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SOUTHERN ARKANSAS UNIVERSITY ALMA MATER H•ch Caat.rbury

Lo•I• Ga~ r

\\c lbil th,•c now, oh S A U1 I or thcc we'll al ways ~land, Your

ca - gcr ,un, and tbugh tcrs form om: u - ni tcd hand. Your

( ,In r~ .111d your IJ111c w 111 ,preJ<l through all c tcr ni ty. We

plc<lgc to thec, dear S A U ou r lo,c a nd luy al t).

3eing presiden· o: University is a reward:!! :s "'11,cn """' n

~es challenging experience acc:n:ca:::::r :o Dr. Harold T. Brinson. He has~ at the helm of SAU since 1976.

Dr. Brinson said the greatest pleas _ is seeing the progress students make they go from that first freshman semes..,.. to graduation.

I get a vicarious feeling, sort of li.kie. surrogate parent, when the studen:s -well," he said. "I also enjoy working v.-ruJ the faculty and staff. We've got 2::1

outstanding group of people workn:::: here.' '

Dr. Brinson said he likes to visit , · students and faculty . One of his favori.:.e times is the annual Colorado ski trip b January. He said it enables him .o become better acquainted with the students in a more relaxed atmosphere.

As a part of his job, Dr. Brinson spends a great deal of time traveling.

"I'm on the road a lot trying to promore SAU to contributors, legislators, and others who help us secure funding," be said. "We always could use more money and that 's always a struggle we face .

As for the future , Dr. Brinson said he would like to see SAU's endowments reach the 10 million dollar mark in the next ten years. The total endowment is presently about 3.9 million dollars.

" If we could triple that in ten years, I'd really be pleased," he said.

Dr. Brinson is married to the former Gene Lee, who he met when they were both students at Magnolia A & M (now SAU). The Brinsons have three children , Kathy, Max, and Paul.

Dr. Brinson is a graduate of DeQueen High School, Magnolia A & M, Tulane University, and University of Texas. Before coming to SAU he was superinten­dent of schools at the Abilene, Texas In­dependent School District.

" I know that as a unit we are working together ·· faculty , staff, and students ·· to make things happen at SAU," Dr. Brin­son said in conclusion.

Mrs. Brinson

r

f{airs

idnitulC3lion. !!'ardenin!!. fishing. _ . .arr. and community of )l~"Ilolia take pride

· tbr quality of ,-ork al SAC. I hope it will remain a -tandin!!. ~rional university serving the needs

_ P"OP~ of ;,outhwe5l Arkansas and the adjacent f"" _ i D • .

Dr. Robert W. Pearce

l .P. For Admin. And Finance

H --n: Enid. Oklahoma Came to SA U in 1977 ~: B.5. :\Ianagement & Economics · Phillips

L nfrersit)·

:\la,,ters of Ed. Adm. · Phillips University PhD. in Adm/Higher Ed . · Oklahoma - late

F:amil : ife. :\Iarie

5 children · Robert 21, Kim 21, Eric 18, John 14. Gretchen 11.

hool tha t I feel proud of and would want my to attend eYen if I wasn't involved with the school."

Dr. Donald A. Haefner

V.P For Student Affairs

Hometown: Cincinnati, Ohio Came to SAU in 1967 ~: B.A. Psychology · Ohio State

B.S. Education - Ohio Stale , :\1.A. University of Kentucky

ED.D. - University of Tennessee Famif~~: \\ife. :\1ary Ellen

2 Children - Chris 23, Susan 20 Hobbie,,: sailing, snow-skiing, bicycling, water sports, and makin!! repairs around the house.

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Board of Trustees

The Board of Trustees is appointed by the governor to five year terms to govern administrative policy at Southern Arkansas University. The Board meets once a month to approve budgets, consider recommendations made by administrators, and to set policies. Five members comprise the Board which is the governing body of the school. Dr. Brinson must present reports and requests to the Board.

Seated I tor: Bob Burns and Virginia Todd; Standing I tor: Perrin Jones Bill Handy, and Ro~·

Ledbetter.

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DIVISION OF GENERAL STUDIES

The Department of General :! ,ii,.., i, lOmpri..~ of three destinct pr zram,: De,elopmental tudies. the

!\" iate of .\rt,, in General Studies de~. and the Bachelor of Applied ~ · ence de !?Tee.

The pro!?Tam in Developmental ~tudie-: k organized lo meet the needs of rettnl hi~h , chool graduates, GED

a" ardtt-c. wterans and mature students "h achie\·ement test scores and past academic record evidence under preparednes, in basic skills. Specially

lected university faculty. student af· fair, per:-onnel. media specialists, peer tuto~. and members of the community

compri__-.e the h~Wy diversified teaching· leamin!:'. team. Special emphasis is plac­ed on refining writing, reading, listen· ill!!. and ,,tad~ :,kills. and helping the stu· dent make the adjustment to university Je, el.

Dr. Terry

Front row, l to r: Jill Smith, Margie Shepherd, Dorcas Moore, Stephanie Hicks and Mary Iverson. Back row: Steve Goodheart, Alvin Brannon, Raymond Cammack, Thomas Ekman and Dr. Robert

SCHOOL OF EDUCATION

Dean Robbins

The School of Education -· -i of the Departments of Curriculum Instruction and Health. Phr,;ical Ed tion and Recreation.

The purpose of the : Education is to prepare teacher:- f public schools. In tllli prepar. · prospective teacher obtaw an a knowledge of the subject matttt

taught, gains a suitable under· t of child development and the lea.1 · process, and demomtratee, ria • teaching that he is qualified for a ._.,

fessional teaching certificate.

Th'" S.·huol of Education. front ro.,. I lo r. Dean DaJe Robbin-. Dr. :\Iar!!arel Do...-nin!!. Mr-. JudJ Bourne. Dr. Kathryn Bro.,.-u. Mr-. Diania Tt>~. k Gin!!l'r Hur-l. and \1~. M~ Hamilton. 5ttood ru,.: .Mr. Lroo Hardin. Dr. Marknt Rttd. i\lr. Lam. Mc'.\'.eal Dr. Patrieia Roach. and Dr. Katie Mar,,hall. Bad. ro•-: Mr. Doa .\la:--ball. Mr. ~am ~- k Rip Po,.--dl Mr. Monroe ln=ram. Mr. Rob iHi lin. .\Ir. Da,id Ck-mm!. and Ir. J~

PERFORMING ARTS

bibuaJ and Pt'rformin!! ~ pro, ide-- program., "hicb promote ~~;"Jill:2L ....,....,....,· -tic. aud arti-tic under-taudin!!. critical think in!!. and ac·

e:llPR~tm.ftljoymenL and -killful performance of the art•. The ~chool tht- ~ral Nlucation of all •tudenb by df\eloping their ,,kills

a:i:==x:atnn.b) broadenin: their acquaintance ";th the idea, and heritages odd. b' incrt"a.-im: tbir ,kill, for fulfilling ch;c and •ocial

~;:ox:s!:~~ m a ckmocractir -ociet). and by pro, iding an int rodurtion to and m~ ir. The , r hool offer, degree program~ which provide

,-led: t' anrl e:1.~rience in field~ of specia lization which lO eatl"r 9aduate and profe-sional ~choob or to qualify for

~~:aim:;:;.U and pr f~ -ional po-ition- ,uited to their abilites. Degrees are ::t.. -it4 mu-ic education. Eoi:li~h. panish. ma~" communication,

. politil'll.l -f"ieuce. p•)Cholo~y. and ~ociology. The school also "' pro;ram and teacher ecducation programs in the fine arts, the

&hl- -ocial •Ludie-.

Dean Ford

Front row, l tor: Ms. Gisele Souter, Ms. Judy Vasser, Ms. Judy Kurtz, Dr. Dan Skelton and Dr. Robert Walz. Second row: Mr. Dale Whitman, Dr. Linda Selman, Ms. Mary O'Hern , Dr. Ida Flemister and Ms. Charlotte Pickens. Third row: Dr. Paul Smith, Ms. Martha Forgey, Mr. Tom Forgey, Mr. Willard Carpenter and Dr. Fred Henry. Fourth row: Dr. James Willis, Dr. Jerry Pyle, Dr. Richard Ambler, Mor. Jake Whitehead and Dr. Robert Campbell. Back row: Ms. Kathleen Mallory, Mr. William Nolan, Dr. Edward Kardas, Ms. Mary Reed and Dr. Dan Ford.

AND TECHNOLOG

The School of Science and Technology is divided into fot> unit.-- - The ments of Agriculture. Biological Science, Mathematic, and Compmrr - · Physical Science and Technology, and Nursing. TI1ese deparunmt.-- offer a, of programs leading to bacclaureate and associate de~. 1be -tributes to the general education of those students majorin_ , .w._. i(k of~

of Science and Technology and offer,, twenty-two pre-proff'e-ioaal nn:,-r:=,-..

The pnrpose of the School is to educate student!' in the ba.-ic nalUr'a! "°~~ and mathematics and to prepare them to enter graduate -cbool oc

industrial, governmental or professional areas indudin'! l<'aeb.in'!.

,,f '• ·it-nee and Ttthnolo~. I tor. front row: Mr-. Pt'!~ Root. ,1r. Fran.I. Root. Ir. Johu \_ 5mz.rt. Dr. Jad. T. Hamn:t ,n. Mr. Edman ~ith. and Rud~· Eichenlw-r'!f':r. Sttood ro,--: Dr. D~I En=land. Dr II _ \. J1w-.. -.1J111.

Dr. Linton '\ amroa:h. Dr. Rohm Dt"\\itL Or. illiam ' antt. and Or. RaJ-mond \...a.ZZUZ:i.ac ...

u ........ ~ ... Dr. uo Car: Dari-. - A. El.maD. Dean B C Dod:

IlVUL UI1

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATIO

4ot,.. -tudent,. won 13 fiN-place. 5 ~ond­. in the '1ale Phi 134-ta Lambda competition thus

r r the ~d ron..-eeu_the ~·ear. During the Sum•

r:.~~u~ ~~ winner competed at the national level and Ir. fatnre Bu,.iness ExecutYe. 5th in the nation in

c:i=E!::!::ci ~,.,.,,,... __ aad 3rd in Parliamentary Procedure Competiton. Also.

•'2.:- dtttNI to a national offce.-, ice president. Our Inter· ...... =--=-=· lmtr&-hip and Students in Free Enterprise programs con·

~ the honor -tudent• "ithin the School of Businetas. The SIFE • ~- file 5m.it.h. Roger Dollar, )lichael Rhineheart, and Boon·

2i named a JTrional finali,,1 in Fayette,ille qualifying for the In· ition 1o-ben thev won an a ward for ' ·meritorious educational

· from within . .\rkarua,, and from other states and countries lo

lttehandbing Field Trip, November 13; Ececutive in mher 19-20 brou~ht Robert J. Sweeney CEO of Murphy Oil

.:::r.c.:xia foe h•--o daJ - of intensive work with our junior-senior students. adifuiicm.al m.rriculum enrichment activities are planned for the Spring

orld Trade Center Visit and the Murphy Lecture.

Dean White

• ~ Dr. David Rankin with the adUD!IOD Honor Medal from the

·. F-tation at Valley Forge, Penn·

The School of Business Administration, I lo r, front row: Dean White, Ms. Sheila Jacks, Mr. Louis Blan· chard, Mr. Harry Kolb, Dr. Leland Callaway, Dr. Scott Boaz. Second row: Dr. David Rankin, Mr. Ross Yingling, Dr. Anna T rexler, Dr. Rosemary Vance, Mrs. Alverene Peace, Mr. Bobby Medlin, Mr. Baylor Guy.

• far~ in econ omics education.

STAFF

Bridges, P. Ann - Adm. Sec to ~ Burgess, Nancy H . - Sec. S.: Clark, Linda W . - Acct.. Ass:_

Courson, J - Asst. Dean oi ~--CIQ!!:C::::S

Deaton, Tim - Public Info. Qlcx-::1::::i

Franks, Jan - Sec. Stud.en: Afics Giles, Roger W . - Di,_ o: ?'ers.:r:::::::d Keith, David R. - Dir oi Cou:;x.. Ser Know les, Dorothy J. - :A.coo•IJl•t:· ::z:::: Johnson, Mary C. - Dir. St

Jones, Shirley - Lib- Tech.. .A.s:s.t. Lafferty, Linda - Adroissxc:s Merrell, Freida - PBX ~ Moses, Avis L_ - Adrnissia:::s OSce Pearson, Judy - Sec_ to Ba.s.. Affz:::s J

FACULTY

}:r; - Assoc. Prof. of Psy. • A.. - Prof. of Spanish

F..z: • T_ - President

: L - \\'omen s Basketball ~ ~ - Prof. of Milt. Sci.

:h.~-n S. - Prof. of Phys. Ed. c....=.- .::·•- Lela:nd D. - Prof. of Adm. Serv. ,:::=:;:::;oe!U.. ?:.ooert G. - Prof. of Music

Lo:mie W. - l\,\ilitary Science Dzvid Lee - Assoc. Prof. of Music 6. C - Dean Sch . of Sci. & Tech.

~Cl<l~.:i~· Rudolph · Assc. Prf. of Phs. Daniel R. - Prof. of Bio.

~~ ... uidie - Prof. of Mus./Band 8ober. \\'. - Military Science Daniel Jr. - Asst. Prof. of Psy. \~ - lost. of Mass. Comm.

F.obert L. - Asst. Prof of Ed.

on~o:i. Jack T. - Assoc. Prof. of Agri. Ginger C. - lost. of Health and P.E. -~ L. - Military Science

ocd D.n;d B. · Asst. Band Dir. ~"'" - \'ice-President for Ac.Aff.

Ambler, Richard M. · Asst. Prof. of Soc.

McClelland, Robert L. - Military Science McNeal, Larry - Prof. of Phys. Ed. Moore, Dorcas H. - Inst. of Ed.

Rago, Anna M . · Dir. a! Co.:::s.. Ce Rankin, David F. - P:oL o! Fi Robinson Henry W. - Pro!. « Skelton, P. Dan · Assoc. P:-tllf oi -Smart, Shirley G. - .:\ss... ••

Smith Paul C. · Prof. o! F Souter Gisele E. · ~ - r.of. Terry Diana X. - Prof. o! -:- _ Todd, Terrye A.· Asst. Prof.« Trexler Anna R. · Prof. o! ,rl.l:i=;;i...

White F. Gayle - ()ea;} -

Whitman Da.Je C - Assoc Willis James F. · Prat. o;. Wilson Ralph · Pro( of u: ................. Yarbrough, Lln~on W. · Ass:. Chem.

SENIORS

• - Political Sci. i;=;::,i;a:;i. IKi:::lberly K. - Mgt./Econ.

r - Business Mgt. Jayne Ann - Sec. Ed. Bio.

~ Keri B - Speech Ed. \,..x:kie R - Business Ed.

·• ~ - Gen. Business ridge Valarie D. - Mass Comm. G.-eg G. - Phys. Ed.

5J:J:mm L - Marketing Donna G . - Adm. Services c:honda A. - Mass Comm/Public

Jeffery C. - Accounting i::;:ofi'"l:IJ~ ... Ste\·en W. - Phys. Ed.

H.aroJd w . . Art

Alexander, Elisabeth G. · Acct

Cockrill , Claressa E. - E:.. Ed. Cooper, Anita E. - Sec. Ed. Corley, Jeff Q . - History Craig, Lora L. - Accom:ri:-:g Daugherty, Roger D. - :\.'Zn. 3;;:;:;

Davis, DeVera A. - Speech Ed..

Davis, Linda C. - El Eo.. Dingler , Mitzi C. - ~­Drew, Thomas A. - Bcsioess .=::... Duckworth Roderic L - • ;x:

Dumas, Donna G. - E.::lf Sec. E. Eaton, David - Educztio::

Feemster Otis T - • ~ Ferguson, Angela M . - Mzss

Ferguson Dianne L - tz.53 Fincher, Betty J. -X~ Ga:.. Flaherty, Karen K. -~

Foster, Sherry K. · Can:-c:t..

