1980 MULERIDER SOUTHERN ARKANSAS UNIVERSITY

OPENING 1

STUDENTS 17

STAFF AND FACULTY 82

o·s WHO 114

STUDENT LIFE 126

DEDICATION 128

A LET1CS 202

GROUPS 240 7/

Love - like the Autumn s Should be dying but it' s orly ;us

beg

e rhe Twilight in the road up ahead '°\ey don' t see just where we're goin'

o all the secrets in the universe · per in our ears and all the years will ..... ~ N

toke us up, always up ,e may nev pass this way again

-

Dreams - so they say Are for the fools and they let them

drift away

Peace - like the silent dove Should be fly in' but it's only J s

Beg'"' 11

So I wanna laugh while the laughin' is easy I wanna cry if it makes it worthwhile

l.AMY BEASLY

KATHY DEA VER

AIM1TE BIVENS

SANDAA BLAND

R08£kT BOONE

JAMES CANNON

DAN CAADWEU.

Ne.MA CAIPEN'la

DAVE CASON

MICHAEL Q. YOE

MEUMDA COWNS

L£AH COOPS\

SENIORS C. CRAIN

JAMES COZAAT

GEMELL DAVIS

NANCY DAVIS

808 DE JON6E

AOIDT DEAN

P.DNatG

JEAN DIXON

GWEN ENI.OE

JOHN EIHU>6E

OBYLEUDY

R.ANEITY

IIICK FOP.11

1.15A FRANKS

SENIORS RANDI GARSKE

CAkOL YM GEOAGE

LINDA Gill

GA YE Gl.A.5GOW

LOI\A GOZA

IDA 6IISSOM

CHAALOTIE IIAIDY

LLOYD IIAIWS

DIANE HAR 00D

OIAllES LESLIE

KABINA LEWIS

.BSICA LOONEY

MUCE MALOCH

WCI• F MALONE

MELANIE MARTIN

SENIORS DENNY MASON

SHEILA MAYRELD

D. MC CLOY

KATHY MC COY

G. MC MOUN

SAM MC MULLY

GkEGORY MC lA£

JIM MC a.ANAIIAN

PHIWP MC GOUGH

MARC MC VU I IA...MS

KOKI MIUAA

JEMY MONHOl.LAND

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IOII• MUNN

M,rMC:JND ODEH

JOYa PAYNE

~ PEAISON

DIA PEEVY

JIM PHI.UPS

KBIII PIil.UPS

SENIORS JANE PICKm

GAIL PLYIB

ANNETTE POI.LOCK

scon POLLOCK

ANNETTE POACHIA

PAMELA POWB.l

PADICIA SCOTT

IONNIE SHAW

CATHY SHELBY

MIKE SKINMEl

BETH SPAIN

KA YE STAAMES

MIKE STEED

OBYL SVII.LEY

C. SWIWY

SENIORS BECKY TAYLOR

ARLISS TEGTMEYER

REBECCA TERRY

PETE THOMPSON

KIMIYE TIPTON

SANDRA TURNER

THADDEUS TURNEY

NAOMI TYLER

ED TYREE

DOB8Y UPPERMAM

RANDY 11 Al.KER

JUNIORS

ANITA ADAMS OAP.REL ANDREW'S DAN BAILEY PAM BAKEP. MELANIE OAP.BER

CINDY BAP.EFlELD PAUL BENTZ TEP.RY BENTZ JULIE BLAO< JESCENA BLAND

KATHY BOLTO K. BUP.FOP.O MELODY BU 0 MIKE BUP.TO scon BUP.TO

LEAH BUTLER JOYCE CHP.1STOP TIM CIGAI ERO FRANCISCO OP P.ANCY CUO<

MARY CU GAN DEP.P.ICJ< COLBER BmY COW S SHIP.LEY COMBS EMILY CO ER

G DA CROMWEU GI GER CROW JAMES CUPPLES

B. DANIELS ALISA DENNIS

KAREN DEWAR DONNA DORRIS ROBIN DOWDY

MJKE DRAKE • RBARA DUBBERLY

.Y£AAYE DWYER G DI EMERSON

RENEE EUDY CHRlS FOUNTAIN

.. 038 A FRACHISEUR

CATHY GILES G ORIA GLASCOW

S-::RLEY GOODNIGHT BRUCE GOURLEY

CY GRANTHAM

STEVE GRIFFITH BELINDA GRIFFIN

r OME HAMILTON TOMMY HAMLIN

Y HARRELSON

CINDY HARRIS GLEN HAWKINS

ALVIN HICKS OLLENSWOR TH

PENNY HOPKINS

JUNIORS

JUNIORS

ELAINE HUBBARD RUBY INGRAM CINDY IVERS MASAHIKO IWASAKI C. JACKSON

EMORY JACKSON DELOIS JOHNSON LICA KASAHARA EVELYN KEY CYNTHIA KING

JO ANN KIRKPATRICK KIM KITCHENS LINDA KNOX LINDA LAMBERT BARBARA LA GFO

MARLYN LANGLEY LOU LATIN TENA LEWIS ROY LONG! 0 ABE LOUDERMILL

LAURA Ll:JSBY MARTHA MALOCH ROBERT MARTI JEFF MAY RICKI MCCAI

LISA MCDONALD RHONDA MCKI 0 DEBBIE MILAM KIM MILAM LINDA MCVAY

CRYSTAL MCCORKLE DEAN MCKNIGHT 0 DA MILLICAN

• OSEMAR Y MITCHELL CHRIS MONTEITH

STEVE MOORE F ABP.10 0 MORALES

CY IA MULDROW JULIA MURPHY

CHP.l5 NADASKA Y

TAMMY NASH KA THY NICHOLS

JO NOLES DEBORAH NUTI

JOHN O' NEILL

RICKY OGDEN P. OWEN

0A PARMLEY LARRY PAUL ELDA PHARR

CARL Pl YLER LESLIE PUTMAN

EVIN RANDOLPH BECKY REEDER

SHERRY RICE

GIGI RICHARDSON Will ROBBINS

WES ROOT G DY ROSEBERRY

JO Y ROSENBAUM

JUNIORS

JUNIORS

DONNIE RUPLE J. SARDO SA TI AR SHAKIDA RICKY SISSON BECKY SKINNER

MICHAEL SLAUGHTER DAVID SMITH JIMMY SMITH REBA SPIGNE KAY ST AFFORD

ARIAN STANLEY JIMMY STELL ERNEST SWEAT VINCE TAYLOR JEAN THOMAS

MIKE TRAMMEL DONNA TUN ST ALL D. VELA JAMIE VENABLE L YNNETIE W ALLACT

BOBBY WALTERS STEVE WAL THALL SANDRA WARD TIM WELCH KIM WHITE

SAM WHITELA CINDY WILSO CAROL WYLIE BELVA ZACHR y

SOPHOMORES MARCIA ABBOTT BILL ANDERSON JANICE ANGLIN NANETTE ANTOON PERRY ARRI NG TON

JOHNNY AUBREY BART BAILEY DIANA BALL VICKI BEARD MITCHELL BRIAN

THERESA BROOMFIELD LIZ BULLOCK KELLI BURCHFIELD REX BURKS BILLY BURTON

SCOTT BUTTERFIELD LINDA CALLICOTT BETH CAMERON MAX CAMPBELL CHICO CHAMBLESS

CINDY CLANTON KAY CLARK LYNDA CLARK TAMMIE CLEVELAND JERRY COBB

SOPHOMORES

HARRY COLE BELINDA COLEMAN PAM COLLUMS DEBRA CONN GINGER COOK

ELIZABETH COP.Nm JOE COULTER DEBBY COW ART B. CRISP SUZANNE CROSS

KARAN CURRY MARY DEBOSE JACK DICKEY DAVID DRAKE MICHELE EAKIN

DEBORAH EARLEY CINDY EFFERSO D. EHRHARDT TERESA FERRELL SHARON FOSTER

KEITH GLASS BARBARA GOLLAN JACK GOURLEY GWEN GOZA JOHN GRIFFIN

REBECCA GRIFFI JEFF GUNNELS TERRY GURLEY MICHAEL HANNAH GINA HARDIN

Jill HARPER CYNTHIA HARP.IS

ON.ALO HARP.IS STEVEN HARP.IS

CARL HAWTHORN

CA E HENDERSON MARK HENRY

DO NA JO HICKS LAURIE HILDRETH

CEIL HOLMES

DONNA HOLMES ALEX HUDMAN

LI DA HYNDMAN SHELIA JACKSON

TIM JAMISON

JAMES JESTER GA YE JOHNSON

ETIE JOHNSON ORmA JOHNSON

TED JORDAN

CHAP.LES JORDAN TEP.RI JOSLIN MARK LARUE

PA TRICIA KING KAY LAIN

GINA LAMBERT PHILLIP LANSDELL

LISA LEE RHONDA LEE

TEP.RY LEE

SOPHOMORES

SOPHOMORES

RUSSELL LEGGm TAMI LEWIS CINDY LOE JIMMY LOE SHIRLEY LOWE

EFFIE MADDOX MIKE MARTIN PAM MATLOCH DEBBIE MA TLOCJ< FRANCES MA YFJELD

RICHARD MCCANDLESS BECKY MCEACHERl MEGAN MEYER ROSIE MITCHEU T. MOLITOR

DAVID MO K LURETHA MOORE T. MORAN KARRON MUPJ> JULIE MURRAY

GAY MURRY CHARLES MUSGRA V:. MASOUD NAHVl MEHDI NAHVI MARIE NEL.SO

JAY NEWCOMB SOPHIA NLSLEY DANNY NIX LISA NORTHUP DONNA OR 00:>

GREG OLDEN TRACIE ORR

GLEN PATE CHARD PENNING TON

LINDA POWELL

CHERYL RABB TOMMY RAINES

MOLLY REDDICK TOMMY REDDICK

CAL REED

LARRY RHODES REGGIE RICE JACKIE RILES

ALVIN ROBERTS DERWIN ROY

BEU NDA SANDERS STAN SIMS

SUSAN SMART LINDA SMITH PENNY SMITH

NANCY SPEARS TINA SPILLER

JONI SPURLOCK EDITH STACY

DIANE ST A TEN

MARY STEVENS MARIE SUMNER

CR YST Al TAYLOR KATHIE TAYLOR BARBARA TODD

SOPHOMORES

SOPHOMORES

DON TRAVIS DERRICK TUCKER CARL TURNER MIKE TURNER S. TURNER

JOEY TYE STEPHANIE TYREE PAULA UNDERWOOD DOUG VANCE STACY VERA

DP.ACY VINCENT CHARMANE WALDEN DEDRA WALKER VICKI WALLACE DEBRA WHITE

MARY WHITEHEAD DARRELL WILHfTE DEBRA WOODALL LINDA WOODEU CONNIE WORD

JEFF WYLIE JEFF ZHORNE I. ARNO BUTI, ESQ.

~~~~.c,,.__Cl< ALEXANDER 0 ARTERBURY

STAN ASKEW JO ANN AULD

00 ALD AUSTIN

.1A Y BARNHILL AUCT BARROW

JAfAR BAYAT .,. OiE1E BELMONT

REGINA BETTERS

DOUGLAS BEVER MJCHA£L BILEY

CHRIS BLAIR REGINA BLAIS

L.El..lT A BLAKELY

CTOL BLAND THA BOWERS

CYNTHIA BRAGG BEYERL Y BRIGGS

·~-~ ,-El BROOKS

FRESHMEN

FRESHMEN

PAUL BP.OWN BP.ENDA BUCKLAND TERP.IE BURCHFIELD MARCUS CALDWEU P.A Y CAMPBELL

KATY CHANDLER VICTOR CIPRIANO LISA CLINE WALLA CE COILE ANNETIE COLLIER

V ALINDA COW}{S CECIL CONNOR HOW ARD DOV! GTO TERESA COX KAP.EN CP.UMPTO

KIM CULLIPHER STEPHANIE CUWP DONNA DAILEY ANGELA OAP.DEN TERESA DAUGHERTY

VAN DAVIS EDWARD DE WITTY DWIGHT DICUS JAN DISOTELL TP.ACYE DODSO

ST ACEE DUMAS SYLVESTER DU BAR ROBERT DURAN JENNIFER EASO DONNA EATO

MARK EDWARDS BETH ELKIN

AMM Y EM ERSON DOUG EVERS

LAURA EVERS

F AULJ<INBEP.P. Y DEBBIE FENWICK DEBBIE FINCHER

CHUCK FORD 0 KA YE FOSTER

LYNNE FULLER RAYMOND GIBSON DIANNA GILLASPIE

scon GLASS JEP.P. Y GRIFFIN

HOLLY GRIFFITH KAP.EN HALE

BETSY HAM DA YID HANNEGAN

KIM HARP.IS

MICHAEL HARP.IS MICHAEL HARP.IS PAULINE HARP.IS

ANGELA HAP.RISON Tl NA HAP.SHAW

LOP.ETI A HA YNES RONNY HENNIGAN

JUANITA HICKS RENE HICKS MARK Hill

FRESHMEN

FRESHMEN

CHOWDHURY HOSSAJ TODD HUGHES PAUL ISENBERG CARLA JACKSON SHIRLEY JENKINS

DAN JOHNSON DEBRA JOHNSON DELORES JOHNSO LEANNE JOHNSON MARTINE JOHNSON

MARGARET JOH SO DEBI JONES REX JONES MARSHALL KEU Y RONALD KESTERSO

LARRY KING KAREN KINLEY M. KIRK JULIE LACK DENISE LANGLEY

GWENDOLY LEA LORI LEWIS KIM LITIWOH MARSHA UVEL Y PAUL LOVE

RANDY MACHEN DONNA MARS EDNA MARTI TIM MASO CINDY MAY

OBBIE MCADOO EUSA MILLICAN CHELLE MINOR

ANGIE MITCHEU KATHY MOONEY

GAMM YE MOORE CMA.SlA MOREHEAD JAQJ MORRISON

GARET MOSEBY A MOSELEY

ARTHUR MUNN TERRI NEAL TRACI NEILL

REBECCA ODOM TERESA OWEN

JILL OWENS LAURA PACE

CRAIG PARRISH LYNN PATE

J ET PA TIERSON

PAUL PA TIERSON BETH PERDUE

TRACI POWELL GREGORY PUGH

CHERYL RAGLAND

VINIE REED LACHER YL ROA-CH

STEPHANIE ROGERS SANDRA ROSS

THELMA SANCHEZ

FRESHMEN

FRESHMEN

VICKIE SANDERS TAMMIE SA WYER TIM scon JARVIS SHAW BECKY SILER

CHERYL SMITH DAL YNNE SMITH GWENDOLYN SM WILLIS SMITH CAREN SOUTER

BODDY STEED LYNN STEWART VANDA TERREU RANDY THOMAS ANNA TODD

CINDY UNDER IU DILLY UPCHURCH MELODY VE ABLE SHANE VINCE CHARLES WAL

