Murray State University - Shield Yearbook (Murray, KY)

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P. Wakefield O cfm , . ack n Track Pulling out from behind and once lll.l taking the lead in academic programs, athleticff events and individual excellence typified the A year that put the University back on track. A turn back to the basics of reading, writing and arithmetic caused the number of interdisiplinary courses to increase. Threats of grade inflation plagued students' grade point averages as those ever-precious A's came harder and harder to come by. Coming to a final turn in the construction projects on campus left only the new 38.2 million student center and two other buildings in the planning stages to be completed. A Spring scene of Roy Stewart Stadium shows little activity on the field that brought the Racers a 9-2-1 season later in the Fall. Wishing on a dandelion and enjoying a warm April day was Anita Carrington, Princeton. Swamp water and fried frog legs were just a few of the delicacies that caught these girls attention at the Alpha Tau Omega Frog I-lop. Kathy Haege, Belleville, lll., Kim Mosley, Hopkinsville, Janice Taffer, Barlow, and Donna Dick, East Prairie, Mo., all little sisters of the fraternity. Back On Track 3