Frazier, Stephanie A.. - '=1.. LO. Furr, James\\'. - Agri. George, Micheal D - ~ Gilkey, Karen S. - U1>.:,r,::nec

Gill , Lisa ~t. - Po1- Sci. Gilley, Michelle D. - ?~~xx=

Glasser Joy ~t- - ~!z!h f.c. Gonzalez Y\"ene L - Mz:h -Grandon Colleen J- - :5oc -Grayson C-,....·endo /D • Hagan Sheri L · AlCca11:J1:•:::::1::; Hale Vicki D.

Hare, Anne G. - Gen.. Dl::SC:::e!S

Harrell Lisa ~t. - l2 :::ceci:lro

Hasley Barbara J. - 3-. ~ Henley Leah E. -~ l:::f -Herron Charlo.te -~ • Hershberger Joan ~f. - f.c...

Hong Hup K. - finaa:c Hom Brenda K. - El. E.::.. Huneycutt Ted V. - \'oc Jackson Pamela - - ?' .. y, - -James. Lynda C -~ -Jester Ke\in P.

Johnson E. Dean ! Mas.s'-AJl=u.. Jones Charles R. - ·

Jones Darrell L - Sec E.::... Jordon Andlon: T - ?..~ _ ~ Rari::n Quan .'\. • Ge::... .., •

Reith !..o:i K.. - lzfr. .::c..

B. - Ed. HPE&Sci.

-:-~· L · Sociology

C - \"oc. Agri. F.d. E.- .mring

- .. la.n.att:ment

I - Gen. Business

Russell , Sam J. - lndcstrial {=-'

Schalchlin, Irene L. - E.. Ee.. Scheett, Carol A. - Phys. E.c. 3 Scott, Lynn B. - EL Ed. Seabaugh, Mark A. - Ace:... Self, Jill M. - Marketin

Smart, Amy C. - PS)~ Smart, Jeff L. - Gen. 5usraess Smith, James M. - ~{gm: -: Smith , James R. - An & . Smith, Lynne · )tath

Smith, Peggy D. - BK>. ::.C.. Smith, Penny C. · ~ Smith, Randy A. - .P:i.picz: Souter, Rhonda J. - Gee... 5a. El

Spencer, Keith - Mana~ Stapp, Tina D. · ~

Starling, James :\t. - A~ 3-

Steely, Kean \\'. - .Math Stivers, Darla M. - rtlys.. f.c...

Strange )farshall W. - '·"' "' • .-+ ....... "

Stroud Keith H. -Stroud Kenneth B

Sutton Gloria j . - \"oc. _

Sullivan ~tichael L - M;:s:c '-""

Taylor Houston D. • Thomas. H. Justin - rC2:X1e Thomas. Leanna ~l. - · Zc...

Thomas. Sa,;tri M. - Pre-La Thompson Deej.- H" Thornton Brenda - - 3.. ~ Thurman T. Denise -Turner Jan ~L · ~!gm!. Vaughan Cari S. - ~{gr:::.

Waldrup Melondy J. - ,_;;,, c;,: • ..-h'~

Walker Kenneth W. - Cl5

Westerman Doozld W. - ·oc.. J

Whitten Julie A.• - .b \\rtlliams Donna - ·• ta::b E:.:::.. Wilson Sherry L - · \\rtlz, Charles T. - . !: •

"1nkler Russell T. - 1\'l:2~~::;:

\ · omatl James ? - .:_.. E.a...

JUNIORS

- finance - Pre-Law

l=;::a-s:c~ Ea....non Jr. - Business Mgmt. J;z:::zs l. - lad. ~1gmt.

·cc.a J- - Business Mgmt. Fboebe L. - EL Ed.

Cz,>'Oclc:n. Bobby - Management l)a,.id A. - Marketing

Tony - Ag. Business Tim M . - Management

Lri:~cao. ~1art.ha M. - Business Admin

• • l)a,.id L. - Phys. Ed . • 1a.'"llyn S. - Ag. Business

:Freda H. - Voe. Office Occupation D:ll=s. Harry J. - Music Ed .

• 1a.r S. · Finance

Edwards, Sharilyn D. - Ge::i. . .., Emerson, Cynthia L. - Soaokr.:y Ford, Gregory R. - Finance

Ford, Kathleen M. - Sp .. Ed.fl1 ~ Fowler, Charles D. - Business ~ = Fox, Vikki L. - Med. T~

Fuller, Shelly R. - Pre-\' e.. Mee. Garcia, Juan A. - Phys .. ~ Garner, Carmen R. -~ Sa..

Garner, Richard L. - ~ta:nz= Garrard, Cheryl A ..

Genester, Yvette - Accot:.:..i::._;

Giles, Terry L. - El .. Ed.

Gilmore, Carla F. - Xc:-sm_ Glynn, Glenn P. - Ph~"S &.. Green, Elizabeth R. - Sec £c.. Greenwood, Joey - ~fara_,,t ;..,-;: Grigsby, Patrick D .. - Mass

Hagen, Auluvance - P:iys. ~ Hallmark, Todd A . - .. =· Hardin, Stacy D. - El Ee.. Hardin, Tracy L. - EL fL Harrison Sally J .. -C'le::is:::r Hayes, Rodne)· R. - ~ - 3cs;;,rss

Henderson Lee 0 .. - ,; . .cox::::::c:~ Henderson Patta J. - Co:::::;x.. ~ Ho, Yian C. - Bus.. anc k::r::... Hunter, Mari K. - A.a:xr-::.-; Irvin, Lisa G. · Coo::p; Sc.. • ':--" James, Lisa A. - Xu:rs=g

Joe, Alonzo D. - Pre-Law Jones, Elaine - Phys .. Ed. Jones, Rose A. - Acc:o-.::::.ri:::::g Kellogg, Jerry D. - Al"X"lr7z.:, Kidd, Tammy R.

King, Teresa K. - CI5.~. o• : c:;

Langdon. Dena L - EL Ee.. LaVoice Leann - EL&.. Lewis, Debra D. - X~ Lindeman Lee E. -~

Lockhart Charlote Y. - ·"'i.o:u:::==:. Lockhart King£ . .. Gen.. 13.-~~

Long Mary A. - EL &.. Lovett Berty J. - . .\dm.. ~ ~far ks Deadra A. - F ca:xe McDaniel Essie R.. --~ McDonald jemilic-. - ?'mc.::e

lcDo- -ell • •• aDC!' 3 . ... ~ ~

La:Z:l'~-a D. - Computers ~:d::dl, C 1-:ithia R. - Compt. Analyst

Deborah D. - Marketing ~C:ISiml. Antela .M. · ~keting

Ea..~ J. - Phys. Ed. =~ jtmie . ~iarketing

C~ D. - Accounting ~- L. - Nursing

:t...!."-rence E. - Marketing --~ - Gen. Business

,·~a.a A. - Ind. Mgmt. • L - ~ianagement

?-.--gin.a G . - Business Mgmt. ~J-· Bio. Ed. ~n L. - Mass Comm .

..-..:.;,.. ... ~ :-z:=e H. - Gen. Business

!a.""'Sha C. - Bio. Sec. Ed. ~c. - Art Ed.

Sz::~~ Xona J. - Marketing 51':?p:;n;s Merry L. - Pre-Pharmacy :so~~- G:-egor}' A. - Marketing

-=-.oonda P. - Nursing

~ Lisa D. - Business Ed. ~ G.-es A. - Fm. and Econ. Sc::ac Donis D. - Math Ed. ~~ jo Anne - Polt. Sci.

C.-aig A. - Compt. Inf. Sys. Ta..,mi Rosharion - Accounting

eve C. John .M. - Math Ed.

1i"C:"Der, Allyn E. Tu:--...c. Roy C. · El. Ed.

Utsey. Angela M. · Management ·ance \\~illiam J. - Marketing

Vofuer ~fichael A. - Biology 'alker Barbara G . - Nursing 'allace Paul D. · Phys. Ed.

\"almn Deloise M. - Accounting

•a:t1 David F. - Phys. Ed. ·u&,aw Terah R. - Chem. and MaU •Okers Gayla K. - El . Ed.

,·a:son Gregory A. - Elec. Eng. -~ Tammy - El. Ed. "illr.::n Wonconia J. - Math Ed.

Wildbur, Susan R. Wilder, Jimmy M . - Ph~"S. Erl Williams, Clifton D. - Biology Williams, David B. Williams, Marine L. - Accocw:::i:J Williams, Rodney · Art Ed.

Wisnewski, Richard A. - P'~rs- ic Womack, Russell - \'oc :,,.~ Woods, Anthony J. - Pol Sc.. Woods, Kenny R. - Ge::. -Wyatt , Melissa A. - ~lass Young, Floyd A. - ~izna~

SOPHOMORES

Albright , Carla ~t. . P"~ys. Ambrose, Charles L - ,lzs:5 Anderson Dionysius L - F'

Atkinson Debbie L - ?'".::.. ~ Ayers, Lesa L. · Ph·rs. &.. Baker, Carol A. · Mass Cac:::i

Baker, La.Donna K. - E:: _

Barrow, Marilyn A. - • Beard, James ~L - Mai. - ech.. Blackmon Karen D. - 3,

Bolin Melissa G. - ~tass G:J:::::::... Burchfield Bill R. - M::s;;c Ea..

~ P - 3cs •• 1-J Advt.

~--~­~ L - Accounting

A .. · Gen. Business

Education

- ?'.::.ys. f.ducation • - Ma:kenng

- Gen. Business

• \\'. - Ag Business ·~.:--+,:,,-..,. A. - &l.siness. Acct.

- - led. Tech.

-:.. W. - .\lass Comm.

"us2 J. - t.:ndecided Toci \". - Bus. Admin.

Hickson, Gary D. - t.;ndeciceri Hill , Janet R. · Nursin~

Hollis , Devin L. · Accou::;:fa:e Hurndon, Ed H. - X ursin_ Ingram, Jerry C. - t.;ndecxiec

Jackson, Elizabeth D. - Pre-~

Jackson, Juliette A. - Stx'Vlli~

James, Marian E. - Busi--ess

Johnson, Cedric L. · Cc:.mi= Johnson, Ronald E. · Mass Jones, Joyce L. - Co=. I..:..: Jones, Rudene .\1. -~ -

Keith, Lisa G. - El £.d.

Kennedy Angelia B. - '-Q:;;;;:;;i...

Key, Valarie L. - ~ ,.-ht,..,.,,... Liles, Stacey D. · C. Ee.. Livingston Sheila D. - • c:.....

Longino, \\rtlliam C.- :..J:Z:la:

Miller Cynthia K. - r.:. 1oha.mmad.z.adeh -

Moore RheID0.!1.a • -~ Morgan .\iary .-um - 5-as::::es:sl Mullins Bobb!' S - •. l\tto::::=:i

'olte Vickie L · C--e:. ,..,

Owen Patty · Ge.. 5cs:::,ess

Park Hwami · ~ Payne Jerry W. - p•.,_..,...,...,.....,...,.

Pettey Tracy D . - :mm:re Pearce Robert \\'. •• ~ {2"',2"9.,....,,

Pipkin Will.iz.I:J W. - l!

Powell Ki::i · Pbls. ,Ee_

Pratt John A. - J--fis. Pressle)-. John .: .. • -:. Randle Tma L - .E.'.:c Rewis Joh.::.:;. B - E.?....:

