Southeast Missouri State University - Sagamore Yearbook (Cape Girardeau, MO)

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- l Mony doors opened for new opportunities in growth ond leorning on the SEMO compus. Students entered the yeor with onticipotion, not knowing whot the future would bring. The Golden Eogles Morching Bond oppeored on the notionolly televised Mondoy Night Footboll gome on November A when the St. Louis Cordinols met the Dollos Cowboys in Busch Memoriol Stodium. Morls Choney, o sophomore from Bornhort, become Chief Sogomore, while Liso Bondes, o freshmon from Ools Ridge portroyed Princess Otohlsi for the 1985-86 school yeor. Their outfits, o combinotion of Cheyenne, Comonche, ond Quowpow, were designed using outhenic moteriols by Milse Pellegrin from Troy, lllinois. For this porticulor project, Pellegrin reseorched the lndions thot would hove lived in this oreo ot the turn of the century. This semester's revised porlsing regulotions provided on obundont supply of porking spoces for commuter ond residence holl students, Porlsing lots were designoted for residence holls, commuters, or focultyfstoff throughout the compus ond surrounding oreo to eguolly occomodote everyone. Although the chonge coused confusion for mony students on the outset, the situotion soon smoothed out ond become o port of their everydoy life. Kea

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The SEMO terroces provid- ed o comfortobie setting for porents ond students to en- joy lunch ond the entertoin- ment on Porents' Doy. Por- ents' Doy, o two-doy event, feotured booths, jozz bonds, ond o Mordi Gros donce omong other octivities. Scott Vance, the mon un- derneoth the SEMO Red costume, helped to motivnte crowds to cheer on the othletes. The entertoining SEMO Red mode his first oppeoronce during the foot- boll indions home gome ogoinst University of Tennes- see-Mortin ot Houck Stodium September 21. Opening Y M vyzzy,-F, ,tg , - Hg, , - . ,y,,. as . , L , , 5--.al gg ,I A-f-ff'-f.,ef-.,sf.,i N ...ry T mf- 'A 'ti Q A J' K , I N I 1 K wg .. ' , 3. - fm in r - Kyu-Mok Stricklg We Love Tom Herr wos one of mony signs cheering on the St. Louis Cordinols in hopes thot their efforts moy bring o victory. The spirit wos not just in St. Louis, for SEMO students on compus supported the Cords by posting signs in windows, weoring red ond white, ond wotching the gomes foithfully.

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Two more foculty ond student exchonge pro- groms ore slowly molsing on entronce into the SEMO curriculum. Dr. Henry Sessoms, director of the Center for lnternotionol Studiesp Dr. Les Cochron, Provostg ond SEMO President Bill Stocy met ond negotioted with top ocodemic officers from the University of Copehogen, Denmorls, ond the Americon College of Greece in Athens. The troditionol Missouri London Progrom continued to be offered for oll interested students. Construction on the Multipurpose Building progres- sed throughout the yeor. Actuol groundbreolsing begon on Mondoy, October 7. The Copoho Arrow celebroted its 75 onniversory on Februory 1, molsing the Arrow the oldest student publicotion on compus. Another onniversory wos celebroted in the spring by KRCU, the compus rodio stotion. A ten yeor onniversory porty wos held, bringing former KRCU stoff members to the compus once ogoin. Students' onticipotion soon turned to excitement os they sow SEMO's new developments molsing their l'Grond Entronces. 40p Q