King 341 David King 362,446 Donna King 351,417 Kelda King 474 Kelli King 472 Kim King 468 Leigh Ann King 122, 285, 287, 290, 311,32O. 332, 339, 459 Mary King 417 Stacey King 474 Wendy King 474 William King 448 Ty Kinslow 442 Chris Kirk 425 Kristen Kirk 425 Laura Kirk 463 Darren Kirkham 425 Steve Kirkham 430 Arnold Kirkland 322 Jim Kirkpatrick 315, sas, 364, 452 Kim Kirkpatrick 213, 26, 466 Lee Anna Kirkwood 468 Rodney's First Kiss 259 David Kitchens 271 Molone Kitchens 465 Amanda Kitt 459 Kristin Kittie 417 John Kittrell 447 Jon Kittrell 364 Taylor Kivilaan 438 Jim Kizer 312 Fredrick Kleckley 437 Ann Klein 417 Robert Kline 370 George Kling 300 Karl Kling 316 Cynthia Klinner 417 Sarah Kloosterboer 460 Marnie Klyman 474 Karen Knadler 417 Leeanne Knadler 430 Chris Knapp 130 Chriss Knapp 128 Robert Knarr 436 Judy Knestrick 459 Allyson Knight 32 Brook Knight 464 Christie Knight 474 Donald Knight 417 Dusty Knight 352 Janet Knight 322 Joseph Knight 453 Kaki Knight 471 Kenneth Knight 417 Lissa Knight 425 Philip Knight 417 Shannon Knight 471 Sheila Knight 464 Tom Kniskerm 345 Thomas Kniskierm 443 Julie Knoedler 456 J, Knopp 341 Tammy Knost 313, 417 Linda Knowles 444 Scott Knox 449 Suzanne Knox 316, 339,417 Chip Knuth 242,438 Kristopher Koch 442 Susan Koch 417 Rebecca Koester 181, 425 Stephanie Kohler 459 Suzanne Kohler 322 Dan Kolar 372 Don Kolar 373 David Koller 446 Leigh Ann Kominek 222,472 Chris Komlodi 300 Daniel Konkle 417 Danny Konkle 356 Kristen Konkus 332, 462 Roger Kooby 373 Roma Koom 324 Robert Koons 433 William Koons 430 Cynthia Koontz 387,388 Jim Koper 444 Diana Kopps 462 Jodi Kornburger 430 Anne Koski 335 Nicole Kovach 466 Shannon Kown 341 Brian Matthew Kratt 455 Carl Kraus 322 Michael Kraus 439 David Krause 417 Kichard Kretzschmar 433 Tom Kroh 454 Dave Kromann 359,399,417 Mark Krome 433 Bradley Kronbein 454 Joseph Kross 450 David Krumm 430 Chris Kruse 462 Lisa Kruse 470 Kimberly Krutchen 417 Jan Kucera 466 S. Richard Kuhns 417 Stacey Kulaw 399 Manish Kumar 302 Pawan Kumar 433 Adrienne Kump 463 Alan Kumpf 348 Kelly Kunz 388,460 Scott Kunz 443 Michael Kvicala 438 Kristin Kwiatkowski 181 Jerry Kyser 448 Grace Labelle 174, 175 Mark Lacanne 373 Judi Lacefield 410 James Lacey 442 Lillabet Lacey 472 David Lackey 433 Gary Lackey 433 Connie Lacy 417 Michael Lacy 438 Sonya Lacy 417 James Lager 451 Martin Lagodna 322 Bryan Lahaie 367 Carol Lahman 364,417 Craig Laing 447 Wesley Wayne Laird 455 Steve Lake 448 Guy Laker 302 Albert Lamb 446 Chris Lamb 345 Karen Lamb 316, 338. 339, 470 Michael Lamb 451 Paul Lamb 442 Robert Lamb 454 Hagen Lambert 425 Tracy Lambert 425 Kelli Lammons 425 Maria Lammons 425 Christe Lampe 317 Christi Lampe 470 Hinton Lampley 439 Robert Lancaster 315 Reggie Landgraf 344 Reginald Landgraf 417 David Landis 322 Suzy Landis 373 Jack Landreth 324 Lisa Landrum 321,323,457 Dan Lane 319. 338 Jan Lane 205, 462 Jan Lane 462 John Lane 319,441 Carl Lange 369, 438 Nancy Lange 364 Beth Langford 322 Kim Langford 466 Tim Langlois 417 Grant Langston 339 Paul Langston 438 Elizabeth Langworthy 322 Jo Beth Lanier 425 Laura Lanier 283, 321, 347, 348, Stacy Lanier 452 Stephen Lanier 452 John Lannins 452 Chris Laplatney 312, 324 Chris Laplatney 324 James Laray 417 Don Larimer 417 Joe Larizza 358 Joseph Larizza 443 John Larkin 147,446 John Larkin 147 John Larkin 446 Kim Larkin 473 Richard Larkin 417 Susan Laroche 26 Susan Laroshe 360 Debbie Larrimore 417 Mary Beth Larson 164, 379 Chris Larussa 446 Andrea Lary 367 Keith Lashley 425 Sheena Lashley 417 Robert Lassiter 454 Carey Laster 308 James Laster 449 Allison Latham 462 Cheryl Latham 467 Daryl Latham 454 Ladonna Latham 470 Steve Latta 417 Shannon Lauder 462 Clinton Lauderdale 344 Lee Laughmillier 452 Bobby Laughridge 449 Jane Laumer 457 Michelle Lausier 430 Craig Lavallec 446 Paul Lavallee 322 Kathryn Lavallet 457 Harold Law 449 Mike Lawler 373 Rosie Lawler 471 Doug Lawrence 417 Joseph Lawrence 446 Kathy Lawrence 417 Mark Lawrence 444 Danny Lawson 331,417 Jenni Lawson 459 Kim Lawson 347 Melinda Lawson 466 Scott Laye 449 Amy Layfield 430 Cathy Layfield 457 Thomas Layfield 449 Tracy Layfield 457 Ann Laylor 468 Dana Layne 290,471 James Lazenby 442 Jason lazenby 449 Kathy Lazenby 460 Steven E. Leader 454 Shannan League 471 Ralph Leary 452 James Leath 439 David Leavell 373 Donna Lecren 353, 417 Amy Ledbetter 464 Barbie Ledbetter 392 Debbie Ledbetter 464 Lillian Ledbetter 471 Lowell Ledbetter 309 Lynn Ledbetter 388, 459 Pam Ledbetter 377, 457 Susan Ledford 474 Andy Lee 387 Beth Lee 301, 369 Christy Lee 459 Elaine Lee 368 Grant Lee 441 James Lee 438 463 Jeff Lee 156 Jeffrey Lee 446 Julie Lee 468 Kendall Lee 321, 323, 459 Kerri Lee 433 Krista Lee 387 Laura M, Lee 410 Leisa Lee 377, 463 Patricia Lee 324, 417 Stephen Lee 425 Thomas Lee 430 John Lee 331 Scott Leeth 308, 440 Jonathon Legg 433 Ronda Legg 352. 463 Stephen Legrone 352, 417 Charles Lehman 417 Jennifer Lehman 463 Jesse Lehn 446 Carolyn Lehr 321, 323, 346, 459 Brian Leidy 454 Mark Leininger 119, 311, 320, 385, 386 Emily Leischuck 311 Yvonne Lemkuhl 425 Leigh Lemmings 374, 470 Jennifer Len 464 William Len 450 Jody Lenderman 430 Michael Lenga 425 Michael Lensford 441 Rodney Lenz 383 Jack Leonard 430 Mike Leonard 448 Sandra Leonard 467 Steve Leopard 434 Christian Lesage 417 Debbie Leslie 316, 338, 425 Robert Leslie 441 James Lessley 425 Charles Letherwood 369, 387 Doug Letlow 345 Douglas Letlow 449 Janet Leverett 321, 459 Donna Leverette 466 Mike Levering 441 Teresa Lewandowshi 339 Carla Lewandowski 339 Donna Lewandowski 417 Larry Lewey 402, 440 Alan Lewis 446 Bryan Lewis 340 Catherine Lewis 417 Donda Lewis 417 Elizabeth Lewis 425 Ivey Lewis 464 Judy Lewis 337 Kelly Lewis 464 Laura Lewis 466 Lea Lewis 388 Lisa Lewis 465 Marti Lewis 464 Norman Lewis 436 Phillip Lewis 445 Richard Lewis 443 Robert Lewis 425 Ronnie Lewis 453 Steve Lewis 430 Susan Lewis 417 Thomas Lewis 446 Lane Lewison 434 Lanie Lewison 387 Lynn Libbey 436 Charles Lidikay 443 Tad Lidikay 319, 383 Kurt Lieblong 455 Amanda Lightfoot 473 James Lightfoot 441 Paige Lightner 222, 473 Carlisle Likens 460 Dennis Likens 410 Michelle Likos 459 David Lilly 446 Jennifer Limbaugh 218,470 Lisa Limbaugh 425 Martin Limbaugh 417 Michael Limbaugh 451 Vicky Limbaugh 470 Mary Lin 363,417 Erika Linderg 467 Laura Linderman 417 Beth Lindsay 357 Jeffery Lindsay 434 Philippe Lindsay 454 Phillipe Lindsay 275 Daniel Lindsey 349, 383 Leigh Lindsey 361 Martin Lindsey 454 Martha Lineberger 451, 463 Craig Liner 357 Graig Liner 439 Beth Linton 218,470 Marc Lintz 454 Chris Linville 455 Nancy Lipe 425 Aaron Lippincott 316 Harold Lipscomb 417 Katherine Lipscomb 463 Natham Lipscomb 436 Bo Lirkpatrick 451 Barry Lisanba 438 Mike Lisano 301, 369 Barry Liseba 325 Bary Lisenba 324 Steve Lisenby 434 Karen Littauer 463 Carol Little 425 Chad Little 399 Chris Little 349, 438 Ellen Little 417 Halley Little 456 Kelly Little 468 Kendall Little 364 Leanne Little 468 Lisa Little 425 William Little 447 Laura Littlefield 457 John Littleton 442 Mark Littrell 445 Scott Littrell 417 Wendy Littrell 430 Kristin Livengood 226, 345, 473 Scott Livengood 452 Lori Liverett 322 Jeff Livesey 156 Matt Livings 446 Lynn Livingston 425 Chip Lloyd 440 Julie Lloyd 463 Kristin Lloyd 322 AI Lobuglio 450 Geoff Locicero 434 Fristi Lock 457 Alisia Lockhart 434 Debra Lockhart 322 Kassondra Lockhart 361, 430 Patti Locklear 430 Frank Lockridge 322 Jeana Lockridge 474 Kristi Lockridge 457 Lori Lodwick 417 Lisa Loften 122, 311, 315, 320, 346 Kimberly Loftin 430 Bo Lofton 156 Allison Logan 464 Amy Logan 313, 459 Karen Logan 322 Randy Logan 417 Tony Logan 436 Ray Loggins 453 Kyle Logue 119,311,320 Mike Logue 373 Jack Lollar 434 Joy Lollar 42 Leigh Ann Lollar 338, 462 Danny Lomax 417 Edwin Lombard 417 Donna Lombardo 456 Kelly London 462 Regina London 363, 467 Alisa Long 417 David Long 417 Denita Long 315 Edward Long 450 Gary Long 417 Hope Long 462 Jeffrey Long 452 Jimmy Long 346,446 Joey Long 437 Kevin Long 331,440 Mark Long 352 Myles Long 325 Olin S. Long 111 Pam Long 474 Preston Long 425 Russ Long 447 Sara Long 308 Wendy Long 434 Holly Longacre 468 Christine Longo 304, 337, 417 Angela Longshore 425 Jack Looney 430 Cathi Loose 460 John Looser 452 James Lord 436 Michael Lord 430 Laura Lorenz 317, 377, 457 Alan Lott 317, 451 Michelle Loucks 470 Jay Loudln 452 Beth Loudon 466 Carol Loughran 467 Kelly Loughrie 470 Kelly Loughrie 470 Kathie Loulditch 470 David Love 417 John Love 436 Leah Love 463 Liz Love 459 Melissa Love 465 Samatha Love 363 Stephen Love 446 Wendy Love 471 Daniel Lovell 443 James Lovell 437 Susan Lovett 459 Melissa Lovoy 434 Catherine Lowder 347, 460 Freddy Lowe 436 Julie Lowe 26, 383, 459 Kathryn Lowe 332 Michele Lowe 465 Nancy Lowe 308 Tracy Lowe 430 Piper Lowell 457 Ben Lowers 417 Alan Lowman 382 Travis Lowman 417 Maria Lowrey 457 Buck Lowry 454 Tracy Lowry 417 Leslie Loyler 467 Gregory Lozano 453 Rodney Lucas 373 Todd Lucas 446 Tiffany Lucchesi 468 Mark Luffuran 344 Bryan Luke 325 Bob Luker 341 Knut Lukoschek 439 Denise Lumley 456 Greg Lummis 446 Nancy Lumpkin 425 Bobby Luna 417 Julia Luna 417 Chris Lundberg 446 Dale Lundy 300 Lisa Lunsford 463 Mark Lunsford 450 Tom Lunsford 417 Lynn Lupo 474 Tony Lurl 308 Phillip Lusco 345, 425 Kris Lusk 434 Lisa Lusk 474 Karen Luttrell 348 Linda Luttrell 322 Robert Luttrell 451 Stephen Luttrell 451 Lavette Lyas 361 , 430 James Lyle 446 Sonia Lyles 434 Benjamin Lyman 445 Burton Lynch 355 Shari Lynch 213, 466 Christine Lynn 352, 470 Johnny Lynn 147 Karen Lynn 470 Seth Lynn 387, 430 Beth Lynam 460 Danielle Lyons 417 Mary Lyons 456 Michael Lyons 438 Randall Lyons 446 Randy Lyons 387 Richard Lyons 455 Richard Lysinger 443 Bill Lytle 352 Mark Lytle 308, 323, 446 Melissa Macannally 263 Donald Macgregor 388 Johnnie Machulett 376 Ron Macinnis 439 Colleen Mack 471 Kristin Mackenzie 338, 434 Kristen Macneill 355 Ann Marie Macphail 460 Anne Marie Macphail 387 Mark Macwell 358 Amy Madden 4-63 Michelle Madden 462 Tod Maddera 310 Todd Madders 366 Jane Maddox 459 Jeffrey Maddox 417 Laurie Maddox 459 Margie Maddox 313 Michelle Maddox 374, 434, 460 Sherri Maddox 417 Sheryl Madison 337 Denise Maeperry 355 Lea Magan 473 Jana Magee 387, 459 Kris Magee 459 Laura Magee 425 Saeed Maghsosloo 334 Paige Maglin 364 Cara Maglione 460 Joe Magnusson 341, 417 Cindy Maguire 473 Michael Mahaffey 417 Mike Mahaffey 392 Antonio Mahammad 351 Steven Maher 384 Stephen Mahey 384 Michele Mahon 434 Key Mahone 263, 449 Subandhu S. Majmudar 410 Cheryl Major 425 Donna Majors 300 Trenor Majors 443 Michele Malach 120, 32, 398, 399. 