Middle Tennessee State University - Midlander Yearbook (Murfreesboro, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 368 of the 1978 volume:

-.TV- toUtatil aK MHT m tm: i i i r— 7T Activity day 1977 . . . lots of fun and games. . .sack racing. . .wheel barrel racing . . . damn, everything is up-side down . . . pie eating contest ... I think I ' m going to be sick . . . stumbling through an obstacle course . . . wow I sure could use these tires. Activities Homecoming 1977 . . . it ' s not raining . . . it ' s not even cold . . . this suit is awfully hot . . .Star Wars. . .it kind of grows on you . . . lovely smile, bet it ' s fake ... be glad when this game is over. Below Court Left to Right: Connie Brown, Karen Smith, Pepita Rodriquez, Jeanni Stalcup, Margaret Alexander. Homeco l j- JBB j r 3SF - :!PP Ti L. -T J M —AW HF - October 16, 1977 ... Homecoming ... Hope this makes up for losing the football game. . out comes the band dressed in white . . . laseFv lights and flood lights make for a wild show . . . everything from Jungle Love to Leviathan . . . Miller blew the top off Murphy Center Rocking Me Baby and Hotel Carolina . . . Fly Like an Eagle, complete with an upper light show, made for a grand finale. It November 10, 1977 . . . wailed in line all nijjht to  ct these tickets . . . will it he worth it . . . Crosby seems .happiest -hJ be ' here. . . Southerndiorn Stills let Crosby and Nashdo Guinnevcre . . . hut Stills did ( ' rossnwu Is ' . . .Neil Youn - was up in Nashville, hut lie didn ' t drop in . . . crowd jrot to see a Jacques Cousleau . ssAll That Jazz! 14 15 Middle of October . . . She Stoops to Conquer . . . the theater department ' s fall production . . . a little culture in the middle of a losing football season . . . Oliver Goldsmith set this comedy in the 18th century . . . but this complex romance could be MTSU in 1977 . . . except the tavern scenes would have to be set in Nashville . . . directed by Dorethe Tucker, the play gets good reviews . . . Martin McGeachy as Tony Lumpkin is great — and only a freshman . . .set in a little village outside London . . . a great place to spend a lew hours on ;i fall evening. Mxs.uTheater 16 It ' s February — not October — but witches, warlocks and magic spells abound in Bell, Book and Candle ... the theater department ' s miniproduction . . . set in a modern-day New York city ... a witch falls in love with one of her tenants ... a brother warlock who could really dim the lights ... a broken engagement and a spell is cast . . . Bob Forsythe as Shepard Henderson finds out . . . Lisa Davis as Gillian Holroyd loses her powers because she loves Shepard . . . then, as always, true love wins out. Performing Arts Co. II Thursday night 6:30 ... leg warmers ... hot dance studio . . . thanks karate . . . lots of dancers . . . Twyla Tharp workshop . . . dance show in February. . .rehearsals. . . what ' s the step again ... my feet won ' t move . . . oh my stomach ... I pulled a muscle. . . you ' re not counting. . .it ' s one, two, three and four . . . where are my shoes. • ' ■ . .. - ' ■ ' , mm - : ■■ -• f. . i |  .. i I i l? L t -«Sv ««s Pill NE A celebration of the arts . . . MTSU Concert Band . . . sacred Harp Singers . . . Jazz at 10 a.m. . . . Vacuum Pact . . . Dinglefest Theatre Company . . . workshop on main stage . . . Billy Barker . . . Poet Stanley Kunitz . . . Mime ... a Hennessey workshop . . . Muriel Magenta. Joyce Brothers October 28, 1977 ... Dr. Joyce Brothers . . . from Johnny Carson to the D.A. Auditorium . . . she tells us about the changing role of marriage . . . it ' s not long after the wedding that the thrill is gone . . . and opposites do attract, to compensate for each other ' s faults . . . most young men don ' t want to marry someone just like mom . . . and they ' re not complaining about the new woman . . . she explains male chauvinism. . . It ' s easier for a man to accept a woman who is a success if he treats her as a creature from another world. r October 31, 1977 . . . Ghosts and goblins outside but a Pulitizer Prize-winning playwright speaks inside the DA building . . . Edward Albee not only speaks but critiques a rehearsal here of his play The American Dream ... but the man who wrote Who ' s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? says he doesn ' t like theater critics ... he criti- cizes Americans for not having enough interest in the theater . . . he blames Nixon ' s election for the decline in the arts ... to potential play- wrights in the audience he warns: be absolutely sur w)u are afflicted with playwriting. tj _ jSy. T Edward Albee November 22, 1977 . . . Rep. Ronald Dellums of California calls for the niggers in Amer- ica to unite . . . Niggerizing, his term for discrimination, is done to women, blacks, gays, the poor and all minorities . . . black women are actually two niggers . . . he ' s equally out- spoken on other issues . . . You ' re damn right I ' m advo- cating socialized medicine, he tells the group of less than 100 . . . he ' s against the neutron bomb, for an end to trade with South Africa, the World ' s South . . . he ' s probably thankful his district includes Berkeley and not Murfrees- boro. Ronald Dellums Everyday MXS.CI. 27 28 1 £ b w jkX 5 ' Jmf f 5 — 1 H 1 m ■ H Y v fl % r iT H 29 30 31 Nigerian Student Association . . . October 1 ... a celebration of independence . . . not ours, theirs . . . soccer game . . . traditional dress . . . benin art . . . educational experience for the non-Nigerian. Black Awareness Week . . . without Nikki . . . lots of student participation . . . Greek displays . . . student and faculty luncheon . . . Mt. Zion Baptist Church Choir . . . Reverend Edwards and Gospel Ensemble. Jeff by Jenny Tenpenny Edmondson For most of us, getting up and going to class is just another part of our daily routine. The only prob- lems we have getting out of bed are due to hangovers from the night before or burning the midnight oil for the next day ' s assignments. And we complain loudly about both. But for the handicapped students at MTSU, just getting up and going to class — without a nang- over — is a major ordeal. Jeff Moore, for instance, has to have help getting dressed and into his walker to start the day. But he says he has no problems getting around at school — that is just part of his routine. I sometimes have problems walking and getting up and down ramps, but people help you out, Jeff declared. One time I was going back to my apartment from class, and I fell and hit my head. I don ' t even remember it, but when I came to, I was in my apartment. Someone had picked me up and brought me home. I still don ' t really remem- ber what happened but that ' s what we figured out, he added. Jeff has multiple sclerosis — a disease which causes a degenera- tion of the nervous system. But that does not stand in his way. Dean Stopinski has nicknamed Jeff the notdogger for the fast way he travels around campus. Even though Jeff finds writing papers a problem, he manages to keep his grade point average at 2.7. He graduated from Nashville Overton in 1976 in the top 10 of his class. An avid Blue Raider fan, Jeff attends all the home games and some of the road games. But he has a cousin who plays football at UT Martin and another who wrestles for UT Chattanooga, so his sympathies are divided at times. When he isn ' t going to sports events, Jeff enjoys going to mov- ies and to concerts. Although Jeff is a pretty inde- pendent fellow, he couldn ' t get along without his roommate Chuck Norris, whom he has known for seven years. Chuck helps Jeff get dressed and keep up with paying bills and cooking. I usually eat breakfast and lunch in the grill, Jeff said, and Chuck usually cooks supper. But Chuck doesn ' t do it all — Jeff has his share of work to do. I have to do the dishes, Jeff quipped. Other than getting wet when it rains and trouble moving when it ' s snowy and icy, Jeff doesn ' t have any real problems in school. He goes to the Wesley Founda- tion once a week to eat and the geople (especially the girls, Dean topinski emphasized) there help with getting books and research done in the library. And Mary Pat Cassidy and Janice Glascock in Dean Ivan Shewmake ' s office are always available to lend a hand. Shewmake (associate dean of stu- dents — men) said that most handicapped students are good students. Some suffer culture shock when they first come but after they become acclimated they have few psychological problems. Shewmake also emphasized that there were very seldom problems with teachers, especially with classroom scheduling and outside work. On occasion we have had to ask teachers to relocate a class so one of our handicapped students could attend, and the teachers are always willing to cooperate, Shewmake pointed out. We ' ve never run into a problem we couldn ' t solve — yet. ' In case you ' re wondering, Jeff is majoring in social work with minors in sociology and psychol- ogy- What does he plan to do when he gets out? Like most of us, he isn ' t really sure. I ' d like to help people, perhaps some kind of counseling or probation work. I don ' t know, just anything to help people. photos by Robin Rudd From the student . by Jerry Williamson MOM. DAP. H HOME, Come on baby ... I know you aren ' t supposed to be here, but you know how small a Volkswagen is. It ' s hard to get comfortable in there. Ssh . . . don ' t wake up the dorm director. Shut the hell up out there! What the hell do you think this is — a half-night motel or something? Yeah I know, I know. Just have her out by morning. Come in my dear, and welcome to my palace. You have got to be kidding. Do you mean to tell me that you have to sleep in here? I ' d rather go back to the Volkswagen. It ' s just aoout the same size. Okay . . . but this is the first and the last time I m ever stepping in this room again. ' Alright, open up . . . University Police. Give me your I.D. and get the girl out of the bathroom. Both of you report to the dean tomorrow. We ' ll take this for evidence. Hey man, put that back . . . that cost me a Quarter. Oh what do we do now? I told you that the Volkswagen was okay. The above is part of the everyday life of some MTSU students. You see, we have been assigned to differentiated housing due to trie State Board of Regents. If it were left up to the State Board of Regents and the University Rules Committee, at least 80 percent of MTSU students would be virgins on graduation day. You see freshmen and sophomores are assigned to either A, B or C type housing. Dorms that are A differentiated are usually known as the Virgin Vaults. Absolutely no women (men) permitted in this dormitory are the words on a sign that hits you in the face day after day. Depress- ing isn ' t it? ' B type dorms are not quite as bad. Friends of the opposite sex may come into the lobby, but that ' s it . . .so you sit there fantasizing for the remainder of the night. Dorms that are C differentiated per- mit visitation two nights a week for a total of twelve hours. This isn ' t so bad, but I have heard dorm directors say, don ' t do anything you can ' t get stopped by the time the master key is in the door. So there you are doing it with fear of the dorm director coming in any minute. In accordance with campus regulations, when someone visits you they must be wearing clothes suitable for street wear. Now what exactly is that? I mean, a flasher dresses suitable for the street, but when he opens his coat, it ' s a different pic- ture. Then there ' s signing in and out of the dorm. It ' s a waste of our time and the uni- versity ' s money. I cannot understand why the university requires it. Maybe it ' s like one guy said, they make you sign a girl in and out so if she comes up pregnant and the father tries to squirm his way out of it, Housing can go back and find out who she was with on mat night. This may or may not be true, but it makes as much sense as the university ' s explanation. Then there ' s the problem of getting roommates out of the room. What happens when all three roommates want to be in the room alone with their partners? You have one of two choices ... no one gets in the room and everyone stays mad at each other or you all get together and have a party! The administration would probably call this an orgy, but we ' ll call it having a good time. But these good times in rooms with bunkbeds can become a hassle so remember . . . don t do anything you can ' t stop by the time the master key is in the door. MTSU has got to be one of the most frigid universities around, but then again what do I know ... I am just a student. Bugs, not in my room? (rod Lojaxnq sit. lAJitrk ohm,, oum J7 39 40 Written by Jeff Ellis Photos by Alan Loveless Four to six eggs, eight pieces of bacon, five sau- sages and grits washed down with two glasses of orange juice and a huge glass of milk — For most peo- ple that bill of fare means an entire week of breakfast menus. But for some MTSU Body Builders, this is an essential part of their training regimen. In the past few years, body building has grown from an ooscure activity practiced by relatively few to a sport that is growing at momentum. At MSTU a group of young men train almost every day to achieve something. Whether that something is body perfec- tion, increased strength or improved sports perform- ance, these men are pumping Iron. MTSU ' s Pat Hannon, assistant professor in the department of HPERS and a body builder himself, says body building is basically designed to increase musculature through weight training. Student Michael Whittaker, a HPERS major, has been training for four years because body building brings him satisfaction. I want to develop my body to the best point possible, states Whittaker. Stan Murphy, a senior from Lewisburg who also works hard at building his body, feels body building is an unconscious desire to reach total perfection. Jeff Preston, a MTSU student from Gallatin who ' s also an iron pumper, points out body building is unlike team sports, where t here ' s help from players and coaches. In body building one has to oe the trainer, coach and team; and he wins by himself. Body building on a competitive level is divided into three areas: Olympic lifting, power lifting and the physique contest. Olympic lifting is made up of three events — the snatch, clean and jerk and the press. Power lifting includes the dead lift, the bench press and the squat. In the physique contest where body builders compete for titles such as Mr. Tennessee, Mr. America and Mr. World, criteria for judging is usually done on the basis of symmetry, propor- tion and size differentiation. Jeff Preston explained one is judged on biceps, deltoids and other muscles and the way they are defined from one another. Michael Whittaker ' s goal is to be Mr. Tennessee and to move to greater things. He stresses it is essential that body builders set certain goals or training will most likely be futile. Jeff Preston has competed in only two physique contests and much to his chagrin, was unsuccessful. The day after the competition, I was back at the gym working out. It made me even more determined to improve my body. Next time, I ' ll be in even better shape. For the body builder, training can become a sort of religion. Jeff Preston trains six days a week while Stan Murphy trains four days a week, running on alternate days. If not running, Murphy skips rope ana lifts weights. Murphy also trains with Whittaker, who believes having a partner to work out with gives one a better competitive edge. When working out with someone, they not only provide compe- tition but can point out weak areas, says Whittaker. Plus, a competitor gives one more deter- mination to succeed. Michael Whittaker, HPERS major from Hartsville. 42 Jeff Preston from Gallatin, Tennessee. Stan Murphy, a senior from Lewis- burg. Diet also plays an impor- tant role in the body build- er ' s regimen. Stan Murphy- eats a huge breakfast, hght lunch and heavy supper. For breakfast he usually will have four to six eggs, bacon, sausage, grits, juice and milk. He has a problem keep- ing his weight up which is why his caloric intake is so high. Michael Whittaker has trouble keeping his weight down so he maintains a low intake of carbohydrates. Jeff Preston, who does not have any real problems with his weight is on a high pro- tein kick. He starts his day with a high protein shake made from six eggs, eight ounces of milk and one pack- age of Carnation instant breakfast. 43 The body builder deals with many stereotypes the public places upon him. Such as the belief that all body builders are vain, egotistical and self-centered. Although this may hold true for a small percentage, it does not fit the MTSU body builder. These men are intelligent and articulate individuals with varied interests. As the public ' s awareness has increased, so has the popularity of the sport. Much of this can be credited to Arnold Schwarzenegger, perhaps the best known exponent of body building. Schwarzenegger has helped to make body building a legitimate sport. Today there is more exposure ana recognition for the body builder. Pat Hannon says, thanks to that, the public understands the sport of body building better. The average body builder is an idealist striving for perfection. 