Marshall University - Chief Justice Yearbook (Huntington, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 292 of the 1975 volume:

STOP 1 Do � t rlcmm 2 Do rrid lh« book 1 Do look Jt thrvc photo • jfi fullv 4 Don'i compile lo uv v� « only work IK� - ww the IIT IT Q soil Marshall University ... a part of West Virginia West Virginia I'd rather live on the side of a mountain, than wander through canyons of concrete and steel. I'd rather laugh with the rain and sunshine, and lay down in some starry field. 'This state is special to all West Virginians and anyone who appreciates the beauty of nature. Lucky is the person who has spent a night or two in the back country around Dolly Sods and Greenbrier County, or has stood on a cliff overlooking New River Gorge and its long-abandoned towns, like Hawks Nest, MacDougal, and Nuttallburg. Each time you see the beauty, it forces you to look deeper inside yourself than ever before. You see the grandeur of it all and you sort of swell up with pride. Some may think the people here are backward, but the real backward person is the one who seeks to destroy this beautiful land. This state is not inferior, it has its strip-mine scarred hills and junked cars, but it also has green trees, steep mountainsides, and wonderful people. All you have to do is travel a little and visit the out of way places to find the beauty. The words I'm using may sound like something out of a travel brochure, but the feelings are real. Well, enough has been said. Take a good look at the pictures, pack your gear, and visit some of the places you see. This is West Virginia and I love her ... Ray Rappold 4 6 Dolly Sods .. Tucker County Friday, 4 April 1975 When I was in Boston a year-or-so ago, a lady said, I've got friends in Richmond, when I told her that I was from West Virginia. I tried to tell her that West Virginia was a state, but I guess she still thinks I was from the western part of Virginia. I guess that that's just the way things go. I've spent most of my life in West Virginia, and I'm quite proud of my home state. Bare feet and bib-overalls have, at times been my fashion, but like anyone else in America, I know what shoes and trousers are ... 7 New River .. Fayette County � • 10 • wtfiX it It's really distressing to hear West Virginia referred to as a state of nothing but coal tipples and slag heaps. These things, of course, do exist, but to me they do not detract from the vast natural panorama that displays itself in my home state. Polluted rivers and smog-filled skies are not in-digeneous to South Charleston alone. Why should West Virginia be singled out as a filthy, unclean state. I've seen much worse landscapes in New Jersey. I sometimes think of West Virginians who have left to find financial happiness in the Big City . If my plans go as I hope they will, I'll not be their follower. I'm not interested in the anonymity of the city. The city that can make you rich can run you ragged. Friday, 4 April 1975 12 Frank P larrell The economy or the environment, which should we choose? In one direction lies a distant, hut certain destruction of nature and our resources. The other direction offers a long hard climb to the preservation of our natural beauty. We're going to have to suffer shortages and inconveniences for this preservation, but is that too much to ask for living in a world with green trees and hillsides or clean air and water? Well, there you have it, two choices. I've already made mine. Rjy Rjppold Chicl Photographer 1974-1975 Q We've just come through the pseudo-environmental period, at least that's the way a supposedly learned instructor termed it. There are those who believe that the environmentalists will ruin this country, in fact, they are the only ones who can save it. The ones who cry, We aren't hurting anybody, leave us alone,'' are the ones who daily pollute our air and water or strip our land of its identity. They have to be controlled or there won't be anything left. If the people don't listen to the pseudo-environmentalists , it may be too late to even say, I told you so ... RR I) Dolly Sodi at wnwt... 15 Huntington at sunrit If 17 Huntington and Marshall - Sometimes a good combination sometimes a bad one. Good when they work together, bad when one tries to exercise control over the other. Huntington, the town, the people, the parks, it may not be the most important city in the state, but certainly the cleanest and the friendliest. Marshall — the faculty, the students, the campus, maybe not the best university in the state, but the potential for growth is there. Huntington and Marshall - the inseparable pair. Perhaps too inseparable? Ray Rappoid Marshall University .. . a part of West Virginia Sometimes I ask myself why I am here at Marshall. I really don't have an answer. At this time, it just seems like the right thing to do I guess it's a pretty nice place to be, but if I could have my drolhers. I'm sure I'd be someplace else. frank P larrHI Friday, 4 April 1975 19 Saturday, 5 April 1975 And the world goes on. Friday nights at Marshall University are unexplainable in print. If my reader is a student, you know how it is. My academic experiences seem to be a long string of deja vu realizations that line up like dominos ... Three years or so back and a year or so forward. A stream of professors, talking about different subjects, but all sounding the same. YAKA YAKA YAKA. Maybe it's all just a political conspiracy to keep me off the job market for four years. Of course, there's the educational experience I am supposed to be going through. Maybe it’s just one of those things that you can't recognize until it's all over I'll just have to wait and see if all this education has really done so much good. Who knows what lurks in darkness? 