400, 401 Gina Malbis 373 Aixa Maldonado 417 Glenn Maldy 367 Laura Malec 463 Kathy Maley 456 Brenda Malinauskas 174, 175 Mitzi Mallory 471 Beth Malon 322 Beth Malone 474 Boothe Malone 445 Martin Malone 266, 455 Rebecca Malone 468 Vincent Malone 437 Andrew Maloney 446 George Maluff 322 Kenneth Maluff 443 James Manery 138 David Manion 357 Lisa Manley 347 Shannon Manley 473 Allyson Mann 365, 379, 463 Buford Mann 417 Jason Mann 443 Jeff Mann 417 Jennifer Mann 434,456 Kim Mann 338 Tracy Mann 417 Buddy Manning 452 David Manning 355 Karen Manning 457 Leslie Manor 468 Laurie Mansell 464 D, J. Mansfield 317,417,449 Stuart Manson 302 Carl Mantecon 425 Stanley Manush 322 Timothy Manzo 441 Lavina Maples 417 Lori Maples 430 Robert March 417 Janet Marchese 322 Cliff Marek 366 Michelle Marek 474 Marine Biology 365 Mariners 330 Dominie Marino 436 Keith Mark 434 Lisa Markat 315 Timmothy Markert 452 Marketing Club 352 David Markley 320, 322 Julie Marks 462 Kristi Marks 378, 430 Linda Marks 471 Roland Markwalter 452 A. J. Marlar 444 Chris Marlar 425 Luanna Marley 457 Rebecca Marley 457 Mike Marsengill 336, 338, 430 Arvel Marshall 444 David Marshall 335, 399, 400, 453 Kate Marshall 338 Mary Ann Marshall 378 Timothy Marshall 425 Ben Martin 417 Craig Martin 339,446 Gina Martin 425 Greg Martin 367, 430 Holly Martin 338, 474 James Martin 425 Joseph Martin 442 Kelly Martin 322 Laura Martin 468 Marjorie Martin 388,434 Mary Tally Martin 386 Pamela Martin 434 Pat Martin 307, 384 Patrick Martin 449 Rachel Martin 338 Robert Martin 430 Robin Martin 468 Steve Martin 341 Steven Martin 439 Tara Martin 474 Thomas Martin 437 Iris O. Martinez 410 Wayne Martorana 455 Mark Martore 454 Jim Maruck 308 Eric Mashburn 341 Eric Masingill 442 Scott Maskell 437 Kelly Maslan 4-60 Matt Maslanka 345,450 James Mason 341. 417 Rockie Mason 162, 163 Stuart Mason 417 Susan Mason 434 Elizabeth Massengale 4-65 Richard Massey 439 Robert Massey 417 Michael Masters 450 Mike Masters 319, 338, 339, 440 Lois Mastin 300 Dannell Mastrean 345 Todd Mastro 237, 354. 436 Greg Matechak 369 Gregory Matechak 417 Jonathan Mathews 417 Scott Mathews 441 Brenda Mathis 417 Doug Mathis 304,417 Linda Mathis 352,410 Linda Mathis 410 Pat Mathis 319 Vicki Mathison 332,468 Brian Matisak 448 Kelly Van Matre 466 Michele Matrick 466 Hooper Matthews 436 Keigh Matthews 466 Leslie Matthews 460 ri Matthews 456 'hael Matthews 322 Randy Matthews 369 Walter Mattil 448 Gayle Mattle 462 Karl Mattie 439 Eliska Mattox 417 Vincent Mattox 417 Jonathan Mattson 452 Sarah Mattson 365, 457 Amy Matuszak 459 Tammy Mauldin 471 Susan Mauller 425 Robert Maund 121, 303, 320.349, 380, 396 Audra May 430 Charles May 305, 417, 451 Joseph May 356 Richard May 417 Todd May 447 Waller May 436 Denise Mayberry 364 Melinda Mayberry 425 Dawn Mayers 434,466 Angie Mayfield 466 Catherine Mayfield 464 James Mayhan 450 Joy Mayher 457 Chris Maynard 430 Jamie Mayo 300 Missy Mayr 368,471 Greg Mays 324 Mary Mays 364, 467 Paul Mayson 445 Ann Mayton 448 John Mazzanovitch 430 Scott McAbee 436 Pollyanna McAdams 460 Mary Kane McAfee 468 Jim McAIarney 356, 373, 410 Dian McAliley 320 Diane McAliley 121, 281, 31 1, 468 Andy McAllster 446 Jan McAlister 473 David McAlIman 303 Melissa McAnnalIy 198, 457 Chris McAuley 462 Karen McBrayer 473 Stuart McBrayer 442 Maggi McBride 474 Michelle McBride 176 Clay McBrien 417 Mead McCabe 450 Christiana McCaleb 378 Mary McCall 468 Michelle McCall 471 David McCaIman 120, 31 1, 320, 383. 443 Elizabeth McCann 462 Jamie McCarley 434, 466 Kelly McCart 434 Cathleen McCarthy 352, 425 Kevin McCarthy 122, 227, 452 Terrence McCarthy 452 John McCartney 452 William McCartney 452 Ashley McCarty 459 Brad McCarver 323, 440 Kim McCary 460 Kim McCaskill 417 Meredith McCaughan 460 Jason McClendon 417 Roy McClendon 373 Valerie McCIendon 457 John McCIeskey 442 Audrey McClinton 460 Beppie McClure 311,459 Carl McClure 446 Glen McCollum 425 Matthew McCollum 430 Sarah McConne11456 Vic McConnell 446 Steven McCool 452 Gregory McCord 441 Amy McCorkle 365 Willlam McCorkle 451 Dennis McCormick 453 Kelly McCormick 470 Robert McCormick 430 Paula McCory 323 Gregory McCown 434 Dawn McCoy 352 Henry McCoy 379 Jonathan McCoy 455 Mitsi McCoy 464 Meridith McCracken 471 Michelle McCracken 468 Roy McCrary 442 Greg McCrery 451 Stacy McCrorie 434 Suzanne McCrorie 430 John McCrory 367 Paula McCrory 463 Ray McCrory 430 Robby McCrory 443 Sue Ellen McCrory 304, 357,466 Carolyn McCrystal 470 Allen McCuIla 430 Collie McCuller 338 Collie McCullers 425 Teresa McCullers 425 Chris McCullough 352 Katy McCullough 430 Dan McCully 384, 443 Karen McCumber 463 Kieth McCurdy 340 Holden McCurry 417 Michael McCurry 441 Karla McCutcheon 339 Melanie McCutcheon 460 Alan McCutchin 373 Judith McCutchin 322 Karla McCuthcheon 417 Jana McDaniel 463 Monty McDaniel 450 Rebecca McDaniel 425 Rita McDan1eI322 Steve McDaniel 325 Tracy McDaniel 434 Tripp McDavid 356 Edward McDermott 445 Mickey McDermott 417 Gena McDonald 357,417 Laura McDonald 471, 474 Melissa McDonald 425 Kelly McDonnel 174 Jeffrey McDougald 322 Anita McDowell 457 Kelly McDowell 457, 466 Mark McDowell 339, 349 Patrick McDuffee 418 Rebecca McDuffie 418 Leigh McElrath 418 Henry McElreath 425 Colleen McFadden 464 Michaei McFadden 450 Mike McFall 306, 316, 366 Todd McGarity 449 Devin McGee 443 Meredith McGeever 321, 459 Bruce McGehee 311, 320 Terri McGehee 456 Kasi McGhee 368 Jocelyn McGilberry 154 Joey McGilberry 443 Gail McGill 418 Mark McGill 357 Carol Ann McGlaun 462 Kathy McGlynn 387, 388 Sara McGIynn 418 Curtis McGough 418 David McGough 418 Dodd McGough 443 Jennl McGough 340 Mary Evelyn McGough 360 Pado McGough 253 Janice McGowin 467 Timothy McGowin 418 Kim McGrady 438 John McGraw 301,369,418 Kelly McGraw 418 Kim McGregor 471 Megan McGuire 468 Lane McGulIion 425 Mark McHan 443 Beth McHenry 418 Caren Mcllhaney 309, 470 Don Mcllwain 454 Karen Mclnnis 466 Mike Mclntorff 418 Lesley Mclntosh 430 Montgomery Mclnturff 436 Gina Mclntyre 364,470 Sarah Mclntyre 459 Todd Mclntyre 439 Allison McKee 321,463 Douglass McKee 436 Michele McKeever 474 Laura McKeIvey 463 Michael McKelvey 449 Bill McKenna 399 George McKenna 436 Karen McKeown 418 Allison McKinney 471 Brent McKinney 453 Christy McKinney 470 Sandy McKinney 363 Lee McKinstry 441 Ken McKissick 446 Andrew McKnight 434 Deanna McKnight 467 Leah McKnight 322 Luciann McLachlin 457 Meg McLain 121, 31 1, 320, 349, 459 Mike McLain 371 Russell Mcl.aughIan 324 James McLaughlin 430 Lisa McLaughlin 434 Shelley McLaughlin 468 Melissa McLaurine 373 Bernard McLean 418 Thomas McLean 439 Andrea McLeIIand 377 Lauren McLeIIand 418 Andin McLeod 445 Douglas McLeod 445 Camille McLeroy 290,471 Beppie McLure 320 Allice McMahan 466 Kellie McMahan 363, 456 Susan McMahon 474 Karen McMannus 466 Bryan McManus 442 Karen McManus 357 Patricia McManus 418 Stacey McManus 405, 406 Stacy McManus 460 Wilson McManus 436 Dan McMillan 441 Sally McMillan 459 Carl McMilIian 300,368,418 James McMugh 441 Linda McMullen 434 Stacy McMurtrey 457 Doug McNab 454 Marella McNair 456 Mark McNally 302 Timothy McNamara 443 Michelle McNamee 317 Cole McNary 300, 437 Lauren McNeal 357 Thomas McNee1ey 450 Lisa McNeely 464 Alan McNeer 448 Dianne McNeil 154 Andrew McNeill 384, 446 David McNeill 446 Alynne McNider 463 Ann Marie McPhaiI 203 Steve McQueen 418 Greg McQuinn 452 Heather McQuiston 473 Laurie Mcquitty 365, 457 Leah McRae 418 Dorothy McRedmond 467 Jim McRory 438 Laura McSwain 434 Philip McWard 447 Grace McWaters 338, 418 John McWhorter 425 Mark McWhorter 438 Mark McWilliams 445 Lori Meador 425 William Meadows 442, 450 Michael Meads 425 Cecilia Meagher 459 Colleen Meagher 464 John Meagher 302,418,440 Thomas Meagher 439 William Meagher 453 Darren Medford 452 Catherine Medlin 466 Phillip Medlin 453 Shana Medlin 460 Clifford Medling 434 Sonya Medling 425 Bo Megginson 250 Boyd Megginson 441 Bret Mehlhouse 437 Gretchen Meiers 444 Richard Meinert 455 Tara Meinert 460 Chris Melluso 444 Mark Melsen 324, 325, 418 Christie Melton 388, 462 Harold Melton 382, 418 Katie Melton 387, 463 Laurie Melton 468 Rhonda Melton 378,457 Steve Melton 447 Kristin Melville 360,459 Ronald Melvin 322 Men's Chorus 346 Joy Menefer 319 Joy Menifee 463 Angie Mensi 292. 471 Kim Mensi 355 Jill Menzies 457 Lora Merchant 434 Julia Merder 425 Elizabeth Meredith 430 Keri Meredith 462 Tom Meredith 369 Susan Meriwether 464 Barry Merritt 443 Roy Mertz 444 James Merz 430 Laura Messer 464 Jones Messerly 442 Sarah Messick 418 Caren Messina 347 David Metcalf 437 Don Metcalf 227 Donald Metcalf 454 Ciordan Metz 439 Christi Meyer 473 Eliza Beth Meyer 310 Harry Meyer 453 Kim Meyer 457 Christy Micelii 359 Thomas Michael 415 Kim Michaels 459 Katy Mida 457 Jay Middendorf 444 Jimmy Middlebrook 274 Edward Middlebrooks 452 Tracey Middlebrooks 466 Jason Miklie 445 John Miles 430 Lisa Miles 361 Steve Miles 300 Clarence Milldrum 451 Amy Miller 474 Annice Miller 370 Ashley Miller 457, 459 Chris Miller 437 Dave Miller 418 Greg Miller 367,418 Gwen Miller 374,456 Jeff Miller 430 Jeffrey Miller 438 John Miller 445 Karin Miller 317 Kathryn Miller 418 Ken Miller 447 Kevin Miller 418 Lisa Miller 330 Lynn Miller 352,418 Mark Miller 436 Michelle Miller 418,470 Nancy Miller 457 Ricky Miller 434 Robyn Miller 321 Sara Miller 467 Scott Miller 324 Shelley Miller 473 Tim Miller 357 Tory Miller 460 Traci Miller 418 Wayne Miller 449 William Miller 418 Amy Mills 418 Carolyn Mills 322 Cherylyn Mills 430 Ricky Mills 339, 440 Todd Mills 442 Michelle Milner 464 Rebecca Milner 418 Sherry Milner 425 Jami Milton 425,456 Anne Mims 340 Dabney Mims 468 Kathryn Mims 317,320,418 Stephen Mince 446 Gary Minch 436 Suzanne Miner 473 Mike Minihan 356 Alysia Minogue 418 Frankie Minor 397 Thomas Minor 430 Robert Minshull 418 Julie Minton 459 Mary Beth Mirabito 357, 467 Alysa Mirogue 337 Amy Missildine 425 Michael Mistrot 447 Wendy Mltcham 353, 430 Laurie Mitchel 457 Amanda Mitchell 474 Belinda Mitchell 334, 418 Ben Mitchell 418 Brad Mitchell 425 Carrie Mitchell 399 Charles Mitchell 359 Chris Mitchell 345. 451 Dee Mitchell 373 Felicia Mitchell 418 James Mitchell 322 Karen Mitchell 444 Laurie Mitchell 199 Paula Mitchell 308,418 Robert Mitchell 446 Robin Mitchell 466 Sonny Mitchell 315, 331 Marsha Mitchum 389 Louie Mitrovich 166 Ashley Mixon 471 Chris Mixson 370 Kunie Miyahara 322 Chris Mize 253,443 David Mize 434 John Mize 442 Chaundra Mobley 456 Karen Mobley 418 Melissa Mobley 468 Laura Moebes 460 Bambi Moffet 352 Robin Moffett 464 Richard Moffitt 447 Mridula Mohan 308 Caroline Molchan 473 Catherine Moloney 434 Cathy Moloney 386 Mary Monahan 181 Patrick Monchek 325 Muffin Moncrief 471 Douglas Monda 418 Angie Monday 418 Dean Money 425 Stewart Money 437 Carol Monfee 471 Cathi Monk 470 Phillip Monroe 451 Ray Monroe 440 Gerry Monrow 441 Mimi Monson 330, 456 Mimi Monson 456 Leslie Montabon 474 Julie Montanaro 355 John Monte 452 Sonya Montgomer 388 Dee Dee Montgomery 471 Jann Montgomery 467 Kim Montgomery 470 Monica Montgomery 377 Sonya Montgomery 388,470 Sonya Montgomery 470 Stephanie Montgomery 464 Kelley Moody 434 Scott Moody 418 Chrissy Mook 463 Ashley Moon 378, 463 Ashley Moon 463 Melinda Moon 456 Brian Mooney 439 David Mooney 439 Joni Mooney 174 William Mooney 442 Lois Mooneyham 457 Alan Moore 322 Bill Moore 418 Brian Moore 452 Bruce Moore 300,368,418 Bruce Moore 368 Bruce Moore 418 Carol Moore 425 Clenton Moore 437 Dennis Moore 359,430 Dennis Moore 430 Don Moore 430 Franklin Moore 253, 443 Franklin Moore 443 Gina Moore 26. 