44 i M ; - 1 I J  I 4 | 45 A 11 Sing 48 49 50 53 Derby Week Registration? There could be a schedule conflict, but then again . . . there ' s a box for everything on this assessment receipt card — except space for a prayer . . . Let ' s see — do I have enough money with my grant to cover this? . . . here ' s where the real investment goes on . . .1 thought you graduated last year . . . why do they call it a card bank if we ' re taking out? . . . until this problem came up I was ready to go back to the dorm . . . hey, that instructor ' s cool — take a chance . . . freshman or senior . . . does anybody know . . . does anybody care . . . actually, there is a card being smuggled here. 56 School of Basic and Applied Sciences V 4 ' 1 ' v4 erospace Get the rundown on the runway in this major . . . experienced instructors pass knowledge to students . . . more courses should be offered . . . airport management or air traffic controller after graduation . . . flying final. 57 School of Basic and Applied Sciences ■ Agriculture Good student-teacher rapport . . . courses hard but instructors willing to help . . . worked the university farm when it was near the eummings hall field . . . got to apply work to the course . . . jobs from farming to greenhouses to veterinarians . . . might help on the milk run for the dairy or make the rounds of campus cafeterias . . . only one credit for Dairy Cattle Judging. School of Sciences  ■ f + 59 School of Sciences Biology Lectures are on Chapter 8 but the lab is still on Chapter 3 . . . pass the dise cting kit . . . prepares for fields ranging from teaching to medicine . . . genetics a hard course . . . Ichthyology . . . why are those future biologists picking up newspapers. 60 School of Sciences 61 School of Sciences Chemistry and Physics Challenge this chemist or physicist — shorten the labs . . . can ' t accomplish what is expected . . . exciting how the energy subshells fill . . . quantum mechanics and qualitative analysis . . . inert or not to inert . . . the question . . . turn down the bunsen burner . . . put the goggles on! 62 School of Sciences 63 School of Sciences ■ 1 m iMkl i Industrial Studies More than just building a book shelf . . . learn through experience . . . program demands a lot of time . . . book knowledge secondary to practical experience . . . environmental science and technology . . . pre-architectural and pre-engineering . . . preparing for automation with electro mechanical emphasis . . . this is what Industrial Studies is about. 64 School of Sciences 65 School of Sciences 66 School of Sciences Mass Communications There is some great equipment around here . . . but where . . . feels like a real studio . . . wait for speed . . . great professors, what few there are. . . students and their egos . . . pronunciation of classical composers . . . electronic news editing will keep things up . . . sixteen tracks or tons . . . Channel 5 needs me . . . deal with it . . . roll tape . . . Syl-laba-loo! 67 School of Sciences I Computer Science and Mathematics Program well planned, professional . . . courses very hard and time consuming . . . some say too many requirements . . . derivation of quadratic formula . . . computers need social security numbers too. 68 School of Sciences ' I ' i HiiR TK ' 69 School of Sciences 70 School of Sciences Military Science Rappel down Forrest Hall . . . Warrior of the Pacific . . . close- order drills . . . they say that in the Army, the pay is awfully good, they give you $50 and take back $49; Oh Lord, I wanna go. . . . I don ' t know what I believe . . . I ' ll be home by Christmas Eve. 71 School of Sciences 72 School of Sciences Nursing Students concerned for those in need . . . enjoy helping people . . . courses hard, grading scale inflexible, but it has to be that way . . . communica- tions between instructors and students not the best . . . could help under- standing if improved . . . high percent- age pass the state board examinations after completing the courses here . . . Rutherford and V.A. provide labs. 73 School of Sciences 74 School of Business Accounting and Information Systems Never will finish all these requirements in four years . . . especially since the department doesn ' t want its students to start accounting courses in the freshman year . . .so many homework assignments . . . teachers are hard to find . . . the problems are so time- consumming . . . good with math . . . stick it out, problems and all. 75 School of Business Business Education, Distributive m Education and Office Management Never will remember all this . . . where are the teachers when needed . . . lost so many credits as a transfer student — department could be better organized, let transfers know exactly what courses are needed . . . Women in Business (it ' s about time!) . . . some of the teachers really care; even call a person by name . . . the department isn ' t so bad after all. 76 School of Business 77 School of Business FINANCE DEPT. 78 School of Business Economics and Finance Down with economic illiteracy . . . work on consulting service . . . this department complements other areas . . . Madam Chairman . . . workshop for constitutional convention delegates . . . econometrics. 79 School of Business Can ' t lose with a major like marketing . . . great job opportunities ... so many fields from which to chose . . . can ' t lose, can ' t chose . . . run with typical business efficiency . . . sometimes lost in the explanation of business formulas . . . instructor shouldn ' t get mad when student can ' t understand ... a lot of business theory passes over the chalk streaks. 80 School of Business Management and Marketing tf0 81 School of Business X Art No nude models . . . this is the Bible belt . . . need another job to pay for supplies . . . will have to perfect the scratchboard technique ... no more faulty kilns at the Art Barn . . . commercial art students are artists too. 82 School of Education Criminal Justice Concerns about community treatment . . . ask whether discretion is better part of enforcement . . . rights of the abused child and wife a big topic here . . . manpower deployment and response time are crucial considerations . . . some correctional institutions and county jails are a crime in themselves . . . majors get the benefit of opinions from around the country . . . controversies concerning regional jails are covered. 84 School of Education 85 School of Education Education and Library Science Wonder if all these courses will ever be used . . . Clothing and Man: Monday, Wednesday, Friday ... so many handouts — guess the students need them . . . would like to major in special ed; that ' s where the money is . . . the questions those 5-year-olds can ask . . . now let ' s hear it for the Dewey Decimal System . . . 345.75. . . Books for Children, Books for Young People . . . Books for Adults . . . hell, there ' s a book for everyone. 86 School of Education 87 School of Education Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Safety Heat the pool, not the room . . . karate . . . rhythmic activities for children . . . 100-mile club . . . kinesiology prerequisite: Biology 210 . . . physiology of exercise . . . understanding the various systems of exercise . . . student teach in Haiti or South America . . . can minor in dance . . . 123. . .123. . .123. 88 School of Education % % A t $ •%f 89 School of Education Home Economics Fashion designing . . . this is the place . . .but the place is on the other side of Tennessee Boulevard. . . merchandising courses . . .must sell that dress after it ' s made . . . hate those required science courses . . . need those required science courses for a foods and nutrition major . . . gotta keep up with the latest fashions . . . can ' t the department schedule more fashion classes . . . treatment like eighth-graders. 90 School of Education 91 School of Education Music 92 School of Education An addition to the building is coming . . .about time . . . choral and instrumental instruction . . . pep band and jazz ensemble . . . put another nickle in . . .an expression that transcends verbal communication . . . where would movies be without soundtracks . . . no need to categorize music into pop or classical ... a musician is more than just an operator of an instrument . . . can help in music retail or management. . . Nashville is close . . . or is it? 93 School of Education 94 School of Education Psychology Where else for a personality class . . . not exactly like the situation comedy on television . . . the instructor ' s somewhat lacking . . .curve the grade, that ' s great, but please explain the grading system . . . never mind . . . found out more than a bachelor ' s degree is needed for the job. . . some of the time spent on ink blot jokes . . . can ' t wait for the fifty minute hour. 95 School of Education English Well-balanced program . . . half the courses are interesting, half are boring . . . one of the best departments of its kind in the state . . . book reviews for the Dame ' s Club . . . will probably ban this section for vagueness. 96 School of Liberal Arts - t V 97 School of Liberal Arts Foreign Languages Majoring in a foreign language — very promising . . . could lead to foreign diplomacy . . . recorder in lab could use a tape in it . . . where are those lab assistants . . . three years of Spanish in high school . . . one-eleven ' s an easy A . . . besame mucho, sehorita . . . amo tu, muchacho . . . hope to visit Europe this summer . . . it ' s like they have a different word for everything over there . . . parlez-vous . . . discrepancy deutsch. 98 School of Liberal Arts v o PEfve to say it in a Foreign Language 99 School of Liberal Arts Geography and Earth Science Find the faults of the earth . . . stress familiarity with the physical environment . . . take a goodesie opinion survey . . . someone said awareness of geographic location and boundaries of countries needs emphasis . . . how does one spell base relief ... on the other hand, a major fault of the earth is preferred . . . earthquakes, floods and other natural disasters change the face of the world and of the people affected. 100 School of Liberal Arts 101 School of Liberal Arts 102 School of Liberal Arts II 11 I i w N r History Want to know about family ' s roots . . . who doesn ' t? . . . don ' t want children to grow up without knowing how it was 200 years ago today ... or any day . . . documents from World War II . . .trip to New Orleans, saw King Tut . . . Role playing? . . . Attila the Hun . . . desperate diplomacy . . . Thank God the Bicentennial is over. 103 School of Liberal Arts Political Science Want to make lots of money . . . want to do some- thing useful in society . . . didn ' t that channel 4 ana- lyst start here . . . want to use program as a stepping stone into politics ... lot of graduates in state gov- ernment . . . plan to be a good lawyer . . . lots of hard work . . . comparative politics and international diplomacy as it applies to fallen atomic-powered satel- lites. 104 School of Liberal Arts Ill m w • . 105 School of Liberal Art Sociology and Anthropology Introduction to Sociology . . . Problems of Minority Groups . . . according to the subject ' s social economic status . . . close encounter groups . . .oh, she ' s found my weak spot . . . authentic dinosaur fossil . . . Primitive Technologies and Patterns of Survival. 106 School of Liberal Arts 107 School of Liberal Arts Speech therapy really helpful . . . instructors help overcome real and imaginary impediments but I can ' t seem to lose my Tennessee twang . . . want to make it in theater with a profit . . . be a star . . . but oh, those auditions are rough on the nerves . . . entertains campus and community with plays all through the year . . . Opryland here I come! 108 School of Liberal Arts Speech and Theatre 109 School of Liberal Arts Philosophy and Religious Studies 110 School of Liberal Arts Senior C Who ' s Who Notic to En Yvonne Long Dunlap, Tenn. Biology Shirley Walker Lewisburg, Tenn. Sociology Above: Brenda Blanton Unionville.Tenn. Mass Communications Above Right: Eddie Jernigan Sparta, Tenn. Agriculture John Bliven Memphis, Tenn. Mass Communications AJ ' ■ 4 . T- 4 114 Who ' s Who I Jennifer Scruggs Altamont, Tenn. Elementary Education Rickey Smith Murfreesboro, Tenn. Finance 115 Who ' s Who Terrie Merritt Maryville, Tenn. Social Work ■ 116 Who ' s Who Ardena Garth Chattanooga, Term. Political Science Alan Betz Lawrenceuerg, Tenn. Pre-Law 117 Who ' s Who Theresa Schuetze Lebanon, Tenn. Marketing 118 Who ' s Who Not Pictured: Paula Jo Bevels A ngela Maria B levins Michael Lynn Dagley Beth Ann Davenport Rose Martene Davenport Daniel Eugene Dunkleburger Gary A lien Ellis Mark Correy Goodrich William Steve Haston William Jerry Hayes Margaret Joyce Heath Brad William Homsby Deborah Faye Jackson Brian Dale Lamkin Laura Anne Lewis Michael E. McDonald David A aron Marlowe Stanley Richard Martin Dawayne Howard Mason Vickie Delores Mayberry Gerald Lynn Melton Caroline Jane Miller Threasa Kay Miller Michael A lien Moore Melissa Karen Rush Sharon Lynn Sharp Karen Elizabeth Snelson William Wade Sugg Michael Wayne Thomas Phyllis Denise Veazey Pam Smith Jackson, Tenn. Business Education 119 Who ' s Who Nancy Adkins Boh Akin Will Alcorn Mark Aid rich Margaret Alexander Marty Beth Arvin James Atkelson James E. Bailey Pricilla Baker Margo Banks !20 Graduate Donna Baeigalupo Jerry Baker Donna Ballard Phyllis Barlow- Sharon Barlow Diane Boner Cathy Bouldin Jimmie K. Bouldin Denise Bowden Gail Bowman 121 Graduate Randy Box Bobby Boyce Sara Boyce Deborah Boyte Donna Brake Anne Bunyan Sherrie Bunch Bob Burrafato Sarah Bydalek Debbie Caldwell uiuate ampbell Kim Carpenter Cindy Cate Marty Cathey Sherrie Cothron Judy Claude Carlos Clemente Becky Clifton Catherine Cobb Jeff Cohen Catherine Coley Carolyn Colombo Jeff Combos Sharon Cook Tanya Cook Laura Corbin Debbie Corley Tony Cothron John Creech Marsha Crowder Jackie Chatman Rebecca Chin Walter Chitwood Peter Clarke Theresa Clarke 123 Graduate Steve Cashion Johnny Carter Terri Carr Carol Campbell Bonnie Campbell Sherry J. Davis Steve Davis Janet Dean Clint Dennison Amy Donahue 124 Graduate Sharon Ferrell Rene Fisher Katherine File Nancy Fitch Sue Fisher 125 Graduate Tim Florence Mike Floyd Patrick Flynn Carla Foster Hollv Freeman Teresa Geralds Debbie Gibbons Linda Gilham Edward Gilhootey Lu Ann Gillespie 126 I uate Joe Gil more Ronald R. Glasgow Richard Goad Mark Goodrich Mary Gordon Deana Graham Tanya Graham Mary Grant Sandra Grant Susan Graves Libby Green Glenna Grizzle Mary Beth Gunter John Habel Joan Hall Kim Hall Susan Hall Debbie Harrell Bernest Harris William S. Haston Steve Head Joy Heath Kathy Hemmerly Jan Henson 127 Graduate Bruce Hester Melissa Hewitt Vanessa Higdon Jeffery Hill Vick ' i Hill Sandra Huskey Lou Ann Hutto David Hutton Deborah Jackson John Janey 128 Graduate Charlie Jaycox Rebecca Jenkins Jimmy Jennings Julie Jennings Eddie Jernigan 129 Graduate Garry La Fever m Brian Lamkin K % .fc Vicky Lannom ft m. . fl Lugine Lannon Jeff Law k Cathy Locke Karen Long Jerry Lumpkins Andrew McClarney Teresa McCollum Vanessa McFarland Joyce Mcintosh Joe McLemore Cheri McMullin kp 130 raduate Joan Merriman Terri Merritt Sandra Metz Mike Meyerrose Barbara Midgett 131 Graduate April Miller Theresa Miller Wanda Miller Glenda Mitchell Melinda Mitchell Melinda Moore Judy Moorefield James Morrison Stephen Moorman Kym Morgan Lawrence Nave James Neal Johnny Newman Joyce Newman 132 Graduate Pamela Paul Cheryl Payne Kimberly Pearce Danny Pearson Dean Pearson 133 Graduate Donald Peek Debby Perry Mike Perry Terry Petty Steve Philpott Jerry Puckett Mary Ruth Pugh Nancy Qui nby Karen Quinlisk Susan Ragsdale George Remias Jo Ann Reynolds James Richardson fcifc I mk 134 Uiate Janice Richardson Marsha Richardson Virginia Rivers Ricky Roberts Mike A. Robinson 135 Graduate Martha Serafin Cecelia Shankle Charles Shaw Gerald Skelton Mark Simpson Trenton C. Smith Wanda Smith Pam Smithson Denise Snell Karen Snelson 136 ! uate 137 Graduate Lydia Ten| enny ' Shain Terrell Margo Tesch Laura Thomas Michael Thomas Roger Vandergriff Susan Vann Barry Vassar Valerie Vaughn Cindy Vetetoe 138 luate Debbie Vincent Charles Waddell Chrislee Walker Shirley Walker Tom Walker Darlene Williams Patty Williams Susan Willoughby Portia Wills Tom Winter 139 Graduate Carol Wilson Greg Wilson Katie Wilson Vickie Wilson Alvis Winsett Bill Woehler Chitura Wokpara Don Wood Judy Woodcock Sharon Wooten Patricia Wooten Kimberly Wright Jill Wyatt Randy York Kim Young Nanette Young 140 I uate : ft- , y$n r. ; f m £ ■ J T ' Robert Abernathy Jeff Abramovitz Diane Adams Donald Adams