Morehead State University - Raconteur Yearbook (Morehead, KY)

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,, af: , , ., r. :50 ate them from Other artist hopefuls. To ' ' overcome this dilemma; Morehead state BE'NG AN ARTiST . . . , tends to isolate one from tor. Mary Sargeant sand the Art Stqden s the rest of , - , y: t- Student's Leag, said paintings at, the campus haw L festival. 9 THE ART STUDENTS , , LEAGUE sponorg Phi Beta Lambda First row: Richard Gindlesperger, Philip Honican. Mark Callihan, Danny Tackett, Bill Wilson. Melvin Porter. Jr.. Dennis McKay, Eric Evans, Greg Carty Second row: Mary E. Hall. Sharri Meade, Beth Hensel, Kathy Dorsey. Alice Berry. Rebecca Pugh, Connie Mighley, Kim Bowen, Darlene Dorsey, Amy Hensel, Anita Bryson, Janet Boggs, Valeria Craft, Lori Boyd, Susan Weston, Karen Poling Third row: Ruth Thomas. Pam Hicks, Elizabeth Rutherford, Valerie Ousley. Emily Burchett. Kathleen Moran, Debbie Forman, Christine Affinlto, Emily McCoy, Leila Ella Sandlin. Lisa A. Howard, Julia Greer, Joyce Demon, Susan Harris, Sandy Young. Danny Vunltosse Fourth row: Harvey Thompson. Jay Machcinski, C. David Adair, Jim McCarty, Randall McCoy. Tony Bohrer, Daniel Johnson, John Fulks, Cindy Hamilton, Loretta Taylor Academic

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Future Interior Designers Organization First row: Betty Phelps, program coordinator, Retha Lowe, secretary; Kim Clay, vice president; Mary France. publicity chairman Second row: Buddy Brown, Janet Grey, Donna Burke, Tam- my Roe, co-president; Angela Staggs, Kim Cornett, treasurer; Renee Ferris, co-president; Scott McIntosh Preparing Students Preparing students for the future is the object of the Future Interior Designers organization, said co-president Renee Ferris. The organization is designed to make members more aware of the changing trends in today's society, therefore giving each an advantage when entering the job market. To help give Future Interior members the edge, the group is planning a trip to High Point, NC where students can observe interior professionals at work. This years members began gearing up for the adventure back in the fall by holding pumpkin sales toqfund their trip. By PATTY McNElLLON PREPARING students for the future in household design is the main motive of the Interior Designers Organization. Members go on trips where they observe professionals at work and learn their techniques. Discussion Group Political Science Club members learn from others, said club vice-president Roger Chaf- fin. Chaffin said the group schedules a variety of speakers throughout the semester who discuss avenues open to political science studer'its. These speakers also inform club members of the advantages of a political science career. The club is planning a trip to the General Assembly in Frankfort where members can view government procedures first hand. By PATTY McNElLLON

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Learning Leadership Rules Learning about different types of leadership roles is one of the many advan- tages of being in Phi Alpha Delta, said Flemingsburg senior, Bill Wilson. The organization is presently preparing for the Leadership convention to be held in April at Louisville. Phi Alpha Delta members will be competing with colleges around the state in such areas as business, accounting, finance, and data processing. The organization will also be attending the National Leadership conference to be held in Houston, Texas. Wilson said students with at least 3 credit hours in business and a 2.5 GPA can join the organization. By PATTY McNEILLON INSCAPE Front row: Melissa Lowe, Dave Marsh, Connie Roberts PHI ALPHA DELTA - Back row: Ryan Hardesty. VickiGianino, Charles West, Claire Johnny Kelth Endlcott the-Presndenn, Kelli Knepshield - E. Esham, Rondell Meeks, Marc Glasser tFaculty Sponsor; - Erma??? AnEelal H:m'::0 lfsecr?anl?' Roger Chaffln. - Denise Hurd osep rrett, es ey ac ett, arry ac ett