Lipscomb University - Backlog Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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Cee ee NE ATE ANGELA P. IRWIN, an accounting major from Fort Walton Beach, Florida, has been an historian in the Outreach Club, is in the National Association of Accountants and Alpha Chi. She has also served in Gamma Lambda social club as chaplain and treasurer, and in Circle K as a senior board member and mem- bership director. She has also been a resident assistant in Fanning, is a member of Project Good News, served on the food preference committee of the ASA, and was a volunteer worker at Vanderbilt Children’s Hospital. Irwin is the 1984 Homecoming Queen and has been a homecoming attendant. STACY E. JOHNSON, an English education major from McGuire AFB, New Jersey, is president of Delta Sigma social club and is in Sigma Tau Delta, Student Tennessee Education Association, Civinettes, and the Inter-Club Council. She has also been a non-voting committee member on the ASA, was a member of the freshman orientation committee and is a resident assistant in Johnson. She is a Christian Women’s Club member and is on the pledging advisory council. Ly ay é ye E : } NINA JONES, a history-communications major from Nashville, has served as an ASA senator and chairman of the academic committee, co-authoring the Students’ Student Handbook. She is active in Gamma Lambda social club as chaplain and board member, and is design editor of the BABBLER. Jones is a member of Alpha Chi and Phi Alpha Theta of which she has been president and treasurer. Other activities include the College Democrats, homecoming attendant at-large and participation in several political campaigns. MELANIE LOYD, a history major from Nashville, has been in Chorale, has been vice-president and president of Phi Alpha Theta, secretary-treasurer of Sigma Tau Delta, secretary of the Young Democrats, and was on the ASA academic committee. Other activities include participation in Fiddler on the Roof, Down in the Valley, J.B., The Music Man, Singarama and the Tau Phi Cowboy Show. She has also worked in the Lipscomb lectureships. MARY GWYN MERCER, an accounting major from Huntsville, Ala., has been in National Association of Accountants and has been an assistant in Fanning. Mercer was a youth worker at the Mayfair church of Christ in Huntsville, at Crieve Hall church of Christ, at the Hendersonville church of Christ, and at the McMinnville church of Christ. She is a Rotary Ann Scholarship recipient. HONORS—27

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GARY HALL, a Biblical languages math major from Nashville, has been a member of Omega Nu social club, serving as chaplain, and a member of Alpha Chi, Chi Alpha Rho, and Circle K. He has been a Bible school teacher at Crieve Hall church of Christ and has worked at the Athlete’s House and as a resident assistant in High Rise and as a tutor in math. Hall was the 1982 recipient of the Prather Greek Medal. MONTY HAMMONTREE, a psychology major from Cumming, Georgia, is a three-year letterman on the Bison basketball team and has received the three- year award. He has also worked with the youth clinics and with Special Olympics. LANITA CLARK HENDERSON, a home economic education major from Rick- man, Tenn., has served as parliamentarian of Delta Theta Pi and is a member of the American Home Economics Association and the Tennessee Home Eco- nomics Association. Other activities include working as a resident assistant in Johnson and Fanning, being a big sister during freshman orientation, an d going on the Gallipolis, Ohio campaign with Project Good News. She was nominated to Young Women of America and Outstanding Young Americans. JOEY B. HOGAN, an accounting major from Chattanooga, Tenn., has been in the National Association of Accountants, and in the ASA has been a senator, elections chairman, and treasurer. He has been involved in intramurals and is a computer center operator. KRISTI HUNTER, a fashion merchandising major from Nashville, has been active in Delta Sigma social club, serving as pledge mistress and historian, and is in Delta Theta Pi. Other activities include being captain of the cheerleading squad and a homecoming attendant. She also was coordinator and commentator for the Associated Ladies for Lipscomb fashion show and has worked at Casual Corner and served on their fashion board. 26—HONORS

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STEVE MOORE, a political science major from Lexington, Kentucky, has been president of Sigma Iota Delta social club, has served on the Inter-Club Council and the Inter-Club Advisory Board, and has been president of the College Democrats, and is an ASA senator serving as chairman of the student opinion committee. More has also been involved in Singarama and intramural sports. As a participant in the Tennessee Legislative Internship Program, he worked for the House Education Committee, and he has also been in the Tennessee Intercollegiate State Legislature. NINA CATHERN PEDIGO, an elementary education major from Henderson- ville, Tenn., has been a member of Pi Delta social club, the Student Tennessee Education Association and the Lady Bisons basketball team, where she has served as co-captain. She has been a homecoming attendant and received hon- orable mention Volunteer State Athletic Conference player of the week. BETH ANN PETTIT, an engineering science computer science major from Ormond Beach, Florida, has been a member of Pi Alpha Chi and Phi Omega social club, serving as treasurer and historian. Pettit has been a resident assistant in Elam and Yearwood and team captain and a member of the board of directors for her bowling league. ELIZABETH LYNN RAINS, an elementary education major from Chatta- nooga, Tenn., has been active in Chi Alpha Rho where she has been an officer of the women’s charter. She has been secretary of A Cappella and is in Sigma Alpha Iota and the Student Tennessee Education Association. She has also been in Jazz Vocal Ensemble, Singarama, and worked as a backup vocalist for the host and hostess segments and as an accompanist. She has served as a non- voting committee member on the ASA, as a resident assistant in Yearwood, and was a big sister in freshman orientation. MARY LOU RATLIFF, an English and history pre-law major from Middle- town, Ohio, is editor of the BABBLER, vice-president of Sigma Tau Delta, treasurer of A Cappella and secretary of Phi Alpha Theta. She is also vice- chairman of the College Republicans, and is active in Gamma Lambda social club, having served as a board member. She has worked as a costumer for drama productions and was a National Merit Scholar. 28—HONORS