JAMES WARD JOHNNIE WARE JUDY WATSO BECKY WEBB BECKY W HrTE

CHAD WHrTE CINDY WIWAN.5 DEBBIE WIWAM.S LIZA WILLIAMS ROYWI~

SPECIAL EVENTS

FINE ART IS THAT WHICH THE HAND, THE HEAD, AND THE HEART OF MAN GO TOGETHER.

John Ruskin "The Two Paths"

oc-.nces Stravinsky's " Firebird" in their Morch ,.,..,,....,,,.......,....,. sponsored by CAD and the Magnolia Arts

rig r and Kathy Irey are Prince Ivan and e Flrebird" by the Dallet Folk.

-o.rrung executes a spectacular leap in " Solute to Sou-- ~ Moscow Ballet Folk.

ANCE, USIC, ART, D POETRY

=-~5!11~ ~oe, Al Young v isited - "OUT-long reading from

'lduding his poetry, 'iia~..----;,. • of the Near Post, "

~ · novel. " Sitting Pre t . .:s scheduled to become

~-uring Bill Cosby. Mr. conducted on ofter­

:-op in creative w riting -· writers. His oppeor­

soonsored by the Ar­~""'Y Grcuir.

Above: Janice Wilson was one of many sruden::s displayed their senior art exhibits this year. Below: Dalene Boer and Shirle y Smart, 05.Sls a • ~ fessors of music. perform in a foll p rogram.

"' ___ .. ~"' .. .... ...... -- · - , - .,..

Above: Art students waiting outside Caroway Holl with female form sculpture.

Ancient Chinese hell scrolls (left) were the sub. ject of o CAO lecture by expert Joe Kagle (pic­tured below). The scrolls, which depict nine sec. tions of hall much like Dante' s, dote bock thou. sands of years. The copy at right is approximate­ly 400 years old.

"FOUR WEEKS WE REHEARSE AND REHEARSE . ,

Above: Singers in " Kiss Me Kate" chorus prepare hearsal with breathing exercises.

Left: Stage manager Delinda Matlock and musical d irector Mrs. Janelle Viertel discuss a point in the " Kiss Me Kate" script. Right: Melanie Martin introduces innovative makeup techniques on Skip Sanford before a performance of " Arms and the Man."

Cos; ,...,e"":'lbet'$ included (front) Dan Cordwell as the Russian s.::, • :>e·e Greene as Oluntschli, Mart ine Johnson as Raina, Skip Sc:-':r.: as l,\ajor Petkoff: (back) Donna Norwood as Louka, Dubba - - - ,e. cs Soranoff, Lorry King as Nicola. and Melanie Martin as ~ :e· off.

-.3e is osrounded a t Soranoff's writing sk ills.

Raina entertains a late-night visitor.

ARMS AND THE MAN

BY G.B. SHAW

The servants, Louka and Nicola, d iscuss a deal.

" Arms and the Man," directed by Dr. Jerry Cortez, was SAU's entry in the American College Theatre Festival. Pete Greene and Melanie Mortin received state-level acting awards, and Becki Chandler's costumes were nominated for the regional competition .

At right is one of three scenes mounted on a revolving turntable, constructed by set designer Jake Whitehead.

The cast includes (front) Beverly Allen as Catherine Reardon. Mor- '"'El'

Johnson as Anno Reardon. Rick Souter as Bob Stein. (bock) Buboo Howley as the delivery boy. Belva Zachry as Mrs. Penrrano. Ju' e Murphy as Fleur Stein. and Barbaro Gollan as Ceil Adams.

AND MISS REARDON DRINKS A LITTLE

Dr. Dan Skelton directed Po dark comedy of sisterly jeolous clockwise o re Fleur and Anno- Ct> Catherine; Fle ur and Ceil- one ·-e :i.­

level box se t designed by Jo e Whitehead.

Grohom (Bria n) rot'9ued by

ow ell C::rez. while the

o g,ongsters ~ -e eod a nd

pose as ,o::xx2""led actors.

Dr. Jerry Cortez directed SAU's 19&: musical, " Kiss Me, Kate." Mrs. Jone e V iertel was music director. and Richard Oliver conducted the eight piece orchestra. Costumes were by Becki Chandler and stage manager was Belinda Matlock. The cost included Mitch Brian, Lindo Rushton, Steve Walthall, Suzanne Cortez, Joke Whitehead, John Smort, Richard Rutledge, Jerry Cortez, Larry King, Phillip McGough, Leah Butle r, Duwayne Davis, Evelyn Turner, p lus o 19-member chorus.

Above right, Brion as Petruchlo gives Rushton as Kate a well-deserved spanking.

Above left, Kate vows " never, never, never" to kiss Petruchlo while the amused chorus looks on during the wedding scene.

At right, Lilli Vanessi (Rushton) has had almost all she can stand from former husband Fred Graham.

Below right, Suzanne Cortez as Blanca ls wooed by suitors Stev e Walthall. Larry King. and Phillip McGough.

KISS ME, KATE

Music by Cole Porter/Book by Sam and Bella Spewack

• Petruchio, Kate and the chorus welcome the c:::~ ...... e with "We Open in Venice." The eight-scene set

,--::s designed "f Jake Whitehead.

Joseph Kesselring 's

ARSENIC AND OLD LACE

Director Dan Skelton fulfilled a longtime dream with his spring pro. duction of " Arsenic and Old Lace" featuring Margaret Harton and Rubye Gladney. Left: Ken R. Walker gives his " Essie Miller Award" winning perfor. mance by bawling out policemen James Cozart, Jock Baily and Jim Phillips. Below left: Mortimer and Elaine con do little more than gape ot Jake Whitehead os Teddy.

-'e: Miss Margaret Harton and Mrs. Rubye Gladney as Martha Abby Brewster.

:.,- Jonathan (Will Parker) prepares to use the " Melbourne Meth. ,x on his brother Mortimer (Bubba Hawley). ~ i re page top: Abby and Martha try to persuade Mortimer

oartaking of the same elderberry wine they have offered -:.obs.

right: Jonathan and Dr. Einstein (Dan Skelton) do a good job -enacing Elaine (Martine Johnson).

: Confrontation between murderers of different persua-

Below: The cast takes a bow. Left to right, Skelton, P Johnson. Hawley. Whitehead. Gladney. Hanon, Phillips. Baily. Cozart. Donald Haefner. Dan Ford. and Sweitzer.

At left: Wiley (Kenny Johnson) tries very hord to learn the magic words that (Deva Zachry) Is demonstrating. Above: The Hairy Man conjures himself in"C alligator in an attempt to get Wiley while the Chorus looks on.

WILEY AND THE HAIRY MAN

BY SUSAN ZEDER

Jake Whitehead directed the Creative Dramatics class in the 198C children's show about o boy and his dog who. live in the swamp Wiley's hound dog is his only protection against the mean conjuret the Hairy Mon, who hos " done got Wiley's poppy" and is trying c get him. Below left: The cost. clockwise from left, is Jomes Brewer as the Hairy Mon, Lindo Knox, Kenny Johnson as Wiley, Cindy Hutchins.. Kimiye Tipton, Ken Woller, Marcus McDonald, Cindy Emerson os the Dog, Belva Zachry os Mommy, and Drocy Vincent.

Below: Jomes Poul Brewer gets into character fo, his role os the Hairy Mon.

eordon Drinks a Little." .a. ::,o"e right: The most important -:>eel of directing is to retain - e s artistic dignity.

BEHIND THE SCENES

_ -·: Summer theatre workshop _ oers rehears " Butterflies

=-cee," directed by Dr. Jerry ::c-eL

c.., left: Bubba Hawley and :::-;o.,e t Harton in a rehearsal of .a.:se-nk and Old Lace."

c right: Gordon Ford and Phil­.,.<.Gough work on the set of :-erflies. "

MASTER OF

TLlC S:NTERTAINING A"hllJAJP

GIL EAGLES AMAZES AUDIENCE WITH ESP

AND GROUP HYPNOTISM.

EDMONDS AND CURLEY

COMEDIANS AT SAU HA VE STUDENTS ROLLING.

THE GUESS WHO --e ~amed rock group from Canada " The Guess Who" presented a ce- in the Southern Arkansas University Gym September 28, 1979.

CO<'lcert was open to the public with SAU students admitted free. -~ Guess Who" Highlighted the program with their many gold hits. A

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BARRY DRAKE FANTASTIC SINGER!!!

MARK MCCOLLUM GREAT SINGER: IMPERSONATOR

GENE COTTON 5e.-e Cotton presented a concert in Horton Theatre

~-.oer 9 , 1979. Cotton hos written such notable songs ~· Your Love Flow", "Down at the City Zoo",

S-;ndoy in Salem". The SAU Students responded Cotton and his group the " Rhythm Aces". An

:::::> e concert to remember for a long time.

TOM SLICK

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JON IMS Jon lms is, quite simply, one of the most unique and innovative

solo artists in the country today. He is a spellbinding songwriter, a powerful vocalist, and as a stage performer/ entertainer, there are few who can match his charismatic personality and his bound­less resource of energy. And, although there are a great many contemporary songwriters who have a message to get across, and a great many who are entertaining, Jon lms is one of the handful who combine these qualities. Seven years of performing hundreds of solo mini-concerts and coffeehouse shows throughout the country, as well as opening shows for major recording artists, has provided Jon with the wealth of experience only a true a nd seasoned performer can bring to the stage. As a result, his shows are consistantly good if not inspired, he almost always earns a standing ovation (and one or more encores), and is welcomed back wherever he plays. Jon lms generates enthusiasm wherever he entertains. You understand why if you've already seen him. If you haven't, you must!

This versatile performer gave o 'c:-~c -conce rt to students in rhe Un e :s.· . Ce- _

