Austin Peay State University - Yearbook (Clarksville, TN)

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Rmhard Rowe Biology and English are the majors of Jerry Walter Passon. After graduation he plans to enter graduate school. Jerryis activities while at Austin Peay included Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity and The Tower. Clarksville is the home of Jerry. The Collegiate Civitan, Laurel Wreath Society, Alpha Mu Gamma, Phi Kappa Phi, Kappa Delta Pi and staff member of The All State and The Tower were some of Pamela Elaine Roberts' activi- ties while at Austin Peay. Pam is an English major from Heri- dersonville, Tenn. After graduation she plans to attend graduate school. HOne factor contributing to APSU's growth, says Pam, tthas been the en- thusiasm of the faculty members. The reputation of the whole institution has to do with its high quality of instruc- tion. Physics is the major of Richard Allen Rowe. His hometown is Gallatin, Tenn. While at Austin Peay Richard was a member of the Laurel Wreath Honor Society, Del Square Psi, and Alpha Phi Omega. . Teaching in the secondary schools is Sherrie Lee Smithis plans after gradu- ation. She is a biology major from Clarks- ville, Tenn. While at APSU Sherrie was a member of the APSU marching band, Alpha Phi International Fraternity and the Tri- Beta Biological Honor Society. Passon Pant Roberts

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Jerry Paige Beverly Mock Majoring in environmental science is Tim McCollum. His hometown is Hop- skinsville, Ky. After graduation Tim would like to work as a biologist or envi- ronmentalist for either the state or fed- eral government. Tim was a member of Sigmi Chi Fra- ternity and Tri-Beta Honor Fraternity while at Austin Peay. Hlnitially, I feel that IFIy' Williams helped APSU's growth, because at that Time our school finally received some national publicity. The Dunn Center and other buildings were added which made The Peay more attractive to stu- dents, said Tim. Phi Kappa Phi, Kappa Delta Pi. Laurel Wreath Honor Society and Beta Beta Beta held Sarah Elaine Mitchellis membership while she was at Austin Peay. Elaine is an elementary education major with a concentration in biology. After graduation she hopes to teach in the elementary school. Springfield, Tenn. is Elaine's home- town. mmr :mwnm- qum m Elaine Mitchell Tim McCollum Beverly Anne Mock is a biology ma- jor from Hopkinsville, Ky. After gradu- ation Beverly plans to attend graduate schooL Beverly was a member of Beta Beta Beta Honor Society, Laurel Wreath So- ciety, Del Square Psi, Physics Club, and participated in the College Bowl. Hlf I truly love one person, I love all persons, I love life. If I can say to some- body else, I love you,' I must be able to say, I love in you everybody, I love through you the world, I love in you also myself. ' Teaching in secondary schools is Jer- rie Marie Page's plans after gradu- ation. She is a biology major from Clarksville. Jerrie participated in the APSU marching band, Alpha Phi International Fraternity, Tri-Beta Biological Honor Society and little sister to Alpha Tau Omega while at Austin Peay. UMuch of AP's growth should be con- tributed to the highly trained staff and the good selection of academics, stat- ed Jerrie.

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60 Jean Southenand David Spence unanimity of the graveyard. - Felix Frankfurter Donna Lynne Staples is an account- ing major. Her hometown is Clarksville. During her four years at The Peay Donna held membership in Phi Chi Theta Business Fraternity and the Lau- rel Wreath Honor Society. Belinda Gayle Totty is a business education major from Centerville, Tenn. After graduation she plans to teach business subjects on the secondary school level. Phi Chi Theta Business Fraternity and the National Education Association held Belinda's membership. She was also associate editor of the 1977 Fare- well and Hail. Hlf we learn how to give ourselves, to forgive others and to live with thanks- giving, we need not seek happiness - it will seek us. - Anonymous. Donna Staples Elizabeth Jean Southerland held membership in Phi Chi Theta Business Fraternity and the American Marketing Association while at The Peay. Jean is a business administration major from Dickson, Tenn. l'ldealistically, President Carter should concentrate on three major programs: providing national health care for citizens, establishing job pro- grams and making a breakthrough in the areas of nuclear testing, arms limi- tation and disarmament, remarks Da- vid Spencer of. Moorestown, NJ. David is an English major and plans to attend law school after graduation. He held membership in the John Jay Society, Political Studies Association, Student Defense League and was a del- egate for the National Conference on Student's Legal Rights. HThose who begin coercive elimina- tion of dissent soon find themselves exterminating dissenters. Compulsory unification of opinion achieves only the Belinda Totty