Southeastern Oklahoma State University - Savage Yearbook (Durant, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 332 of the 1977 volume:

Southeastern, the Campus of a Thousand Magnolias, can be also called the campus of a thousand differ- ent peoples. We are the people of the future, and learn from the people of the past and present. 7 We came to be educated and learned life, We came to see new people and met friends, We came to master new skills and mastered ourselves, We learned and will know learning never ends. A Combination of Living Growing Together Seeking New Friends vw, ACADEMICS Art Department Adds New Instructors Painting was one phase of the art department curriculum. Pottery, sculpture, arts and crafts were studied by a record number of students. Pottery classes were popular as the people enrolled made ashtrays and progressed up to vases and many other useful items for their homes. A few students made and sold many of their projects. Sculpture as in the pottery classes and painting classes was with different materials. Arts and crafts classes made all types of crafts. Some were macrame, soap carving, mosaics, batik, and weaving. In order for the students to learn about sketching and paint- ing nature, many art department instructors took their classes out to observe the working aspect of nature - the different colors in a tree trunk, a magnolia in bloom, or a piece of rope. Page 18: (1) Relaxing under a tree on an outdoor class day makes the after- noon more enjoyable. (2) Figure drawing is, at best, difficult, but these women are studying their subject closely for even the most minute details. Page 19: (1) Macrame is not a new craft, but it's one of the fastest growing ones. Students in arts and crafts get a good lesson in this. (2) Being outdoors with a sketchpad often inspires some of the most beautiful paintings. Beginning its eleventh year on SSU's home campus, the aviation department's future flight plans look good. Bill Edwards assumed the duties as chirman of aviation on the retirement of A. M. Augie” Moore. (1) Helicopters are sometimes used to get students used to a new type of flying after mastering the light planes. (2) A good pilot usually washes down his plane after each flight. Aviation Soars Past 10 Years Future Flight Plans Look Good (1) Aviation instructors and students pass out and examine the Aviation recruiting brochures. (2) Trainers are the first of a long series in gaining a pilot’s license. (3) Mechanics are trained to get the best service out of a plane. 22 Biological sciences gained new machines for their teaching and research facilities. Always a fascinating field, new dis- coveries made it an ever changing world. Alew Machines Added To Biological Bciences K r Business World Is Entered By Ambitious Business-Minded Qtudents Business was a fascinating world of adventure for ambitious people. Each year hundreds of people made their way into the exciting field. Typing, shorthand, and bookkeeping were only small facets of business. It included computer sciences, office machines, and new innovations in secretarial proce- dure . 24 HfcNftY 6. BENNETT MEMORIAL LIBRARY SOUTHEASTERN OKLAHOMA STATE UNIV. DURANT, OKLAHOMA 74701 Today's Teacher Musi Be Able to Work With the Mind Back in the early days of teaching, instructors had only to teach what subject they specialized in. Now, a teacher has to be able to deal with children’s personalities and emotional problems in addition to placing knowledge before them. Psychology and Education courses were designed to get the classroom teacher the information he needs to teach and encourage students to learning. (1) Some days the classes are boring in that good facts need to be repeated, but other days are jumping with new ideas. (2) Elementary majors study grade school art in the hallway of Morrison Hall. (3) Rose McAlister, a student worker, goes over the day's plans which need to be typed. 9ft Two-Year Elecfronics Program Makes Progress Possible Miniaturization and intricate circui- try were just a small part of the information covered in the Electronics depart. The two-year program studied how electronics had made progress possible. Scale models of different types were used as practice pieces, preparing the student to enter the pro- fessional field. (1) Many classes meet 10 practice hooking up tiny wires and plugging in microscopic modules. (2) Comparison of work often helps bring understand- ing that studying a text. (3) Usually patience and individual instruction works better than other methods. Shakespeare, Browning, and Shelley were heard echoing down the hall, traditionally, in the English Department. This year classes in modem and contemporary authors joined the curriculum. Open, informal classes made each session free and easy going. � y Classrooms were modernly furnished with carpet, modular desks and chairs. English classes were usually crowded. Many freshmen took these classes to improve their written expressions. English Classes Are Not Traditional Anymore 1 Southeastern provided a varied program of intramual and inter-collegiate athletics for both men and women. The intramural program, which encompasses practically all team and individual spons, attracted the whole-hearted participa- tion of the student body. Competition was keen among vari- ous campus organizations on the intramural field. On the intercollegiate level the university was a member of the Oklahoma Inter-Collegiate Conference. Intercollegi- ate sports included football, basketball, baseball, tennis, track, and golf. Two gymnasiums, a large indoor swimming pool, tennis courts, and a track and field stadium (Paul Laird Field), and several playing fields served the athletic recreational needs of students. Healihy Bodies Go Wiih Healihy Minds A degree in Home Economics pre- pared students for home and family life plus a professional career. Courses taken on the degree were as interesting and exciting as each stu- dent wished to make them. Requirements included in-service training, learning to write instruc- tional objectives and generalizations related to learning experiences, use instructional media, coordinate theory with practical application and present teaching units which incorporate many methods of teaching. Field trips during the year included visits to high schools, and to East Texas State University in Commerce. The emphasis was on quality of life in the curriculum. Careful guidance and direction were given. Students were encouraged to grow and to expand their horizons through student mem- bership in the Student Home Econom- ics Association, the continuation of the high school Future Homemakers of America club. Kathleen Meadows Is Chosen As New Home Economics Chairman n a Not many people rushed out and threw down a calf after completing the horse- manship program, but they did have a taste of the days when horses were the only way to go. Very few of the students finished the course without a feeling of accomplishment. Hours of work went into getting to know their animal, caring for it, and finally putting it through the gaits. In the classes, beginners (and people who had ridden and competed before) watched films and exhibitions. They also rode through various exercises. After completing the class, some equestriennes joined local clubs and horse associations in order to put their knowledge to use. Horsemanship Programs Adds Touch Of Old West Ol .. mi «, ? W C t,� , mm I H' -jfflEi r In Industrial Education, effort is made to provide a wide- range of industrial-type activities. The student has a selec- tion of major specialization in automotive, drafting and design, electronics, metals, or woodworking. (1) Welders need protective helmets. Opposite page - (1) Woodworking produces many specialized skills. (2) Regular inspection and maintenance are learned as part of the skill. (3) Understanding machine pans is important. Open House for New Indusirial Building Draws Nofables Although a degree in journalism wasn’t offered, courses in the depart- ment were filled. Each semester, the journalism office published the Southeastern, the campus newspaper. Included in its pages were news of sports, organizations, aca- demics, activities, and fast-breaking stories. At all major events, a reporter and cameraman were there to get the news. In May, the office produces the col- lege yearbook. The Savage. It was a permanent record of all the year’s happenings. Editor of the newspaper was Debbie Pinsker while Julia Davis edited the yearbook for the second year. Kenneth Nichols and Rudy Manley advised them. yin Journalism Gets Campus News Recorded. A 1 Open Stack Arrangement in Library Permits Flexibility The Southeastern Library building was renovated and remodeled in 1968. Holdings remain maintained in an ’’open stack” arrangement thereby permitting great flexibility and adaptation of the library program to the various needs of a growing university. (1) Relaxation is important in studying habits (2) Student numbers are used when checking out materials (3) Complete use of the card catalogue saves time. The library expanded its usefulness and effectiveness for students and faculty by planning the retrieval of reference material on a self-help basis. Now the staff has more time to assist people. (1) Kay Parham and Shelly Bodkin shelve governmental documents. (2) Good lighting and quiet areas make the library a good place to study. (3) Names of modem and ancient writers adorn masonry on library. Mathematics and Computer Sciences Department were closely-interwoven. Each field went well with the other. Trigonometry, Geometry, Algebra, and Calculus were hard subjects for many students with little mathematics background. But special courses were offered to make up whatever deficiency existed. Basic computer sciences lent themselves to interest. In many cases, it was the first taste of working with computers. (1) Finals can be long and boring, but relief seems to set in afterwards. (2) Instructors in math classes use a lot of chalk, but it is worth it. (3) Xeroxing tests are frustrating. Maih and Compufer Sciences Departmenfs Are Close-knif sue r? im (1) Hunting mistakes in computer readouts could make for tempers lost. (2) Once a foul- up is found, smiles pop out all over the computer lab. (3) Problems in both divisions can be easily worked out by following the formulas. A bachelor of science degree in Medical Technology was offered to prepare students for careers in medical technology and clinical laboratories. Students earned the degree by com- pleting three years of work at this uni- versity and one year at an approved hospital school. After all the pre- scribed work has been completed and the professional training at an approved school of medical technology has been properly certified to the registrar, the degree was granted. Medical Technology Program Grows Teachers Fill Audio- , Visual Classes To Brim Teachers education requirements required an audio-visual course, but many students took the courses just to learn how to work the projection equipment and do special effects. Languages Qtress Universaliiy No hablo espanol” won’t be heard on the third floor of the Administration building. Spanish, French, and Choctaw were among the languages offered. More and more, especially in this area, a second language was becoming a necessity. Large numbers of bilingual educators were needed to teach in areas where the students study English as a second language. Jorge Morales handled the Spanish with Claude Fouillade in French, Betty Jacob taught Choctaw and Enrique Santamaria took care of the second language courses. 4 Enlightened Students In Music Music students, in both entertain- ment and teaching fields spent many hours in private and group lessons learning the field. Most students par- ticipated in groups, ensembles, and solo performances. Some of the fields the students par- ticipated included: Renaissance Feast, a Christmas celebration; Madrigals, a campus singing choir; assorted music festivals, concerts; and Homecoming Festivities. Campus Year Captured In Pictures Among the variety of courses offered by SSU, photography classes were of the first to be filled. James Weaver was the instructor and has been in the business through the years. The classes were set-up on individ- ual study basis with emphasis on actu- ally shooting and developing pictures. Nguyen-H.M. Tuan took many of the pictures for the yearbook. Laurel Bay- less called many picture appoint ments. The department of Physical Sciences was comprised of the disciplines of physics and chemistry. Objectives were (1) to prepare students to enter the teaching profession in chemistry, physics, and natural science; (2) to provide students the preprofessional training required for entrance into schools of medicine, dentistry, veterinary medi- cine, optometry, nursing, physical therapy, engineering, medical technology, pharmacy, allied and public health fields; (3) to prepare stu- dents for graduate study in chemistry and physics; and (4) to prepare scientists for career opportuni- ties in industry and government. The interested student was encouraged to par- ticipate in a directed research experience as an integral part of the science program . r A Physical Sciences Opens Door To Variety Of Fields 55 Safety Education Provides Personal Precaution Men as well as women, learned to control themselves behind the wheel. Each student had the opportunity to learn every detail about safety. On one-way streets, two-lanes, or even freeways; accidents happen. But the students learned to avoid it by being prepared. James Bowers taught the students to always use safety first. In drivers ed classes, he drilled important safety fac- tors. In doing this, it provided awareness to each student. The student driver not only looked out for himself, but also looked out for others. Each student gave the time and effort to safety edu- cation. They put many hours practicing to be a better driver. Students had the opportunity, as a social science major, of joining Phi Alpha Theta along with other Social Science majors and to participate in travel and conventions that take place annually throughout the United States. In addition, some students spent their summers in special tour programs offered by the department. For fun and college credit, they traveled to Europe, Latin America, and the Con- tinental United States. All tours are sponsored and directed by faculty members of the Social Sci- ence Department. Social Science majors were allowed to join the Red River Valley Historical Association and were eligible to work There was plenty of opportunity for the serious and ambitious student. The social sciences involved the biggest businesses and largest employers in the United States, including the govern- ment. Knowledge of social sciences equip- ped students for secure and well-paid professions. 58 in museum and archives of the associa- tion to gain research experience. The museum and archives is located in an important piece of southeastern Oklahoma's history in its own right. The building, formerly known as Oklahoma Presbyterian College, had exerted significant economic and social influence on southeastern Oklahoma since 1896. The Association (through the Social Sciences Depart- ment) puslished the Red River Valley Historical Journal and the Red River Valley Historical Review. History To Future Studied In Social Sciences S9 Radio Broadcasting Added to Speech Department The program of studies and activities in speech provided education and training in oral communication for all students of the college, whether or not they plan to become specialists in the field. The speech activities and courses were designed to help students develop leader- ship and cultural understanding through mastery of communicative techniques and skills which are essential to a free interchange of ideas and sentiments in American society. An Speech activities, which are open to students of varying tal- ent - whether enrolled or not in speech courses - included dra- matic productions, debate and forensics, radio and television productions, and other public programs. Speech courses pro- vided a major or minor, in either the B.A. or the B. A. in Edu- cation degree, for the student who wishes to concentrate in one or more of the broad areas of public speaking, drama, and speech education. ACTIVITIES Jeretta Horn — 76 Homecoming Queen Homecoming was a victory over McMurry. Halftime was highlighted by the crowning of Jeretta Horn as queen. (l)Jeietta Horn. (2) Flag corps members Sue Ann Richardson and Tracy Morrow get some refreshment. (3) Capacity crowd was on hand for the victory. Opposite page (1) Sig Tau's claim first place float. (.2) Joie Jay and the Funk Family pro- vided dance entertainment. (3) The exciting moment before the announce- ment of queen. ____ . Organizations Qet-Up Displays Although bad weather put a dimmer on Parent’s Day activities, the Savages brightened it up by a victory over Southern State. (1) Mildred Benson, president of Delta Sigma Theta social sorority, mans the Par- ent's Day display booth. For Parent's Day (1) Sarah Walling, with the help of Mary Harris and her son Chad, explain information on display by the Elementary Education Department. (2) Susan Colby assists Rusty Zable in registration for Parent's Day. 67 Summer Senate Holds Traditional Watermelon Feast As in years past, the Summer Stu- dent Senate sponsored their traditional Fourth of July watermelon feast. They had a tremendous turnout for the event. Officers included Gary Funberg, President, James Hornbeck, Vice Pres- ident and Margaret Mobley, Secre- tary. KHIB Spins 1 Hits On 92 FM Daily KHIB, after going through a major reorganization, was back on the air. New programs were added to the rep- ertoire. Theatre 10:05 was an old idea for national radio but a new one for the campus, Dr. Ben Chappell sponsored his oral interpretation classes once weekly for this radio theatre. Rod Hegy, station manager, rounded up people for interviews about the cam- pus. Sixty-two year old Fred Gates hit the air with a nostalgia program. But with all these programs, music and the familiar disc jockey prattle was not forgotten. Number one records were heard during the station’s air time along with news, weather, sports, and special bulletins, KHIB carried the presidential election. Students ran KHIB with their faculty advisor Kirk Ashton. Spring station organizers were Rod Hegy, station manager; Mark Christian, program director; Lucy Flynt, news director with fall people; Bette Dunegan as controller and Jeff Hays, engineer. 6' Newspaper Gives (1) Steve Nichols writes headlines for newspaper as final touches are put on. (2) Rudy Manley, advisor, demonstrates paste-up procedures to Rawhi Inchassi. (3) Distribution of weekly editions is the final task. Rudy Manley, Suzi Ree- dus, and Jeanette Price hand out papers. Qtudent Body Information (1) Debbie Pinsker served as editor to the Southeastern for 1976-1977. (2) Debbie Vinson, Debbie Kirkpatrick, and Kristi Trotter work on pasting up. Sometimes this job runs quite late on Wednesday nights. (3) Year's Evenis Are Recorded By Ravage Producing the Savage annual from year to year was a thankless job, but an annual staff always undertook this important assignment. Kenneth Nichols advised the yearbook editor on how to put out the book with the least trouble possi- ble. In her second year, Julia Davis edited the book. Pam Armstrong, Marla Maze, Suzi Reedus and Jeanett Price worked as staff members to help produce the 328 page book. 7T Cheerleaders’ Enthusiasm Spurs Savages On To Victory Southeastern University cheerleaders were chosen each fall on the basis of performance before a panel of judges. Top to bottom were; Sharon Morgan, Nancy Cluck, Rose McAllester, Joan Kitchens, and Kyla Schmeck- peper. 76 Wild Cherry Nets Success for Student (KNEELING) Bob Thomas, Lon Seiger, Mike McElroy, John Krattiger. (FIRST ROW) Julia Daphne Davis, Katie Frank Slack, Margaret Mobley, Pam Scott, Sandy Brock. (SECOND ROW) Dudley Turner, Harrison Ebbahotubbi, Dave Slater, Bumie Goeders, «nd Alan Kilpa- trick. (THIRD ROW). Officers are: Lon Seiger, Vice-President, Dr. Bob Thomas, sponsor, Margaret Mobley, Sec.- Treas., Katie Frank Slack, Sponsor, Dr. John Krattiger, Sponsor, and Mike McElroy, Presi- dent. Senate On Columbus Day, the Student Senate sponsored Gene Cot- ton in a free concert in the Amphitheater. Many students attended and a lot of local people also came. During the rest of the year the Senate sponsored a couple of larger concerts such as the ’’Wild Cherry” group on Decem- ber 12, which was held in the Bloomer Sullivan Gymnasium. To Kill A Mockingbird Qweeps Qtate Contest Rape was a serious crime and To Kill A Mockingbird explored the small town hatred of a black man accused of raping a white girl. Atticus, the town's leading lawyer, had the people turned against him when he takes the man's case. Charles Warthern directed To Kill A Mockingbird right into state contest. The next step was the regional finals in Fort Worth, Texas. Many faculty members and students either appeared on stage or helped with the props. GREEK 8 Phi Sigma Epsilon Has Ouisianding Year Phi Sigma Epsilon members included (BOTTOM) Marshall Foily, James Trent, Brian Morris, Randy Pamam, Steve Landtroop, Jim Aina, Mark Trent. (SECOND) Gaylon Speck, Drew Young, Mike Scott, Lon Seiger, Eddie Williams, Steve Byfield. (THIRD) Danny Yarbrough, Nickey Kowa, Brian Abernathy, Dennis Jones, Howard Hornet. (TOP) Steve Harris, Gary Stacy, and Dallas Gordon. 