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

Text from Pages 1 - 178 of the 1988 volume:

Jll • 5 ' A- . , p. . .1.. putting on the hits....AOllrock- a-thon...the roommate game. ..pike fights. . . . skateboarding. . . miss mtsu.. . mr. mtsu... .billy joel. ..comic week. ...king, the dream, and the klan. ..baseball. . .softball. ..seascape. . . — p. 17.. graduation. ..the summer streirh. ..sports. . . wikswo telescope. . ..bryan adams...patti smythe....m ' boro street fair. . . .developinenL I studies. . .psychosexual adjustment... cruisin ' on tux) wheels.... p. 33... freshman talent show. ..uncle dove macon days... entertaining freshmen. . .duran duran asb. . ..studio b...the evil coneheads... lounging at peck hall... the savage experience... p.49 lord hailsham.... asb... flying raiders..... founder ' s day...maynard fergu- son.... rugby dub.... jane lybrand.... foot- ball. . . . thoughts. . . . career day. . . i - p. 65 dark of the moon. .the uni- versity symphony orchestra.... crowds.... the band of blue... football.. ..great bowls of fire... special events committee.... marketing and management... india association. .. .tina turner and look-a-likes scavenger hunt...denny dent... bounce the clown... cyl- desdales. . . . homecomingcou rt... sigma club. . .films committee. ..blue brigade. . . .fleet- woodmac. . . u2 wmot. . . minds eye. . . jk ip. y 7 basketball.... distributive education club. ...white berets block and brigade club. . . . Kimbrell. . . . Ingram. . . dance club. . . . sidelines. . . night life society of crea- tive anachronism.... editorial .p. 114-133 graduating at last .p. 134-1 73 underclassmen .p. 113 who ' s who and the year in ' - k Puttin ' On The Hits We are jammin ' --huh! And we are slammin ' - -huh! Is this guy cool or what? Mollis Queens was one of the participants in Puttin ' On The Hits, a lip sync contest sponsored by Delta Sigma Theta. Tmmrmmm AO Pi Rock-A-Thon No, it wasn ' t a heavy metal, party-down, happenin ' event like the name may seem to indicate. Members of AOPi literally rocked in rocking chairs for the $580 they donated to Arthritis research. The Roommate Game The Grill Annex was the scene of scandal and raised eyebrows during Residence Hall Week. J and K apart- ments sponsored the Room- mate Game, an offbeat ver- sion of the Newlywed Game. Roommates were asked to evaluate their roomies ' last date (we found out some of us hadn ' t had a date in a long time), expose who had a crush on who, and what one really did before bedtime. There were a few names called but it was evident from the screams and kicks that everyone had a good time. These people make up our student body... worse yet, one of them could be your next roomie.. .God forbid! Pike Fights The Pike Fights provided en- tertainment for over one thousand fans. There was enough screaming and yelling that they could have been pro- fessional fights. Anyway, they were a good way to let off steam as the dreaded week of final exams approached. The winners on Fight Night were: James Sparks, Ronnie Lee, Donald Sandars, Billy Davis, Eric Fisk, Glen Farris, Darryl Amason, Derek De- pasco, David Key, Ricky Bin- gham, Tim Swarts, Joey Mul- loy, and Eric Womsley. Miss MTSU The Miss MTSU pageant, won by Miss Dari Anne Tarbuk and spon- sored by Sigma Beta Epsilon, drew over one thousand people to see some of the most beautiful and talented women on campus. Also included in the event was the much anticipated appearance of Miss America Kellye Cash. Miss Tarbuk, sponsored by Delta Zeta, won not only the pageant but the Most Talented award as well, singing Somewhere Over The Rainbow. Rachel Fisher won the award for most congenial. Mr. MTSU Outrageous! There ' s no other way to de- scibe the Mr. MTSU pageant. Alaino Delllues won the event which was sponsored by the Chi Omega sorority. The contestants kept the crowd of about 600 on the edge of their seats from beginning to end. During the modeling of casual clothes, one contestant came out wearing a T-shirt and a towel! The formal wear competition went smoothly, but after ten finalists were chosen, things got crazy again. The final part of the competition seemed at first to be simple and not at all unusual. Each of the ten finalists chose a question from a hat. Easy, right? Well, answering an im- promptu question in front of 600 people is hard. Especially when the questions aren ' t the average What do you want to do with your life? questions. One that was posed to a lucky finalist was, If you were a mixed drink, what would you be and why? The contestant responded that he would be a Long Island Tea. Why? It ' s well worth the money. It goes down smooth, and it hits just the right spot. Isn ' t that exactly what you would have said? The Piano Man If you think Billy Joel is just a shy. quiet, piano man. you definately didn ' t see him during The Bridge Tour. During his concert here at MTSU. Joel demonstrated the mus- ical ability and versatility (Sur- prise! He plays guitar!) that made him a star. Joel opened up his show with A Matter Of Trust from his latest album. He played a guitar during this song, but when the Pressure was on he moved to his trusty piano. Ir) fact, he was constantly moving during the entire show- from piano to keyboards and back again. Unlike most performers. Joel played many songs from his older albums. Among these were Inno- cent Man. Allentown. Captain Jack. and. of course. Piano Man. Modern Woman. Now Is The Time To Remember. and Baby Grand were some of the songs Joel played off The Bridge. He dedicated Baby Grand to Ray Charles, who re- corded the song with him. Because Joel is so talented and personable, his show was a huge success. He returned four times for encores. After the last one. he spoke some memorable words. He told the audience. If you re drunk, don t drive. Do what I do-call a limo. And whatever you do. don ' t take no shit from nobody! What a guy! Comic Week was full of.. .uh... comics! Yeah, that ' s it. What better to fill a week with than with comics? Espe- cially when that week hap- pens to include April Fool ' s Day. First of all, there was the We Can Make You Laugh game. Three comedians drew Comic Weak names of students in the audi- ence to participate in a contest to see wiio could hold their giggles in. If the contestant could face each comedian ' s two minute routine, he or she would win $25. It sounded like a pretty easy task and a quick way to make a few bucks, but only three of the five contes- tants survived the ordeal with- out so much as a grin. Last were the Comic Kazes, whose motto was We ' ll make you laugh or we ' ll kill ourse- lves. They did skits, impres- sions, stand-up comedy, and of course their act was full of comedian vocabulary. !$ %£! SprsRO ys. Summer Lights « o«;S 0 • f i i • King, the Dream, ( the Klan) April 4, 1987 175 MTSU students took part in a demonstration held in honor of the 19th anniver- sary of Martin Luther King Jr. ' s assassination. Members of the NAACP were there.and uh, oh yeah, let ' s not forget that the Klan was there too. Here are a few quotes from both sides. You can kill the dreamer, but you can never kill the dream... The battle for civil rights is far from over... Dr. King told us that freedom, jus- tice, and equality must be fought for continuously. . . Free- dom is not free. Earl T. Shinhoster, Southeastern Re- gional Director of the NAACP. They want everything. They ' re becoming the majority and we ' re the minority... They are just out to get everything, really. Ku Klux Klan member. Judge for yourself who sounds paranoid and who sounds reasonable. yiUUiiA Baseball, Softball, and more Baseball 4 Jh - ■ ?a T c s h CBl c lb «v. GRADUATION Pomp and Circumstance. ..caps and gowns... tears of happiness... parents clap- ping you on the back... so proud of you honey!. ..anxiety. ..relief.. .a diploma to hang on the wall. ..is my cap on straight?. ..speak- ers. ..presents (hopefully money!). ..waiting forever... this thing messes up my hair.. .finally did it.. .the walk... •A ' -rf- ' . The Summer Stretch - v v{i ' S IV On Friday, May 1 , 1 987, a dedica- tion ceremony was held for the Wikswo Telescope. The telescope was donated to MTSU this year by Mrs. John Wikswo, Sr. for the use of astronomy students. It was was made by John Wikswo, Sr. between 1949 and 1970. From left: Jay Pasachoff-Director of the Hop- kins Observatory; John Wikswo, Jr.-Dept. of Physics and Astronomy, Vanderbilt; Mrs. John Wikswo, Sr.; Roy Clark-Master of Cere- monies; Dan Scott-Chairman of Chemistry and Physics, MTSU. The Reckless The Warrior Bryan Adams brought his Into the Fire tour to Murphy Center as the final concert of the spring semester. Adams driving style had the near sellout crowd on the edge of their seats throughout the concert. Familiar songs like It s Only Love and This Time were heard along with new songs such as Victim of Love and Heat of the Night. The concert came to an end with the singing of Summer of 69 in the second encore. Patti Smythe. former lead singer of Scandal, opened for Adams. She belted out her new songs, includ- mg Never Enough, and old Scan- dal tunes like Warrior. Left: Pattie Smythe jolted the crown with her forceful rendition of the Warrior. Below right: Feeding off the crowd ' s high energy level, Bryan Adams lived up to his reputation as a top notch performer. L • i t The Murfreesboro Street Fair This may have been the biggest crowd yet. These flag dancers are from Poland, the first country from behind the Iron Curtain to participate in the Street Fair. MTSU senior Barton Dodson enjoys an after- noon at the Street Fair. Didn ' t dupe Bakker over PTL, he says 65 Klansmen show :! . iS buit BIO violence t c, Seal! ert Iraqi Missile Sets U.S. Frigate Ablaze, Causing Casualties II m q JAVlHOflft -S Developmental Studies MTSU ' s Developmental Studies program gives students a second chance to learn a subject. In 1987, the writing lab and math lab merged to form one program. Dr. Bader, the program ' s new director, says that it is designed to help students who are not quite prepared for the college cir- riculum immediately after high school. Students have to earn a C or better to pass their Developmental Studies class. Psychosexual Adjustment In 1972, in an effort to increase course offerings in the psychology de- partment, a survey was conducted among teachers to determine what classes should be added. One of the most frequent response was Human Sexuality. Since there were objec- tions to this name, it was changed to Psychosexual Adjustment. Dr. Jeanette Heritage was selected as coordinator of the course. It deals with homosexuality, the way sexuality is viewed in other cultures, and at- titudes, behavior, and myths about human sexuality. Psychosexual Ad- justment has become one of the most popular electives on campus. Cruisin ' Campus On Two Wheels A o®o ©o® RUSH 1987 Freshman Talent Show The New Student Talent Show, sponsored by the ASB, was hosted as the last event during New Student Week. Student Life, Student Prog- ramming, and ARA Food Services all assisted in promoting the Welcome Week for freshmen. Freshmen of diversified talents graced the stage of the Tucker Thea- ter in the Boutwell Dramatic Arts Building. Acts included various sin- gers, a ventriloquist, a bagpiper, and a baton twirler. Uncle Dave Macon Day • V 1 1. • — - ic m. - • •- . ' S . if« Entertaining Freshmen New Student Week freshmen, freshmen, freshmen. ..time to learn about life.. .COLLEGE LIFE. ..ain ' t nothin ' else like it.. .let ' s have a carnival for them. ..fun, fun. ..there ' s a dance at JUB tonight... yeah, Mel and the Party Hats are gonna play.. .WILD!. ..freshmen are priviledged for the first week.. .rewards them for making it through orientation. ..yuk... campus rules to learn. ..buildings to find. ..