University of Arkansas Pine Bluff - Golden Lion Yearbook (Pine Bluff, AR)

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ll ooperative EdUCati0n Looking To The Future 1 . . i . i 'Y.Wh,,,,..H,, l l i Dr. Evelyn Van Wright, Supervisor with Central City Chamber of Commerce, explains daily work schedule to students. Candace Williams, English major, is trained by Tom Parson at the Pine Bluff Commercial, Newspaper Company. Co-op is a carefully organized and supervised program of experimental learning in which the participating student enriches his education by alternating periods of study with periods of meaningful paid work. The Co-op club is composed of students who either are presently on Co-op assignments, who have been on Co-op work experiences, or who support the program and are awaiting placement with employers. Mrs. Josetta E. liWlkins observes the signing of the proclamation to declare Co-op Week in Pine Bluff Signing the proclamation from left to right are Mayor Dave Wallis, State Representative Henry Wilkins ill, and Chancellor Lloyd V. Hackley. Huey Davis, Program Coordinator, discusses guidelines for Co-op work assignment with Kevin Jones, Electrical Engineering major. i' i . V ,K Nif,,N.6 5

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Co-eds and Esquires 1983's CO-EDS and ESQUIRES were selected by a panel of judges from the Lion staff to represent the typical UAPB student. Each applicant was interviewed and rated on a scale from 1 to 10 Q10 being the highest and 1 being the Iowestl for personality, response, and poise. This year the honors went to 15 females and 10 males. The CO-EDS and ESQUIRES of this year all embodied the essential characteristics of educational participation, extracurricular activities, and the general citizenship of the UAPB student body. It is for these qualities that these young men and women have merited such recognition. First Row: Robert Knott, Romona Edding- ton, Christopher Taylor, Bernice Martin, James Toney, Terri Wilhite, Angela Grice, Cedric Beavers, Tentia Shannon, Jarvis Morehead. Second Row: Caroline Jackson, Jamie Lee, Monica Wooley, Jeanette Davis, Wilma Maxie, Cynthia Baldwin, Gwendolyn Robinson, Anna Bradley. Third Row: Anita Holland, Dwight Pridgeon, Kenneth Johnson, Joseph Pridgeon, Sheliah Miller. 25