86 Sigma Tau Gamma Wins Homecoming Float Sigma Tau Gamma built ”American Graffiti” props for their homecoming float entry and won the contest. They also selected (front) Debbie Pinsker, Pam McVay, Leslie Curtis, Lisa Hankey, (middle) Nancy Hearon, Becky Stevenson, Karen Ross. Debbie Mahanay, Janet Garrett, (back) Jan Byrd, Twyla Blakei, Tanya Daniels, Paula Bush, Sue Ann Richardson, Crystal Sullivan, Lynn Wells, and Pam Wigington as their Little Sisters. Pam McVay was chosen as the White Rose of Sigma Tau Gamma. Larry Burton Keith Craft Eddie Deupree Harrison Ebahotubbi Bill Ellis Melvin Finley Dennis Garrett Greg Gordon Alan Harper Dave Henderson Alan Kilpatrick Ann Kilpatrick, Little Sister Sponsor Dr. E. B. Kilpatrick, Sponsor Steve Kirven Floyd Mahanay 88 Mike McVay Mike Mize Derrick Morton Charles Quizenberry Terry Reynolds Tim Sweeney Tim Webster Greg Wells Steve Wells John Whitehead David Williams 89 Tau Kappa Epsilon Takes Greek Bowl Championship Members and Little Sisters of Tau Kappa Epsilon include (ROW 1) Roy Dowling, Stan Miller, Carl Russell, Raynard Andrews, Hector Barreras, Gary Pereschuk, Dave Sanders, Morgan Badgett, Don Templeman, Jeff Todd. (ROW 2) Kim Harris, Danny Roberson, Mike Bryant, Richard Pierce, Rick Impson, Doug Thomas, Dennis Rambo, Jim Williams, Kelly Martin (ROW 3) John Shirley, Mike Ridgway, Greg Clouse, Tom Murphy, Charles Garrett, Ron Haynie, Mike Walton, Tim Gullick. (ROW 4) Barry Ross, Robert Gerard, Bill Latham, Ron Williams, Greg Armstrong, Steve Bilger. Raynard S. Andrews, Dallas, TX, Junior Greg L. Armstrong, Durant, Freshman Morgan Lee Badgett, Savanna, Senior Hector A. Barreras, Sulphur, Special Steve B. Bilger, Richardson, TX, Freshman Mike Bryant, McAlester, Freshman Josef Gregory Clouse, Marion, IN, Freshman RoyD. Dowling, Durant, Freshman Billy L. Edwards, Durant, Graduate Charles C. Garrett, Paris, TX, Freshman Robert V. Gerard, Veedersburg, IN, Senior Tim L. Gullick, Poteau, Freshman KimW. Harris, McAlester, Sophomore Ronald L. Haynie, Durant, Freshman Steve A. Holt, Idabel, Senior Rick Impson, Antlers, Sophomore Billy R. Latham, Antlers, Junior Kelly J. Martin, Bayard, NB, Junior StanS. Miller, Idabell, Sophomore Charles P. Morris, Bixby, Freshman Tom Murphy, Red Oak, Senior Gary W. Perschuk, Hagerstown, MD, Senior Richard W. Pierce, Denton, NO, Junior Dennis W. Rambo, Marietta, Freshman Micheal Ridgway, Durant, Freshman Danny Roberson, Sulphur, Sophomore Barry Ross, Ardmore, Junior Carl Russell, Tulsa, Sophomore David D. Sanders, Idabel, Senior John Shirley, Indianola, Sophomore Don L. Templemen, Yukon, Freshman Douglas D. Thomas, Velma-Alma, Sophomore Jeffrey Todd, Durant, Sophomore Micheal Walton, Antlers, Senior James M. Williams, Dallas, TX, Senior Ronald C. Williams, Ardmore, Junior Shirley Beaird, Durant, Sophomore Sharon L. Gammon, Tushka, Senior Terri Jones, McAlester, Freshman Karen Ogilvie, Poteau, Senior Carolyn Patterson, Poteau, Sophomore Shirley A. Roberts, Ringling, Junior Jerri Lee Smith, Bokchito, Sophomore Terri D. Smith, Bokchito, Sophomore Lisa Sturch, Seminole, Junior Pam Wylie, Durant, Sophomore r i Twenty Pledges Ate Added to Alpha Sigma Tau Twenty fall and spring pledges were added to Alpha Sigma Tau sorority. They also won second class in the Homecoming parade with their Home- coming float, ’’The Marx Brothers.” They also selected Mignon Smith as their homecoming queen contestant and she placed in the top five finalists. Officers included (opposite page) Debbie Clark; Darlene Webb, recording secretary; Leslie Cur- tis, Vice President; Diana Lambert, president; Tanya Danfield, rush chairman; Debbie Leutz, pledge trainer; Shirley Roberts, chaplain and his- torian; Regina Holstein, housing chairman; Nancy Hearon, pledge trainer; Terri Smith, cor- responding secretary; Debbie Pinsker, editor. Members included (ROW 1) Shauna Andrews, Cindy Russell, Jerry Smith, Darlene Webb. (2) Sherry Hallmark, Donnell Williamson, (3) Sarah Welsh, Tommie Duncan, Debbie Pinsker, Diana Lambert. (4) Debbie Giacomo, Shirley Roberts, Leslie Cunis. (5) Eddie Dupree, Robyn Honey- well. (6) Debbie Clark, Tanya Daniel, Nancy Hearon. (7) Sue Ann Richardson, Darla Terry, Donna Grider. (8) Ivy Forbes, Debbie Miller. (9) Lori Freeman, Ginger Winters, Linda Brown. (SITTING) Terri Smith, Debbie Lentz, Brenda Troop, Regina Holstein, Sherri Smith, Pam Wig- ington, and Kay Beard. Alpha Tau Beau was Eddie Duepree. Beth Allen Cindy Carpenter Decca Carter Melonie Clark Paula Decker Patti Elliot Sharon Gammon Gaye Han DeAnn Higgins Lyndole Hibarger Jerretta Horn Kathryn James Beth Ann Jones Becky Milburn Kathy Moore Joyce Noah Susan Onstott Donna Osborn Jeanett Price Vicki Ragan Linda Rainwater Jana Rigdon Lisa Shutte Lisa Sturch Vivian Sutton Debbie Vacek Diane Walter Sigma Kappa held many activities this year. They took the pledges to Granny's Dinner Playhouse in Bobbie Jean Dallas, and the pledges reciprocated by taking the members to El Chico's in Denison. Officers include Whitten (KNEELING) Lisa Sturch, president; Joyce Williamson, 2nd vice president; Jana Rigdon, corresponding secretary; Lyndol Hibarger, rush chairman. (STANDING) Vivian Sutton, recording secretary; Vickie Reagan, rush chairman; Jeretta Horn, panhellenic representative; and Deanne Higgins, treasurer. Joyce Williamson Sigma Kappa Promotes Charity And Goodwill Ellen Wilson Pamela Wylie 9A Entelechy Joins Panhellenic Association Entelechy began its formal first year as a member of Panhellenic in 1977. (1) Selecting their beau were: Cyndi Jones, Cheryl Watson, Nancy Blankenship, Donna Smith, Dennis Jones (Beau), Jeannie Prejsnar, Betty Austin, and Karen Davis. (2) Members include: (BACK ROW) Betty Austin, Kathy Welch, Brinda Cunningham, Donna Smith, Annesia Henderson. (FRONT ROW) Nancy Blank- enship, Janet Harley, Bonita Dingess, Cheryl Watson. Delia Chi Delia Erecis Memorial Delta Chapter of Delta Chi Delta was founded December 11, 1969, on campus. During the 1977 year, they had an August fish fry on Lake Texoma. They played football and fished there. They also picked up the largest pledge class ever, a total of forty-one pledges. During the pledgeship, the neophytes built their homecoming float, remodeled the Delta Chi Delta floor in Halley-McKinney dorm, and built a new cannon. They also rebuilt the wagon and earned money to support their projects. The memorial for Ken Williams was completed, and was set in position on Main and Dunlap. They won in the football championship. They also held the tradi- tional Burgundy and Gold Banquet. Jim Aulgur, Hugo, Junior Charles A. Budzinsky, Quinton, Sophomore Terry Copeland, Anchorage, AK, Sophomore Larry Dean Cooper, Durant, Freshman Mike D. Despain, Durant, Freshman Verne K. DeVore, Durant, Junior Ronnie Gowin, Durant, Freshman Ronnie J. Haddock, Achille, Freshman Timothy C. Holt, McAlester, Freshman Curtis E. Inge, Hugo, Junior Ronnie Joe Johnson, Durant, Freshman Gene Little, Muskogee, Junior Billy Jack Morris, Idabel, Junior Tom L. Pate, Poteau, Senior Rocky Powers, Durant, Advisor Kip Quarles, Durant, Sophomore Brian G. Silver, Durant, Junior Ronnie Galen Smith, Schulter, Sophomore Danny C. Spoon, Durant, Freshman Bobby Story, Durant, Senior Keith B. Story, Durant, Freshman Terry Terrell, Bokchito, Freshman Randy Thompson, Atoka, Junior Mike L. Van way, Ardmore, Senior Eddie Waldron, Jackfork, Sophomore MikeD. Wallace, Durant, Freshman Gary Bob ”Hondo” Wilson, Bethel, Senior H. Dwain Wilson, Wilson, Junior Woody” Robert Jeff Wood, Mead, Freshman Panhellenic Presidents Represent Greek Sororities All presidents of Greek sororities were members of the Pan- hellenic Association. The purpose of the organization was to promote sisterhood among the women. (1) Members include Nancy Herrin, Panhellenic President; Katie Frank Slack, sponsor; Janet Lambert, Alpha Sigma Tau; Sharon Morgan, Zeta Phi Beta; Nancy Blankenship, Entelechy; Lisa Sturch, Sigma Kappa; and Denise Gray, Delta Sigma Theta. The Intrafraternity Council consisted of elected representatives from the fraternities. They include: Charles Budzinsky, Ben Salmon, Darrell Davis, Tim Webster, Steve Landtroop and sponsor. Bob Thomas. Inirafrafernify Council Keeps Greek Men In Order 101 A M Alpha Phi Alpha selected nine women to membership in women's auxiliary Alpha Angles. They included (BACK) Carol Dawson, Renea Berryman, Treal- lous Cannon, Saundra Hill, Emma Fulson. (FRONT) Geri Poteat, Donna Boyd, Barbara Townsend, Kim Howard. Members included: (BACK) Trenton Watson, Micheal Dawson, Darrell Davis, Richard Thompson, LaVictor Allen, Delwayne Fulson, Larry Benja- min. (SEATED) Rodney Jarvis, Rita Cooper - sweetheart, and Lester Ceasar. Alpha Phi Alpha Selects Nine Alpha Angels in Zeta Phi Beta made a comeback on campus, and picked up several new mem- bers. After having dwindled down to one or two members, the organization has gained five new members. Zeia Phi Befa Makes Comeback 103 1 A« 10A RELIGIOUS CLUBS Baptist Student Union Studies Bible Intensely Bible study was the main interest of the Baptist Student Union association. Baptist students as well as students of other faiths met each week to make their religion fuller in their lives. Epsilon Tau Chi Forms Major Religious Group ETX stands for The Church of The Christ” in Greek. (1) Those who have joined the ETX fellowship were: Fred Tindell, Karen Fugate, David Mayes, Diana Hanes, Carol Corwellson, Ginger Winters, Mary Kay Clifton, Mary Jo Barton, Cathy Clif- ton. (ROW 2) Mike Walton, Debbie Walton, Ray Hull, Ron DaVee, Mark Craig, Donna Smith, Jim Conts, Tom Eades, Ken Hollingsworth, director. Newman Club Continues Old Traditions Catholic youth formed a club several years ago to provide an organization where they could share their religion. It is now made up of the Catholic young people and interested people who wish to join this group. (1) Officers included (SITTING) Marilyn Preate, Tuan Nguyen, Gia Nguyen, Elaine Ranger, and Phoeng Tri Hai. (2) Father Richard sponsored the group in the fel- lowship hall of the church. ORGANIZATIONS fjni Afro-American Student Union Sponsors A Charity Event Afro-American students expressed pride in their black heritage. Each year the A.A.S.U. sponsored Black Heritage Week and promoted more understanding. The club did a lot of charity work for different needy families in Durant. Dr. Richard Free began the long reinstatement of the Insight magazine. Insight contained poems, short stories, and other literary works of students and faculty. In its second year, the maga- zine had sold out of all its printings. Insight Doing Fine In Second Year Internationals Form Club Beginning their second year on cam- pus, the international students formed the International Club, so their cul- tures could be observed. Art Club reorganized itself under the direction of Mrs. M. Laird and Dr. Alan Platter, for the purpose of uniting into an artistic community. Art Club Reforms liself 1 1 o Leading the band for the third time was Drum Major Alan Kilpatrick, with Carla Redwine as head twirler. The band was under the direction of Jim Hansford. Alan Kilpatrick And Caria Redwine Lead Band 120 To Kill A Mockingbird” And The Effeci of Gamma Rays on Man-in-fhe Moon Marigold” Are Universiiy Players' Projecis To Kill A Mockingbird and The Effect of Gamma Rays on Man-in-the- Moon Marigolds were the University Players’ projects for both semesters. Charles Warthen directed the groups. i?i Skydiving Club Forms Skydiving had grown into one of the campus, most exciting and adventurous hobbies. The skydiving club formed in order to provide instruction in the elementary steps and proce- dures . ChorveHes Serve As SSUs Singing Ambassadors S.S.U. had its own singing ambassadors. The Chorvettes sung their way across the country entertaining and promoting campus goodwill. Members included: Twana Moore, Michell Meyer, Natlin Tucker, Linda Brown, Jalanda Brown, Nancy Cluck, Vicky Gordon, Robert Gerard, Tim Gurlick, Mark Reasoner, Mike Brown, Jim Stewart, Billy Redwine, and David Polk. Foreign languages were a hard group of classes, and the interested students formed the Alpha Mu Gamma Lan- guage Society. Alpha Mu Gamma Makes New Start 1 ?A University Players Win National Recognition with To Kill A Mockingbird Charles Warthen took on the responsibility of keeping the University Players active for the last two years. ”To Kill a Mockingbird, was the major production. It has won the first step in their competition. Charles Warthen directed the play which had many instructors and students performing. The play was first presented in October. Drs. Mansur and Britt Head MENC Organization Music educators at Southeastern formed a club to further their interests. Dr. Paul Mansur and Dr. Walter Britt spon- sored the club. 1 ox A and P Flying Club Geis Flying The A P Flying Club formed to study all the latest innovations in the aviation field. The club was made up of aviation majors and minors, and those with pilot's licenses. 127 Pi Omega Pi Goes To National Convention In Philadelphia 7 V U Pi Omega Pi, an honorary business fraternity, attended the bi-annual convention in Philadelphia. Mary Wingfield (president), Sharon Alford (secretary), and Mrs. Catherine Wright spent December 27, 28, and 29 attending meetings and hearing lectures promoting improved business procedures and techniques. The group made plans to attend the meeting in San Antonio, Texas, in two years. (FRONT ROW) Joyce Mahaffey, Paula Dunn, Ruby Bowen. (2nd ROW) Catherine Wright, Sandy Williams, Lois Crow, Sharon Alford, Robert Payne. (3rd ROW) Mary Wingfield, Melanie Clark, Ruth Goss. Alpha Eta Rho, an aviation club, met each week to keep up with the latest in aeronautics. Sponsored by the aviation department. Alpha Eta Rho is one of the oldest organizations of its types in American universities and colleges. The National Association of Jazz Educators was formally recognized on campus in September, 1975. Their purpose was to study and exchange ideas on modern jazz. Native Americans Hold Fashion Show Native costumes were shown and fash- ioned by the Native Americans, a club on the SOSU campus. The costumes were from the many different tribes of Indians in Oklahoma. Each year the Native Americans either put on a show of cus- toms, wares, art exhibits, etc. Through their efforts a better understanding of the American Indian is learned. Roy Cooper Competes in National Finals And Is World Champion Calf Roper The Rodeo Club was founded to promote gen- eral interest in the days of the Old West. Dr. Leon Hibbs sponsors the organization that consists of the members of the Rodeo Team and other interested people. The Accounting Club formed in order to further their interest in the accounting field. New Accounting Clui Organizes In Fa American Chemical Society The American Chemical Society not only is a campus group but a national organization. They had seminars, which had ideals over chemistry and science, or whatever field they are interested in. A meeting or social event is held each semester to promote the clubs activities. The American Chemical Society members are (ROW 1) Mark Dragonjac, Ronnie McDonnald, Jim Harman. (ROW 2) Dr. Jack Robinson, Wilma Robinson, Jane Cook, Pamela Mitchell, Pat Johnson, Marilyn Harbinson, Howard Pope, Deannug Thuc, Morgan Badgett. (ROW 3) Cris Rutte, Dr. Gorden Eggleton, Doug Dam- ron, Gary Hockins, David Williams, Gary Moor. (ROW 4) DeWayne Weave, Charlie Brown, Dr. Jerry Poison, and Arnold Walker. 13' SHEA Helps Remodel Home Economics Building The Student Homeconomics Association has been sponsored by the Home Ec Department for the past few years. The advisor this year is Mrs. Kathleen Meadows. The new SHEA presi- dent is Carolyn Lawson. 13A SEA Picks Up New Members Dr. Dorothy Silver once again sponsored the SEA in a heavy membership drive. Elected as the new president for the Student Education Association was Jena Lawson. The Wildlife Society began its second year as a recognized organization on campus. It had a membership of twenty-six members, who had either an interest in wildlife or a minor or major in conservation. Wildlife Society Boasts Twenty-Six Members Marketing And Management Club Starts First Year Marketing and management students began a club to promote their inter- ests. The student senate required the club to present a list of members and a constitution in order for them to become a recognized organization. Upward Bound '76 Is Big Success (1) The summer program gained new students. (2) Students were: (FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT) Nancy Blankenship - (Photography Assist.), Teresa Ford, Kaye Blandon, Sherry Armstrong, Regina Holstine, Sandra Christian, Ruth Evans. (SECOND ROW LEFT TO RIGHT) Marsha Whisenhunt, Jeannie Workman, Jean Perry, Denise White, Lisa Bohanan, Naomi Logan, Janis Peters. (THIRD ROW LEFT TO RIGHT) Mr. Leon Scott - Director, Ms. Phyllis Drew - Assistant Director - Not Pictured, Elwin Griffith, Roy Bruce, Theresa Ford, Quinlan Neal, Sherry Brown, Ricky Manion, Kenneth Antwine, Martha Jefferson. (FOURTH ROW LEFT TO RIGHT) Ray Baker, Robert Martin, Bethel McMillian, Ricky Moore, Lance King, Joyce Parker, Joyce Wallace, Noreen Wilson, Kenneth Martin. (FIFTH ROW LEFT TO RIGHT) Jonathan Williams, Betty O’Dell - (Counselor), Sheila Fisher - (Counselor), Larry Dresser - (Counselor), Malcolm Williams - (Counselor), Roger Britt, Joy Culbreath - (Secretary), Mr. Weaver - (Photography). (NOT PICTURED) Charlotte Jennings, Sisteline Tate - (Counselor), Walter Wilson - (Counselor), Zeke Genn, Randy Ferguson. The Women’s Recreation Association held many parties and meetings in order to bring organization to women's athletics. Women s Recreation Association Holds Party And Meetings Kappa Delta Pi Grows Kappa Delta Pi, an honorary education fraternity, inducted several new members along with reorganizing itself to a more efficient program. They sponsored several speakers and films in order to bring the level of awareness about education to a much higher level. Members included Lon Seiger, Dr. Lee Ball, Jeanett Price, Gary Pereschuk, Linda Cassidy, LaHoma Clark, Sharon Weaver, Robert F. Austin, Morgan Badgett, and James Mitchell. Presidents Club Engineers Leadership Conference The Presidents Club is responsible for sending delegates to the Leadership Conference each year. It sends outstanding leaders from this campus to represent SOSU. Sponsored by Dr. Leon Hibbs, the Presidents Club consists of the president of each club or organizations on campus. (L-R FRONT ROW) Dr. Leon Hibbs. Lisa Sturch, Eileen Brown, Margaret Mobly, Nancy Blankenship. (SECOND ROW) Jana Lawson, Sue Ann Allen. (THIRD ROW) Mike McElroy, Lon Seiger, Diana Lambert, Shauna Andrews. (FOURTH ROW) Larry Jay McCaul, Carla Elliot, Mildred Benson. (BACK ROW) Steve Weaver, Dave Slater, Allen Hensly, Barry Floyd, Allen Kilpatrick, Rusty Zable. 14 1 1 iX HONORARY Blue Key Headed By Joe Wiley Honorary men’s fraternities were hard to get into. Blue Key was the elite of men’s clubs. Joe Wiley, one time president, served as the faculty sponsor. Outstanding University Women Are Honored With Cardinal Key Katie Frank Slack sponsored Cardinal Key. Requirements for Cardinal Key include good grades, a well-rounded per- sonality, and a nomination. Membership is gained when a young woman graduates. Members included: Shauna Andrews, Mildred Benson, Carol Seymour, Kaye Weaver, Lisa Sturch, Cindy Carpenter, Jana Byrd, Melanie Clark, Ivy Forbes, Carol Statt, Mary Nelms, and Katie Frank Slack. Phi Alpha Theia Furthers History Interests Phi Alpha Theta furthered history interest in the social sci- ences department. Majors, minors, and instructors made up the membership. AUXILIARY 1 5.5 Switchboard Answers Everu Call The employees worked very hard to make sure the students and faculty were answered with their calls. In order to do so, it took a lot of time and effort to keep the campus moving. 1 «; Post Office Is Rated 1 st Class Students always seem to be sending and receiving mail, especially when they’re in college. So it takes a lot of hard work and time, to accomplish what Grady Boydston, the Postmaster does for SOSU. 1 7 Snooker, ping-pong, pool, and foosball, along with pinball, and other popular mechanical games were avail- able in the gameroom. Tournaments on these games were held by different organizations and individuals. Gameroom Serves As Meeting Place For Fun Bookstore Has A Good Supply Of Siudenf Needs University book store carried complete stock to fit every students’ needs. Cosmetics, school supplies, and books were available at reasonable price. 1 f A Prini Ghop Utilized By Every Deparimeni Approximately one-half million Xerox cop- ies and almost two million impressions were done by the Print Shop. They did everything from setting copy to a completed brochure. After being located in Morrison Hall for more than twenty-five years the Print Shop moved to a new location in the metals building. Through the years they obtained some of the finest and most updated equipment. About eighty-five percent of all the Univer- sity printing was done on the campus with hopes of increasing that figure to ninety-eight per- cent by the end of 1977. 160 Food Services Feed Hungry Hordes Each Day Hundreds of hungry students poured into the cafeteria, coffee shop, and sidewalk cafe for hot meals. The food services department provided good food at a reasonable cost. Tim Corner’s crews kept the campus clean and spent hours putting the extra pol- ish on the building. Trees and grass were kept trimmed and raked, along with the shrubbery. Nurse Takes Care OfSOSU While Doctor Helps Part Time. Checking the blood pressure, was just one of the many things Mrs. Pierce did for both faculty and students. Dr. B. B. Coker was working part time, but always managed to keep students healthy. People met in the coffee shop and grabbed quick snacks AHHc Td 11 and full meals. A lot of people studied there and compared S JT T riUUa I L I itZI IU notes on classes. A lot of new foods were added to the menu to bring it up to date. 166 ADMINISTRA TION - David Boren began his second term as Oklahoma's second youngest governor. After a stormy first year, he approved many legislations for education. David Boren Serves Second Term As Governor 1 AQ U Diversify President Is Involved In Activities Since June, 1967, Leon Hibbs spent a lot of time checking to see if students were getting the best education possible. He talked to the people attending school to gather their ideas on improving the learning experience. He also took time to help coach and sponsor the rodeo team. In February the team presented Dr. Hibbs with a NIRA Regional Champion belt buckle in recogni- tion of his outstanding work. Another organization he sponsored was the president's club, which consisted of all campus organization presidents. Vice Presidents And Deans Dr. Bob Thomas, Dean of Men Dr. John Krattiger, Vice President of Student Affairs Dr. Earnest Earl Ayers, Vice President of Fiscal Affairs Miss Katie Frank Slack, Dean of Women M. G. Smith, Vice President of University Services Ernest Sturch, Vice President for Instruction Faculty Encourages Students To Full Potential John Abitz, Aerospace Claude Adams, English Charles Andrews, Educ. Psy. Doris Andrews, English Merle Ashcraft, Educ. and Psy. M. G. (Rock) Ashcraftf Educ. and Psy. Kirk Ashton, Speech Robert Ausley, Business Lee Ball, Jr., English Lewis Barker, Physical Sci. James Barnette, An Sauri Bhattacharya, Social Sci. Lyndon Bohanan, Sociology Doyle Bostic, Sci. Math Collin Bowen, Educ. and Psy. Rudy Bowen, Bus. Educ. James Bowers, Safety Educ. Edwin Boynton, Educ. Walter Britt, Music Edward Byrd, Social Sci. Benedicto Cacho, Inform Sci. Rose Carter, Mod. Clas. Lang. Jack Cazzelle, Educ. and Psy. Ben Chappell, Speech Lahoma Clark, Educ. Donald Collier Phy. Sci. George Collier, Economics Fred Collins, Math Walter Cooper, Safety Ed. Wayne Coston, Social Sci. Mary Ann Craig, Music John V. Crockett, Business Lois Crow, Business Charlotte Cummings, Business James Cunningham, Grants and Contracts John Dickson, Social Sci. 1 T'i Phil Dunham, Educ, and Psy. Jack Dye, Business Billy Edwards, Aerospace Gordon Eggleton, Phy. Sci. Kenneth Elder, Sociology Evelyn Fagan, Elem. Educ. Don Ferguson, Health and P.E. Benjamin Findley, Jr. Bus. Adm. and Mgt. Claude Fouillade, Mod. and Clas. Lang. J. B. Fox, Educ. and Psy. Richard Freed, English Billy Gaither, Indus. Ed. 1 7 A Dale Garner, Accounting Ernest Gathron, Aerospace, Marsha Gathron, Health and P.E. John Geeks, Educ. and Psy. Charles Goss, Social Science Dora Grace, English Bill Grimes, Math Dolphus Haddock, Business Austin Haminton, Business Charles Hammack, Technology James Hansford, Music Jim Harmon, Electronics Joseph Hartle, Aerospace W. O. Hawkins, Industrial Educ. Dan Hays, Health and P.E. Don Hazel, Biology Gary Hercher, Music Elbert Hill, English Vicki Hudson, Health and P.E. Carolyn Hust, Library 1 7C Sidney Jenkins, Economics Bruce Johnson, Social Science Louis Johnson, Social Science Eail Kilpatrick, Biology Linda Laird, Art Dwight Landua, Sociology Ann Latham, Elementary Educ. James Latham, Indust. Educ. James Lester, Biol. Science Joseph Littlejohn, English Harold Lynn, Indus. Educ. Joseph Mabry, Sociology C. W. Mangrum, Speech Communication Rudy Manley, Journalism Paul Mansur, Music Mike Martin, Health and P.E. Kathieen Meadows, Home Ec. Mike Metheny, Health and P.E. James Milligan, Social Science James Mitchell, Educ. and Psy. 1 7i David Mize, Business A. M. Moore, Aerospace Jorge Moralse, Spanish Max McClendon, Art Carl McCoy, Elem. Educ. Edwardine McCoy, Elem. Educ. Betty McGovern, Elem Educ. Troyce McGovern, Indust. Educ. Tom McRorey, Bus. Adm. and Mgt. Tuyen Nguyen, Vietnamese Program Kenneth Nichols, Journalism Larry Nolan, Electronics David Norris, History Margaret O'Riley, English Jimmie O'Steen, Com. Sci. Don Parham, Health and P.E. Kay Parham, Library Pablo Pedraza, Music Kenneth Peters, Music J. B. Phillips, Audio-Visual Raymond Piller, Library Allen Platter, Art Paula Platter, Math Jerry Poison, Physical Sci. 70 Pat Powers, Educ, and Psy. Rade Radasinovich, Social Science Bobby Ray, Technology Val Reneau, Health and P.E. Peter Resta, Technology Jack Robinson, Phy. Science John Rutherford, Aerospace Richard Rutherford, Health and Phy. Educ. Eloise Sills, Music Dorothy Silver, Elementary Educ. John Smith, Industrial Educ. Howard Starks, English Ruth Steger, Music Fred Stoup, Math Claude Stuteville, Industrial Educ. Cecil Sullivan, Print Shop Connie Taylor, Biological Science John Taylor, Biological Science Arnold Walker, Physical Science Dovie Walker, Elem. Educ. Charles Warthen, Speech Leroy Watson, Technology Jim Weaver, Industrial Educ. Troy Webb, Safety Educ. Cathryn Wright, Bus. Educ. John Wright, Physical Science Homer Welch, Social Sciences Roberta Wescott, Health, P.E. and Rec. Jay West, Aerospace Mike West, Audio Visual Alvin White, Industry Joe Wiley, Math John Williams, Counseling James Wintle, Music 181 Enrollmenf Poses Rush For Office Enrollment time presented the busiest period for the busi- ness office. Though the use of computers improved the situa- tion surrounding enrollment, it was still somewhat a trial of endurance to go through some of the long lines and proce- dures. With the advance of computer enrollment, the day long drudgery of enrollment for both the student and the business office was lessened. The office, located in the administration building was headed by Ernest Ayres. 