Bacone College - Warrior Yearbook (Muskogee, OK)

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orm ouncils The Bacone .dorm council and residence assistants provided the ample responsibility of being the spokesmen for Bacone dorm residents as well as exhibiting needed leadership. The residence assistants, or RA's, took responsibility for the dorm while the staff was not present. They also helped the school com- municate their philosophies to the students in times of question. RA's were futl-time students who lived in .the dorms, possessed at least a 2.0 GPA, and had good leadership qualities. In some cases they provided better counseling than the faculty or staff because students could more easily relate to their fellow students. The dorm council was made up of live-in students elected by the dormitory residents. The dorm council consisted of a President, a Vice-President, Secretary-Treasurer, and Floor Representatives. The Dorm council acted as the voice of live-in students where school activities were involved. Their basic responsibilities were organizing intramurals for the residents, help plan for social func- tions, and to also work with the staff and RA's for needed dormitory programs. s For Posey Hall, RA's were Margaret Floyd, Catherine Jones, and Paula Locust. Dorm council officers were Lori Rhoden, President, Angie Clement, Vice-President: Kim Baiiey, first floor north representative: Lynnelle Roberts, first floor south representativeg Leticia Ramiriez, second floor south representative. For McCoy Hall, RA's were Andy Martinez, .iohn Rivers, Patrick Roberts, and Bryan Thouvenel. Dorm council officers were Buck Vaughn, President: Jerry Dean and Quinn Simmons, Vice-President, Tony Dearman, Secretary-Treasuferg Greg Erickson, first floor representativeg Patrick Roberts, second floor representative, and Manuel Marshall, third floor representative. All in all, both groups were extremely beneficial in making Bacone a legend in the making. i c i By LeAnne Clark and Jacinda Lane

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That s Right Girl! Trying to keep peace and order in Posey Hall Ms, T makes sure that all runs smoothly during the day, What Did You Say? Students in Poloke-Boseri Posey and McCoy felt it necessary to have representation for their dormitories. Did You Sign ln? Making sure that everyone signs in, Paula Locust keeps an eye on the lront desk, ,wi- 4. , is . it .ggicont ag J gg?

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omecommg As the last candidate and her escort took their place in line the audience waited with anticipation for the announcing of the 1988 Homecoming Queen Miss Johnnie Sue Belcher who represented Student Senate received the honor Belcher a sophomore from Seminole OK serv ed as president for the Student Senate and played for both the women s basketball and softball teams along with other activities Her escort was Quinn Simmons First runner up Miss Andrea Boling escorted by David Walker represented the nursing students and Miss Kim Bailey second runner up represented the women s basketball team Her escort was Paul Jackson lll Other candidates and escorts included Laura Adams freshman class with escort Justin Forbes Cincie Hicks science club with escort Paul Impson Cindy Russell cheerleaders with escort Sheldon Hendricks Teena Talachy SIFE with escort Kevin Wood Tonya Rogers baseball team with escort Terry Taldo Marilyn women s softball with escort Mark Cowan Jacnnda Lane publica tions club with escort .lay Arnold Stacy Hill fellowship of Christian athletes with escort Gary Jeffrey June Jones sophomore class with escort Reginald Simon Lynnelle Roberts Sarkey leadership with escort Buck Vaughn Cheryl Harjo indian club with escort Sam Taylor and Loretta Takeshorse Posey dorm with escort Val Gene Winters The queen was crowned The men s team lost despite the three pointer by Darryl Roddy that put the game into overtime And although disappointed by the loss of the game the students ended Homecoming festlvities with a successful semi formal dance held in the Bacone room at Quality lnn Homecoming brought to many students excitement antscipation and for some romantic feelings All in all it was a night to remember and yet another event that helped make Bacone become A legend in the making By .laclnda Lane O . . , 1 3 i I I l l : . . ' ' : White, saddle club, with escort Dean Logang Barbara Christie, 1 : 7 I . I . , . , . I l n , - I I , .