21 22 23 Editor's Note-Photos taken by Daniel Webster, visiting photographer from Delma Studios of Maryland. Compare these phrases At this time While you read through this Rhythm and rhyme. Great expectations and Future exhalations Relate to a phase In far-flung days Which will never be For you, nor me. To say, I was, As man often does. Talks of a past Which didn't last. What was before Is no more. So what will be We'll never see. So I guess one must say That there's only today. And one just can Express I am. 24 Frank P. Jarrell April 5,1975 Staff Writer m Student Marshall University, Many faces, Many places tj I - VttA ' Wk Photos by: Rick Have K 0 Lawson Chris Spencer Earle Kinder Ray Rappold Arza Barnett 27 12 Time for relaxation? u Homecoming 1974 Rosenita Brown Miss Black Pearl Ann Talley Homecoming Queen Homecoming 1974 was typical of most Marshall Homecomings. Not only did we lose the football game. Seals and Crofts were three hours late and very few alumni came home. High points of Homecoming had to be the West Hall worm (in the parade) and Wolfman lack. West Hall Parade Graffiti Board 17 Coffeehouse W The photos in this section are of John Jackson, blues singer. Of all the single performers appearing in the Coffeehouse, Jackson was the most popular among the students. Photos by Arza Barnett. Greeks 40 Fraternity Rush ■lato - 41 Aftermath of the Pikes Peak golf ball hunt, (opposite page) Sarah lewis m the tug o-war at Pikes Peak (top left) Mary lane Delauter in the TKE Watrrfoilin (above) Kids from the Stella Fuller Settlement at an Alpha Xi Delta Halloween Party (left) 43 Alplu Phi AIplu fuletmly pirlKipjlnm Spring Sing n they begin their hnt yen u t girei orgiM Jhon a Mintull Ubovt) Signu Phi [pulon gm its tdHroo ot Boney Imgery U • Annul Spring Sing (ibove r«ty • TKCi housemother Ukey tn it funding during the TKl Witetlolhey fright) Spring Sing TKE Waterfollies Pally Calloway chugs away during the mock games as pan of the Creek Week festivities hefd in the Spring (above left) By far the biggest greek event of the year was the Chnstopher Stanley Charity Bowl, a football game between the Huntington Police and SAl fraternity. The game was held to raise money for Christopher Stanley, a young man with a kidney ailment Oh yes, the SAE's won the game (above right and bottom left) 4S Sisterhood, brotherhood, girls, gjmes. and mud 4h Guest Speakers Throughout the year Marshall University's campus is frequented by many guest speakers. Their topics range from Thurber to the Pueblo Incident, and from poetry to rape. Charles Osgood. CBS broadcast journalist, speaking in Old Mam Auditorium Osgood's newspoems have earned him a title ol Poet m Residence at CBS. The following poem was quipped by Osgood It's the cruefest thing I've ever seen How life can be ornery and mean And it takes all that's in ya To land m West Virginia And find that you follow k hn Dean John W. Dean III, convicted Watergate conspirator, appeared at Memorial Field House before a crowd of over 3,000 I'm not here to prove crime pays. I've just got a lot ot things to say about Watergate that I've never had an appropriate time to say. Dean said Eugene McCarthy. 197b presidential candidate, talking to supporter and well wisher at the Campus Christian Center, (top) Core Vidal, aulhor (above) Ruby Dee speaking in the Multi-Purpose Room as part ol the ' Women in Contemporary America program. She said people are still in the process ol becoming - we have to trust young people to find the way.” (left) William Windom, relaxing at MU. fenms court' before his performance of lames Thurber, Oct. 31. (left) Lloyd Bucher. Commander U.S.N. (retired), former captain ot the U.SS. Pueblo, addressing students and faculty in the Memorial Student Center, March 18. (below left) David Matthews, poet, speaking before a crowd in the Multi-Purpose Room, during Black Awareness Week (below) 50 Yellow Rose Express ' i S2 S4 55 Campus after dark • • • The Parthenon While 1974 at Marshall was relatively free of studen demonstrations, at least one did occur. David Williamson editor of The Parthenon, and Mike Hall, editor of Argu1 Magazine, were the leaders. The two were sitting in the ha outside the newsroom on the third floor of Smith Hal when for some odd reason, which still remains unknowi they decided to protest. For lack of a better cause the chose editorial freedoi Williamson and Hall are seen above at the beginning their protest. Later, probably because of the class chan the number of protesters increased to seven. The protest continued with shouts of write on until the duo decid that demonstrating was tiring, at which time they retiree the Student Center for a cup of cofl S8 Becky Steplo, second semester editor of The Parthenon at (opposite p. 61 Vote Off Campus Housing 64 3s ui Intramurals Almost every organization on or off campus sponsers some sort of an intramural sport team, from fraternities to dorms to off campus apartment houses. This year (|ust to name a few) winning seasons were posted by Lambda Chi Alpha and Zeta Beta Tau, basketball and in softball, the Volunteers and Pi Kappa Alpha. 67 70 71 Memorial Student Center Music University Singers 75 the sweet strains of music ... 7 ) 80 Cheerleaders 81 “Another Part Of The Forest , by Lillian Heilman was presented Feb. 19-21 in Old Mam Auditonum by the University Players as part of their 49th season. As usual Michael Morrison did an excellent |ob in the lead as Marcus Hubbard and Mary Stout equally as talented portraying Lavinia Hubbard. Set design tor Another Part Of The forest The Rope Dancers Predated in OkJ Mam Auditonum. December 4-7, was Morion Wishengrad’s production The Rope Dancer “ � 5 NATfONjj r ROTC Rick Adkins Charles Anthony Dewey Beckett Gary Bostic Charles Fletcher lames Goodwin Ralph Hugjrt Debbie (a wmski Bonnie lefferson Kim leffrey Frank Long Marshall long Dale Lyons Bill Meador lack Mund stock Roger Murray Larry Panel lohn Slemp lohn Stapleton Gerry Stover Mike Taylor Russell Watkins Keith Zimmerman People and their pets 41 Campus Crusade For Christ 94 While some Marshall students have taken up the causes of political reform, making friends or have lapsed into apathy; some have chosen another cause. The cause is lesus Christ, not religion or a code of ethics, but what they call a personal relationship . What's the reaction to all of this? Dr. Hayes said this: I am pleased with the religious emphasis Campus Crusade, the Christian Center and other groups have brought to our campus. They bring challenges to students to look at their commitments and activities. The campus is a better place to be because of their influence. S5 Marshall University's broadcasting system «S. located in the Communications Bui Icf mg in t He t ack part of Smith Hall. WMUL radio and WMUL television are responsible for airing such programs as Jazz Tonight , Sounds of the Big Bands'' and Soul Express . Streaking? One Sunday evening, last February, the weather decided to turn a sultry warm 65 degrees. It was too much for approximately 500 Marshall University students. After congregating at the Fifth Avenue 7-11, at 11:30 pm, the crowd decided to travel down Fifth Avenue in an all out Spring Run . Several people decided to take advantage of the warm weather and relieve themselves of their clothing, some students finding streaking not to their liking released the rear door of a cattle truck, allowing two cows to escape, while still others decide to rock a taxi cab. In any event, the students expelled some of their excessive energy and Marshall University was put back to bed around 4.30 am, Monday morning. ‘W Fans and Crowds • • ajoiu puy X)l ... Crowds and Fans 106 109 no Ill 112 james A. Martin Artists Series Coordinator Motthol Anutt htin laito EITH-ALBEE T| DVEMBER 19-8. 