1 RO Employees Have A Variety Of Responsibilites Making sure the correct grades are recorded on transcripts was one of the many important services rendered by the office of the Registrar. Transcripts of each candidate for graduation were screened carefully by the Registrar to make certain graduation requirements have been met. Records were maintained carefully by the staff in order to provide each student with max- imum service and enrollment checks. 1 RR 184 University Communications Paste-Ups Brochures Charlotte A. Cummings, director of University Communi- cations, announced her decision to leave Southeastern in June to take a post in Dallas. Her office put out brochures and special project programs. Office Staff included: Brenda Bush Allen, Eddie Wells, Teri Smith, Pam Wilson, Robert McGee, and Donna Clark. All Campus Purchases Are Made Through Parker C. David Parker again served as Purchasing Agent. All university purchases were made through his office. Meadow Gold 1 QO UNIVERSITY SERVICES Alumni Foundation Sponsors Activitiesf Newsletters, And Benefit Games For Graduates The Southeastern Alumni Foundation held various social activities to raise interest in the alumni. One such event was the annual Alumni vs. SSU Basket- ball team. TU8C Studies Economy TUSC serves as a resource for industrial and other organi- zations concerned with the promotion of economic and tech- nological developments. Rose Carter Gives Help To Internationals International students had many problems adjusting to the United States in both customs and language. Providing help was the office of Rose Carter. (1) Mrs. Carter speaks at a luncheon where she is presented an award. (2) At the International New Year’s Celebration, booths were set up with exhibits from each nation. (3) As a combined project, the international students pre- sented a large model of the world to the University. (4) Many students browsed through the exhibits. (5) Pakistani students set up an elaborate dis- play. 194 Indian Adult Education provided an opportunity for adults to set and achieve any educational goal; this might have been anything from learning to write their name up to and including preparation for the General Education Development Test. Although the program was designed to meet Indian education needs, there were no ethnic limitations on the use of facilities. Study plans were developed on an individual basis for those seeking to attain a higher educational level. The center was equipped with learning machines and indi- vidualized study stations so that one could work at an indi- vidual rate of speed. An instructor worked with each person in developing a program of study appropriate to his particular learning goals. Linda Cassiday Heads Indian Adult Education Talent Search sought to identify students from low-income families who have the desire and ability to pursue further education or special training. Students identified by the pro- gram were counseled individually about their special needs, post-secondary educational opportunities, and possible types of financial aid. The student was given assistance in com- pleting necessary paper work to apply for financial aid or educational programs. It sought students in Atoka, Bryan, Carter, Choctaw, Jefferson, Love, Marshall, McCurtain, Pushmataha, Latimer, and Leflore counties. Talent Search Operates In Eleven Counties 1 Ai Oklahoma State Department of Mines and the University have devel- oped an in-service Mine Safety Train- ing Program for persons employed in the mining industry of the state. Such training emphasized not only safety and various safety standards but also emergency medical procedures and use of equipment. By using a mobile training unit, the safety pro- gram was conducted at or near the mine site. Mine Safety Is Studied In Depth 1 OQ Water quality has been a serious problem on the minds of the environmentalists for the past few years. The university set up the Lagoon project, as a research area. In addition to running water experiments, they work on polution control. These people have also worked closely with the Durant fish hatchery. Lagoon Projeci s Pari Of Waier Qualiiy % (1) Ted Fisher, coordinator of IRT meets with his encounter group to help them solve their prob- lems. (2) Signing the necessary forms is Ted Fisher, IRT co-ordinator. IRT Service Provides Aid To Elderly Counseling Benefits Students The aim of the counseling department was to prepare students to become effective teachers as well as productive, emotion- ally-mature adults. Intern teaching, featuring instructional classes for nine weeks and then practice teaching the remainder of the semester, aided the student to evaluate his teaching skills. The program utilized graduate students to aid troubled stu- dents and those who needed advice in areas of emotional devel- opment . Students enrolled in these classes were required to counsel all ages, types, and numbers of people. ?r ? HONORS Foriy-Eighi Seniors Named To Who's Whc SHAUNA ANDREWS, senior, Durant MORGAN LEE BADGET, senior, Durant MILDRED I. BENSON, senior, Ardmore FRED L. BOONE, senior, Mooreiand GAYLA RUTH BOSS, senior, Denison, Texas HENRY C. BURNETT, senior, Durant THOMAS VEAL BUCK, senior, Durant CINDY S. CARPENTER, senior, Durant ANITA J. BURCHETT, senior, Ardmore MELANIE CLARK, senior, Durant LINDAJO ROPER COMBRINK, senior, Durant DENNIS P. GERRY, senior, Durant FRANK DOMINGUEZ, senior, Durant THOMAS RUSSELL HAILSTONE, senior, Durant BARRY FLOYD, senior, Durant JANE RHODES HANCOCK, senior, Durant 206 JEFF HARP, senior, Durant JAMES ARLYN HENDRICKS, senior, Kenefic JERETTA HORN, senior, Colbert ROBERT BRUCE HOWARD, senior, Durant 907 (1) NETTIE O’DONLEY HUNNICUTT, senior Durant (2) ROY INCHASSI, senior, Beirut, Lebanon (3) MARY CATHARINE MILLER, senior, Caddo (4) JEAN ANN MILLIGAN, senior Caddo (5) SHARON MARIE MORGAN, senior, Durant MARGARET B. MOBLEY, senior, Tishomingo INEZ ELIZABETH PIPKIN, senior, Durant JERRY WAYNE NICHOLAS, senior, Hendrix STEPHEN LEWIS SCHULZE, senior, Durant GARY W. PERESCHUK, senior, Hendrix MIGNON SMITH, senior, Durant 905 SHIRLEY TALLEY, senior, Durant BRENDA HOLSTINE TROOP, senior Durant WILLIAM R. WATSON, senior, Boswell KAY HADDOCK WEAVER, senior, Durant P k'' SHARON DENISE WEAVER, senior, Caddo STEVE WAYNE WEAVER, senior, Durant SANDRA McNEAL WILLIAMS, senior, Idabel MARY CARTER WINGFIELD, senior, Durant 01 7 SPORTS The Team Has Spirit Fooiball Team Is OIC Champ Southeastern had a 10-5 season and an All-American player. They played teams from all over the Oklahoma Intercollegiate Conference. Randell Hunt was named All-Ameri- can in early March. His position was forward for his senior year. Southeastern Has All-American Player 091 Womens Mary Akin Melanie Clark Nancy Cluck Rhonda Dean Sheila Dunn Toni Echelle Karla Elliot Kathy Justice Joanie Kitchens Basketball Team Donna Lyons Debbie McClellan Debbie Miller Donna Miller Ginny Phillips Renee Rice Gloria Stafford Sheila Taylor Lonett Viney O')1) Baseball Opens Busy Season Winning 13-0 over Texas, the Baseball team opened their season with a double header win. The season progressed to a near record one. SSU also won the Panam- erican Tournament during spring break. John Cartwright Johnny Hamilton Mike Faubion Scott Loucks Brett Butler Ron Gooch Mike Martin, Assistant Coach Mike Metheny, Assistant Coach Gary Presley Tim Skinner Bob Olufs Charles Ruth Bryan Stafford Don Parham, Coach Joe Soldano Jimmy Tignor non r 232 'll A Southeastern has sponsored a golf team in the past, but haven’t had a real competitive group recently. They com- peted on the intercollegiate level. Competition was keen among various campus organizations and on the intramural level. Golf Makes Comeback PEOPLE Special And Graduate Students Add Life Hooshang Abbaszaden, Tehran, Iran Gholdm Hassan Afrasydbi, Shiraz, Iran Sohi Hassan Ahmadian, Tehran, Iran Mohammad Nurui Alam, Chittagong, Bangladesh Paula J. Albright, Calera Mike Allen, Ardmore Sylvia Jame Allen, Mead Perry G. Anderson, Ardmore Douglas Wayne Antley, Lanett, AL Habibollah Arman, Shiraz, Iran Bettie Annie Ashby, Boswell Mohammad Diavad Assemipour, Khorramshahr George Leo Chea Atamja, Mundumi, Cameroon Marcie L. Baily, Durant Seyed Ali Behnejad, Tehran, Iran William D. Bell, Durant Diane Billings, Atoka Phillip W. Bishop, Sherman, TX Milael Sami Bitar, Syria Kenneth P. Bourne, Durant Anita E. Brameyer, Durant Rodney E. Brannen, Kingston WilleneC. Breeze, Durant Alice E. Brooks, McAlester Sammy Floyd Brown, Calera Dayna M. Bryant, Boswell AnnaM. Carlile, Honobia Claude L. Cameron, Madill DelorisH. Campbell, Clarita Charles A. Cayton, Hugo Pilaiwan Chansavasdi, Thailand I-Che Frank Chia, Kaohsiung, Taiwan Charlie Chatham Ching, Karolng, Taiwan Charlene B. Chumbley, Durant Bobbie Jean Cooper, Hartshorne, Sandra Joyce Cordell, Colbert Sonja Jean Crawley, McAlester Hamid Dadashzadeh, Tehran, Iran Carl G. Dellinger, Carlea D. Javier Octavio Diaz, Parral, Chih, Mexico Wongtipsuda Dibyamondol, Thailand Jarvis Wayne Dobbs, Bennington Ronald E. Dodson, Lane Bob D. Edge, Soper Amirhoshang Erfanipoour, Tehran, Iran Fathison Khosroui Fathi, Ahwaz, Iran Walter Denton Ford, Ardmore Martha Ellen Francis, Spencerville Michele M. Freed, Durant Virginia Dale Freeny, Caddo Charles Oliver Friddle, Durant David Lee Gentry, Hugo Gha Seyed Mehoi Gharam, Iran Constance A. Giacomo, Hartshorn Robert Gleen, Durant Mary Sue Goodner, Tishomingo Thomas Edward Gray, Houston, TX Donald Glenn Grilley, Tishomingo Junior Grubb, Broken Bow Isom J. Guillory, Eunice, LA Barbara Ann Gunter, Antlers Tomas R. Hailstone, Dallas, TX Charla Faye Harrison, McAlester Mary Lou Heltzel, Madill Paul Hildebrand, Durant Mary Hitchcock, Wapanucka Nita Hogan, Muskogee Thomas R. House, Achille Olen Lynn Jestis, Soper JoAnn Barrett Jewell, Oklahoma City Arthur L. Johnson, Fort Towson Marshal Jones, Broken Bow Goehjung, Seoul, Korea Laveta F. Keeling, Durant Marjorie L. Kelchner, Durant Carla Kay Kellam, Caddo JoanM. Kennon, Denison, TX Kathie Smith Kindred, Moyers Bill King, Atoka Fair Dean King, Kingston Debra L. Kinman, Heavener Joanne Hixon Kirven, Durant Estell Knight, Lane Namon Kuachusri, Thailand Martha Ann Latham, Durant Robert Lee Lewis, Terral Thasanee Limmunching, Thailand Barbara Ann Lindgren, Tishomingo Mary Sue Longwell, Durant Nhan Ngoc Luie, Durant Yadullah Maghsoodi, Magnolia Lily Ma, Kaohsiung, Taiwan Joyce Marie Martin Joyce Beth Martin Ali Mashayekhi, Tahran, Iran Kouros Massah, Tehran, Iran Bizhan Matin, Iran DwainA. McBee, Durant Deborah Ann McCall, Sulphur Mary Kay McCoy, Ardmore G. A. McElrath, Sherman, TX Micheal G. McElroy, Del City Jonathan Michael McMahan, Denison, TX Grover H. McWhorter, Sherman, TX Sedigheh Niknam, Iran Dung Van Nguyen, Durant Amata Ninsananda, Bangkok, Thailand Brenda S. Orr, Durant John A. Osborn, Muskogee William E. Paddock, Caddo I. Oswaldo Paiva, Durant Paranee Panyawanich, Bangkok, Thailand Anthony E. Parker, Atoka Frank D. Plemmons, Broken Bow Chin Po Taipei, Republic of China Ronald Earl Poindexter, Broken Bow Noppadol Pornsukarom, Durant Suchada Prasertsak, Rajburi, Thailand Ebrahim, Rahebi, Isfahan, Iran Roger E. Rhoads, Lawton, OK Pearl A. Roundtree, Madill Donald Ray Rowland, Milburn Brock M. Rutledge, Durant Raja Fawzl Saad, Keyfoun, Lebanon HashimMoha, Sabboubeh, Anabta, Jordan Hossein Saeedaee, Dallas, TX Maryam Samiezafarghoadi, Durant James M. Sanna, Colbert Tolooi Mohammad Seyf, Tehran, Iran Norma Lee Shaw, Durant Carol Sue Sims, Colbert Lawrence Ray Skimla, Wilburton Luke Bruce Smith, Smithville James Noble Smith, Savoy, TX Guy Craig Spence, Ardmore Clariece L. Springer, Caddo 242 Gary Stacy, Poteau Judy Anne Stevenson, Broken Bow Kenneth Taylor, Hendrix Terry Thompson, Sherman, TX Connie Thornton, Hartshorne Thipsukonta Tichachol, Bangkok, Thailand Micheal Ray Tobler, Bokchito Cynthia Whitehurst, Durant MikitaA. Williams, Durant Lou Ann Webb, Stilwater Martie Russell White, Dallas, TX Bonita Yangchareon, Bangkok, Thailand Final Year Looms Ahead For Seniors Paula Jean Albright, Calera Ali Syed Sher Ali, Karachi, Pakistan Sherry L. Allen, Oklahoma City Kenni Sue Anderson, Stringtown Martha Sue Anderson, Denison, TX Shauna Lynn Andrews TAA Tralawney Lea Antwine Marvin Leroy Armstrong, Canadian Reza Azarmehr-Ali, Tehran, Iran Kambakhsh Varandish, Durant Randy K. Barlow, McAlester Russell Kent Barlow, Scipio Bary Van Barnett, Warner Ronnie Bates, Wilson Barbara Janice Bean, Sherman, TX Bennie Joe Benedict, Adamson Mildred I. Benson, Ardmore Casey Blair, Tulsa Robbie W. Blair, Durant Ronald Bert Bond, Sherman, TX Fred L. Boone, Moorland Sandra Lee Booth, Caddo Booker T. Bowie, Tyler, TX George Riley Brewster, Atoka Jame Everett Britton, Sherman, TX Connie Diana Brogdon, Savanna Linda J. Buck, Durant Thomas Veal Buck, Durant William O. Buck, Kingston Alonza Buff, Savanna Bill Burkhalter, Sherman, TX Roy L. Burkhalter, Atoka Danny R. Burleson, Sherman, TX Louis E. Burrell, Valliant Wanda M. Burwell, Valliant Gilbert A. Busick, Denison, TX Geofrey M. Busser, Hayward, WI Shirley Kay Byrd, Hugo Pamela J. Campbell, Marietta Harry C. Cantrell, Durant MackC. Carlile, Antlers Boyd H. Carnley, Sherman, TX Cindy Carpenter, Durant Rex L. Carter, Colbert Azalea Susan Cartwright, Dustin Alilar Cattahi, Kerman, Iran Ramon A. Chacon, Denison, TX Rickie Lynn Chitwood, Tom Bean, TX Sandra G. Christian, Durant Melanie Clark, Antlers Leo Clifton, Rosemon, NY James E. Coats, Durant Chris R. Coder, Wynne wood Bobby K. Cole, Hugo Steve Coker, Leonard, TX Thomass Keenth Cook, Ardmore Rita E. Cooper, San Diego, CA Terry Lynn Courtney, Tipton Cecil G. Cowling, Hugo Helen H. Damerell, Ardmore Sherry Shepherd Daniel, Durant Ron G. DaVee, Durant Paula R. Decker, Durant Nematolla Debrahim, Durant Joanne R. Dickey, Denison, TX Floyd W. Dill, McAlester David A. Divine, Tulsa Frank Dominguez, Grants, NM Betty J. Dunegan, Wade Harvey Lynn Earles, Durant Akram Tayseir El-Kurd, Kuwait Dan B. England, Atoka Rick L. Erwin, Fort Worth, TX Theresa E. Estrada, Stockton, CA Peter J. Faber, Cartwright Jerald Farnsworth, Hugo Tommy C. Flood, Denison, TX Ronald K. Fisher, Three Bridges, NJ Lucy E. Flint, Pryor Melissa Sue Folsom, Bennington Barbara Ann Franklin, Clayton Stephen Keathly Freeman, San Antonio, TX Danny Joe Fry, Talihina LelonE. Furr, Denison, TX Jeryy Ray Garrett, Wilson Dennis P. Geary, Fort Worth, TX Cassie H. Gentry, Durant Robert Vincent Gerard, Veedersburg, IN Wayne Gerlich, Caddo Jan E. Geter, Madill 1AA Jimmy Dale Green, Tishomingo John A. Haddock, Coolidge, TX Samuel Scott Hagy, Chicago, IL Monte E. Hale, Madill Daniel Thomas, Hall, Altus Sherry K. Hallmark, Andrews, TX Ki-Sung Han, Seoul, Korea Jeff L. Harp, Denison, TX Lurther Dean Harp, Durant Carol B. Harrell, Antlers Carol R. Harris, Durant Laura L. Harryman, Eufaula Ronald W . Hawkins, Durant John Hayes, Nashville, TN Dennis Keith Hemphill, Poteau Dennis L. Hendrix, McAlester Don K. Hendrix, Fort Gibson Samuel P. Henry, Denison, TX Lynda K. Herndon, Ardmore Marion Rebecca Hickman, Stigler John Ray Hicks, Poteau Robert I. Holden, McAlester Steve A. Holt, Idabel J. J. Hooper, Ardmore Susan Kay Hooper, Denison, TX Teresa J. Hopkins, McAlester Jeretta A. Horn, Colbert Eileen A. Horton, Durant Randeil Ray Hunt, Midland, TX Robert J. Hudak, Midwest City BobL. Hunkdo, Ardmore Rawhi Inchassi, Durant Marveta Gail Ivy, Spiro Gene Jackson, Durant Kathy L. James, Hartshorne James S. Jernigan, Pottsboro, TX Andre Johnson, Tulsa Lynn Dales Johnson, Comanche Walter Dewey Johnson, McAlester Cynthia Lee Jones,'Shevlin, MN Parviz Mas Kalkhoran, Durant Gladys Ann Kennedy, Durant Muhammad M. Khan, Karachi, Pakistan Umer Hayat Khan, Karachi, Pakistan Reza Khavari, Tehran, Iran Elmer J. King, Dayton, OH James A. Kinman, Poteau OtisT. Kensey, Tishomingo Steve Knight, Mead Randy K. Knowles, Calera Deena Lee Kostyniak, Denison, TX GerhardtD. Krawitz, Durant Namon Kuchusri, Thailand Jeanne Collett Ladouceur, Sherman, TX Dennis Earl Lagow, Wills Point, TX Larry F. Lame, Savanna Deborah K. Layton, Durant Harold Dean Leggett, Denison, TX Bob L. Lewis, Dallas, TX Jerry Glen Lewis, Fittstown Duane T. Lindley, Wright City Potejarinder Linpisal, Chiengmai, Thailand Paul C. Logan, Hugo Charles Ray Lovelace, Durant John R, Lowry, Tulsa Terry Lee Lyons, Duncan Timothy I. MacEntire, Mead John Andrew MacKenzie, Durant John Peter Maetzold, Alexdria, MN David E. Magourik, Denison, TX Robin Douglas Mangold, Amherst, NH Stephen L. Manning, Point Lookout, NY Keith E. Marshall, Denison, TX Thomas Lou Matheson, Tishomingo Geneva Dodd Matlack, Ardmore Joann D. Matlack, Valliant Mitchell C. Melson, Broken Bow Debbie Kay McClellan, Olustee Joe A. McCulley, Anaheim, CA Dona Beth McGee, Bennington Michael Lynn McVay, Mead Cathy Miller, Durant Lloyd Birney Miller, Durant Jean Ann Milligan, Caddo Margaret Blanch Mobley, Madill Jo Linda Moore, Durant Sirous Moradi, Tehran, Iran Jesse Leo Morris, Honey Grove, TX Pam Moyer, Soper Thomas R. Murphy, Red Oak Earl Douglas Myatt, Sherman, TX Alfred Watson Nakishi, Wright City Suzanne Nicewarner, Pottsboro, TX Michael Shane Osborn, Sapulpa Michael O’Hern, Oklahoma City Benny Eugene Paddock, Denison, TX Richard Keith Page, Kingston James C. Patterson, Durant Jerry L. Patterson, Whitesboro, TX Muhammad Ali Pervez, Sind, Pakistan John Peters, Hailey ville, OH John Phillip, Durant James Kent Pickens, Oklahoma City Deborah L. Pierce, Boswell Carla Beth Polk, Durant B. Kay Proctor, Odessa, TX Sammy G. Rabourn, McAlester Jackie Regan, Tulsa JohnP. Regan, McAlester Jessie Rhodes, Kenefic John William Richardson, Denison, TX Rickey L. Ritchie, Sherman, TX James C. Roach, Denison, TX FayeG. Roberts, Durant Billy Lee Rollins, Sherman, TX Michael P. Rose, Caney Martha Ann Rowland, Idabel David D. Sanders, Idabel Ronald Tyrone Schulz, Sherman, TX Stephen Lewis Schulze, Durant Eddie E. Scott, Honey Grove, TX Gordon Howard Shattles, Garland, TX AmirE. Shenas, Tehran, Iran Jerry D. Shipman, Durant Larry R. Shipman, Coleman Jean Anne Shuffler, Sherman, TX MoHammad Anis Siddiqui, Karachi, Pakistan Maynard Lee Sims, Purcellvine, VA Phaisit Signoi, Bangkok, Thailand Portia Jacquita Sites, Kingston Cecil Clyde Smith, Bokchito David Lee Smith, Wilburton James L. Smith, Savanna Paula N. Smith, Sherman, TX Ronnie Lee Smith, Savanna Kenneth Edward Pulsen, Denison, TX Iraj Soltanfar, Shiraz, Iraj Michael J. Sonner, Wichita KS Steve R. Sparks, Marlow Delmer Troy Spencer, Sherman, TX Linda Marie Spencer, Pawhuska n cn Nova Irene Stanfield, Caddo Beverly A. Starnes, Durant Joe L. Stevenson, Sherman, TX KatyD. Stewart, Durant Shirley F. Stewart, Ringling Bobby R. Story, Durant Shirley L. Talley, Denison, TX Bonnie Hair Taylor, Liberty Jesse S. Taylor, Madill Charlotte J. Teel, Durant Alma L. Thornton, Denison, TX MaryluE. Tignor, Durant James Garland Tillery, Durant VeAnn Tilson, Antlers Herbert James Turney, Durant Lewis C. Vaden, Calera Glen Dale Vaughn, Durant Larry Wade, Comanche Mike E. Wade, Marietta Sheila Wallace, Durant Aaron Joe Waller, Atoka Billy M. Warthen, Wilson Sharon Denise Weaver, Caddo Steve Wayne Weaver, Durant Donald J. Weiss, Mead Sarah L. Welsh, McAlester Mosea White, Idabel David P. Williams, Durant James M. Williams, Durant Malcolm Williams, Ardmore Steven Wayne Williams, Idabel Gary Bob Wilson, Bethel Charles S. Worley, Bennington Tana Kim Worsham, Durant Mussie Wossene, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia Barbara R. Wright, Durant 254 r r c Juniors Have Second Largest Class Bryan Edward Abernathy, Poteau Joe L. Albright, Calera Kathy Jane Aldridge, Durant David Mark Alexander, Silo Mir Musadaq Ali, Karachi, Pakistan Edjuel Don Allen, Liberty La Victor Allen, Durant Sue Ann Allen, McAlester Samuel Allenbaugh, Denison, TX Steven C. Allred, Durant Guilbert Lee Anderson, Durant Raynard S. Andrews, Dallas, TX Leslie M. Ashley, Denison, TX James Aulgur, Hugo Martin Sessler Bachner, Ft. Worth, TX Morgan Lee Badgett, Savanna Terry L. Ballard, Kenefic Sarah Lynn Bane, Sallisaw Wanda Jean Banks, Sherman, TX Gerry Barone, Hartshonre Boyd Joel Bass, McAlester Jerry Dwayne Bates, Lehigh Jon David Beadles, Madill Thomas A. Beckham, Sherman, TX 256 n Larry W. Behrens, Caddo Melinda Bell, Broken Bow Larry W. Benjamin, Ardmore Billy Mark Benton, Eagletown Lou R. Billy, Antlers Peggy Sue Blankenship, Sherman Lela M. Boen, Denison, TX T. Lynn Bowman, Durant Steven Michael Bozarth, Denison Rick Bradley, Burkburnett, TX Charles R. Brnason, Savanna Michael T. Brigham, Denison, TX Jewel Brown, Calera Thelma M. Brown, Bennington Johnny Howard Bullard, Denison Mary Elvinia Bullard, Tishomingo David Tim Burgess, Antlers Debra Jean Button, Oklahoma City Debra Card Canady, Ardmore Michael L. Carter, Durant Cecil L. Cash, Colbert Christopher E. Cates, Ardmore Kenny Dale Cavender, Durant Charles Michael Chambers, Durant 7 Dennis P. Chick, Durant Barbara S. Clark, Marietta Donna K. Clark, Idabel Oua E. Clark, Broken Bow Paula S. Claunch, Atoka Michael G. Hartshorne Debbie G. Colbert, Fillmore Russell A. Cook, Bennington Donald K. Cotterman, Seminole