MIKE TRAUTMA Self-described as o m ime/down. · e Trcu--c ... ·­e nce with o mixrure of o ld and new ~ -,; •-e wa ll.

MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENTS

RADIO ST A TION

POLITICAL SCIENCE

SAU MARCHING BAND FRENCH CLASS

PARTY

THE S~IENCES

PEOPLE

A&M - SSC - SAU:

WE MAY NEVER • • •

• • • PASS THIS WAY AGAIN.

FACULTY

UNCURSED BY DOUBT, OUREARLIEST CREED WE TAKE; WE LOVE THE PRECEPTS FOR THE TEACHER'S SAKE.

Oliver Wendell Hol es

DR. HAROLD BRINSON SAU PRESIDENT

Top photo: Dr. Brinson a long with Bruce Coach Goodwin. and Magnolia 's Mayor claim SAU's Homecoming as wreck Hardi Middle Photo: Joe and Liz Johnson feed dent. Bottom photo: President Brinson Received S...CO: c partially endowed schola rship for rhe Mo oe-:x:~ ment from Calv in U. Wetzig (rhe deponme---· s "'e

tired he-ad) as Jerry D. Anderson looks on.

DR. DON HAEFNER VICE-PRESIDENT OF STUDENT AFFAIRS

DR. L.A. LOGAN V1CE-PRE51DENT OF ACADEMJCS

DR. ROBERT PEARCE VICE-PRESIDENT OF ADMINISTRATION

DR. DANIEL FORD DEAN OF LIBERAL AND

PERFORMING ARTS

DR. B.C. DODSON DEAN OF SCIENCE AND

TECHNOLOGY

DR. DAVID RANKIN DEAN OF BUSINESS

DR. RALPH WILSON DEAN OF EDUCATION

·chard Ambler Sociology

FACULTY

1979 TO

1980

Jerry Anderson Math

Dalene Baer Music

A. Belmont English

Ina Baker Learning Center

Louis Blanchard Business

Shirley Jenkins talks Politics with Gov. Clinton

Joe Bates Psychology

Wendy Bonner Nursing

Irene Brannon Library

Leland Callaway Business

First photo: Dr. Ford and Col. Norton discuss freshman Pare--··s Doy. Second Photo: New Armory and Tower reflected upoc:

DIii Brasher Physical Ed.

Raymond Cammack Math

Kathryn Brown Physical Ed.

Robert Campbe Musk

Willard Carpenter Art

Dr. Jerry Cortez Theater

Capt. Steve Christ ROTC

David Crouse Music

Do you know these faces?

Maj. John Cook ROTC

H. Day Library

SAU Womens Club officers- front row: Christine Walz, Linda Keith, Back row: Candy Adams. Janet Goodwin, Toni Rankin. Not pictured: WIima McWllllams.

Robert Dudek Library

Tom Ford Journalism

Dan England Biology

Sam Goodwin Physical Ed.

Ida Flemister Sociology

Leon Hardin Education

Dr. Jack Harrington Physical Ed.

George Henry Math

Jimmy Heyes SFC ROTC

Meegan Hodge Journalism

Fred Henry Art

Ginger Hurst Physical Ed.

Mr. Dole Whitman pores over moteriol for o doss. above: Alumni gather for o group shot ot SAU's Homecoming.

Dr. Hugh Johnson Biology

Marie King Biology

Dianne Brasher teaches an Upward Bound class.

David Keith Computer Science

CPT. Edward La Marsh ROTC

Dr. Gene Kelsay Music

Charles Latham Educarion

Katie Marshal Physical Ed.

Lt. Col. Norton ROTC

Calvin Neal Physical Ed.

Mary O'Hern Art

William Nolan Sociology

R. Oliver Music

" Now, which key Is for Unscramble?" Right photo: " I must be In college, I'm too young for kindergarten."

J. Pendergraft Physical Ed.

Je rry Pyle History

" Carry the ball with your hands, not your ee· *# .. *??. ##. Mo-roni Right photo: " A good che w C!'C ::

good baseball game are the 2nd and 3rd best -~·1'9 -life."

Charlotte Pickens Sociology

Dr. Jon Putnam Education

Mary Reed English

Dr. Henry Robi5on Biology

Frank Root Science

Carl Rutledge Physics

Delwin Ross Physical Ed.

Richard Samuel Business

Linda Rushton English

Mary Scott Nursing

'Tm just a Iii' O 'l hard working girl." Right photo: 'Tm the one who does the work around here."

""IC one else shows up con • e oil the cookies?"

Dr. Sixbey History

S · ey Smart Music

Dr. Dan Skelton English

Gisele Souter French

John Smart Chemistry

Arthur Sreely Mar

AJbert Stecker Computer Science

A. Trexler Business

Robert Terry English

Rosemary Yonce Business

Ann Thomas Education

Jonelle Viertel Music

" If the music is good next time, Maybe we' ll get steaks."

Robert Walz History

Gayle White Nursing

Jomes Willis :,o mcaJ Science

"I don' t know- they've been orguelng over whose cup it is since I spiked the punch."

Jake Whitehead Theater

Rebecca Willis Chemistry

Dale Whitman English

Carolyn Wyrick Ubrory Science

STAFF

1979 TO 1980

Arvia Askew

Mary Barnes

Charles Bailey

Dorthy Bennett

Dr. and Mrs. Fran L :-e p resented w ith o fromec :es:>,

lution by Cameron Oocso""! Board of Trustees honor of Dr. Irwin' s 2a y ec:s::,, distinguished service :o So...: ern Arka nsas Unive · .

Johnnie Berry Alvin Brannon

Ruby Barrow Maxine Corter

A break in the middle of o hard day of writing rickets.

Dinah Brasher

Linda Clark

P.. Cole Vonda Dees Tyrone Dillard

Dort y Duncan Cassie Fanar Janet Goodwin

Leo Herrman

George Johnson

The physical plant digs another ditch and uproots onother building.

Aloylse Hipp Charlotte Hudman

Mary Johnson Linda Keith

" Yes, I'm sure I've got a basketball scholar­ship."

Dorothy Knowles

Brenda Morris

Freida Merrell Wilma McWilliams

Jim Richards Rena "cho_rds

Blanch R ybeck Rebecca Sanderson Emma Sargent

James Smyth Ken Stonecipher Beverly Stuart

" You hove to ask If we're sisters?"

Vernell Threagill Peggy Timmons Pat Weaver

Sonny Whittington Oova Williams Benny Zachry

· HONORS

SCHOOL LIFE

Dost thou love life? Then do not squander time, for That's The Stuff life is made of.

BENJAMIN FRANKLIN

LA DOCTORA BLUE; US TED EST A UNA PARTE MUY IMPORTANTE DE SAU

In reviewing the history ond record of Dr. ·s coreer or SAU . It comes os o great

surprise to find that the yearbook hos nev­., been dedicated to her. We. the 1980 y.aibook sroff. take great honor In making

long overdue tribute to Dr. Berty Anne llNe.

Or. Blue hos hod o notable writing co­,-r 0 1 SAU. In addition to Fundamentals of THXillng o Foreign Language, and AU· dwntic Mex/con Cooking. Dr. Blue hos o rhlrd book coming out at the end of 1980 fl\tlrled Authentic Spanish Cooking. a com­panion book to Authentic Mex/con Cook­ing. Dr. Blue hos also published two ortl­dPs. " Ho Time for Siestas" and " T.V. Teoch­klig'". She was the host of o television show aired on KTVE entitled " Pedro Dice" . The show ran for three years.

Dr. Blue received an assoclate's degree In arts and sciences from Blackburn Col­lege. a bachelor's degree In Spanish from the University of Illinois, o master's degree In Spanish and Portuguese also from the University of Illinois, and her PhD In Spanish philosophy and language from the Unlver­sldod lnteromerlcono.

Dr. Blue hos held many professional memberships In associations such as the Arkansas Association of Foreign Language Teachers. of which she Is o former vice president. the American Association of Uni­versity Women. Southern Arkansas Univer­sity Womens Club, South Central Modern Language Association. American Associ­ation of Colleges. for Teacher Training. American Council on Teaching Foreign

Language. International Astrological Asso­ciation. and Sigma Delta Pl.

Dr. Blue's current biography can be found In: Who's Who In American Educa­tion. Who's Who of American Women. Out­standing Educators of America. The World Who's Who of Authors. The World Who's Who of Women. Personalities of the South and World Who's Who of Women In Educa­tion.

Dr. Blue Is presently starting on endow­ment of $7000 at SAU. perhaps to be re. served for Spanish majors-minors.

Dr. Blue Is currently the chairperson of the Language Arts division at Southern Ar­kansas University where she teaches all levels of Spanish.

COSMIC BLUES

D GOLDS

PASS

WE MAY NEVER

WAY AGAIN

THIS

Entertainment for Jackasses.

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• ~reudian Sexual Aspecrs of Blackboards to ~.achers''

her Education"

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BRAYBOY ADVISOR I hove a problem. When I dine in the cafe•e ria a nd they ore serving hot dogs S."IOU Id I order a hot dog with moyon­ooise or a hot dog with mustard? If I ordered a hot dog w ith mayonnaise would it be proper to also hove pickle re lish or is it proper with mustard? And if so would it not be proper to order mus­oro w ith ketchup? Or even mo yon-;;olse for tha t matter? And if it w as prop­er 10 order pickle relish with moyon­:.oise w ould it be disgustingly devilish to order a dash of mustard and if it were would it a lso be as devilish to order onions. p ickle relish, mayonnaise, and mustard? A nd if so, would it be in good tosre to hove them odd a dab of chllie to rempt the cultured polet but without going into complete detail is it occept­-cble ro order j ust a plain hot dog?

Brayboy: Maybe

I ore a college freshman and I om hav­ing proble ms with my TV pictures not cor;,mmg in right. I live in a dorm and I ooesn r nor what to do. Con you help me with m y torrible problum?

Sined, Hopelessness