(what the heck is an LRC?).. .classes to take... students actually have to learn?.. .came here to have fun...pout,pout...my advisor?... know his name but really don ' t think he exists... just had the weirdest day of my life.. .WHAT? That was registration?!? Sigma Phi Epsilon finds an interesting way to advertise during Rush week. Students sign the graffiti display sponsored by the MIdlander staff during the New Student Carnival. The Wesley Foundation had a Feed the 5,000 feast during New Student Week. Students take their best shot at ASB Presi- dent Holly Lentz during the New Student Car- nival. Duran Duran Duran Duran brought their Strange Behavior 1987 tour to Starwood on July 18 with Erasure, who opened the concert. Erasure, deemed as ■ Madonnas favorite group by the announcer, performed homosexually oriented songs. The group seemed approp- riate in relation to the tours theme. Once Erasure exited, the stage darkened and the sound of a heart beating announced the arrival of Duran Duran. They broke into the theme song from the James Bond movie A View To A Kill. ' With red and blue lights flashing, American Science followed from the Notorious album. Green and orange lights provided the atmos- phere for The Union Of The Snake from the Rio album. Other favorites such as Election Day. Please. Please Tell Me Now, and Hungry Like The Wolf ' brought the show to an electrifying ASB The Associated Student Body is the united voice of the students in campus affairs. The ASB is structured much like the United States government; with a house, a senate, a president, two speakers, student courts and many other students, all of whom ex- press the opinion of the student body. The ASB ' s responsibilities include ap- pointments of students to university committees, student activities during the h omecoming celebration, the an- nual charity Chili Cook-Off, and ap- pointment of an executive cabinet and student judiciary positions. studio B Recording Industry Management Students now have a second studio to record in. Studio B, located on the first floor of the James Union Building, is the newest development in the Mass Communications Department. The project cost approximately $400,000. In addition to having more advanced equipment than Haynes House, the studio has digital capabilities as well as recording hook-up with the Tenn- essee Room. The long, hot sutiimet o( 1987 threatened to get even hotter on July 4 when the Ku Kliix Klan staged a rally on the downtown square. Also present, how- ever, was the Rainbow Coalition, who rep- resented more reasonable thinkers of all races countered Prominent among the lafter group and looking on were MTSU students, who carried signs and ban- ners repudiating Klan activity in Murfreesboro. As the 10 am march time approached, armed pat- rolmen appeared on the rooftop of virtually every downtown building At the urging of city fathers, most citizens stayed home. Those who came--re- porters. photographers the curiOLis--milled quietly about, waiting Klan members-male and female, parents and chil- dren-gathered in the City Hall parking lot. On the square, their opposites joined in songs of commu- nity and patriotism. As the Klan marched toward the square, shouting their angry slogans, police moved the crowds back. The white-cloaked marchers circled the square twice, and their leader ascended a platform to speak. Within minutes, the square was virtually deserted except for Klansmen. left to spew their message of hate only to each other. The Evil Coneheads o 0,) a;) o PQ in Lower temperatures coming next week Bingo iujC ' v ffeaf Wauc Enters ) i9f Day iw 5oMf - Fountain Square — open and growing cs o ii es MTSU records increase in summer attendance College expenses increase fY siCt rvu: ■ o y us New Bond lacks somethina The center of Peck Hall is the lounging spot for many students in between classes. Many meet up with their friends and exchange the latest news. The following is what we heard... Do you have Psychology?... yeah, but I didn ' t take the first test.. .we get one miss, right?.. .does Jabb ' s card?... they ' ll let you in if you ' re 18. ..you just can ' t drink.. .HA!. ..these bees are bothering me.. I ' m allergic to them... I swell up like a balloon. ..who ' s hiring around here?.. .used to wait- ress. ..who ' s playing this weekend?. ..these bees are driving me insane. ..what are you taking this semester?...! just want to graduate...! guess if enough people did it...! don ' t see why I have to have more science.. .I ' m not worried about it because I still live at home.. .Hey Scottie!...what did you make?.. .a B...my boyfriend is putting me farther and farther into debt.. .I ' ve gotta get my car worked on. ..he ' ll come and see me then. ..Tammy, I found it. .you did good...l have two older brothers... some- thing about IBM. ..I didn ' t read it.. .I ' m glad I ' m not the only one.. .his part was over so he acted like nothing happened. ..his legs are too big. ..GROSS!. ..the Marines kept calling me.. .nope, nope, nope. ..in the military you can ' t flirt with anybody.. .she took offense because I didn ' t want to go.. .we partied forever... these days you have to have a sense of humor or you won ' t survive.. .we did a different thing every Saturday... would you stop doing that!. ..the test wasn ' t hard at all. ..what are you smirking about.. .so I told him I ' m not taking off my clothes for anything, even if it is artistic. .he doesn ' t even know what he ' s talking about...! hate it when that happens.. .ha, ha, ha.. .damn flies (SMACK!). ..don ' t go into the army.. .seven weeks of army hell.. .look at the dog. ..the owner knocked him down. ..he couldn ' t get back up.. .he said they got sick.. .glucose.. .sugar.. .keep getting them mixed up.. .we had one last Friday... yeah, I knew you were working with him. ..my favorite class.. .Ziggy!... hit him with your hand. ..she ' s good. ..she ' s a very good teacher.. .don ' t know what I ' m doing in there.. .test wasn ' t too bad. ..not gonna be coming from his notes at all. ..OW!... we ' ll see ya...take it easy... now I see why there ' s no possible way to pass his tests... feel bad... Drew, my ass got to class at ten after nine...! went over there after I got off work.. .how are they doing?.. .he ' s skinny as a pole.. .I ' m like--what??...and I just had this big grin on my face.. .had my hand over the phone and I was just laughing. ..he tackled me.. .I ' ll say hi to him for you. ..we were, like, you do it--NOW!.. .that ' s wild...! almost laughed. ..guess you had to be there.. .thought we were going some- where.. .just another one of his tricks... where is the bum?...! was going insane.. .you can go do it in my place.. .you get graded on it too.. .at least I have one good thing to look forward to.. .you get the feeling of failing.. .you ' re supposed to hold on to the rope behind you... I did it once and that was enough for me... ThBSavage Experience Joe Savage and his 15-member group brought a unique theatrical production to the James Union Building. Savage used a combination of music, dance, costume changes, and stage effects to present his unique experience. He spent most of the two hour presentation interacting with the audience by talking and dancing with them. At one point he encouraged everyone to be himself, and they did. The crowd responded by slam dancing, singing, and invariably necking in the corner. Employing a variety of musical genres. Savage spiced up his con- cert dance by starting up a chain- saw and handling large snakes onstage. The evening was definitely a Sav- age Experience! Ir ow wowi T cAtvjT s lX£ e. rH £ sorA aR ' 6, ov c Lord Hailsham I In celebration of the 200th anniver- sary of the Constitution, the retired Lord High Chancellor of Great Britian, Lord Hailsham, spoke to over 7,000 people in Murphy Center about the importance of the Constitution. The appearance of Lord Hailsham was particularly special since he is a direct decendant of Captain William Lytle, who fouded Murfreesboro. Lord Hailsham was invited to Mur- freesboro by the Rutherford County Bicentenial Commission as part of a four phase plan to further understand- ing of the Constitution. ASB During the Founder ' s Day celebration, John Bragg of the Tennessee House of Representatives presented Associated Student Body President Holly Lentz with the original copy of the ASB Con- stitution. Homecoming Director Rob Marlin said that Rep. Bragg was sorting through his personal files and came upon the original copy. One point of interest in the original ASB Constitu- tion is Article III., Section 4 which reads, If the President of the ASB is a man, then the Vice Pres- ident shall automatically be a woman, and vice versa. ■ r 1 1 ■ 1 Wj ' 3 K HH ■J ■iJr, m 1 L ■ Mi N 1 1 l l n b- ■i ■■ iHI ■■ ' ' ' ■ -id ■k — Alpha Eta Rho and the Flying Raiders A fly-in and open house were held at the John C. Tune airport in west Nashville on September 27. MTSU was represent- ed by the Mu Tau chapter of Alpha Eta Rho, an international aviation fraternity, and the Flying Raiders. The open house was held to give the public a chance to look over the new air- port, which opened last year, and to pro- mote aviation in middle Tennessee. Alpha Eta Rho and the Flying Raiders were present as good will ambassadors, and to promote MTSU ' s aerospace pro- gram. They also provided assistance to the officials of the Middle Tennessee Avi- ation Association, who planned and ran the event. Homebuilt and rare antique aircraft were on display and airplane and helicop- ter rides were given. Two individuals even won a ride over the city in a Lear jet. Proceeds went to the MTAA. Homebuilt experimental Vari-eze Antique bi-plane Beech Staggerwing Circa: 1945 Founder ' s Day Top: Roving dixieland musicians entertain tfie crowd. Bottom left: You de- scribe this. Bottom right: Where ' s the net?! WW Hjp JW B| -H jjl mJ y H H ■V ' ' V tii ter B g w ' J Top: An attack from the West! Bottom left: Move over Tammy Faye! Bottom right: Shake it, but don ' t break it! Maynard Ferguson Jazz trumpeter Maynard Ferguson brought his High Voltage show to Tucker Theatre and added a special musical touch to Founders Day. Ferguson and his band stopped at MTSU during their tour to promote their new album High Voltage. The show contained several selections from the al- bum including Jack Usage, and Walk- ing on the Pier at Night. Ferguson also played many familiar tunes such as Birdland, Gonna Fly Now (Theme from Rocky), and Star- dust. The Maynard Ferguson concert was sponsored by the Special Events Com- mittee. RUGBY CLUB The MTSU Rugby Club was founded in 1980 to provide a social and athletic outlet for university students. The club is unique because of it ' s dual nature: it is both athletic and social. The club does not hold tryouts or cut any players. Anyone who wants to play is welcome. The players are unique for the same reasons: they are as committed to having fun as they are to outstanding athletics. Anyone who has attended a rugby party can attest to this fact. In fact, the party is as much a part of rugby as the game. The home team traditionally hosts a party for the visiting team at which the players can get to know each other, sing traditional rugby songs, and talk over the exciting points of the game. Although the Rugby Club represents MTSU, it is not funded or sponsored by the university, and is self-governing. The club is proud, as well as protective, of its autonomous nature. Rugby is not NCAA sanctioned, but has its own established hierarchy. MTSU is in the Mid-South conference along with the University of Tennessee, Tennessee Tech, Vanderbilt, Old Miss, Rhodes College and Memphis State. JANE LYBRAND The body gestures woman Jane... from Texas for a third time at MTSU...how to tell devious be- havior.. .how to act in a job inter- view... getting over a broken heart. ..how to deal with intimidating peole...open hands-open per- son. ..crossed ankles-hold back strong emotion. ..vertical jiggle-hurry up, the person is upset... FOR SHAME, FOR SHAME, FOR SHAME.. .stop talking to people who aren ' t listening. ..lying-jerky move- ments... Interview-know your own value.. .make them want to know more about you. ..smile.. .Love relation- ships-say what you feel...! luv you, but I ' m mad. ..don ' t say what you don ' t mean. ..don ' t put anything on paper you can ' t live with for a lifetime. ..Life- don ' t try to be like everyone else. ..learn to be lazy on cue. ..don ' t step on to step up. ..use humor.. .5 hugs a day. ..take your life in your own hands.. .more u listen, better u hear.. .laugh... Chuck Swafford forces a TSU player out of bounds. Steve Smith of PI Kappa Alpha looks for a receiver durmg mtramurals. The Middle Tennessee State Uni- versity football team opened it ' s 1987 campaign on a high-note with a record setting performance against rival Ten- nessee State University at Vanderbilt Stadium. A crowd of over 30,000 was on hand for the game. The Blue Raiders posted a lopsided 55-19 victory in a game that was built up to be a defensive showcase. How- ever, MTSU took the opening kickoff and marched 64 yards in ten plays to take a 7-0 lead. From that point the Raiders never looked back as they scored on seven of their first eight offensive posses- sions, rolling up a 42-7 half-time edge. MTSU added two second half touchdowns to close out the scoring. Sophomore place-kicker Joe Lisle turned in a gem of a game. Lisle, play-, ing in his first collegiate football game, booted two field goals and added sev- en extra points to the score. Record performances were turned in by split end Robert Alford and Ger- ald Anderson. Alford broke a 22 year old school record for yards received in a game with 168 yards on six re- ceptions. Anderson tied a school record he already held with 1 1 other people by scoring three touchdowns. MTSU also set team records on of- fense. The Raider offense scored more points against TSU than any other opponent in the history of the school. They also rolled up a total of 513 yards. After being left out of the NCAA Division 1-AA poll, the Raiders were ranked fifth in the nation after their season opening victory. The Lady Raiders, giving It all they ' ve got. Chuck Swafford (again!) Intercepts a Stacey Grear pass In the endzone and re- turned It for 19 yards In the TSU game. Should freshmen be allowed to have cars on campus? Yes. They have to get around. They have as much right as anyone e se ... Scott Brice (freshman) Yes. They need to get around ... Kev ' m Perry (freshman) Yes. They need cars like anyone e se ... Edith Johnson (sophmore) Yes. It limits them if they don ' t .. .Gregg Conito (senior) What ' s the difference between contraceptives and Centra-aid? Cheap sex, lose politics ... Jefi To- lenjus One gives you Aids and one prevents it .. .Tara Hall They both have to do with people screwing you over ... Jefi Lashrook One has to do with unwanted pre- gnancy and the other is unwanted com- munism ... Ken Rush CAREER DAY I ' m good at everything, said recent graduate Vincent King, but I ' m also be- ing picky about the job that I get. King along with other MTSU students attended the annual Career Day at Murphy Center. Professionals from many fields were available to answer questions posed by interested students. Nissan and Channel 2 were among many businesses that Right: Mr. Clark of Nissan tells Vincent King, a 1986 graduate, the best way to find a job in today ' sjob market, while sen- ior Denise Bennett and junior Lisa Whitta- ker listen in. Below: Greece Brown of Channel 2 (WKRN) tells Kim Harris about the journal- istic field of broadcasting. DARK THE MOON Dark of the Moon, the first play of the semester, was directed by Phil Martin, a new faculty member. Martin had worlced on a musical adaptation of the play In New Yorit. It Is a story about the ridicule and contempt a witch boy and a mountain giri face when they fail in love. i § n 1 L « ■4v- tt? : THE ;? |%; UNIVERSITY COMMUNITY SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA P 1 - i f, i%S- ii ' :- iSM r II AL?; h AUF 1- r ' WON A I BOOM e . rfjiiiiiii ijttir  t -is I mmmmmtmmmtm lOHKECOJMWI :OOIC ■ OFF A J4L€PCN0 PEPOlf ' tf COKTSCTlg] TO BfNEFIT MTSU fOUNPATION SCHOLAR ml X . ' H l iv-ffr Chili cook-off... jalepenos... hbtl... organizations everywhere... I didn ' t know guys could make chill ... judges, judges, judges... Is there any chili left? Yeah, but we have to wait for the judges to come around... great... that really helps my stomach... blind taste test... Billy ' s chili... Chesney ' s chili... KA chili... everybody ' s chili... Mel and the Party Hats... as hot as the jalepenos... Ned Ray is a judge?... I thought he was a gov- MO (V - ■ripiVNC (mmrr . r fi it  ' ' ' ,:,,l ; P. ' f ' 4 % ' lu 0 -:- « - ■ • ■■ -t o h .1 :4 4 1 k!