Cecile T. Cowling, Hugo Alma Lou Crabtree, Antlers Debra A. Craige, Hawarth Tim Crews, Hugo CarlCribb, Sherman, TX C. Beth Crump, Wynnewood Jerry Wayne Cunningham, Sherman, TX Kenneth E. Curtis, Durant Leslie Lea Curtis, Durant Allen A. Davis, Durant Julia Daphne Davis, Kingston Larry N. Davis, Durant Julie Diane Davison, Coleman James Bruce Dees, Rattan NahidK. Dini, Zand, Iran James Edward Dolezalek, Van Alstyne, TX Phyllis A. Doniguez, Quinto Michael L. Donohoe, Sherman, T2 Leah G. DuPont, Durant Christine Carol Durbin, Atoka Diane Edgeman, Durant Trisse Edwards, Sherman, TX Karla Lea Elliott, Antlers Kenneth D. Ervin, Durant Kathy Jo Estep, Coleman MikeFaubion, Waco, TX Deborah Lee Flood, Denison, TX Marks. Flores, Houston, TX Donna Dale Flowers, Atoka Bryan T. Foster, Ardmore Patsy J. Foster, Wilburton Ronald L. Freeman, Sherman Terry Lynn Fugate, Stringtown Betty L. Gammon, Wilburton Sharon L. Gammon, Tushka G. Clayton Campbell, Healdton Willie R. Garcia, Albuquerque, Nk Margaret Sheril Gardner, Thackerville Danny LeRoy Garrison, Whitesboro, TX Debbie Sue Garrett, Wilson Novella J. George, Haworth Navy L. Glass, Sherman, TX Kathy Jean Gleaves, Madill Vivian Kathleen Gleese, Stuart Glenn L. Glenn, Wisten Cheryl G. Goldsmith, Idabel Janet F. Gott, Colbert Billy Floyd Grider, Durant Linda Arlene Grisham, Marietta Marsha M. Haddock, Caddo Jack Hall, McAlester Brenda K. Hallows, Tushka Reb Lee Hamilton, Lewisville, TX JeannieL. Hand, Madill Patricia K. Harper, Spiro Jeffrey Thomas Harrell, Sherman Johnny R. Harris, Daisy Gay Han, Durant Robert E. Hawley, Denison, TX Allen Ray Helt, Checotah Deborah H. Hicks Raymond A. Hill, Durant Dearl C. Holt, Ardmore Barbara Sue Hood, Porum 260 Karen D. Hopper, Tishomingo Richard Huckleberry, Durant Charles Boyd Houser, Tishomingo Shawn Howell, Van, TX Virginia Hugle, Wilburton Albert Kenneth Jackson, Tishomingo Anderson L. Jerry, Healdton Leslie Wayne Johns, Wilburton Angelia L. Johnson, Duncan Janet Sue Johnson, Atoka Kenneth James Johnson, Marietta Eddie T. Jone, Sherman, TX Ronald Wayne Jordan, Durant Mohamad Ravri Kamalifour, Kerma, Iran Rebecca Ann Keese, Denison, TX Sarah Nell Keller, Ardmore Michael Wallace Kellog, Stringtown Richard C. Kelly, Irving, TX Benjamin Kennon, Denison, TX James Kennon, Denison, TX Susan Marlene Kennon, Denison, TX Joe J. Kirk, Bennington Peter W. Kuczerepa, Park Ridge, I Kemal Eugene Kutait, Ft. Smith, Arkansas Charles W. Lane, Durant Ann Lawrence, Durant Paul L. Lawrence, Henryetta Richard J. Lawrenz, Duncan Harley Gene Little, Muskogee Billy D. Liddell, Marietta Glenda J. Liddell, Marietta Ching Kong Jo, Indonesia Joseph Mark Lucas, Durant Mohammad Malakooti, Iran E. Donetta Martin, Ringling Kelly Martin, Bayard, NB Donald R. Mask, Sherman, TX Jo Ellen Marek, Boswell George W. Maze, Durant Marla Minyone Maze, Durant Edward McCann, Las Vegas, NV Harlee McKinney, Van Alstyne, T Tony Lee Messenger, Broken Bow Michelle L. Meyer, Ardmore Rebecca Joan Milburn, Hugo Michael Lee Miller, Sherman, TX Billy Charles Montana, Wilburton Richard Monte, Palmyra, NY Deborah Lynne Moore, Atoka Helen Faye Moore, Honobia Brian K. Morris, Nowata Pamela Ann Morris, Sallisaw Max Danny Denison, TX W. Loraine Murphy, Ardmore Dennis G. Naifeh, Durant Jack Russell Naughton, Tulsa Leslie J. Nebel, La Paz, Bolivia Shapour Nehmad, Shiraz, Iran Gary Wayne Newman, Durant Robert G. Newcomb, Dayton, OH CarlE. Nichols, Blue Phyllis M. Nicholas, Atoka ValanaNix, Denison, TX Harvey D. Norris, Tishomingo William P. Null, Sherman, TX Rodney Lee Orr, Sherman, TX Johnny A. Ortiz, Saudy, TX Bassem Assa'd Othaman, Kuwait Harold G. Page, Denison, TX Michael Howard Parham, Caney Tracey Ann Parks, Denison, TX Daniel O. Pate, Durant Leslie Janet Peters, Idabel Suwannee Phanich, Saraburi Thai, Thailand Phillip Edwin Phelps, Durant Richard W. Pierce, Denton, NC Mickel L. Polk, Denison, TX Linda M. Pollaro, Denison, TX Sompong Pramrutairat, Nakornratchasima, Thailand Rattmatozlah, Rahini, Iran Mary L. Rains, Atoka Vicki Dawn Ragan, McAlester AbdurRazzak, Sherman, TX LaRue D. Reasoner, Sherman, TX Barbara Jane Reddick, Dennison, TX Leon B. Reeder, Durant Jamie W. Reid, Madill Carol Denise Richardson, McAlester Susan E. Ringgold, Denison, TX Carol Jane Robbins, Madill Ricky Ronald Roberts, Wright City Loretta Anne Roewe, Denison, TX Fred Donald Roper, Kenefic Kenneth L. Rose, Caddo Paul Ove Rosedahl, Dallas, TX Barry R. Ross, Ardmore Eva J. Raursaville, Ardmore Cindy Russell, Durant Marcia Joy Sampson, Kenefic INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY BUILDING DIRECTORY I'.ttjj BOBBY RAY 104 HAROLD LYNN 105 PETER RESTA 108 JAMES HARMON 109 LARRY NOLAN III JOHN SMITH 115 BILLY GAITHER 117 Fred Sanders, Birmingham, AL Thomas R. Scharinger, Elkhorn, WI Kyla Gay Schmeckpeper, Oklahoma City Janis Jane Schulz, Sherman, TX Doug G. Schulte, Valliant Lisa A. Schuttee, Kansas City, KS Mike Scott, Durant Beryl F. Sears, Kemp Betty Marie Sears, Achille Sheila Gail Sears, Atoka Lon H. Seiger, Oxford, England Lynn G. Senn, Sherman, TX Leslie Roy Shelby, Denison, TX Mahmood Shokoohee, Ahwaz, Iran Brian E. Silver, Durant Wanda Lee Shaw, Bonham, TX David Lloyd Slater, Tuscon, AR Kenna R. Skelton, Duncan James Morris Scribner, Coleman Greg Soistman, Alamogordo, NM James Dale Soles, McAlester Deborah Gail Smith, Durant Donna Ann Smith, Coalgate Donna Faye Smith, Durant James Allen Smith, Bells, TX Kenneth E. Smith, Durant LaVern Smith, Dallas, TX Priscilla D. Smith, Denison, TX Rod Keith Smith, Ringling ShellmanL. Smith, Denison, TX Vern Smith, Burkburnett, TX JeanSpratt, Sherman, TX Michael F. Speers, Durant Bill R. Stearns, Louisville, KY Charlie C. Stiefer, Durant James R. Stone, Denison, TX Roy Gene Stowers, Denison, TX Robert Nolan Strong, Durant Lisa G. Struch, Seminole, OK AldonJ. Tabor, New Orleans, LA Hosein Tahvilian, Esfahan, Iran Donald Ray Taylor, Madill, OK Rita Gaylan Tillet, Farris Stephens Mark Timmons, Checotah Jack Randy Thompson, Atoka Clay Sabre Tice, Dallas, TX Clayton Townsend, Houston, TX Virginia Ann Trevathan, Durant Jerry Wayne Tropp, Sherman, TX Dana K. Trueblock, Ardmore Gervis Turner, Colbert Eugene F. Vaughn, Wilburton Becky A. Waggoner, Midwest City Ron Gene Wagner, Hugo Michael A. Walton, Antlers Anthony Dexter Washington, Stringtown Charles Timothy Watley, Houston, TX Cheryl Watson, Fox Darlene Webb, Okmulgee Timothy Ray Webster, Durant Steve Weger, Calera Janice Whatley, Behtel Jackie Lee Whinery, McAlester A1 White, Calera Rayce A. White, Durant Betty Donell Williamson, Durant Joyce Anne Williamson, Jacksonville, IL Joey Lee Willingham, Ardmore Bobby J. Wilson, Kingston Mike Duane Wilson, Wayne Gary Woodward, Oklahoma City Judy So-Heng Young, Hong Kong Sophomores Complete Second Year Samir Abdul-Ghani, Jordan Cindy Lou Adams, Burney ville Larry T. Adams, Calera Mary Ann Akin, Wapanucka Nader Alikh-Niavi, Iran Brenda B. Allen, Durant Tommy D. Allen, Bokchito Husam Awad Al-Shanteer, Kuwait E. Jeanne Anderson, Atoka Jamal S. Athiyha, Kuwait, Kuwait TressaE. Austin, Idabel Michael W. Battiest, Idabel Laurel Jean Bayless, Oklahoma City ClayT. Bedell, Kingfisher Timothy A. Billings, Honey Grove, TX Meredith J. Billy, Broken Bow Ronnie Allen Bishop, Durant Robbie Sue Blaker, Atoka Lawrence E. Boley, Graham Yolanda W. Bonds, Soper Ronald Dean Bowen, Kenefic D. Alan Bowers, Durant Ronald T. Bowlen, Durant Tonna K. Boys, Sherman, TX Carl E. Brackett, Bokchito Diane Jane Bresin, Tulsa Tim Charles Briley, Idabel Kathy LaRue Brister, Durant Sandra Brock, Smithville Bobby David Brooks, Durant Bill M. Brown, Durant Curtis L. Brown, Durant Linda Sue Brown, Poteau Sherry Lynn Brown, Idabel Charles Anthony Budzinsky, Quinton Binh N. Bui, Durant William Dougle Bushnell, Frankfurt, Germany Stephen A. Byfield, Durant Virginia A. Cackey, Utica Bret D. Cain, Ryan Kathy Camp, Durant Mark W. Christian, Oklahoma City Paula W. Chung, Kowloon, Hong Kong Nancy Cluck, Sentinel Cheryl Lynne Connywerdy, Lawton HelenS. Cook, Talihina Mary Nel Cooke, Durant Cathy C. Cooper, Austin, TX Terry N. Copeland, Anchorage, Alaska Jimmy Wayne Corley, Durant Terry W. Cox, Wilson Vicki L. Cox, Wilson Keith C. Craft, Cartwright Brinda Kay Dunningham, Wright City Philip Taylor Daniel, Richardson, TX Darnella Darnell, Oklahoma City Randy Jerome Davis, Yuba Gary Wayne Deel, Bokchito Mark Edward Draganjac, Baden, PA James Howard Drumwright, Shawnee Kevin Mark Dunn, McAlester James L. Dunn, Durant Hong Hai Thi Duong, Durant Le-Mai Thi Duong, Durant Michael Cash Earner, Chillicothe, OH Fareed Eblagh, Shiraz, Iran Sherry Diane Estep, Coleman Fleur Fattahi, Tehran, Iran Ramona Gwen Fellner, Chelsea Charles Richard Frampton, Moore Tom L. Garner, Durant William E. Garrison, Ardmore Hassan Ghayour, Najofasad, Iran Daniel L. Gordon, Durant Barbara Gray, Durant Fredrick D. Green, Durant Randall Wayne Grimsley, Atoka HuanT. Ha, Durant James Daniel Hankey, Durant Jim D. Harmon, Durant Martha E. Harris, Stringtown Janice A. Hayes, Durant Ralph E. Hengar, Durant Rhonda Jan Hanegar, Durant Akbar Haisadeghian, Esfahan, Iran James Askew Hornbeak, Hugo Paula L. Hendley, Bokchito Frankie J. Herndon, Bennington Ho Vo Van Ho, Durant Than Ngoc Hoang, Durant Angionette S. Holt, Savanna John M. Holt, Savanna Kim Hopkins, Caney Helen Hourfar, Tehran, Iran Bill W. Hunnicutt, Durant Rick Impson, Antlers Brent H. James, Beaumont, CA Rodney Steven Jeffreys, Bokchito Wendyl D. Johnson, Lebanon Sherrie Kay Jones, Antlers 077 NickeyL. Kana, Healdton Anna Carmel Dellog, Coalgate Jackie Kay Kerlin, Durant Sied Khanari, Tehran, Iran Karen L. Knowles, Calera David G. Kaveman, Denison, TX Hien The Lai, Durant William D. Lambert, Talihina Dien Lang, Durant Nguyen Minh Le, Durant Sandra Lee Lilley, Durant Nguyen Van Long, Durant Bruce R. Lowrance, Idabel Charlotte A. Marsh, Soper Brenda H. McIntyre, Boswell Glenda M. McIntyre, Bennington Bruce Lynn McNeil, Atoka Cherry Lynn Menzel, Bokchito Dianne Michelini, Ardmore Debbie J. Miller, Long Grove Christine Miles, Stringtown Cindy Ellen Milton, Sherman Nawin Minakan, Bangkok Terry Michael Mistrot, Denison, TX Jamie V. Mobley, Rubottom Rick Moore, Des Moines, IA Twana B. Moore, Hugo Bertram George Morris, Bixby Derrick Morton, Ardmore Due Nguyen Thi My, Durant Dong Nagel, Idabel lavid Navip - Zapeh, Abadan, Iran Terry Robert Nawell, Mead Mary Ann Neal, Seminole Sigh Iloc Nguyen, Durant 979 Bigh Loc Nguyen, Durant Cuong Khang, Durant Dinh Gia Nguyen, Durant Dinh Minh Quoc Nguyen, Durant H. M. Tuan Nguyen, Durant NguyetT. M. Nguyen, Michigan Dinh Minh Tri Nguyen, Durant Hai Thi Hong Nguyen, Durant Nguyen Nga Thi, Durant Quang Vinh Nguyen, Durant Quang Vinh Nguyen, Indiana Thi H. Ha Bguyen, Durant Thi Hong Ha Nguyen, Durant Thi Pho Tho Nguyen, Durant Thi Tam Nguyen, Durant Thi Thao Nguyen, Durant Tuyet Bach Nguyen, Durant Courtland Dean Nichols, Durant n-T t Lee Alan Nichols, Boerne, TX Larry Gene Northcutt, Mead Kerri G. Nunley, Durant Elizabeth G. Owen, Durant Clem A. Parkhill, Hugo David T. Parrish, Madill Patsy C. Parrott, Durant Larry K. Partain, Tuttle Non J. Pearce, Boswell Jad Ahn Pham, Durant Pahm Hung Pham, Durant Thi Xuan Trung Pham, Durant Plwong this Phom, Durant Cong Van Phy, Durant Panta Sekson Pongpanta, Thailand Nancy L. Potter, Calera Ronald W. Prentice, Bokchito Rickv C. Pruit, Durant KipD. Quarles, Durant Kirit Kumar N. Rai, Nairobi, Kenya Shahryar Ravayi Khyyam, Shiraz, Iran Joanna Jane Ray, Madill Mark Alan Reasoner, Idabel Carla Rene Redwine, Seminole La Vanne June Reeder, Durant Marian Joye Reeder, Atoka Vickey Lynn Reeves, Boswell Charles R. Richards, Ardmore David B. Richardson, Longview, TX Danny Joe Roberson, Sulphur Allen C. Roberts, Wilburton Helen Ruth Roberts, Broken Bow Leila A. Roper, Durant Johnny Carl Ross, Broken Bow Ted Ray Rowland, Duncan Renee Lynn Runkle, Mead Carl L. Russell, Tulsa Cynthia Ann Sample, Bennington Wael Izzat Saymen, Nablus, Palestine Pascual Antonio Scannone, Caracas, Venezuela Linda Sue Shannon, Milo Peggy J. Shannon, Hugo Mostafa Shanohammadi, Theran, Iran LoriC. Shelton, Madill Sharon K. Shelton, Wright City Johnny D. Shirley, Indianola Steven J. Shufeldt, Ft. Towson Norma F. Salbaugh, Valliant Michael Leon Slater, Durant Bryan J. Smith, Antlers Carl A. Smith, Antlers Maricie Smith, Farris Ronnie Galen Smith, Chulter Gayland Paul Speck, Silo Debbie Lynn Speers, Durant Edith A. Stair, Tulsa Fred A. Stanley, Madill Ronald Glen Swindell, Colbert Mardieh Tarikhypour, Tehran, Irar Tanoomandi Fateme Tanoomand, Tehran, Iran Tahn Van Tay, Durant WaynetteJ. Taylor, Durant Tom A. Tell, Nowata Albert Carl Thomas, McAlester Douglas D. Thomas, Velma Floyd Leslie Taylor, Stroud iuiiliii 1 Phyllis Gayle Thomas, Duram Curtis Allen Trammell, Wynnewood Dung Tran, Durant Hoat Van Tran, Durant Loc Thanh Tran, Durant Ly Binh Tran, Durant San Van Tran, Durant Thi Quynh Giaco Tran, Durant Bich Phuong Trinh, Durant Hien Thi Trinh, Durant Va Duong Tsan, Durant Nguyen Tuan, Durant Deborah Wyna Turner, Colbert Dudley Rene Turner, Colbert Tuong Ta Tuong, Durant Randy G. Tyler, Durant Ronald G. Uselton, Indianola Debbie M. Vacek, Carrolton, TX Cong Phy Van, Durant Hossein V. Vatankhal, Isfahn, Ran Peggy Jean Verstraeten, Idabel Khue Tu Vu, Durant Tim Lester Wade, Duncan Terry Lynne Ward, Pocola GaryF. Washington, Kenefic Marvin Duane Weaver, Fort Towson Sandra L. Weldon, Madill Horace Whitten, Idabel Gary D. Whisenhunt, Idabel Martin Scott Williams, Wapanucka Ralpha Duane Willis, Durant Ellen Wilson, Bethel Wilson R. Wilson, Kingston James W. Wrkman, Caney M. Christopher Worley, Waurika Pamela Kay Wylie, Durant Cynthia D. Yarbrough, Soper Siu Chun Yee, Hong Kong Joyce So-Ming Young, Hong Kong Paula J. Youree, Sherman, TX Atashbar Hossein Zandi, Iran Hossein Zandiatashbar, Iran Tommy Lindsey Zeleniak, Davis Freshmen Begin To Abuij Majdi A.W. Abuijerain, Kuwait Mahmud Ibrahim Abu-seab, Durant Kimberly Jean Adams, Bokchito Soraja Adibi, Tehran, Iran Mouwaffak Paraj Akshar, Syria Mose Lawrence Albin, Marietta Lonnie Ray Albridge, Durant Tim Billy Albright, Calera Bassam Nihad Al-Hammouri, Helron, Jordon Terri Lynn Allivano, Hugo A1 Rasmi Khaeler Al-mallah, Durant Himmat Nihad Al-Shafie, Kuwait Reza Allivand, Ahawaz, Iran Sames Hashem Al-Huneid, Durant Esam Radeer A1 Nasiri, Durant Husam Awad Al-Shanteer, Fahaheel, Kuwait Amin M. Yahya Al-taher, Kuwait Allie B. Anderson, Idabel WayneS. Anderson, Ardmore Gerald Josephus Andrews, San Francisco, CA Robert E. Andrews, Pompano Beach, FL Hossein Ansari, Isfahn, Iran Aghababa Hasan Dastzerdi, Esfahn, Iran Reva Joyce Agnew, Durant Farideh Arman, Shiraz, Iran Pamela S. Armstrong, Kingston William Andrew Armstrong, Caddo Gholamraya Aryan, Isfahan, Iran Mohammad Ali Askarian, Iran Therlyn June Azarmehr, Valliant Gei Key For Fuiure Brenda D. Baker, Howe, TX Carolyn Sue Baker, Bokchito Stephen Randolph Baker, Stroud Martha L. Barkley, Calera Nancy F. Barnett, Durant Gebrael E. Baroody, Aley, Lebanon Belira Inez Barton, Durant Clyde J. Barton, Coalgate EvaB. Bearden, Durant Clint Allen Beedle, Richardson Abbas Behroozvaziri, Tehran, Iran Timothy Pat Bennett, Yuba Helena Renea Berryman, Gene Autry Stephen Blaine Bilger, Richardson, TX Howard D. Billey, Durant Jerry Dwayne Billings, Durant Lyle Eugene Birdwell, Calera Joyce Louise Bishop, Durant Syrina M. Blackmon, Bokchito Henry A. Blair, Durant James Garland Blakney, Caddo Mitch Allen Blan, Antlers Caroline B. Blankenship, Boswell Ricky Lyn Boddie, Sherman, TX Mehdi Bonakdar, Theran, Iran Jacqueline Rajeani Bow, Kenefic David E. Brigance, Broken Bow Michael Lewis, Durant Yaghoub Broumandrar, Broujerd, Iran LaGayle Dawn Browers, Kingston Sally J. Brown, Ardmore John Wayne Bruce, Sherman, TX Alan Ray Bruehl, Norman Delis S. Bryant, Durant Alana Sue Bunch, Kingston Noel Eual Burket, Durant Kinny Leon Burkhalter, Atoka Debra A. Burns, Idabel Linda Faye Burns, Wilson Debbie J. Burton, Bokchito Billy Byerly, Durant Marcia L. Campo, Pond Creek Phillip H. Capshaw, Atoka Dale Wayne Carman, Kingston Denise W. Carter, Idabel J. Mark Carter, Colbert Sue Casey, Kiowa Chester Ray Cearley, Hugo Rex T. Clark, Hendrix Kathy Ann Clayton, Idabel Josef Gregory Clouse, Marion, IN Billy R. Coffman, Idabel Judy Ann Conditt, Bennington Travis Wayne Condren, Henryetta Henry Raymond Conkle, Ft. Worth, TX Charles R. Cook, Sherman, TX Sheryl Louis Cook, Bennington Larry Dean Cooper, Durant Steven K. Cox, Durant Toni Layne Cox, Durant 282 Donna K. Critchlow, Ft. Towson Belinda Diana Cross, Bokchito John William Crowell, Long Grove Rexann Vivian Cubley, Durant Douglas Len Damron, Oklahoma City Dan Elisha Dan, Iran Billie Sue Dancer, Boswell Davod C. Davis, Madill Esther M. Davis, Durant James T. Davis, Durant John C. Davis, Kingston Donny Leon Day, Antlers Jill DeBerry, Idabell Janice A. DeSilva, Durant Mike D. DeSpain, Durant Farron R. Dill, Bokchito Janice Carla Dill, Bokchito Reba Dill, Bokchito Bonita Jean Dingess, Valliant Chi Van Do, Durant Grady Joe Boobs, Bennington Safdar Dorri - V, Iran CaralynJ. Dosh, Bennington Robert Derrell Dovaty, Durant Jacquita M. Durbin, McAlester Beatrice Ann Ebahotubbi, Broken Bow R. Mike Edwards, Antlers William R. Ellis, Euless, TX Randol Lee Ellis, Durant William Lee Hugo Enteshory Moteza Enteshory, Iran Chenita Evans, Marietta James G. Evans, Kingston Jerry A. Evans, Marietta Daryoush Farzaneh, Tehran, Iran Fereidoun Fereidounfar, Iran Garry Lester Ferguson, Oklahoma City Susan Fielding, Wilson Bahrain Adnan Abudlla Fnashe, Manama, Bahrain Farideh Fotovat, Shirza, Iran Rudolph C. Pholman, Coleman Majid Fouladlou, Tehran, Iran Allen L. Fry, Kiowa Brenda Futrell, Durant Charles C. Garrett, Paris, TX Barbara Diane Garside, Atoka Karen Y. George, Haworth Ramona Leigh German, Durant Iraj Ghaemi, Tehran, Iran Linda Georgena Gibson, Durant Bob W. Gilliam, Antlers Stephen D. Glenn, Calera Gordon Lynn Glarer, Durant Bernie Lee Goeders, Del City Bob Goforth, Atoka G. Susan Golden, Durant Dallas Dion Gordon, Holdenville Mank A. Gosdin, Durant Paula Louise Gosneil, Durant John Gregg Goss, Maud Tony Eugene Godsby, Bokchito Ron Go win, Durant Mike Glenn Goza, Calera Joy Grice, Durant K. Livi Grider, Durant Susie Griffin, Idabell Donald L. Grist, Atoka Deborah L. Grizzle, Bokchito Jamie Louise Grumley, Durant Delcia Maurice Gudgel, Caddo Pamela G. Guerue, Bennington David Brian Guettler, Detroit, MH Wemat Kaamanattar, Shiraz, Iran Ronnie Jason Haddock, Achille Mohammad Reza Haghighi, Iran Asghar Hajheydariv, Iran Gregory P. Hall, Texas City, TX Richard M. Hall, Bowie, TX Millard Lynn Hallman, McAlester Helen Hamilton, Idabel Tracey Dale Harmon, Rattan Mike Joe Harp, Durant Kevin L. Harris, Atoka Sylvia Darlene Harris, Valliant Gary Louis Harrison, Bennington Kevin V. Harrison, Gainesville, TX David J. Helm, Antlers Shahrokh Hemmatyar, Shiraz, Iran Andrew J. Hendrix, Durant Dennis Lowell Herron, Kingston Vicki Lynn Hess, Valiant Brenda Kay Ho, Haster, TX Tracy Linn Hobbs, Ardmore Steven G. Hodge, Caddo Tom H. Homerding, Soper Robert Harrison Hornsby, Durant Mahin Najafabadni Harvi, Esfahan, Iran Brian K. Horton, Durant Asghar Hashenni, Esfahan, Iran Varnamkhasti Soheila Hossami, Esfahan, Iran Salehibin Dardashti Hossein, Durant Leo Edwin Houck, Antlers Mahshid Hourfar, Tehran, Iran Robert S. House, Tulsa Billy Eugene Howard, Yuba Dessie Bretz Hull, Caddo Carolyn Hunnicutt, Durant Gary Wayne Hunter, Fox Ba Viet Huynh, Durant Saleem Mussa Inaya, Durant Ibrahim M. Inauwwrarh, Fahaheel, Kuwait Roy Ingram, Durant Bahman Izadmehr, Iran Claudine Jackson, Broken Bow Jackie S. Jackson, Denison, TX Patricia D. James, Durant Melissa A. Jarvis, Sherman, TX Verla L. Johnica, Talihina Herman Johnson, Antlers Johnnie M. Jones, Durant 286 Lenora Maxine Johnson, Parnell Linda M. Jones, Boswell Syble G. Jones, Durant Mogens, C. Jorgenson, Nakskov, Denmark Randall R. Joshua, Tulsa Rhonda J. Joshua, Antlers George Youssef Kachouh, Lebanon Marc Alan Kale, Ardmore Billy Rex Keithley, Durant Jamaledin Kiani, Shiraz, Iran Rebecca Ann Kilpatrick, Durant Michael Allen Kincheloe, Durant James R. Kinnett, Caddo Debbie Kirkpatrick, Pottsboro, TX Jerry D. Knight, Durant Nancy Jo Knight, Coalgate Ricky Dean Knight, Colbert David E. Lackey, Utica Steven Edward Layton, Coleman Thomas Wilson Lazenby, Lumberton, MS Hong Nhung Thi Le, Houston, TX Nami Lynn Logan, Hugo BethD. Lomax, Hugo Viney Rusha Lonett, Stringtown Greg E. Lynch, Oklahoma City Borogni Sadeymajdoddin Madani, Esfahan, Iran Robert W. Manfredi, Wichita Falls, TX Yousef Mo’d Marei, Durant Traci L. Marich, Grand Prairie, TX Roger Dale Martin, Boswell Dianna Kay Matthews, Antlers Sheri Lynn Maxwell, Durant Jack Lolyd May, Durant Cheryl Denise McClure, Durant N. Nadine McDaniel, Atoka Dickie Randall McDowell, Frederick Rhonda Gayle McFarland, Beaver Kevin M. McGarr, Durant Joe David McGee, Bokchito Francis X. McKrouw, Caddo Lawrence C. McKinney, Durant Layal Wayne McLemore, Ft. Towson, Durant Debbie Ruth McMurtrey, Durant Tanja R. Meador, Bokchito Carolyn Meloy, Wilson Cathy Annette MeLoy, Wilson Jayne B. Mersecchi, Durant Larry J. Metts, Colbert Norman David Micco, Hugo Fred D. Miller, Atoka Tija S. Miller, Broken Bow Charles Elliott Minkley, Gainesville, TX Elmer Eugene Mitchell, Durant MoHammad Ebrahim, Moeini, Iran Dien Lee Moore, Tulsa Rickey D. Moore, Atoka Charles Powell Morris, Bixby Tracy L. Morrow, Valliant Rebecca Ann Morton, Bennington Irene J. Mowles, Durant Lena Sue Mullens, Caddo Frances L. Murphey, Lawton Kathy Joyce Murphy, Idabel Geneva S. Muse, Durant Mousa Nazif, Damascus, Syria Esfahani Musoud Nekoo’ee, Durant Michael E. Nelson, Durant D. M. Thai Nguyen, Durant Hung Van Nguyen, Durant Hong Phock Nguyen, Durant Alvaro J. Novoa, Nicaragua Sharon Nowell, Savanna John Earl Ogden, Fox JudyE. Osborn, Antlers Brenda D. Olsen, Atoka David L. Pagel, Mead Jesse Wayne Parker, Bennington Wendell A. Parker, Bokchito Ricky Dean Parrish, Albert Robert Jesse Patton, Haywood Patty Danny Ray, Bokchito Billy V. Pearce, Durant Judy Diane Pendergrass, Boswell Robert A . Peters, Antlers Randy Keith Pettigrew, Atoka Can Van Pham, Durant Pham Hanh Tuan Pham, Pine Bluff, Ark. David Keith Pingleton, Atoka Larry V. Pingleton, Atoka Melissa D. Plyler, Durant 989 1 David Vanderbilt Polk, Durant Bob Portman, Durant Ricky L. Priddy, Mannsville Donald Wayne Posson, Antlers Suzanne Lean Proctor, Durant Ikie Cleborn Putman, Muse James W. Putman, Durant J. David Pyrum, Durant Stanley A Quillen, Ardmore Mostafa Ragab, Durant Dennis Rambo, Marietta Kip L. Rambo, Silver City, NM Mohmood Ramerjani, Iran Davie H. Ratchford, Davis Suzi L. Reedus, Kingston Steven Alan Remshardt, Durant Dennis Michael Reynolds, Durant Frances Kathleen Reynolds, Caddo William Neal Rice, Yuba Ricky L. Ridling, Sentinel Kalimi Daniel Rismani, Iran Les Roberts, Oklahoma Emma J. Robinson, Durant Carol Jean Rogers, Mead Sharon Kay Roper, Durant Bowornsak Ruangskul, Bangkok, Thailand Randall G. Rushing, Madill Novouz Ali Sadeghpur, Esfahan, Iran Ahmad Frouk Safadi, Kuwait Jourabchi Mohammdali Sadephi, Tehran, Iran Ahmad Safaei, Shiraz, Iran Saeedek Safedaee, Iran Elaheh Saidai, Iran Mospafa Sajjad, Esfahan, Iran Behrool Samanianpur, Iran Himmat Wael Saymeh, Nablus, Palestine Steve Saunders, Durant Samer Saymeh, Noblus, Palestine Kathi Skye Schmeckpeper, Oklahoma City Vicki Anne Scott, Antlers James Allen Self, Atoka Barbara J. Sellers, Achille Daniel Hollis Sewell, Durant Vahideh Shahandeh, Durant Mahmoud Nihad Shafie, Kuwait Shara Akram A. Sharawi, Kuwait Roger L. Shaw, Madill Michael Allen Shelton, Mead Margie Lovel Shepherd, Durant Robert C. Shields, Durant Akbar Shirani, Iran Anthony W. Simmons, Durant Debra L. Slagle, Ketchikan, Alaska Laura P. Smith, Durant Peggy Sue Smith, Bennington Cathy Ann Spence, Kingston David C. Steele, Spearman, TX Mark E. Stephens, Wynne wood Michael Jay Stephenson, Kingston Keith R. Story, Durant Ricky Lynn Story, Talihina Steve Glen Striklen, Atoka Martha Lou Strukei, Bennington Bonnie Sturgeon, McAlester Mark Suhr, Ft. Towson Kahlid hani Sukkur, Kuwait J. D. Syler, Colbert Theresa V. Syler, Colbert Timmy Lee Sweeney, Durant Ziba Tabatabaiirani, Tehran, Iran Mehrdad Tabarya, Shiraz, Iran Cristina Lorraine Tapp, Wilson Cora Evelyn Taylor, Durant Shelia Dawn Taylor, Eagletown Terri Diane Taylor, Liberty Bijan Nik Tacyandeh, Iran Javid Tehranzadeh, Abadan, Iran Teny Ray Tenell, Bokchito Kimoanh Thi That, Houston, TX Mark David Thomas, Atoka C. Denise Thompson, Wilson Terry Nolan Thompson, Clear Creek John A. Tibbets, Duncan Mitchell Wayne Tidwell, Talihina Brenda Kaye Tobies, Bokchito Brenda Gayle Tonubbee, Mesquite, TX Calvin Eugen Townsend, Achille Hoa Van Tran, Durant Charles Ray Tracy, Kingston Kristie Trotter, Pottsboro, TX William ark Tyree, Guthrie LynnJ. Upton, Antlers Joe F. Vails, Durant Helen Y. Van Buskirk, Wilson Lloyd Allen Vaughan, Denison, TX Debbie L. Vinson, Pottsboro, T«X James M. Virgin, Broken Bow Vicki Ann Virgin, Broken Bow Duy Thien Vu, Durant Mark A. Wade, McAlester Jim Wallace, Oklahoma City Joyce Ann Wallace, Hugo Mike David Wallace, Durant Randall Keith Ward, Wewoka Kelly Wayne Ward, Garuen Virginia M. Washington, Broken Bow Sharia D. Waugh, Mead Michael Dallas Waugh, Mead Donella M. Weaver, Bokchito Willis Ray Webster, Durant William E. Weeks, Sulphur Veronica Lynn Weger, Colbert Ronald J. Weiss, Torrance, CA Sharon K. Whisenhunt, Caney Darrel Frank White, Colbert John Alan Whitehead, Durant Dana L. Wiegel, Hooker Steve Eugene Wildon, Durant Margaret Ann Wilcox, Hobbs, NM Carol J. Williams, Madill Patricia D. Williams, Valliant J. Mark Wills, Skiatook RonWinans, Cashion Mattie Lee Wray, Durant Joseph Lai-chi Wong, Hong Kong Robert Jeff Wood, Mead Clay Morgan Young, Durant Lo Young, Hong Kong Mark William Young, Lindsay Salah Ahmad Yousef, Kuwait Afsaneh Zare, Shiraz, Iran Shahla Zare, Shiraz, Iran AO r Student List A Abbaszadcr, Hooshang — 238 Abbott, H. M Abdul-Ghani Samir Ab — 268 Abdullah. Brenda L. Abernathy. Bryan Edwa — 86.87. 