360 Gina Moore 360 Homer Moore 442 Jackie Moore 367 James Moore 437, 438 James Moore 438 Janet Moore 463 Jeff Moore 147 Jeffrey Moore 382, 425 Jeffrey Moore 425 Joel Moore 388 Karen Moore 347, 363,466 Karen Moore 363 Karen Moore 466 Kenny Moore 345,418,452 Kevin Moore 452 Lee Moore 403, 407 Mandie Moore 468 Margaret Moore 356, 399, 400, 425, 456 Margie Moore 399 Mark Moore 440 Marti Aoore 378,462 Matthew Moore 448 Mitchell Moore 437 Nancy Moore 363 Phearthur Moore 418 Rusty Moore 249 Stanley Moore 303, 385, 389 Sutton Moore 340, 354, 436 Thomas Moore 449 Tracy Moore 226, 351 Tray Moore 460 Greg Moorer 418 Mitzi Moorer 334, 366,463 Robin Moorer 418 Chris Moorhead 446 Mary Moorhead 322 Colleen Moran 425 Ed Moran 344 Sara Moran 467 John Moreno 425, 454 Johnny Moreno 387 Alicia Morgan 418 Anna Morgan 388, 466 Cathy Morgan 456 Charles Morgan 418 Danny Morgan 454 Gina Morgan 425 Heath Morgan 447 James Morgan 425 Jeanie Morgan 322 Jeff Morgan 322 Keith Morgan 388 Kellie Morgan 369, 418 Kelly Morgan 466 Kim Morgan 470 Leanne Morgan 463 Leigh Morgan 338, 434 Lisa Morgan 474 Lori Morgan 418 Melanie Morgan 308 Michael Morgan 418 Mitzi Morgan 308 Patricia Morgan 425 Renee Morgan 430 Ron Morgan 358, 359 Russ Morgan 443 Shannon Morgan 315,344,474 Toby Morgan 474 Wendell Morgan 430 Mary Morlock 418 Kari Moroney 311,463 Ray Morring 451 Roy Morring 367 Angela Morris 473 Benjamain Morris 438 Chris Morris 128, 147 Connie Morris 418 Jennifer Morris 418 Joan Morris 456 Liz Morris 373 Mary Morris 434 Mary Beth Morris 334, 473 Michael Morris 448 Sonya Morris 330 Tammy Morris 463 Whitney Morris 441 Curtis Morrison 418 Kelly Morrison 305, 375 David Morrow 450 Ellen Morrow 471 Richard Morrow 446 Roger Morse 305,418 Benjamin Morton 418 Suzanna Morton 425 Trey Morton 147 William Morton 447 John Moseley 446 Laurie Moseley 425 Mark Moseley 120, 303, 349, 446 Patrice Moseley 463 Ronda Moseley 430 Caroline Moses 226, 464 Leslie Moses 425 Q Marc Mosley 452 Mark Mosley 303 Patty Mosley 120, 31 1, 320, 349, 383, 459 William Mosley 437 Brenda Jo Moss 434 Chadrick Moss 447 David Moss 227, 323, 443 Todd Moss 430 David Mostellar 445 Julie Mostellar 468 Tide Mostellar 449 Carol Mote 430 Pat Mote 188 Walter Mote 418 John Motley 434 Beth Mott 468 Elaine Motte 313 David Moulder 418, 454 Kevin Moulin 444 Melissa Mount 418 Mellissa Mount 347 Julia Mountcastle 473 Inga Mountz 473 Michael Mow 455 Bill Moye 434 Sydney Moyers 418 Patrick Mrachek 455 Alpha Pi Mu 308 Donna Mueller 418 Kristina Mueller 463 Ronna Mueller 418 Antonia Muhammad 361 Linda Muilenburg 220, 471 John Muir 455 Laura Mulholland 465 Allison Mullen 347 Priscilla Mullen 464 Hugh Muller 322 Scott Mullet 324 Morris Mullin 451 John Mullins 315, 441 Kathleen Mullins 418,463 Ken Mullins 367 Susan Mullins 203, 460 Tammy Mullis 460 Ellen Mullowney 462 Don Mulvaney 341 Michael Mulvaney 118, 318, Jimmy Mummert 300 Tim Munday 324 Timothy Mundy 418 Tomas Munoz 425 John Munson 443 Robert Murdaugh 418 Sharon Murkerson 365, 387 Krista Murphree 374, 386 Lee Murphree 430 Nancy Murphree 459 David Murphy 302, 312, 366. Debbie Murphy 457 Don Murphy 446 Felicia Murphy 425 Howard Murphy 308 John Murphy 302 Juan P. Murphy 410 Mack Murphy 319 443 418 Mark Murphy 307. 324, 384. 418,446 Michael Murphy 436. 442 Shelly Murphy 280, 282, 291, 330, 459 Tim Murphy 418 John Murphy lll 430 Kelli Anne Murray 418, 457 Margaret Murray 425 Edward Musall 439 Walt Mussell 323, 386, 440 Craig Musselwhite 170 Lewis Mustard 369, 430 George Myatt 450 Elizabeth Myer 341 Betsy Myers 337 Fritz Myers 344 Larry Myers 444 Marty Myers 464 Mary Beth Myers 377 Michael J, Myers 418 Tricia Myers 468 Valerie Myers 430 NCAS 363 NSBE 376 NSSLHA 352 Omicron Nu 309 Amy Nabors 362 Devin Nabors 430,441 Kelli Nabors 468 Lisa Nae 337 Katherine Nagel 457 Thomas Nagel 322 Michele Nagy 418 Thomas Nail 437 Shan Namie 436 Will Nance 446 Cindy Napier 365, 462 Gary Nash 418 Michael Nash 437 Kim Nasti 331,462 Kenneth Naugher 455 Chris Nauman 455 Scott Naumoff 443 Joan Nave 473 Amy Naves 430 Marc Nay 444 Douglas Neal 449 Jeffery Neaves 439 Lisa Neel 322 Melissa Neel 322 Tom Neeley 397 Sherrie Neely 463 Wendy Neely 448 Todd Neider 241 James Neighbors 446 Gregory Neil 445 Teresa Neil 425 Kathy Nell 330 Kathryn Nelms 425 Peyton Nelon 192, 434 Alicia Nelson 467 Amy Nelson 418 Avery Nelson 474 Billy Nelson 418 Carol Nelson 465 Chris Nelson 365, 388 Evelyn Nelson 456 Hope Nelson 463 Jay Nelson 450 Jeffrey Nelson 425 Kevin Nelson 452 Lynne Nelson 121 Peyton Nelson 467 Sheri Nelson 467 Thomas Nelson 312,418 Penrod Nerkstien 446 Amelia Nettles 434 Denise Neuschwanter 473 Evelyn Neville 315 Paul Neville 425 Craig Newbold 434 Anne Carol Newman 464 Brigham Newman 451 Erik Newman 361 Frederick Newman 418 Jamey Newman 434 Kay Newman 322 Robyn Newman 430 Allan Newsome 430 Angie Newton 470 Chris Newton 302 Elizabeth Newton 321, 347, 459 Frances Newton 312,418 Francis Newton 300 Jason Newton 443 Laura Newton 430 Steven Newton 418 Patrick Nichol 251 Shane Nicholas 447 Allison Nichols 467 Carol Nichols 418 Chris Nichols 418 Kay Nichols 456 Leigh Nichols 388,459 Paul Nichols 300 Penni Nichols 330,468 Alan Nicholson 352 Jon Nicholson 448 Jeffrey Nickell 450 Robin Nickell 418 Thomas Nickles 452 Debbie Nickoley 467 Ross Nickoley 418 Barry Nicks 452 Gwen Nickson 468 Jeff Nicodemus 430 Catherine Nicol 378, 465 Jay Nidiffer 147 Jennifer Niebuhr 470 Todd Nieder 437 Steve Nippert 326 Claire Nivens 457 Jeffrey Nix 436 Mark Nix 453 Natalie Nix 457, 468 Suzanne Nix 470 Christa Nixon 434 David Nixon 373 Kinberly Noble 418 Max Noblin 450 Jenny Noland 473 Susan Noland 473 Dana Nolen 430 Dannelle Nolen 322 Carol Noles 456 John Nonnenmacher 448 Allison Norcross 463 Ann Norman 357, 470 Carol Norman 300,318 Jamie Norman 456 Natalie Norman 459 Scott Norman 447 Stacey Norman 473 Susan Norman 474 Sylvia Norman 418 Tonya Norman 425 Trey Norman 451 Conna Norred 418 Deanna Norred 332, 430 Larry Norred 425 Billy Norrell 448 Bobby Norris 322 Michele Norris 425 Sam Norris 443 Sonya Norris 425 Theresa Norris 470 John Northcutt 438 Stacy Northcutt 347, 463 Cheri Northrop 425 Ken Northrop 123, 318, 320, 402, 440. 502, 503 Kathy Norton 435 Scott Norton 440 Burnette Norwood 346,418 Robert Norwood 446 Stacy Norwood 367 Andrea Noskeland 456 Barbie Novak 464 Eta Kappa Nu 316 Kelly Nuckels 435 Hugh Nunn 358, 453 Leah Nunn 471 Loraine Nunn 321 Lori Nunn 474 Stephen Nunn 438 William Nunn 441,446 Meg Nystrom 176 Mark Obarr 418 Cathy Obrien 213, 365 James Obrien 438 John Obrien 438 Helen O'CalIahan 470 Kelly Oconnor 387, 388 Michael Oconnor 311,320, 452, 454 Claire Odaniel 467 Carmen O'Donnell 473 Kaki Oflinn 226,468 Allyson Ogwynn 471 Edward Ogwynn 449 Carol Ohara 373,418 Patrick Ohara 446 Will Ohear 449 Marvera Okelly 467 Brian Oneil 443 Tim Oneil 443 Mike Oneill 445 Pat Oneill 454 Richard Oneill 445 Robin Oneill 470 Andy Oreilly 455 Eddie Orourke 418 OPHD 376 Kelly Obenhaus 470 Jean Oberb 444 Joni Obrian 154 Davdi Ochsenknecht 388. Lee Odell 459 Celia Odom 304,357,470 Darlene Odom 435 Deborah Odom 425 Lynn Odom 430 Wayne Odom 430 Margie Odonnell 425 Kellie Off 221 Kelly Off 471 Tracie Off 226, 471 Heather Offer 473 Dierdri Offill 473 Philip Ogden 446 Mark Ogles 425 Michael Ray Ogles 430 Craig Ogletree 139 Jo Ogletree 418 Ed Ohman 156 Jeffrey Okerson 425 Melissa Olaveson 456 Cheryl Oldfield 466 Mark Oldham 418 Craig Olgetree 140 Les Olinger 359 Wanona Olinger 313 Bo Oliver 442 Chuck Oliver 399 Julian Oliver 444 Mary Jane Oliver 462 Maureen Oliver 435 Kristen Olsen 226 388, 4 425 Dianne Olson 322 Gregg Olson 156 Robin Olsson 430 Order of Omega 318 Delta Omicron 316 Michael Oneal 452 Chris Orfely 462 Jennifer Orr 174 Vicki Orr 154 Kevin Orter 139 John Ortman 437 Ruthanne Ortman 321,460 Jeffrey Osborn 455 Kelly Osborn 216,468 Ken! Osborn 441 Mark Osborn 425 Matthew Osborn 425 Sharon Osborn 466 Susan Osborn 363,466 Beth Osborne 462 Mark Osborne 452 Matthew Osborne 452 Avivi Osbourne 418 Michael Osbourne 418 Janice Osburn 361 Jana Os! 435 Betsy Osterling 309, 323, 352 459 Charles Otap 418 Andrea Ottaviani 463 Madelaine Outland 467 Chad Overholter 356 Denise Overstreet 369 Cyrone Overton 430 Kevin Overton 442 Tina Ovnic 456 Cindy Owen 352,468 Clair Owen 377 Debbie Owen 55 Allison Owens 474 Brad Owens 455 Brian Owens 453 Carla Owens 418 Charlie Owens 436 Cindy Owens 468 Claire Owens 457 Debbie Owens 466 Donald Owens 453 Gretchen Owens 474 Jeffery Owens 301 Jerron Owens 425 John Owens 451 Kathy Owens 363 Mark Owens 441 Max Owens 310 Randy Owens 455 Robin Owens 338 Robyn Owens 456 Sharon Owens 459 Susan Owens 377, 459 Wayne B. Owens Jr. 430 Timothy Owings 439 Murphy Owmbey 440 Kevin Owsley 339, 342, 440 Darrell Pace 425 Deborah Pace 418 Mary Pace 435 Richard Pace 442 Michael Pacer 430 James Packard 301,369,418 Bob Padgett 325 Daphne Padgett 471 Jeff Padgett 446 John Padgett 331, 338, 446 Kee Padgett 425 Keith Padgett 451 Kim Padgett 468 Barry Page 430 Deborah Page 473 Glenndon Page 430 Jonny Pagett 317 Elfi Paholsa 341 Jennifer Pain 471 Christine Paine 387,473 Beth Painter 463 Jennifer Painter 377, 456 Susie Palermo 470 Felicia Palmer 425 Jeffrey Palmer 441 Jo Ellen Palmer 322 John Palmer 418 Katharyn Palmer 425 Maribeth Palmer 457 Robbie Palmer 418 Rosemary Palmer 418 Cherri Pancake 322 Bryan Pape 445 Kay Pappadakis 470 Michael Paradise 370,418 Micheal Paradise 305 Darren Paramore 453 Jeffery Paramore 322 Suzanne Paramore 459 Gina Pardue 352, 425 Laura Parham 468 Stephen Parham 447 Marla Parille 466 Robert Parille 437 Debbie Park 418 Laura Park 444 Angie Parker 456 Charles Parker 322 Chris Parker 430 Ellen Parker 301 Ellwn Parker 464 Frank Parker 445 Jennifer Parker 321,469 Kala Parker 344 Laurie Parker 425 Matt Parker 175 Michael Parker 418 Michele Parker 430 Nicole Parker 20, 471 Patty Parker 457 Sandra Parker 470 Sheppard Parker 316 William Parker 439, 455 Vicki Parkman 459 Melissa Parks 352, 466 Tracey Parks 464 Scotty Parma 305 David Parmer 440 Jeff Parmer 331, 410 Lee Parris 344 Russell Parris 455 Dianne Parrish 425 Jeff Parrott 308 Suzanne Parrott 353, 430 Jeff Parsh 324 Ashley Parsons 471 Frank Parsons 453 Jane Parsons 469 Karen Parsons 430 Lori Parsons 430 Todd Parsons 448 William Parsons 448 Lorrie Partain 435 Jon Parton 453 Kevin Partridge 334 Steve Partridge 438 Missy Paschal 435, 473 David Paschall 442 Jim Pascutti 453 Shannon Pass 460 Alvin Pate 418 Karen Pate 353 Kimberlynn Pate 463 Phillip Pate 439 Kirk Paterson 322 Takis Patikas 442 John Patrick 449 Steve Patrick 359 Rebecca Patten 473 Seay Van Patten 458 Jan Patterson 435 Justin Patterson 443 Kelly Patterson 471 Leslie Patterson 464 Shauna Patterson 435 Shelli Patterson 363 Stacey Patterson 352 Steven Patterson 439 Cynthia Pattillo 322 Dilip Kumar Paul 410 Lynn Paul 345, 473 Michael Paul 453 Cindy Paulchak 353,377 Douglas Pauley 439 Michael Pauley 439 Robert Pawlowski 451 Amy Payne 425 Heather Payne 330, 470 Jim Payne 345 Julie Payne 364, 425 Karen Payne 425 Keahter Payne 330 Kimberly Payne 322 Leah Payne 470 Robin Payne 352 William Payne 435 Walter Payton 345, 441 David Peace 418 Randy Peacock 418 Sherry Peak 357, 368 Lisa Pearce 387 John Pearle 438 Heidi Pearson 283, 323, 34 Phyllis Pearson 418 Gordon Pease 449 Margaret Peddy 330 David Peden 425 Janine Pedersen 310 Janine Pederson 330 Keith Peevy 447 Harry Peffen 441 Janie Peine 368 Amy Peinhardt 330 Robert Peister 436 Karen Pelczar 392 Jan Pendleton 418 Opus Penguin 912 James Penney 430 Kelly Penney 185 Michael Pennington 430 Mike Penny 367, 419 John Penry 455 Neva Penton 466 Denise Pephrey 322 Tammy Peppers 347,463 Brian Perchulski 439 Patrick Perdue 419 Lizette Peredo 374 Alan Perfect 336, 419 George Perigo 344 Brett Perkins 325 James Perkins 348 Jeffery Perkins 455 Kim Perkins 330,462 Laty Perkins 463 Martha Perkins 473 Philip Perkins 448 Warren Perkins 366 Scott Perren 451 Catherine Perricone 304 Kathryn Perrie 473 Tim Perrott 425 Kristina Perrson 181 Elaine Perry 310,419 Grant Perry 369 James Perry 419 Kandis Perry 181 Kevin Perry 439 Lloyd Perry 367 Lori Perry 435 Sarah Perry 470 William Perryman 439 Cindy Pessoney 435 Cindy Peterman 337 Blaine Peters 300 Chris Peters 419 Emilie Peters 470 Jason Peters 419 Jill Peters 419 Sami Petersen 466 Alex Peterson 419 Doug Peterson 444 Gregory Peterson 419 James Peterson 419 Janine Peterson 366 Sandi Peterson 364 Valerie Peterson 364, 419 Deanna Petillo 388, 462 William Petit 441 Tara Petosa 374, 430 Jennifer Petrie 430 Dean Petters 419 Todd Pettigrew 399 Kelli Petty 467 9, 459 Kim Pfeiffer 465 William Pflug 451 William Pfug 419 Courtney Pharr 459 Jennifer Phelps 459 Julia Phelps 435 Julie Phelps 463 Ryan Phelps 319,341,436 Courtney Pherr 332 Pi Delta Phi 314 Phi Delta Chi 357 Susan Philhower 464 Michael Phillips 373 Annettee Phillips 466 Carolyn Phillips 459 Chuck Phillips 336,338,339 Clay Phillips 300 Cynthia Phillips 419 Duane Phillips 325 Edward Phillips 132 Ernest Phillips 396 Glenn Phillips 343,406,419 Greg Phillips 340, 354 Gregory Phillips 436 Harry Phillips 304. 