-ih SPECIAL EVENTS COMMITTEE: The people that bring entertainment like Tina Turner, Bryan Adams, Fleetwood Mac, Eddie Murphy, and Whitney Houston to MTSU. ' ¥ft ' :.j -. SJtfe JS Mr- -• ' •; i:-!d6Ai .J-Airt ■ -._:=«. — J |lll „ IM W V Hi . . j ' -._ 4. ._i--- SJ - U.VA-i : -_ii,l .Vi_-. : i-v ' ? f 1 |L-- jUl zfl T ■ 7 ' I ) MARKETING AND MANAGEMENT: Row one: Judy Faulkner. Marcia Ellenburg. Maria Stanfield. Linda Pence. Caria Barnett. Brian Ragan. Row two: Beth Burgess. Ronnie Carroll. Lisa Birdwell. Anna Curtis. Donna Mason. Row three: Jackie Kneile. Mark Hollinshead. Kenny Moulton. Karen Lyies. Row four: Brad Fox. John Lee. Mary Joe Hooker. Rita Allen. Tricia Daugherty. Row five: Bruce Jones. Jeff Thornton. LaRue Fielding. Row six: Thomas Gad. Sandy Searcy. Victor Vale. Steve Hill. Byron Gable. Eric Sallenger. Row seven: Jeff Norton. Fred Kittrell. Bill Parrish. Michael Michaud. ' r Km m H., ' V 5«%! INDIA ASSOCIATION: First row: Sunil Patel. Mike Patel. Pradeed Patel. Katen Patel. Second row: Villas Patel. Minesh Patel. Sureka Patel. Jayesh Patel Shailesh Patel. Third row: Jay Patel Mukesh Patel. Bipin Patel . Bharat Patel. TINA TURNER The legendary legs... big hair... strut... are you ready for me?!... What you get is what you see ... she breaks every rule ... is that her real hair??... in- tense... Private Dancer ... sultry... captivating... what a crowd... What s love got to do with if... how old is she anyway?... wish I had her legs... We don ' t need another hero ... good lord, how many costumes does the woman have?... as old as my mom but looks more like my age... wild... wish I had those legs... . ll ■ 1 1 -,:..;.- V  gK J- ' k- • Hunt ni One event of MTSU ' s 1987 Home- coming Week was the Scavenger Hunt. Organizations liad to find as many items from a certain iist within a two hour time period. Some of the wiider items on the iist were a picture of the group with a cow, a raiiroad tie, an animal sicuii, and a ' 57 Chevy. The competitors went to great extremes to get as many items as they couid in the two hour iimit. One group actuaiiy performed head surgery on a dead frog to get its sicuii. .• M Left and below right: Denny Dent and his two-fisted Art At- taclc-the only real rock-n-roil painter in the world. Using music, dance, and paint, he created mastc rpieces ofElvis, John Lennon, and Jimi Hendrix. Below: Bounce the Clown and Ooo La 1. entertained a crowd with tricks and zany humor dur- ing Homecoming festivities. •f-r ' i fif - ' iis%Mi „ : 3JB «, d- The 1987 Homecoming Court- left to right: Leslie Prude, Stefanie Sorrell, Mar- garet Tear, 1986 Homecoming Queen Faleatha Eanes, Juanita Haynes, Suzie Ballard. On October 31, Stephanie Sorrell was chosen as MTSU ' s Homecoming Queen (or 1987. SIGMA CLUB The Sigma Club, a male honor society exclusive to MTSU, is the oldest organization on campus, having been founded in 1925. Although the primary function of the club is to recognize academic excellence among MTSU men, the Sigma Club also sponsors debates among the ASB presidential candidates and hosts the Quiz Bowl, which was televised on Channel 22 for the first time this year. Row one: Kevin Drake, Kevin Wood, Steve Kuhns, Marshall Valent, Bill Steber. flow two: Kyle Whitaker, Vince King, Dan Willis, Tod Trulove, Roger Richardson, Ralph Swin- dler, Will Higgins. Mart Watt, Brian Brown, Mark Spraker, Mike Bogard, Dwayne Seiber, Kevin Wolfe, Robert Peterson, David Hefner, Jeff Rutledge. Row three: Bill Welchance, John Hawkins, Joey Peay, Kevin Sass, Perry Neal. Blue Brigade Left side: David Harrington, Robin Ray, Julian Gomez, Cpt. David Ogg, Cmd. David Davidson. Right side: Tom Hunt, Mark Green, Patrick Crabtree, M Sgt. Ray Bohrer. Films Committee f r m J Front to back: Tim Nave, David Shipley-Pres., Kim Locke-V. Pres., Dwayne Copley, Renee Deason, Steve Nichols, Thomas Pare, Pradeep Patel, Mike Lyons, Lana Williams, Brian Williams, Melissa Mills. HI 5B, CT H g H i 1 H MB nB B ■T kC HH dy In P Ei flr W 9H Bk  H I Will Follow The U2 experience actually began over a week before the ap- pearance of the Irish band. De- i oted fans began camping outside the Murphy Center box office, even though the concert was just a rumor The night before tickets were sold, over 300 fans endured the coldest night of the season to date Wrapped in blankets, sleep- ing bags, and anything else that provided warmth, fans determined to get seats shared a common bond in their desire to see one of the biggest headliners of the year. l.■ ' % ' w: The Bodeans. a five man band from Wisconsin, began the night with their own brand of 80 s rock. The fast paced song 69 Blues ' was the highlight of their set. When the Bodeans finished they were greeted with a standing ovation from the excited crowd During intermission, the crowd responded with cheers to pre- show music consisting of the Bea- tle s Twist and Shout and •All You Need Is Love. The audience united in song and the mood was set for the appearance of U2. This was an unusual response to re- corded music used during stage set up. and was one that only a band like U2 could inspire The crowd came to their feet as U2 took the stage. The band im- mediately began their performance with Where the Streets Have No Name followed by their older hit I Will Follow. U2 played their songs with such intensity that it seemed .is if Bono was singing to each tnn if tho nudiciico porson- -Sympatny With the UgviI Just ally when the crowd began to sing with Bono teased the crowd is he sang him he changed the song. How- a mixture of famous lines from hits ever when he sang Sunday such is Ruby Tuesday and Bloody Simday pveryone in (l«i 1 v:: f Murpy Center sang creating a ' ing of unity only a crowd of such ' devotion could supply U2 kept the feeling going with New Years Day and P iGl]B(ln The Name Of Love), which ended the set Immediately, lighters flicked on and hands began to clap U2 re- turned for a five song encore in eluding Bullet The Blue Sky But the biggest surprise was the guest appearance of Wynonna Judd. who sang an old Curtis Mayfield song •People Get Ready as Bono whis- pered the lyrics to her The last song of the encore was 40. While the members of the band left the stage one by one. all 12.000 fans continued to sing the chorus How long, how long must we sina this : 1 • ' ■■ y . ' song. There were many different feel- ings as the mixture of people left the concert. Some said it was the concert event of the year and maybe the best for years to come. Others said it was the closest one could ever get to a true religious experience. Many left the concert ■somewhat slightly dazed... M 1 i - ' -Vi ' 1 HL i •W- ' a -f s YAMAHA V X . ; . WMOT Jazz enthusiasts in the middle Tennessee area are very familiar with MTSU. At 89 on the FM dial, MTSU ' s own radio station, WMOT, daily broadcasts the best in jazz. In many respects WMOT operates like any other radio station. They have a set format, up-to-date news, and all the necessary office personnel as well as DJ ' s. But WMOT is unique in that its DJ ' s are broadcast students gaining valuable experience in their field. The station is supported by funds gained through donations and listener fund-drives. This allows more airtime for music and information instead of commercials. Unlike commercial stations, WMOT DJ ' s select music from listener requests and their own jazz tastes with no inter- ference from structured playlists. One such DJ, senior Ken Carrington, is perhaps one of the most dynamic student DJ ' s. Having worked as an amateur comedian, Carrington hopes to use his tal- ents and experience for a career in broadcast audio. A long-time jazz connoisseur, Carrington tries to bring a laid-back atmosphere to his show. He started out as a late-night DJ, but has since been promoted to the morning shift. After being asked whether he preferred a late or early shift, Carrington responded with I can get in the mood anytime. He later added that after graduation he would prefer to work a late-night shift in a small renegade station so that he could really be himself. Opposite page and below: Ken Carhngton at work. Left: Randy O ' Brian-News Director Right: Large wNte potes attached to a dancer ' s costume create swirls of light and movement. Below: Guest peilomance artist Leslie Neal opened the show with dance, monologue, ac- companying video screens and a metronome. MIND ' S EYE At the end of November, the Fine Arts Committee presented one of its most ambitious and provocative shows of the year. This collage of per- formance art entitled Mind ' s Eye- was billed as an evening of fourth dimensional multi-media pertor- mences and proved to be exactly that. The evening contained a hodge podge of dance, music, and monologue with the frequent use of video scre ens. Left: Dancer Lee Ann Allen holds aloft a re- mnant of a past age in ttiis futuristic dame segment. Below: An important part of the show was the reaction of light to the dancers ' black cos- tumes. In this final sequence, projected t)ands of light outline the dancers ' forms while leaving faint traces of the black background. ..-V Whitney Houston Anxious fans, from all walks of life, gathered in Murphy Center an- ticipating a great concert— they wer- en ' t disappointed. The crowd cheered as Whitney Houston took the stage and belted out material from her two albums Whitney and Whitney Houston. In her opening act, Jonathan But- ler, a rising young jazz singer, sparked the audience ' s enthusiasm with his talented guitar playing and jazzy beat. Concert-goers respond- ed to Butler ' s music by clapping and dancing in the aisles. Whitney highlighted her concert by singing some of her slower melo- dies such as Saving All My Love For You, I Know Him So Well, and For The Love of You. After her last song, Whitney left the stage while her fans cheered for more. She came back for one encore, and sang her Grammy award winning song Greatest Love of All. 7. y. s: JK : y . ! . V ' 7 s v - ii .v ,NV N MTSU Dance Club The MTSU Performing Arts Club, commonly re- ferred to as the Dance Club, performs one show a semester for the MTSU and Murfreesboro com- munities. Students and non-students choreograph and perform all the dances in the show. Occasion- ally, music is composed for the dances by local musicians. The club is also involved with university activities and has a scholarship fund provided by proceeds from the shows. Above right: Two dancers in silhouette. Left: Lee Anne Allen and Amy Drum goof off during rehearsal. SIDELINES When a newspaper is picked up and read by someone they usually concentrate on what they ' re reading — not how it got on the page. What appears in that newspaper is put there by people. There are writers who write, photographers who take pic- tures, layout personnel who decide what goes where, editors who decide what you read, production managers who get the paper out on time and an ad staff that sells advertising space to pay expenses. All of these factors are involved in what you read every Tuesday and Friday when Sidelines comes out. The students who work for Sidelines are just that — students. They have full class loads and some- times other jobs. They work for the paper for experience in journalism, graphics or photography. Some people even work there for the fun of it. The Sidelines office is a hectic place — editors yelling, photo- graphers moaning — and everyone always seems to watching the clock. This is all done so that you can read the latest news, sports stories and movie reviews. Maybe you should think about that the next time you pick up a copy of Sidelines. Summer Staff: Annette Ricou, Kelly An- derson, Mona Vinson, Deidre Davis, Michelle Galloway. Fail Staff: Couch: Kelly Anderson, Brian Conley, Crystal Nelms, Howard Ross. Standing: Kim Harris, Robert McConnell, Chuck Morris, Tim Ben- nett, Tracy Price, John Holmes, Tony McCon- nell, Michelle Brauner, Chris Bell. White Berets Flying Raiders 1: W-i n Block Bridle Club DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION TRI-BETA Kneeling: Kim Morrow-ASB Rep., Angela Mondoni-Pres., Janet Connell-Sec, Janet Jobe-V. Pres., Amy Mcllveen-Hist. Second row: Dr. C Wymer Wiser, Melissa Tucker, Peyton Womacl , Becky Jones, Dyuna Alexander, Greg Garrison, Shahin Rashid, Edwina Chilton, Billy Harris, Kevin Wood, Dr. J. Gerald Parchment, Samira Hassankiadeh, Rachel Fisher, Dr. John A. Patten, Lydia Enzor. Third row: Aaron Payne, Eric Lockert, Tim Harbison, Mark Wood, Bruce Gilliland, Penny Johnson, Nancy Simms, Doug Mullendore, Mike Bogard, Tim Morris, Mike Lyons, Vanessa Small. Anachronism BLUE RAIDER BASKETBALL .T.vk : College life. These two little words stir many images in stu-, dents ' minds. To some, it means a; seemingiyinfinite money problem, (in other words, there ' s not] enough), studying, and an occas- sional fight with one s roommate., But between all this, students do; find time to relieve tension. Good! food, fast music, fine spirits, and! close friends are all part of the fun. Murfreesboro offers a variety ofi ■nightlife ' spots and happenings.; If you enjoy dancing and music, you can choose from live perfor- mances of local and travelling musicians or d.j. ' s. Granted, most of the night action in Murfreesboro is for those who are 21 or older, but there are a few restuarant bars or dry bars that offer the night club atomsphere for those under the drinking age. Ae- ., c vv. - ° ' i DR. K ' s MC 151 m f I Dr. Edward Kimbrells Mass Comm 151 is definitely a class that needs to be experienced. Dr. Kim- brell is the sometimes funny, sometimes serious professor that teaches students about the de- velopments of mediums and their contributions to the world. What makes the class so interesting is that he takes a different approach to teaching it. He uses a negative cast to help students see the reality of the media business and society. Dr. Kimbrell is a graduate of Northwestern University, where he received his B.S. and master s de- grees in Broadcasting. He also re- ceived a Ph.d in International Com- munications from the University of Missouri. He enjoys teaching the class. and tries to make the learning pro- cess more enjoyable for students. He says, however, -that students must be willing to put out the time and energy to learn from the class. If you have had it. you know what he ' s talking about! MTSU ' s 7 fan  %-. jFLOVD 8TA0UM F i|| F tAIDERS paHHi ,.,...... .,,_,.,..,,,.,.