Morehead State University - Raconteur Yearbook (Morehead, KY)

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Ambassadors THE ALUMNI AMBASSADORS work with the Alumni Association in creatinga closer communication network between alumni and students. The group was started With the purpose of students serving as hosvhostess at social functions held In the presidents home. Delta Tau Alpha is an honor club for stu- dents interested in agriculture. Mr. Robert Wolfe, advisor, said, llOur main purpose is to promote agriculture and recognize out- standing agriculture students. The group works toward these purposes in a number of ways. They assisted at the Kentucky Logging Show in September, helped at MSU's World of Technology Day, and assisted in other department activities. They held a breakfast in Feburary for all agriculture students. Several members also 102 Honor attended the na- tional convention in Missouri that was held in April. The group also holds a monthly meeting. To be eligible a student must have completed 45 hours with at least 12 hours in agriculture. Stu- dents must have a 2.5 overall GPA and a GPA of 3.0 in agriculture classes. BY JOAN ALTMAN ? ASSISTING at the Kentucky Logging Show and at MSU's World Technology Day, Delta Tau Alpha achieves their purpose. The goal of the organiza- tion is to promote agriculture and recognize out- standing agriculture students, PHOTO BY CHUCK BURRIS

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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

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Blue Key National Honor Fraternity was established in the 19705. The organization, then all male, was active in awarding schol- arships to incoming freshmen, as well as in community service. The club was revised and reactivated in 1984. It has now built in strength to 35 members. The motto of the organzation is nServing, I Live. The club demonstrated its motto through several services to the community this year. Members took gifts to Hope Hill Children's Home in Montgomery Co. at Christmas. Each year the club participates in March of Dimes Walk America and Senior Oppor- tunity Days. The club is looking for a national philanthropy. A spring banquet was held for the re- tiring advisor and founder, Mr. Venet- tozzi. ? THE BLUE KEY National fraternity; motto is Serv- ing, ILive. This honor society lived up to its motto by an annual partcipation in the March of Dimes waIk-a-thon and by this year, sponsoring a deba te between student government nominees, Sheridan Martin, Steve Strathmann, lohn Parton, and Scot Sodes PHOTO BY IACK SIMPSON.