Melinda Adams Mike Adams Silas Adams William Adams Bonnie Adcox Carolyn Adcock Matt Adkins Andrew Adler Gary Adler Cindy Albert Patrick Albright . iJ Enrollment at 9,700 by Ben Eubanks Enrollment at MTSU this year is likely to go over 9,700 students this year because of a 12 per cent increase in freshmen students. Final figures are unavailable because of late regis- trants, but Cliff Gillespie, Dean of Admission and Records, said that with 150 students added on Wed- nesday and Thursday, we ' ll probably have over 9,700. Gillespie credits the growth in the freshmen class ( an increase of 200, from 1,743 to 1,855) to improved recruiting by the faculty, ASB and other organiza- tions which took an active part such as bringing high school groups on campus last spring. Gillespie expressed concern over the fact that the number of returning students has dropped off. Of the possible number of students who could come back this year, fewer came back than in previous years. Graduate and transfer students contributed to the increase from last year ' s enrollment of 9452. New stu- dents entering the graduate schools increased by 38 percent, from 245 to 338. Transfer students, mostly upperclassmen, increased by 2.2 per cent. 142 Undergraduate Sheree Alcorn William Aldrich Cheryl Alexander Edwin Alexandrall Karen Alexander David Alexandra Vivienne Allard Bonnie Allen Carol Ann Allen Dannyl Allen David A llen Debi Allen Dion Allen Donald Allen Lauren Allen Linda Alley Martha Allen Diana Allison Randy Allison Darlene Amacher Lisa Amacher Andy Anderson Andy Anderson Jeff Anderson Jerry Anderson Lisa Anderson Lorinda Anderson Mary Anderson Patrick Anderson Theresa Anderson Tony Anderson Valeria Anderson Steve Andreocci Helen Andrews Jean Andrews Phyllis Andrews Mark Anthony Dawn Apps Ann Arbuckle Denise Arbuckle Sarah Arbuckle Jim Archer 143 Undergraduate Jerry Armstrong Rhonda Armstrong David Arnetto Antonia Arnold David Arnold Chris Arrowood Greg Artis Dirk Ash Kay Ash Tara Asher Doris Aslinger Mike Atchley Vicki Atkinson Jada Austin John Van Atta Tom Avaritt Charles Avent James Ayers Sharon Badgett Lee Baggett Regina Baggett Pat Bagsby Denise Bagwell Kenny Bailey Nickey Bailey Robbie Bailey Deborah Baker Darek Baker David Baker Oscar Baker Rex Baker Sharon Baker John Ball Jeff Ballantine William Ballenger Elizabeth Barber Richard Barber Glenn Barnhill Janet Barnard Carey Barnes Connie Barnes Michael Barnes Patricia Bates Phil Barnes Dale Barnett Chris Barrett John Barrett Mary Barrett Patti Barrett Nancy Barron Julie Barry Patrick Bartkus Nancy Barton Amanda Bass i ( l ® ft f) 3 144 Undergraduate Shirley Bass Thomas Bates Virginia Bates Michael Baxter Michael Bean Glenda Beard Robert Beard Stan Bearden Vivian Bearden Forrest Beasley Jennifer Beavers Thomas Beavers Deborah Beavert Beth Beck Steve Beck Jeff Beeler Arbar Behnam Cathy Belcher Debbie Belcher Lynn Belk Betty Bell Danny Bell John Bell Patricia Bell Jim Bellefant Gail Bennett Pamela Bennett Robin Bennett Suzy Bennett Brad Berlin Mike Berry Amy Bettis Gregg Bettis Melodie Bidwell Wilma Bilderback Joe Bills Bruce Binkley Sheila Binkley Linda Birchett Trudie Birdwell Bobby Bishop Brick Bishop Charles Bishop Debbie Bishop Sharon Bivens Alan Black Beverly Black Lloyd Black well James Blair Karen Blakely Susan Bland Jana Blankenship Beth Blasingame Bobbv Ble isoe 145 Undergraduate Vickie Bledsoe Christy Bleecker Deloris Blevins David Block Susan Block Dave Blosser Laura Bobbitt Marcia Bobeik Gary Bobeik Jimmy Bobo Patty Bohrman Nancy Bolen Wayne Bone Joyce Bonner Patsy Bonner Gwen Booth Cathy Boone Joseph Bowers Joan Bower Tonna Bowie Michael Box Karen Boyle Kerry Boyce Mary Boyce Cedric Boyd Nikki Boyd Laurie Boyles Deborah Boyle Paul Bracey Deborah Braden Phaitheon Braden Maudean Bradford Virginia Bradford Ellen Branden James Brandt Stephanie Brannon Loura Brantley Dani Brashear Teresa Braswell Jim Bratcher 146 Undergraduate Leamon Bratten Steve Brazier Carol Breece Jody Brewer John Brewer Larry Brewer Gill Brewster Dennis Brice Becky Briggs Mary Lou Briggs Donna Broadway Earl Broadway Steve Broadway Betty Brock Susan Broker David Brooks Steve Brooks Cherry Brothers Sherry Brothers Grace Browder Anita Brown Betsy Brown Brenda Brown Carolyn Brown 147 Undergraduate Connie Brown Cynthia Brown Debbie Brown Lisa Brown Lynne Brown Joseph Brown Nancy Brown Pamela Brown Paula Brown Penny Brown Rita Brown Suzzane Brown Tujuanna Brown William Brown Diana Browning Ted Broyles Jay Bruce Johnny Bruce Ken Bruce David Brunner David Brunson Horton Brumlow Cheryl Buck Phillip Buck Bruce Buchanan Kathy Bryan Rodney Bryson Tim Buckley Joel Buckner Benita Bugg Marie Bugg Mike Bullard Dwight Burch LeeAnn Bunch 148 Undergraduate Terry Burkhalter Pat Burks Susan Burge Stanley Burks Bonnie Burnett Jimmy Burns Paul Burns Rusty Burns Debbie Burress Debbie Bush William Bush Pete Butler Kenneth Butner Teresa Buttrey Ellen Byrd Phillip Byrd Scotty Byrd Donna Byrn Rick Caf fy Jeff Cain Gigi Cameron Bob Campbell Helen Campbelle Paul Campbell Kathy Campbell Joe Canada James Cannon Bill Cantrell Cathy Cantrell David Cantrell Gwen Cantrell Kim Cantrell Stephen Cantrell Tim Cantrell Edmund Capron Dave Carangie Lisa Carey Ken Carmichael Jeff Carnahan Bernard Carney Alan Carter Carmen Carter Carol Carter Cheryl Carter Date Carter Edward Carter Terry Carter Viole Carter Gerri Carr Kem Carr Jeri Carroll Charles Caruth Dorsey Carver Stan Casey 149 Undergraduate Mary Pat Cassidy Janet Cato Linda Cato Pedro Catoni Joe Caudle Lorraine Cerkoff Edward Cerovski Mindy Cesnik Richard Chaffin Reed Chambers Vicky Chambers Richard Chandler Teresa Chandler Jeff Chaplin Daniel Chapman Martin Chapman Sheila Chapman Bill Chappell Keith Chappell Christi Chauncey Dana Cheshier Melody Chester Roger Childress Sharon Childress Jeff Chinander Eddie Chisholm George Choate Fredrick Chomilo Donna Chrisman Paul Christie Mike Christman Donald Chumney Barry Chumley Wyona Clayborne Jerry Clack Mike Claiborne Allyson Clark Cindy Clark Horace Clark Janet Clark Michael Clark Ricky Clark 150 Undergraduate Raids may force disciplinary action by John Pitts Although the university has been restrained in dealing with a recent rash of nighttime incidents out- side residence halls, obviously we ' re going to have to do something soon, Associate Dean of Students Ivan Shewmake said yesterday. I really don ' t know what we ' re going to do . . . it ' s getting to the place where we ' re going to have to respond, Shewmake said about the month-long series of panty raids and jock raids that have been tak- ing place outside the dorms at night. According to the dean, we felt that if we showed restraint that this thing would simply cease of its own accord . . . but from being out there, it ' s obvious it ' s not ceasing. The first report of a panty raid on campus this semester was Sept. 12, Shewmake said. The majority of nights since then there has been some kind of raid, Shewmake added. On Monday night, university police surrounded I Dorm to await the return of 30-35 male students on a midnight panty raid, Shewmake said. That was the third run they had made that night ... on the first two raids, we just worried about get- ting the people back into the dorms, the dean said. No jocks, just rocks Residents of two male dorms greeted some jock raiders last night with a hail of rocks and bottles, putting a quick end to the second such raid in a week. Despite the cool temperatures outside, at least nine girls assembled at Cummings Hall and made the short dash to H and I halls in a female version of the tradi- tional panty raid. Instead of jocks, the girls found themselves dodg- ing an assortment of objects being thrown at them. Two girls were drenched by a bucket of water thrown by H Hall residents. A panty raid started forming a few minutes later near Clement Hall. About 15 males had gathered for a raid on Gracy Hall, but they scattered when a Univer- sity Police car arrived on the scene. Sharon Clark Sam Clark Joy Clay Gail Clemons Peggy Clemons Bill Cliff Barton Close Helen Mary Clouse Vickie Clouse Debi Coady Sharon Coats Al Cobb Betsy Cobb Mark Cobb Richard Coco 151 Undergraduate Cellia Coggins Matt Cognata Jeff Cohn Allen Cole Almedia Cole Bryan Cole Edith Cole Lynn Cole Kimberly Cole Sandra Cole Carlotte Coleman David Coleman Larry Coleman Sylvia Coleman Tim Collins Doug Collins David Collins Keith Collins Kevin Collins Leonard Collins Connie Combs Tim Commers Paulette Compton Cynthia Conaster Brian Connell Mike Connelly Robert Connelly Linda Coode Lori Cooley Randle Cook Rhonda Cook Susan Cook Susan K. Cook Tammy Cook Wayne Cook Kevin Coombes Carol Cooper Denise Cooper Katrina Cooper Thomas Cope Hallie Coppedge Libby Coppedge Gareth Cornelius David Cothran Stief Counts Russell Covey Sharon Coyle Pam Craddock Kathy Craig Paul Craig Michelle Crantek David Crawford Judy Crawford Kelli Creekbanm 152 Undergraduate GlennaCribbs Lori Crick Denise Crim Thomas Crimi Beth Cripps Lisa Cripps Lorna Cripps Vivian Crittender Cathy Crook Lynn Crosby Linda Cross Terry Crotzer Kathy Crouch Russell Crouch Re nee Crow Michael Crowe Jennifer Crowell Sharon Crowell William Crowther Tom Csisza Bill Cude Sherry Cul breath Pamela Cull Robert Culley Lisa Cullum Renee Cummings Betsy Cummings Cindy Cunningham Dalise Curtis Dan Curtis Huldah Currey Karen Curtis Robert Curtis Sharon Curtis Jill Cushman Tony Dabbs J. B. Daley Ronnie Dalton Miriam Daly Dampha Khosrow Dashtban Donna Durall Stanley Dunn Ricky Fisher Karen Harden Beth Harrell Trudy Hickerson Karen Holt Christy Lovelace Kevin Lowder Debra Wilbourne Brenda Wilburn Andrew Wileczek Cindy Wigley 153 Undergraduate Keith Daughrity Amy Davenport Sherrie Davenport Jeff Davidson Arturo Davilla Anthony Davis Dale Davis Denise Davis Edward Davis Gary Davis Greg Davis Larry Davis Mona Davis Richard Davis Tanya Davis Thomas Davis Lisa Dawson Jeannie Day Jackie Dean Judy Deckard Melinda Deckbar Sam Decoursey Thomas Delbridge Shelia Delk Ben Deming Clarence Demonbreun Susan Denny Katie Devine Melinda Delashmitt James DeLong Kellye DeMatteo Jeff DeVasher Budttiphandh Dhirachat Phillip Davenport Keith Dickens Vicki Dickens Allen Dickerson Debra Diefenbach Jeannie Dillingham Phillip Dillingham Suzanne Dillingham Patsy Dobbins Janet Dodd Michael Dodd Yvonne Dodson Laurie Donaldson James Donston Jeff Doran Charles Dorris Suzzane Dorris Joy Dorsey John Dotson Stephen Dotson Phyllis Dougan 154 Undergraduate Donna Douglass Jim Douglas Susan Douglas Denise Dover Randy Dowell Becky Doyle Teresa Drake Vicki Dretchen Kevin Driver Kim Driver Susan Driver William Dubray Sarah Ducker Michael Dugan James Duke Mary Duke Randy Duke Terry Dukes Dianna Dunavan David Duncan Dinah Duncan Thomas Duncan Jerri Dunlap David R. Dunn 155 Undergraduate Catherine Durham Crystal Durham Larry Durham Leslie Dye Carl Dyer Laurie Eakes Roselyn Easley Allen East Lucy Eastman Audrey Eaton Marcus Eaton Frank Ehel Jeff Eddie Joyce Edgeman Bobbie Edmondson Beth Edwards Debbie Edwards Glenn Edwards Pat Edwards Reginald Edwards Teresa Edwards Terry Edwards Anne Eggar Allen Eklund Danita Elliot Debra Ellis Diane Ellis Gwyne Ellis Jeff Ellis Tim Ellis Kathy Elmer Debra Elmore Steve Elwell Don Embry Lucia Emerson Lauren Emery Glen Emery Bonnie Emrick Kerry Emrick Deron Ernst Cheryl Ervin Susan Essary Terri Eskew Brenda Estes Susan Estes Vincent Estes Anthony Ethridge Ben Eubanks Debra Evans Daniel Evans Sharon Evans Sheryl Evans Kent Evetts Daina Evins 156 Undergraduate Sheila Ezell Kenneth Falkner Polly Fannon Nicholas Fariello Jenny Farmer Mark Farmer Melissa Farmer Chris Farr Robert Farrar Vickie Farrar Cindy Farris Debbie Farst Dawn Faught Lisa Fautheree Mary Jo Feldhaus Greg Felker Tom Fernandez Debbie Ferrell Glenda Ferrell Kathy Ferrell Lynne Ferrell Susan Fesmire Ricky Field Tracy Fields Lisa Fielden Rhonda Fielden Tim Finch Melissa Finney Bard Fisher Ivy Fisher James Fisher Lawanna Fisher Linda Fisher Polly Fisher 157 Undergraduate Ann Fite Curtis Fitts Nancy Fitzgerald Mary Fletcher Jaynie Flippen Emory Florence Karen Flowers Patrice Floyd Patty Floyd Lee Ann Floyd Margaret Flury Susan Fly Monica Forbes Debbie Ford Greg Ford Steven Hill Trina Oeser Kevin McGee Parking still painful by Steve Miller Along with overcrowded dorms, the horrors of reg- istration, and all the usual red tape at MTSU comes the perennial problem of campus parking. The problem, according to Sgt. Clair Hendrikson, of the university police, is that people don ' t want to walk from the Greenland and High Rise parking lots. Hendrikson said that these commuter lots always have spaces available. The problem comes when commuters park in spaces designated for dorm residents. Parking tickets written Thursday included a notation that spaces were available in these lots. There are only 1,400 to 1,500 spaces available for dorm residents. It will be about a month before it is known if this is enough. I would like to see more parking places, said Hendrikson, but there is no place to put them. MTSU has a better parking situation than any other state university, said Hendrikson. UT Knox- ville charges $50 per year for a parking sticker that guarantees a parking space. We could do the same thing, said Hendrikson, but we would need a lot of reserve space and some type of control. 158 Undergraduate Catherine Forkum Wayne Forkum Robby Forrest William Forrister Paul Forster Robert Forsythe Donald Foster Doyle Foster Howell Foster Lynn Foster Sharon Foster Sherry Foster Dana Foust Mary Foust Robbie Foutch Joe Fowler Earl Fowlkes Bettye Sue Fox Russell Fox Tawana France Darlene Francis John Frankhouser Bruce Franks Cathy Frazier Kaye Frazier Timothy Free Diane Freeman Teresa Freeman Dorris Freeman James Freeze David Freitag Ellen French Pat Freudenthal John Frost Mike Frost Marsha Fulghum Kathy Fulton Carla Fuqua Susan Furnace Andra Fuson Melissa Fussell Terri Gaddy 159 Undergraduate Steve Gadsey Mike Gallagher James Galloway Mary Lee Ganigan Sonya Gannon Tim Gannon Chenita Gant Vickie Gant William Gant Barbara Gardner George Garner Tony Garner William Garner Deborah Garrison Julie Gary Helen Gass Terri Gates Thomas Gavlick John Gaylor Larry Geiger Sharon Geldrick Vickie Gher Ronnie George Beverly Golden Richard Gibbons Evelyn Gibson Gene Gibson Lisa Gibson Pamela Gibson Peggy Gibson Angela Gilbert Ellen Gilbert Jesse Gilbert Mary Ann Gilbert Beverly Giles Kenneth Gilliam Regina Gilliam Mary Gil more Lisa Givens Ross Givens Donna Glover Brent Gobbell Tommy Goddard Carrie Goforth Etoria Goggins Carol Golden Stephen Goldstein Donna Gonce Monica Gonn Bernice Gooch Christy Goode Glyndiakay Good Kathy Good Sandra Good f «ft 160 Undergraduate Paula A. Goode Barbara Goodloe Linda Goodloe Becky Goodman Jerry Goodman Jerry Goodwin Mark Gorbett Mark Gordon Eddie Gossage Melinda Gould Robert Gourley Brian Grace Rhonda Graham Gregg Granade Joe Grandstaf f Joseph Grant Erick Graves Jeff Graves Lyle Graves Richard Graves Keith Gray Mike Gray Cynthia Green John Green Ed Gregory Mark Gregory Leigh Green Leonora Green Richard Green Robert Green Sid Greene Tonda Green Elaine Greer Jackie Greer Terri Greer Joe Gregory Tojo Gregory Brenda Griffin Charles Griffin Jimmy Griffin Bob Griffis Lisa Griffith Theresa Griffith Mark Griggs Anthony Grimes Carolyn Grissom Mike Grissom David Griswold Joel Griswold Debra Griva Julie Grizzle Michael Grooms Mary Elaine Gustatson Gwendolyn Gwynne 161 Undergraduate Charles Hackett Ted Hackett Retha Haddock Kenneth Haily Lynn Halchin Alan Hale Karen Hale Thomas Hales Dawn Haley Nancy Hartman Susan Hartman Steve Harvison Scott Hasler Max Halston Mark Hasty Rick Hatfield Ann Hatheway Nan Hatheway Darell Hatsfield David Hauer Brent Hawk Donald Hawkes Gregg Hawkins June Hawkins Karen Hawkins Phil Hawkins Nancy Hawley Tracey Hay Cathi Lee Hayes Don Hayes Gordon Hayes Louis Hayes Michael Hayes Patti Hayes Anthony Haynes Christi Haynes Jimmy Haynes Paul Haynes Linda Hays Louis Hazelwood 162 Undergraduate Shannon Haley Barbara Hall Cathv Hall Chris Hall Kenneth Hall Ranch- Hall Richard Hall Steve Hall Susie Hall Tina Hall Andrew Hamilton George Hamilton James Hamilton Lessia Hamilton Sharon Hamriek Cheri Hancock Tammy Hannah John Hanrahan Sharon Hanrahan Melanie Hamsberry Michael Harbin Steve Harbison David Harbsmeier Sam Harboldt 163 Undergraduate Barbara Hardison Lee Ann Hardison Linda Hardison Gary Hare Joel Hargis Vicky Harrison Bryan Harlan C. Neal Harmon Kenneth Harmon Valarie Harper Paula Harrell Bernest Harris Clayton Harris Danita Harris Kim Harris Leon Harris Mary Harris Patricia Harris Robert Harris Tina Harris Barbara Harrison James Harrison Ray Harrison Joy Hart Marie Hart Laurie Hartman Greg Heard Amy Hearm Sharon Hearn Julie Ann Hebble Peter Heffernan Bruce Hegwood Eric Heim Diane Helmontaler Beth Henderson Eric Henderson Pete Henderson Linda Hendricks Dale Henegar Cherie Hennessee Elizabeth Hennessee Jim Hennessey Cynthia Henry Jean Henry Steve Henry Steve Henry Bridgette Henslee Terri Henslee Dru Henson Marth a Herbert Darden Heritage Marjorie Herrell Donna Heughan Jeff Heyduck 164 Undergraduate ■ rf v% ' ! '  -X M ' V ' l jk 1 ' k Viirt ' - ' ■ ,. V ' V ■If V u i u l ' i !