Morehead State University - Raconteur Yearbook (Morehead, KY)

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David Dugan, Sundae Weldi, Mary McKinley, Anthony Nott, Geri Fuller, Lisa Nuss, Dianne Kuhn. What is the goal of Delta Tau Al- pha? A 'Our goal is to bring agriculture students to- gether and do things for the agriculture depart- ment. Laura Grassmick Senior Oxford, OH Pi Gamma Mu The Kentucky Gamma Chapter of Pi Gamma Mu was founded on the campus of MSU In 1970 under the leadership of Pro- 'fessm Margaret D Patten SInce the Incep' tion of Kentucky Gamma more than 400 , students and farm! ty have; been admItted to ,; , t membership. Invitation to membership is based on the completion of 75 semester I , hours WIth an OVeraIl GPA of 3 0 including 20 hours of Social Science with a GPA of 3 3 , The Kentucky Gamma Chapter has re- ceived the national merit award fromthe national office of Pi Gamma Mu'almostev- ery year since being founded for sponsor- ing panel discussions and seminars on cur- rent social issues and for community service activities. ? LISTENING intently to the instructor, Morehead stu- dents prepare to begin practical experience. Pi Gamma Mu has admitted more than 400 students and faculty since its inception. Front Ro w: Laurel Lammers, Tammy Hillerman, loyce Planck, Elizabeth Pelfrey, Reva M. Ford. Second Row: Tina Amburgey, Tracy Stewart, Steve Strathmann, Tim Bailey, Lisa Hopkins, leffrey Huffman, lackie Burchett, Cathy Wanke, Kathy Webster. Third Row: Cindy Patrick, Stephanie Wright, Valerie Coleman, Lynda McGuire, Leanna Hall, Lori E. Howe, Mary Kay Cornett, john lervis, Kelly Lewis, Beverly Wills. Fourth Row: lohn K . Fulks, Daun Vice, Lana Crouch, Cavanah Gray, Melissa Noble, Da wn Barnhart, Kimberly Skeens, Audrey Owen, Chris Rakes, Shirley Smith. Back Row: Kevin Thornsberry, Rob Marks, Tamela Brown, Kim Bevins, Kevin Cockrell, Tim Bailrey, Robert Gregory, Valerie Oulsley, Perry Roy, Eddie Plummer. Why is G a m m a Beta Phi more interesting than other honor so- cieties? A There are a lot of students in the club and they have many different activities in a year. Every member is involved. Beverly Wills Senior Vanceburg, K Y

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Cardinal Key Blue Key Front Row: Helen Williams tAdvisorl lackie Burchett, Tammy Hillerman, Lori Howe, Melody Stewart, Darlene Dorsey, Kimberly Courtney Second Row: Teresa Black, Kelly Woods, Karen Coombs, Michele Savey, Patricia Skaggs, Allison Armstrong. Front Row: Denise Catherwrith, Vonda Kay Ramey, Tim Bailey, Lisa Hopkins, Laray Back Row: lanie Fryman, Elizabeth 5Ione, lamie Lester, and leffrey Huffman. Wilson. Second Row: Scott Dobler, Perry Roy, Patricia Cook, Kathy Webster, An- drea Kucer, Donald Holbrook, Mike Brann. Back Row: Robert Foit, Eddie Plummer, A Cardinal Key sends donations to the juvenile Steve Strathmann, john K. Fulks, and Mac Luckey. Diabetes Fund on the national level. We set up a HOW does road block and 10006 of the donations collected are Wh at iS We try to serve everyone, not just incoming C a r d i n al used towards diabetic research. freshman or community service. We do those , Tresa Roberts the goal 0f things, but we try to help everyone. Key benef't the junior Blue Key? Allison Ryle public? Morehead Theta Alpha Phi is a national honor frater- nity for students interested in theatre. Dr. Travis Lockhart, faculty advisor, said, Wt is open to any student who participates in theatre, not just theatre majors and mi- nors. Theta Alpha Phi held bake sales and other fundraisers through the year. They held some social activities such as a trip and a banquet with an awards ceremony. Participation in theatre is the main re- quirement for membership. Theta Alpha Phi is associated with all major MSU theatre productions. BY JOAN ALTMAN ? THETA ALPHA PHI is a national honor fraternity for theater students. Being in the theatre, requires one to be able to change roles with an individual who is some- times totally the opposite from himself.

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Michele Savey, ludy Stewart, Kelly Woods, Andrea Kucer, Martha Henderson, Patricaia Skaggs, Annie Barrett. W h a t I S A Only home 96. students are honored, and only really spe- the juniors and seniors. We raise money peri- C i a I a b O U t fdically for a natjongl groupIIIome, instead of diseases , Ike most organizations do. Kappa omlCI'OI'I janie Fryman Mary Campbell, Beverly Wills, Robin Riddervold, Paul Hoffman, Rhonda lahn, M. K . Phi? Senior Thomas, Ruth Ann Furby. Flemingsburg, K Y Scholarship Stimulant Alpha Delta Mu is an honor society for ocial work majors. Alpha Delta Mu s pur- , marinbers The M513 chapter Beta Iota, Chartered In 1981 I I Alpha Delta Mu 25 invoIved in very f Watson, the 3:6 we. during most of the academic year , The standards of Alpha Delta Mu are high Members must be juniors or seni9:5 9592312, 119 instilled TCprogr I IIbAN ALTMAN