Mississippi State University - Reveille Yearbook (Starkville, MS)

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MICHAEL W . DOYLE JOHN SCOTT WALLER Head Photographer Photography Editor PAMELA J. GREENE Copy Editor SECTION EDITORS PHOTOGRAPHERS RICHARD ADAIR - Sports CHRIS CONN - Greeks SADIE FLINT - Student Leadership BUBBA GREENE - Features RACHEL GRIFFIN - Academics JULIA HICKS - Limelight TIM KNIGHT - Sports MARTHA LAWHON - Greeks KRISTI MERWIN - Classes KIM MORRISON - Student Leadership ALEATRICE RODGERS - Index JEFF SLAUGHTER - Features KIM WALSH - Classes ender arikan rusty Mcknight scott norwood jim prince suzanne spell TABLE OF CONTENTS FEATURES 14 LIMELIGHT 71 SPORTS 92 ACADEMICS 152 GREEKS 186 STUDENT LEADERSHIP 232 CLASSES 308 INDEX 386 Table of Contents 3

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REVEILLE 1985 KAREN E. ROBINSON Editor-in-Chief SUSAN G. WOO Business Manager DR. BILL R. FOSTER Yearbook Advisor Fred Faulk 2 Table of Contents

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jUe of ' tfie 4 i k l Mississippi State has kept up with the times with state of the art computer technology. Heart to hand — the project begins A web of steps, Of skills. Of feelings Surrounds me. I am no longer the creator — am the pencil, And my drawing is what I was, Or if I am lucky — What I am. Rhapsody It takes time, patience, and a great deal of dedication to major in art. Here senior art major Peggy Ware works on an acrylic painting. Since opening its doors in 1878 as the Agricultural and Mechanical College of the state of Mississippi, today ' s MSU has pro- gressed from a primarily agricultural train- ing institution to a university that has steadi- ly kept abreast of technological developments. Implementing these developments into its programs and thus establishing a reputation of excellence in nearly all aspects of its wide range of cur- ricula, Mississippi State University can today proudly take its place in the age of modern technology and uphold its theme for 1985 MSU: State of the Arts. cont. to pg. 7 z F-mm 4 Opening