346 John Phillips 453 Jonathan Phillips 425 Karen Phillips 313 Laura Lynn Phillips 460 Merrile Phillips 119, 31 1, 349, 384. 459 Michael Phillips 425, 439 Patricia Phillips 419 Patty Phillips 344 Rachel Phillips 216,469 Robert Phillips 419 Samuel Phillips 451 Steve Phillips 156 Timothy Phillips 419 Merile Phillups 320 Claire Philpot 473 Edward Philyaw 442 Julie Phleps 374 Wendy Phoebus 460 Vinh Phung 425 Delta sigma Pi 317 Tau Beta Pi 306 Leslie Piatt 435 Sherri Pickard 474 Kenneth Pickens 325, 438 Lisa Pickens 471 Karen Pickett 330 Tessa Pickett 338, 339, 465 Christy Pierce 419 Connie Pierce 456 Phillip Pierce 322 Sabina Pierce 419 Stacy Pierce 460 Fran Pierson 385, 387, 459 Rich Pierson 368 Richard Piland 430 William Piland 425 Pansy Pilkinton 469 Shelley Pillar 456 Renee Pina 347,425 Elizabeth Pinamonti 471 Robert Pinch 335 Jamie Pinion 471 Randall Pinkston 419 Tom Pinkston 419 Dawn Pino 378 Don Pinson 449 Lloyd Pinson 435,441 Mark Pinson 251,441 Paul Pinson 440 Paul Pinyan 436 Leslie Piot 448 Kristi Pipes 474 Sigfred Pipitan 370 Bret Pippen 395 Harris Pippen 442 Philip Piraino 300 Denise Piter 473 Nance Pittard 473 Gregory Pittman 449 Kim Pitts 419 Tim Pitts 250 Scott Placek 447 Heather Placock 339 Plainsman 390 War lhgle Girls and Plainsmen 349 Andrew Plate 453 Charles Player 455 William Plazewski 435 David Plumb 156, 159 Jeffry Plummer 419 Michael Plunket 443 Bobby Poage 334 Mindy Podawilitz 456 Leigh Ann Pody 330 Karen Poe 313 Julie Poe 430 Karen Poe 355 Kelly Poland 465 Ruddy Polhill 15, 446 Scotty Polhill 457 Charles Polk 322 Jim Pollock 308 Julie Pollock 471 Luke Pollock 339 Jeff Ponder 453 Kevin Ponder 446 Lawrence Ponder 451 Paige Ponder 335 Tom Ponder 359 Jim Ponseti 358 Patricia Ponseti 352 Peter Ponte 324 Andrea Poole 464 Connie Poole 337,419 Robert Poole 442 Scott Poole 448 Alan Pope 440 Carolyn Pope 469 Charles Pope 440 Gail Pope 419 James Pope 309, 386 Jeff Pope 370 Kathi Pope 335 Laura Pope 361 Liza Pope 464 Mandy Pope 462 Pam Pope 316, 338 Richard Pope 369 Melanie Popejoy 425 Daniel Popovic 448 Rachel Popwell 466 Sharon Porshee 365 Charles Porter 322 Christie Porter 388, 466 Kevin Porter 128 Meg Porter 377 Scott Porter 334, 385, 387, 441 Susan Porter 154 William Porter 455 Scott Portis 438 Lee Posey 445 Lesley Posey 384,459 Wendy Posner 473 Lawrence Possien 436 Sean Postlewaite 373 Jennifer Potter 470 Margaret Potter 463 Poultry Science Club 344 Carl Pouncey 435 Christy Pouncey 435 Linda Pouyadou 367 Kathy Powe 419 Anthony Powell 325 Brian Powell 442 Chip Powell 136, 139 Denise Powell 470 Elise Powell 363, 386, 425 James Powell 445 Senise Powell 357 Sherri Powell 419 Thomas Powell 455 Tom Powell 188 Tommy Powell 132 Greg Powers 370 Gregory Powers 419 Mike Powers 441 Paige Powers 471 Rory Powers 379 Jennifer Poyner 467 Hamilton Poynor 445 Jennifer Poynor 467 Melissa Poynter 464 Terrie Prater 474 Patti Prather 444 Sherry Prather 425 Paige Prator 319,321,463 Jeff Pratt 356 Pre College Counsel 348 Jamie Prescott 356 Robert Prescott 430, 438 Steven Presley 338, 339 Susan Presley 462 Andrea Pressgrove 469 Linda Preston 425 Ann Prestridge 322 Peanut Prewitt 446 Thomas Prewitt 451 Tommy Prewitt 266 Darlene Price 419 Elissa Price 307, 309, 319, 383, 463 Jamie Price 453 Janet Price 462 Jennifer Price 464 John Price 270, 453 Julie Price 425 Karen Price 397. 425 Kendall Price 425 Sheila Price 471 Stuart Price 442 Tamera Price 469 Tommy Price 445 Vicki Price 462 Cheryl Prickett 364, 460 Ritchie Prickron 455 Robert Pride 312,449 Anne Pridgen 435 Duncan Priest 324, 419 Craig Prillips 455 Barry Prim 446 Fred Primm 231 Jeff Prince 453 James Prine 439 Patrick Pring 441 Lauri Pringle 471 Kelly Prisoc 464 Leigh Prisoc 435,464 David Pritchett 447 Jerry Pritchett 455 Menesa Pritchett 430 Stacey Pritchett 21 1, 226, 465 Kurt Prochaska 325,419 Palmes Proctor 449 Robert Proctor 310 Susan Proctor 425 Yul Provancha 175 Elizabeth Pruden 181 Beth Anne Pruet 430 Michael Pruet 439 Mimi Pruet 471 David Pruett 240, 340 Alison Pruitt 386 Amy Pruitt 44 Kenneth Pruitt 419 Melissa Pruitt 55, 459 Bert Prytherch 437 Beta Alpha Psi 315 Phi Psi 310 Billy Pucket 435 Ronie Puent 453 Ronnie Puent 453 Franklin Pugh 447 Keith Pugh 338, 440 Lauri Pugh 338, 435 Leigh Pugh 425 Mark Pugh 370, 430, 443 Marsha Pugh 469 Steve Pullan 341 Chris Pullen 367, 425 Charles Pullin 370 Steven Pullon 431 Kevin Pumphrey 174 Shannon Purdy 457 Kevin Purivs 322 Leigh Pursley 462 Kristina Putney 469 Melissa Putney 419 Stephanie Putzi 181 Carl Pylant, Ill 419 Phi Kappa Phi 298 Kappa Psi 300 Katherine Qualls 466 Keith Queeny 419 Craig Quick 438 Rhonda Quick 211,465 Vonda Quick 471 Lucy Quina 352 Andrew Quinn 451 Doug Quinn 453 Been R 454 Navy ROTC 328, 329 Melinda Rabren 425 Travis Rabren 451 Kerri Rackleff 459 Lee Ann Radcliff 368 Lee Anne Radcliff 456 Catherine Radford 389 Pam Radtke 387 Karen Radwill 345, 387, 388 Richard Ragan 447 Selena Ragan 460 Jill Ragland 322 Rhonda Ragsdale 378, 457 Anita Raia 470 Greg Raiborn 310 Kerry Rainer 419 Allen Raines 448 Dion Rainwater 367 Chris Raispis 355,387,431 Brad Ralph 419 Lisa Ramey 364,464 Margaret Ramsey 466 Mark Ramsey 345,448 Pam Ramsey 352 Tucker Ramsey 369 Chris Rand 449 Robin Rand 469 Richard Randolph 447 Walt Randolph 446 Wart Randolph 387 Christine Raney 474 Beth Rankin 341 Elizabeth Rankin 419 James Rankin 437 Pam Ransdell 435, 470 Lewis Ransey, Jr. 419 Sallie Ransom 463 Amy Rapoport 373 Maria Raquipiso 419 Jeff Rasbury 435 Daren Rasey 447 Michael Rasmussen 419 L. J. Rassekh 362 Nancy Rathel 431 Suzanne Rauch 435, 465 Andrea Rauhoff 316, 332, 338 459 Betsy Rausch 470 Derek Ravlerson 111 Jeffrey Rawlings 451 David Ray 300 George Ray 451 Ginny Ray 469 Graham Ray 448 James Ray 442 Kelly Ray 338,470 Lawrence Ray 419 Terri Ray 363 Tim Rayborn 308 Timothy Rayborn 419 Karl Rayburn 331 Tim Rayburn 306 Fred Rayfield 367 Melissa Rayfield 323, 331 Andrew Raymond 431 Larry Readal 324 Donna Reagan 379 Kristi Reagan 459 Matt Reagan 451 Zac Real 356 Zachary Real 419 Susan Reardon 300 Deirdre Reason 456 Chris Reaves 378 Edward Reavis 449 Mary Beth Rebello 462 Jeff Redderson 441 Chris Reddick 437 Mark Redding 357 Amruth Reddy 364 Stephen Redifer 324 Alan Redmon 312 Diane Reed 347 Elizabeth Reed 425 Jesse Reed 451 Kimberly Reed 322 Lena Reed 354 Randy Reed 233 Robert Reed 445 Scott Reed 445 Steve Reed 174, 175 Tony Reed 437 Gregory Reeder 454 J. D. Reese 242 James Reese 438 Alicia Reeves 426 Andrew Reeves 324 Ben Reeves 454 Gaby Reeves 473 Jennifer Reeves 332 Jesse Reeves 426 Leslie Reeves 435 Michael Reeves 441 Micheal Reeves 358 Renee Reeves 469 Rita Reeves 347,469 Steven Reeves 322 Walter Reeves 134 Wendy Reeves 460 Charles Regan 449 Charlie Regan 263 Elgin Regan 445 Lynn Register 464 Elizabeth Reichley 435 Renee Reick 373, 467 Wendy Reick 377, 457 Chuck Reid 370 Glenn Reid 451 James Reid 453 June Reid 419 Linda Reid 419 Mary Nell Reid 435 Tom Reid 431 Erin Reilly 462 Rachel Reiney 181 Laurel Reis 463 Sandra Reiss 322 Boyd Peter Relac 123 Karen Renegar 471 Pam Renfroe 377, 469 Tamara Renie 353 Tamara Ann Renie 410 Pate Renneker 459 Michael Renninger 419 Viki Renta 466 Roger Reuse 431 Bill Revington 344 Gwen Revington 344 Patti Rexner 431 David Reynolds 426 Edward Reynolds 357 Fred Reynolds 373 Harvard Reynolds 442 Jennifer Reynolds 419 Jimmy Reynolds 426 Lisa Reynolds 288 Martha Reynolds 355 Melissa Reynolds 365, 435, 460 Rick Reynolds 453 Roy Reynolds 362 Teresa Reynolds 332 William Reynolds 419 Shirley Rhea 426 Alpha Eta Rho 303 Shawn Rhoads 431 David Rhodes 419 Graham Rhodes 371 Michael Rhodes 435 Paige Rhodes 460 Rachael Rhodes 474 Robin Rhodes 322 Mary Rhyne 463 Erwin Ricafort 446 Elizabeth Rice 419 Eric Rice 242, 369, 438 Johnna Rice 419 Laurence Rice 419 Robert Rice 334, 451 Robert Rice 451 Sue Rice 462 Vicki Rice 456 Kristin Rich 456 Scott Rich 431 Sherry Rich 353 Timothy Rich 453 Guy Richard 437 Caron Richards 312,419 Eric Richards 305,373,419 Jeff Richards 334 John Richards 419 Karen Richards 419 Mark Richards 446 Michael Richards 419 Pam Richards 185 Randy Richards 419 Arlis Richardson 471 Dana Richardson 455 Frank Richardson 445 Laura Richardson 472 Mark Richardson 448 Pam Richardson 347 Robert Richardson 322 Susan Richardson 317 Thomas Richardson 419 William Richardson 447 John Richbury 341 Joan Richerson 322 Charlotte Richey 304 Lyle Richey 344 Richard Richie 455 Ellsworth Richter 419 Monty Richter 373 Mary Rickett 474 John Rickey 322 Cynthia Ricks 459 Dewayne Riddle 310, 366 Karen Riddle 205, 462 Winston Riddle 419 Dana Ridgeway 355, 419 Jeff Ridlebarger 337 Tim Riecke 317 Herman Ried 322 Stacey Rife 364, 387 Pershing Rif1es 325 Steven Rigdon 431 Emily Riggins 435 Hellyn Riggins 470 Michelle Riggs 226, 460 Beth Riley 474 Caprice Riley 467 Cynthia Riley 322 Davey Riley 439 Dodd Riley 366,370,419 Patrick Riley 438 William Riley 449 Mark Rist 319 Sara Ritchey 322 Eric Ritchie 317,426 Jana Rittenhouse 334,466 William Rivenbark 449 Arquila Rivers 435 Rebecca Rivers 426 Blaine Roach 470 Marietta Roach 322 Susan Roach 469 Cathy Robbins 457 Paige Robbins 463 Steve Robbins 388 Wes Robbs 240,340,341 Eric Roberg 357 David Roberson 441 Jay Roberson 442 Jennifer Roberson 363 Joe Roberson 419 Kendall Roberson 439 Laura Roberson 460 Lee Roberson 449 Brenda Roberts 377, 466 Dana Roberts 332 Daryl Roberts 419 David Roberts 426 Debora Roberts 462 Debra Roberts 377 Dolly Roberts 469 Ginger Roberts 466 Janice Roberts 431 Jeff Roberts 447 John Roberts 437 Lara Roberts 474 Laura Roberts 374 Lea Roberts 316, 419 Leigh Anne Roberts 463 Malinda Roberts 466 Michelle Roberts 426 Scott Roberts 419 Selena Roberts 365 Siobann Roberts 369 Siobhan Roberts 301, 473 Susan Roberts 347, 469 Thomas Roberts 419,453 William Roberts 447 Amanda Robertson 388, 466 Cindy Robertson 474 David Robertson 367 Eddie Robertson 447 Joseph Robertson 369, 419 Kevin Robertson 455 Lee Robertson 338 Melissa Robertson 321, 357, 466 Michelle Robinette 315, 347 Adam Robinson 400 Alan Robinson 437 Ann Robinson 460 Ashley Robinson 464 Brett Robinson 441 Darryl Robinson 419 Deveaux Robinson 469 Douglas Robinson 386 Fred Robinson 369 Howard Robinson 451 Jami Robinson 431 Jennifer Robinson 332,419,473 Julie Robinson 456 Laura Robinson 353, 426 Leigh Robinson 470 Mark Robinson 439 Melissa Robinson 378,407,431 Michael Robinson 324, 345, 419 Michelle Robinson 462 Paige Robinson 463 Patricia Robinson 419 Randy Robinson 419, 440 Rodney Robinson 419,447 Frederick Robinson, Jr. 419 John Robish 451 Walter Robison 443 David Robold 426 Brett Roby 443 Derec Roby 419 Suzette Roby 357 Beth Roccaforte 472 Jose Rocha 179 Kelley Roche 426 Kelly Roche 454 Tracy Rocker 134 David Rockett 435 Jo Anne Rockwell 419 Rodeo Club 354 Lisa Rodgers 419 Neil Rodgers 419 Sonya Rodgers 419 Daniel Rodriguel 447 Daniel Rodriguez 256 Cami Roe 347, 460 Chris Roebuck 431 Trey Rogan 440 Brian Rogers 431,455 David Rogers 451 Jerry Rogers 322 Julie Rogers 469 Luke Rogers 431 Michael Rogers 445 Nancy Rogers 378, 458 Robyn Rogers 463 Tami Rogers 444 Maria Roggiero 338 Dr. Robert Roggio 305 Dana Rohman 464 Fricka Roland 419 Marie Roling 472 Janet Rollman 472 Scott Roman 369, 454 Steve Roman 454 Richard Rome 367 James Ronca 362 Paige Roney 472 Robin Roney 458 Penn Rooker 437 Rhonda Rooks 363, 384, 458 Elizabeth Roper 419 Kim Roquemore 462 Aureliano Rosas 419 Karen Rose 472 Piper Rose 431,472 Robert Rosen 451 Kristin Rosenbaum 419 Constance Rosenblatt 357, 419 Lesley Rosenbleeth 435 Kellie Rosic 388 Shawn Rosier 426 Bernard Ross 361 Karen Ross 435 Ricki Ross 458 Wynnde Ross 466 Sherie Rosser 353 Steve Roth 455 Chris Rounds 419 Mary Rountree 459 Chris Roush 120, 303, Sarah Rowan 470 Mike Rowe 449 Elisa Rowell 431 Greg Rowell 419 J. Burton Rowell 455 Terri Rowell 310 Beth Rowlen 419 Robert Roy 444 Andra Royster 419 311, 320, 391 Robert Royston 336, 338 Amy Rpoport 369 Pat Rucker 458 Angie Rudd 419 Jeffrey Rude 341 Melanie Rudisill 473 Judy Rudolph 347,46 Theresa Rudy 397 Chris Rui 369, 431 Devin Ruffin 324 Daria Ruggiero 464 Rebecca Ruhsam 435 Peter Rumbarger 446 Chuck Rumbley 447 Paula Runte 444 9 SSW bi' as fa ste Ea' .J at 3 ' gfe , -3 ? tsir 8 ,, Eg, ., . 