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Murray State University
Honors Day
Prograni
3:30 p.m. Friday May 9, 1980
Lovett Auditorium
Murray State University Ollice 1;1! the Pres!Oent M1.1rrey. Ky. 42071 (502) 762-3763
Welcome to the Honors Day ceremonies for 1980. No other event typifies a university's reason to be more than this one.
The students receivinq awards today have in corrrnon a record of dedication and achievement at Murray State . Their work serves as an example for all students and makes our work more worthwhile.
As the University continues to move towards true academic excellence, Honors Day is an opportunity to recognize students who are helping to reach this 9oal. For them, and for Murray State, today is time to savor the past and anticipate the future.
President's Welcome
With warm rega rds,
~· -Q_~ Cons tantine W. CuITts
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mxra,y state university
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3094 universlly station I murray, kentucky 42071 I (502) 762-6951
The Honors Day Program provides Murray State Univers ity an opportunity to recognize academic excellence. The s tudents honored today have proven their superiority in their respective fields by maintaining high academic standards.
It is through your attendance and interest in these students that this program attains the stature and prestiege that such honors deserve. On behalf of the students here at Murray State, let me welcome you to campus . I hope your stay is enjoyable and that you will visit Murray State again.
SGA Welcome
Mack Bushart, President Student Government Association
Outstanding Senior Woman Jayne Marie Gurzynski
Outstanding Senior Man William M. Bushart
Program
Presiding ........ . ...... ... ............... William M. Bushart President, Student Government Association
Invocation ..... . ...................... . .... ... Ted M. Hayden Political Science Major
Welcome ............................... Constantine W. Curris President
Presentation of Honors ... ... . . ... .. ....... ... Richard Butwell Vice-president for Academic Programs
Organist-Maxine Clark.
An informal reception, hosted by members of the Student Government Association, will be held in the Clara M. Eagle Gallery.
Ushers-Members of the Gamma Beta Phi honor society.
College of Business and Public Affairs David L. Eldredge, dean
Department of Accounting and Finance Thomas I. Miller, chairman Outstanding Senior in Accounting-Tarpley B. Jones
A plaque is presented in recognition of academic achievement and service to the department, college and university. Thomas I. Miller, chairman, will present the award.
Coopers and Lybrand Accountancy Outstanding Junior-Suzette Klusmeier
This award is based on academic achievement and service to the department, college, and university, and an expressed interest in a career in public accounting. A plaque and a $100 check, donated by Coopers and Lybrand Certified Public Accountants, will be presented by Thomas I. Miller, chairman.
Beta Alpha Psi-a national professional accounting fraternity Membership: Susan Alvey, Sarah Ayer, Gregory Bazzell, Diane Beeny, Roger Berthiaume, Alvin Choate, Donna Cook, Mayna Craggs, Kenneth Crooks, Mark Crowley, Cynthia Darnell, Roseanne Elder, Larry Evans, James Fenton, Darryl Gerstenecker, Tony Gholson, Edith Glover, Patrick Gossum, Stephen Hancock, Kathy Harris, Timothy Hickerson, Sandra Hooker, Kelly Huey, Karen Jackson, Bradley Jesop, Tarpley Jones, Debby Kleyer, Suzette Kusmeier, Jim Kohler, Jenny Leke, Teri Lowery, Beth Luyster, Dirk Morgan, Danny Mullen, Nina Neisler, Winifred Parker, Lowell Reagan, Karen Redden, John Russell, Sharon Shepherd, Bobby Sirls, Dan Thompson, Susan Thurmond, Sarah Wade, Melanie Wilkerson, Susan Williams, Laurie Wright, David Young, Emily Young.
Department of Economics W.F. Edwards, chairman Outstanding Senior with an Area in Economics-Floyd Keith Brown
Criteria for selection include academic achievement and intellectual development while at Murray State University. A plaque will be presented by W.F. Edwards, chairman.
Alpha Kappa Psi Scholarship Award Key-Ted Michael Hayden This award is presented each year to the graduating senior in Alpha Kappa Psi with the highest cumulative grade point average. The recipient's name will be engraved on the scholarship award tablet. Alpha Kappa Psi is a professional business fraternity. A certificate will be presented by Howard Giles, faculty adviser.
