Morehead State University - Raconteur Yearbook (Morehead, KY)

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Johnson-Krey Jerri Ann Johnson Virgie Marlo Ann Johnson Tutor Key Scott Meredith Johnson Dubnazg-WV Angela Rae Jones Hazard Debbie Lynn Jones Morehead Ernie V. Jones Stout, OH Freda Robin Jones New Vienna, OH Elias Simon Joseph Carlislek . Gail Evans Joyce Inez Brian Keith Jude Pilgn'm Michael Roger Justice Greenup Mindi S. Kegley Sandy Hook Blignda A. Kegley Am krkoKem er Flatgoids p M 'e Kem er matggods p Martha Jo Kindred Winchester Lee Robert Kinnaird Canton? OH LL Dieborahs. Kirk Catlettsbmg Lisa Kirkendall Waverly, OH Sabrena Renfae Kiser Morehead Sandra Kitchen Grayson Sue Ronda Kitchen Gragwn Julie Erin Klaiber Russel! Kelly Ann Kleemeyer Fayetteville, OH Kim C. Koh Morehead Kelly Judith Krey Burlington Underclassmen 247

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In a Strange Land eing away from horhe makes 6 5 you very independent but ,1 sometimes makes you Very lonely, said Emiko Toguchi . a senior from Okinawa Ja- pan. 1 Taguchi IS a math and Computer proekeh' gramming major She came to the United States to study English and come '- puter programming because ,she thought'the U.S.e would betthe'ibestt' ' place to do both. She came to the Uni- versity four yearsvago infter studying ' English at Indiana University for eight months. A friend ofher sister is, an ai-um- nus, suggested the University to her as a fri-endly,- good place for foxeign ,stu- , dents. Toguchi is a member 15f the Cosmovs , politan Club, an organization which 1 helps Americans meet foreignstudents. 2 She also likes to play tennis, go to the movies travel and do oragami the Iapa- , nese art offolding square paper into ob- jects While she has been in the U S. Togu- chi has visited Niagara Falls, eWashing- ton, D.C., New York, Chicago, Indiana, St. Louis and the Smoky Mountains.,Her favorite place was New York, because of the excitement and the interesting things the city provided. Toguchi feels the best thing about the ,1 U.S. and the University is the oppOrtu- ' nity to meet all sorts of interesting pew ple. She sees similarities between Japan ' and the US. in that both cultures value I the family and the young peeple dtessk 5' similarly. Major differences can be seen 7 in that Americans ate more individualis- tie and more verbal with their opinions Taguchi, who has not been heme 5' since December of 86, plans to return 1 to Japan'and get a job With a Japa'hese 6 computer software company after 1 graduation Toguchi said her experiences have made her grow up, and have made her very happy .... By: Christie Sheppard Omgami, chelapanese art of folding sqeare'paper into objects is a favorite past time for Emiko Tagu- chi a senimf from Japan; LPHOTG BYJ'UTim Cm Feature 246

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Many people, faculty included, make use of the computers and computer software available in the LRC. Larry N. Dales, Assoc. prof of journalism, spent hours learning how to use the Maclntosh computers. PHOTO BY: Jeijolquhoun Video tapes such as uThe Maltese FalconY and uShall We Dance can be checked out at the Uni- versityk LRC. Kelly Krey; from Burlington, watches on the library TV. and VCR located on the first floor of the Library. PHOTO BY Jeff Colquhoun Y Feature