Jacksonville State University - Mimosa Yearbook (Jacksonville, AL)

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Page 26, upper right: Co-charmen — Dr. Dan Hollis, Dr. Steve Bit good: Lower center Row 1. L to R; Patty Ferguson. Kim Whitehead. Cheryl McDaniel. Melissa Wallace. Jody Ellison, Sandra Appel, Sonya Clayton, Tina Childers: Row 2: Margaret Stanley, Karen Green. Shelia Prestndge, Vicki Mumay, Mike Windsor. Connie Elmore, Terese Wilder; Row 3: Lon Webb. Kim Morgan, Melinda Trammel, Jack Reece. Carl Jesse. Cindy Lalivert, Letma Landers, Herb Alexander: Row 4: Bryan Lawson, Robert Lindsey, Chris Reynolds, Gray Winn, Bob Rutherford. Page 27, upper left. Faculty committee — Row 1: Dr. Evelyn McMillan. L to R: Or. W.J. Reid, Dr. Shirley Seagle. Dr. Dan W. Hollis. Robert A. MacRae Row 2: Dr. Jerry Wilson, Dr. Ralph Parnell. Dr. Steve Bitgood. Dr. Mickey Starling. Dr. John Van Cleave. Dr. Earl Poore: Lower center. Row 1, L to R: Nanette Burchfield, Suzeanne Barry. Lit Howie. Dave Smith, Keith Elliott, Taro Lee Clark; Row 2r Michael Pond. Janet C- Sharp. Vanessa Broyles. Boice Turner, Joy Gaines. Row 3: Bobby Phillips. Jimmy Crump. Jeff Brigat. Vale ry Hurst, Elizabeth Saffels, Joseph Suco; Row 4: Eddie Osborne, MAe Boggs. Barry Kennedy. Scott Rams, David Hawkins. Barry Justice. 27

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Faculty scholars join ICC The Faculty Scholars program includes students who received a minimum score of 26 on the ACT or 1230 on the SAT. Now in its third year, the program consists of 37 freshmen, 13 sophomores, and 16 juniors, all of whom must maintain a 2.5 G.P.A. The Faculty Scholars entered the ICC this year as an honorary club, after having established a constitution and by-laws. The membership plans to develop its goals and to take on service and academic development projects. The students who comprise the Faculty Scholars are dedicated to achieving academic excellence and thereby sustaining a continual resource of commitment to higher education at its finest. The diverse talents found within the group are highly visible throughout all of the University's areas of study and activity. Officers for the 1981-82 year are Tara Lee Clark, President; Herb Alexander, First Vice President; Janet G. Sharp, Second Vice President; and Cheryl McDaniel, Secretary-Treasurer. 2

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Forty-nine named to Who's Who Who s Who Among Colleges and Universities recognizes students who show significant leadership in worthwhile campus activities, positive character traits, and at least average grades. The emphasis is on character and concern for fellowman as exhibited by involvement in civic and academic organizations and in the willingness to accept leadership roles. Faculty members submit nominations and a committee composed of administration, faculty, and students make the final recommendations to the Who's Who Foundation, Jimmye Bain is a secondary education major. She holds a G.P.A. of 3.00. She is a member of Kappa Delta Epsilon. Not shown: Douglas Creel, Andra Ellington Chiles, Shelia Herren Fincher. Demis James Folds, Mark Gravlee, Donna Kay Minor. Barbara Parker, Cynthia Beaver Reaves, Leola Brown Snider. Michael Baker is pursuing his M.B.A. degree. He is a former president of KA and member of Omicron Delta Kappa. His G.P.A. is 2.8. Carol Barnes, with a G.P.A. of 2.88 is majoring in music. She belongs to Delta Omicron, A Cappela choir, and Omicron Delta Kappa. Jenny Brazeal is a nursing major with a G.P.A. of 2.70. She is a member of Phi Eta Sigma and Alpha Xi Delta.