Morehead State University - Raconteur Yearbook (Morehead, KY)

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w WWW '61, - www.wwm ,, LMWW Hume ; mgmmiwi x nr'wmwy mw mw, Mwamwewwwm-LW,grwwmmzwwwaw,w, x w Many students have this sign etched in their minds. It is the sign designating the More- head exit 03 of Interstate 64 East. PHO 0 BY: Kevin L. Goldy As part of parents weekend, the Universityis soccer team played University of Ken- tucky on September 12. These visitors watched as we won the game 2-0. PHOTO BY: jeff Colquhoun A smiling face is something that you don,t often see at reg- istration. Lynn Rutsch, sopho- more from Catlettsburg, went through the lines in less than an hour. PHOTO BY: Kevin L. Goldy M 0 re he a d L23xeacmnue.V.,LV U n i v e rthV N EXT Rti-K'V Closing 299

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Freshman Angie Martino from Tip City, Oh., sighted her target in the intramurals archery contest May 61h on the soccer field. PHOTO BY: Kevin L. Goldy Closing 298 The whole story was drawing to a close. People were tired and ready for summer break Peo- ple, places, times events and reason: were coming togeth er to complete a other year. College stu916nts and faculty in Ken' tucky had joined; forces to support; education at the Higher Edpcatwn ral- ly in February - The State General, Assembly had passedkgy the budget and the ' University will now, be able to repair the utility tunnel. The expected 111-'1' flux of during room sign- ups. Spaces held fen; freshmen' kept rev turning students from getting into momsf The need to have all your roommates at; the time you sign-up'? for a room also caused. problems:.. Wef ,canzw 03321919 OIL new stu- ' dents in the Fallen, created probiemsiii more pro lems inryth I people in the Ksuites 1' 111111037 1001115 111111 priw away. - c uded an increase 111 postage rates. First raised to 25$. Also Scott Hilbert, Union Township, Break. Miss America, Kay Lam Rae Kafka? was our Special guest at the Miss MSU pag- eant Joy Kinney,a freshman, won the ti- tle of Miss MSU ,, These people and events were part of the Whole! story future as - enrollment V, and the doublewoccun , vate and semi-private, 511001315 belng taken Other problems 111-J class stamps Were: a freshman $101113 1011., was reported; misSing after Spring 011 a brighter 1:101:63;

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The Whole Story conhnues... Closing 300 As the weather turned warmer, thoughts turned in the direction of the out- doors. Spring fever overcame us as many Eeople spent their a s in the sun, out- si 6 their dorms or out at Cave Run Lake. Some classes, like Steve Tirone,s art class, moved outside its: to avoid stuffy rooms, until the air condi- tioning was turned on. Other people at the University were mov- ing, too. Joyce Whit- ing, assistant 5 eech rofessor, deci ed to Program, made a de- cisipn to go t n eave the University for the presi en, - ndy to work for Toyota. the United States, elec- i Dr. John Kleber, his- leaving George Bush, tory professor and di- Michael Dukakis and rector of the Honors Jesse Jackson, as the