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

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v- A 5 i T .. . l lX , .X m L a. Thom Tarter, Ligonier, PA Susan Tatum, Clarksvilie, TN Tim Teel, Cincinnati, OH Shani Waller, St. Thomas, Ontario, Canada Boyd Watson, Port Antonia, Jamacia - X N X D, er S Jennifer Weaver, Jackson,TN Treasure Weber, Atlanta, GA Dixie Wright, Jasper, AL Scott Woods, Henderson, TN Hodon Yates, Oak Grove, MO Marty Young, Corinth, MS Porter Young, Dunnellon, FL Polly Flippo, Jackson, TN Gwen Jennen, Henderson, TN W6 HELP, HELP, They want more money!!! Michelle Gilli- land visits with LeAnn Beam in search for more money to go to school on, photo by Nancy Bennett. I lived off campus my junior year. Never again! Scott Woods JUNIORS 67

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Teri Hale, Union City, TN Joe Hardin, Henderson, TN Richard Harden, Cambellsville, Leanne Heffington, Birmingham, AL Pam Hicks, Henderson, TN Going to and from classes is much easier for this student as he takes a spin on his bicycle. photo by Richard Claiborne. Freed-Hardeman Col- lege is a very special place. Teri Hale Hamilton Holliman, Pascagoula, MS Venida Hosier, Henderson, TN Carmen Huddleston, Ripley, MS David Hunt, Prattville, AL David Jamison, Marietta, GA Nannette Jarrett, Camden, TN Jackie Jenkins, Henderson, TN David Jennen, Henderson, TN Wendy Jennings, Flint, Ml Jeff Johnson, Decatur, AL A Kenneth Johnson, Henderson, Tn Frank Kemp, Stanley, NC Susan Kirk, Linden, TN Karrie Knight, Neenah, WI Amy Lamp, Parkersburg, WV 64 .JUMORS ,E ,X 1 fig-:E fg- , Ak mx f i f f TTL? .,' 7,ef,Q, ,' fill-,gif-, r 4 . . ' ' ' ' , -f,,'- ,, ,W ,, ego, .,,, ,Mir , V, A., 'N 29' 1 xx Q1 I

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SOPI-IOMORE No longer having to live with the idea of ,being -a clreaciedi freshman, the sophomores A started out the year with a positive attitudeg e They no longer had to make a placefor i thernselveslas the freshmen did. For the sophomores, this year was just 4 onestep closer to that dream of graduation. lt was during this year that the maiority of the sophomores made the ultimate decision of what their major would be. Sophomores were looked at as the middle child. They were learning from year to year but still yearning for more. They grew aca- demically, socially, and spiritually. The biggest accomplishment for the soph- omore was his development of the idea that he had arrived. Sophomore Class Officers. Ray Sullins, Lana Cris- welll Karen White, Steve Servtelll and Nancy Hastings. Kimberlie Aaron, Chicago, IL Mark Abbott, Hollywood, MD Bryan Armentrout, Jonesboro, TN Larry Arnold, Allandale, FL Cynthia Ashe, Selmer, TN Sandy Bagwill, Doniphan, MO Scott Ballard, Camden, TN Jamie Barnes, Thayer, MO Tammy Barnes, North Little Rock, AR Kelly Beard, Louisville, KY X Randy Beck, Tampa, FI.. X Beverly Beckham, Savannah, TN ni W John Bentley, Oak Grove, MO Scott Burleson, Dexter, MO Randy Blackburn, Satilla, MS l if-e, J , rs W 'J , ,LW ,, f.l rj , I ,f tx- M ' ty. 1 f fll , I ,, Q w ,.,. '. y ,c 1 ,f ft as, ::.......... N -. mt-v-esmrsttss.-emtt. tn.. s . f . is'-A 68 SOPHOMORES f Q 5Va1, ! f wg- s , Hs, ,X . f f' f 1' 1, M, vt , it fy- nj 'Mi' 1? '7 me Tf'ft..fg X. 'fs l4!Mm'l' sr X Y gr Qsg , , :asf-ss s X ss s l i 1 , i , 2 l