Morehead State University - Raconteur Yearbook (Morehead, KY)

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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

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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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MYSTIC CL B The Mystic Club was founded in 1945 in memory of Coach Len Miller whose influence was far-reaching in- maintaining high standards on the athletic field. The purposes of the Mystic Club are . . . . . . To honor men and women who show outstanding accom- plishment in the field of athletics. i . . . To recognize athletes who demonstrate outstanding ability in the contests. . . . To supervise the election of cheerleaders and assume respon- sibility of all pep rallies. . . . To discourage the wearing of high school letters and any unearned MSC letters. During the academic year the Mystic Club aids in decorating the Field House for the Homecoming Dance and presents a loving cup to the Homecoming Queen. The club also furnishes ushers for all athletic events. The Little Olympics is held in the spring which is another activity of the club. ,, X iT Ill K 1' if-ties xii xx a T kwa. , , 5 First row: Pat Caudill, Beverly Fryman, secretary, Ted Hall, vice president, joel Slaughter, president, Dot Dudley, treasurer, Ann Pemberton, sponsor, and Patti Clay. Second raw: Scottye Copher, Ann Young, Sue Davidson, Sherry Fannin, Thelma Barker, Zina Hamrick, and Emily Durrett. Third row: Pat Hall, Mary Smith, Betty Everman, Judy Cannon, Nadine Naugle, Judy Moore, and Sandy Nyilas, Pourzb raw: John Gallaway, Don Parks, Charles Richardson, Max Calhoun, Dan Tucker, and Ralph Carder. 242