Morehead State University - Raconteur Yearbook (Morehead, KY)

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Lackey Elementary Ed I eph D0 Irwin E m'sville 3 Geology Margie Ison Enon, OH Pamlegal John Ison Skyline Industrial, Tech. Cynthia A. Jerdon Ashland , BE sinesVAcp-ounf K A no E. Jonas Morehead Physics Damn Industrial T ech KElectronics Kelly T Kalb ngsville r, Business Cynthia Ellen Kazee I3pnville EnglishXFrench Brian Lee Kegley Paris, KY Business Administration Benjamin Martin Kinber Ermine R TVKAdvmising Katherine Ann Kingha'm Hay, OH Music Ed. Brian Lee Kirkendall , Waverly, OH BasinessIComputers Steve M. Klump 'Cfbswim' 3 Math Lori Ann Kosikowski St. Clairsville, OH H Excreationy'Sociology, 3 Lee Paul Lamarre ' Louisville l Jeanie Large Ironton, OH Betsy Layne Paralegal Cheryl Luetta Lawson E Louisvil e t ' ' Food SemzcelGeography Cara Lisa Lawwill Maysville Eknwntarg Ed. Seniors Inman-Lawwill

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A play on words this fast I was just a Freshman a few years ago, and now it s ' to jump Out 513133 the 31g; , -' a woridf said Julie Jones, a senior speech and theatre major from fits in the nation m duVo interpretatioh tonal Catholic Forensic aces Z hang 3 spaach so, flw , p nive'rSity, shVe 13ecame Inn ed in the theatre program: litfle sister program Gamma Beta Phi H nor Socxety, ,MSU P13yers I : 41.11110 These Hallsi'durmg summers. J V V For leisure entertainment, she likes to a shew, I loVe to sit In front ofthe televi- siqn. I donft have a lot of time to watch Want to go to a conservatory, or do some ivovled in acting, and eventu311y I d 11kt? 1 V Gait On A Hot Tin Roofwas the 1351: theatre prbtiuc- I 13y and Newhart but when I do I 1 really enjoy them, she said Jones plans to continue her involve- t in t11eatre after she graduatea III I graduate work, where Im totally in- 10 do some directing -- By: Teresa Johnson tion of the year Julie Jones played the part of Maggie, the wife of an alcoholic Photo by Linda Danton Feature 213

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Ahead of His Time he psychology lab provides excellent opportumtzes, ac-yk, j; 3 3 cordmg to 32111115011 01211? a! senior from Covingtoh. ;: Graff IS 5 second, car biolw ?3ogiy psychology 1115;01' H 51111111113; concerned with the experimental as- pects, ofpsycholpgy because of his inter- Zest 31:1,research His minors are Herman; '5 Lwhich he speaks fluehtly, and philos- 3,9th n 3' 3:3 Re fessor, Dr. Bruce Mattingly. As a result of GraE 19 invalvemeht, as anjassistant to , Dr. Mattingly, he presented a paper, on their apomorphine findings at the Ken- tucky Academy of Sciences Convention during the fall semester. Crag received an honorable mention for his presenta- tioh. , Crag received a Congressmnal Schol- arship m his senior year of high school. This enableci him t0 spend the year in Germany He said the only way to cle- scrihe it, is that it was a unique experi- cum. 1 Ixi the future he plans to attend gr'a11115 ate school SStanford would be hicel ' or pharmacology Crag 18 currently the vice-president of Psi Chi, the psychology honors soci- ety; 51111 program 6115111111111 Of the Envik ronmental Science club. He is also a member of the Honors program, 0121 member of Boy Scouts of America. As a member of Troop 714 111 N orthern gl5 Scott He has been a member siiice third grade or nine years 111 his $31515 time, he enjoys reading antl fantasy role playing games such as Dangeons and Dragons. . m3 ;Chrii5tie Shep ard 3' Graf now spends most of his spare time in the stchology 111115.er ts allergic to the rats and 1353755 the lab5 every 1199 with large welts Photo by Kevin L. Goldy Gmfis only sewntaen, but 15 already a senior He plans to attend graduate school to study either psychology or pharmacology Photo by Kevin L. Goldy ! Seniors 215