'N Q -X Closing 497 Ann Runyan 315,419 Russell Runyan 419 Kimberly Ruple 419 Robert Ruppenthal 419, Howard Rush 373 Miss Fall Rush 281 Dennis Rushina 448 Steve Rusk 426 Brandon Russell 259 Cathy Russell 466 Craig Russell 442 Debbie Russell 456 Donald Russell 442 Dwayne Russell 438 lan Russell 162, 163 Jon Russell 315 Jonathan Russell 419 Joy Russell 467 Kevin Russell 373, 386. Rusty Russell 448 Scott Russell 442 Sonji Russell 419 Tina Russell 347, 464 Kimberly Rust 419 Fran Rutland 469 Lissa Rutland 317, 337, Louis Rutland 449 Kay Rutledge 363,464 Nathaniel Rutledge 361 451 426 469 Terri Rutledge 330, 352, 456 Debbie Ruyl 469 Cathy Ryan 344 Christina Ryan 431 Christy Ryan 345 David Ryan 451,453 Howard Ryan 322 Karen Ryan 462 Kim Ryan 462 Lisa Ryan 330, 465 Sally Ryan 459 Wyndy Ryan 458 Stephen Ryberg 445 James Ryerson 419 Jim Ryerson 156 Greg Ryland 441 Dawn Rylee 462 Martha Rynolds 426 Teresa Rynolds 465 Ellen Saal 474 Luz Sabillon 323, 392, 403, 426 David Sabo 369 Gordon Sachs 357 Gordon Sacks 355 Michael Sage 431 Clark Sahlie 318,448 Christian Sahlman 451 Juliette Saia 458 Sailing Club 359 Benjamin Saleeby 445 Deborah Salem 419 Richard Salem 442 Steve Saling 447 Stacia Salisbury 474 Bethany Sallee 444 Krista Salminen 331 Lauren Salminen 426 Robert Salmon 447 Yael Salomon 359, 467 Florrie Salter 284, 349, 458 Pamela Salter 426 Sandy Salter 461 Beatriz Sanchez 467 Janice Sandberg 419 Angel Sanders 463 Blake Sanders 419 Charles Sanders 431 Jennifer Sanders 330 Ki Sanders 388, 435 Melanie Sanders 463 Mike Sanders 341 Roger Sanders 366 Trey Sanders 12, 303. Ban Sanderson 442 Dan Sanderson 441 Ken Sanderson 431 Barbi Sandlin 472 Randy Sanford 247 Tom Sansom 426 Mickey Santorum 270 Sergio Santorum 453 Paula Saour 419 Sandra Sargent 322 Stan Sargent 435 Renee Sass 466 Cathy Sasser 474 Paul Sasser 322 Karen Satterfield 458 Laura Satterfield 458 Al Saunders 384,443 Candy Saunders 419 Margie Saunders 378, 4 383, 396 58 Maureen Saunders 319,347 Trey Saunders 348 Amy Savage 242, 458 James Savage 438 Jim Savage 243 Closing Mary Ben Savage 119, 200, 226, 285, 287, 31 1, 320, 346, 349, 459 Sharon Savage 419 Sochitra Savant 431 Keith Savas 440 Linwood Saville 335 Angela Sawyer 456 Scott Sawyer 442 Laurie Saxon 310 Lisa Sayers 300,419 Mark Sayers 156, 352 Angie Saywell 464 Cliff Sazon 340 Charles Scaglione 443 Becca Scaife 363, 419 Desmond Scaife 419 Brint Scales 437 Rhonda Scarbrough 347, 458 Shannon Scarbrough 347, 458 Gerald Schaaisma 447 Gary Schaal 455 Robert Schaal 455 Kristie Schaber 355 Suzy Schaffer 332 Peter Schaper 163 Ann Scheidt 365, 456 Patti Schell 407 Tim Schell 331, 439 Michael Schene 455 Mike Schepers 444 Anne Scheuren 388, 470 Ren Scheurrman 275 Anne Scheuten 387 Marcus Schick 419 Donald Schiese 453 Martha Schiesz 322 Renea Schilleci 347, 358 Cindi Schiller 458 Andrew Schiro 431 Kenneth Schlich 444 Kirsten Schlichting 431 Rya Schmauss 426 Hubert Schmerbauch 445 Chris Schmidt 364, 455 Gregory Schmidt 455 Sarah Schmidt 426 Donna Schneider 57 Karen Schneider 175,431 Tim Schneider 441 Paul Schnitalein 301 Melissa Schoel 470 Scott Schoel 443 Krista Schoenberg 435 Lynne Schoenl 462 Rob Schoenl 388 Robert Schofield 431 Shirley Schofield 387,426 Terrie Schofield 387,419 Deanna Schrader 347,466 Blaise Schreger 326 Valerie Schreiber 365,463 Marc Schrier 446 Arnold Schrimsles 341 Bradley Schroeder 443 Curt Schrond 367 Sabra Schuchman 363 Rob Schuler 346 Amy Schulte 461 Lora Schultz 334 Debbie Schulz 462 Mary Beth Schwaiger 330, 464 Kathy Schwartz 473 Carlos Schweinfurth 439 Mark Schwind 300 Mark Scoenholz 369 Amy Scofield 470 Alan Sconiers 419 Andrew Scott 449 Brandon Scott 352 Donald Scott 361, 419 Jennifer Scott 473 Julie Scott 473 Mike Scott 359 Ray Scott 356 William Scott 449 Christina Scranton 344,426 Troy Scrapchansky 426 Elizabeth Screven 338 Richard Scriuner 325 Richard Scrivner 431 Susan Scroggins 334, 366, 426 Tracy Scroggins 419 Debbie Scruggs 332 Randall Scruggs 449 Sharon Scruggs 363, 420, 469 Randy Scussel 348 Dino Seakianos 420 Deborah Seale 420 Sharon Seale 420 David Searcy 447 Michele Searcy 431 Stacy Searls 128 Kimberly Sears 444 Michele Sease 420, 464 Kay Seay 304, 357 Shannon Seay 438 Sonia Seay 431 Michael Secind 448 I. Putu Sedana 410 Daniel Seep 431 John Seeter 444 Michielle Sego 458 David Seagraves 431 Victor Segrest 446 Mary Ann Seifert 377, 387 Kathy Seil 462 Lisa Seiler 464 Hellen Sekas 461 Laura Seldon 420 Lisa Seldon 435 Taylor Seldon 333 Nick Self 451 Sam Self 357 Sue Self 431 Ronald Sell 435,437 Laura Sellers 420 Lee Anne Sellers 431 Mel Sellers 426 Ragen Sellers 461 Renee Sellers 355 Sandy Sellers 469 Sean Sellers 431 Lou Selman 463 Sara Selman 463 James Semler 441 John Sengson 443 Amelia Senkbeil 420 Dale Senzek 301, 369, 439 Dale Senzek 369 Dale Senzek 439 Michele Sessions 426 April Sewell 431 Mike Sewell 315 Jane Sexton 461 Jaymie Sexton 193,459 Joan Sexton 203,461 Scott Sexton 453 Tammy Seymour 462 Tonya Seymour 467 Alan Shachelford 451 Alan Shackelford 435 James Shaffer 449 Kim Shaffer 352, 459 Liz Shaffer 397,431 Suzy Shaffer 315 George Shamblin 449 Eric Shane 431 Sherri Shaner 472 Sheri Shaneyfelt 469 Lynne Shank 359 Kim Shanklin 466 Sherri Shanks 470 Len Shannon 384, 446 Robert Shannon 420 Roger Shannon 315,317,331 David Sharp 455 Leanne Sharp 426, 339 Robin Sharp 164,215,467 Tracy Shaver 435 Debbie Shaw 346, 372, 396, 397 Dianne Shaw 426 Elizabeth Shaw 420 Jake Shaw 335 James Shaw 453 Mark Shaw 420 Suzanne Shaw 376 Thomas Shaw 420 Jolie Sheffeild 317 John Sheffield 455 Jill Sheiner 361, 435 Marcus Shelby 420 Paula Shelley 345, 420 Amy Shelton 357 Cindy Shelton 426 Michael Shelton 355 Sarita Shelton 473 Suzanne Shelton 420 Ashlee Shepard 469 Stacy Shepard 463 Jeffrey Shephard 435 David Shepherd 313, 420 Mary Beth Shepherd 420 Stacy Shepherd 420 Michele Shepler 357 Stephanie Sheppard 472 Ronny Sherard 463 Veronica Sherard 370, 403 Scott Sherer 325 Donald Sherrell 448 Mark Sherrill 301 Susan Sherry 420 John Sherwin 454 Laurie Shewmake 456 Lesleigh Shewmake 122, 226, 305, 318, 346, 456 James Shikle 322 Gregory Shilling 451 Karen Shillington 465 Laura Shingler 474 Angella Shipp 465 Paul Shipra 410 Bryan Shirley 420 Chris Shirley 334, 366 Craig Shirley 305,372 Lisa Shirley 321 Steven Shirley 420 Carl Shivera 341 Jeff Shlapak 420 Rob Shoaf 175 Shannon Shoemaker 472 Sharon Shoemaker 420 Andrea Shoff 322 Gwen Shoopman 420 Jennifer Short 461 Margaret Shorter 506 Jonathan Shorts 361 Steve Shotts 451 Catherine Shull 420 Debbie Shultz 205 Kathryn Shuman 322 Carlos Sibley 446 Michael Sickeler 455 Marianne Sickman 123 Frank Sides 366 Yvonne Sides 369 Michael Sienkiewier 439 Michelle Sievert 469 Papa Sig 250 Greg Sigle 420 Eta Mu Sigma 318 Lambda Sigma 319 Phi Eta Sigma 309 Phi Lambda Sigma 314 Pi Tau Sigma 302 Mike Sikeler 275 Carrie Sikes 426 Steven Silberman 437 Susan Sillins 364 Kathy Silvestri 420 Carter Simmons 449 George Simmons 437 Sonia Simmons 431 Suzanne Simmons 431 Jack Simms 396 Paul Simms 324 Robert Simons 455 Stuart Simons 361 Jay Simonton 426 Annie Simpers 334,420 Jorune Simpkins 376 John Simpson 441 Shannon Simpson 431,470 Susan Simpson 420 Amanda Sims 458 Bryan Sims 431 Chris Sims 440 Edwin Sims 324 George Sims 420 James Sims 449 Jeff Sims 344, 420 Jimmy Sims 420 Kevin Sims 447 Laura Sims 379,387,431 Paul Sims 426 Penny Sims 461 Robby Sims 111 Susam Sims 420 Susan Sims 352 Donald Sinclair 322 Patrick Sinclair 447 Roger Singletary 69, 234, 404, 407 Gina Singleton 459 Jana Singleton 463 Randy Singleton 341 Sage Singleton 435, 467 Jeri Siniard 459 Amy Sinnock 420 Con Sinyard 335 Don Sinyard 420 Starla Sipper 420 Symaruddin Siregar 410 Charles Sirmon 379 Mark Slsk 441 Diane Sisson 308,435 Dianne Sisson 388 Mark Sisson 435 Martin Sisson 301 Susan Sitton 472 Melanie Sivley 50, 142, 289 Ron Siwa 156 Ronald Skarupa 435 Marilyn Skinner 374 Russell Skinner 322 Sarilyn Skinner 464 Susan Skinner 435 Stacy Skipworth 365,469 Scott Skoneki 451 Donna Slagle 420 Tabbatha Slappe 426 Edward Slate 447 Dana Slaten 431 Dawn Slaughter 472 Julianne Slaughter 459 Daisy Slay 469 Patrick Slay 426 Phil Slay 341 Phillip Slay 420 James Slife 431 Scott Slocum 436 Terry Slocum 387 Carolyn Sloss 459 Thomas Sloss 442 Tom Sloss 304, 399 Julie Smallridge 469 Anitra Smalls 431 Dean Smallwood 437 John Smallwood 447 Jeffrey Smart 447 Ettye Smelley 420 Tommy Smeltzer 398, 399, 400, 401 Kim Smiht 317 Meghan Smiht 366 Allen Smith 319,440 Allyson Smith 462 Amanda Smith 431 Amy Smith 339, 458, 462, 474 Andy Smith 439 Anne Smith 214,346,466 Aubrey Smith 439 Barry Smith 420 Bart Smith 338 Brackin Smith 322 Brenda Smith 420 Brett Smith 420 Brian Smith 128, 341, 354, 436 Carrie Smith 321, 330, 426, 456, 469 Charlie Smith 156 Christina Smith 388 Cindy Smith 456 Collin Smith 431 Connie Smith 36,330,379 Dalton Smith 451 Dana Lynn Smith 410 David Smith 334 Dawn Smith 469 Debbie Smith 317,345,420 Denise Smith 367, 431,435 Diane Smith 352, 459 Drew Smith 442 Elisa Smith 388 Elizabeth Smith 472 Eric Smith 142, 369, 420 Erin Smith 330. 462 Felicia Smith 474 Fisher Smith 446 Gary Smith 345 Geigh Smith 445 Gene Smith 455 George Smith 453 Glen Smith 440 Greg Smith 300,426 Gregory Smith 420 Jamie Smith 473 Jeanette Smith 345 Jeffrey Smith 410 Jennifer Smith 420 John Smith 267 Johnathon Smith 451 Joye Smith 462 Julie Smith 459,461 Karen Smith 473 Kelley Smith 283, 321, 363. 