- . ' 5 M ii He is MTSUs biggest fan, but he ' s not generally interested in the sporting events, cultural or social activities that the average fan ap- preciates and raves over. He ' s de- dicated and interested in those who participate in and make those events happen. ..the students. His name is Sam Ingram. Dr. Ingram has given a personal touch to the Office of the President. At all times he is accessible to any student, any faculty member and will even tell you to stop by if you are in the neighborhood. His ad- ministration maintains an open door policy. t ASKETBAU College: A foundation of life t;- i . .1 Whether we like it or not, though most of the time we don ' t think about it, we are all part of a community. Our families, our friends, the people we go to school with, work with, drink with, live with, vote with; they all make up the communities we op- erate within. Some people like to brag about how they ' ve learned to be self-reliant, or that ' 1hey don ' t need anyone else. That ' s gar- bage. We need other people. And learning to live with them, learning to form a community, is crucial. College can be an important part of that process in a mul- titude of ways. We share classrooms, dorms (sorry, residence halls), the Grill, a bench, a football field, a six-pack of Shaffer, sidewalks, television sets and copies of the Midlander with people. These people may not look like us, act like us, or even own the same skateboard as us, but we have to learn to accept their differences if we are to make the most of our college experience. The amazing thing about college is the number of different communities that manage to exist within the boundaries, both physical and theoretical, of Middle Tennessee State Univer- sity. Some of these communities are dependent on each other (fraternities and sororities, booster clubs and athletic teams). Some are opposed to their counterparts (the Young Democrats and the Young Republicans) but most just exist.. .setting up their own version of reality. As university students (or as the university staff) we have the opportunity to experience many of these communities whether they are clubs, frats, discussion groups or a bunch of drunk guys hooting down Tammy Faye Bakker on Nightline at some bar. The time spent here can be used to obtain not only a textbook education, but an education in (yep, pretentious point ahead) life (warned you). Classes are only part of a university education. Obvious, and I seem to keep saying that, but true. But the extra-cirricu- lar lives of most college students don ' t have advisors. We can only trust ourselves to get the most out of this community. And we can only trust ourselves to use what we have learned. When (maybe would be a better word) you read this, years after you ' ve left MTSU, remember some of the things you saw and felt for the first time when you were here. Burrow into your past and remember the good and the bad. Continue to call on these memories long after you ' ve forgotten the reasons for Shay ' s rebellion. Keep trying to build a better community with what you ' ve learned and keep your college education alive. Chris Bell 53 ' u W ' l«-v • ' The Year In Review The world is quite complicated at times. There are threats of war, social and political upheavals, and health related disasters. On the flip side of the serious implications of living in a fast-paced, mobile society there are laughter, friends, and the basic needs that bind us together through the very things that bring triumph and disaster. This is our year in review at Middle Tennessee State University. Someday we ' ll look back and see how far we ' ve come and realize our potential for so much more. Todd Library receives 500,000th volume... gay minister speaks to psyctiosexual adjustment class.. .El Salvador- flashback: Viet- nam. ..NAACP marches in memoriam of Dr.King...mass casualty plan in the works at MTSU... Bryan Adams is Into the Fire at Murphy Center.. .Raiders sweep Austin Peay in Spring practice... a position for academic adviser for athletic department is approved. ..Russian TV shows shown at the KUC Theater... teenager shot while playing lazer tag in California... racial conflicts arise in Forsyth, Ga.... Rugby Club places t hird in Banshee Classic Tournament in Bowling Green, Ky.... B.F.Goodrich sponsors MTSU spring Blue-White football game. ..Dr. William Beasley, respected member of the English department dies after a sixty year relationship with MTSU. ..Student falls ill after consuming gatorade... Nashville may have own zoo by 1990. ..Mayor Andrew Young speaks about the role of education in civil rights movement.. .Spanky ' s nightclub provokes several city ordinances to prohibit strippers from entertaining in Murfreesborc.AIDS conference discusses diease... Holly Lentz is sworn in as ASB president.. Baseball team wins division for second year.. .Nashville reports AIDS cases.. .girl turns up in male dorm after rhissing ' for a week.. .new Blue Raider Book and Supply, Inc. rival to Philips Bookstore... Ku Klux Kian marches on town square... Kim Webb, women ' s basketball star, has her jersey retired-a first ever for a female athlete at MTSU. ..Sarah Cannon ' Minnie Pearl ' speaks at the 1987 summer commencement ceremonies. ..Is Oliver Nort h the ideal American?... Marilyn Monroe remembered 25 years later.. TN joins the U.S Department of Education in honoring teachers with the Christa McAuliffe Fellowship. ..Mass Comm-accreditation in the works. ..WMOT wins news competition awards... Uncle Dave Macon Days. ..Tommy Smith named the new men ' s cross-country coach. ..John Stanford named the new athletic director. ..Third Chair of Excellence established at MTSU-the Adams Chair of Excellence in Health Care Services. ..livestock pavillion expanded, Kimbrell appointed to the Emmy Board. ..Al Gore,Jr. announces candidacy for presidency.. .Alumni Gym inserts Wellness and Fitness Pro- gram.. .Dean Hayes dismissed as Track coach.. .Donald Parente assigned to improve attendance at athletic events. ..water shortage affects Murfreesboro community.. .TN wants Superconducting Super Collider.. .Lord Chancellor Hailsham speaks at MTSU. ..Founder ' s Day becomes an annual event. .ASB revives suggestion boxes on campus. ..MTSU Basketball appears on ESPN. ..MTSU Observatory opens. ..Nursing BA now offered to students. ..ASB approves changes for Old Blue. ..parking shortage continues despite new parking lot on campus.. .university develops AIDS policy.. .Gov. McWherter holds reception for TN state employees at MTSU. ..Aerospace Flying Team enters Safecon Competition... Bork is nominated to Supreme Court and denied position. ..Career Day.. .Rutherford Co. Election Commission called for a referendum on pari-mutel gambling-voted out of Middle TN... Stock Market crashes-largest drop in modern era.. .Frank Lee, chairperson for Criminal Justice, is reappointed by McWherter to the Committee of TN Correctional Institution Board of Control. ..[ evelopmental Studies hires teachers, drops class sizes, Former MTSU student Chip Lafferty works the Pope ' s last stop in U.S.... Sidelines has open house for the campus community.. .Golf Team finished three out of 14 at the University of North Alabama Match. ..Todd Library to be computerized in near future. ..Annual Family Day. ..Grand Slam Auction and Fish Fry is hosted in new $3.1 million Agriculture Pavilion... Family Day.. .parents in married student housing petition for for childern ' s I.D. ' s... Could you be a grill monger?... Eddie Murphy is RAW. ..Raiders blast Peay in home opener... unsatisfactory plumbing upsets campus residents... Residence Hall Week.. .Admissions makes ACT video. ..Student Donna Bilbrey is selected to compete in the Miss Tennessee U.S.A. pageant. ..Tina Turner breaks every rule in Murphy Center. ..Dark of the Moon is performed by students in Tucker Theater. ..MTSU football to appear on ESPN if NFL strike continues. ..Alcohol Awareness Week.. .Quarterback Marvin Collier shatters record in 38-7 victory against Missip- pippi Valley State U-breaks 20 year old record. . . Freshman Todd Suttles sets national record at Second Annual Festival of Strength. . . Mid- lander sponsors Halloween Bash at the ' Boro... Professor Stephen Lewis is named Educator of the Year. ..Weight Program forges ahead... TN Tech hands MTSU Volleyball second league loss.. .Symposium held on Fairness Doctrine. ..Fire Prevention Week... Channel 28 becomes member of national college TV network. ..A Halloween Homecoming. ..five day treasure hunt solved in 30 minutes. . . Budweiser Cyldesdales at MTSU. ..Great Balls of Fire-McWherter helps judge chili. ..Campus Rec sponsors homecoming 5K and one mile Raider Run. . . Fight Song Competition at KUC. . . The Big Picture. . . KA wins activity day. . . Stephanie Sorrell crowned Homecoming Queen. . . Kimbrell wins second Emmy. ..Gov. McWherter in support for proposed Mass Comm building. ..Tina Turner look-alike contest held. ..Scavenger Hunt.. .Blue Raiders lead OVC at Mid-point. .Arkady Shevenko offers view of Kremlin at LRC lecture. ..debate team places third in finals.. .Dean Cantrell slams Sidelines in public. ..Highest OVC finish in school history-Cross-Country team places third. ..Ted White installed as the new Campus Organizations and Minority Affairs director... Alumni Center renovated. ..Fleetwood Mac brings its long awaited tour to MTSU. ..Lady Raiders sweep Tenn. Tech.. .MTSU travels to Moorehead...tied for first in OVC... 7 a.m. classes planned for 1988 Fall Semester.. .THEC recommends $13.4 million for Mass Comm building. ..$1.5 million budget increase possible because of enrollment increase at MTSU... Is chivalry dead?. ..Lady Raiders halt Murray comeback. ..RIM opens new digital recording studio ..Harvey stolen again in violent attack.. .Flying Raiders awarded second place at aeropace competition in Alabama... residence halls will have cable available.. .Nancy Philips, theater student, grabs role on major soap and heads for the Big Apple... Raiders slip past Tech 17-13. ..apathy is in the headlines.. .Panhellenic Council sponsors a party for underpriviledged childern...U2 highlights Middle Tenn. with their world tour... Honor society. Phi Kappa Phi, chartered on campus.. .Clement wins nomination for Congress over Brede- sen... Murfreesboro band. Eleven 59, breaks into college top forty charts... Kevin Adamson, ' 8t Computer Science Deneane Adcock, ' 88 Elementary Education Fuad Al-Obaidan, ' 87 Math Comp. Science Patti Aired, 88 Accounting Rita Jo Arnold, ' 88 Elementary Education Sheila Arterbury, ' 88 Elementary Education Michael R. Ballard, Public Relations Djuna Alexander. Biology Roy Alexander, Jr., ' 8( Industrial Technology Peggy Elaine Allen, ' 88 Early Childhood Ed. D. Anderson, ' 88 Fashion Merchandisii Delaina Andrew Interior Design Vandana Annam, Accounting Karen E. Bailey, Social Work Kimberly Baldwin, ' 88 Elementary Education Michael Barrs, ' 88 Recording Industry Ondrea Bass, ' 8f Criminal Justice Paquinta Bass, ' 88 Finance Sonya Marie Bate Accounting Shannon Bell Social Work Turanda Benton, English Nancy W. Ber Management Robin F. Blackman, ' ( Information Systems Kenneth Blizzard, Aerospace Francine Boisvert, Psychology Kristy Bolln, Accounting Brenda Bolig, ' 88 Physical Education James O. Bond, J. Aerospace Katina Boss, ' 88 Public Relations Darryl E. Bouldin, Public Relations Mark Boyce, Graphics Industrial Mgmt. Pat Boyd, 88 Aerospace Kyle Breed, ' 88 Aerospace Gary Bozeman, ' Commercial Art Sheila Bradley, Aerospace Robin Brashears, ' 88 Elizabeth C. Brown, ' Computer Information Gertrude A. Brown, Business Admin. Karen Brown, ' 88 Fashion Merchandising Shelbie G. Brown, Marketing Kelly Bryant, ' 88 English Vickie Ann Bryant, Political Science stina Bullion, ' 88 Iffice Management David Burgess, Business Mgmt. Kim Burkhalter, ' 88 Elementary Educati( Sylvia Burton, English Melinda Campbell, Home Economics Kathleen Carey, Business Admin. Bethany