Your problem is very common in col­ege dorms but fortunately there ore a

number of good solutions. After we tr-ought for half a second we chose the ooe most suited for a person of such nigher inte lligence. Step I: Go to your local hardware store and purchase a • eovy sledge hammer. Step 2: Choose on outside wall to put your antenna t!"Jough (now toke your time this is a v ery important step). Step 3: Grasp the hammer or the wooden end and swing ot rhe chosen wall. Step 4: Repeat if n&essory until a hole big enough to put y our head through is there. Step 5: Run y our a ntenna through the hole and nail fr to the outside of the building. You should notice on immediate change In ,eception (and ventilation). Of course none of th is will do you any good until y ou plug in your set.

hove a problem with girls- none of ·hem ever wont to go out with me. Do vou think it could be my looks; I'm 4 ft. 3 inches toll , 439 and a half pounds, gray­ish complexion, recieding hairline, pim­ples a nd a banana shaped nose. What could I do to improve my chances for dotes?

J. Revolto

Dear Rev:

It could be your looks- yes. The easiest answer to getting dotes with girls would be to borrow the sledge hammer from the guy with the reception problem above.

All unreasonable questions. from picking your nose to ploying a guitar with your toes-will be unpersonolly answered by our resident staff of fools. (Martians need not apply)

Brayboy section used with special permission from Playboy International, Play­boy Building 919 North Michi­gan A venue, Chicago Illinois 60611.

IT'S NOT JUST A JOD - IT'S 32¢ AN HOUR

MARINES

SAU CAFETERIA AN EXPERIENCE IN DINING

CEIL HOLMES BRAYMATE

BEAUTIFUL ..... Mississippi. Ceil grew up in Dallas Texas.

s amently a sophomore at Southern Arkansas •NW"'"5i."ltv. and is majoring in Child Psychology. Her

:s a Dallas Cowboy Scout. and when she has !he es ro help him search for new talent. The

..... Z!'lc:~-- year old 35-24-34 Miss SAU (1979) is active ~ne. in Modeling. and in the SAU Marching

-..: ng <orp. Ceil's hobbies are fishing (for what?), -ong. and reading love stories. Our hobby is

-~-..-.~ CeU o r her hobbies. She hates Disco. " love ond roll." Miss Holmes likes men w ith slen­

W'P. bmlr bodies. pretty eyes, a good smile , and •-~ o.n outgoing personality. Her turn off's are 9111:1. ::!pp! g. rude people . pooting. and belching.

~te goal in life is " to make other people

Photos left to right top to bottom: I'm just o Iii Country girl at heart. I j ust love the hoy. it's so fun roll around in; I love to dress up. but sometimes Ir to dress down and flirt. like when I'm swimming. rt» water always brings the best out in me; When I wos o little girl I helped my daddy on his planta t ion. the form hands were real nice. they used to lo • helping me pick the peaches off the tree.

s,able or

Left to right, top to bottom: Gloria Glasgow -~!XlE"! ::::

boyfriend to help her w ith moving inro cfort- ;-e down at the Registration Dance: Edmonds c:"G

comedy team cringe at Union audience: JS.. -

and Deon Lorry A. Ludewig dispense w • ea c= :­Doy on Campus Picnic: Candy Gloss, Don G c::ss. Beard. and Donny Griffen recap summer ~ Pi's first street dance.

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By Robert Frost

FALL AT SAU MEANS 10 right, top 10 bo11om: Jeff Tavares. photographer. contemplates SAU students as he reodys

d::s:s POrtroirs, Ted Jordon D.J.'s rhe Halloween Dance; Cindy Loe and Shirley Goodnight seem to .._ ·>,an Freshman or lnlllotion, odd mixture of street, dress and costume clothes make up ~ Belinda Colemon. Julie Murry and Marcia Abboll celebrate rhe freshman class, Tau Delta

p Homecoming parade: winning car floor In rhe Homecoming parade done by --:::::i:l,nc:,I dub.

~ w eek or SAU, photos left to right, top ,o bcc:cm: Pete Thompson lights SAU's flame: SGA sPCGSCl5 a car smash; Tau Delta Thero pledges IICIIW money w lrh worer gun controcts; Alpha Psi ()-;ego's Oeod Olson Saloon claims first prize In :!car )Jclglng: Bon-fire lights spirit at SAU: former ~rs rel\Jrn home; Halloween brings out ::.cl sheers and lourels at pre-homecoming dance;

ol SAU burns bright.

H 0 M E C 0 M I N G

PHOTOS THIS PAGE: TOP- Martha Forgey reco • ers from Summer and contemplates foll. BO . TOM- Donna Norwood and Jorge Nassar pre­pare the "Wreck Hording" car at Homecoming PHOTOS OPPOSITE PAGE: TOP- SAU Studenrs show their true colors at Sadie Howkins Do dance. LOWER LEFT- Charles Bailey poses as "Morryin Som" (Hitchin 4 bits, Divorcin five dollars. LOWER RIGHT- A campus cutie dances at the Sadie Howkins Dance.

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Welcome io ·'Bussey• SUPPORT - the ,. . . . 1,./

Mulenders

Opposite page photos: Top right: Obviously SAU draws only rhe e s· Top left: There are alternatives to the cate·e · Lower right: Becki Chandler rejoices, "My ..est year!" Lower left; Nothing stops some people ~ pursuing an education.

This page: Top: "One lucky guy selected to live in r e c;· .. ..s· hall." Lower: Debbie Wallace, Treller Simpson -c Ken Walker win big prizes on a game sho ... ,., TV Production class.

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---=~. ooposite page: ~unch in the union provides converse­~ mind, as well as food for the body.

ark L..iRue demonstrates Toi Kwon union. t : Jorge Nassar, Pot Cook and Gaye

•amll:lCJ :non punch bowls at Freshmen Parents

: Freshman discusses school with

Pocking and unpacking becomes o college students.

E es of Gordon Ford. " -~r student Chuck Smith, host of s PM Magazine," returned to speak

der yearbook banquet.

::C:.005 ·e page: ~: RA Patty Scott greets newcomers.

t: Arkansas Governor Bill Clinton surprised -:s one day by dropping in during a trip to

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- r...- eh: Dr. Bob Terry expouses theories on ener-

r-ght: Shawn Wilf wins the Tri-State Beauty ~----· ar SAU in August.

:ioge:

:I -.e fastest growing areas on campus is com­.science.

This page: music department cookout. Top: Dr. Crouse - chef extraordinaire. Below: Scott and Annette Pollock chow down.

e right: John Jordan supervises hamburger in­citleration. -0wer: Steve Walthall, Steve McDonald, Stan Foster and Pat Cook would rather eat than sing.

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CAB SPONSORS TRIP TO CARIBBEAN Top: "Had a little something about an hour ogo c -went straight to my head." Right: "I didn't think they'd check my bags ~hat dose. Above: "Before I left I was up to my neck in wo

Below: "Dammit, Charles!"

CAB SPONSORS TRIP TO CARIBBEAN Top: "Had a little something about an hour ogo c -went straight to my head." Right: "I didn't think they'd check my bags ~hat dose. Above: "Before I left I was up to my neck in wo

Below: "Dammit, Charles!"

.. ::t!:l'.5 YQOSITE PAGE: Top left, as:.'Sil::i::r"'C:::: speaks on American •-ll'!ii:::s :::-- SAU os guest lectur-

• Deon Ludwig don. body fluids so that ?Tl???? .; Mr. Sixby

~.: . t pearls of wls­Boldouf guest lee.

- Joseph ond Mory -:id well ot Mognollo x:ode; PHOTOS THIS

:it"<> o, lnternotlonol .. a111Clf:IP!:!. :- Ors. Jomes ond Re­

s "'Orne: Middle left. :,oby face; Middle

n o strange land; --t.. Ci!'r.!oi::-v-K celebrated In

? OTOS THIS PAGE: Top photo, cultured and distin­g,.; ed editor of Mulerider gets down at dance; 3o--om photo, P.OTC enjoys Catered lunch at recent ot.:ring; OPPOSITE PAGE: top photo, SAU turns out for -ock concert (forty killed at door) Bottom left, Yes God!ey honored as distinguished alumni at Home­coming ; Jeff Zhorne tries to locate classroom.

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PHOTOS OPPOSITE PAGE: Student gives his all for SAU; Middle left, Gee mom. how did I know the punch was spiked?; Dean Haefner greets students and parents at freshman parents day; Sigma Pi throws another blowout; Bottom right, " smile your on candid camera": PHOTOS THIS PAGE: top left UPWARD BOUND student takes test; top right, specia ed student participates in class project to learn how disabled students view college life; Middle, weird strange and loveable; bottom photos. time at SAU means some time in the library.

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OPPOSITE PAGE: top leh, Orlando Todd escom ~ Endsley: Feature twirler performs or SAU game, Bo= homecoming gome: THIS PAGE: top page geology_. CA!J toke break from hord job of selecting flne enrem.w,r;:- • Geology student cuts rocks

P OTOS THIS PAGE: TOP PHOTO, Pete Thompson eods SAU annual snake 'dance; photo left, Nelson

Hall sponsors SAU dating game; Pete Thompson eods students in revolt.

ROTC GOES UP

ROTC COMES DOWN

SPRING IS REBORN ...