| u j « u j|  %f « u v ' 8 ' ' X vl ' X H B j jJI A  Rennae Hickman Byron Hicks w ■ I   . v Karen Hicks Onita Hicks Sam Hicks Charles Hill Dwayne Hill Malcolm Hil Mardee Hill Mary Joyce Hill Shelly Hill Steven Hill Susan Hill Mary Hilt David Hinson J. D. Hinson Keith Hinton Randy Hinton Teresa Hite Sandra Hitt Rusty Hix Doretta Hobbs Holly Hodges Warner Hodges William Hodge Charles Holland Kim Holland Freddy Hollifield Jim Holloway Catherine Holmes Cheryl Holmes John Holmes Robert Holt William Honley 165 Undergraduate Carol Hood Gerald Hood Mark Hood Julia Hood Curtis Hopper Tina Hooper Carol Hoover Nancy Hoover Jackie Hopkins Roger Horner William Haskins Stanley Horsky Timothy Horton James Houk Valerie House to. 166 Undergraduate Cindy Houston Debra Houston Heather Howard Calvin Howell Deborah Howell Gary Howell David Howser Paula Hudspeth Richard Hudson Franklin Hughes Karen Hughes Scott Hughes Tammy Hughes Lisa Human Shelia Hunnicutt Clif Hunt Ross Hunt Amy Hunter Mary Hunter David Huntley Karen Hurt Joe Hussy Art Hutchinson, Jr. Glen Hutchinson Todd Hutchson Barbara Hutson Robert Ioou Esther Ilen-Otuma Don Ingram Debbie Irwin Vicki Ivey Gail Jackson Karolyn Jackson Lisa Jackson Steven Jackson Masheryl Jacks Deborah Jacobs Bill Jakes Linda Jakes David James Deborah James Elaine James 167 Undergraduate Leonne James Mary James Vickie James Joanne Jamison Julie Jamison Wanda G. Jamison Jenkins William Jenkins Connie Jerles Honey Jeter Kenneth Jobe Cherry Johnson Eric Johnson Gayle Johnson James Johnson Joseph Johnson Judy Johnson Ray Johnson Richard Johnson Sara Johnson Steve Johnson Steven Johnson Sue Ellen Johnson Tim Johnson Al Jones Allen Jones Anne Jones Bob Jones Brenda Jones Carol Jones Casey Jones Cheryl Jones Elizabeth Jones Glenn Jones Ivy Jones Kenneth Jones Mike Jones Mike Jones Nina Jones Paul Jones Ransom Jones Robert David Jones Samuel Jones Shannon Jones Violet L. Jones William Jones William Jones Jenifer Jordan Jimmy Jordan Kathy Jordan Terri Jordan Margaret Just Twyman Joyner Patty Keaton . ' ' «  ■ 168 Undergraduate Michael Keen Alon Keener John Keith William Keith Denise Kelley Marcia Kelley Martha Kelley Tandy Kelley Michael Kellum Sherrie Kemp Anthony Kennedy Charles Kennedy Michael Kennedy Sandra Kerr Richard Keyes Tamela Kilburn Youngran Kim Michael Kincaid Janet Kincherlow Ann King Christopher King Debbie King Ezzard King Gary King Lori King Sheena King Kondee Kinser Sandy Kinzalow Donna Kirk Howard Kirksey Yvonne Kirksey Laura Kittrell Richard Kittrell A. Kenneth Kleespies Kathy Knappen Leslie Knipfel Brian Knight Melissa Knight Kevin Knorr Linda Knotts Christie Knowles Peggy Knox Mike Kopp Phil Kranse Bill Kroemer Kurt Kulakowski Adrienne Kunselman Robert Kyker Kathy Kyle Marcia Lafery Julie R. LaFever RoseMary LaGrande LuAnne Lain Pat Laird 169 Undergraduate Barry Lamb Cindy Lamb Cindy Lambert Neil Lambert Scott Lambert Edward Land Kevin Lander Karen Landers Linda Landers Evonder Landrum Carol Lane William Lane Joannie Langston Donna Lannom Kenneth Lannom Jean Lanter Frank Lashlee Gwen Latendresse Suzanne Lathrop Patti Latta John Lavelle A. A. Lawal Bobby Lawrence Christopher Lawrence Jill Lawrence Trudy Lawrence Cynthia Laws D ' Nice Lawson Steve Lawson Sheila Lay Mike Layland Debbie Leathers Lisa Leavell Jimmy Ledford Albert Lee Brenda Lee Kathy Lee Kevin Lee Myongsum Lee Nancy Lee Norman Lee Brian Leedham Mark Leeson Mark LeFevers Mike Leister Luke Leitz Linda Leming Judy Lenahan Denise Leonard Kay Leonard Holly Lester Shiu Kay Leung Steve Lewallen Charlie Liddle 170 Undergraduate Lynn Liggett Dean Liles Ronnie Lindish Patrick Lindsay Terrie Lindsey Larry Lipman Melissa G. Lish Anthony Little Ginger Little Katherine Little Nancy Marie Little Susan Little Martha Littrell Teresa Loftis Teresa Looney Tim Looney Fae Long Gary Long Beth Longley Robert Lorance Dave Lorrig Robyn Lotts Cathey Love Mike Lovelace 171 Undergraduate Christine Lowell Ricky Lowry Urusla Lowry Murray Loy Annette Luckeroth Timothy Luncford Taze Lundy Connie Lunn Lee Luton Susan Lyle Julie Lynn Spence Lyon Alecia Lyons Julie Macke Gwen Madsen Mary Mahalie John Malkiewicz Barbara Mallady Frances Mallard Austin Malone Herbert Malone Howard Malone Marian Mallory Jay Manar Mike Mandle Don Maness Darlene Mangrum Melissa Mangrum Lisa Manier Kenny Manners Sharon Manning Barry Mansfield R. Scott Manuszak Kathy Marchall Wendell Marlow Jack Marsh Ronald Marshall Warren Marshall Audrienne Martin Catherine Martin Beverly Martain Gayle Martin Jacque Martin James Martin Mary Martin Regina Martin Steve Martin Thomas Martin Randall Mash Larry Mason Laura Mason Liz Massa Steve Massey Wendy Massey 172 Undergraduate Carol Mathis Don Mathis Harold Mathis John Mattingly Melanie May Pam May Suzzanne Mays William McAdams Pat McAfee James McBell Debbie McBroom Judy McCaleb Karen McCarthy Joe McCauley Sharon McClannahan Beth McClary Berth McClarney Ruby McClinton Larry McClure Sillisa McClure Merry McCollum Alan McCool Dana McCool Cherrie McCormick Debbie McCoy Debra McCulloch Angela McCullough Cora McCullough Linda McCullough David McCutcheon Bob McDonald Dwain McDonald Malinda McDonald Melanie McDonald 173 Undergraduate Mike McDonald Renee McDonald Jene MeDougal Patricia McEachern Alan McElfreash Martin McGeachy Colleen McGee Glenna McGhee Sean M. McGee Kenneth McGinness Susan McGowan Linda McHenrv ttVd l Robert McKamey David McKibben Jerry McKinney Danny McKnight Jim McKnight Kevin McKinney Alice McLain Jeff McMahan Fred McMillin Ann MeMurray Vicky McNair Rosemary McKnight Margaret Ann McNomie Charton McPeak Steve McPherson Rob McRay Sam McReynolds Sherri McQuinn Lemon Douglas Deanna Meador Charles Meadows Doug Meadows Janice Medders Garry Medlin Julie Medlin Anita Mefford Janice Mello Annette Meanees Ginger Melvin Jory McDaniel 174 Undergraduate r !L U. POLICE RAI D BEER, POT PARTY by Tom Wood Three Smith Hall residents were cited for alleged possession of marijuana and drinking beer on campus late Wednesday night in a raid by Uni- versity Police. In addition, three other students had their IDs pulled for participation in a drinking party by the campus police force and Associate Dean of Students Ivan Shewmake. No charges have been formally filed, according to Shewmake, and there won ' t be until some determination is made as to who exactly should and should not be charged because some ada- mantly deny engaging in anything, Shewmake added. I will interview each person who was in the room at the beginning of next week. Then some adjudication will take place. At 10:19 p.m. Wednesday, according to campus police reports, a call was received at the station complaining of a drinking party in a dorm room at Smith Hall. Within minutes, abo ut six officers had con- verged on the scene to break up the party. As the police entered the room, officer Ed Luther said, a water pipe was going and there were three or four open containers of beer on the table. We found a little bit of marijuana, some alco- hol, pills of an unknown nature and drug-related paraphernalia in the room, the officer said. Now we ' re trying to determine who it belongs to. The pills proved to be medication from the campus infirmary. One of the students acknowledged beer-drink- ing in his room, but said he knew of nothing else. Yes, we were drinking beer and had some in two refrigerators. I ' ve never seen the water pipe before. During a search of one of the rooms, a Sidelines photographer taking photos was confronted by one officer, who stated that they (University Police) would have to see the film before it was printed. However, the photographer refused. Bill Mercer John Merchant Tom Merchant Steve Meriwether Brenda Merritt John Merriman Mark Merryman David Melton Patti Metz Oralee Meyers Kathy Midgett Sharon Midgett Albert Miles Denise Miles Roy Miles 175 Undergraduate William Miles Charles Miles Gary Miller Ronda Miller Steve Miller Toni Miller Shelley Milloway James Minatra John Minatra William C. Ming Javena Mihor Nancy Mintura John Mir Vicky Mires Julia Mitchell Phil Mitchell Sue Mitchell Theresa Mitchener David Mixson Randy Mize Tommy Molteni John Montague Erick Montgomery Gerald Moody Frank Mooney Sam Mooneyham Brenda Moore Cindy Moore Deborah Moore Jimmy Moore Sam Moore Susan Moore William Moore Bandi Moorehead Ricky Moor ehead Lisa Morgan Mark Morgan Eric Morales Craig Morris Donny Morris Jeffery Morris Kathy Morris Robert Morris Shelia Morris John Morrison Joseph Morrison Sally Morrison Kevin Morrissey Patrick Morton Eric Moser Bill Mosley Keith Mosley Robert Mosley Elaine Mott 176 Undergraduate Sandra Muehlberger Sammy Mullican Jeff Mullins Teresa Mumpower Barbara Murdaugh Steve Murdock Charles Murphree Jim Murphy Lee Ann Murphy Mike Murphy Tim Murphy Charlene Murray Christy Murray Brenda Musgrove J. T. Musgrove Mike Myerrose Linda Myers Cheryl Nabi Katherine Nadalich Linda Nance Russ Nash Kim Nay lor George Neely Keith Neidel Randy Nelms George Nelson Henry Nelson Melinda Nelson Oren Nelson Debbie Newcomb Elaine Newcomb Betty Newsom Jill Nickell Stan Nix Barbara Noble Catherine Nokes Eric Nokes JoAnn Nolan Mike Nolan Lucinda Nolan Vickie Noland William Noles Gary Norman Rebekah Norman Sheila Norrell James Norris Tammy Norris Valerie Norris Karen Northcutt Patrick Nowlan Thomas Nowlin Janet Nunley Jill Oberhellmann Cindy O ' Brien 177 Undergraduate Herbert Offoh Debra Olgilvie Livinus Okafoeze Andrew Oliphont Garrick Olson Fred Osborne Keith Ousley Susan Overall Doug Overfield Joan Overstreet Mona Overstreet Angela Overton Gail Owen Karen Owen Linda Owens Perry Palmer Robbie Panter David Pappas Jill Pardue Farshid Parivar Brenda Parker Cynthia Parker Dotty Parker Kelly Parker Kathy Parkhurst Jim Parks Susan Parks Vickie Parmer Patrick Parris Scott Parrott David Parsley Libby Parsley Ginger Parsons John Parsons Sheila Partee Susan Partin Tersa Ann Pate Frederick Patterson James Patterson Sharon Patterson Celeste Patton Dotti Patton Nena Patton Bertha Payne Deborah Payne Joel Payne Karen Payne Linda Payne Ricky Payne Susan Payne Bill Pearcy Linda Pearson Chris Peck Joe Peck 178 Undergraduate Susan Peck Del Pedlow Mike Peery Roger Peery Mary Ann Pellicciotti Jamie Pelzell Mark Pennington Kay Penuel Linda Perkins Jennifer Person Steven Peters Kathy Perterson Rick Peyton Dale Phelps Angelia Phillips Gary Phillips Jana Phillips Joe Phillips Kay Phillips Kenneth Phillips Michael Phillips Suzanne Phillips Lane Pikens Eric Pierce 179 Undergraduate Gary Pigg Pamela Pinell Clay Pinkerton Renee Pinkerton Charalette Pinnix Charlie Pless Judy Pocta Russell Polk On Nai Poon Phyllis Pope Ann Poppendcrf Jimmy Potter Cathy Porter Nancy Porter John Powell Sandra Powell Susan Powell Fran Powers Jerome Pratt Annette Preston Cynthia Preston Elbert Price Terry Price Sheryl Pritchett Tommy Pruett Chester Pruitt Shelia Pryor Jerry Puckett Teresa Puckett Billy Pugh Tommy Pugh Wesley Pullen Anne Pundor Jimmy Purcell Cathy Purdom Ken Purser Paul Pursley John Pyle Cindy Quails Sherry Quails Don Quandt Mickey Quinn Randy Rader Julie Rainey Robyn Rainwater Susan Rambo Charlotte Ramsey Steve Ramsey Chestor Ramson John Raulston Jimmy Rawn Kertrina Ray Valerie Ray Julia Rayburn 180 Undergraduate David Redden Chris Redmom Mike Reed Nancv Reed Philip Reed Sam Reed Brenda Reeder Particia Rees Alisa Reeves Melissa Reeves Scott Regen Nancv Register Jeff Reid Randy Reid Steven Reid Debbie Reuhland David Reynolds Ethel Reynolds Luann Reynolds Glenford Reynolds Clarke Rehney Carolyn Rhue Peggy Rice Herman Richards Donna Richardson Marsha Richardson Judy Richmond Cvnthia Ricks Julie Rickman Cheryl Riddle Susie Riddle Jackson Ridgely Anthony Riggins Nancy Riggs 181 Undergraduate Thomas Rigney Jeannie Ring Richard Ring Valeria Rikie Sandra Rizer Linda Roach James Robb Vanessa Robbs Blake Roberson James Robertson Joy Roberson Marty Roberson Tim Robertson Debra Roberts Darlene Roberts ' STAFF ' IS BANNED FROM SCHEDULES The word staff will not be used to replace the name of a teacher in the Spring 1978 class schedules due to a request by President M. G. Scarlett. In a conversation with Joy Heath, ASB Speaker of the House, Scarlett learned that the word staff is used frequently to fill in the column in the schedules where the teacher ' s name should be listed. The Presi- dent ' s office contacted the office of academic affairs and requested that the departments list the teachers of the respective courses and eliminate the use of staff. William Greene, administrative assistant to Dr. Scarlett, said that the schedules that had already been received from the departments were returned and they were requested to fill in the teachers ' names. Only in cases of graduate assistants and other una- voidable situations will the word staff be used. Mrs. Rebecca Hampton of the office of academic affairs said that the class schedules had been received from the departments and that the Spring 197S sched- ules were being printed. The matter of the use of staff in MTSU schedules was brought up a few weeks ago when Heath announced that she would sponsor a resolution to have the word staff eliminated. 182 Undergraduate Farrell Roberts Mike Robicland Chris Robinson Gerald Robinson Mary Robinson Pamela Robinson Ray Robinson Vincent Robinson Paul Rodriguez James Rogers Karhryn Rogers Pam Rogers Patricia Rogers Sharon Rogers Susan Rogers Joseph Rohling Debbie Rollins Jan Roney Cindy Ross James Rossman Patti Rowe Tim Rowe Kathy Rowland Lisa Rowland Jeff Rowlett Brenda Paynor Brenda Rozolsky Denice Rucker Robin Rudd Gloria Rummage Bridgette Rumsey Jim Rungee Kim Runyan Emily Rush Jean Roberts Mary Wileczek Kristen Wilhite David Wilkerson Patrica Wilkins Larry Wiley Charles Williams 183 Undergraduate Elaine Russell Linda Ryan Monica Rye Jim Russell Richard Russell Denise Rust Phillip Rutter Cathy Ryder Donald Rymer Pam Sabiston Tim G. Sadler Cheryl Saggese David Sakich Cindy Salmeo Robert Salimbene Angelyn Sample Bobbie Sanders Bobby Sanders J. Sanders Larry Sanders Randy Sanders Dione Sandlin Sharon Sandlin Gloria Sanford Sharon Sanford David Sassaman Jeana Sauely Jeff Saunders Linda Scaife Michael Scales John Schneider Tom Schultz Jack Schultz Jay Schwan Donna Scott Edgar Scott Edward Scott James Scott Jon Scott Paula Scott Ron Scott William Scott Donna Scruggs Danny Seals Steve Seigenthaler Brian Sellers Joseph Selph Ann Serafin John Sessoms Steve Sevier Rhonda Shackelford Linda Shacklett Kim Shadwick Laurie Shaffer 184 Undergraduate Jeff Shahan Donna Shamhlin Darden Shapard Merle Sharber Hugh Sharber Judy Sharp Steve Sharp Ranee Shaw Veronica Shea Marus Shelton Pam Shelton Sandy Shelton Cynthia Shepard Ronald Shepard Cathy Shepherd Michael Shew Gwen Shinault William Shipp John Shires Bonnie Short Dale Short Katrina Short Paulette Shouse Jimmy Shrader Steve Shular Bill Sibley Drew Simmons Judy Simmons Marjie Simmons Denise Simpson Jan Simpson Jay Simpson Patricia Simpson Sandy Simpson Sharon Sims Jimmy Singelton Ray Singer Kathy Singleton Ray Singleton Melody Sipes Randall Sittloh Cindy Skelton Robert Skinner Richard Skok Paula Slater Tim Slater David Sloan Patty Slatton Lugene Sloan Karen Sloat Danny Small Barbara Smartt Brad Smith Frank Simpson 185 Undergraduate Charles Smith Constance Smith Craig Smith Dan Smith Dana Smith David Smith Debbie Smith Deidre Smith Gary Smith Henry Smith Janet Smith Jeff Smith Joe Smith Karen Smith Kathy Smith Laura Smith Lisa Smith Mary Paul Smith Melanie Smith Michael Smith Michael Smith Mitzi Smith Patti Smith Penny Smith Rickey Smith Robert Smith Ronald Smith Steve Smith 1 Sue Lyn Smith Terry Smith Terry Smith Wayne Smith 1 f Wendel Smith Diane Smith Joyce Smith Nancy Smotherman Mary Sneed Pamela Jo Snodgrass Lorraine Solecki Hermon Davis Sorrells 186 Undergraduate ■8HKS Mary Sotherland Donna South Bobbie Spain Page Spain Steve Spann Constance Speed Jerry Spivey Joseph Spoon Brenda Spurlock Greta Spurlock Jimmy Spurlock Deborah Stacy Beth Stallings Russell Stalmaker Susan Stand Brook Jane Standfield Lynn Stanfield Karen Stanley Stephen Stanley Vicki Steagall Kina Steed Edward Stegall Lisa Stephenson Debbie Stepp 187 Undergraduate Becky Stevens Belinda Stevens James Stevenson Lenny Stevenson Alice Stewart Bennie Stewart Dennis Stewart James Stewart Karen Stewart Lori Stewart Allan Stewman Mary Lee Stills Maynard Stiles Martha Stokes Kim Stone Mark Stone Sherrie Stone Marisa Story Mark Stowers Frank Stratton Daryl Street Kevin Street Timothy Strobl Gary Strong Melodie Strong Cathy Stroud Steven Strunk Kathy Struss Melinda Stubblefield Patricia Stubblefield Vickie Stubblefield Charles Stutts Bob Sturm Richie Sublett Bobby Sullins Sue Sullivan Joyce Sundermeier Brian Summar Josephine Suruggs Susan Sutton William Sutton Darlene Swafford Julie Swafford Lisa Swafford Lea Swann Art Swary Randy Swayze Randy Sweeney Suzi Swenson Nancy Swift Sherry Swindle Pam