114 Joseph H. McMullen Director of Athletics Warren S. Myers Director of University Housing 115 1 lb ft Henry Schulte Professor of Journalism Dr. Richard Mund Student Affairs 117 Mrs. Dorothy F. Smith Director of Purchasing Editor's Note - This is a representative sample of administrators compiled by the Cl photographers and is not intended to be a complete section. MA 118 Groups Sigma Kappa Sorority Della Abba Gndy Aquino Robin Arnold Kerry Baggaley lane Ann Beard Cathy Billups Ian Bollman Michaela Bugg Eileen Butterworth Marsha Oislip Ian Courts Marilyn Cremean Laura Crouch Terry Dale Bonnie Edwards Karen Graham Linda Harlow Teresa Hart Anita Huffman lane I oh n son luanne lohnson Georgia Kirwain Sammie Lambert ludv I ant lennifer Lawrence Teresa Lucas Kim Martin Sherne Martin Gay Moore Susan Morrison Shelia Napier Susan Powers Mary Ro ansky Pam Rucker Paula Sampson lackie Smythe Bart ara Spit Pam Stacy Kim Stnckler Gay Sullivan Ian Tardy Michelle True Robin Vcaloy Martha Volke Debbie Watson Debbie Webster Robin Weifoed 120 Delta Sigma Theta ludy Allen ShiHey Bennett Rove Brown M«y Canon Donna Gump lisa tnders Karen Harm Bonita lohnson Cynthia lohnson Linda Lindsey Ruth Mitchell Marsha Pope Faye Redd Rena Tolliver 121 Chess Club Mark Hathaway Roy Sloan loe Gardner John Molino Mike McAlister Mike Cornell Brett Thompson loe Slade Steve Childress Hank Chinn B. C Luster Ward Harshbarger Dan Smith Dr Neil Cibbms Alpha Psi Omega Samuel Botek Philip Duncan Gene Ellis Troy Fisher Patricia Flynn Che Franklin tarry lohnson Thomas Mann Michael Morrison Ann Michelle South Mary Lynn Stout Clayton R Page 122 FAGUS Carolyn Clark Rebecca Oaycraft Sharon Hage Martha Hill Marilyn Johnson Sammi Lambert Lorraine Mara ita Barbara Modlin Glenda Raines Pally Walls Nancy Wehrie Mrs. Calhenne Che ik Dr Dorothy Hicks Ian Tay lor Dr Chapman NRA El wood Be or | o lim Dugomths Scoli Fernando Glen Hager Karen Hall Chuck Hammond Gail Hollingsworth hidy Hull Ronald Kelemen Un Lilly Marion Nfcda v� ndra Perry R hn Steelman Q'wck Sullivan I') j Student Government CJlhy Billups Mic haela Bugg Nicholas Castellano Bill Clevenger Melissa Comer Michael Cupp I aura Dam C W Dunn Trey fuel Risehe Hupp Pal Jones Frankie ledger Barry Me Owen Mollte Me Owen Mary Muth Teresa Naylor Carla Pepperdino Samuel Peppers foam Richards Kenneth Slaughter Stanley Smith Ron Szaks lulie Triplett Brian Ward 124 Student Barbara Arnold. lame Blac ksion. frank Crabtree. Dr David Duke. Dan Morris, Don Morns, K. Samar. Martha Hill, lohn Parr. Df Everett Roush. Margaret Smith. Mary Ellen Waldron, lamce Wharton Center Governing Board 125 The Sacred Order of Vash-Na-Ha John D Gjrey, |i. Leo Arbjugh Chjrle Barry Arlie Bnhop Wilton Bfjl lohn El«n Gary Halstead Fred Hud Larry lowc lohn Shuler American Society of Civil Engineers 12 � Home Economics Association Sponsor - M� « |ern McGhee. Mary Ann Baldy. Carolyn Barnett. Teresa Chapman. Diana Clay. Becky Domokos. Ann Dudash. Becky Harbert. Tina Hatzopoulos. Lois Kasher. |anie Maples. |o Ann McComas. Marsha McDowell. Lynn Midkiff. Judy Molmar. Linda Pelron, Debi Powers, Lana Rickman. Mia Warholak. Maqone Wood International Club Max Abellano. |r.. Ahmad Kheradmand. Copal G Akkihal, Salahuddm A. H. Akkad. Ahmed Al-Zayyat. Mossein Bamedad. lorge Barquet. Soma A. Bello. Prof Arsemur lonacio Burgos, Mrs Magda Ruth Burgos. Sharon Biuns. Pichai Chavirac hart. Mohammed A. Dqu. Duangnetra (Alp) Dankco, Udo Jacob Ekanem, Behzad Entezamvazini, Moshe Gertel. Mohammad F Haq, Masood Haq. Tina Hatzopoulos — President. Phayonta lamNgarm, larlie Jitma. Mohammad lenare, Deepak Chandler. Isdakorn Kasemsn, Mnhmoud Katmudan. Feroze Khan, Mando lane, lessie Lazaro. Cheuk-Wah Lo. |ohn Lontoc. Sandra I Lopez Shahine Mafi, Bruna Manissero. David Mtetwa. Dcvendra S. Murgod, Sumeat Namsupak, All Nowroozi, Hank Gerry Ogrod mski. Thakorlal Petel, Ron Ronk. Demetrius RovatSOS, Mansour Saber. Rosario E. Salazar, John Suva, Shirme Tabatabi. How Ian Tsao. Re a Mohammad Vazin. Cyllene O. Valencia. Eliana Vera. Pornlert Vansrha, Anna Von Bakonyi, Charas Yolaree. 127 Student Court Justices Nicki Belville. Ron Connell. KMy Delchecolo. Owen Dolm. Martha Hill. Max lemma. |ohn Mullens, Ed Ramvyy. Mark Weddell 128 Bonnie Bland Debra Callison Daniel Deaton Philip Hinerman Ralph lovejoy Edwin Naylor Greg Norris John Parr lames Wells Rose Marie Wilson Student Government Election Commission I2M Donna Hamblin Sammie Lambert Sue Iordan Rebecca Hubert Marsha McDowell Mia Wa holak Becky Domokas Myrna Athey Paid Bazel Teresa Chapman Ann Dudash Diana Clay Marlena C Haiash Mary layne Krese Lynn Midkiff Jackie Pearce Linda S. Pelton Lana Rickman Beth Rowley Sandra Taylor Daryl Waite Ada Wallace Man one Wood Kappa Omicron Phi Robyn Arthur Sandy Butcher Gee Fowler Trisha Fowler Linda Hartley Donna Higgins Martha Hill Melissa Miller Donna Oldham Karen Price Ellen Rawlins Irll Smith Marsha Stuart Mary Ellen Waldron 130 Laidley Hall Government Phi Sigma Alpha Barnette. David Bentley. Norwood Burdick, lane Open. Craig Cavite, David Cimildora. Dave Deane, lay Field . Richard Gleason Virginia Gra re. Martha Haeberle. Steven Minerman. Philip lone . Mary lust ice. Jessica Laird. William McCaskey. lonathan McClure. Michael Novak, tdwm Parr, lohn Shatter. Vickie Stapleton. |ohn Steven . Macel Sreven . Michael Well , lame Wollaber lan.ee Abba . Dr. Bruce. Mr Oio . Dr Mata. Dr Neely. Dr. Oaker on. Mr Perry. Dr Rosswurm. Dr Stewart. Dr P Stewart. Dr I 131 Pi Mu Epsilon Dr Thomas Ba user