Ann Carr, ' 88 Elementary Education Stephanie Cas Management Kim Casterline, ' 88 Aviation, Ad Mgmt. Patricia Cavitt, English Daniel Chan, ' 88 Computer Science Rhonda Chessor Sociology Edwina J. Chilton, Chemistry Kimberly Christian, Accounting Bruno Clark, ' 88 Vicl i Lynn Clark, ' f Physical Education Mary Ann Cocke, ' 88 Elementary Education Charles M. Collins, Computer Science Kristen Collins, Accounting Lynita Collins, ' 88 Elementary Education Lee Allan Colyar, ' ( Chemistry Biology Kelly Connell, Nursing Kimberly Cooksey, ' 88 Psychology .i i Melinda Cornett, Finance Stacy Creighton, Tracy Daniel, ' 88 Interior Design Kimberly A. Davis, ' 88 General Science Margaret E. Dill, Theatre Angela L. Cox, ' S Public Relations Jennifer Crews, BH Elementary Education Kathy Crowson, ' 88 Early Childhood Ed. Anna C. Curtis, Finance Farhad Davachi, Management Betty Davenport, ' 88 Elementary Education David S. Davidson, Political Science Linda D. Davis, Mass Comm Scarlet Lee Davis. ' 88 Computer Science David Dean, ' 88 Therapeutic Rec. Anita C. Dixon, Accounting Aneta Dodd, ' 88 Home Economics Gina Dodd, ' 88 Elementary Education Jacqueline D. Dale, Aerospace Karen Lester Davis, Computer Science Anne Delay, ' 88 Animal Science William Donovan Aerospace Terry E. Dorris, Aerospace Cheryl Dotson, ' 88 Fashion Merchandising Jim Dotson, Health Diana Dougherty, Economics Angela Dozier, Social Work Elizabeth DuBois, Psychology Lamonica Duke, ' 88 Business Admin. Deal Lee Dukes, Jr Psychology Mark Duncan, ' 88 Computer Science Melissa Duncan, ' I Home Economics Audrey Dunn, ' 88 Accounting Feleatha Eanes, ' £ Business Finance Melissa Early, ' 88 Advertising Kimberly L. Eck, Accounting Kim Edwards, Math Darryl Miles EIrod, Aerospace Michael Emery, ' 88 Robin Evans, Mass Comm Tena K. Everett, ' 8 Business Finance Timothy E. Fariss, ' 88 Elementary Education Candi Farmer, ' 88 Office Management Mark Scott Fearing, Public Relations Tammy M. Fesler, Finance Sonya Fields, ' 88 Marketing Myra L. Fisher, Marketing Lori Flanigan, 88 Elementary Education Nancy Fletcher, ' 88 Public Relations Inez Forman, ' 88 Fashion Merchandising Lettie Foster Accounting Anita Olivier. Social Work Connie Francis. ' BE Special Education Angelia L. Franklii Prelaw Tania M. Frazier. Mass Comm Leslie Freitag, Dietetics John Fricke. RIM Tammy Fulks. ' 88 Office- Management Margaret Gamble. Health Education I. Lynn Gann, RIM Andrew Gannon. ' 88 Agricultural Business Garry D. Gannon, ' 88 Agricultural Business Jose A. Garay, ' Industrial Mgmt. Pamela J. Garrigus, ' ( Elementary Education Kathy Gattis, ' 88 Radio TV Daniel Gilbreath, ' 88 Aerospace Denis Girmes, ' 8 Animal Science Byron Goble, ' 88 Susan E. Gojsza, Accounting Brenda Goode, ' 88 Criminal Justice Kimberly Goolsby, Math Claudia Gordon, Social Work Gretctien Greer, ' 88 Early Childtiood Ed. Tommy Gregory, ' 8 Ptiysical Education James Todd Gross, Animal Science Donna Gunter English Tirey Guthrie, Psychology Kimberly Hale, Bettina Hall, ' 88 Mass Comm Mary Carolyn Hall, ' Physical Education Sherry Hallmark, ' 88 Criminal Justice Victoria Halme, ' 88 Recording Industry Jackie Handley, Interior Design Jennifer Hardy, ' 88 Early Childhood Ed. Alecia G. Harris, ' 88 M Comm Photography Julie F. Harris, ' 88 Business Admin. Carol Harvil, ' 88 Broadcast Mgml, Rick Haynes, Aerospace Yolanda Hemphill, Business Admin. Eric Henderson, Psychology Robert Hendren, ' 88 Computer Information Russell Hendricks. Marketing Lisa Henegar. Mathematics Randall Henshav Business Admin. Jeffery Herman, Psychology Larry Herz, Aerospace ry Taylor Hills. ' 88 Elementary Education Bambi L Hobbs, Special Educatio Donald J. Hofstr Aerospace Mike Honeycutt, Radio TV Michael Hopkins, Pamela Horn, Advertising Riki Howard, ' 88 Pre-Med Biology Susan A. Howie Geography Amy Hughes, ' 88 Accounting Donna A. Hughes Broadcasting Dwayne Hummel, Aerospace Carolyn Humphr Social Work Mary BeMe Hunter Dietetics Dawn L. Husche Accounting Joyce lies, ' 88 Foods Nutrition Kathi Diana Inglis, Andrea R. Irwin, ' 8 Business Finance Michael Jameson, ' E CSI Mathematics Barry L. Johns, ' Business Admin. JH Audrey Johnson, Marketing Beverly Johnson, Accounting Julie Johnson, Accounting Stephanie Johnson, Biology Tamara Johnson, Marketing adiey A. Jones, Daryl Jones, Aerospace Jay Randall Jones, Public Relations Kim Jones, Marketing Susan K. Kamats, Psychology Cynthia Anne Kear, ' i Fashion Merchandisii Paul Kellar, ' 88 Social Science Kim Kelley, ' 88 Patty Kelley, ' 88 Advertising Tow ry Kelly, ' 88 Recording Industry Linda L. Kern, Aerospace Laura King, Accounting Roy Kirchberg, III. Finance Barbara Hel Psychology Jackie Kneile, Finance Caria Knight, Accounting Jay Kreson, Radio TV Clay Kyzer, ' 88 Sandy Lamberth, ' 88 Office Management Bobbie Jernigan. ' 88 Home Economics Cindi Jernigan, ' 88 Consumer Service Jay P. Lawrence, ' £ Recording Industry Mary Beth Lea, Animal Science Deborah Leach, ' Social Work Psyc Elizabeth Ledyard. Political Science Lori Jobe. ' ( Accounting Holly Lynn Lentz, ' 88 Commercial Mark A. Lester, Marketing Chuck Liner, Home Econon Office Management Kimberly Locke Graphics Timothy Logan, Marketing Leah K. Lowe. Interior Design Dana Luckett, ' 88 Accounting Caron Luttrell, ' I Public Relations Sabrina Lutz, ' £ Interior Design Karen S. Lyies. Finance Renee Lynch, Mass Comm Danny Lynn, Aerospace Mike Lyons, ' 88 Science Laura L. Lytle, ' ( Animal Science Ronald Malone, ' 88 Political Science Wade Malone, Business Helen Mann, ' ( Pre-Medicine Scott R. Mann, Accounting Anne Maples, ' 88 Geo St Ptiy Remote S. Kimberly Marstiall, Computer Science Jackie H. Martin, History Lauren Martin, ' 88 Commercial Art Collette Mason, ' 88 Radio Television Scott Mason, ' 88 Business Admin. Catherine Mayberry, Marketing Michael McCoy, ' 88 Industrial Technology Scott McCurley, ' 88 Elementary Educatic Paula O. McDonald, Criminal Justice Leanne Mclntire, Horse Science Trudy M. McKelvey, Political Science Susan McMortry, ' 88 Industrial Psychology Rebecca McPeak, Biology Gwynn Weeks, ' 88 Business Finance Curtis Miller, ' 88 Geo-Science Jared Melson, ' 88 Business Admin. K. Meriwether, ' 88 Office Management James Merritt, Aerospace Michelle B. Miller Business Admin. Connie Mitchell. ' 88 Bryson Michelle Finance Insuranc Elizabeth Mitch( Steven W. Naff, ' 88 Aerospace Terri Lynn Nee Marketing Donna Nellums, ' . Public Relations Vicky Nicholas, Spanish Cameron Nicholson, Accounting Joyce C. Norton, Recreation Kari Norton, Science Pamela D. Norton, Business Admin. Pamela D. Norton Psychology Belinda Oakley, ' 88 Physical Education Leslie Oldham, Psychology Michael Olin, ' 88 Graphic Comm. Kelly Lynn Oliver Criminal Justice Teresa Otto, ' 88 Public Relations Rebecca Paine, Speech Hearing Trent Palmer. Geography Soon Yi Park, ' i Interior Design Kelley Parker Psychology Leslie T. Parks Sociology Jeffery B. Parsley, Biology William Parsley, III. Hamlata Patel, Manoj Patel, ' 88 Computer Science Joseph A. Peay, Accounting Suzette Phillips, Accounting Michele Pylant. ' 88 Home Economics S. Patel, ' 88 Aerospace Mala Patte Education Daria Payne, ' 88 Speech Hearing Lisa Pendergrass, Animal Science Douglas Perry. ' Ind Computer Te Jan Perry, English Pete Pike, ' Aerospace Allen M. Pilgri Aerospace Gretchen Pitts, Mass Comm Amy Jo Quinn, Management Jason Radcliff, ' 88 Physical Education Patrick B. Ragan, Business Finance % ■, Greg Payne, ' 81 Music Industry Mark Phillips, ' 88 Marketing Kendell Porterfield, Mather Meredith Rather, ' 8( Early Childhood Ed. Kellye M Reed, ' 88 Elementary Education Ginna Rittenberry, Accounting Martha M. Reed, Psychology Tracey J. Roark, ' 88 Elementary Education Pamela Reynolds, ' 88 Historic Preservation Tammy Reynolds, ' 8J Comp. Info Systems P. Robbins, ' 88 General Science Angela Robinson, Social Work Connie Rhoton, ' 88 Early Childhood Ed. Kathryn Robinson ' 88 Fashion Merchandising Krislyn Robinson ' 88 Elementary Education Samantha Robinson Mass Comm Angela D. Rogers ' 88 Public Relations Shelia Rollins ' 88 Annette Rosado ' 88 Aerospace Deborah Rose Advertising Janet Ross ' 88 Physical Education Deborah Lynn Roth Early Childhood Ed. Deanne Rousey ' 8f Special Education Jeffrey Rucker ' 88 Comp. Info. Systems Philip W. Rutledge Aerospace Judi K. Ryan ' 88 Elementary Education Thor Paul Sadler Political Science Gloria K. Sanders 88 Business Admin. Cynthia Sandlin ' 88 Accounting Kimberly Sandlin Criminal Justice Dwayne K. Seiber ' Computer Science Maria Senior Business Adn Valerie C. Sile Mathematics Tracy Skelton ' 88 lentary Education Mary M. Sloan Business Adm Pacer L. Smith ' 88 Fashion Merchandising Sherry E. Smith Psychology William J. Saupe ' 88 Aerospace Bobbie T. Schofield ' 8 Computer Information Karen Schouten ' 88 Dietetics Allyson Sharp ' 88 Public Relations Winona A. Shields ' £ Office Management David S. Shipley ' 88 Economics Ginger R. Simpson Social Work Robin Sissom ' 88 Elementary Education Philip Smartt 88 Aerospace B. Kent Smith Psychology Teresa Smith Psychology Valerie D. Sitz ' 88 Office Management Michael Smith ' 88 Physical Education Kim Smotherman ' 88 Speech Hearing Tracy Sneed, Social Work Judy Spears, ' 88 Finance A. Steffenhagen, Public Relations Stephanie Stockton. Business Finance Ctiip Sullivan, ' 88 Ptiysical Education Marion A. Southall, Business Admin. Kattileen Spann, Computer Scienc Mary Sparkman, Management Mark C. Spraker, ' 88 Physics Mathematics Melissa R. Stevens Business Admin Jayne Marie Stone, Early Childhood Ed. Marie K. Stanfield, Finance S. Stansberry, ' 88 Business Finance Ann Stevenson, ' Business Admin. Jeffrey Stevenson, Mathematics Linda Stover, ' i PR Mass Comn S. Stubbletield, General Scienci Ralph Swindler, ' 88 International Relations Rae Ayn Syke Psychology Paula B. Tabor, Marketing Valissa Sparkman, Social Work Kay Skipper, English Kim Stewart, ' 88 Medical Technology Deborah Suddath, Social Work Kimberly Tappan, Accounting Deena Thomas, ' 88 Marketing David Tipton, ' 88 Recording Industry Deborah Tucker, 88 Elementary Education Christopher Taylor, Accounting Tammy Thomas, ' 88 Recording Industry Kellie V. Tipton, ' 88 Commercial Art Cindy Tennessen, Social Work Thomas Tenpenny, Management Andrea Thompson, Business Admin. Larry Thompson, Advertising Susan Todd, ' 88 Psychology Mary Tnbble, Social Work Michael H. Turner, Mass Comm R. Underwood, ' 88 Cofnputer Science Keith Vandecastle, ' 88 Laura Vanhooser Edward Vann, Jr., Music Frank Villaverde, Aerospace Dana J. Thomas, ' 88 Accounting Chuck Thurmond, ' 88 Broadcast Journalism Eric Truxton, ' 88 Recording Industry Sharon Valdes, ' 88 Fashion Merchandising Josephine Wade, ' 88 Elementary Education Lisa Wainwright, Biology Angela D. Wassom, Business Admin. Bill Welchance, ' 88 Accounting Ronald Whitman, ' 8 Computer Science Kevin M. Wolf. ' 88 Recording Industry Suzy Walker, Mass Comm Tracye Ward, Accounting Patrick Warner. ' 88 Mass Comm Paula Watts Chemistry Penny Webb, Advertising Angela D. We Health Ronald A. Wenisch, Biology Melissa E. White, Biology Tonnya A. White, iiiilA Andrew Wiki, ' 88 Accounting Thurman Williams, Early Childhood Ed. Susan Maria Wolf, Computer Science Greg Womack, ' 88 Office Management Peyton Womack, Tracey Warner, Business Admin Pamela Kay Welch, Early Childhood Ed. Jeffery Whiteaker, Accounting Kimmy D. Wix. ' 88 Mass Comm Lee Wonyoung, ' 88 Aerospace Cynthia Wood ard, 88 Home Econom cs T 1 1 1 L 1 i Pamela Woodford, ' i Early Childhood Ed. Lisa Aaron, ' 89 Business Mgmt. Lisa Aaron, ' 89 Psychology Terri Aaron, ' 89 Advertising Tongia Aaron, ' 89 Public Relations Patti Abernathy, ' 89 Elementary Ed. Cynthia Adams, ' 91 Accounting Dianne Adams, ' 89 Sociology Gregory Adkins, ' 91 Jill C. Adkins, ' 91 French, Spanish James Adrock, ' 89 Business Admin. David Agee, ' 89 Social Studies Gerald Agee, ' 89 Physical Ed. Tammy R. Aikens, ' 91 Accounting Alice Alexander, ' 91 Special Ed. Michael Alexander, ' 90 Business Mgmt. Mitchell Alexander, ' 89 Danlela Allegranti, ' 89 Accounting Jennifer Allison, ' 90 Commercial Art Shane Allison, ' 91 RIM Tiffany Allison, ' 90 Mehraz Alviri, ' 91 Pre-Dental Kevin Akins, ' 91 Business Admin. Gary Anderson, ' 91 Undeclared Mark Anderson, ' 89 Pre-Med Richard Anderson, ' 89 English Christine Andrews, ' 89 Advertising Lisa Kay Anthony, ' 91 Pre-Med Tammy Allison, ' 91 Accounting Larsen Anderson, ' 90 Undeclared Melissa J. Arms, ' 89 Physical Ed. Suzette Armstrong, ' 91 Jeffrey G. Arnold, ' 91 Early Childhood Ed. Public Relations Rebecca Arp, ' 91 Speech Pathology Tina Aslinger, ' 90 Terry D. Atkinson, ' 90 Aerospace Kathleen Atnip, ' 90 Gina Ayers, ' 91 Timothy Ayers, ■91 Patricia Baker, ' 90 Helen J. Baldwin. ' 91 Undeclared Accounting Pre-Pharmacy Art Education Donna Bandy, ' 91 Medical Technology Timothy W. Bandy, ' 90 Pre-Pharmacy April Banks, ' 90 Stenography Camille Barkalow, ' 89 Marketing Teresa Barnhart, ' 89 Management Julie Barrett, ' 92 Computer Info. Syst. Martha Bean, ' 89 Early Childhood Ed. Mary Beddingfield, ' 89 Accounting u. Nancy Bass, ' 91 Commercial Art Beth Batson, ' 90 Elementary Education Loyce L. Battle, ' 90 Nursing C. Beachboard, ' 90 Aerospace Keith Beasley, 91 Finance Lori Beasley, ' 89 Office Management Luke Beauchamp, ' 91 Pre-Med Stacey Beckwith, ' 91 Fashion Merchandising f ' i 1 • ' i h i-r ' 4 J, ' y Christy Bedwell, ' 89 Distributive Education Rhonda Bee, ' 91 Accounting Gena C. Beich, ' 89 Elementary Education Carol Bell, ' 91 Pre-Engineering Hailey Bell, ' 89 Pre-Engineering Lisa Ann Bell, ' 89 Accounting Jane L. Benedict, ' 91 Judy Bennett, ' 90 Recording Industry Marketing Tim Bennett, ' 89 Photojournalism ■ Tina Bennett, ' 92 Pre-Law Jeff Benpike, ' 89 RIM Rogina Bilbrey. ' 90 Pre-Nursing Keisa R. Birdwell. ' 89 Chemistry