Swing Margaret Sykes Anthony Sylvestra 188 Undergraduate Terry Tabor Virginia Tanner Brenda Tant Debbie Tate Linda Tate Stephanie Tate Malind? Tatom Barbara Taylor Don Taylor Jan Taylor John Taylor Julie Taylor Larry Taylor Martha Taylor Michelle Taylor Rickey Taylor Pamela Teal Steve Temple Teri Templeton William Tanner Rachelle Terrell Beth Terry Mark Terry Tim Terry Debbie Therber Amy Thomas Debra Thomas Deborah Thomas Dorthea Thomas Edward Thomas Lamar Thomas Ray Thomas Linda Thomas Mark Thomas 189 Undergraduate Chauncey Thomison Cathy Thompson Kim Thompson Lisa Thompson Mendy Thompson Mark Thorne Mark Thornton Patty Thornton Lee Thrower Ricky Thurman Kenneth Thurmond Bruce Thweatt Gregg Thweatt Rita Tice Robbie Tice 190 Undergraduate Amonda Tidwell Christopher Tilton Thomas Tindell Patty Tinsley Linda Tipton Michael Tobitt Donna Todd Andrea Tolleson Gary Tolliver William Tomes Robert Tittsworth Kathy Toms Ken Toney Wylie Toombs James Torbert Bryan Torrey Patrick Towns Burton Towry Gail Travis Tarn Treadway Karen Trover Scott Trover Elizabeth Troutt Marlene Truntham Marilyn Truss Chris Twyman Ruth Tyree Angela Tucker Diane Tucker Peggy Tucker Greg Tuggle Adrienne Turner Beverly Turner Cindy Turner Cindy Turner Elizabeth Turner John Turner Pat Turner Teresa Turner Vickie Tomlinson Phillip Urbaniak Felix Unuigboje 191 Undergraduate Steven Vaden Afsoon Vafgie Glenn Valentine Jeff Vallett William Vannatta Debbie Vasut Marie Vaughn Timothy Vaughn Patricia Van Vliet Darlene Vanzant Gary Veazey Joey Venable Jan Vernon Michael Vester Robert Vick Lawrence Vincent Susan Vinson Ellen Vizzi Joanna Vonns Jackie Waddell Tim Waddell Evelyn Waddey Joey Waggoner Jim Wagner Donna Wair Roger Wakefield Liz Waldron Elizabeth Waldrop Bill Walker Debra Walker Dorthy Walker Mark Walker Mike Walker Richard Walker Tammy Walker William Walker Elizabeth Wall Babbie Wallace Lecia Wallace Steve Wallace Kim Walls Ward Wampler Chris Ward Gary Ward Lydia Ward Tommy Warden Rita Warfield William Warise Denise Warren Donnissa Warren Marissa Warren Nancy Warren Tommye Washington Charles Wasson 192 Undergraduate Dawn Watson Dwight Watson Janet Watson Paulette Watson Jean Watts David Wayman Ronald Weatherspoon John Weaver Cynthia Webb Donna Webb Phyllis Webb Sherryl Webb William Lewis Webb Cheryl Weber Mike Weinman Dennis Weldon Joe Wells Lisa Wells Monica D. Wells Tim Wells Audrey Weske Byron West John West Melissa West Joel Westberry Andy Westbrooks Philip Westbrooks Debra Wester Anthony Westmoreland Michael Wetzel Scott Whaley Charles Wheeler Rhonda Wheeler Ricky Wheeler Wendy Wheeler Michael Whitaker Robin Whitaker Andrea White Barry White Debra White Evon White Greg White Jim White Mala White Pam White Steve White Vickie White Linda Whitman Sarah Whitten Andrea Whittenburg Gladys Whyte Jerry Wieck Mary Wigger Kenneth Wiggins 193 Undergraduate Cindy Wigley Debra Wilbourne Brenda Wilburn Andrew Wileczek Mary Wileczek Larry Wiley Jo Anne Wilgus Kristen Wilhite Patricia Wilkins David Wilkerson Steven Wilkerson Larry Willard Mark Willoughby Mirian Wills Charles Williams Geri Williams Jean Williams Martha Williams Mike Williams Nancy Williams Patricia Williams Rebecca Williams Rebecca Williams Robbins Williams Sandy Williams Sterling Williams Leslie Williamson Bobby Wilson Charles Wilson Deborah Wilson Donna Wilson Eddie Wilson Holly Wilson Holly Wilson Jim Wilson Roy Wilson Susan Wilson Tim Wilson William Wilson Wilmer Wilson Ann Wimsatt Tamera Windrow Mike Windus Eddie Wiser Mark Wiser Ted Wiser 194 Undergraduate Theirv Wolfe Charles Wolff Janice Wolff Marilyn Womack Debbie Zeber Karen Zimmerman Mike Zimmer Donna Zocola Victor Wong Dan Wood Leslie Wood Lori Woodard Debra Wood lee Carolyn Woods Phyllis Word Kathy Woodson Dena Wooten Kay Wrather Chris Wren Brenda Wright David Wright Pam Wright Phillip Wright Russell Wright Sha Wright Valerie Wright Valerie Wright Patsy Writesman Raymond Wu Janice Wyatt Norma Wyndam Donna Wynn Larry Wynns Mike Yager David Yahola Yvonne Yarbrough Terry Yates Mary Jo Yeager Deborah Yeargen Lora York Terri York Linda Young Mark Young Manville Young Ralph Youngs Robert Young Ruel Young Steve Young Cathy Youngsmen Patricia Youree 195 Undergraduate im m ww . f There ' s a first for everything as Middle Tennessee State found out last Spring in copping its first All-Sports Championship in the Ohio Valley Conference. The All-Sports Championship is based on points given for placing in cross country, football, basketball, baseball, golf, tennis and outdoor track. As can be quickly assumed, the school that earns the All-Sports Championship has in a sense earned the respect of having the best all-Round athletic program. After second division finishes in cross country and football, the Blue Raiders began to make their move with a second place finish in basketball, baseball, golf, tennis and track. The baseball team took the divisional title and second place in the conference to keep the ball rolling. Dr. Patty ' s golfers finished second as did the up-and-coming tennis team. But the big boost was in track where Dean Hayes and his group of jumpers and runners whizzed their way to the conference title and put Middle Tennessee in the driver ' s seat for its first All-Sports Championship. Western Kentucky never gave up and dogged the Blue Raiders down to the wire finishing in second place two points back. Below, L. to R.: Ben Hurt (Football), John Stanford (Baseball), Jimmy Earle (Basketball), Charles Bubber Murphy (Athletic Director), Dr. E. K. Patty (Golf), Dick LaLance (Tennis), Dean Hayes (Track), Gordon Connell (Wrestling). ' ( i After a slow start, the 1977 Blue Raider baseball team put it together, winning the Western Division championship and compiling a 26-19 record. The team was led by Mike Moore of Chattanooga, who compiled an 8-2 season record and was named the O.V.C. ' s Most Valuable Player of the Year. Moore pitched 79 Vk innings and had a 2.53 E.R.A., one of the best in the conference. He also had 50 strikeouts, walked 39 batters and pitched a no-hitter against Milligan College, which the Raiders won 1-0. He also pitched a three-hitter in M.T.S.U. ' s 3-0 shutout of Tennessee Tech., and a two-hitter in the Raiders 5-2 win over Western Kentucky. Centerfielder Danny Moore led the team in batting with a .319 average. He also collected more hits than anyone else on the team, 43, and led the Raiders in triples with five. First baseman John Weathers led the club in homeruns with 10 — a new school record — and R.B.I. ' s with 41, while putting together a .310 batting average. 201 Baseball 77 Other Raiders with averages over the .300 mark were catcher Rick Cheshire at .315 and Stan Shanks with .307. After winning the division title, the Raiders hoped to repeat as conference champions and win a spot in the regional playoffs. But this year Morehead ' s Eagles turned the tables and beat the Raiders 8-5 and 14-1 in the best of three series. Cheshire, Mike and Danny Moore along with infielder Ben Langster were named to the Western Division ' s All-OVC team. 202 Baseball 77 Outdoor Track r y i 1977 was indeed the year that the Blue Raider outdoor track team finally arrived. Coach Dean Hayes had waited 12 years to win an Ohio Valley Conference Crown and this was the year. In heading for their first-ever championship, the Raiders went undefeated. Five first place finishes at the O.V.C. championship track meet in Bowling Green, Kentucky, gave the Raiders the title in May. A week earlier they took first place in the Tennessee Intercollegiate games in Memphis, beating Austin Peay, Memphis State and other Tennessee schools. As a fitting honor, Coach Hayes was named the O.V.C. ' s Coach of the Year, and jumper John DoDoo was selected Co-Trackman of the Year in the Conference. At the championship meet, DoDoo took first place in the triple jump, Russell Holloway won the 400 meter intermediate hurdles, Harrison Salame finished first in the discus, Skeikh Faye took top honors in the long jump and the one mile relay team of Larry Cotton, David Robinson, Ed Stegall and J. T. Musgrove tied an O.V.C. record in winning first place. 205 Track ' 77 206 Track ' 77 Women ' s tennis had what was perhaps its best year in 1977, finishing the season with a 10-9 record and placing third in the state championship tournament. Coachea by former Raider tennis star Sandy Neal, the squad was paced by Karen Miller, Corrine McDonald and Traci Williams. The third place finish was well above what many experts figured the Raiders would do, and it came despite several injuries which hampered MTSU in key matches throughout the season. 208 Tennis ' 77 209 Tennis 77 The Raiders ' men ' s tennis team started the season as the defending OVC champions but with a freshman coach and a squad heavily depleted by graduation, few had much hope for the young team. But under Coach LaLance, the scrappy team put together an 11-7 season and took second place in the OVC in what was to have been a ' rebuilding year. At the OVC tournament in Bowling Green, Kentucky, Tony Fernan- dez pulled a stunning upset and beat top- seeded Howard Flagg of ETSU. Australian Peter Heffernan and Chris Baker (11-5 in the regular season) picked up confer- ence honors as the best number two doubles team. 210 Tennis ' 77 S v U t T T 1 T T i ' T ......... .-m i i . . . SPRING SCOREBOARD 77 Baseball (26- J 9) Tennis men ' s (J 0-8) Indiana State (1-2.4-1 Tennessee Tech 3-0, 9-4 OleML- ;s 3-6 Aiiliurn 5-2 Mcmpli lis Slate 1-8 Yanderbilt 7-8 Belmont 8-1 Belmont 9-3 Carson -Newman 6-3 No. Central Illinuis 3-0, 6-5 Vandei ■hilt 4-5 North Alabama 16-3 Chattanooga 4-5 North Alabama 4-; ), (i-7 David 1 apscomh 7-2 Tennessee Tech 12-10, 17-4 Austin Peay 6-3 David Liscoml) 11--) Murray State 7-2 Eastern Michigan 6-11,5-10 Wester n Kentuck v 3-6 Hope College Murray State 3-13 8-1, 1-3 X ' andei Murray bill State 3-6 6-3 Miami (Ohio) 0-16,8-14 Louisvi lie 6-3 Belmont 3-6 Ten ties: mx Tech 5-4 ■Jacksonville St. 6-8 Austin Peay 4-5 Austin Peav 4-9 Tennessee Tech 6-3 Millikin 1-0,5-0 Morehead 6-3 Western Kentucky 5-1,5-2 OVC2n id Place Siena Heights 11-0, 18-2 Western Kentucky Vandcrliilt 3-0, 5-1 0-4 1 women s(10-9) Austin Peay 0-3.9-8 Yanderbi It l-S Austin Peay 8-1 Sewanec 5-0, 14-0 Sewanee 2-7 Western Kentucky 0-9 Austin Peay 7-4 Stetson 0-9 East Tennessee ' 1-1 Murray State 1-8,5-2 Columbu.- ; College 2-7 David Lipscomb 5-4 David Liscoml) 11-9(13 innings) Florida Ti .•ch 3-6 Tennessee Tech 2-7 More-head State r- -s, 1-14 Daytona ( ' omm. College 6-3 Austin Peav 8-1 Peal mm ly 8-1 IT Martin ' 6-3 David Lip sco mb 5-4 Southwestern 3-6 Peabody 9-0 Carson-Newman 9-0 Vanderbil t 4-5 Track Field MTSU 714. EKC 624, ETSl ' 40 MTSU 824, Illinois State 60 ' 2, Carthage College 21, David Liscoml) ' . MTSU 544, Austin Peay 50, WKL 444, Murrav State 36 TENNESSEE INTERCOLLEGIATE CHAMPIONSHIP ( 1st place) OVC CHAMPIONSHIP 113 points ( 1st CENTRAL COLLEGIATE CHAMPIONSHIP 33 points (7th place) Goif Palmetto Invitational 12th Cape Coral Invitational 3rd Southern Junior-Senior 4th Tennessee Intercollegiate 1st Ohio Valley Conference 2nd Murray Invitational 1st of 9 River City Invitational 12th Onrvland Classic 1st of 7 211 Scorelxianb FALL SCOREBOARD 78 Football (3-8) Tennessee State University UT Martin Morehead Eastern Kentucky Delaware Austin Peay Western Kentucky East Tennessee Tennessee Tech Cross-Country Middle Tennessee Invitational David Lipscomb Bradshaw Invitational Yanderbilt26,MTSU81 Austin Peay 82. MTSl ' 87. David Lipscomb 51 Ohio Valley Conference Indoor Track 0-27 21-24 7-38 19-10 9-18 7-60 15- 21-19 17-88 9-21 Middle Tennessee 98. David Lipscomb 89 Furman 81 OVC Championships 4th of 8 teams NCAA Championships 2 points — 43rd Wrestling won 7, lost 13 Basketball Men ' s (J 8-8, 10-4 in OVC) Oral Roberts 55-58 Athens College 79-68 Georgia College 92-54 Georgia S ' western 79-58 Mississippi 61-53 UNC-Asheville 74-62 Michigan State 51-72 Pepperdine 61-68 Bucknell 77-65 Culver-Stockton 81-34 Urbana College 84-48 Morehead State 92-59 Eastern Kentucky 93-86 Tennessee Tech 60-65 East Tennessee (58-61 Austin Peay 62-64 Murray State 78-77 Western Kentucky 98-69 Eastern Kentucky 74-73 (OT) Morehead State 37-36 Tennessee Tech 57-51 East Tennessee (52-53 Murray State 57-5(5 Austin Peay 72-80 Western Kentucky 78-87 OVC Tournament Austin Peay (51-66 women ' s (15-13, 6-4 in OVC) Mississippi State 83-70 Western Kentucky 74-70 Kentucky 80-82 Memphis State 86-101 Alabama 69-75 UT Martin 89-61 Union University 80-69 Eastern Kentucky 94-67 Southern Miss. . 82-75 Tennessee Tech 6(5-81 Blue Mountain 76-59 East Term. 72-8(5 Berry College 53-77 Murray State 92-78 Morehead 89-94 Austin Peay 72-70 Union University 92-84 Western Kentucky (53-88 Missouri (55-81 State Tournament Tennessee Tech 81-88 UT Martin 70-54 East Tennessee 82-71 Tennessee Tech (58-9(5 Tennessee 79-87 East Tennessee 98-79 Austin Peay 90-52 Memphis State (52-74 Murrav State 89-65 212 S coreboard 6otbdir77 Photos by Rubin Rudd TS U Rips Raiders Ben Hurt ' s 1977 edition of the Blue Raiders once again started the season in Nashville against that school that produces professional football players by the tens, Tennessee State University. The TSU Tigers recovered a fumble in the end zone for the first score of the game. And if that wasn ' t enough, the Tigers intercepted a Mike Robinson pass and returned it 67 yards for the second score. The crowd started wondering if this was going to be one of those years. TSU added two more TD ' s behind the rushing of Aaron Jones (20). Despite the Raider loss, linebacker Andra Bullock led a strong MTSU defense with 14 tackles and 8 assists. 215 Football Miss at Morehead After losing their second consecutive 27-0 battle with a non-conference foe, this time to Gulf-South Conference member UT-Martin, the Blue Raiders headed for Morehead, Kentucky, and their first OVC game. The Raiders broke their scoring drought with two first quarter TD ' s on runs of eight and one yard. But the Eagles countered with two second quarter TD ' s to tie the score 14-14 at the half. Morehead jumped out to a 10-point lead in the third quarter before the Raiders came back with a touchdown to close the margin to three. Neither team was able to score in the fourth quarter and the clock ran out after MTSU missed a first down by inches deep in Eagle territory. If ever there was a time for a morale-boosting win, it was at Morehead. Things got no better the next weekend in Chattanooga, where the Mocs massacred the Blue Raiders 38-7 to avenge last year ' s upset in Murfreesboro. No victories, four defeats and the season nearing the half-way point. The dejected Raiders returned home to somehow prepare for the invasion of the Colonels from Eastern Kentucky — the defending OVC champs and the 1977 pre-season conference favorites. 216 Football 217 Football 218 Football Big Wet Win MTSU 19, Eastern Kentucky 10 . . . can you believe it? How in the world could a team 0-4 knock off the pre- season pick to win the VC? The answer is easy, if you have a player who can walk on water, and tonight MTSU did . . . Mike Moore. In a raging downpour, the powerful senior fullback rambled, darted and glided for two TD ' s and a total of 106 yards. The Raiders trailed 7-6 at the half and 10-6 deep into the fourth quarter. But then came what was probably the biggest play of the season. MTSU had the ball on its own one-yard line with the rain pouring and the clock ticking down from 4:15. Jeff Shockley split wide left . . .the snap . . . Robinson drops back . . . THE BOMB . . . Shockley had it 56 yards downfield and suddenly the Raiders had it first and 10 on the Colonels ' 43. Six plays later Robinson scored from four yards out. 219 Football 220 Football fe v o • v r Down, Up, Down The Racers from Murray spoiled the Raiders ' Homecoming the next weekend with a 13-9 win. Then the Raiders flew into Newark, Delaware, with hopes for the intersectional contest, only to be crushed 60-7, the worst MTSU defeat in years. But once again, the downtrodden Raiders bounced back, this time beating Austin Peay, the eventual OVC champion, by a 15-6 score on the Governors ' home field in Clarksville. Returning to Murf reesboro the next weekend, the Raiders edged the Hilltoppers from Western Kentucky 21-19 and incredibly, MTSU had a chance for a share of the OVC conference in championship if it could beat East Tennessee in Johnson City. But the Bucs in their Mini-dome brought the Raiders back down to earth with a 38-17 from behind win. 221 Football Only the traditional season finale against arch-rival Tennessee Tech remained. Could a team get fired-up for the last game when the best they could do would be to tie the record (4-7) of the past two years? But MTSU did, at least for three quarters. It was a beautiful, sunny November day with nearly 8,000 fans on hand. The first quarter went scoreless with only Tech threatening to score. MTSU ' s other Mike Robinson, the team ' s kicker, put his toe to good use in the second quarter, booting the Raider ' s into the lead with a 39 — and 54 — yard field goal. The 54- yarder set a new school record and gave MTSU a surprising 6-0 half time lead. Robinson returned to the turf in the third quarter to increase the lead to 9-0 with a 48-yard field goal. Raiders ahead 9-0 at the end of three quarters ... if only the season could have ended then. But it didn ' t and in the last 10 minutes of the game the Golden Eagles threw their offensive machine into gear and ran up three TD ' s to take a 21-9 win. The season was over for the seniors, just beginning for the underclassmen. Unfortunately, 1977 had more downs than ups. f 122 I ball K£ ' us - jE - j - %? !