Morehead State University - Raconteur Yearbook (Morehead, KY)

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Daniels, Julia Ann Louisa Darneal, Kendrick DeMonte Lexington Davis, Brian E. Maysville Davis, Lisa Michelle Winchester Davis, Nicole Rai Toledo, OH Dean, Susan M. Louisville DeHart, Tammy Flemingsburg Denniston, Michelle Lynn Franklin, OH Dials, Patricia Lynn Tomahawk Donovan, Lisa L. Paris Donovan, Sheila J. Bellbreck, OH Dunn, Valerie J. Ma 0 I I C :- w Fouch, Denise Morehead Fugate, Stara Paulette Hazard Fultz, Pamela L. Morehead Fultz, Teresa Marie Morehead George, Manoj K. Morehead Gibbs, Rebecca Lynn Salt Lick Gilbert, Bill Stanford Gilbert, John Daniel Grahn Gilbert, Rhonda Lynn Olive Hill Ginter, Sheila Lynette Winchester Glascock, Christopher Clark Flemingsburg Goldy, Marsha L. Carlisle Gray, Cavanah Paige Owingsville

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Career Oriented Andrea Stevens is a typical MSU student. A freshman from Russellville, Ohio, Andrea is ma- joring in English. Although she enjoys some of the aspects of her future career, not all of it appeals to her. iil like to write, and I like the literature part, but I don't like the grammar part! MSG has many students like Andrea who come here from neighboring states. I knew a lot of people down here, and I liked it because it was small. In fact, I really didnlt expect the campus to be as big as it is! While at home, Ms. Stevens likes to spend her spare time swimming. playing tennis, and riding horses. Like most students, Andrea has changed her major field of study. I started out in data processing, because I like com- puters, and I like working on them for myself, she said. Although she has changed her major, she still maintains a close relationship with computers through her workship in Reed Hall. By LISA HOPKINS Carey, Melinda S. lronton, OH Carlin, Kathryn Ann Georgetown Carnes, Cherie Renee Beavercreek, OH Carr, Judith E. Flat Gap Claxon, Michael Lynn Greenup Clough, Dwight Marshall Morehead Cochrel, Reba Faith Owingsville Colegrove, Lisa Gail Ashland Coleman, Valerie A Jamboree Compton, Michele Rene Baltimorte, OH Conn, Timothy Allen Morehead Conn, Rita Kaye Morehead Cooper, Daniel Ray Versailes Freshman

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Greer, Melanie Kay Jenkins Grubb, Lisa G. Catlettsburg Gudgell, Lisa Anne Owingsville Hale, Kimberly Dawn Wellington Hall, John M. Grayson Hall, Vickie Dianne Virgie Hamm, Rhonda Arlene Soldier Hargett, Jimmy Darrin Olive Hill Harmon, Dana Kaye Sharpsburg Harris, Sandra Kay Olive Hill Hart, Brian Elliott Ezel Hayes, Stephanie Lynn Clarksville National Merit Finalists The National Merit Semifinalists are chosen after receiving very high scores on the PSAT test. In per- centages, National Merit Semifinalists made up the top half of the top 196 of the graduating seniors in 1985. Last year, 15,000 high school seniors were chosen nationwide for this distinction and of these, 5,000 were awarded scholarships. Debra Ross, from Menifee County, is a National Merit Finalist. A member of Phi Alpha Delta ithe Pre-Law Fraternityi, Debra's future includes law school and a probable career as an attorney. She said she chose MSU partly because it's close to home uand because of the scholarship. Kristi Spears also was aided in her decision to attend MSU by the scholarship offered to her. i'l chose MSU partly because my Dad went here and partly because of the things I'd heard about the education program. This year, for the first time, MSLI actively sought Na- tional Merit students and offered full scholarships to at- tract them here. MSU has six freshmen who are National Merit Students and have in addition been awarded Distinguished Scholar Awards. In addition to Debra and Kristi, these students are Regan Brummagin, JOSEPh ship winner, She choseMSU due to its education program. L Veracelli, and Teresa Fultz. By LISA HOPKINS FRESHMAN Kristi Spears from Portsmouth, Ohio, is a National Merit Scholar- Freshmen