Morehead State University - Raconteur Yearbook (Morehead, KY)

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W-., le cercle francais Le Cercle Francais was organized in order ThaT sTudenTs mighT have a beTTer undersTanding OT The French culTure and language. GuesT speakers, slides, and Tilms dominaTed The club's monThly meeTings. Bob Bass, Pres., Beverly Bowling, Alexa CorneTT, Eileen CorneTT, Dr. ViTo DeCaria, Advisor, Maude Gillum, Regina Moore, Program Chairman. Mary Jo Nelherfon, Ad- visor, PaT O'Connor, Vice Pres., Renee Owens, Sec., Erlene Wells. Dan Young, Treas. 2 lil Les CouranTs is composed of male upperclass- men organized in The spiriT oT TraTerniTy and Tellowship. The club annually presenTs a scholarship To an ouTsTanding sTudenT in The Tield of Tine arTs. Alan 'l'ongreT was The recipienT Tor I967-68. latin club l..aTin Club was organized by Those sTu- denTs inTeresTed in exTending Their lcnowl- edge and sTudy of LaTin as a language. Each year's acTiviTies include a banqueT where club members are aTTired in ancienT Roman cosTumes. Donna AbernaThy, Emma Brown, Sue Burgess, Bill DenTon, JudiTh Douglas, Paula l-lampTon, Mary l'lawThorne, PaTsy Looney, Andrea Malone, Barbara Messer, Elhel Moore, Advisor, Milce Quinn, Ed Smookler, Rachael STaflord, Danna STamper, Alvin Sfullz, Sandy Webb, sr X . 'W ,pf V Douglas WrighT. f 'M. X l 3 I ' -if les courants lLefT To righTl-unidenl'ified, Dr. William ExelberT, Paul BaTTaglini, RoberT Welch, Hugh Younglove, TiTus God- frey, John Cuclahy, unidenTi- Tied.

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F we J Ti-r ,, TWH, home economics club Joanne BanlcsTon, Kaye Blaclcburn, PaTTy Blair, lmogene Bluehaum, CleTa Boggs, Edwina Bow- man, Donna Brown, MarTha Campbell, Mary Ann Cline, Carol Colgan, Carol Colemar, Alice Combs, Alexa CorneTT, Mary Davis, ReporTer, JaneT Diclcin, Beverly Duncan, Corresponding Sec., Judy Eccles, Charlene Gerrnann, Jaclcie Howard, Marilyn JusTice, Laural Lenox, Recording Sec., KaThy Marsh, Donna Maynard, RiTa Miller, Norma Moore, Jane Piclclesimer, Sardra Pigman, Treas., Carolyn Preece, Delores PuclceTT, Wanda Reed, lris ReinharT, Vice Pres., Sheila Schreick, Dorinda SecresT, Sally Simp- son, Francine SmooT, Sara STambaugh, Linda STeclc, Carolyn Trapp, Carol Wallace, Connie Wellman, PaTTy Willis, Donna Wood, Pres. l' Q ,,... mr MAi ,,,..x,ff' J' v 'A 'Y ix! ii rt .... . .,.. ., fy, K .,,c T .3 ,,,, Y If ii 3,1 ' ' .elsif Ti? 'V if.,. we I f T iff gi R ' , ,F-1 xi .Lv ff , ie +ve f T gi 7' 1 1 . if , ,A well- E - s Tgw ex L .,,r by ,qi , A Home Economics organizaTion is essenTial Tor The provision oT a common inTeresT Tor home economics maiors and minors, and Tor The esTablish- menT OT an aTTiliaTion wiTh The KenTuclcy Home Economics AssociaTion and The American Home Economics Club. Each year The club awards Two scholarships To high school seniors. An annual sTyle show Ties TogeTher The members' inTeresTs, campus services, as well as provides Tunds Tor The scholarship. To promoTe inTeresT in lndusTrial EducaTion and To creaTe a beTTer social aTmosphere wiThin The lndusTrial EducaTion deparTmenT is The purpose oT The lndusTrial EducaTion Club. A Technological dis- play won The organizaTion a Top posiTion aT The KenTuclcy lndusTrial EducaTion convenTion. Regular meeTings were supplemenTed by a spring banqueT and guesT lecTurers. indusfriol orTs club JeiT Bright William Caywood, Jerry Conn, Ronnie Cooper, Torn Crawford, Bill Curwood, Dale Dodson, Dennis Dupps, Fred Elam, Richard Fisherf Bud Greenman, Clyde Hackler, Advisor, Larry l-lelphinsTine, Asa Mayse, Alan MlciTarian, Wayne Morella, Pres., Michael Neal, Gerald Quinlan, William Schardein, Roger ScoTT, Jimmy Slone. Doug STur- qell, Sec., James VanTino. X