% $ r «- i ?: M ' • : 1 -• -- %5 w3t ■I Cross Country 1977 marked the end of Middle Tennessee holding up the rest of the Ohio Valley Conference in the jcross country standings as the Blue Raiders vaulted up to the number seven position. Coach Dean Hayes was not upset with the finish consid- ering the injuries during the season. The biggest blow came when veteran Dennis Votava injured his back and missed most of the season. There were a few bright spots though, like the David Lipscomb Invitational where Middle Ten- nessee took first place with Raider harrier Gary Perry taking top honors in the individual compe- tition. In the Bradshaw Invitational, MTSU placed second among thirteen other schools with Perry again leading the way for the Raiders with a second place finish. It was a long season for the Raider harriers as they huffed and puffed their way through a few dual meets on whate ver healthy legs they could find. Volleyball 225 Volleyball 77 Women ' s volleyball is trying desperately to get out of the infant stages at Middle Tennessee and into the form of a strong program. Never has the team had its own fulltime coach, but this year Sandy Neal (women ' s tennis coach) was given the duties of coaching the volleyball squad and went into the job with a lot of vigor. The squad, consisting of only nine players, was even more enthusiastic about their game. The highlight of the season was winning the Austin Peay Invitational Tournament. The schedule once again included old standbys like Tennessee Tech (is there a sport we don ' t play them in?), U.T. — Chattanooga, U.T. — Martin, Tennessee and Memphis State. Coach Neal ' s first year and seniors Amy Donahue (M.V.P.), Caroline Miller, Ardena Garth and Shelley Smith ' s last was culminated by a fourth place finish in the state tournament. — V 226 Volleyball 77 Wrestling 227 Wrestling 77 I ■ ii mm niimMUu , . , — M !- 2 Coach Gordon Connell scheduled some top flight opponents for his Raider grapplers along with a few of the top tournaments in the region. But, as in the past, his main goal was to get a wrestler into the finals of a big tournament. Early in the season, injuries took a heavy toll dampening the outlook a bit. They key loss was senior Pat Simp- son at the 126 pound weight class. Veteran David Scott was lost with student teaching duties. With this depleted roster, Connell concentrated even more on the tournaments. Senior Kvle Smith was the 158 pound champion at the Ball State Invita- tional and took third place in the SEIWA tour- ney. Tommy Smith, a seasoned wrestler at 135 pounds, had an excellent year finishing second in the SEIWA. David James, a scrappy 119-pounder, fought his way to third in the SEIWA after being seeded fourth. Tony Rowland, Anthony and Michael Kennedy, and Frank Simpson enioyed good sea- sons for MTSU. But the Killer on the squad, 150 pounder, Mike Kuziola, pinned two of his three foes on his way to a SEIWA championship. 229 Wrestling 77 i ' -. . A vf y$i ld$- ! ' RlfiH Basketball! 235 Women ' s Basketball 236 Women ' s Basketball The Lady Raider basketball team (ah yes, the term Raiderette fortunately has fallen by the wayside) decided to upgrade its schedule all the way in one year. Last year there were a few pushovers in Vanderbilt, Maryville College and Lambuth College, but no more as a few small schools named Kentucky, Tennessee, Missouri and Alabama joined the lineup of foes. One old nemesis, Tennessee Tech remained and once again edged M.T.S.U. 88-81 for its 8th win in nine meetings. Unfortunately, the winning season was marred by a running feud between Coach Pat Sarver and Women ' s Athletic Director Pat Jones. Jones had sought Sarver ' s removal before the season began, and although Pi-esident Scarlett gave the coach a temporary reprieve in November, she got the word as the season was beginning that her tenure as women ' s basketball coach had ended. 237 Women ' s Basketball The women did more than hold their own in the O.V.C. and against traditional opponents. This was a year for firsts, the Thanksgiving Tip-Off Tournament and an O.V.C. standing for the women. After falling to Morehead State 94-89 in overtime and then to Tech, the Lady Raiders won five straight O.V.C. games topped with a 94-67 rout of Eastern Kentucky at Murphy Center. Liz Hannah tossed in some long range bombs to lead the way with 20 points. Austin Peay proved to be no match for the experienced M.T.S.U. squad in their first meeting of the season as the final score would indicate: M.T.S.U.-90, A.P.S.U.-52. Newcomers to Murphy Center, like East Tennessee ' s Lady Buccaneers, put a mild scare into the hosts before falling 82- 71. But surprisingly, both foes quickly became tough on their home courts and the results were disappointing and close. E.T.S.U. must really feel at home in the Mini Dome as they did not look the same in downing M.T.S.U. 86-72. What inspired the Lady Govs nobody will ever know, unless it was just the fondness between the two institutions as the hosts in Clarksville hung on until the fading seconds only to die when Raider Jan Zitney pumped in a free throw for the killing blow to give M.T.S.U. a 72-70 win. Hannah played up to her billing as she again led the squad in scoring with a 17- point average. She could best be compared to a finely tuned machine on the court as her 25- foot shots were nothing short of beautiful and while at the free throw line, she rarely did more than get her hands on the ball before it was off and heading for the hoop. Veterans Jan Zitney, Sharon McClannahan, Carol Lance and Linda Carter were always ready for action, but the biggest surprises were sophomore Patrice Amos and transfer Sherry McKinney as they provided a lot of scoring and rebounding. 240 Women ' s Basketball Hopes were high for the 1977-78 Blue Raider basketball team and by early November talk of the team had reached a fever pitch even though football season still had several weeks to go. When Playboy magazine and an official poll of O.V.C. coaches picked Middle to finish first in the conference, even the coy Jimmy Earle ' s talk of a balanced league and tough pre-conference schedule couldn ' t dim the enthusiasm of Raider followers, and season tickets were nearly sold out before the season began. Selected as captains were center Bob Martin, last year ' s O.V.C. tournament ' s Most Valuable Player, guard Sleepy Taylor and junior Greg Joyner. The Raiders opened their season by traveling to Tulsa, Oklahoma, where they lost a close 58-55 battle to the powerful Titans of Oral Roberts University. The Raiders led 40-38 at the half, but a flurry of Raider turnovers and cold shooting in the second half cost M.T.S.U. a victory. Three days later Raider fans got their first look at the team when M.T.S.U., led by Taylor ' s 26 points, defeated Athens College 79-68 in Murphy Center. 241 Basketball 78 Georgia College was the Raiders ' next victim, falling 92- 54 behind the hot shooting of Joyner, who had 21 points, and Martin who tossed in 20. But the biggest shot of the game came when Sleepy Taylor crammed a rebound in the second half to become only the 12th player in M.T.S.U. basketball history to score 1,000 points in a career. After disposing of Georgia Southwestern 79-58, the Raiders ventured to Oxford, Mississippi, to face the Ole Miss Rebels. Behind Sleepy Taylor ' s 26 points, the Raiders upset Ole Miss 61-53. The victory was made even sweeter after the Rebels beat both Vanderbilt and Tennessee down in Oxford later in the season. Then the unimaginable happened. The airplane carrying the University of Evansville Aces, bound for a date with the Raiders at Murphy Center, crashed shortly after taking off for Nashville the evening before the game. The entire squad of players and coaches perished in the accident, and suddenly much of the enthusiasm the Raider team had generated was gone. A memorial service for the Evansville team was held in Murphy Center the day the game was to have been played, and afterwards coach Earle and his players returned to prepare for a season which had to go on. The Raiders overcame a sluggish first half and beat University of North Carolina-Ashville 74-62, but then dropped a 72-51 decision to Michigan State at East Lansing. 242 Basketball 78 243 Basketball 78 244 Basketball ' 78 - N At the Senior Bowl tournament in Mobile, Alabama, the Raiders lost their first game to Pepperdine 68-61, and then they turned Bucknell 77- 65 in the consolation game, coming back from an 11-point halftime deficit. Then came the biggest win of the season as the Blue Raiders demolished outmanned Culver-Stockton 81-34, and stormed past Urbana 84-48 to close out the pre-conference season. Despite their lofty hopes of winning the O.V.C. title, the Raiders had to open their conference schedule with the annual trip to Death Valley, a two-game road trip they had not swept since 1952. But this was 1978 and the powerful Raiders did indeed sweep the trip, beating Morehead 92-59 and Eastern Kentucky 93-86. Eastern had closed the M.T.S.U. lead to one point late in the game, but Greg Armstrong and Martin kept feeding the ball to Sleepy Taylor, who rammed in 20 for the Raiders ' final 36 points. I ' m still in shock, said an elated Jimmy Earle after the game. When you make this trip and come out with two wins, you can ' t help but get enthused. Now 2-0 and tied for first place in the O.V.C, the Raiders came home to face Tennessee Tech. in a game that would determine the league lead. The Eagles had yet to win a road game, but M.T.S.U. blew a four-point halftime lead and watched as Tech. preserved its narrow lead in the second half to upset the Raiders 65-60. Middle got back on the winning track two nights later in Murphy Center by beating powerful East Tennessee, 68-61. The Bucs had jumped out to a 10-point lead before the Raiders shut down their fast break and took the lead for good on a jumper by Bob Martin with three minutes left in the first half. 245 Basketball 78 X?A Now tied for first place in the O.V.C., the Raiders prepared for Austin Peay, a team they beat to win the O.V.C. tournament in 1977. The game was tied at the half and when the Raiders took a four-point lead on shots by Martin and Leroy Coleman, it looked like the Raiders would beat Peay for the first time in Murphy Center since 1975. But with time running out, the Govs took a two-point lead, stalled and captured a 64-62 win. Two nights later at Murray, the Raiders held off the surging Racers and escaped with a 78-77 victory, in a game that saw Greg Joyner score a career-high 34 points. With six league games played, Middle had a better record on the road (3-0) than they did at home (1-2), so the Raiders were decided underdogs when league- leading Western Kentucky invaded Murphy Center. But playing what Earle called their best game of the year, the Raiders upset the Hilltoppers by a lopsided 98-69 margin in a game that was never close. Leroy Coleman, considered the team ' s best defensive player, helped put the lid on the high-scoring Western machine. Basketball 78 HHPl - T ■■p ar • « v. to .. ■ « II 25 H R m — — ,-■ m i • X s$m Opening- the second half of the O.V.C. season against Eastern Kentucky, the Raiders were forced into their first overtime game of the year when the Colonels tied the game at 60-all after regulation play ended. But aided by a Joyner jump shot and four Greg Armstrong free throws, the Raiders outscored Eastern in the overtime period to take a difficult 74-73 win. 248 Basketball 78 For the third time in three weeks, the Raiders were again tied for the O.V.C. lead, and two nights later when Morehead came to town, Middle took sole possession of the top spot. In possibly the strangest game of the year, the lowly Golden Eagles, winless in conference play, played a slowdown game and scared the Raiders before falling 38-37. Though now alone at the top of the O.V.C. standings, Middle faced an awesome schedule which found them playing four of their 1st five games on the road. The road show opened against Tennessee Tech, and the 1,500 Raider fans who followed Middle to Cookeville saw M.T.S.U. get revenge for the earlier loss beating the Eagles 57-51. Joyner, who had 20 points, iced the game with a pair of free throws in the last minute which helped foil a Tech comeback. Then came the big one. The Raiders ventured to Johnson City to take on the East Tennessee Bucs, who were at the top of the O.V.C. standings with Middle. But the nationally ranked Raider defense shut down the high-scoring Bucs and claimed undisputed first place in the O.V.C. with a 62-53 victory in the Minidome. Back in Murfreesboro for their last home game of the year, the Raiders had to overcome a 12- point deficit in the second half to take their third straight one- point victory at Murphy Center, this time a 57-5 6 squeaker over Murray. Two nights later the Raiders lost their first O.V.C. road game of the season when rival Austin Peay beat M.T.S.U. 80- 72 in Clarksville. Despite a 102- degree temperature, Greg Joyner scored 26 points and grabbed eight rebounds. But the super effort was not enough to match the hot- shooting Govs, who had now put a damper on the Raider ' s hopes for sole possession of the O.V.C. crown. 249 Basketball 78 ?50 sketball ' 78 W M ■« ? « m m ! Two nights later the Raiders lost their first OVC road game of the season when rival Austin Peay beat MTSU 80-72 in Clarksville. Despite a 102- degree temerature, Greg Joyner scored 26 points and grabbed eight rebounds. But the super effort was not enough to match the hot-shooting Govs, who had now put a damper on the Raider ' s hopes for sole possession of the OVC Crown. The Raiders were still not at full strength when they hobbled into Bowling Green, Kentucky, to play their final game of the regular season, but if Middle could somehow win, the OVC championship would be on the bus back to Murfreesboro. But the game was also a must for Western, which needed a victory to gain a spot in the OVC tournament it would be hosting the next week. The Hilltoppers jumped off to a quick 16-6 lead and never trailed, although the Raiders closed the margin to 78-72 with four minutes left in the contest. The win avenged Western ' s humiliat- ing earlier season loss to MTSU, and smashed the Raider ' s hopes of laying undisputed claim to the OVC champi- onship. The only good news of the evening came from Cookeville, where Tennes- see Tech upset East Tennessee, giving the Raiders a share of the OCV crown with the Bucs and assuring Middle of top seeding in the conference tourna- ment. 252 Basketball 78 253 Basketball 78 m] LV 1 V. mM • H 254 Basketball ' 78 at halftime. The lead swayed back and forth dur- ing much of the second half before Peay edged ahead for good with seven minutes left in the game. The determined Raiders kept the score close and remained in the contest to the end before the Govs edged away to take a 66-61 victory. So shortly before midnight on March 3, the 1978 basketball season ended, barely three months after it started with the easy win over Athens. It was a season of heartbreaking losses and heartstopping victories. It was a season of bad knees, hign temperatures and hot tempers. It was a season marred by the Evansville plane crash but buoyed by the hopes of getting Bob Martin on the Pizza Hut team. It was a season of contro- versy, with even the starting time of the game evoking hot debates. It was a season of Let ' s go Blue, Flush Peay and If You Can ' t Go to College, Go to Tech. It was a season of Raider Roadies and Middle Mania. But most of all, it was a season unlike any before it and one not likely to be repeated. It was a sea- son we won ' t soon forget. Hopes were high when the Raiders returned to Bowling Green the next week for the OVC tour- nament. The huge throng of Raider fans who made the trip up to Kentucky figured fate was on their side when the Big Blue took the floor against old nemesis Austin Peay, the only team to beat Middle twice during the season. But the Govs took an early 10-point lead before the Raiders battled back to come within one point 255 Basketball 78 I (A N 2 Senate Mike McMacDonald Senate Riley Clark,. Jr. Charlotte Pinninx Valerie Norris Masidur Rash man Kent Syler Tom St. Martin Doug Dahbs Joe Home Jeff Doran Freddie Hackney John Green Nelson Wilson Gerald Melton Jim Rungee, Jr. Patrick Flvnn 258 ASB ASB PRESIDENT — Bobby Francescon ASB CABINET MEMBERS: Ardena Garth, Joy Heath, Norma Wyndam, Julie London, Duane Stewart, Don Levine, Steve White, Mike McDonald, William Fitzhugh, Jeff Genson, Mark Floyd. 