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

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Tutoring services are available to students at no cost. From 1 to r, Joan Williams, Coleman senior, helps Lori Anne Eanna, DeSoto senior, with her paper in the AARC writing lab. Yong Je Kim , Geology Sebastian Luna , Art History Miriam Managan , Early Childhood Deidre McQueen , Elementary Ed. Jennifer Persons , Mathematics Eloise Reynolds , Biology Doo-ho Shin , English Jae Ctaul Shin , English Greg Weselka , Business Fatti Wooley , Early Childhood Jamie Lee Whitehead , Mathematics

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The library scene The Steen Library at SFA has three main attractions: a quiet place to study, a place for re- search and a place to social- ize. As a place to study, the li- brary had many spots where one could lose himself in his academic endeavors, such as study tables, rooms and indi- vidual cubicles. Computer terminals with book listings, microfiche, mircofilm, reference books and the business and maga- zine indexes were all available to help students in their re- search. Many students found the li- brary useful in another way: socializing. If you wanted to be seen, the library was the place to go. Surrounded by some people who were actually studying, you could find the socialites, catching up on the latest gossip or scamming on someone. Most students would claim that socializing or scamming was done during a study break. If I couldn ' t stand the noise, 1 could go outside and study, ' ' Peggy O ' Connor, Houston junior said. But most of the time I found my- self socializing, and getting none of my studying done. ' ' One thing some students did agree on was, as sched- ules got busier and the semes- ter started to wind down, the place to see people was at the library. Students and even faculty members use the library frequently. DeFonza Williams, San Antonio freshman, checks out books for Dr. Scott Bills, history professor and his son Seth. Leon AJdridge , Communication J. Carmine Batista , Psychology Jeff Berthot , Physical Ed Kenneth Davis , Agriculture Mai lee Clark , Counseling Steve Esparza , Business Kim Godwin , Elementary Ed. Matt flavard , Photojournalism Intae Hwang , English Rachel Hurst , Psychology Michael Jones , Communication Susan Kim , Business Administration 316 gKaduA

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Melissa Adams, Nursing Rhonda Adams, Rehabilitation Susie Adornetto, Finance Amy Adwers, General Business Rocky Agan, Physical Education Russell Al bert, Music Gregory Altmeyer, Physical Ed. April Anderson, Journalism Carrie Anderson, Speech Hear. Julie Anderson, Speech Hear. Cynthia Anglin, Pol. Science Alissa Arney, Biology Nichele Arnold, Chemistry Sandra Arp, Fashion Merch. Clare Ashour, Psychology Jason Aultman, P.R. Sherry Avery, Humanities Eric Ayles .Communication Timothy Ballard, Advertising Stephanie Ballard, Advertising Laura Baker, Interior Design Christopher Ball, Comm. Kristi Banner, Communication Shelley Barrett, Comm. Lisa Barton, Accounting Lynne Baur, Elementary Ed. Paula Bencze, Advertising Binky Benoit, Communication Lisa Bishop, Social Work Suzanne Bivins, Elementary Ed Sherry Black, Radio TV DeNese Blear, Communication D ' Wayne Bolton, Art Barry Box, Management Blake Boydston, Physical Ed. Patrick Brothers, Marketing 318