Rich Red:' C - 5c:si:iess

· D · Psy'Bio ~-ea L · :.1arketing

D. · El Ed.

~~~ Chnles B. · Chemistry Cnsa:xira V .

.. ~ea:;. Ja:i G. · El. Ed.

~ L. · Agri-Business Strpcvrie ~l · Polt. Sci.

Tacr T. · Business Mgmt. ~-'-'w. Docna C. · Mrkt./Compt

\'endy T . · Accounting o:rdl'my · Mass Comm.

1~easa G. C!::.arles M. · Ind. Mgmt. De.Shonette L. · Business Lisa A. · Accounting

~E. · Finance _ . wy Ann· Nursing

jen:la L. · Acct./Business • ?.alph l. · Psychology

Sasan ~t. · Compt. Inf. Sys Cberi.sha D. · El. Ed.

FRESHMAN Allen, Lisa K. - El. Ed. Allen, Michelle C. · Biology Alverson, Floyd D. - Pre-Va Beaver, Dulane G. - Uodrci-..,,:, Benson, Dana D. - SocioJory Berry, Jill K. - Accounting

Bissell, Jeffrey A. - Pre-P'~ Black, Elizabeth B. - fco:vr:ic::s Blake, Cassandra - A~ Bocik, Donna L. - ~ursing Brown, Ginger A. - El. Ed. Burger, Johnny G - ~!5-

Burkett, Timothy R. - l."Ddecoec Burris, Rebecca D - L":>~ro Campbell, Mary F - Res ~ ·t::lle

Cauley, Jonathan 8 - C.ac:;L -Cearley Sherry L - .i\.o:XJC::::Z::::r,

Cearley, Donya A. - U':>Cl'rioed

Clark, Randy Chavez Arturo H . - p.;,:.-+,..,....,....

Coe, Anita J. - El. Ed. Coker Karen A. - :\lasic: -=­

Cook, Michelle L - E:.rl. Cox, Marsha D. - Adm. Se:: 1c:e

Cox, Robert S. - Comp:. In! Crain John T. - Pre-P"'-...a.,::;zcy Crank Mikel S. - t.:oc..ec:iderl Cureton Lew E. - H.:s:a:-)· Daniels Linda Davis, Dana R. - Pre-Meri

Davis Miranda - Bu.smess Davis. RaDon.na J. - Phys :::C... Dark Cheri J - Acx:oc::;fu;.g

Dismuke Jessie J. - Bt:smes:s Dun woodie Debora!. . - , Dysarz, ~tarlt J. - Pre-\'e:

Elledge Sharon L ; Aa:oc~~'"' Evans Schell~· - a.. :::.:... Farmer De....-e)· H. - :M=·d';,c":-'P'--1..a

Faught ~ielinda L. - l.Inoeri""'e::: Flaherty, R. \\~ - r:.11-=ilUI.J!.:,

Ford, Alicia D. - Ee..

'Hci>er. G. · Ag. Business -- ~ · Phys. Ed.

?.isa L · Criminal Justice Jeri - - C ndecided

ilinid Z. - Undecided - Arch., Surv.

fefssa_ L . El. Ed

~ - - - finance G..--is:op,:1er K. · Fmance ?a:tsJ 7 · Undecided

J-m::i:a - Mass Comm. Cbznc=a B. - Undecided

- Rusiness :is:y L · Communications

J- · Accounting · Business Adm./Mgmt

, jcE::y G. · Llndecided ~n,=,... D · Business

11e::e Carla J. · Undecided ·- 3obert - Undecided

L. · Accounting usa R. - Undecided

ee:- Ka.en A. · Undecided

Scotrie 0. · Undecided Q..-istopher L. · Acc. ~hanie R. - El. Ed.

=zz Curie L. - Business Adm. ~ C:...--isty M. - Marketing ie 5apio - Eng. Phys.

C.o:rielia H. - Engineering · :-::o::::a.s A. - Undecided · Taci L · Undecided ~ - E.. · li ndecided

Deamia L. · Undecided , I.a:eom · Pre-Vet

Nellums, Daniel 0. Newton, Shannon L - Ph!S- Tirn Oxford, Tim L. - Psycholo~y Parker, Sondra D. Pierce, Tonia J. · Adm. Serric%s Rainey, LaQuita · Xursi:lb

Rainwater, Pamelia A. • Sec £u..

Ray, Angelica A. - Rad!Olo:;:­Ray, Anthony T. - l:ndecxrc: Reed, Rita R. - A~ Rogers, Vincent - Gen.. Sa.. Romero, Jannis W. - Sec E.:....

Roper, Andre R. - Pre-... ~ Rowe, Trent L - Pre-.\.--c.:... Sharp, Lisa A. - Cndeciriec Simon, Tredrick D. · t;,,..:.ecir:,,o

Smith, Felicia A. - Codecx:\ec Smith, Kelle D. - Pha:rmac!

Smith, Kelly E. - Business Snider, Donna C. -~ Speer, M. Paulette -~ Steward, Kevin B. - 05ce t -

Thrower, Kimberly R -~ f.c... Tidwell, Sonya L - • =

Tomlinson Gena K..- U~ Toms, Deborah D - ...... , 1-:1:::r:~ Turner, Anita F. - ~.lzss Cc=:::.. Turner, Connie D. - Co::::,x. :::: Turner, Wanda L - Soc St ~ -

Vess, 'ancy J. - EL Ed.

Washington Elquita J.L - 3"~::115!i Webb, Michelle D. -~ i Wells, Nathan S. - Per~-:- -­West, Alicia J. - Basi:iess Williams Laretba D Williams MatthC\<• - Soc::] •

Williams. Pamela ~L -~~ Wills. Deanna ~L - &:::smcss _

Wilson. Angela D. ·El.Ee... Wistrand Carman R - l,!naer:,,;>!'(

Wcxxl, Eric R. - Und.ecicrc

----~- Woodruff, Vicky J. - u-..-:l"C'X'?C

How Olany balls can you catch?

It's about time yon got rid of some hot air.

A.bo\·e - Terry's going for the mon ey.

Below · Supennao with webbed feet.

BUCKS WINNER

TERRY SUMMONS

When I first saw them demonstrate in the Cniversi­ty center, I thought that it was a set up or something. I did put my name into the drawing just for the hec ~ of things. Later that night I attended . When the~· call­ed my name, I couldn't believe it. Mytrackster friends pushed me up on stage. The games were pretty eas\T. and I really wasn't up there for the money. I "·as there because I wanted to get a T-Shirt and to give the ao\ · ~

something to laugh at. When I made it to the mone ... -round, I started playing for the money. I won a o-.al of one hundred sixty-five dollars. When he handed me that money, I was trembling because I was excitea. Winning the money was one of the most exciting things that has happened to me since I broke the SA · schoo record in the 400m Intermediate Hurdles hYo years ago.

-I:~~ -tand back'. .. Professional watermelon seecl spiller!

-J thouJ!!hl -he ,aid ,he didn't weigh much!"

Which of these girls isn't like the other,?

-Hr:~ ruy~! This isn't \\:orkin~!!" " Everybody look at us!"

Randy prays over his watermelon seed!

Greek Olympics

Stacy got faUl-(ht cheati ng usi ng an a ir compressor!

Crash!! Boom!! Bam!!

L~WI''~

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GO!

PARENT'S DAY

WEEKEND

Saturday, October 4, 1986, was the Southern Arkansas University Annual Parents ' Day. The day began at 10:00 A.M. with registration and a faculty­parents-students reception in the Univer­sity Center, and was capped off that night with the SAU-Southeastern O klahoma State University football game. Other events included a computer workshop for " rookies, " a fun shoot, a free enterprise program, and a tour of the SAU farm. But the most exciting event of all was the Residence Hall Association An nual BED RACE!

GREEN HALL had the WINNING BED!

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SAU CHEERLEADERS

Michelle Allen (alt.) Mark Edwards

TOP

Nancy Vess Taco Chavez

BOTTOM

MiChelle Russell Mark Edwards

TOP

Schelle: Evans .\ \ark S,-cc hall ~

CE:-;TER

Tamm: Ma.5 .\like Green

BOITO~t

Leann La\ o·ce Robert Pearce

~AU MUL~

Riders Defensive Team

Front row 1 to r: 83 H.D. Wallace, DE; 76 Bernard Channel, DT; 52 Rodney Jackson , DT; and 56 Buddy Johnson, DE. Second row: 48 Bobby Evans, LB; 46 Ralph Adams, LB; 45 David Ward, LB; and 42 Terrell Fulton, LB. Back row: 30 Glen Moore, DB; 22 Raymond Gilbert, DB; 15 Gerald Stuman, DB; and 17 Norris .\kGill, DB.

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Riders Offensive Team

F. ~- mw l tor: 59 Steve Carter OT· 66 Steve Mclnnis, OG· 55 Dallas Porter C· 61 Tun Kemp OG· and - .!Jonzo Joe, OT. Second row: 80 David Williams TE· 33 Anthony Cheeks FB· and 32 . lark Mason 7B. Sa.: row: 1 Kenneth Bro~ "ll WR 9 Cody Vanderford QB· 37 Eugene ~kClendon WR: and, Alan Hafford \?

Riders Welcome New Head Coach I

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Coach Rob Hicklin began his first season as the head :oo·ball caoch at Southern Arkansas University this year.

Hicklin came to SAU from Missouri Western State Col­lege in St. Joseph, Missouri. During his tenure at Missouri

'estem Hicklin 's teams compiled an overall record of - - -53-5. Hicklin was named NAIA District 16 Coach-of­ilie-Y ear three times.

Hicklin attended college at Missouri Valley College. Wb.ile there, Hicklin played football for four years and played in two bowl games. Hicklin graduated from Missouri Valley College in 1959 with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Biology and Physical Education.

Hicklin received his Master's Degree in Education from Central ~1issouri State University.

Hicklin is a member of the American Association of .football Coaches, the NAIA Football Coaches Association, and also Phi Delta Kappa .

.-\ native of Kansas City , Hicklin and his wife Maryln ha ·e four children; Traci, Shelly, Rob.Jr. and Lee Ann.

Front row l to r: Wayne Coleman, graduate assistant; Steve Smith , student assistant; Jim Jordan, student assistant; Mike Cox, Student assistant; and Doug Smith, graduate assistant. Back row: Gerald Noble, Off. Line Coach; Rob Hicklin, Head Coach; Jay Adcox, Def. Cordinator ; Charles Moseley, Def. Sec; and David

n1oers win Awards

David Ward

Honorable .\fen ·

Alan Hafford

Eugene .\lcCend ~

Steve Carte:r

orris .\ lcGill

Cody Yandetlo~d.

Mulerider Basketball

Dwayne Smith

AU AIC

John Holmes

All AIC

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Coach Monroe Ingram

Kneeling from 1 to r : 10-Jeff White, G .; SO-Michael McDaniel, F. ; 14-Dyun Long, G.; 32-Cedric Johnson, G· 22-Dwayne Smith , G.; and 24-Keith Roberison, G. Back row: Coach Sam Biley, 12-Jeff Eubanks, F.; 20-Joe Berger, F/C; 40-John Holmes, G/F; 44-Freddy Wright, F. ; 34-Mark DiCicco, F.; 30-Earnest Moore, F.; 42 William Vance , F.; and Head Coach Monroe Ingram.

MAYBE EXT YEAR

~ lllll3rl'D :\rkan.:,~ l! oi, er-it~ :\luleride~ completed

. fa) ~~ " i th a ~nd place fin i.,b in the :\A.IA

· ~ their ,-e3'on with four consecutive losses, 1amm~ thrir fir•t t" o conference games. But slowly, the ~ to turn lhin e:s a round. A 66 to 60 victory over

Co~e put the Riders into the win column for . T " 0 more ,·ictories fo llowed. both conference

:::-\l had improved its record to 3 and 4. A loss

t Loubiana College ended the first semester of t.br Rider-. but the hopes of Mulerider fans were

John Holmes became eligible to play at the fall ~me-ter.

in the conference. Smith, a 6-2 senior guard Jame--_ Loubiana. fi nished the year with an average

• per ?rame. Holmes. who transfered to SAU from

t;cz:::!ll;j=•- "a, :eecond on the team in scoring with an ol 19.3 .

• the play of mith and Holmes, SAU won its first

aftn Chrbtmas. Freddy Wright, a freshman from

o.;i1:111.1,jlgj~ - -~ to come into his own as a rebounder. The

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~ the ~ear as the lead ing board man on the · flff"lL"'m~ 7.9 rebounds per game.

t• o point loss to Ouachita on the road slowed the - a liuJe. but A recovered to beat Arkansas ~ up a -howdown with UCA on the Riders' home

\ bad beaten the Riders by 36 in December at Con­

fil"t conference game of the year, but the Riders ~atl~- ,-ince that game and were primed for

1lJie ~an1e was close all the way until Smith foul­with 9 minutes to go in the game. Smith had already

• l5. and bad kept the Riders in the game. SAU

but "itliout their senior leader, the Riders fell

- \[ dim 1' 0 D four of tlie next five, but lost their last three _ · • into the tournament.

fir-t round of tlie ~AIA District 17 tournament, SAU CUI Boll \\" ee,i ls, tlie defending District champions.

!'alar. the Riders put on a three point shooting clinic,

I :! out of 19 from behind the 19 foot, 9 inch line. ~ 6 of 10 by himself on the way to scoring 29 points

~ won 86 to 67. ~ ~ for the Riders in the tournament was against

Ucad:IJU in Arkadelphia. The game was a typical SAU-OBU

lbr ~e was close the entire way. In the end though, • • the Riders who won 79 to 75, as Holmes led the Riders • JO poin~ .

Tl:ir rirtory over OBU sent SAU into the championship ~l Harding. who had upset UCA in the semi-finals.

"as played on the SAU home court, and the largest

to 1'atch a game at Mulerider Fieldhouse since 1971 band. The AU fa ithful went home dejected though,

Bardin! pulled off their second consecutive upset of the "; th a 67 to 53 win over the Riders.

the lo-..s in the Distri ct finals, it was still a very

· 'uJ year for AU basketball. The Riders finished with o! 15 and 13. Smith and Holmes were both named

plaJ-er:s graduating, it looks like next year will be

' .L \50:\1 SCHEDULE .. SAU-OPP

• Ea,1 Cent ral Okl ahoma 46-60

theast Okl ahoma .. 63-65

L of Centra l AR 46-82

-\rkansas Tech .. ... . ..... 56-61

Louisiana College . . . . . . . . . 66-60

l - of .-\ Pine Bluff .. 80-62

Henderson State . . . . . . . . . . 64-63

Loubiana College .. 76-85

Hendrix College .. 72-63

of .-\ :\lontiC'ello . 75-53

CoUe!!:e of Ozarks .. 84-83

Harding ni versity . . 83-75

Ouacliita Bapti, t .. 73-75

\rl.amas College 74-68

t of Central AR 69-75

SEASON: 15-13 A. IC: 12-8

Arkan,a,; T el'h . . 79-71

U of A Pine Bluff .. 75-70

Hcntlcrson Sta te . 70-77

Hernlrix College . 73-58

U of A :Vlont icello . 66-63

Hardjng Uni versity . 6.';-79

College of Ozark.• .. 60-56

Ouachita Bapti, t 61-64

Nortlwast LA . . 72-78

Arkansas College 72-77

' U of A Monticello . . 86-67

" Ouchita Baptist . . . . . . . . . . . . 79-75

' ll ard ing Un iversity .. ....... 53-67

• Southeast Olkahoma Cla,sic 8NAlA District 17 Tournament

Riderettes Basketball

986- 7 Team Record 17w-11I

Gail Sanders

All AIC 2nd Team All-American

Meeting, l tor: Manager Vicky Woodruff, Debra Hicks, Tammy Scott, Shunda Sims, Darla Stivers, Cynthia Mitchell, • Lanager Essie McDaniel. Standing: Coach Judy Bourne, Assistant Coach Tammy Pickering, Julie Jackson, Suzanne Jackson, rtaley Chapman, Kathy Mixon, RaDonna Davis , Gail Sanders, Kim Powell.

Kim Pearce All AIC

Academic All-American

1986-87 Team Record 19 w - 14 l

Marian James All AIC

Kneeling 1 tor: Laura Turner, Angie Moody, Cheryl Darden, Cindy Miller, and Melinda Faught; " " - T T""lo T""lo T&T • 11• ,...., 1

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Coach Steve Goodheart All-AIC Coach of the Year

iu!erider baseball team sitting I to r: Pat Jones, SS; Jeff Nichols , P; Arturo Cherena, 2B; Joey Smith, C; Johnny Rewis , OF; Andre Larry OF· Johhny Johnson, OF; and Todd Johnston, C.; kneeling: John Whiteley, Assistant Coach; Steve Shipman, P; Mark Bradford, P: ~eve Leabo, 3B; Bruce Ludlow, P; Keith Beam, OF; Jimmy Beard, P; Randy Gilmore, P; and Mack McGlaughlin, 3B; standing: F.onnie Coker, Assistant Coach ; Tony Garcia, lB; Paul Wallace, C; Steve Forbes, P; Joe Murdock, P; Larry Lundeen, P; Kirk Johnson, P: Bob Block, OF; David C.urrey, P; Keith Disotell , P; Ken Washer, P; Steve Goodheart, Head Coach.

Keith Beam Bob Block Arturo Cherena

ALL - AIC

Tony Garcia

Larry Lundeen Jeff Nichols

ALL-AlL1 L1HAMP1UN~'

-oe Southern Arkansas University Mulerider baseball team was :a:i.ked fourth in the final NAIA Baseball poll. The Riders ,:med a .il-3 mark into the Area V tournament.

The Riders won the AIC ·championship for the second year m 2 ro• · \\;th a conference record of 25 and 1. The Riders also

>llll tlie ~AlA District 17 tournament. In the championship -tne ~ournament, the Riders set a new school record for runs

m a single game with 28 as the Riders pounded the Wonder ~ /S Z to 6.

The Riders had several outstanding individual performances aming the course of the year. Larry Lundeen, a senior pitcher from Washington, IL, was 13-0 going into the Area Tournament. the . 3 •,ins set a new SAU and AIC single season record. Jeff . -rools a senior from Malvern, also had an outstanding year, _ ·-g 10-0 heading into the Area tournament. Both of these pit­-· ers were named All-AIC.

·'-dding depth to the Rider pitching staff were Kirk Johnson, r-:-cce Ludlow, Mark Bradford, Steve Forbes, and Steve Ship­llla:l.. These six pitchers had a combined record of 17 and 3 with sx sa,·es.

¥itching wasn't the only strength on this team though. Rider ·~ers combined for a school record team batting average of

.3~

Leading the hit parade for the Riders was Bob Block, a junior frO'!:l Grand Mound , IA. Block batted .4 77, and had 12

merun.s and 69 RBI's going into the area tournament. Tony

Garcia , a senior from Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico, wasn't far behind. He carried a lofty . 468 average along with 10 homeruns and 59 RBI's into the Area tourney.

The Riders also had two other hitters over .400. Keith Beam, a junior from Minier, IL, batted .444 and had 42 stolen bases going into the area tournament. The 42 steals were a new school record, breaking the record of 33 which Beam shared with teammate Johnny Johnson.