260 Gamma Beta Phi Pictured are the active members of Gamma Beta Phi 261 A Ipha Eta Rho ABOVE: Left to Right: Rick Matthews Dan B. Lipsey Allen Ekluncl Ross Womack Tim Slater James Finley Bruce Warren Chris Harris Bruce Franks Col. Jean Jack Jeff Gray Tom Lambert Julie H ebblc Ernest Whiting, Jr. Allen Brown Not Pictured: Pat Lindsay Kevin Collins Drexel Neuman Alan McElfresh James Phillips Michael Linehan Jean Roberts Joe Stout RIGHT: Jeff Abramovitz Jerr Hall Col. Jean Jack Mike Gregorvadcs Ted Bach 262 National Intercollegiate Flying Association ABOVE: Allen Brown Col. Jean Jack Mike Gregoriades Ross Womack Janet Barnard Jeff Abramovitz Allen Eklund 263 Student Teacher ' s Education Association 264 Society for Exceptional Children 265 A Ipha Kappa Psi 1. George Luken, Jr. Not Pictured: 2. Pam Ingle Jimmy Moore 3. Gail Roush Phil Watson 4. Sandra Hunt Randy Hudson 5. Natalie Cothren Holly Freeman 6. Bernice Anderson Donny Smith 7. Edward Barton Dale Brown 8. Malcolm Hill George Re mi as 9. Stanley Holland Carla Foster 10. Mike Jones Valorie Vaughn 11. Tony Mooney 12. Richard Davis 13. Dean Stopinski 14. Robert Hayes 266 Student Home Economics Association 1. Becky Taylor 2. Vickie Donegan 3. Connie O ' Neal 4. Sharon Ferrell 5. Cathy Cohb 6. Becky Briggs 7. Debbie Caldwell 8. Candie Justice 9. Susan Douglas 10. Leslie Woods 11. Patsy Bonner 12. Marv Mahalie 13. Denise Hoover 14. Sue Lynn Smith 15. Bonita Bugg 16. Amy Bettis 17. Kathryn Price, Adv. 18. Carol Goff 19. Marie Bloom 20. Debra Martin 21. Annette Lyle 22. Vickie Hill 23. Rose Easley 24. 25. 26. Denise Norwood 27. Cheryl Murray 28. 29. Jane Fergus 30. Linda Goodloe 31. Janet Vandergriff 32. 33. 34. Martie Stokes 35. Cindy Waddell 36. Darnell Enoch 37. Cathy Love 38. 39. 40. 41. Teresa Braswell 42. Annette Luckeroth 43. Gwen Cantrell 44. Nancy Luckeroth 45. Kay Sanders 46. Rita Brown 47. Melanie Arnold 48. 49. Jamie Pope 50. Donna Stewart 267 Phi Mu Delta Debbie Azbell Frances Powers Amanda Bass Valerie Ray Peter Bernhart Joy Roberson Rusty Brown Sharon Rupnik Horton Brumlow Cheryl Saggese Jill Butler Cristi Secrest Melody Chester Sandy Shelton Carol Cooper Linda Stevenson Cathy Hall Jay Stutts Steve Haston Danny Sutherland Brent Hamar Jackie Terry Ed Land Marty Tuck Sharon Langston Debbie Vasut Yang Sook Lee Janice Vinson Diane Manning Charles Waddell Larry MeClure Bobby White Jerry McKinney Ricky Whiteaker Robert Nichols Carol Wilson Mike Perry Jimmy Woodlee 268 Karate Club t ) • J % 269 National Collegiate Association of Secretaries 1. Susan Hall 2.JinaBall 3. Lugcnc Lannon 4. Dr. Ivy Chance 5. Sherryl Fears ti. Sylvia VVriffht 7. Beverly Brooks 8. Donna Hoover 9. Deborah Boyle 10. Rhessa Wilson 11. Ly nn Gillis 12. Darlene Amacher 13. Charlie Pitts 14. Cathy Carter 15. Curtis Burns 16. Dorothy Warren 17. Mary Armbrecht 18. Wanda Marchhanks 19. Dorothea Thomas 20. Diane Gardner 21. Kathy Good 22. Linda Myers 23. Rel)ecca McCord 24. Lynda Gross 25. Beverly Kennedy 26. Pamela Paul 27. Brenda Sherrill 28. Pam Sansom 29. Theresa Sullivan 30. Jove Elrod 31. Cheryl Goodloe 32. Pam Brown 33. Beth Stallings 34. Pam Ryan 35. Mary Grant 36. Rita Waynick 37. Joel Davis 270 1 1 ■ - —I Accounting Society 1. Paula Bovens 2. Terry Allison 3. Teresa Smiley 4. David Hutton 5. Joe Banker 6. Greg Nelson 7. Herbert Jones. Adv. 8. Randal Turner 9. Cindy Calahan 10. Riekie Britton 11. Tom Walker 12. Carla Fuqua 13. George Tucker 14. Sara Boyce 15. Charles Holland 16. Dedra Webb 17. Ginger Melvin 18. Howell Lynch 19. Buddy Startup 20. David Smith 21. Charles Lyon 22. Catherine Austin 23. Diane Nunley 24. Clyde Bell 25. Dr. Sue Whitt 26. Mark Talley 27. Amv Schaefer 28. Gary Russell 29. Dr. Harold Wilson 271 White Berets 272 Forrest Raiders u j  ? y « nVr u i)l 7 Dj ' P H in n MW 1. James Pike 2. DougChaffin 3. Don Crownover 4. Buckv Waller 5. Jeff Harrell 6. Mark Ferrell 7. Mike Jefferies 8. Norris 9. Pete Patton 10. David Andrews 11. MikeMcVev 12. Webb 13. Ben Williams 14. Cpt. Pilvinsky 15. Mark Gordon 16. Dan Chapman 17. Tim Crosby 18. Cliff Stiles 19. Sgt. Schneider 20. Sam Moneyhan 21. Danny Pearson 22. Max Haston 23. Glen Latendresse 24. Paul Harbsmier 25. David Williams 273 Chemical Society Tim Bodey Dr. Hutchinson Cheryl Saggese Jeria Sately Ralph Ilgner Kenny Carmichael Beth Larry C. Wynns Tommy Smith Larry MeClure Randal Caruthers Freddie Hackney Gail Owen Linda Roach Winn Peebles Kathy Doyle Dana Sutherland 274 Pre- Veterinary Society 275 Chess Club 1. David Frietag 2. Jeff Beeler 3. Bobby Lawrence 4. Joseph Sebring 5. Tom Duncan 6. Mahmaud Alvari-Tubari 7. Gordon Smead 276 Biology Club _A I ' ll 277 HPERS Club 1. Alisa Reeves 2. Mike Vincent 3. Tracey McDonald 4. Donna Glover 5. Debra Due 6. Becky Taylor 7. Patty Williams 8. Lu Anne Gillespie 9. Denise Bowden 10. Paula Partain 11. Patti Barrett 12. Corine McDonald 13. Leigh Wourf 14. Allison Clark 15. Karen Price 16. Shelley Smith 17. Carolyn Landrith 18. Vicky White 19. Cheryl Wagner 20. Kathy Shelton 21. Martha Gamble 22. Karen Smith 23. Roger Wakefield 24. Pat Robinson 25. Kenneth McGuinnes 26. Tim Torrey 27. Threasa Miller 28. Arden Herr 29. Russell Polk 30. Renee Hickman 31. Kaye Hall 32. Sue Bouydain 33. Karen Harden 34. Ms. Faye Brandon, Sponsor 278 Gymnastics Club 1. Barry White 2. Chloe Peebles 3. Karen Harden 4. Cathy Jones 5. What ' s her name 6. What ' s her name friend 7. Jayne Proctor 8. Pat Hannon 9. Eric Manneschmidt 10. George Myers 11. John Cordell 12. Craig Tilton 13. Linda Patterson 14. What ' s her name 2 15. LuAnne Gillespie 16. Ron Fowler 17. What ' s her name 2 ' s friend 18. Denise Bowden 19. Skip Mason 20. Rusty Miles 21. Barry Knox 279 Pre-Law Society 280 Student Nurses Association 281 Kool Club 1. Al Westbrook 2. Chris Dotson 3. Michael Roby 4. Reginald Edwards 5. Joe Tucker 6. Ken Toney 7. Carl Hobson 8. Greg Roby 9. Donny Hines 10. Harry Majors 11. Michael Read 12. Quenton Bryant 13. Vonny Landrum 14. Vincent Robinson 15. Edd Hill 16. Robert Beard 17. Ben Scruggs 282 Koolettes 1. Marilyn Smith 2. Gail Goins 3. Tina Puckett 4. Dedra Smith 5. Fernicia Cox 6. Rose Roby 7. Renee Dotson 8. Wanda Marchbanks 9.GwenTally 10. LaFreda Gunn 11. Cheryl Williams 283 University Interfaith Council 1. Amy Davenport 2. Linda Goodloe 3. Robbie Tice 4. Randy Brown 5. David Miller 6. Morgan Wallace 7. Mike Vinson 8. Don Crittenden 9. Don Peek 10. Jimmy Joseph Not Pictured: Dean Robert MacLean Paulanne Swilley Joe Carr 284 Baptist Student Union Dr. Jimmy Joseph Melodie Strong Susan True Tina Hall Mark Cantrell James Torbert Dr. Barham Danny Long Bill Henry Pat Parris Robin Duggan Debbie Brown Kav Sanders Mark Walsh Ricky Rhodes Nancy Fitch Sharon Walker Arnold Brown Don Peek Gwen Madsen Lyndell Parks Vivian Bearden Donna Cochran Brenda Orr Larry Lane Valarie Rixie Susan Essary Charlie Gillespie Mary Foust Cat Love Lori King Ronnie Barron Jim Stewart Ricky Whited Kathy German Mark Pennington Dianna Dunavan 285 Wesley Foundation 1. Margaret Perry 19. Leslie Dye 2. Phebe Erwin 20. Jenny Eldridge 3. Neal Turner 21. Donna Hoover 4. James Morrison 22. Jeff Moore 5. Jeannie Ring 23. Carla Fuqua 6. Kathy Jordon 24. Andrea Tolleson 7. Molly Anderson 25. Sue Lynn Smith 8. Patty Spry 26. Margaret Alexander 9. Diane Stal lings 27. Mark Terry 10. Susan Powell 28. Glenn Profitt 11. Marilx. ' th Leech 29. Alan Miller 12. Josephine Scruggs 30. 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Taylor Robert de Jarnett 309 The 1977-78 Horse Judging teams put MTSU on the map by winning the National Multi-Breeds Judging contest in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, in November. The team composed of Steve Brazier, Julie Murphy, Dave Whitaker (coach), Kelly Rice, and Johnny Newman beat out 22 other teams from such universities as Penn State, Cornell, University of Illinois, and yes, even the University of Tennessee. 310 Block and Bridle Robert Ary, Jr. Boyd Barker John Barker Dale Barnett Ronnie Barron Brenda Bernstel Charles Bowman Steve Brazier Sally Bydalek Steve Collins Patty Davidson Dennis Eakin Karen Evens McAllen Finley Mark Goodrich Barton Harrison Jaeque Holden Kelley Jarrell Denise Jones Bill Lane Dale McDonald Caroline Miller Erick Montgomery Randy Nickell Denise Page Charles Parris Kelvin Panuel Charles Price David Pruett John Raulston K. C. 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171 Kathenne Little — 171 Nancy Little — 171 Susan Little — 171 Jeff Littrell — 130 Martha Littrell — 171 Cathy Locha — 130 Teresa Looney — 171 Tim Looney — 171 Fae Long — 171 Gary Long — 171 Karen Long — 130 Beth Longley— 171 Robert Lorance — 171 Dave Lorrig — 171 Robyn Lotts — 171 Cathey Love — 171 Mike Lovelace — 171 Christine Lowell — 172 Ricky Lowry — 172 Urusia Lowry — 172 Murray Loy — 172 Annette Luckeroth — 172 Jerry Lumpkins — 130 Timothy Lunceford — 172 Taze Lundy — 172 Connie Lunn — 172 Lee Luton — 172 Susan Lyke — 172 Julie Lynn — 172 Spence Lyon — 172 Alecia Lyons — 172 Julie Macke— 172 Gwen Madson — 172 Mary Mahalie — 172 William Mahr— 131 John Makliewicz — 172 Barbara Maddady — 172 Frances Mallard — 172 Austin Malone— 172 Herbert Malone — 172 Howard Malone — 172 Marian Mallory— 172 Jay Manar — 172 Mike Mandle— 172 Becky Magano — 131 Con Maness — 172 Darlene Mangrum — 172 Melissa Mangrum — 172 Lisa Manier — 172 Kenny Manners — 172 Sharon Manning — 172 Barry Mansfield — 172 Scott Manuszak — 172 Kathy Marshall — 172 Debbie Marcrom — 131 Stanley Marion — 131 Wendell Marlow — 171 David Marlowe— 131 Jack Marsh — 172 Ronald Marshall — 171 Warren Marshall — 172 Audrienne Martin — 172 Catherine Martin — 172 Beverly Martin — 172 Gayle Martin — 172 Jacque Martin — 172 James Martin — 172 James R. Martin — 131 Jane Martin — 131 Marlayne Martin — 131 Mary Martin — 172 Regina Martin— 172 Stan Martin — 131 Steve Martin — 172 Thomas Martin — 172 Randall Mash — 171 Larry Mason — 172 Laura Mason — 172 Liz Massa — 172 Steve Massey — 172 Wendy Massey — 172 Judy Masters — 131 Carol Mathis — 173 Don Mathis — 173 Harold Mathis— 173 Michael Matloch — 131 Johnny Matthews — 131 Skipi Matthews — 131 Melanie May — 173 Pam May — 173 Vickie Mayberry — 131 Donna Maynard — 131 Suzanne Mays — 173 Margaret Mayo — 131 William McAdams — 173 Pat McAfee - 173 James McBell — 173 Debbie McBroom — 172 Judy McCaleb — 173 Karen McCarthy — 173 Joe McCauley — 173 Sharon McClanahan — 173 Andrew McClarney — 130 Beth McClary — 173 Beth McClarney — 173 Ruby McClinton — 173 Larry McClure — 173 Silissa McClure — 173 Merry McCollum — 173 Teresa McCollum — 173 Alan McCool — 173 Dana MeCool — 173 Cherrie McCormick — 173 Debbie McCoy — 173 DebraMcCullock— 173 Angela MeCol lough — 173 Cora McCollough — 173 Linda McCollough — 173 David McCucheon — 173 Vickie McDaniel — 130 Debbie McDavis — 130 Bob McDonald — 173 Corrine McDonald— 173 Dwain McDonald — 173 Malinda McDonald — 173 Melanie McDonald — 173 Mike McDonald — 174 Renee McDonald — 174 Jane McDougal — 174 Patricia McEachern — 174 Alan McElfreash — 174 Vanessa McFarland — 130 Martin McGeachey — 174 Colleen McGee — 174 Glenna McGhee — 174 Sean McGee — 174 Kenneth McGuinness — 174 Susan McGowan — 174 Linda McHenry — 174 Joyce Mcintosh — 130 Robert McKamey — 174 David McKibben — 174 Jerry McKjnney — 174 Danny McKnight — 174 Jim McKnight — 174 Kevin McKjnney — 174 Alice McLain — 174 Joe McLemore — 130 Jeff McMahan — 174 Fred McMillin — 174 Cheri McMullin — 130 Ann McMurray — 174 Vicky McNair— 174 Rosemary McKnight — 174 Margaret McNamie — 174 Charton McPeak — 174 Steve McPherson — 174 RobMcRay— 174 Sam McReynolds — 174 Sherri McQuinn — 174 Lemon McDouglas — 174 Deanna Meador — 174 Charles Meadows — 174 Doug Meadows — 174 Debbie Mealer — 174 Janice Medders — 174 Garry Medlin — 174 Julie Medlin- 174 Anita Mefford — 174 Janice Melio — 174 Annette Meanees — 174 Gerald Melton — 131 Ginger Melvin — 174 Kory McDaniel — 174 Bill Mercer — 175 John Merchant — 175 Tom Merchant — 175 Steve Men weather — 175 Joan Merriman — 131 Brenda Merritt — 175 Terri Merritt — 131 Mark Merriman — 175 Davin Melton — 175 Patti Ann Metz — 175 Sandra Metz— 131 Mike Meyerose — 131 Oralee Meyers — 175 Barbara Midgett — 131 Kathy Midgett — 175 Sharon Midgett — 175 Albert Miles — 175 Denise Miles— 175 Roy Miles— 175 William Miles— 176 Charles Miles— 176 Gary Miles — 176 April Miller— 132 Ronda Miller— 176 Steve Miller— 176 Threasa Miller— 132 Wanda Miller— 132 Shelley Milloway — 176 James Minatra — 176 John Minatra — 176 William Ming— 176 Javena Minor — 176 John Minor— 132 Nancy Mintura — 176 John Mir -176 Vicky Mires— 176 Glenda Mitchell — 132 Julia Mitchell — 76 Melinda Mitchell — 132 Phil Mitchell - 176 Sue Mitchell — 176 Wanda Mitchell — 176 Theresa Mitchener — 176 David Mixson — 176 Randy Mize — 176 Tommy Molteni — 176 John Montage — 176 Erick Montgomery — 176 Gerald Moody — 176 Joey Moody — 176 Frank Mooney — 176 Sam Mooneyham — 176 Alicia Moore — 132 Brenda Moore — 176 Deborah Moore — 176 Jimmy Moore — 176 Joy Moore — 132 Linda Moore — 132 Marie Moore — 132 Melinda Moore— 132 Sam Moore — 176 Susan Moore — 176 William Moore— 176 Judy Moorefield — 132 Stephen Moorman — 132 Bandi Moorehead — 176 Ricky Moorehead — 176 Kym Morgan — 132 Lisa Morgan — 176 Mark Morgan — 176 Susan Morgan — 132 Eric Morgan — 176 Craig Morris — 176 Donny Morris — 176 359 Jeffrey Morris — 176 Kalhy Morris — 176 Robert Morris— 176 Sh ila Morris — 176 James Morrison — 176 John Morrison — 176 Joseph Morrison — 176 Sally Morrison — 176 Kevin Morrisey — 176 Patrick Morton — 176 Erie Moser — 176 Bill Mosley - 176 Keith Mosley - 176 Roliert Mosley — 176 Elaine Motl — 176 Sandra Mushburger — 177 Sammy Mullican — 177 Jeff Mullins — 177 Teresa Mumjiower — 177 Barbara Murdaugh — 177 Steve Munlock — 177 Charles Murphee — 177 Jim Murphy — 177 Lee Ann Murphy — 177 Mike Murphy -177 Stan Murphy— 132 Tim Murphy — 177 Charlene Murray — 177 Christy Murray — 177 Brenila Musgrove — 177 J.T. Musgrove— 177 Linila Myers — 177 Cheryl Nal.il -177 Katherine Nadalich — 177 Barbara Najar — 177 Linda Nance — 177 Russ Nash — 177 Lawrence Nave — 132 KimNaylor-177 James Neal — 132 George Neely — 177 Henry Nelson — 177 Melinda Nelson — 177 Oran Nelson — 177 Debbie Newcomh — 177 Elaine Newcomb — 177 Johnny Newman — 177 Joyce Newman — 177 Terry Neiderhauser — 133 Belly Newsom — 177 Jill Nickell- 177 Stan Nix - 177 Gwen Nixon — 177 Barbara Noble — 177 Catherine Nokes — 177 Eric Nokes - 177 JoAnn Nolan — 177 Mike Nolan -177 William Notes — 177 Gary Norman — 177 Reljekah Norman — 177 Sheila Norrell - 177 James Norris — 177 Tammy Norris — 177 Valerie Norris — 177 Karen Northcutt — 177 Patrick Nowlan — 177 Thomas Nowlin — 177 Janet Nunley — 177 Jill Oberhcllman — 177 Cindy O ' Brien — 177 Herbert Offah — 178 Robert Ogg.Jr - 133 Melissa Ognio — 133 DebraOlgilvie— 178 Livinus Okafoeze — 178 A. K. Okerbadejo — 178 Andrew Oliphont — 178 Garrick Olson — 178 Connie O ' Neal — 133 Brenda Orr — 133 Fred Osliorne — 178 Keith Ousley - 178 Susan Overall — 178 DougOverfield- 178 Joan Overstreet — 178 Mona Overstreet — 178 Angela Overton — 178 Gail Owen — 178 Karen Owen — 178 Linda Owens — 178 Regina Owens — 133 Alwin Palmer — 133 Jena Palmer— 133 Perry Palmer — 178 Barre Pannell — 178 Robbie Panter - 178 David Pappas — 178 Jill Pardue — 178 Kenneth Parham — 133 Farshid Parivar — 178 Brenda Parker - 178 Cynthia Parker— 178 Dotty Parker — 178 Kelly Parker - 178 Vickie Parker— 178 Kalhy Parkhurst — 178 Cons Parks — 133 Jim Parks -178 Susan Parks — 178 Vickie Parmer — 178 Patrick Parris — 178 Scott Parrotl — 178 David Parsley — 178 Libby Parsley — 178 Wanda Parsley — 133 Barbara Parson — 133 Ginger Parsons — 178 John Parsons — 178 Sheila Parlin — 178 Teresa Pate — 178 Donna Patterson — 133 Frederick Patterson — 178 James Patterson — 178 Sharon Patterson — 178 Celeste Patton — 178 Dolti Patton — 178 Janice Patton — 133 Nena Patton — 178 Pamela Paul - 133 Bertha Payne — 178 Cheryl Payne — 133 Delwrah Payne — 178 Joel Payne — 178 Karen Payne — 178 Linda Payne — 178 Ricky Payne — 178 Susan Payne — 178 Kimberly Pearce - 133 Bill Pearcy — 178 Danny Pearson — 133 Dean Pearson — 133 Linda Pearson — 178 Chris Peck - 178 Joe Peck - 178 Susan Peck - 179 Del Pedlow — 179 Donald Peek - 134 Debbie Perry — 134 Mike Peery — 179 Roger Peery — 179 Mary Ann Pelliccitli — 179 Jamie Pelzell — 179 Mark Pennington - 179 Kay Penuel — 179 Linda Perkins — 179 Jennifer Person — 179 Steven Peters— 179 Kalhy Peterson — 179 Terry Petty — 134 Rick Peyton — 179 Dale Phelps -179 Angelia Phillips- 179 Bobby Phillips — 134 Gary Phillips - 179 James Phillips — 134 Joe Phillips — 179 Kay Phillips— 179 Kenneth Phillips — 179 Michael Phillips— 179 Suzanne Phillips — 179 Stephen Phil| t — 134 Lane Pikens — 179 Eric Pierce — 179 Donna Pigg — 134 Gary Pigg— 180 Pamela Pinell — 180 Clay Pinkerton — 180 ReneePinkerton — 