Freed Hardeman University - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Henderson, TN)

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Working on a program for a class, Kelly Beard got his experience with computer partly from his involvement with ACM. photo by Micah Brinkley. ACM Row 1: Stan Tillman, Susan Poteet, Tracy Johns, Har- old Minton, Bob Morris. Row 2: Renee Henson, Selena Sasser, Michael Dozier, Katherine Sanders, Tim Bell, John Bentley. Row 3: Larry Oldham Carol Hayes, Ka- ren Walker. Q, Tb' GAMMA NU OMEGA Row 1: Brain White, Vonda Sain, Nita Barnes, Karen Angerman, Uduak Effiong, Corene Thomas. Row 2: Joe Delay, Randy Shannon, John Estes, Troy Fregu- son, John Jobe, Ernald George, Hodon Yates. 98 DEPARTMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS gdg Q ,,., . . Q or A, , N, 1 j A-'--' ,. t .., f a. f s ff as in Hi i f A 1-E k ' 5 rkik J P' . - Q 24

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EVANGELISM FORUM Row 1: Earl Edwards, Dowell Flatt, Doug Smith, Ken- neth Chadwell, Lana Criswell, Lisa Gardner. Row 2: Tim Carroll, Victor Spencer, Tim Roland, Jonathan Searcy, Ray Sullins, Lara Finch, Tammy Baker. Row 3: Tammy Shadwick, Sam Hester, Kim Lingren, Steve Collins, Anthony Taylor, Randall Lovett, Henry Posten, Andrew Perkins. Row 4: Robert No wlin, Phillip Brooks, Jeff Ingram, Bill Weaver, Michael Hughes, Lowell White, Troy Ferguson. Row 5: Randy Neal, John Hill, Douglas Wilson, Ryan Fraser, Mark Latham, Jerry Bur- bee, Jackie Simons, David Oliver, Kim Langford, Blake Nichols, Glen Henton PREACHERS' CLUB Row 1: Earl Edwards, Dowell Flatt, Tim Carroll, Craig Waddell, Jeff Ingram, David Baker, Billy Smith. Row 2: Winford Claiborne, George Hamer, Miles Mayo, Micky Beam, Ray Sullins, John Hill, Troy Ferguson. Row 2: Sam Hester, Erwin Gunnells, Jeff Golsen, Doug Kin- nard, Kenneth Chadwell, Randall Lovett, Phillip Brooks. Row 3: Robert Nowlin, Randall Dias, Henry Posten, Tim Roland, Victor Spencer, Doug Smith, Steve Johnson, Randy Owens, Andrew Perkins. Row 5: Bryant Evans, Clark Sims, Steve Collins, Jerry Burbee, David Hester, Steve Sentell, David Shannon, Michael Hughes. Row 6: Mark Latham, Thomas Snow, Jona- than Searcy, Bill Weaver, Anthony Taylor, Scott Lan- ning, Mike Simons, Jeffery Taylor, James Cribbs, Ryan Fraser, Douglas Wilson, John Sims. PREACI-IERS' WIVES CLUB Row 1: Barbara Johnson, Maureen Watson, Della Flatt. Row 2: Cynthia Searcy, Sandy Lochman, Sarah Wad- dell, LeAnn Beam, Freda Sims, Carol Chadwell, Seth Chadwell, DEPARTMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS 97

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ORGANIZATIONS OFFER PROFESSIONALISM Organizations offer professionalism to their members. The Association for Computing Ma- chinery was no exception in trying to pro- mote professionalism. The main goal of the organization was to make students aware of the job possibilities in their field. ACM tried to prepare students for gradu- ation by letting them know what the job market is looking for. One way this is accom- plished is through monthly meetings featur- ing guest speakers. Another way is by at- tending the yearly national convention which brings together both professionals and stu- dents to discuss current practices in the com- puter science field. This year's 20 person membership was led by Michael Dozier, chairman, Susan Po- teet, vice chairman, Tracy Johns, secretary, and Harold Minton, treasurer. Gamma Nu Omega promoted interest in science and professional careers. The club, organized in 1977, has 25 members dedicated to the advancement of the sciences. Members learned through cave explora- tions, visits to archeological finds and trips to high technological facilities. Guest speakers gave members some insight into the actual career responsibilities. Officers of Gamma Nu Omega were: John Estes, president, Uduak Effiong and Hodon Yates, vice presidentsg and Corene Thomas, secretaryftreasurer. W PSYCHOLOGY CLUB Row 1: Richard Cave, Steve Noles, Mark lcenogle, James Maxwell, Russ Gill, Scott Charles. Row 2: Cam- eron Stokes, Marilyn Mitchell, Robin Cobb, Missy Mis- kelly, Kim Cotter, Glynn Dilbeck, Laurie McClish, Mel Pendley, Connie Cochran. DEPARTMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS 99