452, 463 Ken Smith 443 Kevin Smith 420, 447 Kim Smith 356 Kimberly Smith 407, 426, 431, 435 Kimberly R. Smith 435 Kristen Smith 466 Kristin Smith 175 Larry Smith 449 Laura Smith 472 Leslie Smith 464, 469 Malcolm Smith 449 Margaret Smith 469 Marnie Smith 386,464 Marriner Smith 300 Marsha Smith 474 Matt Smith 399 Meghan Smith 308,334,463 Melanie Smith 444 Melvin Smith 420 Michael Smith 447 Micheal Smith 438 Michelle Smith 467 Mike Smith 340 Paula Smith 308,456 Phil Smith 345 Rhonda Smith 473 Robert Smith 341, 420, 426 Rudyard Smith 445 Sam Smith 334, 346, 382, 449 Scott Smith 437,451 Sharon Smith 420 Shelly Smith 463 Sheryl Smith 456 Sonny Smith 147 Stacey Smith 352, 474 Stephanie Smith 463 Stephanie Smith 420, 472 Steve Smith 448 Steven Smith 426 Stuart Smith 426 Susan Smith 461 Suzanne Smith 473 Sykes Smith 383, 437 Terri Smith 420 Thomas Smith 420,445 Tim Smith 336, 338, 339 Timothy Smith 442,447 Todd Smith 439 Turner Smith 441 Dozier Smith T. 307, 319, 384, 446 Pam Smitherman 469 Rob Smithson 370 Sonny Smithvan 127 George Smithwick 439 Candy Smoak 461 Samuel Smoke 446 Brian Smoot 431 Deborah Snell 420 Julie Snell 431 Scott Snellgrove 344 Craig Snetsinger 445 Alan Snider 420 Earl Snider 420 Susan Snider 316 Joe Sniegocki 38 Nancy Snipes 463 Brian Snoddy 308 Monica Snoddy 420 Allen Snow 431 Kim Snow 215. 467 Sheri Snow 309,420 Sherrill Snuggs 465 Chris Snyder 431 Meredith Snyder 473 Michael Snyder 426 Michaele Snyder 332 A Ll Soccer and Sweethearts Arnold Air Society 323 Fola Sodeke 309 Andy Sokol 455 T. J. Sokolowsky 453 Bill Soldwedel 338 Brad Soloman 420 William Solomon 322 Brian Sommers 455 Leigh Ann Somoza 225, 474 Andrew Songer 438 Cary Songer 438 Jeff Sonne 426 Robert Soper 448 Viad Soran 361 Aundrea Sorrell 461 Julie Sorrells 463 Stephanie Sorrells 420 Susan Sorrells 321,347,463 Julie Sorrels 347 David South 105 Dana Southard 281, 458 James Souther 322 Susan Southerland 466 Amy Southern 469 Tim Southit 445 Leah Sowel 219 Charles Sowell 367 Leah Sowell 321, 470 Mary Sowell 420 Nancy Sowell 364 William Soyal 449 Katherine Spader 300 Roger Spain 449 Stephanie Sparkman 420 Todd Sparks 317,420 Wendy Sparks 431 Emily Spaulding 174, 378 Anne Speake 469 Brad Speaks 263 Bradley Speaks 449 Steven Speaks 420 Mary Spearman 431 Don Speigher 449 Joy Speights 470 Kristin Speir 388, 426 Kayron Spence 420 Colleen Spencer 426 Denise Spencer 361 Steven Spencer 435 Susan Spencer 339, 397 Tom Spencer 440 Richard Speno 447 Bobby Spenser 341 Denise Spenser 376 Alexis Sperr 464 Annie Spike 461 Spikettes 378 Frank Spina 453 Donald Wade Spivey 435 Kelly Spivey 420 Regie Spivey 370 Logan Spoonamore 436 Tabb Spoonamore 341 Michael Spoor 455 Stephanie Spradling 467 Laura Sprague 470 Caroll Sprayberry 469 Kim Spremich 464 Angie Sprinkle 176 Brian Sproles 420 Tujuana Sprouse 431 Susan Spry 301,369 Omar Spudgut 426 Philthy Spudgut 426 Turbo Spudgut 426 Alwina Spurlock 353 Squires 307 Wilson Stabler 420 John Stack 453 William Stack 441 Shelley Staff 198 Shelly Staff 458 374, 375 Stefanie Staff 280, 293, 320, 347, 450 Stephanie Staff 31 1, 458 Stephanie Stafford 338, 470 Elliott Staffregen 325 Melissa Stahgline Mary Beth Stahli 462 Palmer Stainback 454 Karen Stallings 444 Martha Stallings 431 Susan Stalnaker 431 Alison Stamps 364, 426 Cathy Stamps 456 Scott Stand 175 Becki Stanfield 321, 473 Pat Stanfield 365 Kelly Stanford 463 Scott Stanford 446 Susan Stanford 462 Willis Stanford 445 Melissa Stangline 365. 458 Bill Stanley 341 Edwin Stanley 322 Mike Stanley 426 William Stanley 435 Thomas Stanton 448 Cliff Stapleton 439 Craig Stapleton 420 Jamie Stapleton 353 Tracey Stapleton 335 Lori Stapp 473 Leah Starett 461 Mindy Stark 322 Susan Stark 444 Jodi Starkel 335 Lisa Starling 435 Jennifer Starr 332 Meredith Star 332 James Starrett 453 Rhonda Steadham 473 Mary Steadman 473 Chad Steed 452 Ron Steed 451 Dalton Steele 435 David Steele 341,431 John Steele 439 Stacy Steele 444 David Steeler 358 Eric Steelreath 426 Evelyn Steen 470 Steerage 324 Claudia Steffen 164 Stacie Stegall 469 Stacy Stegall 192 Julie Stein 201,263,459 Julie Stein 459 Maggi Steiner 435 Christy Stelpflug 352 Kelli Stephans 420 Naughton Stephen 446 Amy Stephens 431 Chrissy Stephens 338, 431 Cindy Stephens 352,365 Cinthia Stephens 426 Dana Stephens 466 Gary Stephens 452 Gerri Lin Stephens 470 Richard Stephens 439 Sandra Stephens 363, 463 Tammie Stephens 435 Trey Stephens 448 Greg Stephenson 339 Gregory Stephenson 442 Joel Stephenson 420 Molly Stephenson 469 Laura Sterrett 322 Mark Steuer 420 Kay Stevens 426 Leigh Stevens 198,377,458 Mac Stevens 300 Mark Stevens 451 Russell Stevens 339 Becky Stevenson 426 Lisa Stevenson 345 Lynn Stevenson 154 Alex Steverson 437 Susan Steward 469 Amy Stewart 431 Andy Stewart 452 Danita Stewart 353, 361,431 Denise Stewart 330 Kay Stewart 474 Kimberly Stewart 506 Lynda Stewart 473 Margaret Stewart 322 Marnie Stewart 438 Meredith Stewart 467 Michael Stewart 426 Nancy Stewart 360 Nancy Sue Stewart 31 Rodney Stewart 420 Russell Stewart 448 Ruth Ann Stewart 111,364 Scott Stewart 449 Sharon Stewart 154 Stephanie Stewart 473 Janet Stickland 322 Anita Stiefel 410 Steven Stiefel 388 Laura Still 464 Judy Stillwell 300 Mike Stitzel 444 John Stockdale 443 Melanie Stockdale 473 Pamela Stockey 420 Mark Stockham 455 Matthew Stoelting 441 Elliott Stoffregen Ill 318, 420 Chris Stokes 447 Frank Stokes 431 Jack Stokes 322 Sharon Stokes 309 Tom Stokes 447 William Stokes 447, 453 Cindy Stoltenberg 473 Amy Stone 353 Chris Stone 331, 340, 384, 446 David Stone 341 Jon Stone 32 Kelley Stone 466 Mary Carol Stone 465 R. H, Stone 444 Stacy Stone 470 Arthur Storey 420 Katie Story 435 Susan Stoud 377 William Stough 435 Chuck Stout 274,455 Lori Stovall 330, 420 Mark Stovall 267 David Stover 420 Gregory Stover 426 Stacey Stover 426 Jennifer Stowers 459 Natasha Stpeter 431 Elizabeth Stephen 470 Cynthia Straight 472 Kimberly Strain 426 Tony Strain 316 Katie Strange 462 Lori Strasser 374 Ronda Stratis 222,473 Joseph Stratman 444 Todd Stratton 272, 318, 454 Brian Street 454 Joe Street 446 Tarri Street 332 Astrud Streuernagel 420 Jeff Strickland 447 Jennifer Strickland 472 Linda Strickland 357,473 Linda Strickland 473 Sally Stroud 313, 322, 364 Susan Stroud 321 Susan Stroud 469 Lesley Struck 431 Michael Struthers 452 Ted Struttman 306 Kathleen Stucki 435 Fred Stucky 452 Mark Stucky 345,420 Roger Studdard 326 Student Gov. Assoc. 380 Student Nursing Assoc. 364 A U Student Recruiters 336 Laura Studstill 469 Ted Stuedeman 437 David Sturdivant 443 Chris Sturhahn 461 Rae Sturtevant 289 Nancy Stuwart 292 Lay Stwart 474 Beth Styres 458 Mary Styslinger 473 David Suarez 437 Kim Suarez 176 Paula Subh 431 Cindy Sudderth 459 Barry Sufforth 358 Thomas Sugg 420 David Suggs 453 Laura Suggs 353 Virginia Suggs 448 Mack Sugs 369 Ron Suira 315 Jerry Suiter 441 Susan Sullins 456 Alex Sullivan 439 Audrey Sullivan 467 Brian Sullivan 445 Carole Sullivan 431 Daniel Sullivan 324 Joann Sullivan 463 Joanne Sullivan 312 Joel Sullivan 420 Kathy Sullivan 466 Kelly Sullivan 175 Kenda Sullivan 463 Kevin Sullivan 373, 410 Larry Sullivan 426 Mark Sullivan 367 Mary Sullivan 472 Melissa Sullivan 219 Mom Sullivan 455 Pat Sullivan 126 Sharon Sullivan 435 Steven Sullivan 420 Walter Sullivan 439 Alicia Sumbry 431 Hank Summerford 367,410 John Summerford 420 David Summerlin 437 Robert Summerlin 437 Keith Summerour 420 John Summerse1l453 Byron Summey 420 Kristi Sumner 465 Wes Sunrell 455 Christie Surls 465 Dana Suthern 192 Cissy Sutton 472 Stephen Sutton 324 Trudy Swanda 355, 435 Andrea Swann 472 Jennifer Swann 426 Leigh Swann 469 Myles Swann 420 Andrew Swanson 451 Adam Swartz 451 Blake Swearingen 451 John Swearingen 452 Darli Swela 435 Kirk Swigert 444 Scott Swing 452 Stephanie Swisher 379 Cynthia Switalski 465 Marry Swords 420 Lynn Sywolski 181 Bob Szelistowshi 359 Robert Szelistowski 420 Janet Szxzepanski 353 Spades 303 Sherri Taber 347 Sherry Taber 461 Sandra Tackett 459 Betsy Taff 435, 465 Charles Talbert 431 William Talbert 453 Shara Taliaferro 420 Barry Talley 431 George Talley 387 Jennifer Tallman 466 Rhonda Tamblyn 431 Ben Tamborello 137 Ben Tamburello121. 128, 130, 188 Jayne Tang 456 Jon Tanja 300 Tank Tankersley 345 Becky Tanner 459 Tracy Tapp 374 Renee Taras 319, 463 Renee Taras 321 Starr Tart 322 Joseph Tarver 361 Delia Tate 368,474 Mac Tate 341, 354 Pam Tates 353 Tom Tatom 400 Bernard Tatum 336 Caroline Tatum 307, 319, 332, 4 Lambda Tau 313 Sigma Gamma Tau 301 Sigma Theta Tau 313 Kich Tau Taua 356 Amy Taunton 387, 435 Albert Taylor 442 Amy Taylor 473 Annie Taylor 467 April Taylor 154 Cherie Taylor 420 Colette Taylor 473 Daniel Taylor 435 Darrin Taylor 448 Deanna Taylor 363, 466 Deidra Taylor 376 Donna Taylor 322 Edward Taylor 438 Eric Taylor 317,426 Geoff Taylor 452 Jamie Taylor 470 Jeff Taylor 345,420 Jill Taylor 458 John Taylor 373 Joseph Taylor 435 Katherine Taylor 459 Keith Taylor 441 Kelle Taylor 463 Kimberly Taylor 361,431 Laura Taylor 435 Leslie Taylor 304, 357 Lynn Taylor 463 Matthew Taylor 452 Midge Taylor 377, 466 Pat Taylor 426 Robert Taylor 345, 420, 447 Ronald Taylor 447 Stephanie Taylor 426 Tanya Taylor 458 Tracey Taylor 472 Tracy Taylor 456 William Taylor 448 Allison Teague 474 Gaillard Teague 445 Todd Tedesco 437 Alyce Teel 426 Scott Teel 420 Larry Teem 439 Roland Tekenbroek 163 Alexa Temple 315 Karen Temple 361 Toni Terling 322 Angie Terrell 355, 459 J. K. Terry 367 Renee Terry 420 Michelle Tetro 310,459 Erin Thacker 459 Galen Thackston 450 Meg Thames 470 Connie Tharp 466 Lisa Thaxton 331 Roxanne Theis 461 Mack Thetford 344,420 Donald Thieme II 420 Amy Thigpen 463 Rich Thigpen 355, 388. 426 Angie Thomas 377, 459 Brenda Thomas 344 Brett Thomas 443 Carol Thomas 431 Charlene Thomas 154 Clarence Thomas 431 Craig Thomas 443 Darrell Thomas 420 Dawn Thomas 474 Derek Thomas 431,437 Ginger Thomas 466 Julie Thomas 420 59 Kara Thomas 438, 472 Ken Thomas 338, 339, 361, 420 Kimberly Thomas 420 Linda Thomas 426 Linn Thomas 431 Lori Thomas 466 Michael Thomas 437,452 Mike Thomas 420 Patricia Thomas 426 Robert Thomas 443, 445 Robin Thomas 473 Sue Lynn Thomas 435 Suzanne Thomas 458 Teresa Thomas 319 William Thomas 437 Tracy Thomason 456 Tray Thomason 448 Larry Thomasson 300 William Thomley 420 Aimee Thompson 304 Alicia Thompson 407 Angel Thompson 473 Beverly Thompson 420 Brenda Thompson 365,461 Brenda Thompson 461 Casey Thompson 431 Charlotte Thompson 431 Curt Thompson 442 Daniel Thompson 438 Hugh Thompson 163 James Thompson 442, 446 James Thompson 446 Jennifer Thompson 465 Jim my Thompson 348 John Thompson 438 Kirsten Thompson 362,470 Kirsten Thompson 470 Lee Thompson 453 Melissa Thompson 426 Penny Thompson 384 Robert Thompson 312,325 Stephanie Thompson 330 Tambry Thompson 435 Tammy Thompson 462 Thomas Thompson 426 Robert Thomson 426 John Thorington 453 William Thornburg 439 Babs Thorne 347, 459 Jeff Thorne 356 Todd Thornell 450 Amy Thornton 420 James Thornton 312,420 Tricia Thornton 458 James Thorsen 437 Ken Thorson 175 James Thorton 300, 304 Tricia Thorton 382 Trisha Thorton 363 Amy Thrasher 458 Andrea Thrasher 420 Sally Thrasher 332 Cathy Thrift 462 Robert Thurmond 431 Shelly Ticherhoof 313 Lee Tichi 444 Evelyn Tickle 472 Andrea Tidd 473 Wendy Tiderman 369 Colleen Tidmore 344, 420 Timothy Tidmore 448 Alan Tidwell 362 David Tidwell 325 James Tidwell 420 Mark Tidwell 420 Randall Tielking 440 Tiger Cub 397 Tiger Trackers 365 Lisa Tilghmon 420 Terri Till 309 Terri Ann Till 410 Susie Tiller 469 Scott Tillery 156 Ashley Tilley 426 Tim Tilley 455 Sheila Marie Tillinson 420 Lawyer Tillman 128, 132, 133 138 Ann-Marie Timberlake 458 John Timberlake 453 Heather Timmons 473 Shelley P. Timms 410 Steven Timms 421 Charles Timpone 322 Michael Tims 370 Karen Tindall 469 April Tinnon 456 Andy Tipton 341,436 Frank Tipton 439 David Tirrill 451 Marci Titard 331 Marcie Titard 315,421 Laura