236 Abernathy, Shauna B. Abi Saab. Saber — 280 Abisaab. Hassib W. Abitz. John — 172 Abitz. Karen K Abolhasani, Mchdi Abrahamson, Garry D. Abrahamson, Sherry A. Abu Saeb, Mahumd Ibr Abu-Lughod, Hi.sham Ha Abucl-Jibcin, Belal A. — 280 Abul.Jerain Majdi A. Adams, Bonita C Adams. Cindy L. — 268 Adams, Claude — 172 Adams, Dennis Adams, Kelly Scott Adams. Kimberly Jean — 280 Adams, Larry T. — 268 Adams, Richard Wesley Adams, Sammy E. Adams. Sherrie R. Adcock, David E. Adclpour, Kcramat C. Adib, Kouros Tehrani Adibi, Soraya — 280 Afrasyabi Gholam H. — 238 Aghababacc. Hasah D. — 280 Agnew, Alec T. Agnew, Rewa J. — 280 Ahmad. Masood Ahmad, Syed Asfer Ahmadian, Mchdi Ahmadian, Sohi Hassan — 238 Ailey, George E. Aina, James S. — 86, 87 Ainsworth, Patricia G. Aizprua, Emilo Akin, Mary A. — 268 Akin, Ralph A. Akshar, Mouwalfak F — 280 A1 Khatib, Ibrahim Al Mallah, Rasmi AI Shafei. Mohamoud M — 280 Al Shafic. Himmat Nih Al Sukhun, Khalid Han Al-Hammouri, Bassam N. — 280 Al-Huneidi, Samer Has — 280 Al-Shantccr. Husain A. — 268 Alam, Mohammed Nurul — 238 Alben, Debbie J. — 280 Albright, Billy T. — 280 Albright. Joe Lee — 236 Albright, Judy Albright, Paula Ja. — 244 Albright, Polly A. Aldridge, Johnny Aldridge. Kathy M — 236 Aldridge, Lonnie Ray — 280 Alexander, David Mark — 236 Alexander, Reginald D Alexander, Sammy Alford, Arnold Joe Alford, Don Alford, Ricky D. Alford, Sharon R — 129 Ali Mir. Musadaq Ali, Syed — 244 Ali, Syed M. — 236 Alikhonsari, Nader — 268 Allen. Baugh Samuel — 256 Allen, Billy Ray Allen. Brenda B. — 268 Allen, Dennis Allen. Donald R Allen, Edjucl D. — 256 Allen, Gary Neal Allen. Jimmy D. Allen, Kenneth Gene Allen, La-Victor — 102, 256 Allen, Leslie Hilton Allen. Mary Beth — 94 Allen, Michael D. Allen, Nathalene Sue Allen, Nora Jean Allen, Ronald Wyatt Allen, Sherry L. — 244 Allen. Sue Ann — 143. 256 Allen, Sylvia Jane — 238 Allen, Terri L. Allen, Tommy D. — 268 Allen, Vikki C. Allivand, Rcza Allivand, Terri Lynn — 270 Allred, Steven C. — 256 Allred, Steven C Almon, Terry L. Alnasery, Esam Radeef — 280 Altenbaumer, Rebecca Alvarez, Jose Greg Amend. Alfred P Ames, Jimmy R. Amirjamlovei, Aslan Amir jam lovei, Sohrab Amos, Paul E Anders. Billie Ann Anderson. Allie B. — 280 Anderson, Cynthia W. Anderson, F. Jeanne — 266 Anderson. George Ray Anderson, Guilbert L — 256 Anderson, Jerry L. Anderson, Kenni S. — 244 Anderson. Lawanda J. Anderson, Martha Sue — 244 Anderson, Nancy H Anderson, Ona M. Anderson, Perry — 238 Anderson, R. Elaine Anderson, Randy C. Anderson, Wayne S. — 280 Andrew. Kathleen Elai Andrews. Charles — 172 Andrews, Clyde W Andrews, Donna R. Andrews, Doris — 172 Andrews. Gerald J — 280 Andrews, Janice S. Andrews, Raynard S. — 90, 256 Andrews, Robert E 280 Andrews, Shauna — 145 Andrews. Shauna Lynn — 93, 244 Angelly.Judy L. Angelly, William H. Jr. Anglin, Warren E. Annaser. Abdellatif M. — 280 Anoatubby, Billy Joe Ansaritari, Hossen Antwine, Tralawney — 244 Arar, Oussameh Archer, Eldon Roy Archer, Sharon Ard, Connie L. Argo. Roxanne G. Arkansas. Christie LD Arkansas, Perrin, K. Arman, Farideh — 280 Arman, Habibollah — 238 Armstrong. Gregory — 90 Armstrong, John Elmer Armstrong, M. Regina Armstrong, Marvin Ler— 244 Armstrong, Pamela S — 280 Armstrong, Ricky D Armstrong, William — 280 Arnold, Donald W. Arnold, Myrtle Ona Arrington, Henry F. Arthur, Danny E. Arthur, Diane L. Arthur, Steven H. Ary , Debbie Medlock Ary, Terry L. Aryan, Gholamreza — 280 Asghari, Siamak Ashby, Bettie A, — 238 Ashcraft, Pamela G, — 280 Ashcraf t. Merle — 172 Ashcraft, M. G. — 172 Ashley, Leslie M. — 256 Ashton. Kirk — 69, 172 Askarian. Mohammad Al Assadi, Mohammad Atiyha, Jamal Suliman — 268 Aulgur, James Vernon — 98, 99, 256 Aunguoe, Robert W Ausley, Robert — l72 Austin, Betty —96 Austin, Freda Austin, Kim Banks Austin. Robert— 144 Austin, Trcssa Era — 269 Ayad, Mohammadzaki H Ayash. Beshara K. Aynes, Ed E. Ayoub, Faisal I Ayres, Earnest — 171 Azarmehr, Ali Reza — 280 Azarmehr. Therlyn J. Azimi-Taieghani. Koor Azimi-Talcghani, Kavc B Bachhofer, Gary Lynn Bachner, Martin Sessl — 256 Badgett, Morgan Lee — 135, 144,90, 256 Bagwell.John F Baharestani, Jamshid Bailey. Marcic L — 238 Bailey, Tony Lewis Bain, John F. Baken. Patricia K. Baker, Brenda D. — 281 Baker, Carolyn Sue 281 Baker, Delbert F. Baker. Delores Ann Baker, James D. Baker, Jimmie R. Baker, Stephen R. — 281 Bakhshi-DezfouJi Abo Baldridge. Nancy Ball, Jody Beth Ball. Lee 144. 172 Ball. William S. Ballard. John E. Ballard. Nclda L. Ballard, Terry L. — 256 Ballinger. James Jr Banks, Wanda J. — 256 Barbee. Nancy D Barker, David C. Barker. James Edward Barker. Kathryn Wells Barker, Louis — 172 Barker, Michael Barkley, Martha — 281 Barlow. Randy K — 245 Barlow. Russell K. — 245 Barnes, Donna R. Barnes, Donna William Barnes, Dorthea L Barnes. Mark L Barnes, O. D Barnes, Patricia Ray Barnes, Terry L Barnes, Tina D Barnes. Vicki A Barnes, Yvonne Blake Barnett, Gary V. 245 Barnett, George C. Barnett. Nancy F — 281 Barnett, Viola E. Barnette, James— 172 Barnette. Paula Sue Barnoski. lx Ida J Barone, Gerry — 256 Barone. Tommy Baroody. Gebrael E, — 281 Barreras, Hector Anto — 90.91 Barriik, Mary F.lainc Barrick, Phyllis Kare Barthelemy, Joyce I. Bartlett. Leland R Barton. Bdru —281 Barton, Clyde J. — 281 Barton. Jerry Barton, Mary Jo— 109 Bartush.John S. Baskin, Mike K Bass, Boyd C. — 256 Bass, Carlton Bass, Linda S Bates, Gary L. Bates, Gayla Ann Bates, Jerry Dwayne— 256 Bates, Mary Joann Bates. Ronnie G. — 245 Battiest, Mary J Battiest, Michael W — 269 Batts. Jimmy L. Baxendale, Cecile Hug Baylcss, Laurel T. — 53. 269 Beadles,Jon David— 256 Beagley. Jerry D. Beaird. Shirley Ann — 90. 91 Beale. Kenneth Luther Bcamcs. Mary E. Beams. James F Beams. Sandra T Bean. Barbara J. —245 Bear, Cheryl L. Beard, C. Kay — 93 Bearden. Eva A. — 281 Beasley. Ronald E. Beavers. Charles Beck. Michael H. Beckelman, Linda M. Beckelman. Rosemary A. Bedell. Clay T, — 269 Beebe, Thomas B. Beedlc. Clinton 281 Beheshti. Ahmad Behfar. Morad Bchnajad. Scycd Ali — 238 Behrens. Larry W. — 25 ’ Behroozvaziri. Abbas — 281 Belkham, Thomas A Bell. Ladon Leon Bell. Melinda Sue — 257 Bell. W Terrell Bell. William D —238 Benedict. Joe W, — 245 Benjamin. Larry — 102, 25' Benjamin, Patsy A Bennett. Betty Asbury Bennett. Fsrclla Bennett. Ron Bennett. Timothy P — 281 Benson. Leyvoicc Benson, Mildred 1 —66. 145. 245 Benton. Billy Mark Bergman, Daniel — 281 Berryman, Rcnea — 102 Bethel. Annie H Bhattacharya. Anima Bhattacharya. Sauri — 172 Bible, Don R Bible. Royer Bickncll. Burnis Die knell, Thcrman D, Bilby, George Warren Bilger. Stephen — 90. 281 Billey. Howard D — 281 Billings, E Diane Billings. Terry D. Billings. Timothy A — 269 Billy, Cynthia W Billy. Eric — 281 Billy. Lou R -257 Billy, Meredith I 269 Birdsong, Jerry D. Birdwcll. Lyle E, — 281 Bishop, Ava l-aurcnc Bishop. Joyce latuisc — 281 Hisiipp. Phillip W — 258 Bishop. Ronnie A. — 269 lliur. Mi lad Sami 238 Hiuins. Helen C Black. Lonnie Black. Philip Blackburn, David D Blackburn, Harold Dean Blackburn. Roy Ci. Blackmon. Symia M, — 281 Blackwell.James W Blair. C. Ann Blair. David D — 245 Blair. Henry — 281 Blair. Jerry W Blair. Robbie BhxJget — 245 Blake. Cciia Ann Maker. Robbie Sue — 269 Blaker. Twyla R Blaklev. Jimmy lXan Blaknev. James Ci. — 2HI Hlan, Mitch — 281 Blan. Vicki H Blanchard, Florence R Bland. Steve M Blankenship. C aroline — 281 Blankenship. Nancy li — 100.%. 1-15 Blankenship. Peggi — 256 Blankenship. S A. Jr. Blchm. Charles Eugene Bltxxiworth.Joseph Da Bloodworth. Linda G Ikxldic. Ricky I- — 281 Btxlkin. Shelly D. — 45 Bocn. la-la — 256 Bolunan. Lisa K Bolunon. Lyndon — l72 Bolianon. Pamela Ann Bokie.s. Bobbie Holey. Lawrence H. Boley. Roben I. — 269 Bollman. Keith M. Bond. Roben — 215 Bonds. Yolanda Hca — 269 Bone. Sarah I. Bonkdar. Mchdi — 281 Bonner. Ronnie K. Boone. Fred I. — 245 Btxmpalah. Prapin [Vxmpactrawong, Wire� Booth. Sandra Lc 245 Borchers. Ruk K Boren. David — 168 Bor . Cathy A Borkett. Noel K. Busier. David L. Bostic. Doyle — 172 Boston. Gary L Boston. Janet Pickett Bostwick. Ray Donovan Bouus. David C) Bourne. Kenneth D — 2'8 Bow. Jacqueline R —281 Bowen. Collin — l72 Bowen. Danny Chris Bowen. Garry M Bowen. Ronald D. — 269 Bowen. Ruby — 129. 172 Bowen. Susan Carol Bowers. ID Alan — 269 Bowers. James L — 57. l73 liowcrs. Irxia Mac Bowie. Booker T — 245 Bowlen. Ronald T — 269 liowman. Terry Lynn — 256 Boyd. Donna K — I(i2 Boyd. I.ynda Boyd. William Edwurd- Boytistun. Harry Ci Boydsttin. Kay S Boyer, Ronald M Boynton, lid win — 17.3 Boysten. Grady — I 5' Bo arth. Steven M — 256 Bozeman. I.intla M Brackett. Carl li. —269 Br.u kett. Tammv G Bradlcv. Michael D Bradley. Ruk — 256 Bradshaw. Jessie M Bralcy. Richard T Brameyer, Anita F — 2 58 Bransein. Charles R — 256 Brantley. Denise C. Brantley, Lovctta jan Braswell. Delbra H. Brec heen. Ten H Breeze. WileneC— 2 58 Brcsin. Diane Jane — 269 Brewer, James R. Brewster, Goergc Rile Brewster. Jack C Brigancc. David F. — 281 Brigham, Michael T. — 257 Briley, Tim Charles — 269 Brindley. Joseph W Brines. Tommy Brink. Thomas J. Brinkcrhof f. Arthur J Brinkley. Curtis E. Brinkley.Jean F Bristcr. Kathy Larue — 269 Brin, Walter — 126. 173 Britton. James F.veret — 245 Britton. John G. Broadway. R. Mac Brock, Sandra K. — 78. 269 Brogdon, Connie Diana — 245 Brooks. Alice F.laine— 238 Brtxiks. Bobby David — 269 brooks. Cynthia Cind” Brtxiks, Michael I.. 281 Broudy. Albert George Broumandfar. Ramgoub — 281 Browers. Darlene Suc Browers, Lagaylc D. — 281 Brown. Alan H Brown. Billy Russ— 269 Brown. Charlie — 135 Brown. Clifford G. Brown. Curtis I.. — 269 Brown. David B. Brown. F.arlie Brown. Eileen — 145 Brown, Geneva L. Brown, George Earnest Brown. Hirwcxxl F Brown, Jalanda— 123 Brown. Jcrrc Lee- Brown, Jewel Mae — 257 Brown.Johnny I. Brown. Kennedy W Brown, I.inda S — 125, 95, 269 Brown. Marianne T. Brown. Mike — 12.5 Brown. Myron D. Brown, Natalie T. Brown. Patricia White Brown, Perlita I. Brown. Rita L. Brown. Roy J Brown. S. Sally — 281 Brown. Sherry I. - 269 Brown. T Mike Brown. Thelma Mae — 25' Brown. Theresa F. Brown. Vanessa A Brown. Yolanda R Browning. Alice Jerri Bruce. John W, — 28 i Bruenl. Alan Ray — 2H1 Bruner, Sofia Jimenez Bruton. Melinda Sprin Bryan. Timothy Martin Bryant, Dayna M — 2 58 Bryant. Delis S. 281 Bryant. Rickv D Bryant. Robert R Bryant, T Michael — ‘X) Bryant. Walter David Bryson. William B Buchanan. Charles Dav Buchanan. Gary 1 ,-wis Buchanan. Rickey I.. Buchanan, Rita Buck. Iairry D Buck. Linda J, — 245 Buck. Thomas V. — 245 Buck. William O. 215 Budzinsky, Charles A — 98. � . 101 Buff. Alonzo S. — 245 Bui. Ngu Binh — 269 Bui. Nguyet Anh T Bui. Nhan T Bui. Quynh Bui. Thanh Due Bui, Trong Van Bui. Van Huu Bullard. Mary F.. — 257 Bullard. Thomas F Bully. Agnus M. Bunch. Alana — 281 Bunchgrdlus. Suraphon Bundram. Sherri M. Burchett. Anita J Burtl. Scott G. Burden. Bobby I), Burgess, [lobby L. Burgess. David Tim — 257 Burkhalrcr. Kimy leon — 281 Burkhalter. Rov I. — 245 Burkhaltcr, William L — 245 Burleson. Danny R - 245 Burnett. Robert Daryl Burnham. Blake A Burns. Beverly A Burns, Debra A — 282 Burns. Doyle E Burns, Linda F. — 282 Burns. Susan F Burrell. Louis E. — 245 Burris, Michael W. Burris. Sherry L Burton. Clavin Lee Burton. Deborah J —282 Burton. Su An F. Burwcll. Wanda M — 245 Bush. Iatrry J. Bush. Linda Carol Wcl Bush. Paula A Bush. Rebecca D Rush. Rohert Don Bush. Robert Michael Bushficld, Winifred F. Bushnell, William D. 269 Busick. Gilbert Alan — 245 Bustck. Richard Leo Bussen. Geofry M. — 245 Butlan. Robert C Butler, Brett B Butler. Chestney Ray Butler. Jack L. Butler. Janet M Butler. Larry A Butler. Lydia Ruth Butler. Nellie Elizab. Bycrly, Billy — 282 Byfield. Leslie M. Byfield. Stephen A — 86. H'. 269 Byrd. Edward — 175 Byrd, Jan Elizabeth Byrd, Jana S. Byrd,Jean Lee Byrd. Jerry Lynn Byrd. Martha Williams Byrd. Roger Byrd, Shirley Kay 245 c Caeho. Benedicto — 173 Cain. Bret D Cain, James K Caldwell, Donna Kav Caldwell, Ezra Edward Caldwell. Fred E. Caldwell. John F. Caldwell. Linda F Hat Caldwell. Winnie Kay Calhoun. James Callendar. Linda K Callicoat. Juanita We Cameron, Claude L. — 2.58 Camp. Joel A Camp, Kathy J. — 269 Campbell. G Clayton Campbell. H Dcloris — 258 Campbell, Pamela June — 245 Campo. Mama I. — 282 Canady. Floyd I. Canan. Sharon L. Canon, Trcalious Cantrell. Harry C. — 245 Cantrell. Kay Weaver Capers. Debbie Ann Capps. Donald B. Capshaw. Gan Phillip— 282 Caraway. Denna A. Carder. John W Carlilc. Anna Maureen — 258 Carlile. Mack Conner — 245 Carlson. Don Carlson. Wilma Izrj Carmack, Carol B. Carmack. Roy D Carney. Nancy .J. Cam ley. Boyd M. —245 Carpenter. Barry L. Carpenter. Cynthia A. —94. 24 Carpenter. Debra L. Carpenter. Don Jr Carpenter. Emily Jane Carr. Debbie B Carr. Kenneth C Carrcll. John Allen Carrel I. Ola Faye Carrico. Bruce W Carroll. Paula Darien Carson, Russell J. Carter, Carolyn Kupie Carter. Decca R —94 Carter, Dtinald Carter, I Mark — 286 Carter. Johnny E. Carter. Michael Lynn — 35' Carter. Rex L. — 245 Carter. Roberta 1. Carter. Rose — l73. 194 Carter. Willard Sigel Cartwright. Azalea Su — 245 Canwright.John L. Casey. Carolyn Sue — 282 Cassell. I-arry J, Cassida v. Linda J. — 144 Cassiday. Wayne G. Casteel, Larry Ray Castleberry. Sharon L. Cates. Christopher E. — 257 Cates. Julie Anna Caughcrn. Gladys IXIi Cavcndcr, Clifford Cavender. Gary L. Cavender. Kenny Dale — 257 Cavender. Paul E. Cay ton. Charles A — 238 Cazzellc, Jack G. — 173 Cazzelle, Roberta H. Ccarly. Chuck— 282 Ccssnun. Michael Cessnun, Sheri V. Cezar. Lester M — 102 Chacon. Roman A Chaffin. Janet C Chaffin. Kenneth I. Chamberlain, Sharon B Chambers. Charles M. — 25' Chan Fung King. Judy (Than Fung. Nei Chandler, Janie L. Chaney, Bobby J Chancy. Rose Marie Chang l-ci-Chu. Paulin Chansauasdi. Pilaiwan — 258 Chapin. Diane Renee Chapin.Jerri Ann Chappell. Ben — 69. l73 Chase. Livcta C Chase. Michael A Chaturapit. Sunantha Chavers. Robert W Chayabunionglerd. Sur Cheadle. M.ir Frames Cheevutanarak. Suchit Chemait. Kam.il Yousef Cheshier. Jerry D. Chesshir. Larry Dale Cheung. Yee Fong Doro ClVia, Frank l-Che — 238 Chick. IX-nnis P — 25' Chu k. Victoria A Child. Roger B. Childers. David K Childress. Karen D Chirwixxl. Mary R Chitwixxl. Rickie —245 Chotiyanonta. Pluxmsa Christensen. Charlott Christian. Mark W — 69. 269 Christian. Sandra C. — 246 Christopher, Connie J Chumblcy, Charlene B. — 238 Chung, Paula — 260 Citty, Clifford A Clabom, Lewis Joe Clabom, William O. Clann, Michael G. Clark, Barbara S. — 258 Clark, Debra K. — 93, 192 Clark, Donald J. Clark, Donna K. — 258 Clark, George R. Clark. Jerry D. Clark, Lanoma E. — 144,173 Clark, M. Melanie — 94,129, 246 Clark, MinaG Clark, Ora E. — 258 Clark. Pauline F. Clark, Reuben L. Clark, Rex — 282 Clarke, Lane Alan Claunch. Paula S. — 258 Clayton, Alice Louise Clayton, Anna Delois Clayton, Kathy A. — 282 Clemente. Steven Clemons, Larry Cleveland, Gerald F Cleveland, Nancy D. Cleveland, Sheri E. Cleveland. Terry W. Clifton, Kathic — 109 Clifton, Mary Kay — 109 Clifton, Leo — 246 Clifton. Ronald D Clinton. Johnnie Lou Clouse. Jon Robert Clouse, Josef Gregory —90, 282 Clouse, Juanita J Clouse, Russell Ed. Clubb, Danny C. Clubb, Terry Brown Cluck. Nancy Jo — 76, 123, 269 Cly. Patricia A. Coats, Carol C. Coates, James E. — 246 Cobum. Billy Ray Cockerell, Go wan M Cockrill. Chris D. Coder, Chris R — 246 Coffee. Kathy Coffin. Philip Ripley Coffman. Billy — 282 Coffman, Linda G. Coker, B. B. — 164 Coker, Linda R. Coker. Steven A — 246 Colbctt. Debbie F. — 258 Colbert, James Jay Colby, Susan — 67 Colclazier.Loira L. Cole, Bobby K. Cole, Kelly W Coleman, Pam L Coleman, Priscilla M. Collier, Don — 173 Collier, George— 173 Collins, Fred — 173 Collins, James Patric Coll ins, John W Collins, Linda S. Colvard, Dennis D. Colwick, Mary Combrink, Gary Lee combrink. Jerry Wayne Combrink. Lindajo Combs, Joanne Elaine Combs, Rebecca L. Conditt, Cluretta J. Conditt, Judy A. — 282 Condrcn, Travis W. — 282 Conklc, Henry R. — 282 Conner, Donna Ray Conner, Linda K. Conner. Robert Lee Conner, Tim L. Conts.Jim — 109 Cook, Charles R. — 282 Cook. Charles W — 282 Cook. David L Cook, Helen S. — 269 Cook, James H. Cook, Jane—135 Cook, Mcrla Hacbcr — 21 Cook, Randal C. Cook, Russell A. — 258 Cook. Sheryl L. Cook, Thomas Kenneth — 246 Cook, Valerie N. Cook, Vira White Cooke, Mary Nel — 269 Cooper, Betty Gayle Cooper, Bobbie J. — 238 Cooper, Jr., Henry Cooper. Ijrry D. — 98, 99. 269. 282 Cooper. Rita Eileen — 102.246 Cooper, Roy Cooper, Walter — 173 Copeland, Terry — 98, 99, 269 Cordell, S. B .Jr. Cordell, Sandra J. — 238 Corey, Claire S. Corley, Jimmy W. — 269 Com. Robert R, Comelison, Harold D Comclison, Joyce C Comelison, Carol — 109 Corvin, Ladonna J. Coston. Linda M. Coston, Wayne — 173 Corner, Tim — 162 Cotterman, Donald K — 258 Cottrell, Randy L. Cottrell. Randy R. Couch, Dorthca M. Coulter, Judy E. Courtney, Terry — 246 Couys. Kenneth Covington, Nikki Cowan, Basil Cowling, Cecil G. — 246 Cowling, Cerile T. — 258 Cox. Bobby Gene Cox, Brian Edward Cox, Debra Cox, Donnell Cox, Larry D. Cox, Marion Gale Cox, Steven K. — 282 Cox, Terry W — 269 Cox, Tom I. — 282 Cox, Vicki — 269 Crabtree, Alma Lou — 258 Crabtree, Ricky Crabtree, Robert Leon Craft, Keith C. — 270 Craig, Debbie Green Craig, Gary Craig, MaryAnn— 173 Craig, Sharon F. Craigc. Mark Alan — 109 Cranmore, Bennie Lee Cranmore, Wilma Fern Crawford, David R. Crawley, Shirley A. Crawley, Sonja J. — 238 Crawley, Thedford Ode Crews, V. Tim — 258 Cribb, Carl — 258 Critchlow, Donna K. — 283 Crockett, John —173 Cronin, Gordon L. Crook, Leon C. Cross. Belinda D. — 283 Cross, Betty J. Cross, Margretta Cull Cross, Steven W. Crow, Gina Gaye Crow. Lois — 129. 173 Crowder, Maryellen L Crowell, John William — 283 Crowell, Tommie W, Crowson, Noel Richard Crumb, Linda D Crumley, Jamie L. Crumley, Susan P. Crump, Carrie Beth — 258 Crusoe. Sally Holman Crutchfield, Margaret Cruz, Bolivar G. Cubley, Rexann — 283 Cudd. Diane M. Culbrcath. Donna L. Culbreath, Joy D. Cummings, James— 173 Cummings, Charlotte — 185 Cunningham, Brinda K. —96 Cunningham, Cecilia G. Cunningham, George Le Cunningham, James E. Cunningham, Jerry Way — 258 Cunningham, Robert S. Currence, Jo Ann Curtis, Joyce A Curtis, Kenneth E. — 258 Curtis, Leslie L. — 92,93, 258 Cunis, W. L. Curtman, Thomas Clayt Czapansky, Phyllis K D D’Amico, Thomas X. Dadashzadeh. Hamid — 238 Daffcm, Betty J. Dagcnhart, Jeannic Ma Damerell, Helen H — 246 Damron, Douglas L, — 135, 283 Dancer. Billie S. — 283 Dang, Hung V. Dang, Thi Kim Chi Dangerfield, Georgia Daniel, Catherine G. Daniel, Dana Cooke Daniel, Nathan H. Daniel, Philip T, — 269 Daniel, Sherry S. — 246 Daniel. Tanya J. — 92,93 Daniel, William P. Daniels, Danny Kent Daniels, Rebecca A Daniels, Robert Louis Daniels, Vernon Dansby, Susan Janet Danzer, Debra D Dao, Danh D Daris. Larry N Daris, William B. Darnell, Joni M. — 270 Daugherty, Robert Joe Davee, Ron G. — 109. 