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

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Bell Tower Goes to Weekly Editions W? K rw ',4Q,qHA . Bell Tower - Howl: Anna Eubanks, Michelle Gilliland, Kurt Kleier, Trina Thompsong Row 2: Kim Hale, Felicia Elam, Tonya Compton, Lisa Springerf Row 3: Melissa Tomlinson, Tim Dills, Scott Sewell, Lora DeFore. Photo by Holland Studios. Treasure Cnest Wraps up Year ww Treasure Chest- John Bentley, Sandy Fields, Wanda McDougal, Luci Woodard, Amy Clifford, Diana Thompson, Heather Jones, Nancy Bennett, Stuart Hames, Brenda Henderson, Alicia Mays, Deana Jackson, Mark Abbott. Photo by John Bentley, 174 Organizations

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Judo The Judo Club exists so members can have fun while exercising. Members learn the fundamentals of the sport of judo and consequently this helps them build character. Club The club gave a demonstra- tion in chapel and participated in four judo tournaments. Sev- eral medals were won in these tournaments. Dr. Allen Walker serves as sponsor. ' ff! K C . if 1 .- Solomon Aguh and Deokie Ftamboolar lead a native dragon down the streets of Henderson during the Homecoming parade. Judo Club - Flow 7: Nathan Walker, Alex Walkerf Row 2: Philip Walkerj Row 3: Ernald George, Becky Simons, Allen Walker. aww A. ternational Club members Rachel Aguh Solomon Aguh Ukpong Akpan Bora Alpay, Marco Azevedo, Dave riaga Maria Cariaga Fabiano Carvalho Barthelemy Charles Joan Cooke Trevor Cooke, Vicky Creque, Fablana Jggionni Patrizia Cuggionni Moses Donkor Oliver Ferguson Coralle George Ernald George, Daisry Heastie, Kevin lcombe Motor lsiip Owen James Fouzia Khokhar Wasim Khokhar Matt Merrick, Johanna Mitterhammer, lni pong Okon Mkpong Mari Noguchi Muge Onat Gokul Padmana bahn Vincent Wheatley, Boyde Watson, Elias iber Lesa Rhymer Erl Morrell Stinson Ernest Ozemalah Deokle Ramboolar Kim Langford. International Club The International Club strives to help students from foreign countries adjust to life in the United States. The club also strives to bridge the gap between the American and foreign students and attempts to educate American students about foreign cultures. A dinner was held in the spring. The dinner featured foods from the different home- lands of the foreign students. Leaders of the International Club are Erl Morrell-Stinson, presidentg Ernest Ozemelah, vice-president: Deokie Ram- doolar, secretary, and Kim Langford, treasurer. Organizations 173

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VVFI-IC Features Music Variety I hAM,,,,..e----- WFHC - Row 1: Tina Davis, Richard Rasberry, Michelle Gilliland Christi Pugh, Row 2: Craig Carroll, Greg Robinson, Mike Green, Kim Hale, David gale, Randall Dias, Felicia Elam, Kendall Joseph, Jeanette Caraker, Tim Dills, Roy Neal Grissom, Row 3: Vickie Leatherwood, Jud Davis, Ron Gray, andy Lane, Carla Henry, Kelly Shelton, Christie Wilbanks, Donald Griffiths, Joe Stickels. Photo by Holland Studios. F-HC has three media orga- nizations: WFHC, the campus radio stationg the Bell Tower, lthe campus newspaperg and the Treasure Chest, the year- book. WFHC, 91.5, is the West Tennessee alternative. Not only does one hear a format consisting of album rock, jazz, classical, and new age, but one can also hear fellow stu- dents operating the station. With the exception of the sta- tion manager, Ray Eaton, the staff is made up entirely of stu- dents. This year's staff includ- ed Tim Dills as program direc- torg Randy Lane as production directory Christi Pugh, news di- rectorg and Kendall Joseph, music director. The campus newspaper, the Bell Tower, strives to keep stu- dents, faculty, and staff in- formed of the events on cam- pus. Regular features included the Bloom County cartoon in each edition. Since the pa- per is published weekly, stu- dents looked forward to re- ceiving a copy each Friday. Kendra Bonnell served as edi- tor while Anna Eubanks filled the role of assistant editor. Lora DeFore is the advisor. Each year the Treasure Chest staff works very hard to produce a quality yearbook. This year was no exception. Many hours of planning and work went into producing this annual. For the second time the yearbook will be delivered in the fall instead of the spring. This allows an entire year's events to be put into one book. Alicia Mays served as editor, and John McLaughlin was assistant editor. Ramona Rawdon and Heather Jones were the business managers while Mark Abbott operated the word processor. John Bentley was photography chief. Nancy Bennett sponsors the yearbook. Heather Jones and Diana Thompson pause from work on the yearbook. Organizations 175