Linette Bitzer, ' 89 History Adrienne N. Black. ' 91 Keistin Blad. ' 91 Psychology Charles Blair. ' 89 Business Admin. tk Bfe - ?Hp h ' ? ( ' ] Ih i 1 Kelley L. Bla ke, 91 General Sciences L. Susi Blanton, ' 90 Bio. Marine Zoology Clint Blasingame. ' 90 Jeff Blunkall, ' 90 Industrial Design Business Admin. Catherine Boaz, ' 89 Biology Ana Bocher, •89 Commercial Art A 1 B I 1 rA J ■ 7 J H Carol Boggan Finance ' 90 J tkk. 4 1 Kristle Bogle. ' 90 Ronnie Bolden. ' 89 Physical Education Kim Boiling, ' 90 Early Childhood Ed. Kerri L. Bond, 90 Accounting Angy Bonds. ' 91 PI Psyche Karen Bottoms. ' 90 Accounting Ralph Booker, ' 89 Information Systems Neil Boone, ' 91 Aerospace Linda Borowiec, ' 91 Horse Science Anita Bose, ' 89 Chemistry Stephanie Boswell, ' 91 Education Jim Bowling, ' 89 Pre-Law Stacey Bowman, ' 89 Pre-Med Carolyn Bradford, ' 91 Elementary Ed. George Bradford, ' 90 Criminal Justice !! ? A ■ss Jon Bradford, ' 89 Ptiysical Education Michael Brassell, ' 89 Mass Communication Stacey Braswell. ' 91 Speech Therapy Jeff Breece, ' 91 Business Mgmt. Jeanette Brewer, ' 89 Pre-Physical Therapy William Bridges, ' 89 Accounting Michelle Brison, ' 91 Accounting Kim Brooks, ' 92 Business Amy E. Brown, ' 90 Mathematics Ellen Brown, ' 91 Computer Science Eric E. Brown, ' 91 Business Admin Lisa Olivia Brown, ' 90 Communications Mark Brown, ' 89 Aerospace f 1 - Timothy Brown, ' 90 Business Admin Tommy Brown, ' 90 Office Management Kris Brulin, ' 89 Political Science Robert Brumbelow, ' 91 Undeclared Kathy Bryant, ' 89 Business Education Lisa Buchanan, ' 89 Physical Ed Health Valeska M. Budd, ' 91 Photography Kimberly Buhler, ' 89 Advertising Jamie S. Bullard, ' 91 Undeclared Stephanie Burden, ' 89 Early Childhood Ed. Melissa Burgess, ' 91 Undeclared David Burks, ' 89 Special Elem. Ed. Richard Burks, ' 89 Business Bit A.B. Burleyson, ' 90 Public Relations Rosemary Burns, ' 91 RLM Stacy Calvin, ' 90 Undeclared Eva Camara, ' 89 Management Lori Ann Campbell, ' 91 Art Amanda Candella, ' 89 SPED Beth Garden, ' 89 Health Education Angela Carlton, ' 90 Sociology Kisa D. Carpenter, ' 91 Elementary Education Krista L. Carr, ' 89 Animal Science Conan Carter, ' 91 Joseph Carter, ' 91 Communications John Cartwrright, ' 89 Journalism M. Cartwright, ' 91 Elementary Education Joe Burke, ' 89 Recording Industry William D. Burns, ' 89 Computer Technology Jennifer Cantrell, ' 91 Occupational Therapy Stacie Carroll, ' 90 Elementary Education Angela Case, ' S Interior Design Karen Cashion, ' 89 Public Relations Kendra Chapman, ' 89 Marketing Anne Claiborne, ' 89 Journalism Trina Clayton, ' 89 Nursing Julie Commander, ' 89 Criminal Justice Tommy E. Cauble, ' 89 Computer Science Vickie Cederoth, ' 90 Accounting Kelvin Cerezo, ' 91 Music Education Thik Chaophasy, ' 91 Undeclared Jill E. Cherry, ' 91 Russell W. Chilcutt, ' 89 Industry Management Libbey Choate, ' 90 Accounting Tammi Chrismon, ' 91 Early Childhood Ed. Deirdra J. Clark, ' 91 PreMedical Robert Clark, ' 91 Cathy Clayton, ' 90 Fashion Merchandising Kelly Clayton, ' 91 Accounting Sharon Clements, ' 90 Lisa Cobb, ' 90 Criminal Justice Mia Cole, ' 91 Secondary Education Helen Comer, ' 91 Mass Comm Melissa L. Conner, ' 89 History Social Studies Valerie Constani, ' 91 Recording Industry Shannon Cooley, ' 91 Undeclared Angela Copeland, ' 91 Undeclared iU Tammy Corbin, ' 91 Business Admin. Tracy R. Corley, ' 91 Business Admin. ■■ - 5 % , ,;, • -w . 5 • r , - ■- %.: ■ - Brent Gotten, ' 91 Business Admin. Dionne Coughley, ' 90 Business Admin. Gayle Counce, ' 91 Business Admin Bridgette Cox, ' 91 Elementary Education Timothy C. Cox, ' 89 Marketing Patrick Crabtree, ' 91 Accounting Tonya Craft, ' 91 Mass Communication Kurt D. Craig, ' 91 Recording Industry Lisa Ann Crave, ' 89 Voice Performance Robin Crawley, ' 89 Elementary Education Connie Creel, ' 90 Pre-Physical Therapy Brenda Crook, ' 89 Computer information Edwin Crouch, ' 91 Medical Technician Kelle Crouch, ' 90 Tony Crouch, ' 89 Accounting Vickie Croweli, ' 91 Accounting J. Cunningham, ' 91 Photography Kim Cunningham, ' 89 Advertising Misty Daffron, ' 91 Undeclared L. Dalngerfield, ' 90 Interior Design Kimberly Damron, ' 90 Pharmacy Sabrina Daniel , ' 91 Fashion Merchandising 1 ■ 1 r Mandy Daris, ' 89 Mass Comm Fara Davachi, ' 89 Psychology Sonja Davanport, ' 89 Office Management Sean David, ' 91 Angela Davidson, ' 89 Accounting Michelle L. Davis, ' 90 Pre-Med Roosevelt Davis, ' 89 Pharmacy Kelly L. Davison, ' 91 AM I. Dawood, ' 89 Aerospace Sheila E. Deal, ' 89 Early Childhood Ed. Damon Deese, ' 91 Pre-Veterinary Charles Deflinger, ' 91 Pre-Physical Therapy Kristina Delaney, ' 90 Mass Comm Mark Denning, ' 90 RIM Dawn Derham, ' 91 Business Admin. Jessica Desmond, ' 90 Nursing Darrin Dickey, ' 89 RIM Kris Dillard, ' 91 Accounting Marc Dobbs, ' 89 Graphic Comm S. Dockery, ' 91 Fashion Merchandising Brent Davis, ' 91 Mass Comm Vandy E. Duke, ' 89 Accounting Rhonda Duncan, ' 89 Accounting Charles A. Dunlap, ' 90 Historic Preservation Thierry M. Dupard, 90 Historic Preservation P B I H r r fl ;|i ■.■: ' ;Ji.M Kevin L. Dye, ' 91 Music Sharon D. Dye, ' 89 Management Donna Eady, ' 90 Accounting David J, Earl, ' 91 Music Education David N. Eaton, ' 91 Advertising Wendy Eaves, ' 91 Elementary Education Anita G. Edens, ' 91 Animal Science Sherry Edmonds, ' 92 Bryan Edwards, ' 90 Advertising Social Worit Tammy Edw ards, ' 90 Business Admin. Timothy Edw ards, ' 91 Finance Veronica Edwards, ' 9 Piano Performance John Gray Egbert, ' 90 Industrial Mgmt. Malinda Eidson, ' 90 Office Management Matt Eischeid, ' 91 Marketing Bonita Elkins, ' 89 Office Management Feleci A. Ellis, ' 90 Business Admin. B. Annette Ellis, ' 89 Office Ivlanagement Daniel P. Emert, III, ' 91 Elementary Education L V « 1 HH • ' M % i H f 4 1 Gwen Erwin, ' 89 Management Tenia Estes, ' 91 Elementary Education Dennis Etheridge, ' 91 Criminal Justice William Elhridge, ' 91 Marketing Steve Everly, ' 90 Criminal Justice Sue Everly, ' 90 Finance Renee Ewell, ' 89 Nursing Tim Fariss, ' 89 Elementary Education Angle Faulkner, ' 91 Commercial Art Susan Federman, ' 89 Elementary Education Michelle Feger, ' 91 Kelly Felker, ' 89 Psyctiology Chantel Ferguson, ' 91 Undeclared Kristen Fields, ' 90 Mathematics Leigh A. Fife, ' 89 Interior Design Cathy Fitzgerald, ' 91 English Lydia Enzor, ' 89 Biology Dudley Evans, ' 91 Mass Comm Wendy Farmer, ' 91 |M l jBHP p BKKa Kristan Fenlandt, ' 91 Accounting Angela Fizer, ' 91 Communications Eyal Flentzman, ' 91 Vincent E. Floyd, ' 91 Kim Foster. ' 89 Elementary Education Terrell Frizzell. ' 89 Information Systems Phoebe Fly, ' 91 Fastiion Merchandising Tony Fondren, ' 91 Jean Forte, ' 91 Elementary Education Aaron S. Fowler, ' 89 Recording Industry Janet Fox, ' 92 Biology Tonnya Frazier, ' 89 Consumer Service Terri D. Friar, ' 91 Finance - 1 1 i ill Angle Fry, ' 92 Public Relations Janet Fulls, ' 89 Elementary Education Stephen Gallien, ' 89 Gina Gammien, ' 91 Broadcasting Fashion Merchandising Lori Gann, ' 89 Theatre Claire Gannon, ' 91 Speech Hear Theatre Victor Garcia, ' 91 Holly A. Gard, ' 91 Elementary Education Leslie A. Gardber. ' 91 Human Develop 1 Luanne Gardner, ' 91 Mass Comm Lisa C. Garrard, ' 90 Business Admin. Christi Garrett, ' 89 Public Relations Deshae Garrison, ' 90 Family Life Doug Gattis, ' 89 RIM Deborah Gentry, ' 90 W. Neal Gibson, III, ' 91 Undeclared Ginger R. Goad, ' 91 Elementary Education i ■ ;.;%i HI i?W zmiH s Kathie J. Gentry, ' 91 Advertising w f P ' Ctiarles Gilber, ' 91 Mass Comm Travis Giles, ' 91 Business Admin. Shelly M. Gish, ' 91 Special Education Denise Godin, ' 91 Business Admin. Danny Goode, ' 91 Maria Gordon, ' 91 Gina R. Goad, ' 89 Social Work Elaine Grady, ' 91 Mass Comm Public Janet Green, ' 89 Elementary Education Mark Green, ' 91 Criminal Justice { I 1 ' 9. 1 • a Lori Hockett, ' 89 Business Education Christy S. Hodges, ' 91 Elementary Education Guy M. Hogan II, ' 90 Criminal Justice Mike Holliman, ' 90 Accounting Scott Holmes. ' 89 Criminal Justice T f Levonne Hooper. ' 91 Early Childhood Ed, Patricia F. Home. ' 89 Elementary Education Kimberly J, Horton, ' 90 Undeclared Kimberly Howard. ' 89 Business Admin. Vikki R. Howard, ' 91 Foreign Languages Rocchelle Howell, ' 91 Animal Science Sandy J. Howell, ' 90 Recording Industry Suzanne Hollin, ' 90 Finance Kevin Howard, ' 91 Undeclared Mikki Huddleston, ' 90 Business Admin. Cheryl Huskey. ' 91 Jeretta Hutchins. ' 91 M. Hutchinson. ' 89 Richie Hutton. •91 Gloria lannarelli. ' 89 Interior Design Education Accounting Engineering Nursing Janet K. Ikerd, 91 Nursing Joseph M. Ingram, ' 91 Accounting Randa Isa, ' 89 Business Admin. Amy Jackson, ' 89 Elementary Education Delalna Jackson, ' 91 Pre-Law Greg James, ' 91 Undeclared MIctiael James, ' 89 Computer Science Rhonda James, ' 91 Accounting  M , John Johnson, ' 91 Political Science Kristen Johnson, ' 92 Melissa Johnson, ' 91 Accounting Michelle Johnson, ' 91 Business Admin. Rose Johnson. aO Business Admin. Sandy Johnson, ' 91 Pre-Law Eddie Johnston, ' 91 Aerospace Thad Johnston, ' 91 Aerospace Christy Jackson, ' 91 Computer Prog. Laurie A. Jobe, ' 89 Journalism Mitzi Johnson, ' 89 Court Reporting Wendy Johnston, ' 91 Business Admin. Arlanda Jones, ' 91 Accounting Gina Jones, ' 91 RIM Karen Jones, ' 91 Marketing Kelley Jones, ' 90 Computer Science Melissa Jones, ' 91 Broadcasting TV R Patricia A. Jones, ' 92 Ctiild Psychology Steven Jones, ' 91 Andrea Jones-Hall, ' 91 Fastiion Merctiandising April Jordan. ' 91 Information Systems Darcy Joseph, ' 90 Computer Info Syst. t % r f x, Daniella Kea, ' 89 Pre-Pharmacy Margaret Keathley, ' 90 English Vanessa Keen, ' 91 Accounting Wendy Keen, ' 90 Lori Keeton, ' 91 Pre-Law Christy Kemp, ' 91 Early Childhood Ed. Angela Kendrick. ' 89 Sociology Amy Kendricks, ' 91 Pre-Law 111 ( V « ■ t Rebecca A. Kent. 89 Psychology Ml 9 ■ 1 H ' ' r „ . Jj Linda L. Kern. ' 89 Aerospace Susan E. Key, ' 91 Nursing Emily K. Kilpatrick. ' 89 Psychology Vickie Kimbro. ' 90 Public Relations Vanessa Kincaid, ' 89 Advertising Allanna R. King. ' 90 Elementary Education Johnny King, ' 91 Commercial Art Davi d Kirkham, ' 91 engineering ■ ,- M •• ' ' ' IH ' i ' 1 K J l • ' H i- 31 r ' ilPiBr b J ' Lisa M. Kittrell, ' 91 Business Mgmt. Melinda King, ' 91 Business Admin. Tiffany King, ' 92 Mass Comm S. Kirkendoll, ' 91 Journalism r: B. Kotinhorst, ' 90 English Kirt E. Konyha, ' 89 Criminal Justice Jeff Korth, ' 89 l elanie Lane, ' 91 Ursula Y. Langford, ' 89 Public Relations Racal Lanier, ' 89 l arketing fe •V L. !. fiflyrna Lapin Accounting oja. 89 k ' i. 1 s . Jeffrey Lashbrook, ' 91 Mass Comm Diana Lassiter, ' 91 Fashion Merchandising R. Latendresse, ' 89 Recreation Charles Lawson, ' 91 Recording Industry Deborah Layne, ' 91 Accounting Vivian Layne, ' 89 Elementary Education Valerie E. Lee, ' 89 French Anita S. Lewis, ' 89 Nursing Michael Lees, ' 91 Architecture Vince Lehto, ' 91 Pre-Pharmacy Harry Lentz, ' 90 Business Mgmt, Jay Levy , ' 89 Physical Education Sandra Lewis, ' 91 Undeclared James W. Liner, ' 90 Recreational Services Christy Litton •91 Theatre i ■ 1 h V IIL -X ,1 David Littrell, ' 90 Accounting Evelyn Locke, ' 91 Mass Comm Annett Long, ' 92 Political Science Crystal Long, ' 91 Art La Shay Love, ' 91 Management Michael A. Lovell, ' 89 Business Finance Gina Lowe, ' 90 Accounting John R. Lowe, ' 90 RIM Melissa C. Luman, ' 89 Pre-Vet Keith Mabry, ' 90 Undeclared Renonda Majors, ' 89 Psychology Julie Manning, ' 91 Accounting Terry L. Martin, ' 89 International Relations Sarah Massey, ' 89 Dietetics Ken Matthews Business Account George Manus, III, ' 90 Theatre Valanda Mapp, ' 89 Social Work Jerome Marsh, ' 91 Elementary Education Michelle Martin, ' 91 Elementary Education Valerie Martin, ' 91 Mass Comm Mark Mashburn, ' 91 Pre-Architecture Allen Mason, Jr., ' 91 Management Kelly Mason, ' 90 Undeclared II m I iiiiW Arbee Mateen, ' 89 Political Science Cindy Mathis, ' 9 1 Pre-Law Bryan Matthews, ' 91 Undeclared Dawn Matthews, ' 90 Business Admin. Windle Matthews, ' 90 Elementary Education Lance Maxwell, ' 89 History - i •f } m; ' ' . [ V v 4 f 11 Jerry Mayhew, ' 90 Commercial Art Tracey Mayo, ' 89 Mass Comm Mark Mc, :Jarr,b. ' 91 Undeclared Beverly McCadden, ' 89 Office Management Gina McCane Elementary Education Kimberly McCarter, Music Education Stacy McClain, ' 92 Marketing Paul McClanahan. ' 91 Pre-Law a; 1 n i ' ' j_ Tyrone McClain, ' 91 Undeclared Ashley B. McCrary. ' 89 Management Aj Jama McCroskey, ' 91 Psychology Karen McCulley, ' 90 Sabrina McCukley, ' 93 Special Education Marty McCurry, ' 91 Kenny McDonald, ' 90 Computer Science Lisa C. McDowell, ' 89 Business Admin Frances McFerrin, ' 91 m JkA Jimmy D. McGee, ' 89 Industrial Mgmt. Eddie McGrew, ' 91 Marketing Lisa McGuire, ' 90 Michelle McGuire, ' 89 Home Economics Bill Mclntire, ' 91 Marketing 13 ■■■A , Misty McKeehan, ' 92 Physical Education Carol McKinney, ' 90 Elementary Education Melanie McKinney, ' 91 Pre-Law Denise McMillin, ' 91 Marie McReynolds, ' 91 RIM Jill McWhorter, ' 90 Journalism Tracye Meadows, ' 91 Trina Meeker, ' 91 Advertising Melita Melson, ' 91 Otis Melvin, ' 90 Business Admin. Michelle Metcalf, ' 91 Commercial Art Wendy L. Miller, ' 90 Commercial Art June Miles, ' 90 Psychology Gary Millraney, ' 90 Business Mgmt Donna Miller, ' 91 Accounting Marc Miller, ' 90 Aerospace A. Montgomery, ' 90 Early Childhood Ed, Janet Montgomery, ' 91 Undeclared Tracy Miller, ' 89 Business Admin. Caria M. Moore, ' 90 Mass Comm IP ' Chriscilla C. Moore, ' 90 Elementary Education Meri Moore, ' 90 Hobrina M. Moore, ' 91 Office Management Janet Moore, ' 90 Mathematics Michael Moore, ' 91 Undeclared Tracey J. Moore, ' 91 Broadcast Journalism Julie Moore, ' 91 Pre-Pharmacy Gwyn Moores, ' 91 Lee Moore, ' 90 Recording Industry Pamela D. Morgan, ' 89 Advertising Chris