Stephen F Austin State University - Stone Fort Yearbook (Nacogdoches, TX)

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This book has been compiled on the basis that you, as a stu- what makes SFA special. Too often a book such as this is used dent, are anxious to have a reminder of your years here at to condemn or state a personal objective, but The Stone Fort Stephen F. Austin State University. Each section has been tries to convey the message of the students, carefully constructed to show to the fullest what was impor- These are our college years, and for most of us the best tant, fun, surprising, and worth remembering. SFA is one of years of our lives. For it is here that lifelong friends are made, the few schools in the nation that can boast of an increase in the first major step toward our goal is taken, we learn what yearbook popularity. Therefore it is our duty to see that your makes us special as individuals, and perhaps the most lasting school is well represented and that an honest approach is of all, our memories. Thus, our job is to preserve these lasting given to each subject. thoughts year by year into a volume of pictures and words The Stone Fort follows a tradition of fifty-one previous vol- that speak for themselves and record your actions and your umes. While willing to remain true to tradition, it is the goal thoughts before the magic becomes memory, of this staff to take the best of tradition and combine it with the best of today into a contemporary blend that will show Bill Poplin

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STEPHEN F. A! STATE UNIVI NACOGDOCH

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o 3J z N o z 0) 0) oo Staff BILL POPLIN editor-in-chief MARY RUTH DUNLAP adviser RHONDA MANKIN copy editor SECTION EDITORS: Cheryl Bloomfield, classes Pam Goudeau, classes Phyllis Johnson, greeks Randy Newsom, sports Betsy O ' Brian, faculty Kathy O ' Neal, organizations