SPRING • • • SNOW AND SUN • • •

BEST OF BOTH WORLDS

SPRING REGISTRATION AT SAU . . .

. . . LINES .. .

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MORE LINES.

THE END OF THE WORLD

DANCE

HOW SHOULD YOU ESS FOR YOUR LAST IGHT OUT BEFORE THE END OF THE

WORLD?

SPRING FLINGI '""he rites of spring are

ce ebrated each April at SAU in an afternoon of ~ . games. and contests. Srudents under the heavy pres.sure of a semester's work really let things fly at

is SGA-sponsored festival.

Above: the arm wrestling conrest d raws a big crowd. A right: Charles Bailey. as usua l. is seen with pretty g!rls.

Food and friends are a great combination when the weather turns warm. The '"afeteria caters the event Nith fried chicken and bar­::>ecue. Somehow that info. -nous SAU food tastes a lot ::>etter outside in the sun!

Top: " On your mark . . . " Middle: " Get set .. . GO!" Bottom: " Nobody told me they were shoving cream pies!"

Bottom right: Three­legged racers go for the gold.

PIE-EA TIN' CONTEST

AND THREE-LEGGED

RACE

:>ove : The pie eating champion suffers the agony :f victory.

Above right: " Dump it under the rable ? o way! I only do that in the cafeteria." Bottom left: Preparing for the big race. Below: Teamwork in action.

is page: Tena Lewis finds our who her real friends are or rhe ever-popular mud­

ole.

"WHEN WE SAY SPRING FLING, WE MEAN FLING!!!"

:- ·e nd or enemy, everyone gets all wet in the most lar spring event of all. Nobody drowned, and nobody

seemed to mind getting dunked .. . especially if • got to dunk bock!

The shaving cream fight the monster volleyball game . . . the root beer chugging contest . . . the arm wrestling match - all help make Spring Fling a big hit with book-weary srudents.

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''ALL FLUNG OUT , ,.

Top left: Larry King with a rare species of animal know n as "dorm cats" . Above: Aftermath of a cakefight. Below left: Students take it easy in the shade. Below right: Spring means going barefoot.

RS. BRINSON HONORS THE LADIES OF SAU WITH A BANQUET .

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SAU SINGERS Steve Taylor. Dalynn Smith, Marsha Bowers, Cindy Wilson, Bill Hurst, Rene Eudy, and Duwayne Dav is.

SAU'S RIDERLINE IN

ACTION.

SAU'S ALL NEW 1980-1981

CHEERLEADERS

Above left: Dr. Richard 0. Oliver retires. Above: Dr. ~--.--. Brown, Honors Professor. Lower Left: Dr. Rolph WIison rece year service award. Lower Right: Morie King honored cs professor. Next Page, Left to right: Mrs. Rita Revis Deo:r Boord of Trustees member. Bruce D. Moloch. Outstondln4; .;,...:~-. Student. Sharon Lee Allen, Outstanding Education Stude-· E. Meadors. Outstanding Athlete. Sondra Formby Dt.,--..::s.. standing Arts Student.

Mell·s TENNIS Team ef eat ed A IC Cha mp.s

1ourney · Modelphia, /'\.y I· 3

GRADUATION

SAU'S RIDER LINE

TOP PHOTO, BACK ROW, LEFT TO RJGHT: V "' Collins, Gina Blais, Pat Cook, Michelle • o.­ren Kimball, Zandra Tatum, Brenda Bue :'G.

FRONT ROW: Glinda Jones, Sara Pruin, Jane· .. o--... son, Gina Hardin, Sophia Nisely, Vounda P~.

BOTIOM PHOTO, LEFT TO RIGHT: Co-cap a· -=>c· Cook, and Vaunda Pearson.

HOMECOMING COURT 1979

3ACJ< ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: GLORY DEAN GLASGOW. JUNIOR ART MAJOR FROM PRESCOTI; RHONDA CHEU ENDSLEY, FRESHMAN ART MAJOR FROM BRADLEY: BARBARA NANCY GOLLAN, SOPHMORE COM.

U ICA TIONS MAJOR FROM OTT AW A, CANADA. FRONT ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: CHERYL ANN RAGLAND, FRESHMAN EDUCATION MAJOR FROM FULTON: JO ANN KIRKPATRICK. JUNIOR EDUCATION MAJOR FROM MAGNO LIA: SHARON LEE ALLEN. SENIOR EDUCATION MAJOR FROM SHONGALOO, LA.

RHONDA RACHELL ENDSL HOMECOMING Q EEN 197

MISS SAU PAGEANT • • •

Contestants for the title of Miss Southern Arkansas University are (seated, from left) Patricia Cook, Rebecca Chandler. Tena Lewis. Tamara Lewis, Terri Orr; (standing. from left) Kathleen Jackson, Barbara McElroy, Wanda Biddle. Caren Souter, Sharon Foster, Ronnan Cobb, and Terri Neal.

"DIM ALL THE LIGHTS"

~ TO RIGHT: Becki Chandler, 2nd Runner-up; Patricia Ann Cook, Miss SAU: Tamara Ann Lewis, 1st u ne-r­p; Terri Lynn Neal, Miss Congeniality.

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PATRICIA ANN COOK, MISS SAU 1980

Pat is rhe 22 ecr old daughter o! " and Mrs. Dan Coo Camden, Ar onsas. She is seeking o ce,.

gre-e in Music Educc­tion. Her hobb·es ·:,.. dude cook1n9. ing, and rrove _ She was sponso·ec by Sigma AJpho o:c.

ISS SOUT 1HER 1980

SARA PRUITT

ITT TO RIGHT: Ceil Holmes, Sara Pruitt, Diane Harwood, Jo Ann Kirkpatrick, Caren Souter, Belinda Co e - ~ Black, Leah Buttler, Viki Beard, and Shciy Allen. BOTTOM LEFT TO RIGHT: Ceil Holmes, fi rst runner· Saro ~· • Miss Southern Bell; Jo Ann Kirkpatrick, second runner up.

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SAU'S FLAG CORPS :..:TI TO RIGHT, TOP ROW: Rene' Holey, Becki Chandler. Pearl Foster, Viki Wallace, Tino Mosley, Mory Casey. GiGi Richardson; BOTTOM ROW: Mory Whitehead C. Tayler, Holly Griffith, Lisa Northrop, "" · eUe Minor, Rebbecca Griffin, Jo Ann Kirkpatrick.

SAU'S RIFLE CORPS LEFT TO RIGHT: Betty Collins, Donna Norwood, Glinda Jones. Cathy Evers.

': U flag corps at work in Christmas parade through 111agnolia.

SAU'S MARCHING BAND

FEATURE TWIRLER Tra~y Lewis

. ATHLETICS

TO SET THE CAUSE ABOVE RENOWN, TO LOVE THE GAME BEYOND THE PRIZE,

TO HONOUR, WHILE YOU STRIKE HIM DOWN, THE FOE THAT COMES WITH FEARLESS EYES:

TO COUNT THE LIFE OF BA TILE GOOD, AND DEAR THE LAND THAT GAVE YOU BIRTH,

AND DEARER YET THE BROTHERHOOD THAT BINDS THE BRAVE OF ALL THE EARTH.

Sir Henry John Hewboh

OTO'S TOP TO BOTTOM, LEFT TO RIGHT: Head Coach Sam Goodwin: All AIC winner James Meadors: Perry Thomas, All AIC: Coaching Staff, from the left: Ed McConnell, Steve Arnett, BIii &asher, Sam Goodwin, Reggie Freeman, And G.B. Pendergraph.

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~ E: BACK ROW: Perry Thomas. Steve Shands. Gary Cowling, Mark Henry, Ronnie WIiiiams. Steve White. Brett McMahen. Jeff Jesrer, C,aig 1. David Erhardt. Richard Cook. SECOND Row: Russ Roop. Stan Askew. Anthony Burns. Mickey Faulklnberry. Craig Grapham. Alan Scon. K Clkw

curs. Chris Fountain, Tim Scott, Troy Gamble, FRONT ROW: Alan Rodgers. Gary Sheppard. Bernardi Johnson. Gerald Pride, James Meodoa..

W!NSE: BACK ROW': Steve Elkins. Scoff Colvin. Amos Rachelle. Bobby Rudley. Billy Jackson, Charles Larkin. Roy WIiiiams. Dexter Robersac\. ~ ~~r:a,:t!. Vodberry, Dwight Discus. FRONT ROW: David Coleman. Paul Brown, Bruce Milks, Dan Vela, Rex Burks, Greg WIiiiams. Jeff V illlams.. 8ytOQ Vaaoirc::a::. Johnson. Greg Waters. Bobby Gentry.

NEW LOOK IN SAU FOOTBALL ~::ee wins. six losses and a tie ...

preseoson observers w ould e oa:.epred rhot as a perfectly plou­

predknon as for as the football .,. .;!eriden. 1979 prospects were con. c:ec?'led. Aher aU, the previous year's 5CUOd hod finished 2.a. emerging from

anso.s lntercolleglote Conference wf.rhout a win. The 1979 teams

~ lnduded only three seniors and juniors. along with a host of soph.

____ .,. and freshmen. And the coach-p,epa.ring those players for bot-

m. fol r e most part. as new to SAU ear play ers. Backfield coach

:::::,c ?ndpal plo ycoller BIii Brasher re. ;::.,ed from Rip Powell's regime. but ~ of head coach Som Goodwin's - S•eve Arnette , J. B. Pendergraft ~te assistants Ee McConnell

eqgie Freemon - was straight o%het ranks. Goodwin himself was

CJ:IOChlng college boll for the first time. ' :ee wins, six losses and a tie . . .

were indeed the Mulerlders' ::. .... ooers when the 1979 season ended.

route to that " logical" mark as unpredictable as on Arkansas

w inter. After f inishing 2-2 in nonleogue ploy. SAU opened the conference sea. son w ith 21-14 upset of notionally. ranked Ouachita Baptist. The following Saturday. the Riders tied UCA. also ranked notionally. 10-10. leaving them atop the AIC standings as the only team w ithout a loss.

The next three games - against Hen­derson State, Hording and Arkansas Tech - ended, however. In three- point deficits. w ith the losing points against both Hording and Tech being surren­dered with less than 60 seconds of play. Ing time left. A loss to eventual league champion UAM followed. and the sea. son was over.

Three wins. six losses and a tie ... A lot of individual effort went Into

building that record. Senior fullback Jomes Meadors finished with 880 yards. the third highest total In the league and enough to vault him Into the number. one spot among Mulerider career rush. ers. with 2.533 yards In 471 carries. Sen. ior quarterback Steve White carried 171 times for 547 yards and passed for 715 more. giving him 1.262 yards in total