246 Davenport, Robert E. Davidson, Terry Edwar Davis, Allen A. — 258 Davis, Darrell — 101, 102 Davis, David C. — 283 Davis, Debra Davis, Edna Sue Davis, Ella M. Davis, Esther M. — 283 Davis, James — 283 Davis, Jimmy Lee Davis, John C. — 283 Davis, Judie K Davis, Julia Daphne — 40, 78, 258 Davis, Kay Lynn —96 Davis, Larry James — 258 Davis, Lisa Davis, Pattie L. Davis, Paul D. Davis, Paul D. Davis, Randy J. — 270 Davis, Sally R. Davis. Sonny B. Jr. Davis, Stephen R. Davis, Theresa L. Davison, Gary W Davison, Julie D. — 258 Dawning, Dcbi L. Dawson, Carol Annette — 102 Dawson, Michael — 102 Day, Deborah Diane Day. Donny Leon — 283 Dean, Earnic R. Dean. Jack Jr, Dean, James L. Dean, Linda Lou Ann Dean, Montic D Dean, Rhonda S. Deaver, Judy Delane Deberry,Jill Lori — 283 Decker. Paula R. — 94.246 Dccl, Gary W Decs, James Bruce — 258 Dees, Michael Ted Dellinger, Carl G. — 239 Dclozicr, Johnny D. Delrahim, Nematolla — 246 Dempsey. Bobby L. Denham, Doris Blanche Denson, Doug W. Derrick, Jewell Desilva, Janice Audre — 283 Dcspain, Mike —98, 99,283 Dess, Jay Alfred Devereux, Linda K. Devore. Steve A Devore, Verne K. — 98.99 Dcwbrc, Ruby G. Dewitt, Carolyn F Dewpree, Edgar P Diaz, Javier O. — 239 Dibildox, Roberto Dibyamondol, Wongtips Dickey, Joanne Robins — 246 Dickson, John— 173 Dighton. Dorothy Loui Dilbcck, Beverly A. — 27 Dilbeck, Clint Dilbeck, Hazel Annett Dill, Charles Dill, Farron, R. — 283 Dill, Floyd W, — 246 Dill, Jeannie Loar — 283 Dill. Judie Dill. Mary Elnora Dill, Rcba J. — 283 Dill. Vanice C. Dillard, Melanie Ann Dillard, Patti B Dillingham, Jesse D. Dillow, Nicholi Powel Dingess, Bonita J. —96, 283 Dinh, Chau Dhan Dinikalimi. Nahid — 258 Dison,Jerry D. Divine, David A. — 246 Dixon, Nathan Djuthanggoon, Somehai Do, Chi Van — 283 Do. Hai Thi Do, Tuan Quanq Doan, Margaret Nan Doan. Rang D. Doanc, Susan C. Dobbs, Grady Joe — 283 Dobbs, Jarvis W. —239 Dodds. Julia Dean Dodson, Connie S Dodson, Ronald — 239 Doherty, Francis X. Dominguez, Frank — 246 Dominguez, Phyllis An Dominick, Patsy Y. Donahoe, Michael L. — 259 Donelson, Don L. Doraty, Robert Dcrrel Doraty, Scotti McKinn Dornstadter, Joseph Dorri-Varnoosfaderan — 283 Dosh, Carolyn J. — 283 Dosh, Darla M. Douglas, Donald R. Douglas, Francine Douglas, Helen L. Douglas. O. Anita Douglas, Robert Dowhowcr, Steven L. Dowling, Jerry L. Dowling, Roy D. — 90 Doyal. Patricia A, Doyaty, Robert — 283 Doyle. Brett Colby Draganjic, Mark E. — 135, 270 Drummonds, Johnye E. Drumwright, James H. — 270 Drury, Grover Lee Dry, Ladona Ann Dube. Deborah Ann Dudley. Deborah K Ducprcc, Eddie — 93 Dufur, Georgia Ann Dugan, Peggy H. Duggins. Thomas Dukes. Elmer Dunaway, Guy Daniel Duncan, Margaret A. Duncan, Tommie Jean — 93 Duncgan, Betty — 69 Esmailidoki, AH A, Dunegan, Phillip Estep, Kathy Jo — 259 Dunham, Denise Gail Estep, Sherry D. — 270 Dunham, Phil — 174 Estrada, Theresa E. — 246 Dunlap. George W. Evans, Bennie Lee Dunlap. Lisa Ellen Evans, Cathy Dunlap. Michael K Evans, Charles D Dunn. James Lewis — 270 Evans. Donnie Wayne Dunn, Kevin M — 270 Evans, Glcnita — 284 Dunn, Melissa Ellen Evans, James G. — 284 Dunn, Paula K. — 129 Evans, Jeff A. — 284 Dunn, Sheila Ann Evans, Jim L. Dunn. Terry J. Evans. Leona J. Dunnegan, Betty Jane — 246 Evans, Marvin L. Duong, Due Thanh — 270 Evans, William Harold Duong, Hong Hai Thi Eversole, Donald W. Duong, lx Mai Thi — 270 Ewing, A. E. Dupont, Leah G, — 259 Ewing, James P. Durbin, Christine Car — 259 Durbin, Jacquita M. —- 283 Dusenberry. Connie G Duval). Mark E. Duvall. Russell Eugen Dye, Ben G. Dye. Robert Jack — 174 Eyachabbc, Vera M. F Dye. Sarah B. E Faber, Debra Dimmerma Faber, Peter J. — 246 Fae, Valmir Fagan. Evelyn — 174 Fahrendorf. William E. Fakheri, Saeid Farmer, Loretta J. Hades, Tom — 109 Farmer, Margaret A. Earles, Harvey L. — 246 Farnsworth, Jerald — 246 Earner, Michael C. — 270 Farquharson, James Easter, Lou Wilma Farve, Emil J. Jr. Ebahotubbi. Harrison— 78,283 Farve, Kern Wayne Ebert. Helen Ruth Farzanch. Dariushe — 284 Eblagh, Jahromi Farce — 270 Fatchi. Peikani Ali R, Echclle. Toni L. Fathi, Khosrow — 239 Eek. Teery L Fattahi, Abbas Eckert. David Eric Fatrahi. Fleur— 270 Kdclcn. Barbara Joyce Faubion. James M. — 259 Edelcn, Ronald G. Faulk, William R. Edge. Bob Dale - 239 Faulkner, Leonard A. Edge. Vivian S Feagin. Ellen C. Edgeman. Joel la Diane — 259 Fel lan. Jesse J Edmondson, Glenda Pri Fcnlcy, Melvin W Edwards, Billy — 174, 90 Fennell, Billy W. Edwards, Kelly Carrol Fereidounfar, Fereido— 284 Edwards, Robert M. — 283 Ferguson, Don — 174 Edwards, Tommy Jean Ferguson, Garry L. — 284 Edwards. Trissc C. — 259 Fernandez, Carlos R. EfHand.Jeffrey L. Fessenden, Richard Eggleton. Gordon — 135. 174 Fielding, Susan Kay — 284 Elder. Ken — 174 Fields, Donald E. El Kurd. Akram Taysci Fields, Keith E. El-Fakih. Mahmoud J, Fikes, William E. El-Kadi. Bassam Finch, Billy Don F.k-Kayyali. Rajaeli M Findley. Ben — 174 El-Kurd. Akram — 246 Findley. Karen A. Elcnbaas, Rober B. Finley. Bob Elisha, Dan 28.3 Finley, Sherry Gaye Elliot. Stella C. Finley, Sue Morrow Elliott. Dorothy Lave Finton. Johnnie S. Elliott. Karla L. — 145, 258 Firouzbakht, Alireza Elliott. Patti L. —94 Fisher, Ronald K. — 246 Ellis. Danny D. Fitch, Connie J. Ellis, Gary [lean Fitch. Kennirh M Ellis. Glcnna M. Fite. Judy K. Ellis, Michael L. Fite, Larry Ellis. Randol Lee — 283 Fitzgeald, Janet K, Ellis. Richard B. Fitzsimmons, Kathryn Ellis. William R —283 Flanagan. Ann H. Ellison. Mark Fleming, Dorothy Nels Ellis.Jcrry Lyndon Fleming, Ronald R. Elmore, Robert D. 283 Flenniken. Larry Engel. Michael R Fhekinger, Harold England. Dan B. — 246 Flint. Elizabeth L. — 246 England. Roddy Joe Flood, Deborah Lee — 259 Engle. William B, Flood, Thomas C. — 246 Enloe, George R Flores, Mark S. — 259 Enslcy. Mary S. Flowers, Dennis D Enteshari. N, Mortaza — 284 Flowers. Douglas R. — 259 Epps, James D. Floyd, Barry — 145 Epps, Steven Floyd, Cynthia G. Erdman, Hans Louis Floyd, Elizabeth A. Hrfanipoor. Amir Hoos — 239 Floyd, Juanita Jo Ervin. Eddie Dwyanc Flynt. Lucy — 69 Ervin. Kenneth D. — 259 Fnashc, Adnan Abdulla — 284 Erwin. Randall Lee Fogle. Donna F. Erwin. Richard L. — 246 Folsom, Melissa Sue — 246 Eshaghian. Abolghasse Folsom. Theda C. Fontz, Wanda G. Garrison, William R. — 270 Forbes. Dan M. Garsidc. Barbara P — 284 Forbes, Ivy Lee — 93 Gaskey, Dclinda Gayle Ford, Kenneth W. Gates, Fred Hall —69 Ford, Walter D. — 239 Gahtron, Ernest — 175 Forguson. Randal Gahtion. Marsha —175 Forley, Marshall — 86.87 Gathron, Terri Ann Formby, Marshall C. Gearhart, Steven W. Forney, H. Darycl Geary , Dennis — 246 Forney, Kathy J. Geary. Nina W. Forrester, Kaylan Jo Geeks, John — 17 5 Forsythe, Anna L. Buck Gee, Jill A, Forsythe, Mary Geise, Charlotte Jack Fortenberry,Johnny A, Gendron, Gale R Foster, Bryan T. — 259 Gentis. Ronald Keith Foster, Karen Sue Gentry, Alice Fay Foster. Martha J. Gentry, Cassie H. — 246 Foster, Patsy J. — 259 Gentry, David L. — 240 Foster, Stanley George, Elaine Foster, Terry L. George. Karen Yvonne — 284 Fotovat. Farideh — 284 George, Novella Jean — 260 Fouilladc. Claude — 49. 174 George, William E. Jr. Fouilladc, Sharon L. Gerard. Robert V. — 123,90, 246 Fouladlou, Mahshid Gerlach. Alvis Wayne — 246 Fouladlou, Majid — 284 German, Ramona L. — 284 Fouse. Eugenia B. Geter, J an — 246 Fousc, Greg Geter, Kenneth Dale Fox, Jeffrey— 174 Geter, Rod K. Frampton, Charles R. — 270 Ghadimi. Habibollah Francis, Martha A. — 240 Ghaemi, Iraj — 284 Franklin, Barbara — 246 Gharam, Seyedmehdi — 241 Franklin, Darlene Ghayour, Najofabadi — 270 Franklin, Melvin L, Ghorbani, Donna L. Franks, Bobby Joe Ghorbani, Gholamhossi — 246 Frazier, Debra Giacomo, Constance A. — 241 Frederick, Tommy Joe Giacomo, Deborah L. — 93, 246 Freed, Michele M. — 240 Gibson, Alice E Freed, Richard — 117, 174 Gibson. Barbara E. Freeman, Eva R Gibson, Elizabeth Freeman. Joann Gibson, Georgena — 284 Freeman, Lori J. — 93 Gilbert. Sharon Freeman, Ronald L. — 259 Gilliam. Bobby W. — 284 Freeman, Stephen K. — 246 Gimsong, Prayoch Freeny. Virginia Dale — 240 Gipson, Patricia D. French, Charles F. Gist, Jaccqueline Sue 'rischkorn, David L. Gkhaman, Attar Wmate — 288 :ronterhousc, Billie Glass. Milton — 260 Fronterhouse, David L. Gleaves, Kathy Jean — 260 Fry, Allen L. — 284 Glecsc, Vivian K. — 260 Fry, Danny Joe — 246 Glenn, Clyde F. — 246 Fry, Glenda Sue Glenn, Loren L. Fry, Jolene Glenn, Luther E. Fry, Sherry L. Glenn, Ouida Sue Frye, William J. Glenn, Parker Fugate, Karen — 109 Glenn. Sarah Louise Fugate, Terry Lynn — 259 Glenn, Stephen D. — 284 Fuhrman, Robert H. Glinski, Vicki J Fuller. Curtis Glover, Gordon L. Fulson, Del Wayne — 102 Glover, Orville Wayne Fulson, Emma J. — 102 GLover. Rosa Lee Fuqua, Robert D Goeders, Bernard Jr. — 78, 284 Furr. Lclon Ellis — 246 Goforth, Charles S. Futrcll, Brenda G. G Goforth, Mary F. Goforth, Robert C — 284 Going, Hula M. Gold, Brent, Randall Golden, G. Susan — 284 Golden, Sharon A Goldsmith. Charles W. Gadberry, Janice Mari Goldsmith, Cheryl Far — 260 Gadberry, Michael J. Gooch, Ronnie L. Gaines, Woodrow Goodacrc, David F. Gaither, Billy— 174 Gooden. Brenda S. Gallaway. Mary T. Gooden, Eddie Gallegos, Richard A. Gooding, Sheri J. Gamble, Wanda Bartlet — 259 Goodner, Mary Sue — 241 Gammon, Sharon L. — 94,90,91, 259 Goodwin. Sharon Kay Gammons, Betty Louise — 259 Goolsby. Tony E. Gandy. Douglas L. Gordon, Billy R. Gardner. M, Sherd — 259 Gordon, Dallas D. — 86, 87, 284 Garlia, Willie R. — 259 Gordon, Daniel L. — 270 Garner, Claude Anthon Gordon, Gregory P. Garner, Dale — 175 Gordon. Linda J. Garner, Thomas L. — 270 Gordon, Thomas Boston Garrett, Charles C. — 90, 246, 284 Gordon, Vicki Byrne — 123 Garrett, Debby Sue Gordon, William C. Garrett, Dennis O. Gosdin, Mark Alan — 284 Garrett, Jerry Ray Gosncll. Clarence Owe Garrett, Jim R. Gosncll. Paula L. — 284 Garrett, Vickie J. Goss, John Gregg— 175, 284 Garrison. Danny L. — 259 Goss, Ruth — 129 Garrison, Earl G. Gossett. Thomas Lay to Garrison, Robert D. Gott,Janet F. — 260 Gowin. Ronald G. — 98.99 Goza. Mike Glenn — 284 Grace, Donald Roy Grace. Dora — 175 Grace. Michael Lee Graham. Joanne Graham, Ruth E. Grant, Sylvia A. Grant, Willa Dean Graves. Danny Graves, James R. Gray. Barbara L. — 270 Gray, Chaille Gray, David C. Gray, Denise — 100 Gray, Jeannette E. Gray, Latisha Ann Gray, Pauline Gray. Rhonda C. Gray, Thomas E. — 241 Graybill, Donna Sue Green, Jimmy Dale — 248 Green. Robby Jay Green. Ronald Norris Greene, Fredrick D — 270 Greene, Philip L. Gregersen, Pam C Gticc. Flora Joy — 285 Grider, Billy F. — 260 Grider, Donna Sue 93 Grider, Linn K. — 285 Griffin, Beulah — 285 Griffin, Roger Alan Griffin, Sandra K. Griffith, Raymond R. Griffith. Terry L Grillcy, Donald Glenn — 241 Grimes, Bill — 173 Grimsley. Randall W. — 270 Grisham. Brenda D Grisham, Gary B. Grisham, Linda A. — 260 Grist, Donald L. — 285 Grizzle, Deborah L. — 285 Grubb. E. A. Jr. — 241 Grubbs, Rick E. Cudgel, Delcia Mauric — 285 Guerue, Pamela G. — 285 Guetrier, David B. — 285 Guillory, Gay la Gordo Guillory, Isom J. — 241 Gulley, Peggy Lynn Gulliek. Timothy I. —90 Gunter. Barbara A. — 241 Gurley, Charlotte A. Gurlick, Tim — 123 Gustine, Alan W. Guyer, Charles H Ha Huan, Thanh — 270 Hacker. Billy Bob Haddock, Albert L. Haddock, Glenda F. Haddock, Howard Greg Haddock, Marsha Haddock, Ronnie Jason — 98,99. 285 Haddock, Russell Haddox, John A. — 248 Hadjheydarl, V. Asghar Hagan. Shirley R. Haggard, Cora L. Haghighi, Mohammad R. — 285 Hagood, Ronnie Joe Hagy. Margaret Ann Hagy, Samuel Scott — 248 Hai, Phoemgtri 110 Hail, Gary M. Hajali, Paris Andraos Hajaii. Ahmad Hajsadeghian, Akbar— 285 Hale, Dianna J. Hale, Monte F — 248 Hall. Anita K. Hall. Daniel T. — 248 Hall, Deborah Denise Hall, Gregory P. — 285 Hall, Jack Jr. —260 Hall, Jerry Owen Hall, Nancy Lynn Hall, Pamela Denise Hall, Richard M. — 285 Hall, Ronnie Edward Hallman, Millard L. — 285 Hallmark, Sherry H. —93. 248 Hallows, Brenda H. — 260 Hallows. Robert M Hamack, Charles— 175 Hamby, Susan D. Hamilton, E. Helen — 285 Hamilton,Johnny K. Hamilcon, Kristie G. Hamilton, Marylin E. Hamilton, Rickey W. Hamilton, Robert L. — 260 Hamintonton. Austin — 175 Hammack, M. Chris Hammel, Rickey G. Hammel, Vera Janell Hammnns, Pat R. Hammons, Zen Anne Hampton, Carla Hampton, Virginia L. Han, Ki Sung — 248 Hancock, Jane A. Hand, Jcannic L. — 260 Hanes, Diane — 109 Hankey, James Danny — 270 Hankey, Lisa M. Hankins, I. T. Hanks, Lyna Lea Hansford, James — 175 Harbert, Vickie L. Harbin, Hiram Lee Harbin,Jeffrey L. Harbin, Roger D. Harbinson, Marilyn — 155 Hardcnbutg, Dianna Hardy, George R. Hare. Robert Shelton Harger, Beverly Harley. Janet — 96 Harmon, Francis B. Harmon, Jim Dene — 135, 175, 270 Harmon, Joe T. Harmon, Kim Suzanne Harmon, Michael G. Harmon, Tracey — 285 Harp. Gary J Harp, Jeffery L. — 248 Harp, Luther Dean — 248 Harp, Michael J. — 285 Harper, Howard Lee Harper, James Alan Harper. Patricia — 260 Harrell, Carol B. — 248 Harrell, Jeffrey — 260 Harris, Alphonso Glen Harris, Carolyn R. — 248 Harris, Chad — 67 Harris, Clarence Edwa Harris, Cy Harris, Dale Harris, Irene F. I [arris. Jack F. Harris, Janet Sue Harris. Jeana Lynn Harris. Johnny R. — 260 Harris, Kevin L. — 285 Harris. Kim Wayne — 90 Harris, Lila G. Harris. Martha E. — 270 Harris, Mary Lynn — 67 I [arris, Michael Harris, Michael Ray Harris, Steve Lee — 86.87 Harris. Sylvia Darien — 285 Harris, Thomas 1 Icnry Harris, Weldon Harrison, Charla Faye — 241 Harrison, Gary L. — 285 Harri-yon, Kevin V. — 285 Harryman, Laura L. — 248 Hart, Diane W. Harr, Gaye Hibbs — 94. 260 Hartle. Joseph — 175 Harvey, Mayc I. Harvey, Mike T. Harwood, Susan W Hashemi. Boldaui Asgh Hathorn, Donald R. Hauser, Jerry Hawkins, Billy Eugene Hawkins, Gary E. Hawkins. Patricia J. Hawkins, R. David Hawkins, Ronald W. — 248 Hawkins, W. O. — 175 Hawley. Dennis C. Hawley, Robert E. — 260 Haworth, Billy G. Haworth, Donald F. Hay, Steve B. Hayes, Dan — 175 Hayes, David H. Hayes, Janice A. Cross — 270 Hayes, Johnny N — 248 Haynic, Ronald — 90 Hays. Jeff — 69 Hazel, Don 175 Hazen. C. Diane Headrick. Kathryn C. Heaney, Blaise Joseph Heard, Jimmie G. Hearon, Nancy G. — 92,93 Hearon, Tommy Gene Hedrick. Debra J Heflin, Carl Lelton Heflin, Jerry Heflin, Kimberly G. Heflin, Max Lee Heflin, Vicki Shugart Heggy, Rodney J. — 69 Helm, David J. — 285 Helt, Allen Ray — 260 Hcmmaiyar, Shahpoktt — 205 Hemphill, Dennis Keit 248 Hemphill, Joe Paul Jr. Henagar. Ralph E. — 271 Hcnagar, Rhonda Jan — 271 Hcndershot, Robin E. Henderson, Annesia L. — 96 Henderson, Barbara Henderson, David Henderson, Deborah Ly Henderson, Freda M. Henderson, Joyce Ann Henderson. Jr., Willard Henderson, Melba B. Henderson, Ralph Lynn Henderson, William T. Hendley. Paula L. — 271 Hendricks, James A. Hendrix, Andrew I. — 285 Hendrix, Dennis Lee — 248 Hendrix, Don K — 248 Hendrix, Tommy E. Hcnnigan, Joan E. Henry, Russell Clinto Henry, Samuel P. — 248 Henslee, Kathy Ann Hcrtsly, Allen — 145 Hern, Hercher, Gary — 175 Hern, Tommy Ray Hercher, Gary — 175 Herndon, Frankie J. — 271 Herndon, Lynda K. — 248 Heron, Jeanne Willing Herrell, Terry Daw I Herriage, Claudia R. Herrin, Nancy — 100 Herrod, Frances Ann Herron, David Dean Herron, Dennis L. — 285 Herron, Doris L Hess, Vicki Lynn — 286 Hestily, Tommy J. Hezbollahi, Mohammad Hiatt. Judy F. Hibargcr, Lyndoll E. —94 Hibbs, Leon 133,145, 170 Hickman, Marion R. — 248 Hicks, Deborah H. — 260 H icks, John R. — 248 Hicks,Johni Belinda Hicks, Regina L. Hien, Trinh Thi Higgins. DeanneJ. —94 Higgins, John Tom Highfill.Jim D. Hiknam, Sedigheh — 270 Hildebrand. Paul N. — 241 Hill, Bruce H. Hill, Caroline Ann Hill. Elbert — 175 Hill.J. Bruce Hill. James Lee Hill, James R. Hill, Johnie L. Hill, Merrell G. Hill. Nell L. Hill, Olcn Lee Hill, Olivia Hill, Raymond A. — 260 Hill. Saundra D. — 102 Hill, Sharon Kaye Hill, Terri Hill, Victoria Hillburn, Hiram R. Hilton, Billy R. I Iicchcock, Mary Evely — 241 Hite, Martin Louis Hitt, Brenda Iaauise Ho. Brenda K. — 286 Ho, Vinh Khanh Ho, Vo Van 271 Ho. Xach Van Hoang. Nam Van Hoang, Than Ngoc — 271 Hoang, Thi Thai Lan Hobbs. Debi S. Hobbs, Tracy Linn — 286 Hockins, Gary — 135 Hodge, Glenda S. Hodge, Jimmy Dewayne Hodge, Steven G — 286 Hodges, Jimmy Hodges. Rickie S. Hofferber, M. Juanelle Hoffman, Luella Hogan. Nita — 241 Hogue, Donald Ray Hockett, Rickey G. Holcomb, James Emmitt Holcomb. Richard L. Holden, Robert I. — 248 I Ioldcr. Donna Sue Holder, Harold D. Holder, Jerry Odell Hollingsworth, Ken — 109 Hollingsworth, Ronald Holloway, Dan L. Holloway, Loma Hollowell, Gary Hollowcll, Shirley Holman, Carolyn A. Holman, Enolia Holman, Jerry A. Holmes. Frankie L. 1 lolmcs. James Holquin, Sara G. Holstine, Regina Gay — 97 Holstine, Terry A. Holt, Angioncitc — 271 Holt, Daniel C. Holt, Dearl C. — 260 Holt, Johnny M. — 271 Holt, Steve A. — 90, 248 Holt, Timothy C. — 98, 99 Holy, Anthony J. Homerding, Tom H. — 286 Honeywell, Elizabeth —93 Hood, Barbara S. — 260 Hooper. J. J. — 248 Hooper, Nancy G. Hooper. Nancy Gayle Hooper. Ronnie E. Hooper. Ronnie Ewell Hooper. Steven P. Hooper. Susan Kay — 248 Hope, Brenda J. I lopkins, Kim C. — 271 Hopkins, Teressa J. — 248 Hopper, Karen D. — 260 Horn. Herman E. Horn, Jackie D. Guest Horn, D. Guest Horn, Jeretta A. — 6-4. 94,98, 248 Horn, Josephine Hombcak, James A. — 271 Horner, James K. Hornet, Howard — 86, 87 Hornsby. Robert Harri —286 Horri. Mahin Najafaba — 286 Horton, Brian Keith — 286 Horton, Eileen Alice 248 Horton. Helen B. Horton. Imogenc C Horton. Mike Horton. Philip L. Hosscini, Shararch — 286 Hosseni, Varnamkhasti —286 Houck, Leo E. — 286 Hourfar, Helen — 271 Hourfar. Mahslud — 286 House. Robert S. — 286 House. Thomas Tommy — 241 Houser. Charles Boyd — 260 Houser. Lydia Ellen Houston. Kathy Ann Howard. Billy E. — 286 Howard. James Calvin Howard. James K. Howard, James (Well Howard, Kim — 102 Howard, Linda Sue Howard, Robert Bruce Howard. Toy L. Howell. Charles B. Howell. Shawnee L. — 260 Hoyt. Marshall H Hubbard. Derrol D. Hubbard. Wendy Blissa Huckaby, Michael Allc Huckleberry, Richard— 261 Hudak, Robert J. — 248 Huddleston. Marilyn Hudgins. Lucille Hudson. Vicki — 176 Huebsch. Clara Hughes. David W. Hughes. Dwayne R. I lughes. Georgia Beth Hughes. Nellie M. Hughes. Rennie Shanno Hughes. Samuel Mark Hughes, Virginia Ann Hugle. Virginia L. — 260 Huh. Kyung Sik Hull, Dennis C. Hull. IX'ssie Bretz — 286 Hull. Ray Allen — 109 Humphrey. Teena Hunkdo. Bob L. — 284 Hunnicurt. Billy W. — 271 Hunnicutt. Carolyn —286 Hunniiun, Nettie Hunt. John Jarvis Hunt. Randell R. —248 Hunt. Rav D. Hunt. Robin Lee Hunt. Wesley A. Hunter. (iary W. — 286 Hurst. Donald Ray Hust. Carolyn — 17} Hutchings. Kathryh Hutchings. Ronald Hutson. Barbara ). Huynh. Niet Ba — 286 Hyatt. Marion Hyde. Thomas G. Idell, Connie W I deli. R. Stan Iker. Steve Imotii'hev. Johnie I.. Impson. Bobby K. Impson. Richard — 90, 271 Impson. Sherri F. Inauwwrarh. Ibrahim — 286 Inaya. Salecm Mussa — 286 Inchassi. Rawhi Soubh — 70, 248 Inge. Curtis E. — 98. 99 Ingham. William H Ingram. Roy Jr —286 Isaacs, Tom mi Issa. Mahmous Issakhrhan, Abner Issakhrian. Hersel K. Ivie. Gary I.. Ivimaraes, Paula F. Ivy. Marveta G. — 248 Izadmchr. Bah man — 286 J Jaafari, Mohammad Jackson. Albert K. — 261 Jackson, Andy B. Jackson, C. Kent Jackson, Carroll Gene — 248 Jackson, Cheryl Benne Jackson. Claudine — 286 Jackson, Connie S. Jackson, Franklin A, Jackson. Jackie S. — 286 Jackson, John Alan Jackson. Marsha A. Jackson, Reta N. Jackson, Ronald Glen Jackson, Voyn Ray Jacob. Ben — 49 Jacob. Linda K. Jacob, Randy James. Brent H. — 271 James, Darla James, Debbie K. James, Donna S. James, Kathryn — 94. 248 James, Patricia D. — 286 Jamieson. Mark S. Jarvis, Melissa A. — 286 Jarvis, Rodney L. — 102 Jays, Joann W. Jefferson. Martha L. Jefferson, Nancy Ann Jeffreys, Brenda K. Jef f reys, Rodney — 271 Jennings, Charles T. Jennings, Cynthia Sue Jennings, Deborah G. Jennings, Johnny R. Jennings, Kenna Leis Jennings, Kita D. Jennings, Lewis A. Jennings, Pearl B. Jenson, Kathy Lea Jenson. Tcrrie A Jernigan, James Steve — 248 Jestis, Olen L. — 241 Jeter, Sheri Ann Jezek, Vernon H. Jim, Pat A. Jimenez, Miriam J. Jobe, William B. Jr John, Berry J. John. Edmond Johnico, Verla L. — 286 Johns. Leslie W'ayne 261 Johnson, Andre — 248 Johnson. Angelia Howa — 261 Johnson, Arthur L. — 241 Johnson, Billy Carl Johnson, Billy D. Johnson, Blanche M Johnson, Gary Lee Johnson, Gerald O. Johnson, Herman — 286 Johnson, Janet Mae — 261 Johnson. Kenneth J. — 261 Johnson, Lcnora M. — 287 Johnson, Linda Johnson, Lynn Dale — 248 JOhnson. M. Louise Johnson, Nancy S. Johnson, Pat — 135 Johnson. Rebecca Ann Johnson, Ronnie Joe — 98. 99 Johnson, Rose Ann Johnson, Roy D. Johnson. Scott T. Johnson, Stephen Alan Johnson. Tommy Joe Johnson. Verna L. Johnson. Walter Dewey — 248 Johnson, Wendyl D. — 271 Johnston. George E. Johnston, Janet J. Johnston. Mary E. Jones. Beth Ann - 94 Jones. Charles Elbert Jones. Collis Jones. Connie Jo Jones, Curtis D Jones, Cynthia Lee — 96, 248 Jones, Debbie J. Jones, Dennis Ray — 96, 86, 87 Jones. Dorothy H Jones, Eddie T. — 261 Jones, Harold D. Jones, James R. Jones, Jerry L. Jones. Johnnie M. — 286 Jones, Johnny J. Jones, Larry W Jones, Linda M. — 287 Jones, Marsha Lee — 241 Jones, Marvin L. Jones, Michael Wayne Jones, Rick L. Jones, Rickey L. Jones. Royce E. Jones, Sherrie Kay — 271 Jones, Sue W. Jones, Syble G. — 287 Jones. Terri Roxann — 90.91 Jones, Thomas D. Jooyandeh, Nik Bijan Jordan, Ronald W. — 261 Jorgensen, Mogens C. — 287 Joshua, Randall Russe — 287 Joshua, Rhonda J. — 287 Jung, Goeh — 241 Justice, Kathy R Justus, Cynthia A. K Kachoung. Youssef — 287 Kajccjit, Somsak Kale, Mark A. — 287 Kalkhoran, Parviz — 248 Kamalipour. Mohamad R. 261 Kana, Nitkey L. — 273 Karnes, Robert Mark Karnes, Susan Nan Kates, Helen M. Kay. Eldon L. Keck, Billy Dean Keeler. Charles O. Keeler, I.ylus Keeling. Kenneth Ray Keeling, Lavcca F. — 241 Keenan, J. Kevin Keese, Rebecca A — 261 Keeton, Jo Linda Kcithlcy, Billy R. — 287 Kclchner, Marjorie I.. — 241 Kellam, Barbara June Kellim, carla Kay — 241 Kellam. Wanda Lou Keller, Sarah Nell — 261 Kelley, Jimmy G. Kelley, Richard Kellogg, Anna C. — 273 Kellogg, Cheryl L. Kellogg, Michael W. — 261 Kelly, Phyllis Joy Kelly. Richard Clayto — 261 Kelso. Jeff L. Kelso, Ronald L. Kennedy, Ethel Mae Kennedy, Gladys Ann — 248 Kennedy, Harrell Jamc Kennedy, Linda Darien Kennon, Benjamin Jr. — 261 Kennon, James Jr — 261 Ken non. Jean — 241 Kennon, Susan M. — 261 Kerlin, Jackie K. — 273 Key, Ted L. Khan. Mohammed M. — 249 Khan, Muhammad Khan, Umcr Hay at — 249 Khavari. Gholam Ali Khavari. Reza — 249 Khavari. Sied Mohamma — 271 Kiani, Jamalcdin — 287 Kieth, Barbara Kieth, Donald E. Killgore. Lucinda Ann Killingsworth, Bunnic Kilpatrick, Alan Dale — 78, 145 Kilpatrick, Rebecca A — 287 Kimbley. Thelma Louise Kincaid, Clark R. Kincheloe. Bennie M. Kincheloc, Michael A — 287 Kindred, Kathie S. — 241 King, Anna Lee King, Dennis King. Doris J. King, Edwanna Thompso King, Elmer J Jr. — 249 King, Fair Dean — 241 King, Jo Ann King, Joan E. King, Milton R. King, Ronnie S. King, Velma Fay King, Willie B — 241 Kinman, Debra L. — 241 Kinman, James A. — 249 Kinnett, James R. — 287 Kinsey. Gregory D Kinsey, Otis T. — 249 Kinslow.John A. Kinslow, Lenora Kirk. Joseph Jay — 261 Kirk. K. Lynctte Kirkpatrick, Deborah — 71,287 Kirkpatrick, John Kirkpatrick, Roberta Kirkpatrick. Shirley Kirvcn, Joanne Hixon — 241 Kirven, Stephen B. Kiser, Charla Mackey Kitchens. Ellen J. Kitchens, Joan E. — 76 Kittrcll. Henry A. Kittrell. Thomas D. Klemp, Barbara L Knight. Debbie Lynn Knight, Estcll — 241 Knight. Herbert D. Knight, Jerry Don — 287 Knight. Mary Allen Knight. MaryChriscin Knight. Nancy Jo— 287 Knight. Ricky D. — 287 Knight. Steve — 250 Knight. Walter E.Jr. Knowles, Karen L — 273 Knowles, Randy K. Knox. Peter J. Kolb, Karl Kostyniak, Dcena Lee — 250 Kou, Oliver Kowa, Nicky — 86. 87 Kractiger. John — 78,171 Krawitz, Gcrhardi D. — 251 Kuachusri, Namon — 251, 241 Kuczerepa, Peter W. — 261 Kuneman, David G. — 273 Kupicc, Randy Kutait, Kemal — 261 Kuykendall, Donald W. Kuykendall. Patricia L Labeth, Jodie C. Lacey. Charles P. Lackey, David E. — 287 Lackey, Janell S. Lackey, Robert E. Lacky. Virginia A. Ladd, Cecil Paul Ladd, Linda Sue Ladouceur, Jeanne — 251 Lagow, Dennis E. — 251 Lahman. Patricia Ohcr Lahman, Peggy A. Lahman. Terry Lynn Lai, Hien The — 273 Lain. Gina L. Laird, Rick Lake, AnnaJ. Lambert, Diana Lee — 145, 92,93 I-ambert. Horace W Lambert, Janet — 100 Lambert, Julia A. Lambert. William — 273 Lame. Larry F. — 251,261 Lnngwcll. Mary S — 241 Lamer. Carolyn Carrie Lossiah, Alne K Landtroop. Steve — 101 Loucks. Scott G. Ijne. C Wayne Love. B Wesley Lang. l)icn — 273 Love. Nancy Ann Langhant. Randall L Love. Tom Andrew Langham, Stella Emoge Lovelace, Charles R — 251 Langley. Patty Linn Lovell. M l Lansdalc, Reta W Lowe. Larry M Latham. Billy Randall — 00 Lowe, Thomas I Latham. Bobby R Lowrance, Bruce Latham. Martha A — 241 Lowrance. Bennett Cra — 27} Lau. Philip Moklun Lowry. Fred P Lawless, Beth A Lowry. John Ray — 251 Lawless, D Bruce Lovd. Donald Lawrence. Ann P — 261 Lucas. J. Mark 262 Lawrence. Billy J. Lucas. Valhe D Lawrence. Chery l A Luke. Edith R Lawrence. Mac Anne Luke. Roget Lynn Law rente. Paul L — 261 Lukcr, Natlynn K Lawrenz, Richard — 261 Luman. Larry D. Lawson. Carolyn Sue — 136 l.und. Cheryl L. Law-son. F.rncst W Luu. Nhan Ngoc Lawson, Jena D — 1 }7. 