Nell Titus 472 Amanda Todd 341 Corinne Todd 387,459 Corrine Todd 319 Jon Todd 437 Michele Todd 458 Fehmi Tokay 373 Christy Tolar 431 Angela Tolbert 194,226,421 Maonica Tollman 465 Monica Tollman 465 Carolyn Tombrello 461 Closing 499 Keith Tomlin 304,312,357 Erika Tooney 111 Eugene Tootle 322 Anthony Torbert 448 Elmo Torbert 448 Jeff Torbert 442 Cynthia Torberville 300 Allison Torres 461 Kevin Torres 339, 356 Nancy Totillas 345, 466 Patty Totillas 466 Beth Townsend 444 Blake Townsend 322 Lisa Townsend 352, 474 Sam Townsend 435 Mary lda Townson 467 Valeri Trammel 361 Kristin Trammell 459 Samuel Tranum 450 Sandy Trapp 181,458 Michele Travers 470 Lynn Travis 345,384,466 Amy Traylor 459 Barry Traylor 438 Thomas Traylor 450 Elizabeth Treece 421 Thomas Trenkler 336 Victor Trent 421 William Treutel 447 Tri Athletes 335 James Trice 421 Jimmy Trice 421 Charlotte Trimble 348 Leigh Triplett 469 Scott Tritsch 444 Donna Troha 426 Virgil Trotamn 32 Sharon Troth 465 Teri Lynn Trotman 474 Julie Trotter 466 Mike Trottier 175 Wayne Turner 426 Marty Turney 440 Dana Turnipseed 300,368,421 Scott Turnquist 453 Todd Turnquist 306, 316, 320, 366, 440 Greg Turton 451 Jackie Tusa 304,470 Janet Tuttle 421 Lyn Twilley 462 The Wonder Twins 259 Anita Tyler 474 David Tyler 147 Elizabeth Tyler 307, 319 Nancy Tynes 331, 431 Norman Tynes 363 Talons 299 Robert Uhlenhoff 431 Chris Ulmer 455 Mike Ulven 454 Sallie Umbarger 405, 459 Amy Umfress 374,431 James Umphrey 341 Jolanda Umphrey 352, 426 Jeff Underwood 448 John Underwood 442 Joy Underwood 466 Robyn Underwood 355, 421 Ronald Underwood 453 Tamara Underwood 470 Miss Auburn University 286 University Prog. Coun. 385 Elizabeth Upchurch 444 Cran Upshaw 453 Michael Upshaw 345, 453 Bryan Upton 431, 438 Darryl Trousdale 421 Tammy Trout 426 Teri Troutman 444 Lisa Trucks 435 Wayne Trucks 319, 338, 448 Tracy True 470 Meg Trueb 387, 463 Scott Truex 437 Lee Truitt 453 Randy Trussell 431 Lisa Tubbs 461 Wes Tuck 166 Amy Tucker 198,378,458 Clyde Tucker 357 Fred Tucker 370 Ginger Tucker 431 Kenny Tucker 435 Laura Lee Tucker 321,459 Melvin Tucker 421 Scott Tucker 306 Tim Tucker 431 Tonya Tucker 22. 473 Jeffery Tuggle 324 Marny Tuggle 467 Michael Tuggle 370,421 Edith Tullis 426 John Tully 443 Tish Tully 362, 463 Shannon Tumpane 472 Marc Tunstall 324 Sandy Tunstill 357 Cynthia Turberville 312,421 Babs Turner 360, 458 Charlotte Turner 330, 465 Christina Turner 355, 426 Cynthia Turner 32 David Turner 442 Debra Turner 378 Gordon Turner 345 Gwen Turner 465 Jan Turner 467 Jana Turner 435 Jim Turner 358,443,454 Jon Turner 358 Jonathan Turner 453 Mary Kathryn Turner 474 Stephanie Turner 317, 357, 461 Tracy Turner 32 Closing Ellen Upton 421 Audra Urbanksi 474 Shari Urbanski 426 Mark Urlanowski 344 Beth Usher 461 Vanessa Usher 197, 456 Gordon Ussery 443 Paula Sue Utter 373 Brian Vaeger 426 Tony Valderrama 465 Krissy Valente 470 Mark Valentino 369,455 Rebecca Valenzuela 421 Steve Vall 370 Michael Valley 452 Marcel Van Der Merwe 163 Audit? Vanblommesteyn 426 Jennifer Vanbloonesteyn 421 Kevin Vance 444 Laura Vanclerberg 365, 470 John Vanderbleek 325 Scott Vandiver 443 Darcy Vann 426 Dee Vann 426 Stephen Vanpelt 451 Coert Vanvoorhees 441 Geoffry Vanwaveren 58 Michael Varias 435 Bettina Varner 431 Don Varner 325, 421 Pam Varner 202, 461 William Varner 431 Vicky Varone 386, 435 Maria Vaughan 456 Sharya Vaughan 347 Sharye Vaughan 20 Anita Vaughn 426 David Vaughn 453 Donna Vaughn 435 Jed Vaughn 421 Jennifer Vaughn 331 Kim Vaughn 472 Sharye Vaughn 472 Stephen Vaughn 431 Susan Vaughn 357, 466 Da iian Veasey 421 Douglass Vechinski 421 Dodie Vela 461 Jennifer Velleca 473 Clay Venable 437 Andrew Vendac 451 Alicia Venegas 300,421 Laura Verling 466 Jamie Vernon 426 Jennifer Vernon 309,366,421 Virginia Vernon 421 Alicia Verpillot 470 Student Chapter of Vet. Medicine 332 Claire Vick 321, 383, 463 Varsity Vick 999 David Vicker 438 Lisa Vickers 426 Rickey Vickers 334,421 Tommy Vickers 454 Varsity Victor 999 Robert Vide 421 Laura Vierling 365 Don Viers 447 David Vigee 437 James Vigil 364, 421,454 Josh Villarreal 37 Marcella Vincent 421 Allison Vines 459 Heather Vines 461 Tim Vines 156 Kathryn Vingi 472 David Vinson 315 Fran Visconti 463 Soran Vlad 431 Brian Voecks 453 Bryant Vogtle 450 Vicki Vogue 363 Beth Volmer 330 Jeff Von Hor 324 John Voneschenbach 431 Todd Voorhees 451 Brian Vyhnal 435 WEGL Radio 398 Dannee Wade 338, 435 Gregory Wade 438 Harold Wade 437 AQUA RD NAV Ronald Wade 421 Kevin Wadley 445 Kimberly Wadsworth 470 Inger Waerstad 431, 458 Angela Wagner 465 David Wagner 325, 384 Julie Wagner 330 Lesley Wagner 209, 465 Susan Wagner 474 Tobey Wagner 421 Bryan Wagoner 310, 477 Eric Wagoner 399 Courtney Waid 347 Kimberly Wainwright 435 Deanne Waites 309, 474 Earl Wakefield 438 Michael Wakeiield 442 Sam Wakefield 304 Sara Wakefield 384 Wayne Wakefield 344 Anne Wakeford 421 Sarah Wakeford 387 Stacey Wakeley 421 Jim Walchenbach 431,440 Timothy Walchenbach 441 Jill Waldhour 353 Deresah Walding 339 Jeff Walding 451 Kent Walding 338 Teresah Walding 338 Joan Waldrop 461 Kelly Waldrop 450 Lisa Waldrop 310 Robin Waldrop 474 Lisa Waldroup 388 Kelly Waldrup 263 Randall Walenceus 421 Doris Wales 312 Kevin Wales 442 Angela Walker 465 Benjamin Walker 421 Billy Walker 367 Craig Walker 421 Janna Walker 421 Kay Walker 309 Lance Walker 438 Riggs Walker 440 Robert Walker 305, 306, 442 Ruth Walker 388 Rutland Walker 450 Steve Walker 441 Susie Walker 421 Suzanne Walker 364,421 Sylvia Walker 426 Terry Walker 315, 438 Thad Walker 441 Thomas Walker 448 Barbara Wasson 322 Dwight Waters 422 Michael Waters 322 Ray Waters 437 Audrey Watkins 332, 427 Bernadette Watkins 470 Charles Watkins 452 Chris Watkins 440 Denise Watkins 422 Philip Watkins 439 Tami Watkins 322 Tom Watkins 440 Carl Watosn 334 Cari Watson 422 Chas Watson 373 Cheryl Watson 465 Clare Watson 123, 226, 31 1, 318, 320, 396, 458 Elizabeth Watson 470 Jeffrey Watson 450 Kim Watson 101,321,456 Kimberly Watson 461 Laurie Watson 345, 474 Nathan Watson 301,322,356 Thomas Watson 427 Sue Watt 164 - SFUNG ER Curran Watters 454 Chrisula Watts 347 David Watts 452 Fronscier Watts 347 Marier Watts 347 Michael Watts 356 Peggy Watts 435,456 Renee Watts 463 Schelle Watts 463 Tom Waudby 443 William Wayman 442 Claudia Wear 472 Mary Jo Wear 403 Kimberly Weatherford 431 Dane Weatherly 472 Hunter Weatherly 240, 437 James Weatherly 455 Leigh Weatherly 177 Kenneth Weathers 42 AI Weaver 324 Chris Weaver 306 Christina Weaver 306, 427 Denise Weaver 42 Greg Weaver 427 Susan Weaver 42 Debbie Webb 121, 142,458 Dennis Webb 453 Jeff Webb 324 Jennifer Webb 26, 323, 349, 458 Jerry Webb 369, 422 John B. Webb 454 Julianne Webb 466 Kathleen Webb 459 Liane Webb 437 Lianne Webb 287, 422 Marianne Webb 306, 422 Mark Webb 356 Marrianne Webb 334 Susan Webb 465 J. Kevin Webber 454 Eric Webster 331 Robert Webster 422 Sara Webster 422 Shannon Webster 469 Lisa Weckwarth 352, 422, 474 Scott Wedge 366, 386 Miss Greek Week 280 Barton Weeks 306, 312, 335, 387 453 Daniel J. Weeks 410 Kathy Weeks 338, 467 Maxanne Weeks 357 Whitney Weeks 397,472 John Weete 448 Carolyn Wegman 309, 355 David Wegman 42 Luke Wehby 427 Ken Weidner 316 ' Walter Weingarten 336, 358, 386, 448 Robyne Weir 461 Peter Weis 370 Daniel Weisenberger 455 Michael Weisenberger 455 Jeff Weiss 346, 438 John Weissend 340 Paula Penn Weissend 340 Angela Welborn 473 Charles Welch 448 Clint Welch 399 Gene Welch 349,358,443 Jennifer Welch 422 Robert Welch 446 Ted Welch 301, 369 Arthur Welke 439 Donald Wells 427 Lisa Wells 387, 474 Michele Wells 386, 427 Susan Wells 42 Chris Weltz 450 Nicholas Weltz 450 Andy Wendland 440 Kim Wendling 461 Amy Wert 459 Devron Wesley 361 Franklin Wesley 448 Wesley Foundation 351 James Wesnor 306 Erika Wessel 427 Lillian Wessel 422 Erika Wessell 330 Jimmy Wessey 358 Cameron Wesson 387, 440 Judy Wesson 427 Ashley West 422 Corrie West 388 Cyndi West 285, 308, 334, 360, 459 James West 443 John West 443 Kelly West 465 Laura West 467 Randy West 302, 312 Suzanne West 459 Timothy West 42 Allatia Westbrook 465 Genia Westbrook 462 Wendy Westbrook 467 Cathy Westermann 324 Amy Westhoven 322 Elizabeth Westmorland 357 Drew Westrope 400 Leigh Wetherly 176 Linda Wetterer 444 Karl Wever 439 Rhonda Whalen 472 Alex Whaley 450 Donna Whaley 456 Rosalind M. Wharf 410 Forest Whatley 450 Mary Lea Whatley 469 Melissa Whatley 315, 42 Rebecca Whatley 347, 469 Patrick Whattey 447 Elizabeth Wheat 322 Becky Wheeler 205, 377, 462 Cisi Wheeler 364 Clay Wheeler 446 Gene Wheeler 317, 42 Patricia Wheeler 42 Patti Wheeler 467 Stan Wheeler 356 Mayon Wheeless 431 James Wheless 443 Sherry Whetstone 376 William Whetstone 42 David Whidbee 455 Thad Whidfield 345 Allison Whigham 469 ' Laura Whigham 42 Susanne Whigham 344 Fred Whitaker 42 Avery White 431 Brian White 427 Carey White 450 Charles White 442 Christie White 367 Dave White 359 Edward White 452 Eric White 324 Gerald White 147, 435 Jennifer White 386,435 Jerry White 388 Laine White 472 Mark White 42 Marvin White 326 Matthew White 367, 427, 452 Patrick White 431 Porter White 444 Rick White 364, 506 Ricky White 422 Shannon White 341 Sharon White 472 Stephanie White 364, 422, 506 Steve White 364, 506 Tu White 453 William White 448 Kim Whited 456 Chuck Whitehead 370 James Whitehead 315 Keith Whitehead 454 Kimberly Whitehead 456 John Whitemr 335 Jack Whitesell 156 Frederick Whitfield 439 Greg Whitfield 373 Gregory Whitfield 305,356,410 Thad Whitfield 450 Rachel Whitherspoon 313 Frank Whitley 450 Pete Whitley 42 Alissa Whitlock 384, 463 Hilard Whitlock 446 John Whitmer 422 Richard Whitmer 438 Clifford Whitmore 32 Richard Scott Whitmore 454 Flora Whittington 344, 42 Jay Whittle 444 Steve Whittle 437 Mark Whitworth 369 William Whitworth 422 Bitse Wible 470 Ward Wicht 323, 440 Bob Wickline 301, 369, 42 Mike Wicks 306 Bill Widhelm 388 William Widhelm 446 Joann Widner 469 Karen Wierwille 174, 308 Carol Wietlake 474 Richard Wietlake 422 Kimberly Wiggins 32 Michelle Wiggins 466 Miles Wiggs 437 Kim Wilbanks 472 John C, Wilbur 454 Jackie Wilburn 313 Otho Wilburn 400, 401 Adam Wilder 42 Chris Wilder 264, 335, 431, 451 Jennifer Wilder 463 Joann Wilder 364 Franklin Wilhite 437 Leon Wilken 300 Kelly Wilkerson 422 Keppy Wilkerson 440 Laurel Wilkerson 339 Donald Wilkey 437 Stuart Wilkins 445 Teri Wilkins 220,472 Thomas Wilkins 422 David Wilkinson 322 Kimberly Wilkinson 42 Laurel Wilkinson 42 Cathy Wilks 32 Sue Willard 458 Allison Williams 352, 465 Ann Williams 365 Ashley Williams 427 Audrey Williams 309,377,431 Bert Williams 352 Beverly Williams 474 Britt Williams 448 Cam Williams 469 Carey Williams 445 Catherine Williams 470 Cathy Williams 473 Chandra Williams 459 Cile Williams 465 Craig Williams 448 Debbie Williams 101, 458 Denise Williams 42 Diana Williams 469 Donny Williams 276, 455 Dorothy Williams 427 Ed Williams 391 Elyse Williams 466 Gina Williams 458 Hugh Williams 306 James Williams 324, 425 Jill Williams 373,470 Jill E. Williams 470 John Williams 450 Joseph Williams 431 Juli Williams 322 Kyle Williams 336 Mark Williams 275,438,455 Martha Williams 423 Marty Williams 331 Michael Williams 370 Michelle Williams 431 Paige Williams 470 Pamela Williams 423 Paula Williams 427 Randy Williams 363, 441 Richard Williams 452 Robyn Williams 338, 339 Steve Williams 305 Steven Williams 423 Tim Williams 301 Valerie Williams 181,423 Adam Williamson 443 Joel Williamson 345,423 Kim Williamson 321,469 Leigh