Morehead State University - Raconteur Yearbook (Morehead, KY)

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Dietetic The Food Service Dietetics Organization is an organization which is open to anyone enrolled in a Home Economics Course. The organization is comprised of Food Service Administration and Dietetics majors primarily. The organization caters events and also participates in other community activities. The major purpose of the organization is to provide students with practical experience in the area of food service and to aid in preparing for a suc- cessful career in the profession. smBBARD AND BLADE T First Row: Donna Dixon, Donna Cecil, Dawn Barnhart, Sarah R. Curran, Bobbi Jo Leyes h Second row: Major Gerald Adams, Cadet Theodore S. Eldridge, Cadet James E Nyberg, h CadeuaCkW' UM Cadetsmus h

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T 'Ac summer L, ccounting I Chance to find out what th offers. Interviews are an integral part of finding :, To encourage stud: ' rding to Kathleen Moran, e . to ganizations, Accounng 'e resident. Moran sa-i provided ace ,n' ,tha ma , Social Workers Fellowship is an important aspect to many organizations, one of those being the Student Association of Social Workers. Renee Curran, vice-president of the group, said the Student Association of Social Workers not only Jprovides its members with fellowship but shows students the different areas of social work open to them. Curran said one of the club's main pro- jects is a lecture entitled Life After Graduation. The lecture is held after graduation exercises and is open to all in- terested students. By PATTY McNElL- LON. Student Association of Social Workers First row: Kricket Herald, Virgina Prater, Renee Curran, Carol - Delta Tau Alpha Hogge, Steve Lowder, Jennifer Tolle, Patsy Whitson Row one: Betsy Greene, president; Alisa Estep, secretary; Second row: David Nelson, Abby Pinson, Mary Faye. Pearlie and Tim Bartee, treasurer - Eldridge. Paige Duvall

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udenta have the option of 'griculture Club which gives its a not only the chance to become 7 act; rihtedt with one another but provides students with added insight that classrooms cannot provide. Club president, Tina Milton, said the organization has had several get-togethers over the past year. Their main project, is a horse show held at the Derrickson Agricultural Complex, commonly known as the University Farm to most agriculture students. The Agriculture Club presently has thir- teen members. By PATTY McNElLLAN Home Economics The Student Home Economics Associa- tion is an organization of students from a variety of Home Economics majors, such as Clothing and Textiles, Vocational Home Economics, Dietetics, Food Service Ad- ministration, and Interior Design. The members of S.H.E.A. are involved in campus activities as well as their own projects within the Home Economics department, the SHEA. In conjunction with the Home Economics Child development lab and the Rowan County Jay- cee's, SHEA collected Toys for Tots to distribute to the needy during Christmas time. The members also attend various meet- ings held by the Ken- tucky Home Eco- nomics Association. GEOLOGIC SOCIETY Tim Bartee, Connie Staggs, Neal Linville, Lisa McLean, Tina Milton, George Riley, Sherry Cogswell. Jon F. Bendixen