Arturo Cherena, a junior from Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico, also had an outstanding year at the plate. He carried a .430 average into the Area tounament, and set a new AIC record with 74 RBI 's. All four of these players were named to the All-AIC team. The Riders had one other player named to the All-AIC team. Pat Jones a senior from Lake Worth, FL, was a unanimous selec­tion to the team at shortstop. He batted .350 with 16 stolen bases, but his contributions go deeper than statistics. He was the team captain and the leader on the field.

Other players who had big years for the Riders were Mack McGlaughlin, Steve Leabo, Todd Johnston, and Johnny Johnson. All of these players were named Honorable Mention All-AIC.

Steve Goodheart , in his seventh year a head coach of the Riders, was named AIC coach of the year in the AIC.

As a team, SAU broke school records this year.

by: Jeff Harington

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Golf team 1 to r : Joe Baker, Trent Carter, Rodney Thomas, Brett Cauley, ami Coach David Overturf

All-AIC Lee Vaughn

All-AIC Herbert Coleman

. -"'1arn~ Indoor District 17

Champion Alonzo Joe

-rack team front row 1 to r: Lorenzo Myers - sprinter; David Williams - sprinter; Jim Apel - long and triple jump; Lee Vaughn - nmdler Arturo Chavez - pole vault; and C.W. Walker - hurdler; second row: Otis Dunn - hurdler; Morris Livingston - hurdler a.::id longjwnp; Jerry Chandler - 400 and relays; Robert Marley - hurdler ; Herbert Coleman - sprinter; Frank Kenny - Asst. Coach; oatl row: Gary Schultz - shot ; Jeff Eades - pole vault; Alonzo Joe - shot; Reggie Mitchell - sprinter and hurdler; and Rich Metcalf - discus.

MEN'S TENNIS

ALL-AIC

Paolo Pezzoli

1-lulerider tennis team kneeling 1 tor: Eric Sixbey, Paolo Pezzoli, Marty Ensminger, John Balderree, and Darin Edelheit; standing: David Grimes, Burt Allen, Javier Velarde, Mark Boden, Doug Hague , and Baylor Guy.

Women's Tennis team front row l tor: Leah Kelly, Michelle Webb, Rhonda Leonard, and Kim Kir..!~-- back row: Herman Guevera, Asst. Coach, Sherrie Bedwell , Sheila Brown, Dina Emerson, and Baylor Gu:· Hez:a Coach.

WOMEN' TENNIS TEAM

11._o_ae_o 1eam _r1aces .1s1: & ~ no April 9, 10, and 11 , fifteen colleges and universities participated in the Sixth . .\nn~ .. ·Z!J

Intercollegiate Rodeo Association Rodeo, sponsored by Southern Arkansas Cnfrersi..·y .. The SAU women's team captured firs t place in their competition. They lead the Or.a:- "='

standings and are second in the national standings. In the men's division, the University of Tennessee at Martin placed first , ith ..h.e - ~~- n

team following closely behind them. In individual competition, Sherry Lynn Rosser placed first in goat tying and seconc m

She received the most total points and was named all-around cowgirl. Tracy McCain placed first in the breakway. For the SAU men, Jerry Jackson placed first in calf roping and Darrel Livings:o:: :-C:.:

place in bulldogging. Bruce Hoyle wound up second in calf roping and James Drake -as .sa in saddle bronc.

The teams have one more rodeo left during the regular season. They \\ill tra\"el ::o -to compete against the University of Tennessee at Martin May 14-16.

The National Finals will be held in Bozeman, MT this June . The SAU Rodeo Team would like to thank their fans for all their suppon and G,:

that they have given them this past season .

DIRECTOR i\lr. Eddy Epperson

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DRUMMAJO Stephanie Da _~

FLAG CORPS Front row l to r : Denise Thurman,

Donna Dumas, Debbie Dunwoodie, and Penny .\.klver _ 2nd row: Kim Thrower, Llsa Allen Lynn Stuart, and Alicia Ford. 3rd ro\\': Valarie Key, Sonji Ross, Toni _ filler Melanie Barnes, and Cissy Camp­~ Xot pictured: Andrea Clark, and Sophia Kimbrough.

M AJORETTES Front row, I to r: Stacy Boyd (Co­

Captain) Lisa Harris, and Leanna 1.oomas. Back row: Karen Smith, Kathy k. ·euy, Tawana Robertson , and Sarah

Eggleston. Not pictured: Sherry Lyn Rosser (Co-Captain), and LaNae (;.::irrnll

DANCE TEAM

Front row, l to r: Savitri Thomas and Joyce Jones. 2nd row: Mickie Null and Alicia West. Back row: La Tonda Davis, Latanya Miles, and Gail Ramsey. Not pictured: Jennifer Belfiore and Rudene Jones.

Food! Glorious Food!

AA-Aaa-ahh-hh-h-h !

" Honest coach, it 's a diet cone! "

"Say what?"

Please adopt us."

"Please don 't make me push her anymore."

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Body language says, " NO!"

~ is the war?

My egg just moved.

Its Alive! What??? t ,

Not now,

I have a headache.

Is tt foing to grab me?

?""~ u.mb wants YOU!

I could have danced all night.

Herers to the moment of passionate ,\outli. to the bitter-sweet story of beauty and truth.

Jlere 1s to the laughter; here 's to the tears. Here's io the memories sweet down the years.

Here's to the rattle of time's marching dnlln. Here1s to the womdn my girl will beconze.

Here's to the girl who lives in m)' drew1L Her laughter 1s nn,.sic; her eyes always seem to say love. Her figure and grace defy f!\'e1)' art. and she is the queen of my dreams and m}' heart_

God keep you in His love~ my dear~ and see you safely through,

God keep you in His lO\ler m y dear,, and I will keep you,. too,

SAU BRAYMATE

Tammy Lee Mason Tammy is the daughter of

Steve and Mary Mason of Norphlet, Arkansas. She is a freshman majoring i11 Social Studies Education.

VICKY L. ~n1sm 1st Runner-up

Vicky is the 20 year old daughter of Mary Lynn Cor­nish and Willie Chism. She is a junior from Nashville, Arkansas, majoring in Business Education.

~hart r.11zaoe1n uougni:y 2nd R unner-up

Shari is the daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Dan Doughty of Magnolia, Arkansas. She is a sophmore majoring in pharmacology.

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rime at SAU

Gena Tomlinson

Mickie Null

Joyce Jones

Connie T

Johnetta Stephens Cindy Par •

Lisa Bollin

1n1ramura1s

Winning Team -- Rich's Independence

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The Residence Hall Association is one of the active organizations on campus. RHA is comprised of office:s and representatives from each hall.

RHA annually sponsors The Bed Race, Afternoon Games , book exchange, Great Tug-off, Casino night Hallfest, and a very special Honors and Awards banquet to celebrate outstanding members . The Hall Coun­cil of each hall also plans its own activities.

RHA is the sponsor of the traditional "A Celebration of Lights" for the Christmas season . No matter w~ you just can't help becoming involved with RHA!

Front row 1 tor: Joyce Jones, Sophia Kimbrough, Devin Hollis , Vickie Walker, Lesa Ayers, Michelle Allen, Marva [zz. Freida Marshall, Mark Fisher, Danny Anderson, Tim Edwards, James Rayburn, Randy Clark, Robert Morrison Dari: Baker, Mike Campbell, Philip Childers, Jerry "Wes" Payne, and Jerry Jones .

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r. ~ Wells HOllSU1D Taylor R.omJc! Morris Rnssell WCICJOCk and 5:.C"YC Fcllon; S:aa: row: 5.::::ioa C.--...,eTJ. kldy ~ T :3C! McOel:Zi:xi P'zndy Tilley zilli Mar Cay; Bad :ow:

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Childs Hall

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HALL Council

and R.A.'s

Front row l tor: Sandra Lockhart, Melissa Buffington, Kelle Smith, Anita F. Turner, Stacey O 'Guin n , Suzetta Lee, Gena Tomlinson, Sanitri Thomas, and Freida Marshall. Second row: Carrie Johnson, Marva Latin, An­drea Clark, Alicia Ford, Becky Grose, Deborah Toms, Barbara Wilson, and Shea Hutchens. Back row: Sandy Hall, Demetra Carter, Wanda Turner, Sophia Kimbrough, Michelle Allen, Diane Jackson, Neca Stevens, Kathy McNelly, Karrie May, DuLane.Beaver, and Karen Smith. I

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1 to r. Johnetta Stevens, Hall Director Shel­~ ..and Freida Marshall; Back row: Sophia Kim·

..:... Schelley Evans, and Tammy Mason. Tim Reed, Scott Eddy, Mike Campbell, and Robert Morrison

;ow 1 to r. f 1.m Coble, Kan Gol, Dionysius Anderson, Tim Edwards, Lawrence Box, John Adams, and - ~-Second row: Mike Campbell, Steve Taylor, T-Toe Wilson, David Pepper, Ray Gentry, Robert

• and David Kiff. Third row: Raymond C. Gilbert, Joe Mudod, Sherwin Hemphill, Steve Pep· (ire-.: Ford, Tim Reed, Michael Christensen, and Jeff Bissell. Back row: Terry Moon, Jeff Corley, Scott

- • • zad Paul Gathright.

TALLEY HALL Council

and R.A.'s

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Council and R.A.'s

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l tor: Frankie LCmg, Jerry Jones, David Baker.andRc:=-! Dickens

:a.Donna Baker, Joy Crockett, Jane Breemley, Angela .,{orrison, Sheila Young, and Lisa James

President Carla Gilmore, Vice Pres.· Gina • Seueta! ~. and .\fimi Pike Rep Second Rm-.~ Shannon Xewton Lisa

-~ S.ep-t.,a;,;,.. kGo:::y: Cz.:::.a ~ Cu:risa YOOllg and Donna Maull. • ~ Was~ S:.ala Ca.~ Mc'S"enzie ~ G'"'Clll , ·m

HARROD HALL Council

and R.A. 's

NELSON HALL Council

and R.A.'s

.A::~ Coleman, Yolonda Starks, Devin Hollis, and Chaney.

Front row I to r: Debra Boyd, Tracey Pettey, Ureka Beene; Back row: Valarie Breckenridge, Cassandra Dix­on, Cassandra Blake, Felicia Wilson, Cassandra Toney, and Lisa Williams .

G REENE1 .HALL Council

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Married Housing

Move over, dog, this is Kristen's house.

Business Office

The Business Office provides the University with many ser­vices: purchase of supplies, equipment , etc; payroll, in­surance, retirement; issue PELL scholarships, work study and loan checks; collect all fees, tui­tion, room and board, fines, etc; pay all University bills, meal ticket validation; and cash per­sonal checks.

Admissions

The responsibilities of the Ad­missions/Recruiting Office are to cause students to be in­terested in Southern Arkansas University, to provide prospec­tive students with information about university programs, ser­vices and admission pro­cedures, to admit students into the University and to compile and disseminate 1nformation about students to various university units. The overall result is maintenance of student enrollment with an orderly pre­regi stration process for students.

Front row, 1 to r: Leo Herrman, Linda Clark, Neca Stevens , Nancy Burgess, Back row: R.H . Cole Jr., Debra Banks, Judy Pearson, Dorothy Knowles.

Front row, 1 to r: Cheryl A. Garrard, Janet White, Betty Burchfield Back row: A vis Moses, Sonny Whittington, Linda Lafferty

Registrar's

Service is provided for cur­-=et students, former students,

,;:nioistration, staff, faculty, c:n • community. Emphasis is

-ced on service as well as · ent-centered relationships, !lli-i.dentiality, and consisten-

-- of effort. The operation of c Registrar ' s Office

recognizes the necessity of ser­. .... e orientation and the in­"= ent rights of those to be -:"':ed.

Financial Aid

~e Financial Aid Office ..:.:.es all applications and re­~ for aid. The University

reccgnizes that many prospec­e s:udents of ability and pro­-::, 1:eed help in meeting their =--secondary expenses.

·- cus types of assistance is _ ai:able including scholar­

grants-in-aid, student and student employ­The University makes

=-~- e-=:ort to encourage and ,--- such students.

Front row, 1 tor: Karla Gibson, Maryann Morgan Cas.san<hc?. T .,. Tracy Johnson, Mitzi Cammack; Back row: Calvin_ -ea: G. na G: son, Lisa Harris , Maxine Porterfield, Louise Re\\is.

l tor: Bronwyn Sneed, Jodi Miller, Dorothy Duncan. Sarah Eggleston, Dorothy Bennett

,,. ord Processing

-ne \ · ord Processing Center is a re.source department available ~o~ ~e entire campus. Equipped .i± ·.··ord processing equipment, • _· machines, and a high speed

__ :_-er the Center types repetitive ~e:-s documents, schedules,

c.a:.a.ouges and other typing jobs :o:r ,?filious departments.

umni and Placement

.- srudents who have attended - -::.U are members of the Alumni .--:...SSOCiation, of which employees

_ current addresses of former dents former faculty and staff,

and :riends of the University. - :!SOI of many events such as Homecoming activites , class reu­

• :lS and graduate honor dinners, e Alumni office also mails a

~;Ja.rterly publication, the SAU = . .\.TER, to all former students. :he placement office assists cur­

ren~ students in finding permanent · positions off campus.

Front row 1 to r: Denise Smith, Stacy Hardin, Jimmie Watson Back row: Curtis Smith, Vanessa Brown, Doris Dees.

1 to r: Sharon Eichenberger, Jamie Dodson, Kristi Tackett, Wilma Williams, Pat Weaver.

Front row l tor: Jan Franks, Kim Edwards, Debra Lewis, Juanita Hamilton, Scott Raney, Sheila Young, and Shelly Butler: Back row: Jeff Corley, J Courson, Tracie Skaggs, Kim Anderson, Rod Duckworth, Jerry Jones, Angelia Colemch, Kath! Hardwick, and Jeff Reed.

The Student Affairs Dhisio!! is designed to provide ex­periences, activities and ser­vices · to assist the Southern Arkansas University studenrs in performing at a maxjmum level.

The Student Affairs Com.mi-­tee is composed of bo h students and faculty and is considered the major go,·erning body in recommending of ma­jor policies, nonacademic · in nature, pretaining to studen­life at SAU. J. Courson is the Assistant Dean of Students.

ounseling/Testing Center

The SAU Counseling and -=:-esnng Center is located in the

-ni -ersity Center. The counsel--.:::g staff serves students and :acuity. The staff is available for li.s ening ,vithout criticism, to an_- problems- ranging from time management to unwanted ~~eg:nancy, chemicaldependen­c:- to roommate problems,

ndecided major to tests ~ecessary for jobs after gradua­..... r1. Be sure to ask about SIGI, -· e computer program design­ed especially for you!

Tutoring

Free tutorial services are of­==e~ed in the Tutorial Center ocated on the second floor of ac..:i:son Hall. Students ex­

periencing difficulty in course , -ork are assisted by peers-

-ors under the direction of the or coordinator, Miss Margie

-hepherd. The center is open ~uring the fall and spring semesters and both summer :erms.

I tor: Alvin Brannon, Brenda Turner, Anna Rago, Barbara Foots, Demetra Carter.

Front row, 1 tor: Quazianwarulkarim, Joe Mitchell, Boon-Wan Tan, Malinda Pike, Margie F. Shepherd; Back row: Kevin Paul Jester, Bob­by Kirkpatrick, Shirley Manning, Sherry Venable.

1 m r: Kathy Keene, Gwen Johnson

- . lary Johnson, Barbara - =r. - 1elissa LA:>we

1 to r: O.L. Watson, l\1rs. Rhena Richards , Karen Woods

Information Office

Whenever you read a news article or hear a report about Southern Arkansas University, chances are it originated in the Information Office. The staff of the In­formation Office is active in promoting SAU through the local, state, and regional media.

Several publications, such as the SAU Times, SAU Stater, and Faculty Bulletin, are published through the Information Office. These periodicals are important in keeping prospective students, alumni, and faculty inform­ed about campus news and events.

Sports Information Office

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Efficient in working with other schools and with the members of the media, Jeff Harrington has completed his first year as Sports Information Director. The office of Sports Information has on file athletic news concerning SAU and sends out announcements dealing with teams, players, and Coachs.

Switchboard Operator

Mrs. Oreida Merrill , swit­chboard operater at SAU since 1976, supervises the new phone system which was installed in March, 1986. The mechanical board Mrs. Merrill previously operated was over thirty years old. Parts were no longer available . The current, state of the art ,system enhanced communication possibilities by increasing the number of stations from 200 to over 950 and providing such features are call waiting, call hold, ~ call forwarding , and conference ~