145 Lynch. Greg F.. — 287 Lawson. Lawrence O Jr. Lynes. Rosemary A. Lawson. Ronald D Lynn. Beulah Lawson. Teresa Janett Lynn. Gregory Laycock, William A Lyons. Donna F. Laymon. Debra Kay — 251 Lyons. James Layton. Deborah B Lyons, John Edward Layton. Steven E — 2H' Lyons. Terry L. — 251 Lc Canh, Kim Lytle. Alice M Le Nguyen. Minh — 27} la- Thai. Phuc la Thao. Dinh la Thi, Hong Nhung — 28' la Vinh. Viet Leach. Donald Leach. Mike S. Lytle. Virginia M lae. Madclyn B. Ma. Lily Lee. Susan G. Macentire, Timothy — 251 lae. Tommie L Hilburn Mackenzie. John Andre — 251 laflore. Billie K Mackey. Carolyn P. Leggett, Harold Dean — 251 Madam. Borojeni Saye lammond. Mary June Madinawala, Salim A. — 287 Iamoine. Gary Madison. Patricia J lanard. Patsy A Maetzold.John — 251 Lentz, Deborah Kay — 92,95 Maghsoodi. Yadollah — 241 Lcrvig. Michael D Maghsoud. Yazdani Ahrn Lessly. Fred N Magill, C Kaye lasihaim. Daniel Magill.Jerry D lasins.Stella M Magovirk, David E. — 251 Lewis. Beverly J Mahaffey. Joyce E. — 129 lawis. Edith G Mahanay, Deborah A lawis. Elsie M Mahanay. Floyd B. Jr lawis. Jerry Glen — 251 Malakuoii; Mohammad V. — 241 lawis, Jcssalync Malave. Antonio Marti lawis. Rob L. — 241 Malone. Margaret Anne lawis. Robert lae — 25! Malone. Mattie Marie Liddell. Billy D — 262 Maloy. Jerry Lynn Liddell. DolonasJean Mandtanavonsin. Viboo Liddell. Glenda J — 262 Manfredi. Robert W —287 Lightsey. Terry W Mangold. Robin D — 251 Ligon. Karla Ann Manion. Miles Rusty Li!Icy . Floyd Ray Manley. Rudy — 40 Lit Icy. Mike W. Manning, Stephen L. — 251 Lilley. Sandra L — 273 Manskcr. Alvin Gene l.illrv. William L Mansur. Paul — 126, 70 Lim. Seng Hwa Marcum, Billy C. Limmunching, Thasanee — 241 Marei. Yousef Mo’d — 287 Lindagren, Barbara An — 241 Marek. Jo Ellen — 26} Lindly. Austin D Marich. Traci L. — 287 Lindly. Duane Thomas — 25! Marsdcn. Ellen D Lindsey. Rita M Marsh. Charlotte A — 27} Linpisal, Potejarinor— 251 Marshall. Brenda C. Little. H Gene — 98. 99. 262 Marshall. James H Llewellyn. Windsor Marshall. Keith E. — 251 Lo Citing. Kong — 262 Marshall, Monte Alton Ltxkc. Bobby Warren Marston, Alan Kenneth Lockhart. Ted Allen Martin. Betty Gunter Lockwood. Debi G Martin. Dorotha Palme Lockwood. Roger D. Martin E. Donnetta 26} Loft is. Julia L. Martin. Eddie L. Logan. Brock R Martin. John P Logan. Michael Martin, Joyce M — 241 Logan. Naomi Lynn — 287 Martin, Kelly James 90, 26} Logan. Paul C. 251 Martin. Michael Van Loke. John W Martin. Monte S. Lomax. Beth D. — 287 Martin, Patsy C. Long. Nguyen Van — 27} Martin, Roger D — 281 Longacne. Phil Martin. Roy D. Longest. Brenda Ladd Martin, Steve M. Longhorn. Leonard W. Martin, Susan E. Martin. Terry J Mi Kinney. Melvin Marvel. Robert Ray McKown, Harold Bruce Mashayekhi. Ali — 242 McLcmorc. Loyd W — 288 Mask. Donald — 26} McLeod. Alison Kim Massah, Kouros — 242 McMahan. Jonathan M —242 Matheson, Thomas L — 251 McMahan. Judith Mathews. J Hayden — 28” McManus, Lila Dean Matin, Rizhan — 242 MiMurtrey, Debbie R — 288 Matlack, Geneva D — 251 McNeil, Bruce Lynn — 27} Matlock, Joann — 251 McNutt. Judy L. Matthews. D, Kay McPhectes. Phillip Ki Matthews. Eldon Glen McReynolds, A Pauline Matthews, Leon C. McVay, Mike L. — 251 Matthews, Leroy Deway McVay. Pam J. Matthews, Wilma Shill Me Vickcr. Jerry D Mauldin. Joann McWhorter. Mac H — 242 May.Jack L. — 288 McWilliams, Maye L Mayes, David — 109 McDonald. Sidney F Mayes. Michael Lynn Meador. Tania R — 288 Mayo. Chris A. Meadows, Kathleen — 34, 136 Mavs, Charles M. Meadows, Rickey L. Mazandarani, Mehmaz Medlin, Rodney P Maze, David L. Meek. Brenda K Maze. George W — 26} Meeks. Glenda J Maze, Marla M — 26} Meloy, Carolyn Sue — 288 McBrayer, James H Meloy. Cathy A — 288 McCarthy. Margaret A Melson, Arthur F McCoy, Deborah — 242 Melson, Mitchell C. — 251 McGee, Joe D. — 242 Merritt. Susan Annett McGee, Mary L Merryman, Mark Gabe McGinns, Teresia D Mersecchi. Jayne Boyd — 288 McMillion, Sharron K Messenger. Tony Lee — 263 McReynolds. Melvin D. Mctts. Larry J. — 288 McVay. Larry Joe Merer. Michelle Lou — 263 McAlister, Rose M 26. 76 Micco. Norman David — 288 McBee. Dwatne A Milbum. Rebecca J — 94. 263 McBrayer. James Hall Miles. Christine McBrayer, Trcssa M Miller. Anna B McBride, Barbara L. Miller. Debra J —93.273 McBride, Lydia L, Miller. Donna A McCain, Marsha B Miller, Fred D — 288 McCall, Deborah A Miller. Herbert McCalmen, Valerie A Miller, James B McCann, Edward — 26} Miller. James P McCarley. Patsy Marie Miller. Lloyd B. Jr —251 McCarthick. Virginia Miller, Mary Cathc — 251 McCarty, Cleveland F Miller. Michael Lee — 26} McCaul. Larry J 145 Miller. Mildred H McClain, Cora M. Miller. Olen Marrtin McClaskey. Pam A Millet. Patrick M McClellan, Debbie K — 251 Miller. Phil L. McClendon, David L. Miller. Regina J McClure. Cheryl Denis Miller. Stan Stuart — 90 McClure. La Vanda Miller. Terry Lynn McClure. Robert Miller. Tina Virginia 270, 288 McClure. Robin K Milligan. Jean Ann — 251 McCollum, Don Earl Milligan. Minnie Mae McCollum, Michael E. Minakan. Nawin — 270 McCormick, Bob Minkley, Chuck — 288 McCoy, Mary Kay Minnick, James C McCoy, Sheri Ann Minor. Howard L McCreary, F.mest W Mirza. Mohammad A McCullers. Connie G Mistrot. Terry M. — 270 McCullcy. Joe — 251 Mistrot. Valerie L McCullough. J. Patrick Misuk. William F McCutcheon. John E Mitchell, Anthony Wav Mc Daniel. Nclda Nadine— 288 Mitchell, Betty C McDermott. Edgar P Mitchell, Elmer E, — 288 McDonald, Arnold Dew a Mitchell, Floyd Jr McDonald. Charles Ric Mitchell, James W — 144 McDonnel. Lonnie — 1}5 Mitchell, Janet L. McDougal, James M Mitchell, Margaret L. McDowell, Dickie R — 288 Mitchell, Marshall Do McElrath, George A — 242 Mitchell. Pamela — 135 McElrath. Terry M Mitchell, Rickey Gene Me Elroy, Mike—78, 145 Mitchell, Ronald Ray McFarland, Harold Dwa Mittelstet, Frances McFarland, Rhonda G. — 288 Mixon. Etta M McGahey. Barbara Paul Mixon, James McGahcy, Elizabeth A Mize. Don Paul McGarr. Kevin 288 Mize, Michael McGee, Dona R. — 251 Mobley. Jamie V — 270 McGee. Mable Mobley, Margaret B. — 78. 145. 25 McGee, W A — 288 Modiarrad. Gholamreza McGovern. Diane Moeim. Mohammad E. — 288 McGuire. Joe Ella Mofield. Dois E. Me Intire, Victoria An Moghaddam, Mohammad McIntyre, Brenda H — 27} Moghaddam. Mohammad S. McIntyre, Glenda M — 27} Moha mm ad zadeh, J a vad McKcown, Francis Xavi Mokhtari, Behzad McKinney, Hank S. Molandcr, Deborah Jca McKinney. Harlew — 26} Montana. Billy C. — 263 McKinney. Lawrence — 288 Montazerghaem, Mehdi 302 Monte. Richard I). — 263 Naifeh. Linda Ann Northcuct, James A. Paris. Bobby D. Mcxxly. Larry Naifeh. Terry Robert Northcutt. Larry G. — 274 Park. Jack Bennett Mix)r. (iary — 1 3 Nail, John D. Norton, Linda G. Parker. Anthony E. — 242 Mi Hire, Caroly n S. Nakishi. Alfred W — 231 Norton, Patty Saxon Parker. David J. Moore. Danny (i Nash. David Novoa, Alvaro J. Parker, David T — 187 Moore. Deborah Lynne — 263 Naughton. Jack — 26.3 Nuwabbi, Sharon J. Parker Jesse Wayne — 289 Mixire. Dion I- — 2HH Navidzadch, Javid — 223 Nowell, Sharon — 289 Parker. Paula A. Mtxirc. George Jeff Nazem. Feraydoon Null, William P. — 263 Parker, Revice L. Mtxirc. Helen Faye — 263 Nazif, Mousa — 289 Nunley, Jerri G — 274 Parker, Rickey Moore. Jo Linda — 231 Neal. Lawrence T Nutter. Charles Jeff Parker. Rickey Moore. Kathleen Susan —04 Neal, Mary Ann — 273 Nuwarah, Ibrahim M. Parker. Wendell — 289 Moore. Larry W Neal. Pearl M. Parkcrson, M. Lucinda Mtxirc. Marion L. Neasbitt. Bobby R Parkcrson, Pamela S Mtxirc. Michael A Nebel. Leslie J. — 263 Parkhill, Clem A. — 274 Mtxarc, Perry D. Nehmad. Shapour — 263 Parks. Tracey A — 263 Mtxirc. Richard J Nckooec. Esfahani Mas — 288 u Parnell. Lynn Mtxirc. Rick D — 27.3. 288 Nelson, Deborah A Parrish. David T. — 274 Mtxirc. Saminic Nelson. Harold Ray O'Hern, Michael P. Parrish, Robin C. — 289 Mtxirc. Thurman K Nelson.Janie Lynn O’Danicl, Timothy P. Parrott, Douglas Mtxire. Twana B — 123. 2 3 Nelson. John W. O'Daniel, William L. Parrott. Patsy C. — 274 Mtxirc, Virginia R Nelson, Margaret F. O’Laughlin, Thomas A. Parsons, James Muratli. Sirous — 23 1 Nelson, Michael F. — 289 O’Quinn, Martina L. Partain, Larry Keith Morales. Jorge — 49 Neubaner. Marilyn Noe O'Riley, Margaret — 178 Pate. Danuiel O — 263 Morftird. Harold Richa Newcomb. Robert — 263 O’Stcen, Jimmie — 178 Pate. Frances L Morgan. Donald H Newell, Geneva A Oberzan, Sandra K. Pate, Richard Harry Morgan Jack D Newman, Gary W — 263 Odell, Weldon E. Pate, Tom Lee — 98, 99 Morgan. Nettie M Newton. Phillip R. Odom, James A. Pate, Victor Morgan, Nettie Mac Nguyen, Cong Hung Ogden, John E. — 289 Patocka, Carolyn Ann Morgan, Patrie ia H Nguyen. Cuong Khang Ogilvic, R. Karen —90,91 Patrick, Lajuana M. Morgan. Paul Jr. Nguyen, Dang Phong — 289 Ohern, Clifford W. — 282 Patterson, Deb C. Morgan, Sharow M — 26. 100 Nguyen. Dinh Gia — 274 Ohlrick, Mary Ann Patterson, James C. — 252 Morris. Ann E. Nguyen. Dinh Minh Qutx — 224 Oliver. Ronald L. Patterson, Jerry Lynn — 252 Morris, Bertram, Georg — 220 Nguyen, Dinh Minh Tri — 274 Olsen, Brenda D. Patterson, Leslie K. Morris. Billy Jack —98.99 Nguyen, Dung Anh — 242 Olsen, Sara Beth Patterson, M. Carolyn — 90,91 Morris. Brian K — 86, 82, 263 Nguyen. Dy Nam — 270 Olufs, Robert Frank Patterson, Sharon Kay Morris. Charles Powel — 90 Nguyen. Gia — 110 Oneal. Rickey Dale Pattillo, Frankie Morris. Glenda Joyce Nguyen. H M Tuan — 274 Onstott, Bobby Dale Patton, Charles L. Morris. Jesse L. — 231 Nguyen, Hai Thi Hong — 274 Onstott, Susan R. — 94 Patton, Lorcnc Faye Morris. Pamela Ann — 263 Nguyen. Hien Quang — 289 Orr, Brenda S. — 242 Patton, Robert Jesse — 289 Morris, Peggy I-arue Nguyen. Hicp — 289 Orr, Donna Gail Patty, Danny R. Morris. Sharon L. Nguyen, Hung Van Orr, Donncita Rolen Paulsen. Kenneth E. Morris, William L. Nguyen, Huu Tuan Orr, Rodney L. — 263 Payne. Mike R — 129 Morrison. Mark A Nguyen, Khuong — 274 Orrick, Richard M Payne, Shelley K. Morrison. Renee Nguyen. Liem Cong Orttz, Johnny A —263 Pearce, Billy V. Morriss, .ilia Winona Nguyen. Minh Dinh Osborn. John Allen — 242 Pearce, Freda K Morrow. Max D. — 263 Nguyen, Ngoc Dong — 274 Osborn, Judy E. — 289 Pearce. Nona Morrow . Tracy L — 64. 288 Nguyen, Phuc Huu Osborn, Mike S. — 232 Pcdraxa, Pablo — 178 Montin. Derritk Page — 220 Nguyen, Si Y Osborne, Donna Sue — 94 Peery, Larry Dell Morton, John Nguyen. Thanh Osteen. Jimmie D. Peevy, Lonnie Eugene Morton. Rebecca A. — 288 Nguyen, Thi Bich Thua Ostcrdock, Alice Jane Pelton, Kenneth Ronni Moseley. Debbie A Nguyen, Thi Hong Ha Othman, Bassen Asad Pendergrass, Judy D. — 289 Moseley. Richard Nguyen, Thi Loc Ott, Curtis G. Peoples, Elmer Lee Moss. Donna G Nguyen, Thi My Due Overman. Dan Truman Peoples, Pansy P Moss. Jennifer E. Nguyen, Thi Tam — 274 Overton, Judy A. Percell, James Moss. Jerry Tguyen, Thi Thao — 274 Owen, Elizabeth G. — 274 Pcrcschuk, Gary W — 144,90, 91 Moss. Judy Sweeney Nguyen. Tho Thi Phu — 274 Owens, Linda D. Perkins, June Helen Motes. Jimmy Dec Nguyen. Thu Van Owens, Ronnie Perrin, Roxanne P. Mouser. Ruby Lorena Nguyen. Thuan Thi — 110, 274 Owens. Sherrie L. Perry, Elizabeth Proc Mowles. Irene J. Nguyen. Tuyen — 177 Owens, Sherry Y. Perry, Elmar Ray Moyer. Pamela A — 231 Nguyen, Tuyet Nhung Owens, Troy Pervez, Muhammad Ali — 252 Mullard, Johnny A Nguyen, Tuyet Thi Bac — 274 Oxford, Carolyn L Peter, Janis L. Mullens. Donald R Nguyen. Van Nam Oxford. James E. Peters, Floyd J Mullens. Janet R. Nguyen. Van Nhan Oxley, Ahon Winston Peters. John A. — 252 Mullens. 1-ena S. — 289 Nguyen, Van Thien Peters, Kenneth — 178 Mullens. Rhonda J. Nguyen. Vinh Quang Peters, Leslie Janet — 263 Mullins. Monny Lee Nicewamcr. Suzanne B — 231 Peters, Merle G Muncricf. Luann Nicholas, Phyllis M. — 263 P Peters. Roberta A. — 289 Munholland. Larry Ci. Nichols, Carl L. — 263 r Peterson, Rollin Kay Murlcy. M. Beth Nichols. Courtland D — 274 Petree, Sandy D. MurpLy, F.lla Nichols. Gary Don Pace, Donald R. Pettigrew, Randy Kelt — 289 Murphy. Frances Lee — 289 Nichols. James M Packwood, Brian D. Pham. Can Van Murphy. Gaywcll Stacy Nichols, Kenneth — 40, 177 Paddock. Benny Eugene 232 Pham, Hanh Tuan Murphy. Gerald Nichols, Lee Allen — 274 Paddock. William E. Jr. — 242 Pham, Hau Anh Murphy. Kathleen Joyc — 289 Nichols. Lisa A. Page, Harold G. — 263 Pham, Hung Viet Murphy. Phyllis A Nichols, Steve — 70 Page, Ray Lewis Pham, Thi Xuin Trung — 274 Murphy. Thomas R —91.90.231 Nicholson, Lyn Page, Richard K. 252 Pham, Thi Xuan Xuycn — 274 Murphy. Winnie L. — 263 Nick, Patricia Page. Sandra E. Pham, Tinh Van — 289 Murray, Charles G Nickerson, Debra Eilc Page, Timothy Thomas Phan, Phuong Thi — 274 Murray. Kathryn Anne Nickrooh, Hussein P. Pagel, David — 289 Phan, Thi Nhuong — 274 Muse. Geneva S. — 289 Ninsananda Amata — 242 Paiva, I. Oswaldo — 242 Phan, Vuong Dinh — 274 Musgrove. Vernon Nix, Lea A Palmer. Jack D. Phanich, Suwannee — 263 Myatt. Earl F.. — 231 Nix. Valana — 263 Pamplin, Becky Lamber Phanich, Taveesak Myer. Michelle — 123 Noah. Joyce M. — 94, 289 Panncll, Daniel K. Phelan, Janice G. Myers, Sharon Sue Noah, Viola Ellen Pannell, Donola V. Phelan, Patrick J. Myers, Stephen S. Nolan, Elizabeth J. Panyawanich, Parancc — 242 Phelps, Dorothy Jean Nolan. Larry — 177 Papascrgio, Phillip A. Phelps, Philip E. — 263 Nored. Rickey A Parduc, Imogcnc Bayle Phelps, Phillip E. Norman, Christine M. Parent, Jerry E. Phelps, Sherri Diane HI Norris, David — 178 Parham, 178 Phillips, Hilton A. V Norris, Harvey — 263 Parham, Kay — 43,178 Phillips, J. B. — 178 Norris, Umuel Wayne Parham, Michael H. — 263 Phillips,John Riggin — 252 Naeli. Hnmayoun Norris, Lindcll David Parham, Paul David Phillips, Phyllis J. Nagel. Don G. — 27) Norris, Sharlotte R Parham. Randy W — 86, 87 Pickens, J. Kent — 252 .ion Pierce, Deborah L. — 252 Pierce, Myra A. Pierce, Randy Lavern — 289 Pierce, Ronnie B. Pierre, Richard Willi — 90,91. 264 Pikul, Lillie Pilgrim, Clifford T. Pillar, Raymond — 178 Pingleton, Billy Ray — 289 Pingleton, D. Keith — 289 Pingleton, Larry D. — 289 Pinsker, Deborah L. — 40,71,92,93 Pischcdda, Marilyn A1 Pittman, PhillipJ Pittman, Shara Nan Pitts, Emzla Joe Plainprayura, Chantha Platter, Allen — 178 Platter, Lance L. Platter, Paula — 178 Plcmmons, Frank D. — 242 Plctcher, Myma Hope Po, Chin Pohlman. Rudolph C. Poindexter, Ronald Ea — 242 Polite, Emmet J Polk, Carla B —252 Polk. David V. — 123,297 Polk, Harvey Duane Polk, Joseph M. Polk. Mickcl L. — 264 Pollam, Linda M. — 264 Poison. Jerry — 135, 178 Ponders, Patricia G. Pong, Panta Pongpanta, Ukkris — 274 Pool. Sheryl J. Poor, Claris Ann Pope, Howard L. Pope, Stanley Jr. Pomsukarom, Noppadol — 242 Porter, Vincent E. Portman, Bob G. — 291 Portman, Deborah J. Poteat.Geri— 102 Potcat.James Michael Potter, Glcnna L. Potter, Nancy L. — 274 Powell, Gary D. Powell, Randy Neal Powell, Robert N. Powell, Vickie Lynn Powers, Dewey W. Power, Rocky 98,99 Powers, Janet M. Powers, Pat — 179 Pramrutairat, Sompong Prasertsak, Suchada — 242 Pratt.James D Prcatc. Marilyn — 110 Prejsnar, Jeanne N. — 96 Preminger, Roger Keit Prentice, Ronald Wayn — 274 Presley, Gary W. Price, Francis J, — 70, 94, 144 Priddy, Ricky L. — 291 Primrose, La Dawn Proctor, B. Kay — 252 Proctor, Kcta Shcrrcr Proctor, Stephen Lee Proctor, Suzanne Lea — 291 Pruett. Anna Lee Pruitt, Barbara Jean Pruitt, Kenna Sue Pruitt, Ricky C. — 274 Pugh, Michael David Pulliam, Larry Allen — 253 Pumpclly, Blaine D. Pupecrapitug, Pattana Putman, Ikie C. — 291 Putman, James W. — 291 Putman, Willie E. Jr. Pyrum, J. David — 291 0 Qualls, Linda Sherryl Qualls, Timothy Crame Quarles, D Kip — 98, 99, 276 Qucllhorst, Tim S. Quillen, Stanley A. — 291 Quisenberry, Charles Quoetone, Debbie Quoetone, Leslie J. R Rabon, Linda Karen Rabourn. Rose S. Rabourn, Sammy G. — 252 Rackley, Hershel Ray Radasinovich, Rade — 179 Ragan, Vicki D — 94, 264 Raglin, Mary K. Raglin, Michael D. Rahebi, Ebrahim — 242 Rahimi, Rahmatellah — 264 Rahmanattar, Nemat Rahmani, Manouchchr — 274 Rai, Kiritkumar — 276 Rainey, Rex G, Rains. Mary Lou — 264 Rainwater, Linda G. — 94 Ramazani, Mohmood Rambo, Dennis W, 90,91,201 Rambo, Kip L. — 291 Ranger, Elaine — 110 Rasbcrry, Mary Jo Rash, Joann Nail Ratchford, Davie — 291 Ratcliff, Teresa D. Ratcliffe, Don G. Ratliffc, Patricia M. Ravayi, Shahryar Ray, Bobby — 179 Ray, Carol Brinkley — 289 Ray, Jeanette Ray, Joanna J. — 276 Ray, Ronald D. Ray. Sandra Lawrence Razmara, Mehran Razzak, Abdur — 264 Reagan, George A. Reasoner, Larue D. — 264 Reasoner, Mark A. — 123.276 Rcasor, Elizabeth L Reasor, Peter L. Record, Tommal Lew Jr. Reddick, Barbara Jane — 264 Rcdwine, Carla Rene — 276 Rcdwinc, William (Bill) — 123 Reed, Carl J. Reed, Lisa D. Reeder, Buel Leon — 264 Reeder, Geneva B. Reeder, James L. Reeder, Lavonne — 276 Reeder, Lynn C. Reeder, Michael Wayne — 276 Reedus, Susan Lynn — 291, 70 Reedy, Carla June Reese, Mozelle Reeves, Mamie S. Reeves, Mark D. Reeves, Steve A. Reeves, Vickcy I- — 276 Regan, Jackie Lipc — 252 Regan, John P. — 252 Reid, Darryl M. Reid, Janie W. Remshardt, Steven — 291 Remshardt, William Rcncau, Val — 179 . Renfro, William Chari Resta, Peter — 179 Reynolds, D. Mike — 291 Reynolds, Frances — 291 Reynolds, Terry Wayne Reynolds, Tommy J Rhoads, Roger E. — 242 Rhoden, Doxic Carolyn Rhodes, Jessie A. — 252 Rice, Brenda C. Rice, Dorris A Rice, Jerri P Rice, R. Renee Rice, Sandra K. Rice, Thomas L Rice. William Neal — 291 Rich, Charles Nelson Rich, Jaudeene Richards. Charles R — 276 Richardson, C. Denise — 264 Richardson, David Boy — 276 Richardson, John W. — 252 Richardson, Sue Ann — 64, 93 Richerson, Gerald Ricks, Tommy D. Riddle, Karla Riddle, Melinda Jean Rider. Sherry S. Ridgway, Ronald Micha — 90,91 Ridling, Ricky L. — 291 Riffel, Phillip J. Rigdon.Jana —94 Riley, Charles E. Riley,James Paul Rind, Sharon K Rinehart, Cal lie b. Ringgold. Richard T. Ringgold, Susan E. — 264 Rippy, M. Kathy Rismani. Kalimi Dame — 291 Rist, Monroe D. Ritchie. Debra I.ynn Ritchie, Rickey Leon — 252 Ritz, Ross C. Ritzman, Pearl K Rizzo, Marcus V. Roach, James Clinton — 252 Robbins, Carol Baker — 264 Robbins, Deborah Kaye Roberson. Clopie E. Roberson, Danny Joe — 90, 91.2’6 Roberts, Allen C. — 276 Roberts, Barbara Ann Roberts, Cheryl J Roberts. Dale Keith Roberts, Faye Georgia — 252 Roberts, Gary Steven Roberts, H Sam Roberts, Helen R — 276 Roberts, Henry Ladalc Roberts.John Philip Roberts, Leslie — 291 Roberts, Margaret Bla Roberts. Mary E. Roberts, Patricia A Roberts, Patsy I. Roberts, Ricky B. — 264 Roberts, Shirley A. — 90.91. 92. 93 Roberts, Theo V. Roberts, Tracie K. Robertson, Joyce E. Robertson, Linda Lou Robinson, Dortha Aden Robinson, Dwight H Robinson, Edward M. Robinson, Elise G Robinson. Emma — 291 Robinson, Frankie D. Robinson, Gary R- Robinson, Jack— 135, 179 Robinson, Joe David Robinson, Nathani Eddi Robinson, Patsy G Robinson, Robbie M. Robinson, Thomas B. Robinson. Wilma J. — 135 Robinson, Gay L. — 291 Rodgers, James H. Rodgers, Pamela Suzan Rodgers, Patricia L. Roebuck, Candith Renee Roebuck, Cynthia E Roewe, Loretto A. — 264 Rogers, Carol Jean Rogers, Kimberly J. Rogers, Nancy B. Rogers, Patsy J. Rogers, Ruby C Rogers. Sherry Hobbs Rojananiti, Sumitra Rollins, Billy L — 252 Romain, Dianna Kay Romine, Brenda Roper, Fred Donald — 264 Roper, Leila — 276 Roper, Sharon K, — 291 Rose. Kenneth L. — 264 Rose. Michael P — 252 Rose, Robbie Joan ROsendahl, Paul O. — 264 Ross. Barry R — 90. 91.264 Ross. Johnny C. — 276 Ross, Sharon Ann Rosson, Donald W. Rother, William M Roundtree. Pearl A — 242 Rounsaville. Eva — 264 Rouse, Gloria Jean Rouzbehani, Iradq Tar Rowland, Donald Ray — 242 Rowland. Jay T. Rowland, Kristen A Rowland, Martha A. — 252 Rowland, Michael Char Rowland, Ted R — 776 Rowley, Richard L. Row ton, C. R Rowton, Sharon K Ruangskul. Bowornsak — 291 R ticker, T homas Jeffer Rudd. Thomas Wayne Rudolf. Steven P. Ruhl, Chris A. — 135 Runkle, Renee Lynn — 276 Runkle. Victor K. Rush, Billie Jean Rush, Robert W. Rushing, Carolyn Rushing, Randall — 291 Russell. Carl — 90,91, 276 Russell, Cynthia A.— 93, 264 Russell, Glen L. Russell, James R Russell. Jamie Sue Russell, Patty L. Russell, William K. Ruth, Charles W. Ruth, Darrell R. Ruth, David L. Rutherford, John — 179 Rutherford, Richard— 179 Rutledge, Brock M — 742 Rutledge. Sandra Earl Ryan, Linda C. Ryan, Marvin E. 8 Sa Eedaee Saeedeh Saad. Raja Fawzi — 242 Sabboubeh. Hashim M. — 242 Sadeghpour, Norouz A. — 291 Sadcihi, Jourabchi — 291 Saeedaee, Hossein — 242 Safa, Ahmad I Safa. Tayseer Safadi, Ahmad F. — 292 Sager. Bobby Saidai, Klaheh — 292 Sajjad, Seyed Mostafa — 292 Saleh, Rauhi M. Salehian, Dardashti Salon. Cindy D. Salmon, Ben — 101 Salyer. John T. Ill Samanianpour, Behrooz —242 Samis, Oneida W. Samlie, Zufargandi Sample, Cynthia A — 276 Sampson, Karen S. Sampson, Marcia J. 264 Sanders, Aubrey Dean Sanders, David D — 90. 91.252 Sanders, Frederick L. — 265 Sanders, Lou A. Sangkaew, Pongsak Sanna, James M — 242 Santa Maria, Enrique — 49 Santana, Lola A. Saunders, Patsy Saunders, Steve — 292 Savage. Freddie Hall Saye, Larry N. — 292 Saymeh, Samer — 292 Saymeh, Wael Izzat — 276 Scales, Beatrice Albe Scannone, Pascual A. — 276 Scharingcr, Thomas R. — 265 Schmeckpeper, Kathi S. — 292 Schmeckpeper, Kyla G. — 76, 265 Schmidt. Ralph T. Silineiilcr. Ernest N. Sell nit kcr. Alta Lynn Sthomp. George Wayne Schulte. Doug G Schulz. Janis Jane — 265 Si hub. Ronald Tyrone — 252 Sihul e. Gordon Bruce Sihul c. Stephen L. — 252 Sihuitc, l.isa A — 265 Stoggin. Carol Suipel. Priuilia A Simt. H. Georgicnc Scott. F.ildic H. — 252 Sum. Marlene C. Scott. Michael L — 86, X7, 265 Suite. Pamela A — T8 Scott. Phyllis Scott. Roy H. Scott. Vicki A — 202 [ Scribner. James Morri — 265 Siribner. Virginia I.. Scruggs. Ann K Sears. Beryl F. — 265 Sears. Betty M — 265 Sears. Shelia Gail — 265 Stars. William Glenn Sefv. Tolooi. Mohammad — 242 Sciger. Lon — 7X. M l. 115.86.87, 265 Sell. Clara Shocmakc Sell..James Allen — 292 Self..Joe G Sell. Linda Pickens Sellers, Barbara J — 202 Sernas. Leigh Bartly A Senn. Lynn — 265 Session. [Donald Severn. Robert Wayne Sewell. Daniel H — 292 Shalundeh. Saeidch — 292 Shahandch. Vahideh — 292 Shahmohammadi, Mostaf Shahrokh. Hcmmatyar Shalychsabou. Ncmat O Shamsabadi. Sina — 292 Shannon, David L. Shanon.J Randy Shannon, Linda Sue — 276 Shannon, Peggy F. — 276 Slums. Billy W Shans. Debra K Sharawi. Akram Aboulk — 2 ” Shatlcy, Donald Shattlcs, Gordon H — 252 Shaw. Norma L — 265 Shaw. Roger — 202 Shaw. Wanda Ire — 212 Sheffield. Lcnorali Shelby. Leslie - 265 Shelton. James W Shelton. Ia ri C. — 27'1 Shelton, Miihael A — 292 Shelton. Sharon Kav — 27'T Shenas. Amir K, — 252 Slvenas. Mohsen F. Shepard. Margie I. — 292 Shepherd. Brian Kirk Sheppard. Ronnie G Shcrci. William C Shields. Robert ( — 292 Shilling. Nancy J Shipman.Jerry Dean — 252 Shipman. Kalin Shipman. Ijrry R — 252 Shipp. Novaline S Shi rani. Akbar — 292 Shirley. Johnny D. - 90, 91.277 Shoals. Edward L. Shockley. Rita Lynne Shtija, Ali Malilu Shokixiliee. Mahmixxl — 265 Shores, Deborah K Gra Shores. Ronald S Short. Jack A Shroudcr. Roy F.. Shufeldt. John S. — 277 Shulfler. Jean A —252 Shum. Ngai S Shuman. Joan Shumpert. Dorothy Ann Shumpert. Fa I win H Shumpert. Katrina Jane Shupcrt. William W Shurlcy. Michael Oric Shuttc, Lisa 94 Siddicjui, Mohsin A — 252 Siddiqui. Shahrukh Sa Sides. Cherry Beth Sides. Gary Don Sills. Eloisc — 179 Sills. John I. Silver. Brian E — 98. 99. 265 Silver. Dorothy — 179 Silver, Dorothy S. — 131 Simmons. Anthony W — 292 Simmons. George Henry Simmons. James A Simmons, James Richar Simms. Maynard Lee — 252 Simon. Douglas F Simpkins, Flcta Simpson. Berdie M Sims. Carol S. — 242 Sims. Jackie Ray Sims. Steve Singleton. Donald Rav Singleton. Sarah Fay Singleton. Vieva F. Singnol. Phasit Sionit. Yahia Sisson. Patsy Darlene Sues, Portia Jacquit — 252 Skaggs. Aledyth A. Skelton, Kcnna R — 265 Skidmore. Cheryl L. Skidmore. Herbert M Skimlxi. Carol I. Skimbo.Johnny Lee Skimbo. Lawrence R Skinner. Micheal Huge Skinner. Tim A Slabaugh. Norma Sissi — 277 Slack. Katie Fiank — 78. 