Morehead State University - Raconteur Yearbook (Morehead, KY)

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Fall leaves may be beautiful when they turn color, but when they fall it can pose a problem. Roy Calton mows fallen leaves in front of F ields Hall on Sept. 27th. PHOTO BY.- Kevin L. Goldy Fallen leaves are not a nui- ridge to slide down the hill in sauce to everyone. These them. PHOTO BY: Kevin L. boys take a break from their Goldy Head Start class in Breckin- Opening 3

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Nice weather gave Abdullah Ardishefs civil engineering class a chance to get outside. The Surveying II class took a professional view of the fall campus. PHOTO BY: Linda Denton Opening

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The Whole Story 1987-88 was the 100th anniversary of higher education in Rowan County. It all started on Oct. 3, 1887 with Phoebe Button and her son, Frank, with the More- head Normal School. The University has faced threats through- out its history and continues to do so. It has also gone through many changes, the iggolden emi, 0f Presi- dent Morris Norfleet to the upheaval of President Herb Rein- hard 19 term. One of the changes the University has ex- Opening perienced is in its en- tertainment. This year performers like Rich- ard M arx, REO Speedwagon, Lee Greenwood and Keith Whitley put on dra- matic, live shows, complete with lights and fog. Can you see Phoebe Button up on her feet clapping to 0 Richard Marx song, or perhaps eating herfill at a watermelon bust.p Some activities of the past, such as drawing, have continued into the present. Both the past and the present are part of the whole story. 4 Greeks are very active on campus fniim thagrfirst-week; zzz ; : Concerts are always a big they return in the fall. Sonya BiChgds 32,911: Lgmegagfwm Phylfis, awwts Eef melhn, at L the aanuai Lambda Chi wa- A JV'5'termelnn'EuSt.i?HOT0 8Y5! Kevin L Goldy eveinitton 9W9u5g;Keit,h;Whitt-g ley 6penei1 the Homebbming i concert that featured Lee Greenwmdi PHGTO BY: jeffi'iy Colquhoun