man Linda Bell Glavin Burm Dr David Cusick Marsha Diaz Dr. David fields lames fuller Dr. Steven Hatfield William Hodges Dr. |ohn W Hogan Carolyn Hornbeck lames Keller Margaret Macklin lames Me Gran Sandra Nance Teresa Nance Andrew Pasquale loe Roberts Don Smith Kenmth Songer Malinda Sue Tennant Layton O Thompson How Ian Tsao Dr W Thurman Whitley Beverly A Biscan D Stephen Chapman Robert Davis Charles Gibson Bobby Gnmmott Rotierl Hager Phyllis Hanshaw Linda lude lohn Kahrs Randy Kopelman William Lambert Robert Lentz Thomas linkous Teresa Lucas Mary McDaniel Sharon Morrison Mark Mullens lamie Peters Terry Richards lack Steel Gernanne Simmons Leah Topping Kathy True Walter Turley I M Marketing Club Adkins, Doug Anderson, J. C Bcckley. Dan Christopher Greg Connell, Ronald Oemeans, Bernard Crit er. Cecil Cupelli. Kit hard Dotson, loel Drennen, |erry Ferguson. Thad fought. Ken McCullah. Ronald Moore, lohn Mount. Henry Murray, Steve Myers. Doug Pasquale, Andrew Richards. Ron Richards. Terry Salter, Bill Scott, Steve Smith, Robert Thorton, lackie Vaughn, Nick Vigianco. lohn Wanstreet. Mark Watts. Mykc York. Paul Alpha Kappa Psi 133 Majorettes Middy Chenowoth Marrh Crowder Pam Galloway Ml Griffith laylen lenkms Vickie lackey Diana Me Do me Donna Me Dome Suvin Miller Pam Mite hem Beckv Naskey Camille Olmstead Debbie Par ton Tern Ryan Patti Todd lamce Wharton Brothers of the Golden Lamp Calfee. Bob Dragovan, Terry freeman. Bruce Keister. Beau lewis, Mike Marcum, fred Peart. Kenny Rood. Larry Smith. Chuck Stevens, Chuck Stowassei. Alan 1J4 Alpha Mrlinif Agur Dobby Callivon Sracy Fama Kathy Aldrich Pam Clough Aliena Meites Pam Alton Della Coploy Mary Gardner Susan Anknm Kim Cook Debbie Clod Patti Bazel Louise Crum Ml Griffiths Holly 8lankenship Nancy Dawson Sharon HaRe Bartiara Brandenburg Katy Delchecolo Marlena Hajash Lynn Brandi ass Marsha Dill Sue Henderson Phyllis Brooks lane Dillev Lynne Hensdill Sarah Burges Penny Duff Ann Holschuher Linda Bush Pam Dunlapp Norma Hughes Xi Delta Pam Kessick Becky Nicely Trish Thomas Sally Lambert Sherry Nichols Leah Topping Paige leaberry Joyce O'Brien lulie Triplett Sara lewis Sarah Padden Suzanne Triplett Anna Mane Manotti Eli at eth Penick Nicki Urian Ruth Maynard Carla Pepperdme Diane Van Hoven Beverly Mease Martha Simonton Ian Wade Jane Meek Theresa Smith Susi Ware Sue Mmr Debbie Spangler Kim Wehner Linda Moore Ian Taylor lanice Wharton Lesley Nall Laura Thaxton Kns Whitney Martha Woessner Denise Young 135 Lambda Chi Alpha Roger Bias Kenny Hursf Terry Richards Sammy Bradford ■Mark lenkins Bruce Richmond lay Brandenburg Phil Johnson Larry Rood Dave Campbell Pal Jones Stacy Sagar Mike Carroll Rick Knight Kenny Salea Eddie Oatworthy Scoff Lilly Dave Sammons Mike Colebank lerry love Grant Shy Greg Collier Brak Leaberry Chris Spano Mike Corey |oe Marino Chuck Stephens fell Cowan Dave Marshall Ron Saaks Boh Davit Denme McCullough Allan Todd led Davis .Mark McTheny Bruce Toney Scoff Davis Danny Meters John Viglianco Terry Dragovan Grover Miller Scott Wakefield Mark Ellis Greg Nelson Rob Welker ten Eskew Steve Nicewonder Rob Whitman Bruce Freeman Rick Nolte John Whittaker landy Gardner Scoff Over ho It Gif Wilson Jim Gillespie Bob Plymale lohn Xenos Tom Goodwin Tom Plymale lace Hardwick Nolan Porter 136 Lambda Chi Alpha Cresent Club Debbie Wheeler Sarah Noel leamne Carimau Paula Hatfield Chris Duncan Laura Davis Pam White [die Miller Terry Wilkinson Patty Bud Debbie M rooks Anita Mosachino Gloria Hill Debbie Wahlman Lisa Pnmozic Nancy Dasvsoo Susan Powers Barbra Brandenburg 137 ksiwaa TF, , x, x, 4 • . • ‘T- •X'xixixixixixix! 3 XfW. . Ralph Adams Bob Callee Mike Christian Bill Conley Mike Oist Greg Farlev A. | Gilman Tom Grey Mike Helferman Kenny Hicks Fred Holland Randy IHonaker Mark Kearns Fred Marcum Scott Meade Greg Moser Steve Mullins Larry Napier Dave Owens Kenny Peart |im Porter Randy Ramser Kevin Ray Dave Riggs William Ross Dwayne Smith Robin Smith lay Sokolow Alan Stowasser lack Steele Ken Tchop Ted Upton Phil Watkins Tau Kappa Epsilon Delta Zeta ludy Andrews Denise Asbury lenny Beaty Pal Blanar Kathy Brown Paine Caines Susan Chandler Calhy Clark Chrisly Conley Marsha Cook Becky Cray craft Viki Deanen Teresa Edmunds Brenda I'alley lean Calford Pain Galloway Gloria Hill Nancy Hindsley Sherry Hornsbv Debbie Horton Amy Hunt Lucy-Bo Hurt Anne Kitchen Cindv Kohn lenny |o Kovich Mary lane Krese Martha Landers Debbie Leach Kim lean h Ann Long Neva Lusk Debbie Matthews Teresa Miller Missy Morrison Sue Morrison Sarah Noel Glenda Karnes Kim Raynes Millie Reaves loam Richards Martha Ryan lane Seldomndge Pat Shevac Kathy Shinkle Debbie Snell Bobbi Treadway Verna Turley Linda Van Alta Nancy Wehrle Pam White Miki Worley Margie Wood Vicki Zumbro I J9 Pi Kappa Alpha Allie, Daw Deaton, Dan Baisdrn, lerry Dinger. O'Dell Bales, Ken Evans, Mark Brown. Casey Ferguson. Bob Brown. Cary Fit water. Allen Camp. Bob fuller, Ernie Clark. Bill lacob, Paul Crabtee. Bob lar o. Ernie Cunningham. |im lemons, Greg Cyphers, Dave Lewis. Mike Dale, Tom McCloud, Don McClure, Tom Philyaw, Rick McGhee, Tim Reiter. Marshall McHenry, Mark Rhodes, Ben McNealey. Ron Rooker, Dan Miller, Bill Sidebottom.Kim Miller, Dave Smith, lerry Munsey, W. K Smith, |im Napier, Tom Smith. Steve Nash. Tom Thomas. Steve Oblinger, |ohn Wolfe. Bob Pel ers, Dave Zemba. Steve 140 Little Delta lota Connie Rooker lane Sanfilippo lackic Smyihe Andrea Sydnor Nancy Wehrle Holly Blankenship Sarah Burgess Kim Fink Mary Ann Harshbarger Shelia Lawrence Ann Moore Sue Nuckols Cheryl Ratliff 141 Freddie Bailey Charles Burns David Carr Carl Chandler Bob Crawford Daniel Dor son Roland Dotson Dave Graham Rich Hams Marcus Henderson Lester Hicks Maurice Hoskey Dwight lackson Herman | oh ns on Rich Lewis Bob Martin Clay Moore Dana Myers Ronnie Ockletree Kim Roberson Barry Ruch Steve Turner Stan Washington |ohn Williams Kappa Alpha Psi Kappa Kitten Klub Elizabeth Allen Stephanie Anderson Macel Braxton Daunt Coleman Sabrina Do I von Della Graham Tom Hoard Glenda Hughes Dina lohmon Sandy Johnson Joyce Martin Debra Meadows Kay Minor Paula Minor Debra Moore Debra Mullens Arna Reed Margaret Rallim Robin Scott Donna Scott Sharon Smith Yvonne Townes Junora Walton Rose Mane Wilson April Williams Phyllis Williams Drema Wink fie Id Kappa Alpha Dour Wallace, low Belemonte. Ken Show. Bill Cleveland. Mike