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

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, .,- . I --Q:' ...hs A if Brian White, Henderson, TN, Chemistry Cheryl White, Mt. Vernon, lL, Mathematics Dawn White, Lawenceville, GA, Marketing Lisa White, Henderson, TN, Social Work Lowell White, Henderson, TN, Bible Mary Alice White, Henderson, TN, Teaching Music Gregory Williams, Nassau, Bahamas, Bible Bruce Wilson, Henderson, TN, Accounting Kevin Wood, Niceville, FL, Marketing Lesa Wood, Paragould, AR, Fashion Merchandising Ronnie Wood, Jackson, TN, Computer Information Systems Shirley Woosley, Middleton, TN, Office Management Greg Wyatt, Saltillo, TN, Secondary Education Michelle York, Paducah, KY, Elementary Education Teresa Kerr, Rogersville, AL, Elementary 8a Early Childhood Education Vickie Terhune, Henderson, TN, Teaching Mathematics During graduation exercises, Jeanna Massey was presented with the Faculty Leadership Award, Jeanna was very active in many campus activities while at F-HC photo by John Bentley. It's the people that ha ve made F-HC spe- cial. Lesa Wood SENIORS 61

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Erl Morrell-Stinson, South Africa, Bible Tara Sullins,Eldorado, AR, Social Work Dawn Sutton, Henderson, TN, Teaching Art Robert Swayne, Henderson, TN, Bible Freed-I-Iardeman Col- lege has very high stan- dards and quality. Robert Wagner Using time wiseilv, seniors Jan Rowe and Lesa Wood use the time in between classes to catch up on their studies. photo by Jeff Hand. Brenda Swearlngen, Green Cove Springs, FL, Fashion Merchandising Caren Thomas, Baltimore, MD, Child Development Corene Thomas, Baltimore, MD, Biology Wade Thomas, Huntsville, AL, Teaching Biology Linda Trimm, Eads, TN, Office Management Joetta Turberville, Dresden, TN, Home 8: Consumer Economics LaJuana Vaughn, Winfield, AL, Finance Carrie Vorglty, Kerrville, TX, Child Development Craig Waddell, Finger, TN, Bible Robert Wagner, Tyronza, AR, Elementary Education Philip Walters, Troy, AL, Marketing David Weathers, Tupelo, MS, Bible 60 SENIORS

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JUNIORS The juniors began the 1986-87 college year conscious that their time at E-HCfwas half over. T With the title of junior came more fires- tige and privileges. Students were looked upon as being more capable of handling a task given them. A But for many of the juniors, the realization that they only had one more year, made them make definite decisions concerning theirispecific mejor. They fiegan to take ei closer look at what was expected of them when they reached the real world. W This year's junior class seemed to have a closeness that helped accomplish any goals that were set, Whether they were planning for Sadie Hawkins or the Junior-Senior Ban- quet, everyone gave 100070 to the effort. Junior class officers Teri Hale, Julie Gann, Paula Hill, Jeff Johnson, Jody Abbott, and Trevor Cooke. photo by Micah Brinkley. Jody Abbott, Union City, TN David Baker, Berry, AL Kristi Barker, Avon Park, FL Bethany Barnes, Monroe, Mi Todd Beaver, eenivme, on ' , f ee f V W f if f '53 r Brian Beck, Tampa, FL Kendra Bonnell, Doniphan, MO Diana Booth, Jackson, TN Rhonda Bridges, St. Louis, MO Gina Brown, Guys, TN , Kelly Cain, Lake City, FL Jeanette Caraker, Lakeland, FL Bruce Carden, Memphis, TN Cindy Carden, Ripley, TN Tim Carroll, Atoka, TN 62 JUNIORS 4 -we '- 49 n., , , JN W., ev- '2' 'yt V W ,, me J, J, ,. Maw'-' ,, ,wg . 5-61 sy: if '1'f,l3y - A I l My I -'WM 1 Y f 7 . 'e, 5 Q