Ann Williamson 465 Michael Williamson 439 Paula Williamson 347 Phillip Williamson 423 Sharry Williamson 435 Steve Williamson 435 Tammy Williamson 423 U Tom Williamson 437 Mary C. Williford 431 Tiffany Williford 431 Henry Williford lll 423 James Willis 423 John Willis 431 Margie Williams 465 John Willoughby 438 Mike Willoughby 455 Carrie Wills 461 Greg Wills 438 Jack Willyerd 442 William Wilroy 448 Angela Wilson 431 Carla Wilson 458 Chris Wilson 432 Cynthia Wilson 423 Dana Wilson 432, 465 Dave Wilson 388 David Wilson 432 Jack Wilson 448 Jeffrey Wilson 448 Jennifer Wilson 387,472 Joanna Wilson 332,377,432 Karen Wilson 456 Mary Beth Wilson 463 Michael Wilson 32,432 Phillip Wilson 435 Ricky Wilson 355, 432 Rock Wilson 156 Ruth Wilson 461 Sandra Wilson 174 Sarah Wilson 465 Sonja Wilson 361 Terri Wilson 432 Vicki Wilson 456 Wade Wilson 423 Wallace Wilson 423 Wally Wilson 335 Webb Wilson 445 David Wimberley 397 Andrew Wimmers 423 Eric Winchenbach 427 Russell Windsor 453 David Wineholt 358 Zane Wingard 423 Bart Winkler 25, 356, 432 Barry Winn 369 Jennifer Winn 460 Scott Winnier 432 Mara Winslow 463 Terri Winters 423 Lynn Wirth 388 Chris Wise 437 Mary Ann Wise 463 Melissa Wise 469 Roy Wise 450 Kim Wisenbaker 464 Leigh Wisener 456 Ann Witherspoon 270 Jaon Witherspoon 319 Joan Witherspoon 470 Rachel Witherspoon 423 The Wizard 263 Ralph Wodard 317 Donald Woeltjen 324 Tommy Wofford 320, 392, 393 Bobby Wolf 363 David Wolf 447 Marci Wolf 473 Maryanna Wolf 308 Maryanne Wolf 432 Robert Wolf 423 Mitch Wolfe 446 Lynne Wolff 456 Stacey Wolff 469 Matthew F, Wolfsherger 454 Willo Woller 446 Karen Woltersdorf 473 Taggert Wolverton 435 Tobin Wolverton 317, 423 Lowell Womack 438 Vicki Womack 469 Kelli Womak 427 Brian Wood 447 Chris Wood 435 Houston Wood 423 Kim Wood 378 Laurie Wood 464 Lisa Wood 447 Robert Wood 435 Sheri Wood 423 Steven Wood 443 Amy Woodall 460 Cassandra Woodall 347 Dana Woodard 423 Kim Woodard 458 Ralph Woodard 446 Amy Woodham 330 Any Woodham 456 Jerry Woodham 448 Joy Woodham 461 Lori Woodham 367 Lynne Woodlief 330, 462 Charles Woodroof 427 Denean Woodruff 456 Glenn Woods 322 William Woods 451 Ruth Woodson 473 Scott Woodson 375 Arthur Woolard 452 Teri Woolard 472 Deborah Woolbright 322 Jennifer Woolbright 435 Heath Wooley 454 Paige Woolridge 474 Jerry Woosley 344 Jan Word 466 Chris Worell 338 Lou Worhtington 32 Linda Worley 427 Kelly Worsham 435 Larry Worsley 367 Jack Worthington 175 John Worthington 447 Katy Worthington 122, 392, 423 Katy Wothington 320 Beverly Wright 339, 42 Chris Wright 324,441 Erika Wright 386 Gary Wright 423 James Wright 448 Jeff Wright 348, 385, 386 Jeffrey Wright 435 John Wright 435 Julie Wright 423 Kevin Wright 446 Kim Wright 363 Kimberly Wright 322, 427 Kirsten Wright 362 Leigh Wright 313, 423 Linda Wright 435 Michael W. Wright 345 Rob Wright 454 Sherry Wright 432 Tawanna Wright 361 Micahel Wuolukka 423 James Wurthmann 442 Daryl Wyatt 341 David Wyatt 310 John Wylie 451 Roger Wylie 441 Bill Wyman 435 James Wynn 423 Jennifer Wynn 192 Richard Wynn 435 William Wynn 446 Tami Wyrosdick 469 Elise Wysong 353 Missy Yakubovic 461 Missy Yalabonc 317 Tom Yale 454 Amy Yancey 473 Chris Yancey 305, 440 Teri Yancey 432 Amy Yancy 364 Andrew Yantis 443 Robert Yao 439 Jill Yaskin 423 Debbl Yates 465 James Yates 437 Kelly Yates 423 Rick Yates 423 Sheri Yates 339, 458 Perry Vaw 322 Karen Yeager 423 Lisa Yeager 473 Kin Poh Yeap 301 Simon Yendle 433 Jeffery Yerby 423 Chris Yohn 450 Kathy Yoke 473 Mary Yonker 427 Kevin Vork 436 Gretchen Yost 119, 226, 31 1, 316, 320, 330, 462 Scott Yost 324 Allen Young 447 Chris Young 445 Jill Young 456 John Young 437,448 Judy Young 466 Keith Young 427 Larry Young 370 Leslie Young 470 Lon Young 444 Randall Young 437 Randy Young 423 Renee Young 304 Sally Young 347,461 Shelley Young 432 Sheryl Young 368, 458 Spencer Young 388 Steve Young 55 Steven Young 443 Kelli Youngblood 423 Marilyn Youngblood 460 Terry Youngblood 367 Jeff Younger 324, 454 Jim Zachanas 345 James Zacharias 423 Chris Zahnd 445 Jessica Zahorscak 322 Debra Zeanah 365, 474 Edwin Zell 448 Wendy Ziegler 470 Dawn Ziemba 353 Paul Zimlich 453 Stephanie Zimlich 460 Chris Zimmerman 452 Michael Zinlich 445 Michael Zucker 443 Steven Zykoski 439 Closing 50 7 Business Staff: Larry Lewey Brenda Mathis Becky Whitehead 1987 Staff Classes and Composites: Jessica Lee Jones Patricia Clark Terri Grasser Jennifer Woolbright Patricia Brennan Cyrone Overton Organizations: Denise Bannister Barry Kern Cheri Northrop Stacey McManus Maria Justice Laura McSwain Greek Life Staff: Sallie Llmbarger Leslie Ward Stacey Pritchett Laura McDonald Menesa Pritchett Daphne Durham Anita Chelius Suzanne Burns Stacie Kalata Laura Coyle Lorna Scott Carol Ann McGlaun Sports: Mellisa Robbinson Peggy Watts John Lewandowski Meg Chimino Clay Bolyes Sports information Office: Greg Douglas Mark Jackson Andy Sharper Tom Watkins Mary Sue Collins Index: Clay Bolyes Ken Northrop Luz Sablion Susan Caneva Kathy Filyaw Leslie Ward Loren Collins Roger Singletary Mary Sue Collins Communications: Natilie Gleaton Student Life: Loren Collins Clay Bolyes Kimberly Smith Melissa Robinson Beauties: Mary Sue Collins Ken Northrop Holly Heath Roger Singletary Miss Glomerata P Veronica Sherard Jill Williams Carol Ann McGlaun Richard Stout Maggie Kahl Mike Hogan Photographers: Lee Moore George Ehrhardt Henry Earnest Glenn Phillips Roger Singletary David Hagler Alicia Thompson Susan Brown Daniel Hutton Karen Schneider Patti Schell Holly Heath Donald Byron 502 Closing ageant Front Row: Ken Northrop, Kathy Filyaw, Kimberly Smith. Second Row: Anita Chelius, Sally Llmbarger, Leslie Ward, Brad McCarver, Clay Bolyes. Third Row: Veronica Sherard, Mary Sue Collins, Melissa Robinson. Fourth Row: Glenn Phillips, Roger Singletary, Larry Lewey, Loren Collins. Back Row: Holly Heath. Colophon--The 1987 edition of the Glomerata is the 90th volume. This book was published by Taylor Publishing Company of Dallas, Texas. The press run was 12,500 copies. There are 512 pages with a 4-page tip-in in the index. The cover is a special design lithocote-foil stamp printed in 4-color with gold foil. The book is printed on '80 enamel paper. The type face used was Korinna and Brush. The point sizes were as follows: Body-10 pt, Captions-8 pt, Photo Credits-6 pt, Classes and Composites-7 pt, index-5 pt, headlines-various. The cover photo was taken by George Ehrhardt, all color photos were reproduced from color slides, the word Glomerata when used in script was original by Deloris Landin. Additional specifications may be obtained through the editor, or the Student Board of Communications. No portion of this book can be reproduced without ex- pressed, written consent of the editor and the AU Board of Communications, Cater Hall, Auburn Univer- sity, Alabama 36849. A New Perspective. This theme was selected, hoping that you would start to look at people, places, and situations from a different view point. Finding the good in people, seeing the beauty in places and realizing the positive effects of every situation. No book can force you to begin to view things from a new perspective - it's an at- titude that you must develop. ln with the new, out with the old? Not quite, but that has seemed to be the general trend for the Glomerata this year. New carpet? New furniture! New Com- puters! A new camera! Salary increases? New studio flash system! More new com- puters! New office space? New staff?! All of these things were realities, or were an- ticipated by this year's staff. Speaking to the new staff, you have been great! You have made the impossible become possible. Using computers to sub- mit 8595 of the copy, meeting earlier deadlines, fnearly half the book completed before Christmas! meeting two huge deadlines that were only two weeks apart, being supportive and willing to work when it was not even your section, turning in ex- tra pages willingly to help out another sec- tion? Are we a family business or what? l would like to say a special thanks to Lee Moore, George Ehrhardt, Henry Earnest, Glenn Phillips, Holly Heath, and the rest of our hard working photo staff. lt was all to seldom that you guys were thanked for going over and above the call of duty. Thanks Lee, you can be proud of a super group of people that you organized. George, thanks for the time and effort you put into the cover photo, it means a lot to me, just as your words of encouragement have. Roger, l could not have left you out - lord god king of the computers! You have done an excellent job putting together Editors Note heath the software for our every use. Also as photographer you have worked hard. Thanks. By the way, l'll give you the key to that drawer now. Take care of Holly next year, Qshe gets a big vote for most dedicated photographerl. Larry, thanks for always taking care of the business. l appreciate your com- munication with Connie and Ms. Wear. l hope the staff has fun next year calling seniors to have their pictures made. Loren, you've had the neatest layouts, Brad you've been the messiest, but thanks to both of you for a great job on big sections. Leslie, Sallie, Natalie, Jessica Lee, Stacey, Veronica, Luz and Kathy, thank you for a great job. Thanks is not enough, but what else can l say? You have worked hard and been dedicated. You should be proud. Kathy I must single you out for tak- ing on the work of two section editors. Regardless of a couple of minor mishaps, you can be proud of your section. Thank you! Mary Sue, what can l say? You have been by my side during the entire year. You have done so much of everything - l'll pay you later. l guess your reward will come next year as editor of the Glom. You are going to be the best editor ever. l ex- pect your book to win the pacemaker award! Just keep on working hard and know that l will be thinking about you next year. Ms. Wear, you were wonderful! You have been so supportive of everything l've wanted to do. You have built confidence in all my decisions. You were right - l have grown - l have learned! How could l ever thank everyone who has played a part in making this Glomerata a success? You have all added a special facet to my life. A special thanks to all of the Brothers and Little Sisters of FarmHouse Fraternity for the encouragement and love shown to me during this past year. 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Right: Playing football on Cater lawn was not a surprising sight on a warm day during winter quarter. Below: Over a year had passed since the ground was cleared, and finally ground breaking 1 ceremonies were in sight 1 for the new Auburn con- ference center. northrop if nLw-W mzw A, . If -'Q nL,w'B'f Top Left: Whether an incoming freshman or a tenth year student, Auburn students always enjoyed the view from the top of Haley Center. Top Right: Efforts to beautify the campus did not go unnoticed by Jim Stayson. Above: What could compare to an Auburn sunset at Chewakla State Park? Left: Maybe a sunset over the stadium could have compared. Closing Top: Chris Sanders had a few moments to people watch on the concourse. Middle: A group of dedicated fans camped in front of the Coliseum to get good tickets for the Huey Lewis concert. Far Right: As a manager for the football team, Warren Hall worked long hours help- ing coaches prepare the team. 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