L1orary

The John F. and Joanna G. Magale Library is a 2.4 million dollar comprehensive library­learning resource center loca:eri in the center of the campus. Housing approximately 150, volumes of print and non-prin­items , with over ,000 periodical titles, the .1agale Library, with seating for ,. serves students and facU: .~ In addition, conference rooms a!l

audio-visual carrels are main­tained for group interaction an individual instruction.

l to r : Robert Reid, Irene Brannon, Terry Gordon, Martha Bace

Curriculum Center The Center for Support of Public Education and the Curriculum Center, directed by Dr. Mary Hamilton, are located on the first floor of Magale Library. The many activities, resources, and workshops provided by the Centers are for the purpose of supporting Southern Arkansas University's School of Education, elementary and secon­dary education students, preservice teachers, and inservice public school teachers. An advisory board keeps the Center's focus viable and current.

: o r: Dr. Mary Hamilton Director, Mari Hunter, Taritha Sanders Pat Rischbieter DeShonette \Villiams, Mary Hubbard.

Computer Services

The Department of Computer Services ·.cl.S organized for the purpose of secur­

ing maintaining, and monitoring the ~niversity's computer systems; process­mg data needed by various units; and serving the computer-related needs of the campus and local community th.rough consultations, evaluations, and recommendations. DCS employs 4 fullti.me staff members, in addition to approximately 20 student workers who perform various duties such as program­...,iog coordinating and operating the Student Labs, entering data, setting up terminal lines, and performing other general office and computer-related duties.

Secretaries

~ Arkansas University employs twenty full ~ eight part time secretaries. These ladies

e!ltly and cheerfully handle a large share of : activities of the university.

R2 LL-TL\1E: Mary Hubbard

\:::i Bridges Carla Machen A.-na Askew Avis Moses Lisa Overturf Bronwyn Sneed tis& Harwell Brenda Turner ja::. franks !...n:ra Heath PART -TIME :

• Pearson Melissa Pearson Deborah Odom

·z:x1a Stewart Marla Schober Deo:a Banks Kathy Langheld Dorot:ir Bennett Sarajane Telford

Brewster Cindi Owens . Burgess Kristi Tackett

:bis Dees Debbie Williams Dodson Marvajean Lane

Front row 1 to r: Buddy Craft, Doris Malone, Applications Programmer; Karen Gilkey, David R. Keith, Director of Computer Services; Lisa Sharp,and Donita Gilmore; Second row: Pam Burton, Computer Operator; Todd Birtcher, Dan Pearson, Applications Programmer; Brock Sanders, Carl Jacobs, Freddie Mor­rison, and Sandra Lockhart; not pictured: Mia Bryant, Dana Sikes, Mindy Williams , Pam Griswald, Tony Foster, Lee Otis Henderson, and Wallace Clark.

Front row 1 to r: Jan Franks, Marvajean Lane, Kathy Langheld; 2nd row: Debbie Williams, Sarajane Telford, Dorothy Bennett , Judy Pearson; Back row: Wanda Stewart, Ann Bridges, Bronwyn Sneed, Carla Machen.

Front row, 1 tor: Betty Sargent, Eria Broomfield, Vernell Threadgill, Mildred E. Runyan, Maxine Carter, Abigail Ednan, Ruby Barrow,' Goise Griffin, An­nie Lee Johnson, Back row: Dave Smith, Clint Wright, Almer Jefferson, Elroy ..lcGraw, Rex Johnson, Billy Rowe, Jeff Jones, not pictured: Bernard Thomas, Henry Clayton , Fred Alexander, Rick Russ.

F ;: row, l tor: Danny ~fidcileton, Edsel Talley Tommy Ander­s:J:l Ronald Lewis Elvis Griffin Bad ro, ·: Chuck Young Elwin -~-. Roben Jones, .'end~ 5.:roman Jerry Walker. Keith Bur-~ ¢c'.:red.: Willie f~ Bill Parker

Office

l to r: Jerry Walker, Laura Hea1h. ~ Machen, and Dave Smith Brewster

Trades

Front row, l to r: Michael Johnson John 0:'SO:l Green, Delton Doss, and Robert Smith Ba ~o- . Smith, Roy Baskin, Earl Miller,Clint Wrigh~ G...: ~ and Phil Schalchlin

RIDER BATTALION

SAU's Reserve Officers' Training Corps promotes citizen­ship and leadership among student participants. Students elec­ting to complete the military science curriculum are commis­sioned as officers in the United States Army and may serve the nation on active duty or in a part-time reserve capacity. The SAU Corps of Cadets is organized as the Mulerider Bat­talion and led by upperclassmen who have decided to com­plete the officer commissioning program. Freshman and sophomore military science students are allowed to participate in battalion activities while they evaluate the merits of the program. Membership in the Corps of Cadets enhances and complements all SAU academic disciplines.

Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Ted Haynes presents a gold bar to cadet Captain Lee Vaughn during the Gold Bar Bonding Ceremony.

Cadet Fust Sergeant Fredia Marshall, Sergeant Freddi Morrison and ~ John Taylor prepare the Rider cannon for the SAU and UCA b::iciaD game.

~ lst Lieutenant C.W. Walker demonstrates how to use a _ · compass during the I.and Navigation Leadership Lab.

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Cadet Major Karen Brown, Captain Kenneth 3_ jor Reggi Cotton, and Captain Rodney LaG:""nc.

CDIMl9SIDNED Dffl[[II IRDUND THE

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AND STAFF

A Rider Battalion Cadet demonstrates the pro­per repelling techniques.

o :- Sergeant Robert McClellant, Major Virgil Diams, Master Ser6 eant Robert Evans, Captain Bill Goff, Master Sergeant Carl

~ers Lieutenant Colonel John Brown, Staff Sergeant Lonnie Col­ema=. Captain Robert Brinson, Glenda Adams, Captain Tony

-c~ead.

~IDER ACTIVITIES

::adet Lieutenant Colonel Ted Haynes rovides security during a Recon Patrol

1 tor: Cadet Sergeant Larry Manly, 2nd Lieutenant Sandra Lockhart, 1st Lieutenant Erving Myers, 2nd Lieutenant Mike McCoug, Lieutenant Colonel Ted Haynes and Major Reggi Cotton, perform color gaurd duty at the SAU and UCA football game.

'-'~ . ..., .... -~ . ~--··· CDMMl551DNED OFFICERS AROUND THE WORLD

Front row 1 tor: Cheryl A. Garrard (capt.), Wilson Tollett, Dennis Humphrey Bob Evans (coach); Back row: Bill Goff (coach), Todd Hallmark, Chris McDowell,and Roger Chambers.

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Freshmen Team

Bob Evans coach Dennis Humphrey Cheryl A. Garrard, Chris --kDcr. -ell a!!rl Bill Goff coach

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row: john Attebery, Johnny Brewer, Houston Taylor, Scott Frachiseur, \\db Ronald Morris, Lewis Porterfield, Bubba Campbell, Edman Smith,

ac:: Jad;: Harringtr,n· Back row: Randall Adams, Todd McMahen, Russell Womack, G-=m. Joel .\lc.\fahen, Mark Clay, Randy Tilley, and Steve Fulton.

Biology Club

Fe ~ row I to r: Paula Colvert, Kim Kyles, Dale Williams, Lisa Rayburn, Tracy Bounds, June Terry Lisa Allen Michelle Allen, and Rhonda Roberts; Second row: Cissy Campbell, Melanie Barnes ~- Kelly Lisa Henry, Jayne Ann Atwell, and Mike Volner; Third row: Todd Hallmark, Keitl­Sttood Randy Clark, Wayne Burns, Jason Robertson, Hugh Johnson, and Allyn Turner; Back row, HOU)· Robison, Daniel England, Steven Jones, Chad Scott, and Joe Farrar.

The Medical Science Biology Club of Southern Arkansas University is under the direction of Dr. Hugh Johnson, professor of genetics and microbiology. Club members share common io­terests in the biological sciences and having fun. Each year biology club students work toward many individual projects each directed toward the enjoyment of the annual Biology Club Spring Roadtrip, quickly becoming an SAU institution. Following last year's Houston trip, a Spring Break trip was planned for this year to Boston, New York City, and Washington, D.C. While in Boston, students visited M.LT., the alma mater of retired SAU biology professor Marie King, an avid biology club sponsor. Since many club members are pre-professional people, the biology club facilitates their biological studies and often aids in placement to various health­related professional schools throughout the na­tion by helping students promote thir in­dividuality as well as their studies.

- ro·.·.- I tor: Bob Wells, Joanna Wilson, Patty Eckert, Don Smith, Blan Ellis, Herschel Kitchens, J'!chens. Bonnie Marsh, and Stephan Strauss; Back row: Frank Schambach, Vernon Perry, Jeremy

..3ln Leon Hardin , Donald Duncan, Raymond Bruce, and David Jeane

row I to r: Johnny Johnson, Susan Pratt, Vhonda Burgess, and Kerri Blakely; Back row: Jake ~d (advisor) Rhonda Burgess, Margot Tull (secretary), Trigger Manning (president), Pat Wat­

"'lCe-president) Darin Kight , and Dan Skelton.

Arkansas. Also, members a.-e couraged to participate in cheological digs supenised Schambach.

Alpha Psi Omega

cellance in colle~e ra•r::wmO! Membership is acquired • e!:J:r=::;:=

specified number of poin!s ticipating in theatre pI'·Od:x:l:JO'=.s.

front row I tor: Melondy Walrup, Joyce Jones, Lesa Ayers, Lynette Scott, Veverly wliams, and Jolantha Johnson. 2nd row: Ron Johnson , Ray Neal, Walter Lacy,

Horace Berry and Tredrick Simmon. Back row: Michael Green, Herbert Wallace, Roderic~· Ross. Gerald Stumon, Raymond Gilbert, Ralph Adams, and Teron Colbert.

Bray

Front row I tor: Linda Gulley, Saron Robinson, and Pam Jones; Second row: Brandi Bube a!lCI Rhonda Burgess; Back row: Angie Ferguson, Cindy Parker, Richard Castor. Christopher Gregory, Judith Kurtz, Joseph Hilburn, and Mark Seabaugh

Black Students Association is an organization that is active on campus as well as in the com­munity. The organization tries to get involved with the many events on campus, helping reach goals and initiate an excellence of unity among its members as well as those who are not.

The Bray, SAU's weekly newspaper, serves the college community and pro­vides training and viable leadership ex­perience for many future journalists.

Students involved in the area of communication should consider posi­tions on the newspaper staff as a way of earning salaries and acquiring meaningful entries for job resumes.

I lo r: Deedra Marks. Sherry Longino, Dr. David Rankin . Mike Smith. Tustin Thomas, and Joe Woods.

. E'!.:2-"eth \\.u;.er =d Ba.~-a \'>a'.ser Back ~ ~ Ga.-y 1£.':b:D. Traer

Collegiate Republican s

The College Republicans CR are a frr­ward moving, conservative-thinking i: of students whose common goal is to see tee United States government continue thrive.

Our meetings are fun times to share - ·eas and probable solutions to some of the ;p:;o­blems our government faces. CR ~ students to understand the issues and realities of our political system_

College Republicans the stronges! pa.i~

on camp us,are leading the way to bu-ikt~ a strong America.

Campus Activities Board

grams such as m.~~=s. m us1c1ans com~~.~ . speakers and sm.:-e&S.

Each fall acts are~ by a special ..yOllp C members at the ~. ~c:::;a:.:

brought back o ta1npcs approval by the mem bership .

'-A>Uegtate 1-'~A Cbapter

Front row I to r: Edman Smith, Stacey Stone, Ronald Morris, and Jack Harrington; Back row: Randy Clark, Johnny Embry, Steven Swayze, and Sammy Cox.

front row 1 tor: Patta Henderson, Ross Yingling, Sherry Venable, Penny Smith, and Freddie Morrison; Back row: Ken Walker, Buddy Craft, Wallace Clark, Karen Gilkey, Sherry Foster, and Richard Kimbell.

I tor: fadeline Powell, Tamara Stout Shelly Fuller and Lois Dudney; pic~ured Janet Burnette. Rose Jones Debbie Dunwoodie Karla Gib­

SJ:l and Shelly Martin.

Computer Prog'"amm Unlimited is a rela~:· el .... organization on the S A.U. pus. The member5 of organization include stud~n~ are majors or minors :..:: Com Information Systems. One ' main goals of CPU i- to gain ed information about he lei

computers that is no· nee covered by classroom ect Also, through meetings hcl organization new ideas a computer program on rampus voiced. The organiza n takes at least one fie d trip the year to a company re the computer field.

Delta Chi

Delta Chi Compass ~s a service organization for post-secon&L-y school students which is loaned on the campus and serve:> e school and community. It is a youth organization chanered the Pilot Club International an sponsored by a Pilot Club. I is a nonprofit, nonsectarian nonpar· tisan organization. It is an integral­part of the Pilot Club hl~ernatianal family.

Membership consists of students, including former Anc or Compass members, who are of good character and good standing and who are officially enrolled in the school. Xew member· are ah\·ays welcome SAU member­ship requirements are: lJ 2.0 gra e point average and 2 12 seme ... er hours completed S'"udents ma~· join Delta Chi Compass ina diti to an\· sororitv thev mav wish o . . "" ...

join :;r a.i-eari; belon~ to.

~th, Physical Education, and Recreation Club

:: Dr Downing, Cherie Brown, Elaine Jones, Dr. Kathryn Brown, Katie King, Dina Ga::z \rmes Angela Moody, Carol Scheett, Gail Sanders, Linda Lowe, and She.rrie Bedwell;

&b Embrey Roger Dunlap, Denise Duke, David Currey, Kim Powell, RaDonna Davis, .cd Sffir Pate; Third row: Todd Mahaffey, Steve Chenoweth, Le' Ann Morgan, Gary Miller,

Pam Jackson, Kathey Mixon, Timothy Jordan, Hernan Geevora, and Lesa Ayers; Fourth c.cker, Darla Stivers, Katie Marshall, Greg Strickland, Gloria Sutton, Larry Lundeen,

M:l~-;:!:.t. Cindy Miller, and Cheryl Darden; Back row: Steve Smith, LeAnne Fallin, Beth Miller, ~ Bunk Mallison, Cody Vanderford, Greg Brewer, and Anthony Johnson.

ter-Greek Council

Fr.JC! :tJW I tor: Vikki Fox, Charmayne Upchurch, Freida Marshall, Teresa Thomas, June Terry, Cheryl A. Ga.~ and Mechell Roberson; Back row: Roy Turner, Stacey Stone, Donnie Clayton, Donald ~ Marlin Masey, ~chael Stout, and Jayne Ann Atwell. ·

The Association for Health, PhysiaL. Education, Recreation and Dance is designed to encourage close relation­ships between professional majors and minors and between professional students and the faculty. Activities are planned to provide opportunities for desirable experiences in professional preparation and growth not found in curricular activities.

Southern Arkansas University Inter­Greek Council is 'the governing body for all social fraternities and soroities at SAU.

IGC is responsible for playing the part of liason between the Greek organizations and the administration. IGC is also responsible for settling disputes between fraternities and sororities.

Each member of the organization is represented in the IGC by men and women who have been elected by their organization. Officers of the IGC are elected by all Greek members.

A highlight of each year is the Greek Olympics. IGC members strive to create a better Greek Olympics each year. Greek Olympics is a time for all Greeks to be together and have a good time in a competitive atmosphere.

IGC has as a principle goal making the image of Greek life a better picture.

Front row, l tor: Didder Johnson, Felicia Lee, Keith W. Harris, Brandt Heisner, Judith Kurtz · mstructorl, Kevin W. Harris, Ginger Brown, David Fowler, Back row: David E. Voss, Clay

Sanford (mgr.I, Ronald Johnson, Michael Clayton, Vince White, Rick Thurman

International Students

f:n&: row 1 tor. Elizabeth Davis ~tarianne Carter, Elizabeth Walker Barbara Walker, Leah Kelly, v-.an Chie-." Ho. and Leo Carson Davis· Back row: Boon-Wan Tan Quaz"ianwarul Karim,

!.::>hammed Zulfizur Bari Bala Gopal Bobby Kirkpatrick Kenneth Walker Richard Garner, \ajd lzad°ian Syed ~1a.sood and Hong Hup Koh.

KSAU, the university rac 5;j-~~

operates on the A.\i dial. It is a .. circuit broadcast whic:i is ai.:-ed b of the residence halls and the fus -of Overstreet Hall. The st.ui f consists of album oriented :. some top 40. _

The station signs on the ai:- -a .m. and runs throcgh Monday through Frida:. Dfsre · on a voluntary baSls ~ ~'1.illi ..

their board shifts around their schedule.