100. 152. 171 Slagle. Charles F. Slagle. Debbie L. — 292 Slagle, Marna G Slater, Michael L — 2’7 Slattcr, David L — 78. 145. 265 Slaughter. Jeannette Slawson, Cyhtnia M Smallwood. Gary L. SmallwixxJ. Mark Ixo Smith. Billy Wayne Smith. Brenda C Smith. Bryan J. — 277 Smith. Cecil C. — 252 Smith, Charles E. — 277 Smith. Cheryl Smith. Cleo Smith. Danny Ray Smith, Darrell Robin Smith. David Lee — 252 Smith, David T. Smith. IDehorah Gail — 265 Smith. Dennis H Smith. Dennis Rav Smith, Dianne Smith. Donna A — 265 Smith. Donna F. — 109. ‘26.265 Smith. Donnie E Smith. F. H Jr Smith. James Allen — 265 Smith. James L. — 252 Smith, James Noble Smith, James T Smith, Janet C Smith. Janet Lynn Smith. Jcrric L. — 90.91.92 Smith. John— 179 Smith, Kenneth Eugene — 266 Smith. I.aura P — 292 Smith. Lavcrn — 266 Smith, Luke B. — 242 Smith, Maricie — 277 Smith, Mark T Smith, Max Smith M. G. — 171 Smith. Mignon — 92 Smith. Pamela — 252 Smith. Peggy S. — 292 Smith. Pnslilla D — 266 Smith. Ramona L Smith, Richard P. Smith, Robert W Smith. Rodney — 266 Smith. RonnieG. — 98.99 Smith. Ronnie Lee — 252 Smith, Ruth Ann Cowan Smith, Ruth Lajuan Smith. Shcllman. L. — 266 Smith, Sherrie J. — 93 Smith, Atanrlcy Joe Smith, Susan Winters Smith. Teresa L. Smith. Tcrric D — ‘20.91,92. ‘25 Smith, Vernon N. — 266 Smith, Winona G. Snead. Gerald R Snider. N. June Snow, Jerry B Snyder, Pamela S. Sohrahi, Soleiman Soistman. Greg A — 265 Soles, James Dale — 265 Soltanfar, I raj — 253 Sonner. Michael J — 253 Sorrels. George Thoma Sorrels. Jimmie K — 265 South, Patricia Kay Southerland, Randell Spalding, Tommie S Sparkman, Lee C. Sparks. Paul K Sparks, Steve R 253 Spears. Emery Davis Speck. Gayland P — 86.87. 277 Speers, Debbie Lynn — 277 Speers, Michael F — 266 Spence. Ann Cathryn — 292 Spence, Guy Craige — 242 Spencer. Dclmar T. — 253 Spencer. Linda M. — 253 Spencer. William G. Spisak, Andrew Spivey. Earlynn C. Spoon, Billy Keith Spoon, Danny C. — 98,99 Spracklen, M, Charleen Spratr.Jean D — 266 Spring. Ruth Springer. Clariccc L. — 242 Springer, Connie J. Sprinkle. Thomas S, Spruill. Carol Allen Srisutisyriya, Jaucgi Stacy, Gary W. — 86, 87. 243 Stacy. Rona Lynn Stafford. Bink Stafford. Gloria J Stafford. William B. Stair. Edith Ann — 277 Stallings. Monte Lane Standridge. Norma G. Stanfield, Nova S. — 253 Stanford. Roy B. Stanley. Annette D Stanley. Fred A — 277 Stanley. Howard P Stanley. Vincent Gera Stanton,John Robert Starks. Howard — 179 Starnes. Beverly A. — 253 Starr. Edward Staton. Dwight Woodso Staton. Floyd D Stauter. Robert B Stautci. Sheryl T Stearns. William — 266 Stcedman. Michael Wil Steele. David Charles— 292 Steele. Dixie K Steele, Kaye Stephens, Judy A Stephens. Mark E. — 292 Stephenson. Michael J. — 292 Sterling. Carole S. Sterling, D, Brent Stevens. David W Stevens, larry D Stevenson. Joe L. — 253 Stevenson. Judy Anne — 243 Stevenson, Rebecca A Stevenson. Tommy Neal Stewart, Jim — 123 Stewart. Katy — 253 Stewart, Regina R Stewart. Shirley P —253 Stewart. Steven M Stickney. Chris Stiikncy. Randy Ann Stiefer. Charles C 266 Still. Roselyn L Stinson. Joe Stinson. Laura I.vnn Stipe. Michael Jerome Stoker. Phyllis Diane Stokes. Deborah K Stone. James R — 206 Storey. Lynnae I Storey. Ricky L. —293 Stormenc. James L Stormes. Sandra G Story. Bobby R. —‘28. 99. 25 3 Story. Keith B. — 98. ‘29. 292 Stotts. J.inda W Stout. Dennis G Stout. Sheral A Stowers. Roy G — 266 Stradlcy, Vicky I.. Strain. Wayne G Stratton. Chris M Strecker. Paula Inez Stricklkcn. Steven G — 293 Strong, Howard D Strong, Robert Nolan — 266 Stroup. Fred — 180 Stroke!. Martha Lou — 293 Sturch. Earnest — 171 Sturch, Lisa Gay—94, 100, 145,90,91,266 Sturgeon. Ronnie Lynn —293 Stutcville. Claude — 180 Sudderth. Christy Lee Sudderth, Michael Way Suhr. Mark — 293 Sulicman. Faisal S. — 293 Sullivan. Arthur R Jr Sullivan, Bernice Sullivan. Cecil — 180 Sullivan. Crystal R Sullivan. Patrilta Sumpter. Robert Sutton, Cathy Elizabe Sutton. Jeanne Joann Sutton. Joe H. Sutton. Vivian G. —95 Swafford. W. Bill Swan. Marshall L. Swan. Teresa A Sweeney. Debra Kay Swecncv. Timmy L — 293 Sweeten. Flora R Sweettn. Brent D Swindell. Ronald Glen — 277 Swink, Janies Lee Swink. Judy A Swink. Loy Kathryn Syler.Jefferson D — 293 Sylcr. Theresa V —293 T Tabaria. Mehrdad — 293 Tabatabi-lrant. Ziba — 293 Tabor. Aldon Joseph — 266 Tahor, Aldon Jr A1 Talley. Shirley C. — 254 Tanoomand. Fatcmc — 277 Tanthasuraseth. Wimol Tantibanchachai. Manu Tapken.Jeffrey Rixk Tapp. Cristina — 293 Tarikhypour, Marrich — 277 Tarr, Ronald Gene Tate. Kenneth Neal Tate. Sistelinc I. Tate, Toby J. Tate. Wilford, J. Tauvilian. Hosetn — 20 Tavangarian. Akbar Taylor. Alvin Randall Taylor. Bonnie Hair — 254 Taylor, Brice D Taylor. Connie — 180 Taylor. Cora E. — 243. 293 Taylor. D. Mark — 293 Taylor. Donald R — 266 Taylor. Dorma J Tiylor. Floyd Leslie — 277 Taylor. Gary W Taylor, Janna S. Taylor. Jesse S. — 254 Taylor, Joe Clinton Taylor, John 180 Taylor, Kenneth W. Taylor. Ron G Taylor, Sandra Taylor, Shelia D. — 293 'laylor, Sheri Lynn Taylor. Stella Blanch Taylor, Way Wayncttc J. — 277 Teague, Billy Teas, Jay Dee Teat, Max S Teat, Pamela Jackson Teel, Charlotte — 254 Teel, Shiela Kay Ieel, Thomas Alan Teeter. Lawrence R Tchranzadch, Javid — 293 Teimouri, Arsalan Templeman, Donald L. — 90, 91 Terrell. Terry R — 98.99 Terry, Darla D. —93 Terry, Kimberley Tenell, Tenvrau — 293 Teyandeh, Bijan Nik Tcsfayc, Fcrchiwot Thai, Kimoanh, Thi — 293 Than, Van Tay Thomas, Albert C. — 277 Thomas, Bob — 78, 171, 101 Thomas, Carolyn Jean Thomas, Cecil L. Thomas, Cheryl M — 293 Thomas, Donna M. Thomas, Douglas D. —90, 91, 277 Thomas, Jamie M. Thomas, Mark David — 299 Thomas. Penni J. Thomas, Phyllis G. — 277 Thomas, Shirley Campb Thomas, Winnie Thomason. Betty Jo Thomason, Don Ray Thomison, Jerry R. Thompson, Bernice C. Thompson, Bobby L. Thompson, Charles Bar Thompson, Cheryl Deni — 299 Thompson, Hoyt Thompson. Randy — 98,99, 266 Tliompson, James Thompson, Jimmy Wayne Thompson, Judy G. Thompson, Richard — 102 Tliompson, Sara Burge Thompson, Terry Dwain — 243 Thompson, Travis M, Thompson, Virginia Ma Thornton, Alma Louise — 254 Thornton, Connie Sue — 243 Thornton, Eva L. Thornton, John S Thornton, Maggie M Thornton, Robert K. Threlkeld, Loretta Fa Thue, Deannug — 135 Thweatt, Anthony Dale Tibbcts, John Alton — 293 Tichachol, Thipsukont — 243 Ticknor. David W Ticknor. Leonard I Tidwell, Gladys Tidwell, Mitchell W. 293 Tignor, Jimmy L. Tignor. Marylu —254 Tillery, James G. — 254 Tillett, George Clayt Tillett, Rita G — 266 Tilson, Veann B. — 254 Timani, K haled Timmons, Stephen 266 Ting, Yu Hwen Bob Tipton. Scott Reed Toblar, Michael Ray — 243 Tobler, Brenda K. 294 Todd.J. W. Todd.Jeffrey J. —90.91 Tolbert, Dennis Ray Tomlinson, Madison H. Tom me. Bucky G. Tomtne. Henry N. Tonubbee, Brenda G. — 293 Tonubbec. Jerry L. Towery, James M. Towery, William C. Townsend, Barbara A. — 102 Townsend, Calvin E — 294 Townsend, Clayton — 266 Townsend, Faye J. Townsend, Linda J. Townsend, Nellie Townsend, Vernon D. Tracy, Charles Ray — 293 Trainor, Margaret Mel Trammell, Curtis A. — 277 Trammell, Irene Tran, Chieu Ngoc Tran. Dung — 278 Tran, Hoa Van — 278 Tran, Ke Dinh Tran, Liet Tat — 278 Tran, Loc Thanh — 278 Tran, Thach An — 278 Tran, Thi Quynh Giao — 278 Tran, Thi Thanh Xuan 278 Tran, Van Hien — 293 Tran, Van Hoat — 278 Tran, Van San — 278 Trent, Debra Lynn Trent, Freddie Jane Trent, James — 86,87 Trent, Mark A. — 86,87 Trent, Samuel C. Tretin, Hamilton C. Trevathan, Virginia A. — 266 Treverton, Harriet Triggs, Michael Antho Trinh, Phudng, Thi Bic Trobak, Waynoka Troop. Brenda Kay — 93 Tropp, Jerry Wayne — 266 Trotter, Cynthia Gail Trotter, Kristie N. — 71, 293 Trout. Regina Trucblood, Dana K. — 266 Truong, Minh Hong — 278 Tsan, Va Duong — 278 Tucker, Becky Tucker, Jimmy D. Tucker, Judy C. Tucker, Natten — 123 Tucker. RitaG. Tucker, Terrell A. Tucker, Virginia Tulker, Daryl Ray Tumey, Davey Paul Turney, Herbert James — 254 Tuong, Ta Dinh Turnball, David L. Turner, Deborah — 278 Turner, Dudley Rene — 78,278 Turner, Gcrvis — 266 Turner, John C. Turner, Lucille Turner, Nita Faye Tuyen, Nugyn — 53 Tyler, Randy — 278 Tyree, William M. — 293 Tyson, Mary Jo u Underwood, Cecil G. Underwood, Sandra L. Underwood, Steven Law Upchurch, Herbert Upchutth, John M Upton, Lynn J. — 293 Upton, Maria L. Uselton, Ronald G. — 278 V Vacek, Debbie Marie — 95, 2?8 Vaden, Lewis C. — 254 Vails, Joe F. — 294 Van Buskirk, Beatrice Van Buskirk, Helen — 295 Van Cong, Phu— 278 Van Winkle, James C. Vanapitaksa, Prapat — 278 Vanarsdell, Patricia Vansickle, Rachel L. Vanway, Michael L. —98, 99 Varankhah, Hussein Vaughan, Charles Trav Vaughan, Gary Lynn Vaughan, Lloyd Allen — 294 Vaughn, Eugene F. — 266 Vaughn, Glen D. — 254 Vaughn, Kerry James Vaughn, Leo D. Vaught, Ralph Stephen Veilma-Labo William Vcrby, Richard James Vercelli, August Jame Verstraeten, Peggy Je — 279 Vietta. Dorothy Vincy, Lonctt Rusha Vinson, Agnes E. Vinson, Debra Lynn —71, 293 Vinson. Freddie Jr. Virgin, James M. — 294 Virgin, Vicki A. — 294 Vivekaphirat, Anchana Volpe, Robert D. Voong, Pcch T. Voyles, Dennis Ray Vu Duc, Liem — 294 Vu Duy, Thien Vu Khue, Tu — 279 Vycrs, James Alvin w Wade. Allen H Wade, Larry —254 Wade, Linda Lou Wade. Mark A. — 294 Wade, Mike E. — 254 Wade, Nelda K, Waggoner, Becky A. — 266 Wagner, Ron G. — 266 Wagnun, Willard Wakefield, Bran C. Wakefield, Robert L. Waldron. Eddie — 98,99 Walker, Anna Marie Pa Walker, Arnold — 135 Walker, Dovie— 180 Walker. Helen M. Walker, Janice Marie Walker, Kenneth R. Walker, N. Ranell Walker, Ronald S. Walker, Ronnie G. Walker, Trina Gay Walla, Johnny M. Wallace, James E. — 294 Wallace, Joyce A. — 294 Wallace, Michael Davi —98, 99, 294 Wallace, Nancy E Wallace, Ronnie Glenn Wallace, Sheila K — 254 Wallace, Wendell L. Waller, A Joe — 254 Walling, Sarah — 67 Wallis, Denise L. Walter, Diane E. — 95 Walters, Leslie N. Walthall, Elizabeth L. Walton, Debbie — 109 Walton, Michael A. — 109, 90, 91. 266 Ward, Andy P. Ward, Dorothy Jean Ward, James D. Ward, Kelly Wayne — 294 Ward, Randall K. — 294 Ward, Renee Lynn Ward. Ruth Marie Ward, Terry L. — 278 Warren, Larry Warren, Linda Beth Warthen, Billy M. — 254 Warthern, Charles — 83, 125, 180 Washer, John D. Washington, Anthony D. — 266 Washington. Gary Fred — 279 Washington. Virginia — 294 Wasserman, Keith Watkins. David Watley, Charles T. — 266 Watson, Cheryl I. —96, 266 Watson, Leroy —180 Watson, Mary Watson, Penne Conner Watson, Trenton — 102 Watson, Wesley Earl Watson. William R. Watts, Johnny P. Waugh, D. Sharia — 294 Waugh, Michael Dallas — 294 Weatherly, Bettie Jea Weatherly, Ronald G. Weathers, Damia R Weaver, Donelia M. — 294 Weaver, Gary Lee Weaver, James — 53, 180 Weaver, Kaye Weaver, Marvin Duane — 135, 278 Weaver, Sharon D. — 144, 254 Weaver, Steve W. — 145, 254 Webb, Betty V Webb, Darlene M. — 92.95. 266 Webb, Hazel A. Webb, Lou Ann — 243 Webb, Pamela J. Webb, Sallie Dridgers Webb, Troy — 180 Webb, Troy Mike Weber, William J. Webster, Timothy — 101,266 Webster, Willis Ray — 294 Weder. John Weeks, William Eugene — 294 Weems, Mary Lynn Weger, Steve — 267 Weger, Veronica L. — 294 Weiss, Donald — 254 Weiss, Ronald J. — 294 Welch, Homer — 180 Welch, Kathy M. Welch, Vickie L. Weldon. Sandra L. — 278 Wells, Carlos E. Wells, Darnette J. Wells. H. Stanley Weils, Jannerte Wells. John G. Wells, Laura L. Wells, Lynn Winters Wells, Steve Welsh, Sarah C —93, 254 Wescotc. Roberta —180 West, Allic D. West, Edna Fay West, Eayctta G. West, Jay — 181 West, Jay West, Jerry Lee West, Mike—181 West, Mike Pat Westmoreland. Lyndal Wettstain, Martha D. E. Wharry, Michael Whatley, Janice — 267 What ley,.Sid L. Wheeler, A1 Gordon Wheeler, Lloyd H. Wheeler, Thomas L. Whiddon, James R Whinery, Jackie Lee — 267 Whisenhunt, Gary — 279 Whisenhunt, Rebecca L. Whisenhunt, Sharon 294 White, AI E. C, — 267 White. Alvin —181 White, Barry R. White, Cleo B. White, Constance L. White, Darrell F. — 294 White, Debra Diane White, Gregory Alan White, J. D. White, James F, White, James L. White, Jonny M. White, Larry James White, Martie R — 243 White. Minnie B. White. Mosea L. — 254 Whitt-. Randall R Wliitc. Royce A. — 267 White. Ruth L. White. Sarah Margaret White, Stanley K. White. Thomas E. White. William R. Whitehead. Jonh A -294 Whitehurst. Cynthia J — 243 Whitely. C. Ann Whiting, George T. II Whitley. DoruthaJ. Whitley. Joe D. Whitman. Sandra L. Whitmire. George A Whittaker. Kemp Whittaker. Nancy B. Whitten. Bobbie J —95 Whitten. Horace — 279 Wiegcl. Dana I.. — 294 Wiggins, Garland Mich Wiggins. Jo N Wigington. Pamela — 95 Wiginton, Barbara L. Wilcoy, Margaret A - 294 Wiley. Amy R. Wiley. Joe —151. 181 Wilhelm. John T Wilhite. Frank L Wilkins. Garry R. Williams. Brenda F Williams. Carol Jane- — 294 Williams. Charles A Williams. David 155 Williams. David P —254 Williams. De-bra Taylo Williams. Eddie L. — 86, 87 Williams. Frank P. Williams. G Stephen Williams. Gary Housto Williams, James Match —90, 91 Williams. James R — 254 Williams, John — 181 Williams. John Miclvae Williams. Joyce M. Williams, Joyce M Williams. Kathy A. Williams. Keith Williams. Ijrry E. Williams. Malcolm — 254 Williams. Martin S. — 279 Williams. Mary Gillha Williams. Michael Dal Williams. Nancy Kay Williams, Nikita A Williams, Patricia Di — 294 Williams, Rcatha M. Williams, Ronald C. — 90, 91 Williams, Sandy— 129 Williamson. Betty Don —93. 266 Williamson, Coy E. Williamson, D. Wayne Williamson, Joyce — 95 Willingham. Joey L. — 266 Willis, Joan M. Willis, Ralph D — 279 Willis, Roy Willis. Thomas R. Willits, Michael F. Wills. James Mark — 294 Wilmoth. Britt W Wilson. Barbara K Wilson, Dallas Wilson, Dennis J. Wilson, Diannia L Wilson, Ellen Cornell — 279 Wilson. Gary Bob — 98. 99.95. 264 Wilson. Gary J. Wilson, H. Dwain 98,99 Wilson, James Ralph Wilson, Janice Kay Wilson, Joanna Wilson, Mike Duane — 267 Wilson. Nathan Wilson. Nikki Merrill Wilson, Norecn F. Wilson, Rccia Pace Wilson, Steve Eugene Wilson. Tom W Wilson. William R. — 267 Winans, Ronald S. — 294 Wingfield, Mary L. — 129 Wingo. Cathey A. Winnett. Charles Wend Winnctt,Cheryl D. Winnett, Kathy D. Winter. Chris T, Winter. Jane G. Winters, Ginger Ann — 109,93 Wintle, James Wlodarczyk. Steve Wolfe, Anna K. Wollct. Donald Richar Wong. Joseph. Lai Chi — 294 Wood, Debbie Jean Wood. Gary Lynn Wood, Juanica F. Wood. Robert Jeff 98,99, 294 Wood rum, Judy Storey Woods. Esther R. Woods. James A. Woods. Larry W. Woods, Patricia Woodward. Dan R Woodward. Gary L. — 267 Woodward, Joseph C. Wooten, Carol Jane Worden, Coy Donald Workman. James R. Workman, James W. — 279 Worley, Charles S. — 254 Worley, M. Chris — 279 Worsham, Jacklyn Lou Worsham, Ronnie L, Worsham, Tana — 254 Wossene, Mussie — 254 Wray, Lee — 294 Wright. Barbara R — 254 Wright, Catherine — 129, 181 Wright, David L. Wright, John— 181 Wright. John R Wright, Linda Mary Wright, Michael Wright, R. Stephen Wright, Roberta Helen Wright, Terri Ruth Wright. W. Chris Wylie, Pamela K. — 95.90. 91, 279 Wylie, Sue Wyrick, Robert B. Wyrick, Sharon Y. Y Yamin-Vakha, Cyrus Yandell, Narocki Del Yang, Da Vi Ben Yangcharcon. Bunta — 243 Yarbrough, Cynthia D. 279 Yarbrough, Danny Phil — 86, 87 Yasha, Manocher Yet. Siu Chun — 279 Young, Clay Mo — 294 Young, Danny J, Young, Drew 86, 87 Young, Ella Mae Young, Glenda Kay- Young, Harold A Young, Joyce So-Ming — 279 Young, Judy So-Hcng — 267 Young, Larry G. Young, Lee S. Young, Lo — 294 Young, Mark William — 294 Young, Pauline W Young, Ricky M. Young, Ruth Young, Terry G. Youree, Paula Jean — 279 Yousef-Salah. Ahmad — 279 Yousuf. Magbool Moosa — 294 Ysclton, Russell G. Yu. Wai Tak Yuen, Shik Hung — 294 z Zable, George Lynn — 254 Zable, Rusty — 67,145 Zachry, Deborah D. Zachry, Debra L Zaidi, Syed J. Zandi, Atashbar — 279 Zarc, Afsaneh Zare, Ahmad All — 294 Zare, Shah la — 294 Zelemak. Tommy L Zellner, Romona G. Zieskc. Gwendolyn J. Zinaldin, Tarek Zolnoor, Alaeddin ina Vv?' i THE PRODUCTION LINE Advisor: Kenneth L. Nichols Editor: Julia D. Davis Staff: Pamela Armstrong Suzi Reedus Jeanett Price Marla Maze Photographers: James Weaver Jim Harmon Tony Budzinsky Rudy Manley Lee Nichols Nancy Blankenship Laurel Bayless Tuan Nguyen DeAn Ron DaVee Patty Russell Yearbook Production Class: Pamela Ashcraft Brian Silver Dudley Turner Renee Uri Paula Claunch Charlotte Marsh Curtis Inge Debbie Vinson Debbie Kirkpatrick Debbie Giacomo Debbie Pinsker Kristie Trotter Melinda Bell Steve Nichols Jim Davis Anna Jean Davis Yearbook Publishing Company and Representative: Phil Baum Taylor Publishing Co. , Dallas Division 309 Well, three or four months run along, and it was well winter now. I had been to school most all the time and could spell and read and write just a little, and could say the multiplication tables up to six times seven is thirty-five, and I don't reckon I could get any further than that if was to live forever. I don’t take no stock in mathematics, anyway . . . Mark Twain Just a few years ago, I stood with my friends and received my high school diploma before hundreds of misty-eyed par- ents and got what we all knew was a sure ticket to freedom. We accepted that diploma as if it were the passport to the universe. I thought I had conquered the world and it was mine. 71 A 'll « Eighteen years had given me the wisdom and maturity to know I might possibly need more information to reach those far-reaching stars. Southeastern State University was proba- bly the answer. The Grind began again - getting out of bed, going to class, writing a theme. I thought that this would be so different than it was when I watched the clock for recess. Although I still have many answers, I am not as independent as I thought. Friday is close at hand, and when it comes I can go home. Mom and Dad and all the family will be sitting on the front porch waiting. I have a feeling this highway is going to be traveled a lot in the future. And I bet I’ll know all the trees, rocks, bridges, and lakes on the way. n a DOOt u mr 7 No one warned me that things would be like this: That sometimes this kind of ideas would just never work or even exist. And I thought I knew it all. Maybe if I take stock, open my eyes. I’ll learn enough to become worldly yet. - It seems the world I had conquered back home is far away, and now an overnight bag stays packed to go down that highway with me at the drop of a hat. My views on home are changing; it used to be the place where I lived, but now it’s the place I’m going to. They say that home is where the heart longs to be . . . Perhaps that may be true after all - or as Robert Frost said, Home is the place where when you have to go there, they have to take you in.'' 320 All day long, I see and talk to no one but the same people day in and day out. My habits may have changed, but I still have habits. The mold is hard to break, and I don't even know if I should try to break it. It is a comfortable rut, and I am protected, happy, and growing. This rut has become my world that I live in, and I am making my own little isolation booth from the outside. I am here to grow and learn how to cope. But, I get so involved with Southeastern that I tend to forget other places, other things, and other people. Those stars indeed seem farther away than ever. non Four years of security. Four years of learning and experiencing. Four years of time out of my life - my young life. And what have I learned. I thought that I had earned freedom. No one can stop me now, I had said. I took four years to get additional ammunition, and boy, am I glad. 324 I know now that freedom is what will never be handed to me on a silver platter. I have to earn it. It doesn’t just hap- pen , you have to pay for it with responsible actions. With what I have learned I realize that wisdom - true wis- dom - is an unattainable goal, but I must strike on to it as a goal. Soon I must move on. Southeastern has gotten me prepared for my future. But what direction will I take? what will I do? I think I know this time. Everything is coming up Magnolias. The Savage DATE: March 1, 1977 TO: The Student Body FROM: Julia D. Davis, Editor Well, another year has gone by. The people have changed, both in personality and character. The campus is a little older, new buildings are beginning and old ones are being dismantled. The leaves have changed from green to gold and are beginning to turn green again. Change has occurred, but have we noticed it? I think we have the external changes, but not the changes from within. The people on this campus are constantly changing. New faces appear each semester. Instructors leave and new ones take their places. But even with all the changes in the world, no one could change the fact that at Southeastern State University you get the best education possible. I don’t mean just book education, but people education. Learning to get along with people is the hardest education anyone has to go through and sometimes what you learned goes out the window. But if you ever find the secret it stays with you. That’s the best education you can get no matter where you go. Something happened to change my life this year - a group of wonderful people. They helped me get this book out and to you, but the most important thing they did was to become my friends. It is the hardest thing to do - to thank a friend. I sit here and wonder what to say and think of nothing that describes all the time and labor, and all the missed appointments, dates, and privacy they gave. I really want to thank Pam Armstrong, Suzi Reedus, Jeannett Price, and Marla Maze for being my staff. These women put in many hours of frustrating work to get their pages done. I especially appreciate the people who volunteered to work on the book. The photography was outstanding, and James Weaver, Tony Budzinsky, Rudy Manley, Lee Nichols, Nancy Blankenship, Laurel Bayless, Tuan Nguyen, De Anh, Ron DaVee, and Patty Russell contributed them all, except for the color pages. Jim Harmon really saved my life by letting me use his color slides, and I’ll always be grateful. Other people who helped and deserved thanks are Pamela Ashcraft, Charlotte Marsh, Brian Silver, Barry Ross, Dudley Turner, Renee Uri, Paula Claunch, Curtis Inge, Debbie Vinson, Debbie Kirkpatrick, Yolanda Bonds, Brenda McEntire, Debbie Giacomo, Debbie Pinsker, Kristie Trotter, Melinda Bell, Steve Nichols, and Laura Harryman. Another super-patient and helpful friend is Phil Baum, my Taylor Publishing Company Representative. Rudy Manley did a lot of proof reading for me and I owe him so much for it. Robert McGee spent many hours helping me after he got off work from his own job. Yearbook dedications went out of style many years ago, and it is a shame. If I can’t dedicate the entire yearbook to a very special person, I’ll dedicate my part - the work, time, and all the pages - I did. Kenneth Nichols taught me so very much about people. He spent time with me helping me to know myself, and know other people. Most of the changes in my life and outlooks were brought about by some way he influenced me, and I certainly apprecicate it. I can’t say enough about how much he has helped me and many, many more students on campus. Thank you, Ken, for two wonderful years as Savage Editor. I’m sure that Southeastern will continue to grow and change long after we leave it. I know that the education received by us will change the world and make it a better place. With much appreciation, T Julia Daphne Davis