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

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Songs, Skits, Laughter Make the Snow a I-lit -:ni ' , Q17 , i 7 if . ff at Robin Edwards is the daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. Brent Edwards. Bobin is a sophomore broadcasting major from Benton, Kentucky. Robin has performed as a back-up vocalist for Makin' Music 1987, Robin is involved in Phi Lambda Omega and the Com- munication Majors and Minors Associ- ation. Photo by John Bentley. .wt , as , f F ttf A ., X H, 425 it Z t Danny French, from St. Louis, Mis- souri is majoring in computer informa-N tion systems. ln 1987, French served as a backstage hand for Tri-Zeta's show, 'The Reason for Sneezin'l He has been involved with Phi Lambda Omega and the Data Processing Man- agement Association. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. Danny French. Photo by John Bentley. Jeanette Caraker is a senior public relations major from Lakeland, Florida. Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Caraker. Jeanette served as emcee for Makin' Music 7988, Photo by John Bentley. 28 Makin' Music

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Cami Postell is a junior from Blue Ridge, Georgia. While at F-HC she has put her emphasis on her major - teaching biology, ln 7987, Cami served as a back-up vocalist for the Tenth Anniversary Makin' Music show. Cami has been involved with the Ambassadors, Phi Lambda Omega, and the Student Alumni Association. Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. Bill Joe Postell. Photo by John Bentley. Freedie, Freedie, Freedie, Freed sing the hosts and hostesses as they present the traditional novelty number. Photo by John Bentley. Jerry Moore is from Holly Springs, Mississippi. He is a junior transfer student with a double major in history and Bible. He has been involved with the Ambas- sadors, and served as chaplain for the Phi Lambda Omega social club. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. Jerry O. Moore, Sr. tion in the name of the award's recipient. The Makin' Music weekend got underway as Dwight Ro- bards, a 1977 alumnus, spoke in chapel. Devotionals took place in the Commons with as- sistant in F-HC development, Jess Wilcoxson, speaking. The Saturday night speaker was David Short, the director of development. On Saturday a special weekend chapel program was held in Loyd Auditorium, with former Makin' Music Hosts and Hostesses as guest speakers. After the speakers, the Parents of the Year, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Bonnell of Doni- phan, Missouri, were named. They are the parents of Ken- dra Bonnell, a senior second- ary education major. Another spring weekend event was the reunion of the Sigma Rho social club. The re- union was held at 4:30 Satur- day afternoon in Pruett Ban- quet Hall. Makin' Music is a special event on Freed-l-lardeman's campus. Not only does it af- ford an opportunity to display talents, but it also unifies all those involved toward the pro- duction of a great show. Ma- kin' Music 1988 was a success in both areas as participants and viewers enjoyed themselves. Makin' Music 27

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Tri Zeta flies high enough to take second place in the sweepstakes competition, Photo by Kelly Beard. Alpha Tau's Orkin man prepares to terminate a swarm of termites. Photo by Kelly Beard. ! '!' 'N Hd , Phi Kappa 's fishy tales reel in a third place finish. Photo by John Bentley. Whiskers from Lambda Delta Phi worry about getting a close shave! Photo by John Bentley. Philo takes a western approach as they learn all that glitters is not gold, Photo by John Bentley. Makin Music 29