The purpose of the In_er:i tional Students A..ssocia • allow SAC srude.::::s · :n side the United ~~es o each other soc:i.a: _·. ~cs~dJ~ course of srud _~ o:r nan origin. The group wan,, to newcomers find ei-around the SAU campus and just to a neT .. .- lliest_ e. Association seeks -o f ei"

ter relations ·,iili &\meri: students and participation with interests !Il

languages a:id

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\2ppa Kappa Psi is a National -a.."y Band Fraternity for col­

e bandsmen. SAU's Delta Chi - er was chartered February

• 966. Kappa Kappa Psi :Sentlv has seventeen active =n.be;s. ~Iembership into the ·erni~ :." is aquired afer a pro-

..::Oes through a period of . gin; much like a Greek ::a.niz.arion. The organization is

ea to helping each member e op his leadership and

:;::nization abilities. While many e no· heard of KKPsi, the emi • is in the process of re­tling.

Lambda Alpha Beta

Front row 1 tor: James Waters, Teddy Ayers, Eric Epperson, Blake Epperson, David Fowler, Ken Kelley, and Mike Sullivan; Back row: Brandt Heisner, Philip Childers, C.W. Smeltzer, Tony Turner, Joey Stephens, Rick Cottle, Chuck Ambrose, and Harry Dickens.

Front row 1 tor: Terah Warellaw, Thomas Ekman, and Rebecca Willis; Back row: Cody Metz, Rhonda Roberts, Sally Harrison, Robert Russell, and Majd Izadian.

Math Club

Front row I tor. Donna Williams Kean Steely Joy Glasser and Sue Donohue· Back row­Larry Raines l..uk.e Wlntebead Jerry Andersoo Raymond Cammack. and Paul Gathright.

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~ ·I · founded is the SAC Pre­er of the Phi Alpha Delta

F-a ernity International. eI"S oi ihis legal fraternity are in la ,· schools and major ,· ·es throughout the nation.

bership is drawn from ·- who \,ish to persue a in law and those who simp­

.e a .:ascmation for the law ;i,sh o Know more about it . .in .. as President is Rodney ne Vice-president - Joe

Secretary - Margot Tull, -e- - Ka: Garrett, and SGA

- - T -isa Gill. Other members / R. Forester, James M. ~ e i.arnie \Villiams, Dee - n Tammy Mason, Jack

John Henley, James Da\·id Baker, Judy

· anci Steve Forbes. Ad­W. Giles and

Phi Alpha Theta

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Phi Alpha Delta students visit Attorney General of Arkansas, Steve Clark. Pictured from 1 to r: Attorney general - Steve Clark, Lisa Gill, Jack Melton, and James Barksdale.

one national offitt.. Accordinz 10 Dr.

R~ Yinmie. PBl. _..,..._..., ...

Front row I tor: Michael .Smith, Sherry Longino, Karen .Gilkey, James Waters, Deadra Marks, Cari Vaughn, Kim Pearce, Joe Woods, Vicki Hale, and Penny Smith; Second row: Louis Blanchard, Harry Kolb, Sherry Rosser, Koh Hong Hup, Martha Lester, Bonnie Wilson, Michael Dees, Paula Scott, Dana Burchfield, Leann Rogers, and Haley Chapman; Third ·r9w: David Rankin, Marty Curtis, Marvajean Lan!,'!, Sharon Brown, Deb Odom, Kelly Williams, Tamie Rogers, and .Ross Yingling; Back row: David Williams, Leland Callaway, Carl Shotts, Baylor Guy, Anna futurr.-Osborne, John Abbott, Doug McCreary, Barry Miles, Robert· Pearce, Randy Hampton, and Richard Kimbell~-------------------

Cari Vaughan has been elected State Phi Beta Lambda Vice President for 1987-88. PBL is the collegiate division of the Future Business Leaders of America and Cari is the 14th SAU student to serve as a state PBL officer.

5~~ lort."IDO rettff~ \Jumni .. an1.

Darid Blakely aettpb the )larch of Dime- A....-ard for rai,in~ $28-;"l.00 .

business stu<knt,, and i- tat ,-~1--=!a-.. Busine,,,, Leadt'rs or .\arrica..

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\' icki lialt'. Hon.~ Hup KolL -.i 1-=- n.-. •

Jt'nnifer ' ldluaa.Jd .. r-_. Linda Ga- fo, D Carl Shotk for Dau ~ D Richard Kimbt,IJ foe "1\Ja~ew-,1111

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ta') Procrda:tt Jmniler ~d)aaald £..r ~

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Kim P~rtt-\ 1.Clarlwa r. :-.-C'l'2'1.-:,1;

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tary Pror.datt 1taa - ~ 1.-:m- .... I'!: .... of '1,o". ~ ia -~ Pm..

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rchology Club

:"e ?S"..:·chology Club is spon­d .... ~ Dr. Dan Pasco and Dr. Ed ;a,· ~1embership is drawn

psychology majors and :s but is also open to all

eni.S. Their activities include i trips lectures by visiting c_ologists and psychology e:::s Assistance is provided in Se:ecion of graduate schools; :essional careers in psychology

in·:estigated, and some stance is provided for those · g employment in the field.

Aren't they cute!

Front row l to r: Kerri Kitchens, Cindy Dairs, Lynn Scott, and Cheryl Garrard; Second row: Melanie Barnes, Colleen Grandon, Carolyn Hall,

Front row l tor: Cari Vaughan, Patta Henderson, Peggy Phillips, Patty Phillips, Rhonda Roberts, Dana Burchfield, Marvajean Lane, and Vicki Hale; Second row: Ranette Garner, Tish Strange, Karen Brown, Leann Beard, Freida Marshall, Vicky Chism, LaDonna Buck, Sherry Longino, and Lora Craig; Back row: Joe Woods, Harold McKnight, Kevin Chap­man, Kim Pearce, Gregory Ford, and Keith Stroud.

The Southern Arkansas Univer­sity Student Foundation lS an honors organization ±at ;-or.

through the admissions office assisting with recrU!:ing aml representing the uni\•ersi _"' visiting regional high scnoo..s •;i~

recruiters, giving ~pus -mus prospective stude:1ts orgaoizin_ high school days OI! S_.\~ cam:_ -sponsoring VIP \ · ee end fi : outstanding high schoo. stu en~ and by helping o·he"" ~- .. U organizations or departme.n when needed.

Each member mUSi 2.85 grade poin.: average a:no selected by a committee ~ a screening and iffervi~ rn:t..:: p:ro­cess. Each member .recei .-es -scholarship that pays a pa. -his/her tuition.

SAU Rodeo Tea•

f ront row l tor. I.on \ieux and Malissa Coleman; Second row: Tracy kC.ain. Pam DeRouen and Sbelly Broo:tS· Back ww· Rodney Hayes, Da..-yl Llv­in;sto~ Je.'T}• Jat:kso~ Clark Lorraine, and Cliff tittle; . -o~ pic:ured: M.r. Ecmrm s.....-~:_h james D:-2!:e Frank Wallace .\Eke Morpnew, Snerry ~ . Susa::: B-.,::::so:.. ~ Om::ne 3=)-an 1.aye Mark Smit.-:i Don kGee Ste-.-e :iail an-: - ·-.3 ~ -

Society of Collegiate Journalists

e Sociel ~- of Collegiate Jour­s SCJ ,,·as founded on Dec.

_ - : as Pi Delta Epsilon, the :n.a..: Honorary Fraternity of .....a~e ~1ass Communications. ~-ary purpose of the Socie­o recognize the efforts and

of college -iS.

:e .::A · chapter of SCJ was ea in the Spring of 1981. The

-ors saw a need for an · rion of this type to be at

•• SCJ hosts various speakers e local media. Members

benefi from several Society ·ces.. The group has held Jour­

~rkshops and fund

Front row l to r: Daphne Robertson, Angi Furgeson, Stacey Buck, and Clay Sanford; Back row: Brandi Beebe, Judy Kurtz, Pam Jones, and Kerri Blakely.

Society of Physics Student_s

e society of Physics Students self go,·erning society serving in•erests of physics students is open to everyone interested

ph/siCS. The SPS offers par­"pation in the national physics

unity access to job informa­::. speakers, films and other ac­. ....ies Joint meetings are often d ·,-:th Lambda Alpha Beta. embers of the SPS local

p er are Bala Chander Gopal, illiam A. Russell, Mike Staggs, rl Dr. Eichenberger, Advisor.

front row 1 tor: Tracie Skaggs, Karen Brown, Cari Vaughn, Lisa Gill, and ~olyn Hall; Second row: Ed Kardas, Karen Gilkey, Allyn Turner, Arturo Cnavez, and D.A. Haefner; Back row: Darrell Jones, Rodney LaGrone, Ken­neth Walker, Buddy Craft, and Hong Hup Koh.

F~ - · I to r: li::ida jai.""'les s~epha;ue Da:· Valerie BrecE.en..ric!ge :..ynn _ __,,,_ .... Debra Boyd and Renee Ellis· Back ro-• • Tracy Hicklin Donna uumas

a::df Ri:"'barri laTis-....a ~-e :F.aren Coke: and Sophia Holocook.

The Studen: Gove:rnn Association is a S..-ude::· o:.;a: tion that represe:::s :..:ie ~ body' s \'Oice a::C cp·ni ..,. university :nar-e:-s a:ui peifi the duties as pr~::bed o · . members se~:e c=. several · tant comminees s:::h as dent affairs co!I'..m:=:ee anG •

collegiate athletic com.m..~~­also plays a key role in.., ..... ~,,., ing and sponsor: an an

Spring F::::g •.

Tau Beta Sigma

Honorar · ou:s:andin5 ban~

. -main purpose 15 .o college oanci.

SAC s chap e.: G Omicron. was -ha:r er Februa.. ... .- : : :9-;:; 02.:~ and Dick o:.:·:e:- ·~·o.: eri

ak . - -m er~ a ~c:::; orcaru.zz F unci.:aise::""s and -: · __

elude· organizing ili~ Ann;.w: and Ensemble for hi.:

marchir:g season. \Ve are he:-e for the

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tUTOll OM OU,Y

Association of Baptist Students The Association of Baptist Students initiated a new program this year, pru­viding opportunities for resident and commuting students. NOONDAY LIGHT each Monday at 12:00 noon provided students an opportunity to have lunch and Bible study together. EVENING LIGHT each Wednesday at 7:00 pm provided and opportunity for spiritual growth with a variet of programs including guest speakers, Bible games and quizzes, Singspirations, devotions, films, and socials with fun, food, and fellowship . MORNING LIGHT at 7:00 am each Friday provided an opportunity for students to enjoy breakfast together concluded with devotions and prayer. Special activities during the year included trips to Fall Retreat at Daniel Springs, Texas and Spring Retreat at Camp Bethany in Louisiana. The activities for ABS regular meetings are conducted in the ABS Center located at the corner of West University and North Washington.

Front row, l to r: Clark Ingram, Dennis Landrum, Kenny Swan, Tim Burkette, and Philip Attebery. 2nd row: Mimi Pike, Bill Burchfield, Molly Cottrell, Cindy Beasley, and LaDona Baker. 3rd row: Shane Crank, Ann Williams, Kelly Smith, Brett Cauley, Devan Hollis, and Connie Wilbur. Back row: Jeffery Franks, Jeff Mock, Jeff Bissell, Ritchie Swan, Sherry Cooper, Tonnette Griffin, and David Eaton.

Baptist Student Union

The Baptist Student Union at SAU is a fellowship of students dedicated to promoting the cause of the Christian faith both on campus and beyond. Through activities such as noon worship , Bible studies, mission trips , in­tramurals, and ministry projects , students are encouraged in their faith and challenged in their commitment to Jesus Christ.

The BSU has a rich heritage at SAU. Over 50 years ago a group of SAU (then A and M) students joined together to form what was later to be known as the Baptist Student Union. For over 25 years, the Baptist Student Union , located across from the Greek Theater at the intersection of University and East Lane, has served as a place of relaxation for students, a headquarters for the BSU, and a meeting place for many BSU activities.

The Baptist Student Union is led by Robert Turner, Director, and Shobie Jones, Outreach Coordinator. Maretta Brown serves as the BSU Secretary.

Front row l to r: Rose Jones, Maretta Brown, Mary Ann Wong, Karen Mays, Candy \'Vh.ite Molly Co--rrel1 Ginger Brown, Devin Hollis,and Dena Langdon; Back row: Shobie Jones, Richard Phillips, Bill Burch:~ Taco Chavez, Dennis Landrum, Keith Harris, David Eaton, Andrew Cozart, an d Tim Burkett.

Church of Christ Student Center

The Fall Semester of the 1986-87 school year marks the 15th Anniversary of service to the SAU campus by the CCSC. The Center is available for students to get away from school work and relax playing ping-pong, watching T.V. , or visiting with friends.

The CCSC is more than a place to relax. The Center means people and activities. The students go on trips , retreats, and help people in the community. Weekly activities include suppers on Sunday evenings, a Wednesday fellowship at 7 p.m., and special Bible studies on Thursdays.

Any students who are interested in the fellowship and fun are invited to attend.

Front row, 1 tor: Shea Hutchens, Dianne Martin, Felicia Wilson, Carrie McKenzie, Tereasa \Villet , Rebecca Grose, Lisa McAdams, Pam Baskin, Anita F. Turner, and Carol Testone. 2nd row: Alonzo Joe, Wes Payne, Don Madden, Richard Garner , Floyd Alverson, Bubba \Voods, Mark Patter, Willie Carroll, Ross Yingling, Kristy Cates, and Carl Cates- Director. Back row: John Siesmore, Rod Duckworth, Larry Burton, Kevin Paul Jester , Mike Camp­bell, Chris McDowell, Jim Womack, and Robert Reaves.

1v11ss1onary tlapt1st ~tuctent t ·e1lovVsh1p

1 to r: Todd Birtcher, president ; LaDonna Buck, secretary; Kevin Cauldwell, represen­tative; not pictured, Maenola McDaniel, vice president.

The M.B.S.F ministry at SAU is sponsored by the Calvary Baptist Churh. Located across from the National Gaurd A..r­mory, it is open in the afernoon and even ing for activities and study. The M.B.S.F has their weekly meeting each Tues­day at 7:00 p.m. Devotionals are held on Thursday at 9:00 p.m. Knowing the atmosphere of our day and the IDa.11_­

temptations that a college student is faced with, the ~LB. -.F reached out with love and concern to those students ar.:en­ding Southern Arkansas University.

F:-ont: Scott Baker; 1st row I to r: Rebecca Cooper Sally Hudson, Cissy Campbell - 1.aenola McDaniel Brenda Gartrell Janet Burnette· 2nd row 1 to r: Barry Baker

11.:·a Cearly l\lissy Glass Rand.:- Crallii La.Donna Buck DuLane Beaver Xeca -~·ens Donna Huddleston- 3rd row I ·or: :·evin Cauldwell Suart Cearly Todd · -cher .Phillip . filler Greg Reap an · Berry Gabbard

Wesley Foundation

Since 1957, the Wesley Foundation has been a part of SAU's campus. Serving as an extension of the United Methodist Church, the Wesley provides a Christian atmosphere for students to come to for relaxation, study, and fellowship. To implement this, the Wesley building houses a kitchen, small library or study room, a living room with color TV and VCR, restrooms, local phone, and a fellowship hall with ping pong and pool table. A half basketball court is on the west end of the building. Tuesdays and Wednesdays are especially fun at the Wesley when lunch is served and Bible study takes place, respectively. Brother Joe Arnold , director, invites everyone to attend!

Front row l to r: Laura Heath, Nancy Vess , Toni Miller, Jeff Smart, David Curry, Lynne Smith, Dana Bur­chfield, Barbara Hasley, Jeanne Jones; Back row: William Vance, Devin Hollis, Sherry Venable, Joe Farrer, Sherril Woods , Joe Arnold, Mike Sullivan, Kim Anderson, D 'Anne Temple, Mary Griffin, Charlie Murphy, Troy Skeesich, Danny Rogers

United Voices for Christ

Sitting l tor: Melondy Waldrup, Daphne Robertson , Lynette Scott, Deanna Wills Mechell Rooer­son; Standing: John Pressley, Steve Taylor, Tredrick Simon, Ray eal, Roderick Troner Ean::ion Anderson, Jimmy Archer .

Honors L'onvocatton

Dr. Robert Campbell University Ron.or Professor

Outstanding Students

Lora L. Craig Outs tanding Student-School of Business

William A. Russell, Jr Outstanding Student-School of Science & Technology

Jackie M. Melton Outstanding Student-School of Liberal & Performing Arts

Rhonda Jo Souter Outstanding Student-School of Education

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Adams, Randall . . . . .... . . . .. 146 Adcox; Jay .. . . .. . . . . .. .. .. .. 52 Attebery, John . ... . .... . ... . . 146 Bace, Martha . . . .. . ..... . . ; . 137 Banks, Debra .... . .. . ... 130, 138 Biley, Sam .. . ............ .. . 54 Bourne, Judy ... . ..... . ....... 58 Brannon, Irene ... . ...... 137, 178 Burton, Pamela . .. . .. . . ...... 138 Deaton, Tim .... . .... . . ... .. 135 Downing, Margaret ..... . .. . . . 168 Eichenberger, Rudy .... . ... . . 160 Eichenberger, Sharon ... . · ..... 132 England, Daniel ...... . ...... 146 Farrar, Joe . . .... .. ........ . 146 Goodheart, Steve ........... . .. 62 Gordon, Terry ..... . ....... . . 137 Guy. Baylor ...... . .......... 62 Haefner, D A .. . ... . ..... . .. 147 Hamilton, Mary ........ .. ... 137 Hardin. Leon ........ ... .... 147 Barrington. Jack ..... . .... . .. 146