Condon. Scott Crane. Richard Deanen, Kad Ellis. Rick Fra ier. Cary Greene. Bruce Henderson. David Henderson. Danny Hill. Larry lackson. Mike Kennedy, dark Lamp. Bille Lee. Tim leRose. Sieve McCracken. |ohn Mendez, Doug Murphy. Carl Olian. Gary Pack. Edward Pasley, Dusty Phalen, lack Radar, Tom Rinehart. Don Robinson. Ralph Saville. lerry Smalley. Tim Spears. Al Wageman. |im Waldenbarger. Rob Wanner. Ed McComas. Bill Ians. Lyndon foulkes. Vaugn Groves, Bob White 144 Sigma Phi Epsilon Mike Abraham, Mike Albrink, |ohn Ashford, Ike Bello, Charlie Bishop, Greg Bowles, Cam Brown. Thomas Bunevich, |im Campbell. Bob Carter, Charles Chapman, Kandy Clark, Bill Clevenger. Dave Conrad, Kandy Crawford. Keith Crotly. Phil Curry, Mark Dawkins. Tim Deem. Dean Dickinson, Charles Dcvivo, Allen ITotson. Craig Duke. Mark Ellis. Terry Farley, Chap fay. Honk Fisher. Shy Fisher. Larry Foster. Mike Fraly, Pat Fraley. Buddy Franklin. Terry Gilliam, Brien Hamra. Ron Harbour. Floyd Marlow. Steve Harvey. Mark Harvey, Max Hatfield. Willie Hough!. John Hawley, Larry Hayslette, leff Heath. Hugh Hinshaw. |ohn Htnshaw, Mike toward. Pete Hudon. Mike Hurley, terry |obst, Dennis (ohnston. |oe (ohnston, Warren Knight. Larry Cress, Hugh Ladd. Pete taney. Tim little, Scott Luther. Fied Maiden, Bo May, Mike McGuire. Dave Meadows, lack Mease, leff Messock. Dave Miller. Mike Mueller. Barney Nance. Nick Nicely. Tim Nichols, Icon Okes. Butch Ogburn, |im Painter. Charles Parsons. Mike Pearman. Gary f fleger. leff Pollift. Wayne Rickman Jim Riebel. |oe Rucke. Mark Rigney, Mike Rigney. Chuck Sammons, Dean Sanders. Benny Scherer. Barry Shell. Mike Shortndge. Andy Sigler. Blake Smith. Pete Smith. Seth Staker. lav Stone, Aristotle Svmgos. Sotero Ssingos. Tandy Tennant. Steve Turner. Shane Wass. frank Vranovich. Bill Wannstedt. Tim Way. Marine Ebb. Dave White, lee White. Luke White. Macon White. Russ Willoughby. Jamie Wolf, lay Wolfe. R«k Wolfe. Dana Young lanet Arrington Robyn Arthur Sonia BHlo Debbie Brooks Mary k Burdiss Cmd Butler Cynthia Clark Carol Cogger ludy Cunningham Kathy DeBord Kathy Dougherty Abbe (dison Sharon Elkins Sue Ann Ensel Becky Gilmore Melanie Griffis Mary Groves Barb Halley Mia Hooper Criss Hutchinson Kathy Johnson Karen Kovach Cindy Kundrat lisa lambert Backy landau Sherrill Lowe Hazel Martin lulie McComb |an Meadows Teresa Miller leann Miranda Jeannie Myers Pat Newman Cathy Owens Christy Owens Sarah Porter Cheryl Ratliff Debbie Ridge Ian Sanfillippo Carvfi Van Dyke Peri Van Dyke Debbie Wahlman Patty Watts Kathy Shite Linda White Sigma Sigma Sigma 4 Alpha Chi Omega Kathy Aluisr Chris Duncan Camille Olmstead Teresa Arthur Mary Fisher Prudence Olmstead Gina Baldwin Connie Fitzgerald Deborah Otte Dijm Borss lulie George Vickie Palmer Michelle Barton Terry leffrey lamie Peters Mary Btjrr Mary Carol Jones lody Peters Anne Brock us Barbara Kirby Tonya Peyatte Debbie Brockus Shelia Lawrence Liza Primozic Patty Brown Susan Maholfey Anne Raiquel Nancy Bunion leanne Macel Mitzi Russell Connie Clark Molly Mackey Nancy Smith Terry Clay Debbie Merkos Stephanie Spichet Diana Courtellis Pam Meredith Tma Spichet laura Davis [die Miller Cmda Stiltner Leta Dotson lackie Morrow Karen ToHone Abby Dull Cathy Mueller Debbie Vickers Marsha McDowell Debbie Wheeler Pam White Beth Yates Omega Psi Phi Sonny Brown Sidney Byard Richard Cannaday Richjrd Carter Kenny Male |im Hewitt Mark Jasper Eddie Joyce Napolean Martin Reggie Oliver Ernie Perry Mathew Plant Reggie Rhodes I C Sales freddie Smoot John Stewart Roy Tabb David Thompson Jon Williams Mac el Bunion Lcahgreatta Chiles Daiiw Coleman Karen Curtis Pjm Calloway Orbadella Graham lisa Howard Cassandra I oh n von Frances Knaff K en Price Arva Reed Carol K« hardvon Deborah Shannon Yvonne Towns Louise Wmkfield TaHIa Woolf oik Pearl Adkins Laura Aldridge Karla Arnburgey Cheryl Avery Terry Badger Charlotte Biake Kathy Caudill I a net Carpenter Connie Carroll Carolyn Clark Wendy Coe Cheryl Colegrove Barbara Cuthp Sharon Cnckson Gail Fugate Debbie Gore lane Hairston Ann Kinchloe Brenda McClain Jennifer McCray lanie Mernfield Karla Miller Sheree Neff Nancy Noel Charlene Nugen Janet Omohundro Sheilia Short Sandy Snyder Becky Sparrow Shelia Swent el Debby T rent Mary Waldron Mia Warholak Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority aT ®h a iso Phi Mu Alpha Sigma Phi Djvc Bates Don Blevins Gene Bolton Woody Browmnjt Bruce Caldwell Tim Dixon Bob Duncan Geoff Hall |ohn Howard Steve Plasterr Steve Smith |ohn Stanley Paul Wohltman 151 lim Accord Rill Allen Tom Bunevkh Dave Campbell Mike Cihota Keith Crotty Mark Dawkins Danny Deaton O'dell Dingess Terry Dragovan left Duncan A. |. Oilman Tom Goodwin Geoff Hall Mike Heffcrnan Fred Holland Tory Hoskey Steve Smith George Vance Doug Wallace IFC Pearl Adkins Susan Ankrim Robin Arnold Mtcheala Bugg Carol Digger Mary Fisher Marlena Haiash Ann Long Sue Morrison Nancy Smith lulie Triplett Debbie Wahl man Mia Warholak 152 Panhellenic Council Inter-Pan Council Umbrella Group of Greek Sororities and Fraternities Robin Arnold Carol Cogger Mark Dawkins Dan Deaton Terry Dragovan let! 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Conn 207 Athletics Football 1974 a season of frustration and a new coach If the success of an athletic team is measured by its victories, the football team lacked only one game of being a total failure. The lack of wins and apparently the fans reaction resulted in the resignation of Jack Lengyl. By the time this is read the first results of new football coach, Frank Elwood will have been seen. One thing is for sure, he can't help but improve on last year's record. 211 Basketball High hopes for the traditionally outstanding basketball team crumbled as discipline problems and player attitudes compounded by some of the most fickle fans in the world producer! a less than ideal team. Acutally, if the Herd knew what to do with a basketball once they got out of town they'd have been great. 212 214 I While the football and basketball teams were less than hoped for, excitement filled Gullickson Hall whenever the Marshall Matmen went into action. 