offense. Junior w ide recetve , Thomas led the league In bar:- • (12 for 363 ya rds. including c record 97-ya rder against Mis.siss. lege) and punt returns (five yards) and caught eight ~ yards despite missing what to the entire conference Se<l50C'l

knee injury. Meadors and Tho-:. presented the school on t e A

squad. Three w ins. six losses a nd a ·• The freshmen, though were

who would determine whe mark would go down as just ~...,.­line in the season-result IJs • whether It would later be ~ cs foundation of nothing less than c football era. As for as statistics -two freshmen stood out. ToiJbod: -old pride galn~d 642 yards on 4 •

rles, more than any previous f:::s.::..~ Rider ballcorrier. Defensive bock Woodberry collected seven :ec tions, tops in the AIC. and be<Xl.-.. first freshman t!) lead the league category. •

By Don Bailey

·os TOP TO BOTTOM, LEFT TO RIGHT: Gerold Pride rushes for some of his 600 yard conference leader Perry Thomas receives at UAPB game; Meadors makes a

'11:1;.e.l(j()wn; T.0. Hommocker rides new Ass; Gory Cowling and Troy Gamble carry out ':eld goal ploy In bottom three photos.

PHOTOS LEFT TO RIGHT, TOP TO BOTIOM Meadors bites the dust against the Bisoc"­Steve White hands off to Meadors; Steve White roes out; " how the *&%~# do know"; Rider leaves OBU prostrate in clus­at his heals: 3 pointslll; Meadors goes tor goal.

A year of Football ends at SAU - seeds are planted for a better year next season.

BACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Cassandre Curlett, Pat King, Rocci Cooper, Cheryl Ragland, Annette Collier. MIDDLE ROW: Sheila Mayfield, Pam Matlock, Shirley Goodnight, Evelyn Key, Yvonne Spellman. BOTTOM ROW: Elisa Millekan, Julie Lack, Glory Glasgow, Pam Glass. COACHES . . . Asst. Coach Judy Mewburn, Head Coach, Dr. Margarett Downing.

Photo on left: Rocci Cooper passes off the Glory Glasgow. Photo on right: Pam Glass scores two.

-- _eft: SAU gets a free shot. ~ - · ht: " It's up there somewhere."

Right: Cheryl Ragland Stretches for it. _.., l eft: UAPB loses control of the boll.

:> OTOS THIS PAGE: Top left-" After the ball!" ~op right: Tense moment as UAPB makes a try for the

hoop. 8onom left: SAU scores two. Bonom Right: Elisa Millekan is hot on the trail of the

opposition. ? OTOS NEXT PAGE: Top. " Who says basketball is

not a contact sport?" Bottom Left: " and their off!" Bonom Right: " TWO POINTS!!"

ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Robert Gamble, Derek Skaggs, Eddie Gooden, Donnie Coffman, George ~ en. Michael Biley, Mike Mitchell, Jimmy Thomas. BACK ROW: Ephrem Maxwell, Anthony AS brook, Dennis Jackson, Jarvis Shaw, Henry Christopher, Barry Bargames, Billy Upchurch, Joe _. -:dges.

PHOTOS CLOCKWISE: And SAU gets the bal . Goe sends manna from Heaven. Ephrim Maxwell ·es c drive past the Reddies.

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PHOTOS CLOCKWISE: Joe Bridges works the boll dow the court. The Reddies watch helplessly as SAU scores two. Billy Upchurch throws a long shot. SAU looms hig

· above the rest.

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· .-.-os LEFT TO RIGHT-TOP TO BOTIOM: Scoring a point; Susan ce rurns a serve; Mary Beth goes up to block a point; Beth

_ - Ma rgarette Steger puts it over the net.

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LEFT TO RIGHT STARTING WITH BACK ROW: Mary Smith, Ginge· Hurst (coach), Mary Beth, Rhonda McKinnen, Margurette Steger, Sheila Jackson, Sherley Easter, Cindy Willams, Karer Crumpton. Penny Smith, Jescina Blond, Susan Smart .

LEFT TO RIGHT-TOP TO BOITOM: Sherley Foster goes for the ball; Sheila Jackson scores; a conference with Coach Hum· Jackson going for a fast block. All women's volleyball photos courtesy of David Fielding.

SAU TRACK TEAM

PHOTO TOP: MEMBERS NOT IN ORDER: Kenny Martin, Force, Randy Thomas, Shame Smith, John Cunnin~-Gerald Pride, Curtis Wilson, Dennis Woodberry, Joey ham, Neil Munns, Jack Dickey.

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PHOTO TOP: Neil Munns runs for the wire. BOTTOM PHOTO: Jock Dickey a tired runner.

--OTO TOP: John Cunningham runs - the finish. PHOTO BOTTOM: Neil

... nns leads the field.

SAU SWIM TEAM

YOU WIN SOME

YOU LOSE SOME

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BASEBALL BEN BERRY, BERRY GOOD TO ME.

SAU TENNIS TEAM

Women's Tennis Team

-"'e Mulerider tennis team at SAU won the Arkan. - erco llegiate Conference championship, defeat. A. onsos College 9-0 in o match at Arkadelphia.

uleriders did not lose o game in the match. ·n gave SAU on undefeated season in AIC

s ngles play against AC: John Witter won by -- • trom Jody Topponto; Jeff df. Robert Anderson

- ~ Donny Friffin df. Steve Smith 6-0, 6-0; Pat =-e-, df. Steve Somers 6-0, 6-0; Kurt Lehigh df.

Srove 6-0, 6-0; and Tim Spoight won by de-

ooubles W itter and White df. Somers and An-6-0. 6-0; Griffin and Lehigh df. Smith and

~ 6-0. 6-0; a nd Sixbey and Spoight won by

--cfch pla yed against Ouachita, the Muleriders ~ - The m atch d id not count in conference

standings as the Muleriders hod defeared OBi.. ec .. ~ er in o conference fray.

In the Ouachita match in singles: John ··-e-· -QS·

to Gus Palafox 7-5, 6-1; Jeff White df. Tom To :xr o-3 6-3: Donny Griffin df. Derno ndo Fernandez 6.::. ~ ­Pot Sixbey lost to Dole Tommey 7-6, 6-2: l.J,.. -e"' ':, -df. Chad Chance 6-0, 1-5: and George Smir <P ........ Cushman 7 -5, 7 -5.

In doubles Witter and White losr ro Polo"ox :::­Tommy 6-3, 6-3; Lehig h a nd Sixbey df. Cho ce c-­Smith 6-1, 6-3; and Griffin and Smith lost to To oo· :::­Fernandez by defaul t when Smith become s c c could not continue plo ying.

The Muleriders will participate in the Dis -17 tournament.

copy Dy George Henry Sports Information Director

SAU WOMEN'S SOFTBALL TEAM

FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Evelyn Key, Elisa Millican, Lori Foscitelli, Johnnie Wore, Shelia Mayfield. MIDDLE ROW: Pam Matlock, Rhonda McKinnon, Debbie Garoutte, Melinda Morden, Denise White. BACK ROW: Kathy Johnson, Johnnita Ty ler, Rocci Cooper, Naomi Tyler, Shirley Goodknight. NOT PICTURED: Shelia Jackson.

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GROUPS

THE STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION

op photo; bockrow, Oruce Mollock, Jeorge Nas­sar, Darrel Andrews, Steve Griffith, Joey Tye,

itchell Orion, Corl Hawthorn. Jomes Connon, DJ. Jerry Pyle. Front row, Josie Doherty, Voundo :>eorson, Tomi Lewis, Stoey Vero, Dione Hor­..,ood. Donna Holmes, Rebecca Griffin, Gigi · o rdson, Alice Olonchord, Kim White, Cyndi

_owe. Oottom; Oruce Malleck on ogri-business """'<ljor served as SGA president from spring of 4 979 to 1980.

CAMPUS ACTIVITIES BOARD

First Row: Martha Bowers (on top), Bill Ander­son, Kathy Beaver, Paul lsenbery. Second Row: Pat Cook, Karen Souter. Beth Perdu, Kimiye Tipton, Gordon Ford, Tricia Parmley, John Roetzel. Donna Holmes, Mike Arrowood, Harry Cole.

• WRITER'S GUILD

Top photo; Standing, Debra Johnson, John P.oetzel, Druce (Doc) Sims, Dan Dailey, Cathy Chrisrie. Delenda Matlock. Seated, Kimiye Tipton.

The Writer's Guild is an o rga nizo rion formed esspecially for the purpose of publishing S.AU students poetry. pro~e . and photog raphs. Ma ny studenrs write exceptiona lly good but w ill most likely ne ve r be published. is organizatio n g ive s e v e ry on e a chance to be remembered throug hou posterity. The magazine is " EAR AND SKY".

STUDENT AFFAIRS

DACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Larry Ludwig, Joey Tye, Mark Jones, Ron Harris, Sam Diedy, Isiah Gates, Francisco Ci­priano, Janis DeMuth, Brenda Calhoun, Becky Sanderson, Keith Cheatham, Vicki Wallace , Gay Nell Murray, Barbara Golian, Tommy Reddick, Angela Darden, Jan Bland, Nancy Dean, Clova Williams, Barbara McElroy, Wilma McWilliams, Beth Morrell, Tammi Lewis, Ricky Forte, Dalynne Smith, Connie Smith, David O' Dell.

nik for the srudenrs o' S • ... c<> the begining of rhe to se-e-s. ter. TOP RIGHT PHOTO: rs. Go. :: Will iams, dorm d ireoer ~ -- -rod Hall tends ro dor s :, c-· life. MIDDLE PHOTO: one,, i::>ec_ ...

dorm d irecter of elson - c s ...... pervises Ne lsons Pare fl:-s·s :>c Reciption. DOTIOM PHOTO: The S·...ce.-· Affairs gang purs on • e ~ at their Christmas d. ne• oc .

'MEN'S FELLOWSHIP OF

CHRISTIAN ATHLETES

OMEN'S FELLOWSHIP OF

CHRISTIAN ATHLETES

INTERNATIONAL CLUB

b: row left to right: Muhammad Nurul Akhtar, le,.._ desh; Yong Lee, Korea; Dallas Calhoun, U.S.A.;

ahvi, Iran; Mr. David Sixbey, Sponsor; Saifud-r'! • Khaled, Bangladesh, Dr. James Willis, U.S.A. ;