Morley, ' 89 RIM Chuck Morris, ' 89 Mass Comm Joy C. Morrison, ' 91 Undeclared Keri Morton. ' 89 Elementary Education Jenny Moss, ' 89 Social Work Debbie Payne, ' 90 Graphics Darryl Phillips, ' 91 Undeclared Andy Pike, ' 89 Business Finance CFI Pike. ' 89 Aerospace Gregg Payne, ' 90 Aerospace Diane Peddy, ' 91 Psychology Emily Pegg. ' 89 Mass Comm Letti Pember, ' 91 Aerospace Angle Pendergrass, ' 90 Leeann Perry, ' 91 Undeclared Accounting Anissa Pettas, ' 90 Insurance Finance Jackie Phann, ' 91 Nursing Rich Phifer, ' 89 Physical Ed. ¥ Sean Pierce, ' 90 Aerospace Dopey Pike, ' 89 Business Adnnin. Bubba Pike. ' 89 Physics C.J. Pike. ' 89 CJA Cameo Pike, ' 89 Psychology Elm Pike, ' 89 Wellness Fitness Ernest T. Pike, ' 89 Broadcasting Hazing Pike, ' 89 Information Systems Joe Pike, ' 89 Health Education Mark Pike, ' 89 RIM Kathy Datza Pike 89 Undeclared ! P iT?S S ■ V, - f ' V Les Pike, ' 89 Marketing Linden Pike, ' 90 Aero-Pro Pilot Neo Pike, ' 89 Undeclared OIlie Pike, ' 89 Sax Pike, ' 89 Grill 11 ' V, i Turn Pike, ' 89 Business Admin. Vol Pike, ' 89 Communications Andrew Proctor, ' 90 Instrumental Music Tex Pike, ' 89 Criminal Justice Dana Poor, ' 91 Psychology Patel Prafulla, ' 91 Michelle Prater, ' 91 Brennan Price, ' 91 Undeclared M.S. Pike, ' 89 Biology P. Pike ' 89 Aerospace Admin. Toaster Pike, ' 89 Pre-Physical Therapy Penny Price, ' 89 RIM Sarah Price, ' 91 Undeclared Renee Puckett, ' 91 Office Management Cynthia Primm, ' 91 Office Ivlanagement Scott Proctor, ' 89 Business Computers Rob Prytula, ' 91 Nursing Marie Przybylski, ' 90 Pre-Pharmacy Melissa Pullins, ' 91 Undeclared John Purdom, ' 91 RIM David F. Quails, ' 91 Criminal Justice Lara Lee Quarles, ' 91 Accounting Eva Denise Quick, ' 91 Criminal Justice Kathryne Quinn, ' 89 Wellness Fitness Wendy Radel, ' 90 Internations Relations Chuck Rainey, ' 89 Public Relations V. Rajeshkumar, ' 89 Information Systems Deborah Rakaska, ' 90 Commercial Art Laura Ramsey, ' 91 Early Childhood Ed. Mike Raper, ' 92 Interior Design Tina Rasmussen, ' 90 Undeclared Mark Raulston, ' 89 Economics Finance Mindy Reasoner, ' 92 Accounting Jimmy Reed, ' 91 Undeclared Sabrina Reeves Kim Reining, ' 89 An imal Science PR Robert S. Renfro, ' 91 Sociology Danel Resha ' 91 Horse Science Shaun Reynolds, ' 90 Pre-Vet Medicine Vickie Reynolds, ' 91 Rosalind Rhodes, ' 92 Business Adnnin. Tammy Rhodes, ' 90 Special Education Natalie Rice, ' 90 Undeclared Angela Rigsby, ' 90 Office Management Angle Roberts, ' 91 Mathematics Michelle Rich, ' 90 Nursing Robi Richards, ' 91 Beth Rippy, ' 89 Social Work Casey Roberts, ' 89 Photography Mark Q. Robinson, ' 90 Accounting i ■ Lesa Rippy, ' 91 Business , - Tina Robertson, ' 89 Elementary Ed. Mary Robinson, ' 91 Nursing Kimberle Richmond, ' 91 Dietetics Robin Beth Rieves, ' 91 Physical Therapy Tracy Robinson, ' 89 Public Relations Marianne Rosa. ' 91 Finance Carol Rubin. ' 89 Nursing Psychology Angela Rose. ' 89 Elementary Ed. X Arthur Ruch, ' 89 ' -ij , -i?l m ' f Bobbi Sue Rose. ' 90 Sherrie Ross. ' 91 Business Admin Denise G. Ruiz. ' 91 Commercial Art Joe Russell. ' 89 Marketing Jennifer Rowland, 91 Business Admin. Anthony Saffles. ' 89 Business Admin. Michele Sanders. ' 91 Marketing Ann Sandy. ' 91 Human Development Elizabeth Sanford. ' 91 Thomas Sanders. Stephen Savage, 89 Psychology Suzy Sawyer. ' 90 Accounting V Matthew Saye. ' 91 Laura Schelton. ' 89 Mass Comm Beverly Schmidt. ' 89 Elementary Education Kelly L. Schoch, ' 91 Elementary Education i d % j [ 1 J n Adrea T. Scott. ' 90 Pre-Pharmacy Christy Scott. ' 91 Spanish Jennifer A. Scott. ' 90 Elementary Education Rachel Scott. ' 90 Criminal Justice Shannon Scott. ' 90 Fashion Merchandising Ray Sells, ' 89 Public Relations Kristi Sharpe, ' 91 Advertising PR Reza Silham, ' 89 Computer So ence t ■ f I Stacey Semmes, ' 89 Ttierapeutic Rec. S. Sengsavang, ' 91 Pre-Med Paul Shaaf, ' 91 Animal Science Amanda Shaw, ' 91 Accounting Tony Stieppard, ' 91 Psychology Rosalyn Sherrill, ' 89 Computer Science Dana Simmons, ' 89 Business Admin. Sherry Simmons, ' 91 Communications Dona Simms, ' 89 Social Work David Sharif!, ' 89 Fashion Merchandising Kelley Short, ' 91 Undeclared Kevin Slater, ' 89 Computer Science Jeff Slayton, ' 90 Vanessa Small, ' 89 Chyrel Smart, ' 90 Mark Smeltzer, ' 90 Gail Smith, ' 90 Aerospace Biology Fashion Ivlerchandising Health Education Early Childhood Ed %■ Jennifer Smith, ' 89 Human Development Jimmy Smith, ' 90 Pro-Pilot Leann Smith, ' 90 Pre-Law L Marc e Smith, 90 Fash on Merch and ising e m ) Paula Smith, ' 91 Undeclared Robin Smith, ' 90 Marketing Ton! Smith, ' 91 Pre-Physical Therapy Tony Smith, ' 94 Pre-Architecture Jeff Smotherman, ' 91 Undeclared Jan Snell, ' 91 Interior Design Cindy Snyder, ' 90 Marketing Manager Yvonne Socha, ' 92 Undeclared Randy Solomon, ' 91 Tracy Spangler, ' 89 Marketing James Sparkman, ' 90 Business Admin. Mary Sparkman, ' 91 Undeclared Linda Spence, ' 89 Early Childhood Ed. Todd M. Squier, ' 89 RIM Rozana Stanage. ' 90 Commercial Art David Stanfill, ' 89 Psychology Onita Smith, ' 91 Undeclared J. Smithson, ' 91 Bookkeeping Aaron Solomon, ' 89 Mass Comm Rebecca Sparks, ' 89 Interior Design Michael Steelman, ' 91 Information Systems Linda Stepp, ' 89 Business Admin. Rebecca M. Stone, ' 90 Art Education R. Summerrow, ' 91 Physiology i r v-l % L ..t - «■■ - William D. Stevens, ' 91 Brent Stiefel, ' 91 Accounting Karen L. Stocker, ' 90 Physical Therapy Rita E. Stone, ' 89 Mass Comm Krista Strassner, ' 89 Mass Comm Tammie Stults, ■91 Undecl£ red i John Summers, ' 91 Aerospace Rhonda Summers, 91 Nursing ■ f ■  ( ' ' Suzanne Summers. ' 92 Recording Mgmt. Artnita Sutlles, ' 91 Criminal Justice Tiffany Swader, ' 90 Marketing Bonita Swann, ' 90 English Jessica Swanson, ' 91 Mass Comm Lisa Stockton. ' 89 Business Finance Melissa Sukes. ' 90 Pre-Pharmacy Marsha Sumners. ' 90 Elementary Education James Sweeney. ' 91 Accounting D. Sweelon, -j i Michelle Sweeton, ' 91 Cheryl Swmg. ' 90 Computer Science James R. Talbott, ' 91 Undeclared Roshunda Tall. ' 90 Business Mgmt. Paula Talley, ' 91 Fashion Merchandising Dari Anne Tarbul , ' 89 Interior Design Shannon Tarpley. ' 90 Accounting Carolyn Tate, ' 90 Criminal Justice Lisa Tate, ' 89 Accounting John P. Teeples, ' 90 Account ing Jeff Thompson, ' 89 Office Management Penny Templeton, ' 89 Undeclared Keith Thomas, ' 90 Financial Inst. Mgmt. Paige Thomasson, ' 91 Physical Therapy Andrea Thomison, ' 90 Business Admin. Juliene Thompson, ' 91 Office Management Kim Thompson, ' 89 Sociology Kris Thompson, ' 91 Marketing Sherry Thompson, ' 89 English .v;a--..-l ' .-C.- -: .V;.-..i Eileen Thorpe, ' 91 Undeclared Robin Thurman, ' 89 Public Relations Phil Thurmond, ' 90 Mass Comm Gingi Tilbury, ' 89 Commercial Art Martha Tillett, ' 90 Business Admin. Dorneatha Tipton, ' 90 Education Ctiristie Todd, ' 91 Education Lori K. Todd, 690 Anne Marie Toy, ' 91 Aircraft Management tpf f Phillip Traylor, ' 91 Agribusiness C. Mictielle Tipton, ' 89 RIM Rachel Ann Todd. ' 89 Communications Tod K. Trulove, ' 89 Business Admin. w   .,, ' ■ ■ ' . ■■ Angela Turner, ' 91 Public Relations Lashawn Turner, ' 91 Business Admin. Teresa R. Turner, ' 91 Business Admin. Traci Turner, ' 90 Pre-Pharmacy Elizabeth Turpin, ' 90 Undeclared Jennifer Tweedy, ' 91 Undeclared Cassandra Tynes, ' 90 RIM Larry Underbill, ' 89 Physical Education Sharon Valentine, ' 90 Medical Technology Phyllis Vanhooser, ' 90 Raj Vanmali, ' 91 Information Systems Scarlett Vanzard, ' 91 Advertising Marl Travis, ' 90 Business Greg Tunstill, ' 91 Computer Science Andy Turnpike, ' 89 Physical Therapy (dTV Victor Vale, II, ' 91 Finance Michele Vaughn, ' 92 Accounting ip i fv 1 i; Melissa Vick. ' 89 Elementary Education Chico Villaverde. ' 89 Aerospace Shawn Voiles, ' 91 Aerospace Pro-Pilot K. Vonschmittou, ' 89 Music Industry Denise M. Waller, ■92 Psychology r vt i i i ' w 1 |H ' C Hl i 1 Shawn Walters, ' 91 Information Systems Shelley Wandiver, ' 91 Marketing Cassandra Warren. ' 90 Marketing Jeanice Weaver, ' 90 Cindy Webb, ' 90 Information Systems Cynthia Webb, ' 91 Psychology Julie Webb, ' 91 Nursing Andrea R. Walker, ' 89 Accounting Lisa C, Warren, ' 90 Special Education Patrick Webb, ' 90 Aerospace Kelvin B. Webster ' 89 Amelia Welborn, ' 91 Jeffrey W. Welch, ' 91 Tracye Wells, ' 91 Michele Wenisch Business Admin. Pre-Nursing Undeclared Pre-Nursing Health Wellness 4 w • 14 ' ni P f jKw Christy West, ' 90 Marketing Amy White, ' 91 Fashion Merchandising JuliG White, ' 90 Accounting Shayna Wilker, ' 89 Fashion Merchandising Brian K. Williams, ' 91 Accounting JW ' ' cA B . M L 1 m 1 W P ) Daniel W. Williams, ' 89 Public Relations James Williams, ' 91 Jimi Williams, ' 89 RIM Kristy Williams, ' 90 Accounting Mary Williams, ' 90 Office Management Michelle Williams, ' 90 Psychology Robert W. Williams, ' 91 Elementary Education Stacy L. Williams, ' 90 Computer Science Bethany K. Wilson, ' 89 Consumer Economics Bill Wilson, Jr., ' 89 Business Admin. David Wilson, ' 91 Environmental Sci. Jeffrey Wilson, ' 91 Accounting Michelle Wilson, ' 91 Accounting Shana Wilson, ' 90 Commercial Art Andrew L. Winford, ' 90 Commercial Art Debbie D. Winfree, ' 90 Pre-Med Charles Winger, ' 89 Aerospace Pro-Pilot Rhonda Wise, ' 89 Spanish Petti Witherow , ' 90 Advertising Jana Witt, ' 89 Public Relations Scott Womble, ' 90 Mass Comm Glenn Alan Wood, ' 89 Chemistry Melanie Wood. ' 90 Information Systems Sheila Wood, ' 89 Office (Management Victoria Woodard, ' 90 Business Education Thomas A. Young, ' 89 Criminal Justice Carol D. Zedlitz, ' 90 Biology Lynn Zetzsche, ' 91 JameB Merritt Sherri Post DEAN Brenda MuUins I ' S Lll Keelan Sieber ST Mala Patterson KeUy Henllne Susan SnUth Tammy Fesler Judy Mutlins Ronald Whitman Aaron Payne Connie Hodgfi Tamnuf SmUh Gretchen Greer Sieve Norman Cheryl Bishop Richard Pearl. Sr Joseph Peay Jennifer Pegram Sean Perkiiu Edward HoU Kathleen Patterson VlcktPelfrey Amy Pinegar Katie Stuhbiefield Harold Holzapfel. Jr James Divllbiss Catherine Beadle Marie Przybylskl Nancy Fletcher Marsha Hopkins Lisa Foster Sheila Skeen Mary Sparkman Kathryn Gaw Albert Perry KimbeHy Hunt David Jones Wilbur Pufkey Tracy Sianly James Jackson Ada Plunkette Malynn IslrrUnger Shtlla MuBlcan Keith Hateiey Mary Ann Stevenson Kjistl Morgan Connie Proper Jennifer Jackson Jose Pagan Jessica Chambers Michelle Brtggs Charles Travis ShohtnRashld Andrew Bawllru JudyReger E Ann Rowland Jennifer Jacobs Jena Trammell Teresa Smith JoeFerreU Joyce lies Lisa Johnson AnUaBaU Judy Bunch Leanne Haynie Justina Jackson John Jones. Jr Jane Bray Tracy Bailey Kalan IsbeS James Boddy Undo Sor fietd Mary Jones L esa Bray Bcbby Joyce Kimberiy Mann Lorn Spurting Christy Scott Tamera Jones Horatio Clement Deborah Both Sally Oddo DeAnna Bush Elizabeth Shrum Robert Keese Francis Dufgruin Kimheriy Stottz Steven Steelman MlcheOeHix Vanessa Small Valerie Smith Marforie Smlthson Jeffrey Smotherman Daniel Kemp Jinumj Gainey Barry Cayce Susan Wolf Anne Lester Undo Kem GeruU Harvey Thomas Petty Cynthia Mefford Vickie King CoUeen Hinkle Mark King BAecca Kyle Jill McWhorter PhlUlp SneU WiUlamUoyd Cheryl Ingram KerrtBond Angela BoberU BradModey Eric Snyder JoAnnLuecke Gregory Ippolito l£onord Brown Patricia BoberU Debora Payne Claudia Spivey Scott Mann KirkLaVeck Joseph Lacey Belinda Johnson Bobbl McMasters Sarvdra Morris Richard Hill Glna Swift Anita Wade Mark Spmker Condace Stacey KimbeHy Stamps Laurie Slepfiens Barbara Marreti Thaddeus Mason Sandra Lappin Andrea Fty Julie Jack Lance Webb Mary McAdon Catherine Leibfretd Connie Graves Mark Jaquish Angela Welch Peter Steyn R McCord Stephen Moore Nancy Hendrix Gwynne Morris Miduiel Ballard Dougjas Stulls Martin McFarlin Carl Neuhoff. Jr Anthony McConneli Brian Boatman Vich Clark Ralph Swindler Marlene McCrvgor Anne Parsley David Butherford Maria Gray Heath Coleman Ala Taylor Keith Taylor Scatty Tucker Virginia Valentine Melanie Mock Daiias Sass Kelsa Birdwell Rhonda King Susan Federman Barbam Money Mark Smith KathyGattis Mdlssa Mills Sharon Valdes Gary Morton Laura Spencer Vanessa Layne Wayne Mitchell Stephanie Mason Pamela Van Dyck KrtsUNeal Franklin Webb Tina Myers Bichard Randolph Brenda AusHn Virg ia Walker Connie Neely David WUson Kathy Sturtevant Michael Lyons Julio Barrett Deborah Warren Angela Parham David Windtts Lisa Birdwell Kevin Bedmon Sandra Baucom Boianna Bedor Sabrtna Watson Richard Parhom WiBiam CutUs Melinda Campbell Janet Ross Ben West Wallace Parker Bay Lecomte Susan Meeks Michael Littiefleld Catherine Bolden Kahy Wilson Lisa Patrick Connie Mitchell David Zamboni Marty Dennis Andrew Bralnerdd Paul Wilson Barbara Pennington Tnuxy Boaik Helen Bowman Michael Jenkins KeUy Brewer Virpnia Womadi Cynthia Poor MaryHia SheiioCume Tammy Bray SaOy Bueg Teresa Wright KendeU Porterfleld Jeffrey Thornton Tonya Hayes Jeffrey Clements Andrerui Burks Patricia Burks Matthew Byrnes Patricia Carr Christine Adcock Robert Ragland WiiburPuriey Kdly Knowles Lee Ann Suen RoyAlddridge Kathryn Raleigh Keith Hatdey Christopher Thou Paul Davis Karin Alexander Rondo Rawlins Jessica Chambers Jessica Chambers Angela Fry Katheryn CarroB Cynthia Anderson KimbeHy Reining James Cox Bonald Farley Stephen Tidweli SonyaClaH, James Anderson Ann Beuther Mary Ann Stevenson James Gross Kimberiy Foster Juanita Crosslin Kelly Anderson Roger Richardson KifjJxriy Foster Mark KJng Suzanne lorio Jennifer MotS MlcheleReed Timothy Montgomery Patricia DarreU K Ul Davison Anne DonneUy Cheryl Dotson Leanne Argp Paul Ametle James Ridley Donald Rietdorf Kathryn Gaw Betsy SuUenger Misty Daffron Paulo Avarttt Erie Roach Bethany Carr Mary Tyler Jackson Moss Amy Drum U ri Badanes Tina Robertson Brenda Austin Laura Walker Mark Raulston Buby Dudinetz Lori Bailey Anne Rogers Debra Comie Keith Hateiey Kfisten CoUlns Brenda Duggin Brian Bain Timothy Rogers Re na Hunsicker Jonathan Biount Stephen Corbin Angela Dye Sharon Dye Kimberiy Edujords Cynthia Eirvd Tamela Birdsong Janet Roney Julie Jemigan GayleCounce Sherry Harber John Black Sylvia RuUey Michael J Johnson Timothy Kendrick Melinda Kuehn Lensie Burleyson David Sanden James Lawson Alicia Neumann Flltnbeth PhiUtps Linda Embree Mary Carvthers PamdaSeiUck Tonda Mott JohnBeed Onlta SmUh Bobln Evant Myrtie Carter Stephenle Shaver Peter Steyn Jimmy Frtemen. 