215 Athletics 216 217 Swimming The swimmers, like the wrestlers fared better than their counterparts in football and basketball. Coach Saunders again turned the Gullickson Hall pool in to the cite of victory for the ‘Bubbling Herd.” 218 219 Marshall University is not only composed of football and baseball teams but has its share of supposedly minor sports, such as tennis (men's and women's), volleyball and women's basketball. Yet. each of the participants in these events do not feel as if they are participating in a lesser sport. There were many sports teams that the C) was unable to photograph. Women's swimming, women’s tennis, cross country, men's and women's volleyball. The C) can only hope to do belter next year. Editor Baseball The Herd baseball team finished the season with 23 wins and 9 losses. This record shows a 17-1 mark at home and only a 6-8 record for the road games. The Herd as a whole team was hitting .304, paced by Mark Gross and Mike Horan. 222 Track One of the biggest events Marshall's track team participated in this year was the MU Invitational Track meet held April 26. Thirteen schools participated in the day long event. 223 Wrestling Team 224 I ee Track Team 225 Marshall University's Swimming and Baseball Teams 226 227 229 •V ?ff 211 One day in the life of Marshall Tuesday April 8,1975 Tuesday April 8. 1975. On a calendar in laidley Hall, a coed had counted the days backward from Ihe last final exam day of the sem-ster. The most important thing about April 8 to her is that there are only 32 days left before she can go home for the summer. To others, that day was a little more important. Many of the 10,000 plus students, faculty and staff at Marshall celebrated a birthday. Others celebrated a wedding anniversary. To some, it meant one week left to prepare their tax returns and get them in the mail. An A on an exam, a bee sting, seeing old friends, deep trouble because menstruation is two weeks late, breaking an engagement, securing a new lover, Ohio beer and Cuban grass, a new John Denver album, assembling to share Jesus, a phone call from home — the day meant many other things to many other people. This section of the Chief Justice is an attempt to provide an opportunity for the people at Marshall to relate to their experiences during a day at the University. It cannot claim completeness. The final creation is but a fragment of a total portrait. A perfect record of the complexity of the human elements involved in the University is an achievement, impossible to even attempt. This section is only a collection of perspectives of Tuesday, April 8, compiled into one single picture created in the minds of 30 photographers working on campus that day. The 144 photographs used here were selected from over 900 submitted. These 900 were compiled from a total number of exposures totalling over 15.000, recorded on one quarter-mile of film. The idea for this section of the yearbook came from a special issue of Life magazine depicting One Day in the Life of America. Marshall President Robert B Hayes was out of town on April 8. Otherwise, he would have had a coed with a camera following him constantly. A photographer followed Student Body President Tom Searles throughout the day. Another photographed a commuter, and another followed a dorm resident. Others photographed a University Heights couple, off-campus residents, each building on campus, sports and as many activities as possible. Others were free to roam, and photograph whatever they found going on. Radio alarm clocks in the dorms begin to blare with the sound of WKEE calling the students to the morning routine of getting ready for classes. For Buildings and Grounds the day has already begun, they are unlocking the buildings and turning on the lights, readying them for classes. Elsewhere in the city, instructors, administrators and commuting students drink their morning cup of coffee and look over the news in the Herald-Dispatch before making their daily trek to campus. Wayne County News is delivering April 8 copies of The Parthenon and campus security is just changing shifts. Back in the dorms, razors and toothbrushes are being picked up and the sound of showers and hot-combs fill the air. While down in the cafeteria the cooks are frying bacon and French toast. April 8 has just started. 234 236 Ritter Park serves a place for a morning workout, (above right) Commuters from Ohio arrive via the 6th Street Bridge (left) A West Towers resident puts on her pantyhose, (below) A commuter gen in her car for the drive to her morning classes (above) Ivnn 8uten brushes her teeth after breakfast in the University Heights apartment she shires with her husband |im (below) Tom Searis. student body president, combs his hair in his olt campus apartment (le(t) 2 37 A cook in South Hall Cafeteria prepare French Toast for breakfast (above) libby Vast fixes a breakfast of bacon and eggs in her apartment, (left) A student gets a cup of hot water to make a cup oi tea to go with his French Toast and scrambled eggs (below) A couple finish breakfast in South Hall Cafeteria (left) Oiane Rogan reaches for her morning paper, (above) Kevin Sergent reads his Bible and prays before Marling his day. (left) 219 the morning routine For most of the people at Marshall the morning is routine. Coach Lawson teaches her tennis class, Irvin Harrison raises the flag. Buildings and Grounds begins to work on the lawns, Lynn and )im Buten set up a tent for “camping day at the nursery and in the cafeteria the cooks are finishing the breakfast dishes and beginning to start lunch. In Gullickson, new football coach Frank Elwood has a meeting with his staff while elsewhere in the building, classes are going on and in the gym is the sound of a lone basketball player. Some students will never see the classroom today. Some won't because they are ill, others because they haven't yet recovered from last nights party and for some students like Dana Frazer the classroom is a Cabell Huntington Hospital where she is a nursing student. Coeds wait on their morning tennis class to begin. 240 Irvin Harmon's work day starts with raising the flag in front of Old Main (above left) Wilmj Harm sits in for the dispatcher in the campus secunly office (above right) librarian David Castle sips a cup of coffee while reading the morning's Herald-Dispatch in the Student Center Cafeteria (left) 241 Matt Brano picks up a link cash to Ret him through the week at the Hyland Blood Donor Center, (immediate right) Cathy Maynard opens the the information desk of the student center, (left) Psychology graduate students, Steve Botiste, lohn Stevens and Dan Fox. relax in the graduate Lounge in Old Main, (bottom) Graduate student Marilyn Howard confers with Dr. Betty Wolf in OkJ Mam (opposite page) 242 Marshall's moppets Besides the usual playing, painting and story telling it was camping day at the Marshall University Nursery School. The kids were able to wear packs and play in a tent. They roasted hot dogs and toasted marshmallows over an open fire (located inside a barbecue grill). 