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:\hbott.. John C. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 157 -. John .. .. ............ . ..... 124 -. Ralph G . . .. ............ 51, 183

• -.. Rebecca A. . . . . . . . . . . . . 180, 186 Ym·onka E . .......... .... . . . 183 Tim F .......... . .......... 182

Oiert)-1 :u ....... 46, 123. 124, 146 Li..--.a K. ... ... . .... . ... . . 82, 146

-. flo~-d 0. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 172 '!..l!Et:!..>tt-~. Charles L . . . . . . . . . . . 154, 184

-.on. Danny R. . . . . . . . . . . . 123. 185

~oa. Earmon .. . ............. 175 b~-. Kimberl~- K. . . . . . . . . 133. 174

-. Jim.my F. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .W. 188 J li .......... . ........ . . 68 • Jimm~- \\. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 175 L~ K ............ 39. 180. 186

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Harrington, Jeff . . .. ....... . . 135 Heath, Laura ...... . .. . . . ... 139 Hicklin, Rob . ......... ... 52, 53 Hubbard, Mary ..... .. . ...... 137 Hurst, Ginger . . ..... . ... . . 60,168 Ingram, Monroe ...... . .. . .... 54 Johnson, Hugh . ... . .... ... .. 146 Johnson, Mary ... . .......... 135 Jones, Steven . . . . . . ......... . 146 Kardas, Edward .. . . ... . ..... 161 Keene, Kathy ... . .... .. ..... 135 Keith, David ..... . .... ...... 138 Kurtz, Judith ........... 148, 160 Landrum, Dennis ........ 170. 171 Machen, Billy . . ............. 139 Mallory, Kathleen . ..... . . .... 181 Malone, Doris ... . .... . .. .. . . 138 Merrel, Freida . . .... . ....... . 135 Miller, Laura . ............... 60 \foseley, Charles ............ . . 52 .l'lurdock, Joe ........ ... . .. . . 62 Nobale, Gerald .... . .. .. . .. ... 52

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Bair, Cindy L. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 186 Baker, David W . .. . ...... 123. 125, 188 Baker, Joseph A . ...... ...... ... 67, 184 Baker, LaDonna K . . .. .... 125. 171. 170 Bari, Mohammed Z ................. 153 Barnes, Melanie A . . . ... 82, 146. 158. 180 Barry, Thomas R. ................... 95 Beam, Keith J . .. . . ...... . .... ... 62. 63 Beard, Leann . . . 144, 159, 185, 187. 188 Bearden, Monda B . . . . ....... . 144. 187 Beasley, Cynthia A .. . . . ........... 170 Beaver, Charles R. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32. 186 Beaver, Dulane G ..... 124. 173. 184. 187 Bedwell. herrie B ............... 71. 152 Beebe. Brandi A ...... . ....... 148. 160 Beene. Ureka . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 126 BeUiore. Jennifer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 158 Bell. Teresa C. . . . . . . . . . . . 115. 186. 180 Beroer. Joe A .. ... .................. 54 Berr,. Herman L. .... ........ ..... 182 Birtcher. Todd J .. .. .......... 138. 1, 3 B" ~ll.. Jdlrey A. . • . . . 95. 124. I. 1. l 70 Blak Ca,sandra . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 126 Bb.kt~. Darid L . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15,

... .. 1.n. 160. 19-1. 195

0-wrtorf. Da rid •.•..•.....•.• - ., Pear;;on. Dan ............... 133 Pickerin•. T a.mmy •••••••••••• -Porterfield. t--is ............ l -Rankin. Dand . . . • . . . . . . • . • • Reid. Robert . . . . . . . . . . • • • • • .3: Richards. Rhena ............ • 3;;

Robi...-on. He~-.........•.••.• hambach. Frank .....•••••. l-.: olt. Chad ...............•• I ·

kao-gs. Tracie .... ..... . 149. 161 kelton. Dan .. . .......•••••• lr mith. Dave ..........••••• • 139 mith. Edman ..........•.•• • 146

Thoma..-on. Donna ....•..•••• l \\ alker. Elizabeth ....... l-19. 153 Walker. Jerr:,· ...........••• • l \\ atson. 0 L ...... ......... . 13,;;

Weaver. Pat. ........•.••••• 13:? Whitehead. Jake .... ......... 1-., Wilburn. Connie ......••••••• r ~·illiams. \Vilma ............• I

Bock. Rebecca K. Bolin. )lelissa G. . . • • • Bonner. Lee Ann ... ••• Borne. Terri F .... .••• Bounds. Tracy L . . . . .. Box. La'l't-rence E.. ••• •••• Boyd. Debra K.. . . . • •••• Boyd. tacy R.. • • • - •• - •• -Bradford. Jonathan "'· ..... Brasher. Angela J . .. ..•..• Breckenridge. Y almr D. . . . . Brewer. Gre•ory G. . . . • •• Brewer. Johnn~ .-\. ... ........ . Brooks. )lichelk . . • • •••••• Brown. Cherie )L . . . • •.•••

Brown.. Kenndh B. . . .. . ..•• Brown. Leonard P ....••••• Bro'l't'"ll. Sharon L . . . . .....•• Bro'l't'IL. Shelia K.. ...••••••••••• .Bro'l't'IL. Yane,;,a L •••........• Brumle~-. llary J .... ...••••••• Brun._-ou. win '\{". - ......... .' .

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Buck. LaDonna K.. • • . • • • • • • • • • I a. -Buck.: ~ E.. . ••••••••••••• t Bufrmrton. )Idi~--ac.a D. . ........•• Burd1firld. lkuy J ..•. ..•.•..••. Bmduirld.. Bill R. . . . • . • • • • 9&. I ,l. r Ba:rduidd. Dz:a. B.. • • • Ii~ l.i9. l.i- . I Bar!w. G.... ... . . I

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C.C=~ Mitzi D. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 131 ~a G. . . . . . . 146. 173, 182

C:a::::i:rdl.. .Yidiael D. . . . . . 123. 124. 172 146

• ~ A •. .. .. ........ .... 173 l::I':::~ ......... . J~ R. ............... 143

Ut.~lr::-. ~ " · . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68, 183 . Ja:mt '\L ... .. . ........... 126

Ut.1::::1~ Benanf 7.. . . . . . . . . . . . 51, 183

0:i!"IZ1""1'th. 5te~en '\\. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 152 .\rtnro A . ... . ... .. . .... 62, 63

,...;...-::.a•. Philip ~- .......... .. 123, 154 , - L . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 110, 159

146 152 153

· ~-.Tl'll~TODT ...... .....• .. • • .... . 184 Kimberly A. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 185

1....&Z:moa.. Lona C. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 144 • J~ P .. .. .. .. .. . ........ 124 • Karen A. . . . . .......... . 95, 161 • Ronnie D. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62, 152 ~ Fred L. .. ........ ........ 183 l.nitman. Herbert T. . . . . . . . . . . . . 68, 179 Co1rman. Larry W. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51 u:ilcman. :llali••a D. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 159

. Aaron D . ....... ..... . ...... 95

. Rebecca L. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 173

. 5herry .'ii. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 70 •. Jefferey Q .... 133, 124, 149, 157, 188 • Rick)· L. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 154

Reginald w . ....... ... 141, 142 D. loUy L .... ... . ...... 171, 170 -. Anthony T. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 186 Oaudia .. . ....... . . . .... ... 180 Robert . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 168, 150

Cox. y ana- L • • • • • . . . . . . . . . . . • . • . . 5:!

CrafL La"-rencc ~- . . . . 138. 151. 161 Crai!. Lora L .... .. .. 159. 186. 188. 19"2 Crank. .'ilikel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 70 Crockett. Joy L. ... ... .. .......... 125 Crumpler. Charles 1\1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 186 Currey. David L. . . . . . . . . . . 62. 152. 174 Curtis, Marty A. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 157

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Darden, Cheryl E. . . . . . . . . . 60, 152, 168 Davis, Devera A. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 181 Davis, James G ... . . .... . .... . ..... 185 Davis, Latonda W . . . .... ... .. . . .. . .. 83 Davis, RaDonna J .. ....... 58, 152, 168 Davis, Steven R. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 184 Day, Stephanie A . .... ........ . 87, 161 Dees, Doris . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 132 Dees, Michael J . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 157 Derouen, Pam . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 159 Dicicco, Mark E. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54 Dickens, Harry J . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 125, 154 Disotell , Brandon K. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62 Dixon, Cassandra D. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 126 Dodson, Jamie M ..... . . .. ......... 132 Dollar, Ronda L. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 187 Donohue, Glenda S . ......... . .. .... 155 Doughty, Sh ari E . .. . . ...... . .... .. 111 Duckett, Cynthia D .. ............. . 144 Duckworth, Roderic L. .... ..... 133, 172 Duke, Cynthia D. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 152, 185 Dumas, Donna G. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82, 161 Duman, Neil . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 95 Dunn, Christopher L. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 186 Dunn, Otis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68 Dunwoodie, Deborah A . . . . . .... . 82, 86 Dysarz, Mark J . . . .. . . . .... . . . .. .. 124

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Eades, Jeffery S . ........ . . . . . . . ..... 68 Eaton, David C. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 171, 1 70 Eddy, David S .. . ... . .. .. . . .. .... . 124 Edelheit, Da rin S. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68 Edwards, Gwendolyn K. .. ...... . .. 133 Edwards, Mark S . . . ... ... .. . .... 46, 47 Edwards, Sherry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 183 Edwards, Timothy .. .. . . . ..... 123, 124 Eggleston, Sara h E. . . . . . . . . . . . . 82, 131 E lledge, Sharon L. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 95 Elliott, Shelia L. ... ..... . ... .. .... 125 Ellis, Susan R. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 161 Embry, Johnny R. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 150 Embry, Robert E. .. .......... .. . ... 152 Emerson, Barbara S. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 187 Emerson, Cynthia L. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 187 Emerson, Dina L. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71, 152 Ensminger, David M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68 Epperson, Blake W .. ......... .. ... 154

Epipn-- .a. Eric J. . . . . . . . . . . . l.>L l Enin. 51.t"HD E. . . . . • . . . . . . . • • . . . • . I Eob~. Jeffe~ A. . ................ ~ E,=. Bobb~· R. ... ..... . . . ... 1-13. 51 Evans. Pamela .'II. . . . . . . 46. -17. 12-l. 1&1

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Fallin, Kathy L. ... ....... ........ 152 Farrer, Joe B ...... ............... 174 Faught, Melinda L. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61)

Ferguson, Angela M . ... ....... 148. 161' Ferguson, Dianne L. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1&1 Fincher, Joe D .. . ................. . 188 Fincher, kenny W . ....... . ......... 123 Fisher, Mark D. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 123 Forbes, Steven L. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62 Ford, Alicia D . ........ . ... 82, 124, 195 Ford, Gregory R. ..... 124, 144, 159, 1&1 Foster, Anthony W . .......... . ..... 185 Foster, Sherry K. . . . . .... . .. . . .... 151 Fowler, David R. .. . ... . .. . .. . . 153.154 Fox, Vikki L. .......... ... . .. 152, 18: Frachiseur, Olton S ..... .... . .. 123, 146 Fraehiseur, Richard V. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 123 Frank}in, Sandra G. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 170 Franks, Jeffrey H. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 170 Fuller, Shelly R . . . . . ...... .. . .. . .. 151 Fulton, Milford T. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51 Fulton , Steve B. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 123, 146

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Garcia, Juan A. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62, 63 Garner, Carmen R. . . . . . . . 144, 159, 187 Garner, Richard L. . . . . . . . . . . . . 153, 172 Garrard, Cheryl A ... . 130, 143, 152, 158, 180. 186 Gartrell , Brenda G. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 173 Gathright, John P ... .... . . ... . 124, 155 Gentry, Ray R. ..... ....... . .. .... 124 Gilbert, Raymond C ..... .. . .. . . 124-, 51 Gilkey, Karen S .. . . 138, 157, 161, 149, 188 Gill, Lisa M . .. . ........ . 151, 161, 181 Gilmore, Carla F. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 125, 183 Gilmore, Donita A. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 138 Glasser, Joy M . .... . .. . ...... . ... . . 155 Glynn, Glenn P. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 152 Gopal, Bala C. ...... .. . ... .. .. 152, 160 Grandon, Colleen J . ....... . . . .. 157, 158 Gray, Jeri L. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 171

Grayson, Gwendolyn M. . . . . . . . . . . . . 188 Green, Mich ael B . .. . ........ . .. . 46, 47 Green, Michael 0 .. •. . . .. 96, 126, 84, 182 G riffin, Mary C. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 174 Griffin, Tonette C. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 170 Grimes, David R. . . ..... . .. . . . . .. . .. 68

Grimmett, Ginger A .. . ... .. . .. . .. .. 180 Grisby, Patrick . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 183 Grissom, Lisa M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39, 40

-ro;;e. tlebecca K.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 124, 172 •onara, Mario H. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71, 152 •wn. Andy W ........ .. ... . .. 123, 146 ~ley. Linda F. . . . . . ... . .. . ...... 148

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Hafford. Alan J. . . . . ........... 50, 53 Ha..."'1.le. Doug . . .. .. . .... . ....... . . . 68 Hale. Vicki D ... . . . . . . ....... 159, 157 Hall Carolyn L. . . . . ... . .. . . .. 158, 161 Ball. andra K . ......... . .. . .. . ... 124 Hallmark, Todd A. . . . . . . . . . . . 143, 146 Hamilton. Juanita . . ..... . .. . . . . ... 133 Rampton. Randy L. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 157 Hampton. Tonya R. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 183 ~~. Walter T . ........ . .. . . . 157, 190 lb:rdin. )laenola J . .. . . . ..... . .. .. . 173 lbniin. lacy D. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 132, 187 Hanlin. Tracy L. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 187 lbni .. ick. Kathy J. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 133

lTk. Conn1e M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 115 Hrfu. Keith W . . . .... . .. . . . . 171, 153 H~. Ke,in W .. .. ....... . . . 171, 153

~- Lisa G ... . ..... . ....... 82, 131 Ihm-. )lark :\I .. .... . .. . ... . .. . ... 182

:n...-on. ally J . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 154, 180 .. Barbara J ..... . ... . .. . 144, 174

,.__ Rodney R. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 159 . Theodore D ... . . .. 140, 141, 142

• . Jeff ....... . ..... . .... . ... 184

H...iwbv· ~- Ellen K. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 95

. John R. ..... . . .... .... . .. .. 95 .. ka J . .. . .................. 146 -. ~bra D ... . . .. .. . . . .... 58, 168

l:lli!:~-:i. Gary· L. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 149 __ · -. Shana L. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 187

EE:tcl:11. J05epb F .... .......... 84, 148 lum c. .. . . ............ . 144, 153 -. Dmn L . . . 123. 126. 174. 171, 170

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J. Cl.ark . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . 95. 170 ~=- Majdodin ... .... . ... . 153. 1~

