Morehead State University - Raconteur Yearbook (Morehead, KY)

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Mullins, Trent Byron Larkslane Murray, Kirsten Alaire Winchester Mussinan, Michael Shaun Ripley, OH Napier, Ken Beavercreek, OH Nolan, Rhonda Sue Emerson Ogundiya, Cathy M. Nigeria Ousley, Valerie Ann Martin Parsons, Bernard LeRoy ll Mineralwells, WV Perkins, John Wesley Webbville Perkins, Kevin Lee Louisville Pettit, Fayola Blair Clearfield Pinson, Abigail Beth L- is- Royse Daphne L. Ewing Rutherford, Edwina Lynn Huddy Rutherford, Elizabeth Ann Huddy Saddler, Amy Jo Portsmouth, OH Sanders, Kelly Jo Tomsriver, NJ Schroer, Karen L. Batavia, OH Seagraves, Joyce Joanne Grayson Shemwell, Lisa Dawn Winchester Smith, David Shannon Salyersville Smith, Shirley Ann Vanceburg Smith, Terrance Craig Ransom Snyder, Nancy Mae Flemingsburg Sode, Jeffrey Scot Elkhorn City Juniors

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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

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Stephens, Carla Sue Ashland Stewart, Tracy W. Morehead Stone, Connie M. Maloneton Stone, Sherry Jo Olive Hill Storer, Vicki A. Hillsboro, OH Tackett, Kimberly Denise Wurtland Toadvine, Vonda Lynn Paris Tolliver, Sharri Renee Greenup Townsend, Michael Young lnverness, MS Traxel, Teresa Lee Maysville Making his mark on Morehead is junior Allen Hill mimples to close friends; Hill is a business administration-management major and photo-editor of the Raconteur. Hill came to Morehead State with an associate degree in data processing technology from Jefferson County College in Louisville. Hill said he wants to get the best management training possible. hAfter graduation, I'm going to try to get a job with McDonald-Douglas who manufactures commercial airplanes, Hill said. They're the best in management training - just like the marines in the armed forces. Hillhs winning personality will enable him to succeed in all his ventures. By ADA MIRACLE 54 0 II 3 a F: Wagner, Joseph Anthony Cincinnati, OH Wells, Anita-Jo Mize Wicker, Bernard Shayne Mousie Williams, Tonya Jean Florence Wills, Beverly Kay Vanceburg Wilson, Jeffrey Curtiss Morehead Wright, Delane Kenneth Myka Sainol, Mohamad Radzi Penang, Malaysia Ziegler, Teri Carol Silver Grove