Morehead State University - Raconteur Yearbook (Morehead, KY)

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ENTHUSIASM is junior Lori Phelps' trademark. A special education major from Louisville, Lori is a Lambda Chi lil' sis. Bubbling Personality ori Phelps is a tall blond with a ready smile and a bub- bling personality. After talking to her it's easy to see why the brothers of Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity chose her as one of their little sisters. til don't know, I guess they just liked me, Lori said with a laugh. The brothers nominate you and take a bid ivotey It's an honorary position. Lori is a junior from Louisville majoring in elementary special education. Hopefully, I'll get to own my own daycare center one day. That's my main goal in life, she smiled. Lori decided to come to MSU itbecause my mother knows a lady whose son graduated from here! Originally, Lori wasn't even going to come to college, but she's glad she did. I'm so glad I came to school, especially here. My whole life has changed! she said enthusiastically. Coming from Lousiville to Morehead did involve a change, but Lori likes the slower pace. I like the small student population. Everyone here is so friendly - much friendlier than I ever expected. As a Little Sister to Lambda Chi Alpha. Lori is often in- volved in setting up booths at carnivals, but her activities also include collecting money for Easter Seals. When asked if she enjoys doing all of this, Lori exclaimed, It's so much fun! By LISA HOPKINS James, Karen Olive Hill Jobe, Vickie Lynn Ft. Mitchell Johnson, George N. Lexington Johnson, Teresa Lynn Salt Lick Jones, Shelly R. Pleasant Plains, OH Kadiri, Dennis Ogiaga Morehead Kelly, Bill Maysville Kelly, Shirley G. Maysville Kiser, Stephanie Diane Olive Hill Kiser, Stephanie Lynne Olive Hill Kouns, Mary Faye Catlettsburg Krauth, Donald F. Louisville Kretzer, Amanda Sue Ashland Kuhn, Diane Gayle Hamilton, OH Lane, Elizabeth Dawn Danville Juniors

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Eagle Forward Steve Brooks is from Willmore, Kentucky in Jessamin County. He played basketball all throughout high school and now plays for the MSU Eagles. This is actually his fourth year on the team, but he still has a year of eligibility. itl have another year to play ball because I sat out the first year, he explained. Steve decided to come to MSU because his sister, Karen came here. itShe's a graduate student, and helped start the soccer team here, he said. A business management major, Steve is still uncertain of his future. lim trying to decide what to do right now, he commented. Steve said his greatest thrill as a basketball player was playing in the NCAA tournament against Louisville. As a member of the Eagles, Steve, a forward, must practice three and a half hours every day. When asked if the practicing sometimes interferred with his studies, he remarked, Hits a little difficult, but I have a 3.2 gpa so it can be done. Although this wasn't the best year for the Eagles, Steve remains optimistic about the future of the team. HWeire starting to understand what it takes to win, he said. . , 4 Things just didn't come together this year. Next year BASKETBALL means a lot to Steve Brooks. His greatest thrill was playing in . . . everyone Will have matured and we Will make things roll the NCAA tournament against Louisville. our way! BY: LISA HOPKINS NOLNBG VGNI'I Lynn Highley, Connie Sue Olympia Hill, Allen Louisville Hill, Teresa Jean Corbin Holbrook, Donald Ray Grahn Holliday, Vivian Joan Hazard Hopkins, Kelly Lee Goshen, OH Hopkins, Lisa Anne Salyersville Howe, Lori E. Maysville Hunter, Andrea Denise Flatwoods Irwin, Joseph Don Louisville Jackson, Kathleen Marie Morehead Jacobs, Mark Anthony Grayson

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JERI MIRACLE, ajunlor from Garrison, writes children's stories as well as work- ing on her degree in education. TEAV'L-l Nl-DP Large, Kathy Ann Worthington Lewis, Kelly Jo Vanceburg Lockhart, Lynn Virgie Looney, Charlene Frances Berry Lustie, Joseph Kelly Maysville Lykins, Vicki Lynn Vanceburg Manley, Tammy Jo Owingsville Maxey, Sally Rae Flemingsburg Maze, Anita Jo Morehead McGuire, Lynda Joyce Ezel Miller, Carl Edwin Catlettsburg Miracle, Jeri L. Garrison itchell David L. Well-Rounded Individual Jeri Miracle is a junior English education major with a French minor. She is an exceptionally well-rounded in- dividual which is portrayed by her involvement in many activities. Jeri is the programs chairman for the honor organiza- tion Gamma Beta Phi and is an active member in Chi Omega sorority as chapter correspondent. She is also a member of the honor organization Phi Kappa Phi, and she works in the university post office. Ms. Miracle's involvement does not only extend to the collegiate level but also to the professional level. She is now in the process of writing children's stories under direction of the Children's Institute for Literature. HI would like to have a few books in print besides being a good teacher, Ms. Miracle said. I want to be a teacher that students can trust. I want them to think of me as a friend as well as someone they can respect and learnJ from. By ADA MIRACLE