246 247 Dana Ha er cares tor tileen lunt in the pediatrics ward at Cabell Huntington Hospital (l clow) I wo student nurses talk to a young patient .. (below right) Baseball players gel ready lor their afternoon double header with WVU (lop right) 248 fiffifimma mffffiiip |oc McMullen, athletic director. coolers with a student |UM before lunch (above) Students look os-er cards in the Student Center bookstore (above right) Martha Frampton and Susan Hensly (Mactire serving in there II a m lennis class (bottom right) 250 Tom Searts talks with Henry Schulte about his editorial writing (U« (top left) Dan Dunlee works on a map in the geology department in Science Mall (above) Kevin Sergent looks over the classes he wants to stgn up foe in the fall (left) 251 Students use the trampoline in the Women’s Gym (below) Dr Howard Price, assistant professor of chemistry, working in the Science Hall (right) 11:45 a m Robert Saunders' swimming class. (lower right) 252 In the student union Becky lewis veils a paperback book to a student (top) Coach Donna L Lawson keeps score for her bowling class, (left) Becky Stepto. editor of The Parthenon and Rick McCann, co-sports editor, look through past issues of the student newspaper (above) 255 mESS lunch time Once each day the Marshall community postpones its activities for lunch. Students filter in the dorm cafeterias while others wander into the Student Center for the special of the day. The faculty and administration can be seen on the 8th floor of Smith Hall, Wiggin's or in their office munching on a brown bag lunch. Commuters and off campus students flood the BBF, Sandwich Isle, JJ's, Monties', Frank's and the many other lunch spots that surround campus. Those that live close enough walk home and refuel with anything from peanut butter to yogurt. John gives his lraditional hand clap announcing that he is ready lo wail on another oI his lunch lime costumers (right) An oil campus student builds a peanut butter sandwich (below) A student takes an order Irom a shopper at the frost op (bottom right) Mrs lean Depascate buys her lunch Irons the vending machines in the (acuity lounge in Smith Hall (bottom left) 254 255 afternoon After the lunch time lull the campus again becomes filled with activity. The intramural fields are occupied with softball players and frisbee tossers. Guitar and harmonica music can be heard on the Student Center Plaza. The early morning' apparel of sweat shirts and jeans is being replaced by T-shirts and cut-offs. The lawn is dotted by couples enjoying the sun and students studying The baseball team is in the process of sweeping a double header from WVU. While the baseball team is at Bill Mire Field the track team is practicing on campus. Only the offense has spring football drills today and the golf team has its normal practice at the Guyan Country Club. 2% The blackboard explaining the emptyness ol Smith Hall 418 (opposite page top) Tom Searl goes through ho mail during his afternoon office hours. Or. Carolyn Karr catches up on her reading in her Old Main office, (left) Two girls stop for an afternoon chat on the Student Center Plaza (bottom left) Cal Stephenson repairs the air conditioner unit on the roof of the Student Center (bottom right) Some students take a rest from biking m Ritter Park 257 Sculpture class in lenkins Hall, (lop left) Buck)- Parsons shows a bicycle lo a customer (above) Pam Florence, a student teacher at Huntington High School, helps Thad Watts with his Spanish (led) 259 Opus One Records in the early afternoon (below) Students in Nancy Slump's French class (right) Touch line, located in Prichard Hall (lower left) Soccer dass on Central Field (lower right) Students look on while Dr. R alph Taylor helps with the dissection ol a pigeon (top) Students waiting m the corridor at the Student Health Center (left) Modern Dance class in the Women's Gym. (above) 261 Brady Woodard doing his student leaching at Callaher Elementary School. He is working with a filth grade class, discussing the different parts of the throat (right) Deborah Wells, a graduate art student, painting in Smith Hall, (below) The waiting room in the Speech and Hearing Clinic (bottom) 262 Dave Hunt working in the chemistry laboratory (top) lulun faucctt, M U. plumbing supervisor, admiring the art work in Smith Hall (above) Larry Dobrotky relaxing in hit dormitory room in South Hall (le(t) 2f 3 Kevin Sergent and hi girlfriend Gndy Be� look for a book in the library (left) High lump practice at the new track, (top) WVU player i out at home, (above) The Hodge Hall men relax on the bene he i (right) 264 Robin Bellomy calls il a day and heads for home, (fop left) Coach Cook Calks with his player during the WVU double header (below left) left Duncan empties at the Alpha Chi Omega house, (below nght) A South Mall resident puts the finishing touches on her make up. (bottom) Doan of Am and Science . George f far bold, finishes up some wofk before going home, (top) A couple enjoy Ihe afternoon warmth outside West Hall (above) Some students listen to a little guitar music on the Student Center pla a (right) 266 f ather prepares (or evening nuw at ihe Citholic House. (bottom left) Robin Bellomy studies at home (bottom right) Cathy Male views the work of William Gerhold in the Alumni lounge of the Student Center (let!) Della Graham updates the mailing list of the Alumni Affairs Association (right) 267 Coach Donna Lawson practices her return as a student feeds the serving machine, (top two) Lynn Buten prepares supper at homo. (above) Girl pitches softball for West Hall, (right) 268 The crowd in the union begins to thin out (top left) |im Martin with one of his collection of sandwich signs (top right) Demetria Kostas waits on customers at IJ's Sub Shop (above) 269 a day of people and personalities 271 night life Most of the classes are over and the day is slowly