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

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r.Clyde Iglinsky resigns as director of admissions after 26 years. Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity moves into the Market building after their house is destroyed by fire last year. Houston senior Bart Reese and Piano senior Casey Coffman are named Mr. and Miss SPA. Crossroads owner buys Studio 225. yhe theatre department presents a mainstage pro- duction, ' Hayfever ' . Qeri Jewell, a comedienne and actress who has cerebral palsy, performs in the U.C. Grand Ballroom. ,adyjacks climb to no. 11 in the women ' s bas- ketball Top 20 poll and are heavy favorites to capture the Southland Conference title again. The Arctic Express hits Nacogdoches causing icy roads and class cancellations for two days. A Doll House ' ' is performed in the Turner Auditorium by the theatre department. Expansion for the Steen Library is ap- proved and work is near complete for the addition to the field house. Jtjay marks another school year at SFA as some students enjoy graduation and others go home for the summer. Rummer camps for high schools begin at SFA. Sum- mer class sessions begin. SFA holds orientation for incoming freshman. pop group Chicago performs in the Coliseum. Former president Jimmy Carter speaks at SFA as part of the Wedgeworth-Wright Lecture Series. Students abandon SFA during Spring Break. The Ladyjacks win the Southland Conference basketball and are ranked 11th in the nation. at

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8 j fusk Building is completed. Mike Martin is named head basketball coach after resignation of Harry Miller. Rainbows come to East Texas. Annie riorris negotiates contract to play basketball in Europe. Hew Ladyjack Portia Hill is named to U.S. Jones Cup Basketball Team. C pring senior Meg Keiser and Houston senior Chris Qoethers are named Homecoming Queen and King. U.C. Bookstore hands out AIDS booklet. Lum- berjack football team loses conference title to north- western, but posts a winning season. Fomer SFA students invade nacogdoches for Homecoming. chool enrollment for fall reaches 12,564, second highest in school ' s history. Alpha Chi Omega be- comes newest resident of Sorority Row. Sefitem e vacuation buildings are established in riacogdoches for victims of Hurricane Gilbert. Fourth annual H owdy Day is held. George W. Bush campaigns on campus for his dad, George Bush. JJHA sponsors annual Christmas Tree Lighting Cer- emony. Lumberjacks defeat Jackson State in first l-AA playoff game, but fall to Georgia Southern in the second round of the playoffs. Ladyjacks host and win Dial Classic. Head football coach Jim Hess steps down but continues as athletic director. Defensive coordinator Lynn Graves is named head football coach. Eric Lokey named Kodak All-American. umberjack football team breaks into NCAA I-AA Top 20 at 17. The team deafeats Ho. 1 north Texas and later becomes the no. 1 in the nation. Students register to vote in presidential elections. Midnight Madness kicks off the basketball season. Hall 16 presents its annual Fright night. Anastasia, an SFA student band, plays at Crossroads. Peggy Vigil, Ladyjack track and field coach, attends Summer Olympics.

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On the wave of life at SFA, the normal student does more than go to class. There are many school activities such as: Parents Day, Moise Parade, Howdy Day, pep rallies, Homecom- ing Parade and concerts. The students are also busy co- I ordinating new clothing styles. The new clothes and the new say- ings like You got to love it, are all part of the way of life of a college student. The SFA cam- pus was a place for students to so- cialize and com- municate with other people.