~osoi.ld ahvi, Iran; Jafar Bayot, Iran; Satter Shakiba, ~ : Amin Hosien Samimi, Iran; Francisco Guevara,

b ia ; John Roetzel. U.S.A. Middle row left to r,;"'·: Chowhury Musharraf Hossain, Bangladesh; Vic-

tor Manuel Cipriano, Mexico; Mauricio Vela, Colom­bia; Dui-Van-Lam, Vietnam; Francisco Cipriano, Mexi­co; Quang-Minh-Vu, Viet Nam; Masahiko Iwasaki, Japan. Front row left to right: Martha Dowers, U.S.A.; Sima Shikiba, Iran; Mahin Gharami. Iran; Masai Lico Kasahara, Japan. Not pictured: Dr. Rebecca Willis, Sponsor.

~ i Lico Kasahara of Japan models tradition­=- .>0ponise atire.

Mauricio Vela of Colombia observes fello -·e-·-national students at Christmas gathering .

e· arional students gather for a Christmas feast at the home of ~ ebecca Willis.

S dent urses

o SAU:

Xcthy Beover Ooyno Bronron Mary Brown 11.obert Burnham

Ms.. Buuel l Ms.. Ooik Leanne Cockrow - eri Cole

Debbie Daniels Ms.. Dov is

o thy Dougor Lisa Gerhardt

Ms. Griffeth Morda Hohn Ms.. Hortman Becky Hayes

Renee Howard ~ - Johnson Sarah Jones Va lerie Jones

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Lisa Lee Chris McCulloos Donna eol Donna Parron

Ms. Peevy Ms. Perry Mory Plyle, Gail Plyle r

Roso c,bec-3

Connie To « Ms. onod Oer:sy y

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3 CK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Chris McCullough, obert Burnham, Mory Drown, Betsy Wynn, osa Roberts; MIDDLE ROW: Lisa Gerhardt, orhy Deaver; FRONT: Connie Taylor.

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DACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Kathy Dougan, Mor. cio Hohn, Donna Patton, Ms. Davis, Renee How. ord, Ms. Johnson, Ms. Griffeth; FRONT ROW: Debbie Daniels, Ms. Womack, Ms. Hortman, Lisa Lee.

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THE SWEAT OF

FARM

AGRI CLUB ~ .r '

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THE AGRI CLUB CLUB MEMBERS, LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Debroah John­son, Debroah Brandon, Melanie Freeman, Becky McEa­chern, Paula Underwood, Kathy Dougan, Will Robbins, Johnny Rosenbaum, Russell Sutton, Mr. Lewis J. Porterfield. SECOND ROW: Dr. 'John T. Attebery, Randi Garske, Kay Clark, Timmy Jamison, Bruce Maloch, Cindy Barefield, Har­vey Williams, Joe Coutler, Carl Hawthorne, James Ward, David Rosenbaum. THIRD ROW: Paul Patterson, Jack Gour­ley, David Hannegan, Stan Vardell , Jarvis Shaw, Curtis Wil­son, Pat Penturf, Otis Hall, Paul Attaway. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Edman A. Smith, Kenneth Dagenhart, Scott Glass, Larry Watson, Donald Austin, Deriel Romine, Tim Mason, Jomes Cannon, Ronald Kesterson, Grammy Moore, Arian Stanley, Larry Peebles.

The goals of the Agri Club at Southern Arkansas University are to promote interest in agriculture and agriculture-related fields among the students. Throughout the year the Agri Club sponsers the Farm-City Week Banquet, the Agri Club Social, and a Square Dance. Club Officers include Will Robbins, President; Johnny Rosenbaum, Vice-President; Paula Underwood, Secretary-Treasure; Darrel Wilhite, Sentinel; Arian Stanley, Reporter.

AGRI CLUB SWEETHEART,

RANDI GARSKE

MAID, KAY CLARK: SWEETHEART

RANDI GARSKI.

THE FUEL AMERICA

RUNS ON.

PUNK ROCK

AT SAU THE

CLOSET INTROVERTS

UPWARD BOUND PROJECT

THE UPWARD BOUND

STUDENTS OF

1979-1980 .

UPWARD BOUND

STAFF

Left: Dr. Ann Thomas

Below left: Mrs. Robert Walz

Below right: Mrs. Peggy Root

WESLEY FOUNDATION - ~ . LEFT TO RIGHT: Don Pierce, Cathy Black, Beth Cameron, Delyn Smith, Little Wendy. Pam Clark, Debbi Hun. Gr,,c . ...::: - r :::-c..s George, Doc Sims. STANDING: Candy Black, Tony George. Renee Eudy, Rev. Dan George, Kathy Taylor, Terry Be ... ::z.. :.r.c, "' David Kirkpatrick. David Cole. Bill Cole. NOT PICTURED: Robin Barton, Lisa Cline, Vicki Beard, Mike Dra e . Do, ,c 0-::.• r

Coza rt, Ed McConnell. Jeff Alexander, Paul Hines. Brett McMahen.

Rev. Dan George Foundation Director.

Wesley Officers: Delyn Smith. 0· Co e Debbi Nutt. Don Pie rce, and e "'ee Eudy.

MISSIONARY BAPTIST STUDENT FELLOWSHIP

e M DSF provides fellowship for students who are members of Missionary Baptist Churches. Their officers ore , President: James Cannon; Vice President, Jeff May; Secretary, Alicia Juris; Reporter, Kathy Dugan.

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CHURCH OF CHRIST STUDENT CENTER

ABS STUDENT CENTER

ROW I: Teresa Owen, Paula Hudgins, Sherri Gruner, Steve McCann, Terry Gurley. ROW 2: Wa yne Ross, Mike Mitchell, Kathy Casady, Johnney Aubrey, Mark Gruner, Traci Neill. ROW 3: Pam, Laurel! Childress, Alicia Hollensworth, Carolyn Crain, Lynn Cloud, Cheryl Minor, Tammie Price, Danny Nix. ROW 4: Denise Langley, Russell Johnson, Alex Hiedman, Cheryl Swilleyx, Jennefer Crews, Robin Dodson. ROW 5: Kari Crews, Craig Cheatcan, Robert Dodson, James Crews, Gaye Twitty.

BACK ROW: Alex Hiedman, V.P .. Ronnie Johnson, Pres., Carolyn Crain, V.P. , Johnny Aubrey, Devotional and prayer breakfast chairman. FRONT ROW: Alicia Hollensworth, Fellowship chair­man, James Crews, Director, Cheryl Guilley, Devotional and prayer breakfast chairman. SIT­TING: Danny Nix, Laurel Childress.

ADS seeks to bring studenrs dose •o Christ by providing opportuni ·es "o spiritual fellowsh ip. PHOTOS - ::S PAGE: ADS enterta ins inrerno·:O""'C student club at Christmas porry.

ALPHA HONOR SOCIETY Back row standing; Mitchell Brian, Debbie Branden, Joy Bryant, Penny Smith, Jayna Harring ton. Do e Whitman-sponsor. Front row, setting ; Caren Souter. Nancy Spears, Cindy Efferson, Suzanne Cross. Corbon Glenn Pate, Linda Call irott, Alice Blanchard, Johnny Canady , Gigi Richardson, Sheil ia Jackson.

Left to right; Su­z.onne Cross, secre­rory, Alice Blan. chord . treasurer, Lindo Collicott, his-o ri o n-r e por ter , it ch e ll Br i on ,

p re side nt, Shelia Jackson, v ice-presi­dent.

:-'"O"'l row: Gordon Ford, Kimiye Tipton (secretary), Dan Skelton, Bubba Hawley. Back row: Terry Bentz :>~sident), Doc Sims, Cindy Emerson, Jake Whitehead, Margaret Harton, Jerry Cortez, Julia Murphy,

:..e •a Zachry. Not shown: Melanie Martin (vice president), Becki Chandler.

ALPHA PSI OMEGA NATIONAL HONORARY DRAMA TIC FRATERNITY

urphy accepts acting award.

Alpha Psi Omega's annual the­atre awards went to Bubbo How­ley, best actor (Mortimer in " Arse­nic and Old Lace" ); Martine John­son, best actress (Anna in " And Miss Reardon Drinks a Little"); Ju­lio Murphy, best supporting ac­tress, (Fleur in " Miss Reardon"); Rick Souter, best supporting actor (Bob in "Miss Reardon " ). Best ac­tor and actress in " Kiss Me Kate" were Mitchell Brian and Linda Rushton, best performer in the children' s show was Belva Zachry, and Stogecrofter of the Year was Belinda Matlock.

Above: Sherrill Kendall hosts " Aardvark", and provides musical interludes . .

AARDVARK TALENT SHOW AND

BEAUTY CONTEST

-e~ Bentz and Becki Chandler do a skit - the " tongue-tied ;e" eman".

Above: Larry King in a pregnanr powe o...: ~ -p

" Baby Maybe" commercia l. Below: Bubba Hawley, MC of rhe Sou;;,er:: :ie r Pageant, interviews a contesranr.

PHI BET A LAMBDA

Phi Beta Lambda officers: President - Vicki L. Fornero, Vice President - Orlando Todd, Secreta ry . Gw e Enloe, Treasurer - Alice Blanchard, Historian - Beth Spain, Reporter - Sandy Dubose. Public Relo rior..s Manager - Gigi Richardson, Parliamentarian - Jerry Monholland.

ALPHA PHI ALPHA

PHI ALPA THETA

SAU'S HONOR HISTORY SOCIETY

ALPHA CHI

LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Dr. Dan England, Mark Mitchell, Vicki Fornero, Dr. Gayle White, BACK ROW: Lynn Sullivan, Beth Norrell, Carroly n Heath, Cari Rum me l, Nancy Grantham.

HONOR SOCIETY

Alpha Chi officers-front row: Nancy Green Granthan. Vickie Fornero. and Deth Norrell. Dock row: Druce Moloch. Orlando Todd. and Scott Nip­per. PHOTO AT RIGHT: Orlando Todd, Kent Hen­drix , Debbie Oliver, Vickie Fornero. and Dr. Gayle White attend the Notional Convention in New Orleans.

A lpha Chi. the national college honor scholarship society, invites for membership each spring rhose 1 ..,,., '"' '

and senior students of good character who rank at least in the upper tenth of their classes, according ro :> Gayle White . Theta chapter sponser.

Dr. Whit is currently beginning the first year of a four-year term on the Notional Council o f AJpho Ch. O! Don England is co-sponser of the Theta chapter at SAU. Dr. Mike Belmont also is co-sponser of r e g..-o._.:, Theta chapter presents an open meeting each year for the purpose of presenting a subject relo · _ :o scholarships and the advancement of knowledge. In March, Dr. Richard J. Baldauf. Director of the Muse-ur o! Science and History, spoke on environmental education to a large group of students and are-a d izens •

