Morehead State University - Raconteur Yearbook (Morehead, KY)

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Maker of : eautiful Music Ginger Martin, a senior from Portsmouth, Ohio, has discovered the true meaning of making beautiful music at Morehead State University. A music education major, Ginger has participated in the Jazz Ensemble tplaying in the alto saxophonet, and the clarinet symphony band, among other activities in the music department. She has capped off her musical accomplishments here by serving as Field Commander in the marching band. Morehead's reputation as a good music school was one of the main things that lured Ginger to enroll here. Another reason she chose Morehead State was because her parents are MSU alumni, and she grew familiar with what she termed the homey campus over the years. A music scholarship awarded to her gave added incentive to attend M80. The female professors really care. They try hard to help you understand, Martin said. Theytre very close- knit. Ms. Martin described the music faculty and staff as a willing department ready to help students with career moves. She feels that this cooperative atmosphere has been a vital part of her learning experience at Morehead State. Other than being chosen to be Field Commander, a position she held her freshman year when it was called Drum Major, Martin has earned other honors, including being selected for Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. By SHIRLEY SMITH Grayson, Edwina Morehead Medical Technology Green, Katherine Anne Wheelersburg, OH Accounting Greene, Artis B. Maysville Clothing, Textiles Greene, Elizabeth Ann Bedford, MA Animal Science Gullett, Anthony Paul West Liberty Elementary Education Hale, Kevin Wayne Wellington Industrial Education Haley, Andy Vanceburg Biology Hall, Lori Ann Olive Hill Chemistry Seniors FIELD COMMANDER, future music teacher, and honor student, Ginger Martin was drawn to Morehead because it was the school of her parents. Ms. Martin was selected for Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. PJemoH zuaug

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ACCOUNTING major, Mike Ishmael is not only interested in numbers. Ishmael plays on Morehead Stateis baseball team and one day hopes to become a pro. lnfielder As graduation nears, many seniors can look back proudly at the accomplishments they have achieved dur- ing their college years at Morehead State University . One of those seniors is Mike Ishmael. Majoring in Accounting, Mike is a member of the Accounting Club at MSG. Mike, who is from Flemingsburg, Kentucky, is also interested in baseball; in high school he played on Fleming County's baseball team, as well as participating in other sports. But his interest in baseball did not end there. One of his main i reasons in choosing to come to Morehead was the oppor- tunity to play on MSU's baseball team. His talent is evi- dent; Mike has played on MSU's team since his freshman year. As an infielder on the team, he has contributed a great deal and Morehead has been fortunate to have him. Since playing on the college level for four years, Mike is considering baseball as a full-time career. After gradua- tion he would like to iimake it in baseball and play pro- fessionally, but if it does not work out, he has other plans. Ishmael said, Hlf I don't play professional baseball, 1 hope to use my degree in Acounting and work with a business firm. MSLI wishes the best of luck to this senior with his future plans. By BEVERLY WILLS Fugetti, Rodney Len West Liberty Industrial Education Furoy, Cheryl Belinda Pikeville Biology Gallagher, Patrick Shane Morehead Music Education Garfield, Lisa Marie Lebanon, OH Recreation Gearhart, Terry Lee Russell Food Service Gevedon, Ellen Kay Ashland Elementary Education Gibson, Sherry Larkslane Commercial Art Gollihue, Jeani Dawn Ashland Mathematics

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Hamm, Theresa C. Shirley, IN Business Handy, Lisa Marie Wheelersburg, OH Accounting Hardy, Lana Jo Kittshill, OH Home Economics Harris, Venus Lane Louisville Journalism Hensley, Charles Wayne Frakes Business Hensley, Pam Frakes Data Processing Herald, Rebecca Flora New Richmond, OH Social Work Hildebrant, Jeanine Lee Leesburg, OH Art Active Greek When Chris Stewart came to Morehead State Universi- ty from Franklin, Ohio four and a half years ago, he was surprised to discover the broad range of students here. It seems to amaze me that Morehead attracted such a diversity of people, considering the fact that it's not a really big school. The senior industrial technology major was exposed to Morehead State University as a child, liked the at- mosphere and decided to enroll. Since coming here, Stewart has been very active, especially in Greek affairs. Not only is he the current president of the Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity, but he is the past president of the IFC, lnter-Fraternity Council. Stewart said he kind of in- herited that position last year when he assumed the presidency after the former president left. After graduation in December '85, Stewart said he planned to seek employment first in the large-scale in- dustrial companies, because he feels that there are more , . . , , , opportunities there for advancement of his career. He FORMER IFC preSIdent, C hns Stewart Rented is a senior Industrial technology , , major from Franklin, Ohio. Stewart hopes to work in the large-scale industries in womd also prefer to work In the Lexmgton, KentUCky Lexington. He also enjoys spending time with friends Dennis McKay and Colleen area. During his years at MSU, he has become familiar PmCha'd' with the area, and has grown to like it. By SHIRLEY SMITH AV MJW HULJIA