Morehead State University - Raconteur Yearbook (Morehead, KY)

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Front Ro w: Scott Pack, Wayne Palmer, Mike Sutton, Darick Brown, Michael Brickey, Stephen Wings, john Michaellost. Second Row: Robert Yeary, Terry B. Grooms, Ken IgorCast, Bodie Stevens, Mark Zunk, Dave Nash, Michael A. Ockerman, john R. Creenhill. Third Row: Charlie johnson, Craig Dennis, TRrebor Grooms, Brian Dickerson, Fred D. Arnett, leff Ward, lay Arnett, Steve McElroy, Tim Conn, Shane Rogers. Back Row: Roger A. Gaffin, john larrell, Chip Thornbury, Danny Haney, R.B. Nickell, Chris Fraley, Mark Beburrben, Greg Crowe, Todd Blanton. W h at h as We've made the university look better by Theta Chl donating money to worthy causes and canned d 0 n 9 fo l' 1 e foods to the needy people of this community . . . Wayne Palmer univerSIty thIs Sophomore year? Lexington, K Y A gro wing year The Sigma Nus proved they give the most support for MSU basketball several With more Splrlt and energy than before, the Sigma Nus are looking forward to even more popularity in the future. By STACY HENDERSON ? CASTING an inquisitive look in the cafeteria, Sigma Nu Mike Ebright enjoys a scrumptuous meal. Ebright is a senior majoring in Public RelationvAdve-rtising.

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Front Row: Tony Fields, Wes Cooksey, lim Tom Trent. Second Row: Dale Mahaney, Tom Weasel Rodgers, Mike Ebright, Tim Cornelius, Rob Pollock, Lucien White. Third Row: Edwin Anderson, Mark C. Thompson, Scott Penegor, Glenn D Meade, Bruce Brooks, David C. Keesee. Back Row: Mike Brann, Kerry Stewart, Drew Crafton, Dwayne Akersi W h a t makes Sig- ma u so spe- What Sigma Nu stands for is basically what Clal YOU Chose It Daroldllglelseen brought up to believe in. Front Row: Tim Hacker, jerry Black Back Row: Tony Homing, Charlie Eldridge, lim over other fra- Sophomore Schell, Theodore Eldridge, loe Irwin, Mike Vanderventer, Douglas B. Wesley, ternltles? Louisville, KY Stephen D. Bailey, Rondel loe OlLong, Tom Scott. I pp: Up , . Morehead Stateis chapter of Sigma Alpha Epsilon was founded in 1971. The Kentucky Gamma chapter has been very active not only in campus activities but in community events as well. uWeire involved with the Jerry Lewis telethons, and we're working closely with Special Olympics, which we hope to host in Morehead, said chapter President Carlos Cassady. The brothers have participated in other philanthropic projects, including the lay- cees' holiday drive and llProjeCt Charlie , an anti-drug program in the local schools. Sigma Alpha Epsilon is involved in several campus-oriented projects as well. In addi- tion to participating in intramurals, the chap- ter produces the photo calendars, and in past years has compiled student telephone directories. MANY drinking games take place at fraternity parties. SAE'S are a very active group on campus The Ken- Some guys use funnels to drink beer through. tucky Gamma Chapter was founded in 7971 and llAS an organization, we're eXClted abOUt works with the lerry Lewis telathon and the Special the univerSIty. We have a philosophy of Olympics involvement, Cassady said. llOur MSU chapter has been called a group of pro- gress fighters'. With all this and the friend- ships you make in the fraternity, what more can you ask for in an organization? BY SHIRLEY SMITH ?

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Extending a helping hand Lots of planning was done by the Theta Chi's during the spring semester. Several GAZING at a girlie magazine', Bodey Stevens relaxes at the Theta Chi house. Stevens is a Morehead native who lives at his fraternity house. Photo by TIMM CONN. Brothers strive for achie vement Fifty thousand brothers nation-wide help College Fund. After the money was made, make up the achieving fraternity of Kappa they held a party with a show in which each