drawing to an end. Before long the bars will be seeing the nights customers. Many students and townspeople attend the second night's performance of Dr. Wheats Chief justice. In Hodges Hall over three hundred students gather to listen to a talk on the Christian's viewpoint on sex. The classroom buildings house night classes and late working teachers. In Old Main, University Theater rehearses for A Little Night Music.” Off campus apartments are the site of a few parties and in the dorm and the library, books are the center of attention. Beer drinkers chat in the Coffee House, (above) The campus after dark, (below) 272 Mike Carrol look through the card catolog. (below) Ann Cutlip and Margie Crowder at cheerleader Iry out in Gullickion Hall (bottom left) Opal Byrd sweeps the Chief Iwtice darkroom, (bottom right) 274 Dr Whcar directing ihc Chief Justice. (left) Two coeds on their way to the Chief luttice. (below right) Coed practices guitar in Towers West (bottom left) Mark Young and Cathy (ones share how |esus makes a difference m their dating relationship at College life in Hodges Hall (bottom right) 275 Before going lo sleep Esther Conwell, West Hall resident, write a letter to her boyfriend, (top) Some student relax at a party, (above) Another West Hall resident dries her a hair after her evening shower (right) 27b Richard G. Fisher. Dean of Students. looks over the agenda for the Student Senate meeting, (left) Cathy Pippin reaches for a towel as she finishes showering, (right) Ceiling repairs are made by TKl pledge Paul Donahoo. (bottom) 277 Two West Towers residents hii (he satk (right) The lights have just been flashed to signal the closing of the Coffee House (below) Tom Smyth closes the Union at midnight (bottom right) absurdity If a day at Marshall could be described in one word, that word would be absurdity. There is something about Marshall that makes it absurd. Where else can you go Jo a school that has a fountain shaped like a giant tulip? Or find a pot plant growing in the dorm? What other school has a gym with gargoyles? Who else but a Marshall student would keep their wine, catsup and chocolate syrup in the living room? Where else could you find a teacher digging post holes in front of the Student Center? Or a bucket of dead rats? What other school has biology specimens so stupid they try to bite students fingers through a glass cage? Only at Marshall, where absurdity is the norm. - Index of Contributing Photographers The Day in the Life Of Marshall Arza Barnett . 241, 243, 248, 249, 259, 262, 269, 272, 270 Scott Bookman 238, 271,270 Rex Bowers 280,281,253 Doug Bunch 263, 267, 246, 247 Dr. Donald Chezik . 242, 258, 266, 243 Mike Crist 250, 277, 271 Karen Curry .. .. ...266 Susan Duncan 235, 236, 245, 273, 275, 276. 277, 278 Ed Hartman 255. 271,279 Rick Haye 245, 248, 249, 250, 260, 268, 270, 271, 273 Earle Kinder 257 Martin Kish 241 Tom Kutzlo 255, 279. 280 K D Lawson 257, 268, 271,272. 270 Tim Matchett . 242, 241, 253, 257, 267, 269, 278, 271, 281, 274, 273, 267 loan Mitchell 275 lack Morris 237, 268, 247 Barbra Murdock 244, 256, 260, 263, 262 Steve Nance 245, 252, 274 Jackie Newman .....252, 259, 260, 261, 266 Mike Newman 275, 280 Ray Rappold 237, 251, 258,256 |oe Roberts 251,252, 261,263, 274 Skip Roberts 271,279, 281 Diane Rogan 235,254 Sharron Sarver 246. 247, 270 Chris Spencer - 232, 233, 239, 240, 244. 254, 281 George Spring 236, 238, 239, 242, 257, 259, 260, 276 Bill Williams 239, 251, 270, 275 Tom Young 271, 267 282 Melanie Ague...... Ray Rappold........ K D Lawson......... Rick Haye......... Arza Barnett....... Mike McGhee........ Gail Hollingsworth. Georgia Kirwain.... Karen Weill....... Floyd Bostain..... Teresa Lucas....... Ed Miller.......... Editor Chief Photographer Art Director Photographer First Semester Photographer Business Manager Distribution Manager Senior Editor Seniors Group Editor Typist Advisor 1974-1975 Chief Justice Staff Posing for candid shots ... Ray Rappold Chief Photographer Mike McGhee 284 Business Manager Melanie Ague Editor-in-Chief K D Lawson Art Director 285 Gail Hollingsworth Distribution Manager 2Hf Ed Miller Advisor Arza Barnett Photographer Rick Haye Photographer North American Scotophile League Tom Young, K D Lawson, Ray Rappold, Arza Barnett, David Mays, Bruce Greenwood, Susan Duncan, Rick Haye. Special Thanks to ... It's hard to suddenly leave a place you have been associated with for a whole year. I suppose all editors depart with mixed feelings and emotions. I am glad the book is finished, no more long hours, rushing to meet a deadline, cut classes, crummy food or stomach ulcers Yet. I am sad because it is very lonely in the office, all the laughter, friendship, and fun have gone home. I am not going to apologize for the book, the staff and I feel it is a good yearbook. I apologize to all those we left out and to those we disappointed. The staff and I wanted to create a book that would not end up in the water fountain or as a coffee table. A yearbook that is artistic and informative. A book that would do exactly what it is supposed to do - recall the year. A well deserved and special thanks goes to the entire staff. But. there are a few who deserve even more; Ray Rappold, K D Lawson, Rick Haye, Arza Barnett. Gail Hollingsworth. Mike McGhee, Ed Miller and Jim Justice Thanks for finishing your assignments, laying out pages and your good humor. (It was certainly needed.) Melanie P.S. Love and thanks to my grandmother, parents and to )im for putting up with the long hours, my grouchy personality and short temper. Daniel Webber Dolma Studio C T. Miller Herff tones Printing Tom KuUlo Tom Young larxe Smith Student Center K Smarr Bruce Greenwood Dorothy Smith Mrs. Murdock Floyd Bostian Teresa Lucas Nancy Hmdsley Dean Fisher Frank larrell Ken Hnon David Lockwood Georgia Kirwam Karen Weill Campus Security Zeta Beta Tau Scott Bookman Robm Piet k a Matt Fogg Dean Harbold Dr Queen |im Marcum Cashiers Office Dane Rogan LI. Williams Mike Crist Tim Matchett Chris Spencer Larry Dobrosky Susan Duncan Bill Griffin lack Morris George Spring Earl Kinder Karen Curry Mike Newman loan Mitchell lackie Newman lames Snyder Sharren Sarver Becky lohnson Skip Robens Robert Roberts Ashland Camera Repair Rex Bowers Buddy Howard Bob Spence mm KELLER YEARBOOKS mm m«(mo«x� ijomxi ro Q« 'WJ a� i� .xo e IHB1 ■r mmim 288