11 Rosemary Stacey AnneFahmy Aler Christopherson John Shires James Anderson James Hehe Donald Steely Eric Fisk Donna Fulcomer Margaret Clark Sandra Simmons Lyri Badanes Yvetta White LisaTaU Pamela Cole Nancy Simms Stephanie Bess Feleatha Fanes Pamela Woodford Joseph Gamble Mary Collier Patricia Sims George Beve ridge Jerry Gray WlRiam Bensirtger Mary Gannon DonoConer Mark Stewman Gretchen Bowman Mary Long Thomas Crockett. Jr MicheUGibbs John Compton Eugene Strong Fonda CanlreU Lisa Arnold Robby Joyce Angela Cr Melinda Comett JarUce Strong Myrtie Carter Patricia Miller Deborah Gr Christopher Gmce Betty Hahn Bhonda Halsey Lorraine Hardison Blanco Covlngfon DebraSwader All Dowood Ginger Nlcotay Thomas Sharp MelanieCoyle ChoHes Terry Michael Dillon Janet Jobe Wanda Warren Amy Craddock Wmiam Thome Ste Effler Kimberiy Mayberry Victoria Woodard Rosalind Grain Sheila TiduxU SherylFord Kimberiy Pruitt TiUman Coffey Wendy Harris Susan Crrvlson David Tipton Dona Partner WiUlamSteber Cindy Crvoms HoUy Haynes John Damron Barbara Davenport Susan Todd Michael cm Angela SuUivan Tracey Hardison Michael Henderson Barbara Henry Elizabeth Turpin Janet Green Susan Curi Kimberiy Hutto Roy Davis Steve Tyree Martha Harris Betty Harvill Barton K tley Daphgne Hiers David De Moss David VermiUion William Herrick Michael Monette Jane Lawwell Brian Himebaugh David Dean PaulVlncion Carila Herron Vivian Layne Angela Mondoni Dora Hiriston Michelle Delaney David Walden Marsha Hopkins Bebecca Ingram Charles Parson Joseph Holiis Mistye Dement Dudley Walden Tamda HudiSeston WtUlam Marsh Angella Bussell Barbara Holton Donald Detwiler Elisa Walden I ™lQne Belinda Smith Suzanne Schnicker William Horsley David Hudgens Janet Hudson UsaDiU Martha Wtdhip Steven Koverman Glen Baumann Devin SmUh Michael tMon John Weaver Cytithla Kramer Slnden Cotter William Thompson Begina Hunsicker AnetaDodd WlUiam Welchance Patricia League Charlotte Hart PhyUls Cathey Donna Hutton Tamara Driver Michelle Wentsdi Debora MaiweU Susan Mikeis James Hanback Kevin James Andrew Dunn. IV Marlene McGregor James Saulpau Daniel Jemlgfln Bhonda James Alpana Dutt Fred Wiles. Jr Gary Morton Kendro Brnddy Mary Lee Amy Johnson Tricio Keeter Baymond Earnest ChaHes Wdliams Joyce Norton ClnaAyers Kenneth McKee Nancy Kirby Lorl Eddingfon Cynthia WiUlams Angela Parham Steven Hunt James Moore PaulKurts Steve Effler KimbeHy WUliama Julie Parrlsh Melissa Johnson Doruild Lamb Jarrett Escher elder Terrte WiUlams Stephanie Sanchez Ann Sandy Robert Renfro Tamara Lamprechi Leanne Filson 8 KentSmOh Mark SteuTman Keith Van De Castle Maria Wheeley Edward Venn. Jr Undo Walsh Amy Lusdaah Sarah MacKemie Anthony Franks Margprvi Gamble Robert WiUls Rhonda Wise Susan Todd Kathy Bryant Bonnie Worley MaryMolone Bonnie Garrett Donna Young Teresa Young Cynthia Byrd Cynthia CMliom Christopher Martin Lawrence Garrison Teresa Young Rkhard Pearl James HoUman Belinda Huitt Franklin Mason Thomas Gentry WeUxtm Young Judith Keriey Kira WiUlams Cynthia Matthews Eric Gibson Alexandder Zdravkovtch Vlcche Doug as Short Jenkins Keltey Parker Jennifer Perry David Ayers Katrina Bemardlnl MarkMcAdams William McNeal Teresa Miller Jennifer GUlhom Timothy Clpaon Jan Battles Deborah Bating Michael Noble Thomas Sanders Melissa Blevins WiHiamGooch Debra Comte Barbara Spingler Melissa Otlve Howardddlck Mlcchelle Mitzner Terrt Goodrich Geneva Conley Timothy Fartas Judy Bunch iMurl Janlec Paulo Mii£ Janet Green Robert Curee. Jr Sherry Hdlts Adam SchurmJcer Kimberiy Thompson Karen Moore Mark Hahnert Wendy Heath Michael UUy Brian Grirter Roy Young Alison Morgfln Terrt Morris Molly Morton Melissa Mynatt Donna Haley Melinda Hutchinson Carvl Sirrtpson MarUynAlberU Peggy Allen BettinoHaU Stephanie Jennings Sharxm Bates James Cos Samuel Espy Martha Harrts Timothy Jones WtUtam Htgffns Pmitk Crrshtne M Todd Burnett David Neu Jennifer Haymond Katherine McCord Carvl Bowie Dougfas Echols MaH, King MaryNutt Michael Haynie TondoMatt Carolyn Matlock KimMttrrvw Arils Hummd Jamie Oglesby David Hefner Susan Henley Connie Raina CoUeen McCaB Sherry Smith Denlse Parker lohn Sanden. Sr. Kathy Scott Lucas Johnson. 11 Thomai L£atherwood Rand Vog,e anger Kristy WlDiams Christine Floyd JiJte Laugftlin G Scott Agfie Melissa Bryan AfeiisM Wilienon David Ae,ee Patricia Hamlet Vidcle James Kdly Mason Mar rvi Dill Amber Unk Kathleen McDonald Beth Bosuxli Lisa Brrediove Scott Coulter Bandall Cummins Ruth Derrick Bryan Grissom Jackie HaruQey Karm hfles Kdley MaHln Sarah Massey BrxuBey MaxweU Kenneth McDonald Kimberitj Miller Gertddlne Mills Mary Beber Anf ela Selvage Kelly Short Don Sutherland Milzi Wood Carvi fn Brown Michele Crosby Shando Germany Lisa Harrison Angela Hester Faith McCoy Ronald Richmond David Sevier Juanila Hippy Jeff Porter Kimheriy Christian Stephen Burton Morgifl Henegflr Christi HiRis Myma Loping John Summers. Jr April Banks James Carter. }r Suzanne Clark Jeffrey Duke Timothy Fariss Sieve Harvey Clarence Henry Scottie Keel Windell Ultie Danny Lynn Rhonda Pelham David Ramsey Card Simpson Scarlett Davis Judy Bennett Tonya Howell Donna Anderson Mary Sporkman Hamette Blake Robert Bonneau Ellen Borum Melanie Butt Amy Cantrell Jennifer CantreU Polly Davidson Becky Dodson Kristen EUis Judy Gregg Brian Hale Rhimda Isom Edu-ard Johnston Julie Manning Terry Robertson Gregory Roman Angela Rose Michelle Sanders Christopher Shavers Virginia Teal Stephen Blackwood Bridgetfe Botlig Carol Bowie Minda Byram Kathleen Carey Patricia Fowler John GiUes Cheryl Hafman Cecilia Hughes Lisa Lee Michael Michaud Pamela Modielewski Heather Murphy Kathy Northup Philip Owen Rebecca Peadi Peggy Porth Lisa Pratt Steven Preston Michael Reynolds Jennifer Smith HaUy Swan Linda Thorhum Lisa Weiss Karen WeUer Alien WhUaker Sandra Worr Carrie Bearden Roddney Borgman Gina Goad Tonya Crig Wiaiam Higgfna John Irwin Shirley Martin Richard Karel Melanie Armour Kristie Bogle Cynthia Carlton Marinda Cartwrighl JoanCoiU Sandra Cowan Jason Ferrell Valerie Uinkford Andrew McKee Metita Melson Carolyn Phillips Jamie Pope Susan Pylanl HoQy Rtttenberry Virginia RUIenberry Lkma Seagmves Deborah Starrhman Tina Sudberry Cheryl Swing Robert West Andrva Williams Marie young Daoid Agnew Robin Ashley Deidre Davis fames Deason Maria Dyer Karen Farmer Kimbedy Faulk Sicole Fly Pamela Frey Jacqueline Green Wdma Greene Jason Grider Rita Huffer Carta Knight Unda Lloyd Jerry Marshall Timothy Miller Raymond Pryor Thomas Rogers Scott Saurtders Leonard Shelton Chert Turner Glenda WOson Leslie Parks Darla Payne John Burtch Kerry Eby Melinda Spurgeon Rebecca Thomas nomas Tumbow Ftaois Casson Deleana Pirkle Roy Higglns Melissa Queen Unda Davis WiUiam Claiborne Paul Buckingham Deborah Leach Kristie Soott Mark Sistom Charlotte Youree Lisa Denny Lesa Fms KimbedyHale Lisa Jones Daold Knoi Deborah Paschal Cheryl Powell Ellsha Rogers AmyHaU Carta Thomas Kurtis McFariand Eric Lockert Eileen Thorpe Martha Adarru Daphne Davidson NicoU Burchett Latlsha Derxton Ellxabe For Lannie Cates James Fancher Robert Alien Sandra Aman Sheila Arterbury Bart Catea Christy Clause Jeremy Cotoin AngHia Cooley Patrtda Crim Mary Crouch Karen Davis Ronald Hamilton Lori Hockett Jane Hohn Denlse HoUowell Glna Howard Lori Hulan Eleanor Keefer Frances Lnwson Nicholas Lewis Pamela Martin Jo Ann Miner Ruasdl Painter Kathleen Patterson Sarah Perkins Joy Sanders SoRy Schnelle Clarice Spray Joleana Stames Cynthia West Mark Attig Sharon BeU Re na Buchanan Janice Byrd Mary Capen Janis Cayce Robert Cornelius Carol Davis Rhonda Dawbam John Echols Wrenea Farrar Gregory Finney Rhonda Jones Kathleen Lapczyrukl Amy Mcltoeen Unda Oakley Winfred Peek Patricia Pollock Kimbedy Rogers Ten SeUars Heather Stauffer Ronald Turner Nancy White Rebecca Whittaker Marj ret Jordan John McClure Betty Williams Bridgette Cox Rogtna Bilbrey Dane Appalsammy James BoUes Jane Bray Rebecca Brvwn Bmrtdy Burnett Carolyn Bums Thomas Campbell Stephen Carr Cherie Coleman Gerald Thorhum Kyle CampbeU Jacob Cook John Tobin. Ill Glenn Fann Ue Cothron Stephanie Wallace Kimberty Gunter Tor o Crtps Amelia Welbom Dondl Hughes Joel Dark Diane Welsh Carta LeFevers Roy Barker James LXvilbiss Sean Feeney Michele Feger Carol Fletcher Lisa Foster Donna Fulton Angela Caylor Edmond Habagh Brian Hampton Lisa Henegar Nancy Henrich SherrieHoim Tartany In ls Jennifer Johnson David Jones Marviesta Jordan Herbert Kraycirik Mary Ann Lnyne Jennifer Lee Catherine Ltibfrrid UUian Mannirtg Martha Martin Beth Miller 010 Mlnshall Sheila MuUican Dena Murphy Ngp T Nguyen JlBNulter Stacey Page Robert Peterson Angela PllkltUon Karia Powell Cheryl Rodgen Jeffrey Rutledge Donna Sanders Dougfas Schmittttu Su:anne Sells Elizabeth SmUh Dd)oruh Suddath Rondo Trimble Jennt Van Uernp-Nelson Charles Walker MichelU Walker Daniel Warren Cynthia Webb DoHie White Jennifer Alexander Roy Aleiander. Jr Adriana Ames Terri Andrews Suianne Ballard Julie Bankes Stephanie Bankston Carm Bills Kimberly Blair Elaine Blaylock David Blosser Gregory Boyd Penny Boyett Alan Buck Marsha Byrd James Carson John Cartwrighl Frank Cathey. Jr Bonnie Charette Mark Cobb CamiBe Collier Ldjura Cooley Timothy Covington Kimberly Cunningham Madelyn Dendy Nelljean Dendy Rita Denney Janet Dorrtj Bemice Edmondson Tammy Edwards WiBiam Emge Pomala Erickson Elizabeth Gabel Bonita Gabora Stephen Gossett Stephen Green Phittp Hagey Ralph Hall UndeB Hargrmx Bruce Hawkins Robert Hendren Denise Henry Colleen HinUe Mary Hooker Michael Hughes Cheryl Ingram Gregory Ippolito ;«.„, . K a Angela Klump Kirk LaVeck Letha Lacey Karen Lackey L nna Ladd Melinda Lee Gary Uittrell Wiaiam Mangrum, Jr Sherry Martin Kifie Martz Judith Maialook Erin McCuBough Jane McLaugfdln Marz MlUer Erik Moe Mark Morrison Brig Murphy Cretchen Nannie Perry Neat Terri Neeae Carl Neuhoff. Jr Susan Newcomer Carole Novak Margpret Ocker Roberta Ohs Lauri Omstein Anthony Parente Elizabeth PhiBtps Monica Pickney Timothy Porter Wendell Porterfield Karen Poteete Mark PoweB Glenn Pruter Charles Purvis Tonja Richardds Ang RogFo Judi Ryan Cynthia SantBin Martha Schaale Jana Sinclair Katherine Smith Mark Smith Virginia Smith James Spivey Lori Stoker Christopher SuOivan David Thomas Tracey Thonvu Charles ThomhiB Dartiel Turner Teeresa Vselton Sherry Vaughn Patrick Vickers Catherine Vinocur Jackson Welch. Jr Jennifer WeBs Melissa WhUe LorlWlBlams Sonja Wilson David Windus Tammy Wiseman Stacey Yoes Shannon Com Michael Cowell ViWf Dlckerson MicheOe Drake Jane Farringer Donna Ferguson Frederick Rowe Tonya Strlng er Janet Travis Becky Vandercook Darin Moore Kimberty Christian EAtthEMer Tonjia Goodman Janet Roberts Jeffery Parsley Lydia Sonneberger Marsha Porter Sharon Richardson Thomas Cannon Patrick Ragpn KeUye Reed Randy Bums Sandra Clark Uwe Conrad Tamatha Cortner PeaH Johnson Cynthia JoUey Trudy McKetvey Mlaty Moseley Traccey Roark Kridyn Robinson Lara Warrrj!}rod Marlene WlBtinson Tammy WlBiams Kdley Carson Michde Counts Larry Davis Deborah Edens Janet Fulls David Haukersmit Terry JoBey Juanita Jones Fellta IMchfimi L nini Osbom Felicia Owens Michael Rudder JonMariey Susan Coleman Susan Duffey Kristen Fields Ktmbedy HiB Jan L monds Kfisty Patterson SheByPhelan Steven Harris Timothy Wehner GOODBYE FAREWELL, AMEN CO-EDITOR- CO-EDITOR- COPY EDITOR LAYOUT DESIGN Kimberly Boyd and Michael Johnson PHOTOGRAPHERS WRITERS Kimberly Boyd 8,9,10,11 Helen Comer 78,83,84,96,97,98,108,109, 110,112 Wayne Cartwright--39 Frank Conley- 12,13,16,18,1 9,20,21 ,22, 32,33,36,37,39,40,41 ,42, 51,56,57,88,89,106 Tim Cope 17,37 Kimberly Damron— 3,7,17,24,25 Neal Eaton 32,38 Greg Greene- --38 Pamela Harrison 44,59,75,79 Carolyn Holland 18,19,49,58,92,98,99 John Holmes- 34,54,55,62 Michael Johnson- — 1,16,1 7 3,33,46,64,65,68,69, 74,79,80,89,95,97,101,102,103, 112,rear end sheet Tim Nave 1,2,4,5,6,72,73,76,77,83,87,112 Jean Roesler- 111,112 Howard Ross 1,26,27,49,50,60,61,70,71,72,73,81, 105,107, 112 front cover endsheet BUlSteber- 14,15,43,48,49,65,66,67,73,76,77, 79,80,82,84,85,86,87,90,91,92, 93,94,102,112 Jessica Swanson 54,55,63,78,100,101,104 ARTWORK Neal Eaton 1,17,33,49,97 Laurie Jobe Watts— 12,28,45 Jean Roesler -front end sheet Jessica Swanson 97 Christopher BeU 112 Kelly Davison 78,86,87,92,108,110 Neal Eaton 40,46,47 Tonja Forte 59 Dot Harrison 44 Pamela Harrison 31 Caroline Holland — 98 Michael Johnson 64 Shantel KirkendoU— 30,35,76 Jim Merritt 52 Eric Rairiey 58 Jean Roesler- —3,84,97,11,113 Ken Salter- 3,6,7J24,50,56,62 Sidelines 51 BiU Steber- -48,82,90 Tony Stinnett 60,61 Laurie Jobe Watts— 2,4,8,10,13,18,23,38,43,46, 47,72,76,101 Student Publications Co-ordinator Jackie Solomon 9 1 ! Generations come and go but it makes no difference. The sun rises and sets and hurries around to rise again. The wind blows south and north, here and there, twisting back and forth, getting nowhere. The rivers run into the sea but the sea is never full, and the water returns again to the rivers, and flows ( ain to the sea.... Everything is unutterably weary and tiresome. No matter how much we see, we are never satisfied; No matter how much we hear, we are not content. So I saw that there is nothing better for men than that they should be happy in their work, for that is what they are here for, and no arte can bring them back to life to enjoy what wUl be in the future, so let them enjoy it now. ECCLESIASTES m r- H I .1 % mm