180 Charlotte Pinnix — 180 Aleisa Pi|)er — 134 Charlie Pless — 180 Judy Pocta — 180 Russell Polk - 180 Suzanne Pomy — 134 Patricia Poole — 134 OnNai Poon — 180 Phyllis Po|ie — 180 Ann Poppendorf — 180 Jimmy Potter— 180 Cathy Porter — 180 Nancy Porter — 180 John Powell — 180 Sandra Powell— 180 Susan Powell — 180 Fran Powers — 180 Jerome Pratt — 180 Annetle Preston — 180 Cynthis Preston — 180 Elbert Price — 180 Lee Price — 134 Terry Price — 180 Sheryl Pritchett — 180 Tommy Pruett — 180 Chester Pruitt — 180 Sheila Pryor — 180 Jerry Puckett — 180 Teresa Puckett — 180 Billy Pugh — 180 Mary Ruth Pugh — 134 Tommy Pugh — 180 Wesley Pullen — 180 Anne Punilor— 180 Jimmy Purcell — 180 Cathy Purdom — 180 Ken Purser — 180 Paul Pursley — 180 John Pyle - 180 Cindu Quails — 180 Sherry Quails — 180 DonQuandt— 180 Nancy Quimby — 134 Mickey Quinn — 180 Karen Quinlisk — 134 Randy Rader — 180 Susan Ragsdale — 134 Julie Rainey — 180 Robyn Rainwater — 180 Susan Rambo — 180 Charlotte Ramsey — 180 Steve Ramsely— 180 Chester Ramson — 180 John Raulston — 180 Jimmy Rawn — 180 Kertrina Ray — 180 Valerie Ray — 180 Julie Rayburn — 180 Jerry Reader — 134 David Redden — 181 Chris Redmond — 181 Carolyn Reed — 134 Hedi Reed - 134 Mike Reed — 181 Nancy Reed — 181 Phillip Reed -181 Sam Reed — 181 Brenda Recder — 181 Patricia Rees — 181 Alisa Reeves - 181 Melissa Reeves — 181 Scott Regen — 181 Nancy Register — 181 Jeff Reid - 181 Randy Reid — 181 Steven Reid - 181 George Remias — 134 Debbie Reuchland - 181 David Reynolds — 181 Ethel Reynolds — 181 Jo Ann Reynolds — 134 Luann Reynolds — 181 Glenford Reynolds — 181 Clarke Rehney — 181 Carolyn Rhue — 181 Peggy Rice — 181 Herman Richards — 181 Donna Richardson — 181 James Richardson — 134 Janice Richardson — 134 Marsha Richardson — 134 Judy Richmond — 181 Cynthia Ricks— 181 Julie Rickman — 181 Cheryl Riddle — 181 Jackson Ridgely — 181 Anthony Riggins — 181 Nancy Riggs — 181 Thomas Rigney — 182 Jennie Ring — 182 Richard Ring — 182 Virginia Rivers— 182 Valerie Rixie — 135 Sandra Rizor— 182 Linda Roach — 182 James Robb — 182 Vanessa Robbs — 182 Blake Roberson — 182 James Rolierson — 182 Joy Roberson — 182 Marty Roberson — 182 Tim Toberson — 182 Debra Roberts — 182 Darlene Rolierts — 182 Ferrell Roberts - 183 Ricky Roberts — 135 Mike Robicland — 183 Chris Robinson — 183 Gerald Robinson — 183 Marty Robinson — 183 Mike A- Robinson — 135 Pamela Robinson — 183 Phillip Robinson — 135 Ray Robinson — 183 Vincent Robinson — 183 Paul Rodriguez — 183 James Rogers — 183 Kathryn Rogers — 183 Pam Rogers — 183 Patricia Rogers — 183 Sharon Rogers — 183 Susan Rogers — 183 Joseph Rohling— 183 Kay Roller — 135 Angela Rollins — 135 Debbie Rollins— 183 Cindy Rollins— 135 Jan Roney — 183 Phyllis Rose - 135 Cindy Ross — 183 Debbie Rosser — 135 James Rossman — 183 Janice Roloni — 135 Patti Rowe — 183 TimRowe— 183 Kathv Rowland — 183 Jeff Rowlett - 183 Brenda Raynor — 183 Teresa Roy — 134 Connie Royster — 135 Brenda Rozolsky — 183 Denice Rucker — 183 Robin Rudd — 183 Gloria Rummage — 183 Bridgette Rumsey — 183 Jim Rungee — 183 KimRunyan — 183 Emily Ruch — 183 Karen Rush — 135 Jean Roberts — 183 Mary Wileczek — 183 KristenWilhite— 183 David Wilkerson — 183 Patricia Wilkins — 183 Larry Wilky - 183 Elaine Russell — 184 Linda Ryan — 184 Monica Rye — 184 Jim Russell — 184 Richard Russell — 184 Denise Rust — 184 Phillip Rulter— 184 Cathy Ryder — 184 Donald Rymer— 184 Pam Sabiston — 184 Tim Sadler — 184 Cheryl Saggese — 184 Lynn Sain — 135 David Sakick — 184 Cindy Salmeo — 184 Robert Salimbene — 184 Angelyn Sample — 184 Bobbie Sanders — 184 Bobby Sanders — 184 J. Sanders — 184 Larry Sanders — 184 Randy Sanders — 184 Teresa Sanderson — 135 Brenda Sandlin — 135 Dione Sandlin — 184 Gloria Sanford — 184 Sharon Sanford — 184 Pam Sanson — 135 David Sassaman — 184 Jeana Savely — 184 Jeff Saunders — 184 William Saupe — 135 Linda Scaife — 184 Michael Scales — 184 Thera Sehelge — 135 John Schneider — 184 Valerie Schulz — 135 Tom Schultz — 184 Jack Schultz — 184 Jay Schwan — 184 Donna Scott — 184 Edgar Scott — 184 Harold Scott — 135 James Scott — 184 Jon Scott - 184 Paula Scott — 184 Ron Scott — 184 William Scott— 184 Donna Scruggs — 184 Lenny Scruggs — 135 Terri Scale — 135 Danny Seals — 184 Steve Seigenthaler — 184 Brian Sellers — 184 Joseph Selph — 184 Ann Serafin — 184 Martha Serafin — 136 John Sessoms — 184 Steve Sevier — 184 Rhons Shackelford — 184 Linda Shacklett — 184 Kim Shadwick — 184 Laurie Shaffer — 184 360 Jeff Shahan — 185 Donna Shamblin — 185 Cecelia Shankle — 136 Dardin Shappard — 185 Merle Sharver — 185 Hugh Sharber— 185 Judy Sharp— 185 Steve Sharp — 185 Charles Shaw — 136 Ranee Shaw — 185 Veronica Shea — 185 Marus Shelton — 185 Pam Shelton — 185 Sandy Shelton — 185 CjnthisSheperd — 185 Ronald Shepard — 185 Michael Shew — 185 GwenShinault — 185 William Shipp— 185 John Shires — 185 Bonnie Short — 185 Dale Short — 185 Katrina Short— 185 PauletteShouse — 185 Jimmy Shrader — 185 Steve Shular — 185 Bill Sibley — 185 Drew Simmons — 185 Judy Simmons — 185 Marjie Simmons — 185 Denise Simpson — 185 Jan Simpson — 185 Mark Simpson — 185 Patricia Simpson — 185 Sandy Simpson — 185 Frederic Sims — 136 Joe Sims — 136 Pamela Sims — 136 Sharon Sims — 136 Jimmy Singleton — 185 Ray Singer— 185 Kathy Singleton — 185 Melody Sipes— 185 Randall Sittloh — 185 Cindy Skelton — 185 Gerald Skelton — 136 Teresa Smiley — 136 John Smallridge — 136 Beverly Smith — 136 Charles Smith — 186 Constance Smith — 186 Craig Smith — 186 Dan Smith — 186 Dana Smith — 186 Davie Smith— 186 Debbie Smith — 186 Deidre Smith — 186 Gary Smith — 186 Henry Smith — 186 Hugh Smith - 186 Janet Smith — 186 Jeff Smith — 186 Joe Smith — 186 Juanita Smith — 136 Karen Smith — 186 Karen Smith — 186 Kathy Smith - 186 Kim Smith — 136 Laura Smith — 186 Lea Ann Smith — 136 Lisa Smith — 186 Mary Smith — 186 Melanie Smith — 186 Michael Smith — 186 Michael Smith — 186 Mitzi Smith — 186 Pam Smith — 136 Patricia Smith — 186 Patty Smith — 186 Penny Smith — 186 Phyllis Smith — 186 Rickey Smith — 186 Ronald Smith — 186 Shelley Smith - 186 Steve Smith — 186 Sue Lynn Smith — 186 Terry Smith — 186 Terry Smith — 186 Trenton Smith — 136 Wanda Smith — 136 Wayne Smith — 186 Diane Smith — 186 Joyce Smith — 186 Pam Smithson — 136 Nancy Smotherman — 186 Mary Sneed — 186 Denise Snell — 136 Karen Snelson — 136 Pamela Snodgrass — 186 Lorraine Solecki — 186 Herman Sorrel Is — 186 Mary Sotherland — 187 Donna South — 187 Bobbie Spain — 187 Page Spain — 187 Steve Spann — 187 Constance Speed — 187 Roy Speer — 137 Jerry Spicey — 187 Susan Spivey — 137 Joseph Spoon — 187 Brenda Spurloek — 187 Greta Spurloek — 187 Jimmy Spurloek — 187 Janet Sprull — 137 Deborah Stacy — 187 Beth Stallings — 187 Russell Stalmnaker — 187 Susan Standbrook — 187 Jane Standfield — 187 Lynn Stanfield — 187 Karen Stanley — 187 Randy Stanley — 187 Stephen Stanley — 187 Nancy Startup — 137 William Startup — 137 Vicki Steagall — 187 Kina Steed — 187 Edward Stegall - 187 Marsha Stenberg — 137 Denise Stephens — 137 Lisa Stephenson — 187 Debbie Stepp — 187 Jill Sterling— 137 Becky Stevens — 188 Belinda Stevens — 187 Brenda Stevenson — 188 James Stevenson — 188 Lenny Stevenson — 188 Alice Stewart — 188 Bennie Stewart — 188 Dennis Stewart — 188 Donna Stewart — 137 Eddie Stewart — 137 James Stewart — 188 Karen Stewart — 188 Lori Stewart — 188 Vickie Stewart Allan Stewman — 188 Mary Lee Stills — 188 Maynard Stiles— 188 Martha Stokes — 188 Kim Stone — 188 Mark Stone — 188 Sherrie Stone — 188 Marisa Story — 188 Mark Stowers — 188 Frank Stratton — 188 Susan Stratton — 137 Daryl Street — 188 Kevin Street — 188 Debbie Strickland— 137 Timothy Strobl — 188 Gary Strong— 188 Melodie Strong— 188 Cathy Stroud — 188 Steven Strunk — 188 Kathy Struss — 188 Melinda Stubblefield — 188 Vickie Stubblefield — 188 Charles Stutts— 188 Bob Sturm — 188 Ricjie Sublett — 188 Wade Sugg— 137 Joyce Sundermeier — 188 Brian Summar — 188 Josephine Scruggs — 188 Susan Sutton — 188 William Sutton — 188 Darlen Swafford — 188 Julie Swaf ford — 188 Lisa Swafford — 188 Susanne Swanger — 137 Lea Swann — 188 Art Swary — 188 Randy Swayze — 188 Suzi Swenson — 188 Nancy Swift — 188 Sherry Swindle — 188 Pam Swing — 188 Margaret Sykes — 188 Rick Syler — 137 Anthony Sylvestro — 188 Regina Snyder — 137 Terry Tabor— 189 Connie Talley — 189 Mark Talley — 189 Virginia Tanner — 189 Brenda Tanl — 189 Debbie Tate — 189 Linda Tate — 189 Stephanie Tate — 189 MalindaTatom — 189 Barbara Taylor— 189 Becky Taylor— 137 Becky Taylor — 137 Don Taylor— 189 Jan Taylor — 189 John Taylor — 189 Judy Taylor— 137 Julie Taylor— 189 Larry Taylor — 189 Martha Taylor — 189 Michelle Taylor— 189 Rickey Taylor— 189 Pamela Teal — 189 Steve Temple— 189 Teri Templeton — 189 William Tanner— 189 Lydia Tenpenny — 138 Rachelle Terrell — 189 Shain Terrell — 138 Beth Terry — 189 Mark Terry — 189 Margo Tesch — 138 Debbie Therber— 189 Amj Thomas— 189 Debra Thomas— 189 Deborah Thomas — 189 Edward Thomas — 189 Lamar Thomas — 189 Laura Thomas — 138 Michael Thomas — 138 Ray Thomas — 189 Linda Thomas — 189 Mark Thomas — 189 Chauncey Thomison — 190 Cathy Thompsom — 190 Kim Thompson — 190 Lisa Thompson — 190 Mendy Thompson — 190 Mark Thorne — 190 Mark Thornton — 190 Patty Thornton — 190 Lee Thrower — 190 Ricky Thurman — 190 Kenneth Thurmond — 190 Bruce Thweatt — 190 Gregg Thweatt — 190 Rita Tice — 190 Robbie Tice — 190 Terry Tice— 138 Amanda Tidwell — 191 Mike Tidwell — 138 Sharon Tidwell — 138 Christopher Tilton — 191 Vickie Tidwell — 138 Thomas Tindell — 191 Frances Tinelell — 138 Patty Tinsley — 191 Linda Tipton — 191 Michael Tobitl — 191 Donna Todd — 191 Andrea Tolleson — 191 GaryTolliver — 191 William Tomes — 191 Robert Tittsworth — 191 Kathy Toms— 191 Ken Toney — 191 Wylie Toombs — 191 James Torbert — 191 Bryan Torrey — 191 TimTorrey— 138 Patrick Towns — 191 Burton Towt) ' — 191 Gail Travis— 191 Tarn Treadway — 191 Karen Trover — 191 Scott Trover— 191 Elizabeth Trout— 191 Marlene Truntham — 191 Marilyn Truss— 191 Chris Twyman — 191 Ruth Tyree — 191 Angela Tucker — 191 Bob Tucker — 138 Diane Tucker— 191 Peggy Tucker — 191 Debbie Tuggle — 138 Greg Tuggle — 191 Lisa Tuggle — 138 Adrienne Turner — 191 Barry Turner — 191 Beverly Turner — 191 Cindy Turner— 191 Cindy Turner— 191 Craig Turner — 138 Elizabeth Turner— 191 John Terner— 191 Pat Turner— 191 Randal Turner — 191 Teresa Turner— 191 Vickie Tombinson — 191 Phiilip Urbaniak — 191 Feliz Unuigbaje — 191 Chidy Uzoho — 138 Steven Vaden — 192 Afsoon Vafie — 192 Glenn Valentine — 12 Jeff Vallett — 192 Roger Vandergriff — 138 Lisa VanHooser — 138 Susan Vann — 138 William Vannatta — 192 Barry Vassar— 138 Dabbie Vasut — 192 Marie Vaughn — 192 Timothy Vaughn — 192 Valerie Vaughn — 192 Patricia Van Viet — 192 Darlene Vanzant — 192 Gary Veazery — 192 Joey Venable — 192 Jan Vernon — 192 Michael Vestor— 192 Cindy Vetetoe — 138 Robert Vick — 192 Debbie Vincent — 139 Lawrence Vincent — 192 Susan Vinson — 192 Ellen Vizzi — 192 Joanna Vonns — 192 Charles Waddell — 139 Jackie Waddell — 192 Tim Waddell — 192 Evelyn Waddey — 192 Joey Waggoner — 192 Jim Wagner — 192 Donna Wave — 192 Roger Wakefield — 192 Lia Waldron — 192 Elizabeth Waldrop — 192 Bill Walker— 192 Chrislee Walker — 139 Debra Walker— 192 Dorothy Walker— 192 Mark Walker— 192 Mike Walker— 192 Richard Walker— 192 Shirley Walker— 192 Tammy Walker — 192 Tom Walker— 192 William Walker— 192 William E. Walker— 192 Elizabeth Wall — 192 Bobbie Wallace — 192 Lecia Wallace — 192 Steve Wallace— 192 Kim Walls— 192 Nancy Walsh — 139 Ward Wampler — 192 Chris Ward — 192 Gary Ward — 192 Jone Ward — 139 Lydia Ward — 192 Tommy Warden — 192 Rita Warfield — 192 William Warise— 192 Denise Warren — 192 Donissa Warren — 192 Dorothy Warren — 192 Marissa Warren — 192 Nancy Warren — 192 Susan Warren — 192 Jimmy Washington — 192 Tommye Washington — 192 Charles Wasson — 192 Dawn Watson — 193 Dwight Watson — 193 Janet Watson — 193 Paulette Watson — 193 Jean Watts — 193 David Wayman — 193 Ronald Weatherspoon — 193 John Weaver— 193 Cynthia Webb — 193 Debra Webb— 139 Donna Webb— 193 Melissa Webb — 139 Phyllis Webb— 193 Sherryl Webb— 193 William Webb — 193 Ann Webber — 139 Cheryl Webber— 193 Mike Weinman — 193 Dennis Weldon — 193 Joe Wells— 193 Lisa Wells— 193 Monica Wells — 193 Tim Wells — 193 Audrey Weske — 193 BjTon West— 193 Cathy West — 139 John West — 193 Melissa West— 193 361 Phillip Westhrooks — 193 Debra Webster — 193 Anthony Westmoreland — 193 Michael Wetzel — 193 Scott Whaley — 193 Charles Wheeler - 193 Rhonda Wheele.v — 193 Ricky Wheeler— 193 Wendy Wheeler — 193 Michael Whitaker - 193 Robin Whilaker— 193 Andrea White — 193 Barry White — 193 Debra White — 193 Evon While — 193 Gladys White - 193 Greg White— 193 Jim White- 193 Mala White - 193 Pam White — 193 Steve White — 193 Vickie White - 193 Linda Whitman — 193 Sarah Whitten — 193 Andrea Whittenhurgh — 193 Gladys Whyte — 193 Jerry Wieck — 193 Man, Wigger — 193 Kenneth Wiggins — 193 Annette Wilcezek — 139 Rick Willey — 139 Charlene Williams— 139 Darlene Williams — 139 Geri Williams— 194 Jean Williams — 194 Martha Williams— 194 Mike Williams— 194 Nancy Williams — 194 Patricia Williams — 194 Patty Williams — 139 Robbins Williams— 194 Rebecca Williams — 194 Sandy Williams — 194 Sterling Williams — 194 Leslie Williamson — 194 Jo Anne Wilgud — 194 Steven Wilkerson — 194 Larry Willard — 194 Mark Willoughby — 194 Susan Willoughby — 139 Bobby Wilson — 194 Charles Wilson— 194 Mirian Wills— 194 Portia Wills — 139 Carol Wilson — 140 Deborah Wilson — 194 Donna Wilson — 194 Eddie Wilson - 194 Eileen Wilson — 194 Greg Wilson — 140 Holly Wilson — 194 Jim Wilson - 194 Katie Wilson — 140 Roy Wilson — 194 Susan Wilson — 194 Tim Wilson - 194 Vicki Wilson - 140 William Wilson — 194 Wilmer Wilson — 194 Ann Wimsatt— 194 Temera Windrow — 194 Mike Windus— 194 Alvis Winsett — 140 Tom Winter— 139 Eddie Wiser — 194 Mark Wiser — 194 Ted Wiser — 194 DaveWixred— 194 Bill Woelher — 140 Chituru Wokpara — 194 Betty Walscott — 194 Theiry Wolfe — 194 Charles Wolfe — 194 Janice Wolff— 194 Marilyn Womack — 194 Victor Wong — 194 Dan Wood — 194 Don Wood — 140 Leslie — 194 Lori Woodard — 194 Judy Woodcock — 140 Debra Woodlee — 194 Carolyn Woods — 194 Kathy Woodson — 194 Dena Wooten — 194 Patricia Wooten — 140 Sharon Woolen — 140 Phyllis Word — 194 Kay Wralher — 194 Chris Wren — 195 Brenda Wright — 195 David Wright — 195 Kimberly Wnght — 140 Phillip Wright — 195 Pam Wright — 195 Valerie Wright — 195 Valerie Wnght — 195 Patsy WrighLsman — 195 Raymond Wu — 195 Janice Wyatt — 195 Jim Wyatt— 140 Norma Wyndham — 195 Donna Wynn — 195 Larry Wynns — 195 Mike Yager — 195 Daniel Yahola — 195 Yvonne Yarbrough — 195 Terry Yates — 195 Dettorah Teargan — 195 Mary Jo Yeager — 195 Lora York — 195 Randall York — 140 Tern York — 195 Kim Young — 140 Linda Young — 195 Mark Young — 195 Manville Y ' oung — 195 Nanette Young — 140 Robert Young — 195 Steve Young — 195 Ruel Young— 195 Ralph Young— 195 Cathy Youngsma — 195 Patricia Youree — 195 DebhieZeber— 195 . Mike Zimmer — 195 Karen Zimmerman — 195 Donna Zoccola — 195 Susan Zumbro — 140 Andy Westbrook — 193 Editor ' s last rant This is the page where I shall do my last bitching and express what it has been like being yearbook editor. First off, this was the worst decision of my life — mainly because I got little enjoyment out of it and knew this would be the case when I took the job but took it anyway. There were times when waves of joy did flow through me but those times were too few because I was always so uptight. People around me didn ' t help matters any by constantly asking How ' s yearbook going? or when ' s your deadline? Most of you didn ' t really want or care about my answer so why did you bug me by asking? Then there was the problem of getting students interested enough to work. The ones I got (Vivian, Debbie and Eddeth) thanks for sticking with me. To the rest of you, I do understand about the dates you couldn ' t break and the homework you had to do, so thanks also! I want to thank you also Mr. Pitts for being so cooperative when you were sports editor; I ' m really pleased we came to t he agreement that we did since you were such a busy man. Linda Nelson — thank you. There were times when I couldn ' t have gotten along without you and times when I could have. Like the times when certain persons put you in bad moods. Anyway, you are the best managing editor and friend I could have, thanks. Edward Allen Crawford, the UNCOOL commercial art person who thinks he saved our book from lack of design — special thanks. I truly enjoyed work- ing with you and think you did an excellent job on our book even if you were hard to get a hold of. Thanks again Eddie. I ' d also like to thank Robin Rudd for being patient with me until that cer- tain night; Ed Arning for helping me with sports, and Byron St. Dizier for doing more than filling in. In addition to that my thanks go out t o Alan Loveless, Pat Daly, Ben, Side- lines, Mike, the buddy , campus security and my instructors for being under- standing. Sorry the Book is late, I did my best. uMty _