J J ackson, Elizabeth D ..... ...... 124. 184 Jackson, Jerry L. .. .... ...... . ..... 159 Jackson, Juliette A .. .. ......... 58. 168 Jackson, Pamela K. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 152 Jackson, Rodney L. ......... ........ 51 Jackson, Suzanne M . .... ....... 58. 168 Jacobs, Carl .. . ............. ...... 138 J acobs, Elvin C . .. . .. .... . ........ 138 J ames, Leroy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . l 79 James, Lisa A .•.. .... • ....... 125. 181 J ames, Lynda C. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 161 James, Mari an E ........ . . ...... . 60. 74

Ja mes, Marian E. .. . .. . ... . ..... .. 168 Jenn, Hoh . .. . .... . . ...... . ...... 171 Jesse, Wi lliam K . . . ...... ......... 149 Jester, Kevin P .. . . ... .. . . ........ . 134 Joe, Alonzo D. . . . . . 68, 84, 50, 172, 183 Johnson, Anthony C. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 152 Johnson, Carrie W. . . . . . . . . . . . . 124, 1 79 Johnson. Cedric L. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54 Johnson, Gwendolyn J .. . ........... 135 Johnson, Johnny W . .. .. . ... 62, 87, 147 Johnson, Kirk . . . ..... . . ...... . ..... 62 Johnson, Patricia L. . . . ............ 153 Johnson, Ronald E. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 153 Johnston, Todd L . . .. . .. . .. . ........ 62 Jones, Bernice E . . .. . . ... . . . ...... 168 Jones, Charles R. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86 Jones, Darrell L. . . ...... . . . .. ..... 161 Jones, Jeanne S .. . .. ... . ...... 144, 174 Jones, Jerry L. .. . . .. ..... 123, 133, 125 Jones, Joyce L. ... . ........ 83, 114, 123 Jones, Pamela R. . . .. . 148, 160, 186, 190 Jones, Patrick B. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62, 63 Jones, Rose Ann . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 71 Jones, Stephen D. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 186 Jones, Steven W. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 180 Jordan, Anthony T. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52, 152

K Karim, Quazi A .... .......... 134. 152 Keith . Lori K. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 185, 187 Kelley, William K. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 154 Kelly. Leah A ..... ... . ......... 71, 153 Kelly. tacey L . . .......... 146, 180. 186 Kemp. Timothy L. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50 Kennedy. Angelia B. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 179 Kennedy. Kri ty L .......... . ... 95. 185 Kenney. Frank R. .................. 68 Kev. YaJarie L . ..... . .. . ........... 82 K.iff. Dand A. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 124 Ki~hL Darin T . ............ ... . 86. 1-1, Kimbell. Richard L ........... 157. 151 Kimbron_.tL ~ phia J ........... 123. 124 Kin!. Lrr 0. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 183 K..irkpatri

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-a:icu.. Cynthia R. . . . . . . . . . . . 58, 168

""""""""'"- 1~ C. . ............ ...... 134 m.:..~u.. ~aid K. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68

Kathy E . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58, 168 Jdluy D ........ . ...... .. .. 170 • An_~ J ..... .. . ...... .. 60, 152

• Earnest . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54 _ Glm L ... ....... ......... . 51 • Rbrmona .-\.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 179

U!:11:dle~ Pamela L. . . . . . . . . . . . 96, 183 Jerri L. . .. .. ...... ........ 152 Krith ...... ..... . . . ..... . 184

131 -,._ R1X1ald L. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 146

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1ewton, Robert C. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 186 ewton, Shannon L. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 125 ichols, Jeffrey S. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62, 63 olte, Vickie L. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 187 orwood, LaQu1ta C. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 152 ull. Mickie M. . . . . . . . . . 83. 9 L QS. 11 4

Nutt, Melisa K .... ...... . ..... . ... 144

0 O'Guinn, Stacey L. . . . . . . . . . . • . 124, 178 Osborne, Anna M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 157 Owen, Kathy L. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 157 Owens, Lawernce E. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 182 Owens, Staci M . ... .... . ........... 114

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Parker, Cynthia G . .. .......... 115, 148 Parker, Sondra D. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 171 Pate, William B. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 152 Patten, Thomas M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 172 Payne, Jerry W .... ......... .. 123, 126 Pearce, Kimberly M . . ... . 60, 74, 157, 159 Pearce, Robert W ......... ... . ..... 157 Penney, Steven W ..... . . . ........ .. 186 Peppers, David C. . . . . . . . . . . . . 124, 184 Peppers, Steven R. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 124 Pettey, Tracy D .. .. . .. ............ 126 Pezzoli, Paolo T . ..... . .... . ........ 68 Phillips, Ma rgaret E. . . . . . . . . . . 159, 184 Phillips, Patricia S .. .. . .. . .... 159, 190 Phillips, Richard B. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 171 Pickering, Tammy R . . . . .. 168, 180, 191 Pike, Malinda A. . . . . . 95, 134, 125, 170 Platt, Holly L. ....... . ..... .. . 185, 187 Porter, Dallas R. . . ................. 50 Powell, Kimberly A ........... 152, 168 Pratt, Susan B. .. . ............. . .. 147 Pressley, John F .... .... . .. .... . ... 175 Price, Mike . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 95 Putman, Donald L. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 171

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Radebugh, John M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 185 Raines, Larry L ..... .. ............. 155 Ramsey, Gena G . ........... . ....... 83 _Raney, James S .... . . .. . .. .. .. 133, 126 Rayburn, Lisa R. . . . ............. . 146 Reap, Gregory M. . .. .. ....... . . 40, 173

Rttd. ~ J. . . . . ..... - . .... . .. - . 133 Rttd.. Tl.DI ... .. _ ..... . . ___ . __ ... _ 12-1

Reeder. Patrick V. . ................. 186 Rewis. Johnny B. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62 Rewis. Louise J ..... .............. 131 Richard. Wendy L ... . ............. 161 Richard on, Alfreta K. . . . . . . . 30. 31. 181 Rischbieter, Patricia L. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13; Roberison, Reginald K. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54 Roberson, Edna M. . . . 125, 144, 175. l 'il. 152, 176 Roberts, Rhonda J . ... 144, 146, 159,154.191 Robertson, Daphne R. . . . . . . 96, 144. 160 Robertson, Jason L . ....... .. . .. .... 146 Robertson, Tawana M. . . .. . ...... 82. 91 Robinson, Fredrick M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 183 Robinson, Sharon L. . .... . 148, 194. 195 Rogers, Deborah L. ... ........ 157. 186 Rogers, Joseph D .... .............. 1,4 Rogers, Tamie R . .. . ... . ........ .. 15;

Ross, Richard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 186 Ross, Sonji Y . .......... . ...... 82, l 16 Rosser, Sherry L. ... . .. . . .. .. . 157, 185 Rowe, Jay N ...... .. ... .. . . ... 180, 186 Rowe, Marsha C ...... ............ 14-l Rowe, Mary C. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 144 Russell , Lillian M .. . . .. ... 41, 46, 47, 95 Russell , Robert A ......... 154, 157, 185 Russell, William A. . . . . . . . . . . . . 160, 192

s Sanders, Brock E. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 138 Sanders, Sandra G. . . . . . . . . 58, 152, 168 Sanders, Tavitha . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 131 Sanford, Richard C. . . . . . . . 153, 87, 160 Scheett, Carolyn A. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 152 Schoen, Carla S. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 184 Schultz, Gary D .... .. ......... 68, 168 Scott, Calvin W. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 186 Scott, Lynette . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 144 Scott, Paula A . .... . . . ....... . .... 157 Scott, T Lynn .... . ...... .. ........ 158 Scott, Tammy D .... ... . ....... 58, 168 Seabaugh, Mark A .... ............. 148 Self, Jill M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 184, 187 Self, Todd ...... . . .. ..... . . . ...... 184 Sessum, William D. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 168 Sharp, Lisa A. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 138 Shipman, Steven C. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62 Shotts, Carl E. . . . . ............... 157 Simon, Tredrick D. . . . . . . . . . . . . 96, 175 Sims, Shunda M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 152 Sisemore, John A. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 72 Sixbey, Eric T .. ............ ·· . . .... . 68 Skeesick, Troy D. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 174 Smart, Jeff L. . .. . . .. . . ... .. 41, 95, 174 Smead, Donis D. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 186 Smeltzer, C. W .... ................ 154 Smith, Anita L. . . ...... 39, 41, 174, 191 Smith, Christopher T .. . ..... ....... 144 Smith, Curtis M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 132

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:;;mith, Dwayne A .............. . . 54, 74 ~mith, Elizabeth A. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 184 Smith, James R . ........... 95, 194, 195 ~mith, Joel S. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62 5mith, Karen D. . . . . . . . 82, 124, 132, 180 ~:nith, Kelle D . .............. .. ... ,124 5mith, Kelly E. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 70 5mith. Michael R. . . ......... . 157, 149 Smith, Penny C .. .. . . . ...... . . 157, 151 5mith. Stephen D. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52, 152 - "der. Donna . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 184 :: nter. Rhonda J .................. . 192 :: uthalJ, Mark D . . .. . .. .. 41, 46, 47, 184 5ta!!gs. Mike G. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 160 "'larks, Yolonda D. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 126 Sud~·. Kean W. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 155 - · phens, Joseph R. . . . . . . . . . . . 171, 154 - iq>hens, Lorenc A. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 183 ~p. :\!arty R. .. .... .... . . ... 87, 186

ens. Johnetta R. . . . . . . . . . . . . 115, 124 ens. l'ieca L. . . . . 39, 40, 124, 173, 184

- ... art. Gregory A. . . . . . . . . . . . . 180, 186 art. John R. ... .. ..... .... .. . .. 186

m . Darla M. . . . . . . . . . . 58, 152, 168 "·ell. Lionel D. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 184 . Rhonda P .. ........ 185, 194, 195

. tacey R. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 152, 150 .\lichael A. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 152, 184 Tamara R. . . . ........ . .. . .. 151

- :r.m_<re. Letitia G. . . . . . . . . . . . . 159, 161 - t:iddand. James G . ... ........ 152, 184

Keith H ... . .. . .. . 146, 159, 191 Diana L. . . . . . . . . . . 82, 161, 176 . Gerald G . . ... ............. 51

· an. llichael L. . . . . . . . . . . 174, 154 m . Terry L ... ... . . . .... : . 30, 31 Gloria J .............. . 152, 168

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.. J1111r G. . . . . . . . . . . . 152, 146, 180 IU..1.""""'=· H. Jllilin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 149

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T hurman, Thula D. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82 Tidwell, Sonya L. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 183 Tilley, G. Randy .. ... •. ....... . ... 146 Tollett, Wilson E . . .... ............ 143 Tomlinson, Gena K. . . . . . . . 114, 124, 184 Toms, Deborah D. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 124 Toney, Cassandra V .... . . .. . . . 131, 126 Trexler, Charla A. . ..... . . ........ '. 180 Trotter, Roderick L. . . . . . . . . . . . 175. 179 Tull, S. Margot ... 86, 87, 90, 91, 147, 195 Turner, Allyn E . ... .......... 161. 146 Turner, Anita . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84, 124. 172 Turner, Jan M . . .. .. ........ .. 180, 186 Turner, Lori A . ...... . . .. ....... .... 60 Turner, Roy C. ...... ......... . . . . 152 Turner, Tony . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 154

u Upchurch, D. Charmaync ...... 152, 181

V Vance. William J . ........ . .... 54, 174 Vanderford, Cody D. . . . . . . . . 50, 53, 152 Vannetta, Wendy T . ............... .. 60 Vaughan, Cari S . . .. 39, 40, 157, 159, 161, 185, 191 Vaughn, Leanthony R .. ... . 68, 140, 183 Velarde, Javier ................ .. . .. 68 Venable, Sherry A. . . . . . . . 134, 174, 151 Vess, Nancy J . ... ..... . 46, 47, 174, 184 Vieux, Lori L. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 159 Vines, Geanie L. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 152 Volner, Michael A ... . ......... 144, 146

w 1 Waldrup, Melondy . . .......... . 41, 144

Walker, Barbara G ... . 135, 153, 161, 149, 191 Walker, C W . .. .......... 68, 141, 168 Walker, Kenneth W .. .. .. . 151, 149, 153 Walker, Vickie M. . . . . . . . . . . 96, 123, 181 Wallace, Herbert D ... . ........ . .. . . 51 Wallace, Paul D . ... . .... . . . ... . .. .. 62 Wallace, Vicki L. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 186 Walton, Richard S. . . . . . . . . . 32. 180. 186 Ward, Clayton D .... ... . ........... 58 Ward, David F . . .. . .. . . .... 51. 53. 183 Ward.Jaw. Terab R. ... ....... . 154. 187 Warren. )I aria C. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18-1 W331er. Kenneth )1 . ............ . ... 62 Wailiinrtoo. Elquita :U .•........... 12.5

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1986-87 HIGHLIGHTS

Ronald Reagan was the oldest President still in term after being hospitalized several times . .. AIDS was spreading rapidly and causing a major scare .. . Everybody dreamed about owning a red Fiero or Porsche . . . Vinny Testaverde used his golden arm to win the Heisman Trophy ... The N.Y. Giants tromped the Denver Broncos in Superbowl '87, and the Mets captured the World Series ... Prince Edward married Sarah (Fergie) Ferguson, and Prince Andrew resigned from the Royal Marines . .. Miss Liberty's birthday gave America a chance to feel good about itself ... A volcanic lake spewed a cloud of deadly gas, killing thousands in central Africa . .. The Challenger disaster shocked us into sorrow .. . Rehabilita­tion centers were straining under the burden of the drug '' crack' ' . . . Peo­ple joined hands to fight hunger across America ... Reagan sent a memo to Gorbachev: "Let's make a deal. " ; . . Washington sought a "Star Wars" compromise with the Soviet Union ... Tom Cruise was Top Gun and Eddie Murphy found the Golden Child ... Oprah Winfrey became the best talker on T.V. (Move over, Phil Donahue) ... "The Cosby Show" stayed at the top of the ratings chart, along with "Moonlighting" and '' Miami Vice'' . .. Whitney Houston was searching for ' 'The Greatest Love of All ,'' while Lisa Lisa was home ''All Cried Out'' and Janet Jackson was in " Control" of her life ... GUESS what was hot in the clothes depart­ment? ... along with jams, boxers, and ropers . . . Swatches were the switch for watch lovers . . . Boy George cut his hair and cut out his habit . . . Senators' wives took a stand to label rock music . . . America said NO to drugs . . . The world learned the meaning of apartheid the hard way ... It's now " legal" to drive 65! ... Did the Mulerider Baseball team go all the way to the World Series? Don't be rid· i·cu•lous! Of course they did!

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