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morehead players Drama, lighfs, make-up, laTe hours, and liTTle sleep is The liTe ThaT members of The Morehead Players mainTain. The Players exhibiT drama in all phases, promoTe en- Thusiasm in group acTiviTy, and encourage dramaTic acTiviTy wiThin Their organizaTion. During I967-68 They presenTed such plays as Hansel and GreTel , The lmporTance oT Being EarnesT, and Measure Tor Love. Fronf row lleff To righfl-Sandra EugaT, Rosa Norris, Duane Hahn, Billy Price-Williams, Leslie Quillen, Kay Whisman, Carl RaTliTT, STeve Morgan, Sue Cooke, Gayle Johnson, Susan Wheeler, Terri Bonar. Back row llefl' To righfl-Marvin Phillips, Jerry Bangham, Peggy Holbrook, Ronn Johnson, Glennda Hagan, Bill Hammack, Rick Greiser, PeTer Jasion, William Timmer, Dennis Williams, Mike Junk, Alan TongreT, John Cannon, Fanny Fried. mu sigma chi ?' ' i .3-T J Mu Sigma Chi is The chemisTry club aT MSU. The club TuncTions To presenT a realisTic view oT The varied Tields oT chemisTry so ThaT iTs members will beTTer undersTand career requiremenTs and demands. Fronl row llefi' To righfl-Carl CorneTT, Roger WaTTord, Jo ShelTon, KeiTh EndicoTT, Jr., Mike Evans, Gayla FleTcher, EarnesTine PrewiTT, Ali Raiszadeh, Charles Saylor, Emanuel Turner. Back row llefT To righfl-Toney Phillips. Jon Couch. Melvin PleasanT, HerberT Hedgecock, Sharon Cassady, Abba SalamaT, T. J. Cochran. mu phi Mu Phi, a maThemaTics and physics organizaTion, sTrives To sTimulaTe social and professional growTh and To encourage uniTy and goodwill wiThin The deparTmenTs oT physics and maThemaTics. Mu Phi is a maior conTribuTor To The FenTon WesT scholar- ship Tund and an annual award donor To The NorTh- easTern KenTucky STaTe Fair. lLe'FT To righil-Sue Rawlings, Arlan RaTliTT, Bob Campbell, Glenda Pack, Chuck May, Maude Gillum, Lana Elli- son, Jerlena Brown, Nancy House, Ad- visor, Charles BeeTz, MarTi Hall, Joe SheI+on, and Sam Harley, Pres. phi beTa lambda ,lf ii - - , .. . Phi BeTa Lambda is a naTional organizaTion Tor business sTudenTs. lTs purpose is To inTerpreT The role of business as iT is relaTed To educaTion and The professional world and To acquire an undersTanding oT business economics. iLefT To righTl-Jim Adams, RuTh Alban, Darwin Aurand, Jerry Blankenship, Jim Bowersox, John Brown, Pres., Larry Columbia, Edwin CorneTT, John CulberTson, Larry Dunn, Mike Gamp. Randy Haake, Peggy Hopkins, Karen Kennedy, Linda MeTz, STuarT Owens, Tom SToeckel, Diana SuTTle, Sec., Bill Thompson, Advisor, JeanneTTe Wells, ReporTer. I57