ilson Hall. Officers for 1979-80 are: President, Vickie Foreno; Vice-President, Orlando Todd; Secretary, Ber o.-e

Treasurer. Nancy Grantham; Reporter. Scott Nipper; Student Delegate. Bruce Maloch.

ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA

Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority strives to cultivate and encourage high scholastic and ethical standards, to promote unity and friend­ship among college women, to study and help alleviate problems concerning girls and women, and to be a service to all mankind. Alpha Kappa Alpha's current membership includes Betty Collins, President; Karen Biley, Vice-President: Annette Bivens, Secretary: Cynthia Muldrow, Corresponding Secretary; Joyce Christopher, Treasurer; Irene W . Brannon, Advisor: Melody Burton: Evelyn Turn­er, Darlene Carter, Leah Butler, Patricia Hawkins.

SIGMA ALPHA

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ANITA ADAMS

GLORIA GLASGOW

ELAIN HUBBARD

ROBIN JORDON

ROSEY MITCHELL

JEAN DIXON

BONITA HALL

JOYCE JOHNSON

VERONICA McDONALD

ASERENE w Ans

PHI LAMBDA CHI

SEATED (left to right): Tommy Hamlin, Ricky Baker, Stacy Key, Brian Wommack, Ricky Forte, Dallas Calhoun, John­ny Canady. STANDING: Mike Clye, Richard Clement, Joey Tye, Phillip Lansdell, Jeff Wylie, Steve Griffin, John Hood, George Nassar, David Sisson. BOTTOM PHOTO: Tommy Hamlin, David Patrick, Dallas Calhoun, Brian Wommack, Mike Clyde, Randy Walker, Anthony Ashbrook.

PHI LAMBDA CHI LITTLE SISTERS FRONT ROW: Mary Harrolson, Reba Spigner, Tracie Orr, Melissa Delk, Sherry Rice. Nancy Dunca"' Cynthia Spencer. SECOND ROW: Carrol Wylie, Brenda Cahoun. Ceil Holmes, Cari Rummel. Lincc Perry. BACK ROW: Renee Haley, Marsha Leonard, Donna Jo Dorris, Gaye Johnson, Kim Whire, Gnd; Wilson.

PHOTO AT LEFT: Matt Evans, Bill Hoglund, George Nassar, Jack Dickey, Cynthia Spencer, Ricky Bo er. PHOTO AT RIGHT: Donna Jo Hicks, Holly Griffith, George Nassar. Richard Clement. Marv Harrel.sor,.

SIGMA Pl

From left to right: Dock row: Wes Root, Mason Cozort, Tim McDroyer, Yong Lee, Joy Allen, Stan Sims, Gregg Purrish, Russell Leggett, Jeff Jester, Fred Mirra, Terry Roberts, Mitch Whitehead, Donny Gloss, Jeff Alexander, Scott Rowland, Jimmy Stell. Robbie McAdoo, Marcus Coldwell , Keith Cline, More Whitehead. 2nd row: Roy Longino, Dill King, Donnie Ruple , Mike Duron, Marc McWillioms, Alex McGregor, Johnny V ickers, Jerry Cobb. Front row: Doug Greenwood, Corl Plyler, Kelvin Smallwood, Don Cordwell. Not shown: John Walker, Steve White, Jomes Cozort, Dob DeJonge, Lorry Smart.

SPRING '80 PLEDGE CLASS

- _,ding: Jay Allen, Robbie McAdoo, Terry Roberts, Jeff Jester, Johnny Vickers, e ~ Cline, Tim McDrayer. Seated: Jeff Alexander, Mike Duran, Yong Lee, Gregg -:f"\Sh. Not Pictured: John Walker.

ORCHIDS

Choirs: Cathy Giles, Laura Evers, Joann Kirkpot1ick. Behind: one-e Antoon, Sora Pruitt, Julie Black, Tricia Parmley , Peral Fosrer. Ange Darden, Teresa Cox, Drocy Vincent.

SIGMA Pl ORCHID

BALL

BAPTIST STUDENT

UNION

PHYSICAL EDUCATION

P.E. MAJORS AND MINORS CLUB

MAJORS AND MINORS

P .E.M.&M. CLUB CHRIST MAS PARTY

NEW MASTERS ART CLUB

Standing: Caron Chastain, Alice Chadow, Tony Zack, Ila Cook, Ms. O 'Hearn, Rhonda Milligan. Seated: Pat Miller, Joni Butcher, Deva Roetzel. Crystal Taylor, Annette Comeor.

~op PHOTO: LEFT TO RIGHT. :'lRST ROW: Richard Barnes.

o rhy Sherfey. Larry Smart • .. e rome Lovil, Michael Jomes A.Irowood. Hugh A. Johnson, -1enry W . Robison, Elaine _o·rd, Darrye Kaym, Michele Belmont. Kay Clark. SECOND OV: Corl Plyler, Kelvin

Smallwood, Mike Drake. :=..ene Renee' Eudy. Debbie _,_ om, Brenda Kelley, Sherrie -.ogers, Dave Rebarcak. Jim ;ork.s, Ha rvey Hom, Betty :.:> ru. BOTIOM PHOTO: TOP -::) BOTIOM. LEFT TO RIGHT:

-b officers and advisors. Smart, Hugh Johnson, V. Robison, Renee'

" S erry Rogers.

BIOLOGY CLUB . ;·('.'l"' ·. . ' '. - ·;- ' ' - .

CHEERLEADERS PHOTOS TOP OF PAGE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Lisa Cline, freshman; Anita Adorns, one year: Sherri Jacobs, one year. MIDDLE OF PAGE: Corio Jackson, fresh­man, Shay Allen, captain , three years: Beth Ca­meron, freshman; Gaye Johnson, co-captain, one year; Cyndi Hobson, one year; Donna Holmes, one year, Ribo Spigner, one year.

PHYSICAL EDUCATION

POLITICAL AFFAIRS

Thoug h small in number, this club captured the a tte ntion of much of the school by spon­soring a debate between Mr. Jomes Crews and Prof. David Sixby. The subject of the de­bate w as " P." roted movies and whether or not they should be shown on campus.

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KAPPA KAPP A PSI

s·PANISH MAJORS AND MINORS

BACK ROW: Suestte Porter, Peggy Reynolds, Larry Far­rington, Lynette Wallace. FRONT ROW: Catherine Chris­tie, Kay McCarty, Dr. Betty Blue

FRENCH MINORS

Back Row: Gary King, Mdm Gisele Souter, Gaye Merrell. Front Row: Lisa Franks, Dianne Tipton Jordon, Mattie Pardue.

BLACK STUDENTS ASSOCIATION

- · ht: Miss BSA

3elow are pictured the winners of the Miss BSA ::iogeant.

SAU SINGERS

Sranding . left to right; Steve Taylor, Martha Bowers. Rene Eudy. Jill Owens, Claudia. Stecker. Bill Hurst Dalynn Smith. Seated; Cindy Wilson, Dewayne Davis.

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ORIENTEERING

ACTIVITIES & TRIPS

RIFLE TEAM

AND PARTICIPATES IN SCHOOL & COMMUNITY

Top: SAOK orienteere rs find snow in New Mex ico meet

Left: Colo r Gua rd in fair parade Abov e: Cal Reed g iv es blood

Above: Formation of companies. Center: Darriel Roming gives rope skills demonstration. End: Richard Pennington gives class on survivial.

LEADERSHIP LABS OFFER

Above: ROTC students in communications. Right: Mike Con­ners instructs on the use of radio set. Right below: John Ded­man enjoys a piece of snake meat in a survival lab. Below: Runners await start.

Left: Oob Stuart helps student find a po· on the map. Above: James Po rha shows how to build a shelter.

STUDENTS A CHANCE TO LEARN

Above: JoAnn trys one rope bridge Above right: Derriel helps cadets with

map reading Right: Squad drill

B A s I C

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Rifle Team

Above: Jerry Cobb fires in kneeling po.si ·on Right: Sgt. Worner and Deb Short g ive a •• - . e

demonstration of range softy Below: Team members recieve rifle team jcc.: e~ Below right: Mike Conner checks shooting

SAOK HOSTS REGION Ill ORIENTEERING MEET

Schools from Arkansas, Louisana, Texas, Mississippi. and Ala­bama compete.

Above left: runners prepare to start Above center: copying points from master map Above right: No, she's not looking for Mr. Goodbar! Left: Airborne all the way! Bottom left: Sgt. Hayes makes a toast to the good health of

those who partake of his food from the snack bar. Below: Full throttle to the finish .

CASUAL MOMENTS

Above: Ken Carroll gets 2nd lieutenout bars pinned on by Joan Carroll during commission­ing.

Right: Sammy McNully and Horry Cole discuss the serious aspects of orienteering

Below: One of the hazards of being a photogra­pher

Above: Some people just can' t stay in Ii e Oelow: JoAnn Auls e njoys a tough surv c

class.

~ONT ROW: Cathy Henderson, Kathlene Jackson, Martine ;0' nson, Treasa Cox, Saro Pruitt. CENTER: John Roetzel, Jeff Zo rny, James Cozart, Dan Bailey. BACK ROW: David Fielding, ~om Ford.

THE BRAY Beam me up Scotty I've been on the planet surface too long.

Above: Dan and Jeff are cutting and glueing together yet another addition of the Bray. Below: While the cat's away the mice w· play!

MULERIDER STAFF Left to right: Terry Oentz, Kimiye Tipton, Doc Sims (editor), Debro Johnson ,..ec-c- v-- -

Wingfield, Cindy Emerson, Glenn Pate, Meegan Hodge (faculty advisor). one >C "' : :,e-=:..:-

As editor of the Mulerider I would like to thank my staff of oursronc:f. g .,. o •e-s they hove done.

A big thanks to the Dray for the use of their photos and help. on :o De- -Jeff Zhorne, the Mulerider has no blank pages.

A very special thank you goes to Mike Arrowood, Lynn Roberts. · e x...;.._ -Johnson, Jan Sims, and Coach Henry. Each of these people made his own spec.c CO"'

make the Mulerider what it is. Some of these people did layouts, some photos, some darkroom work, some ryped. some wro·e • c

made their contributions. Without any one of them, something w ould hove been losr in mo ·ng -~.s yearbook the picture of the 1979-80 school year.

Finally, to the students and faculty of SAU, we would like to say thanks, beca use w irhour you. ·--e---e, would be no yearbook.

P.S. Thanks Sam Plair and Gene Stagnes.