Morehead State University - Raconteur Yearbook (Morehead, KY)

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Fifarl row: Sandra Nyilas, Nancy Collins, Evelyn Nygaard, Pat Thompson, Louise Smart, Anita Rose. Bette Bateman. Second row: Mary Walker, Sharon Hat field, Betty Pack, Bob Fraley, president: Emma Gullett, vice-president, Barbara Anglin, secretary: Virginia Lee Mabry, reporterg James Landrum, treasurer Alex Conyers, sponsorg Wanda Ison, Jewell Moore. Third rr1w.' Etta Smith, Eva Kelly, Winfcnrd Norman, Darrel Murphy, Orbie Rivers, Beverly Thompson Billye Rains, Judy Trusty, Troy Wheele1', Janice Perry, Janice Harris, Paul Spencer, Lalo Bradford. Fonrlb mira' Janice Coomer, Sue Evans, Donald Ison Jackson Brown, Elwood Harris, Clyde Green, Allan Smith, Warner Manning, Ralph Carder, Vaughn Caudill, Gary Lee, Rondall Blevins. KAPPA M Kappa Mu is composed of commerce or busi- ness majors or minors. The purpose of the or- ganization is: to promote a higher degree of unity, fellowship and good will among the personnel of the Department of Commerce, and to contribute the execution of the general ad- ministrative policies of the college. Members confer with their advisors. .-

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Fira! row: Patty Litton, Ifiisgjlla Rose, Faye Fallen, Nelda Vest, Patty McKinney, Ann Sandifer, janet Campbell, Joyce Ferguson, Judith Prichard, Lula Rowe, Eva Adkins, Patty Burton, Wanda Holbrook, Fqn Puckett, and-Gloria Taylor. 'Sumnd row' Eloise Foster, Ggy,encla Wrigl1t, Pat Caudill, liajgara Allen, Dglphalene Biaver, secretary, Gloria Forsythe, treasurer, Sowards, vice presidentg Nancy Roberts, presidentg KaLWl1eeler, reporterg Miss Patti Bolin, sponsor, Allis Morris, Clara Chandler, Ottie Baldwin, and Daisy Lancaster. Third man' Sandra Oppenheimer, Sharon Bush,,Delores Rawlings, Mary Birch, Frida Catron, lugly- Cannon, Sue Clark, Martha Richards, Marijo Rawlings, Sandy Hicks, Beyy Rowe, Mollie Campbell, Pearl Lucas, Arye Ellington, Mellanie Mills, Ruth Hill, Doris Lyon, Lovgenia Smith, Janice Titus, and Linda Salisbury. HO E ECONGMICS CLUB One of Morehead's oldest campus organizations, the Home Economics Club, was established in 1938. Its purpose is to provide a common interest for home eco- nomics majors and minors on this campus and to establish an affiliation with the Kentucky Home Economics Asso- ciation and the American Home Economics Club. Each year the organization raises funds for two scholar- ships of 36100 each to be awarded to high school seniors who seek opportunities for college preparation in the home economics field. YD Min Bolin enter: the food: lab afler leaching fl :lair in home fu nixlaingx. .fl f. N 239

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'HG OR SGCIETY 5 iirilhl The Junior-Senior Mens Honor Society was organized to rec- N A ognize those junior and senior men who have shown outstanding ii lf f i v' qualities of scholarship, leadership and service at Morehead State College. Selection of students was based on a 3.0 academic standing or better and qualifying faculty vote. Other members not pictured are: Tom Barnard, David Jordon, George Kerr, I-larry Shrout, Bill Svec, and Terry Wicker. Gary Link f70f11f.l' rm! fha' arlirlzf of Ike Society to David Mailer! and Mr. Venellozzi. Bmwriug in the library if zz flaarfzcterirfic of lbe memberr of this on-gfnzizazion. . A 3 Fira! raw: Bob Fraley, Kent Rowland, Victor Venettozzi, sponsorg and George Hazelwood, Second row: Robert Gill, Pat Arnett, Harry Mayhew, Clyde Maddix, Gary Link, and Buford Crager. Third rauu' Charles Richardson, Harry Wfebcr, james Setser, David Masters, and james XVhiteIcy. 24I