Department of Management Rex F. Galloway, chairman Outstanding Senior in Management-Malcolm J. Rogers
The criteria for selection include academic standing, interpersonal skills, and extracurricular activities. A plaque will be presented and the individual's name added to a plaque which is permanently displayed in the department. Rex Galloway, chairman, will present the award.
Department of Marketing and Business Administration William B. Seale, chairman Outstanding Senior in Marketing-Catherine E. Tanner
The award is based on scholarship, character, leadership and service . . A plaque will be presented by William Seale, chairman.
Outstanding Senior in Business Administration-Sherry L. Harris The award is based on academic standing and leadership potential. A plaque will be presented by William Seale, chairman.
MSU Student Chapter of American Marketing Association Outstanding Member-Bruce G. Austin
The award is based on academic standing, outstanding participation in the student chapter, and participation in university activities. A plaque will be presented by William Seale, chairman.
Department of Office Administration and Business Education Jules Harcourt, chairman Outstanding Senior-Jamie S. Walker
An award to a senior for high academic achievement. A plaque will be presented by Jules Harcourt, chairman.
National Business Education Association Award of Merit-Linda L. Killion
An award given to an outstanding business education teacher candidate. A plaque will be presented by Jules Harcourt, chairman.
Pi Omega Pi Outstanding Member-Judith Karen Russell The selection is made in consideration of the service provided to the chapter, creativity, inspiration to members, professional attitude, and cooperativeness in a responsible position. Pi Omega Pi is a national business education honor society. A plaque will be presented by La Verne Ryan, adviser.
Phi Beta Lambda Outstanding Member-Lawana Duncan The award is based on total contribution to the accomplishment of org~nizational goals. A plaque will be presented by Gary Brockway, adviser.
Department of Political Science and Public Affairs Winfield H. Rose, chairman Outstanding Senior in Political Science-Ted M. Hayden
A plaque is awarded to a graduating senior in recognition of overall academic excellence in general and political science in particular. Winfield Rose, chairman, will present the award.
Outstanding Corrections Student-Teresa J. Leneave The award is based on outstanding scholarship in criminal justice. A plaque will be presented by Winfield Rose, chairman.
Outstanding Law Enforcement Student-Gary Reese The award is based on outstanding scholarship in criminal justice. A plaque will be presented by Winfield Rose, chairman.
Alpha Epsilon Chapter, American Criminal Justice Association Outstanding Member-David C. May
The award is based on scholarship, leadership, and comradeship. The American Criminal Justice Association, Alpha Epsilon Chapter, is a fraternal association devoted to the furtherance of professionals in the field of criminal justice activities. Winfield Rose chairman will present the award. ' '
College of Creative Expression Donald E. Jones, acting dean
Department of Art Melody Weiler, acting chairman Art Awards of Excellence-David S. Davis, Mary H. Lawrie, Kenna J. Powell
A book or books will be presented to each recipient in recognition of outstanding work in art as recognized by the art faculty. Melody Weiler , acting chairman, will present the awards.
Department of Journalism and Radio-Television Robert H. McGaughey, chairman
' Society of Professional Journalists, Sigma Delta Chi Outstanding Sophomore in Journalism-Lisa Cannon
The award is based on scholarship and ability. A plaque will be presented and the recipient's name will be added to a permanent plaque. Robert McGaughey, chairman, will present the award.
West Kentucky Press Association Award for Outstanding Junior in Journalism-Michael Williams
The award is based on scholastic excellence and newspaper activities. A cash award and a plaque will be presented by Robert McGaughey, chairman.
Donald K. Harris Memorial Award-Rebecca A. Boggess The award is given to the outstanding broadcaster with junior standing. The recipient's name will be inscribed on a plaque in the office of the radio-television division. Robert McGaughey, chairman, will present the award.
E.G. Schmidt Memorial Award for Outstanding Senior in Journalism-Carmen R . Millay
The award is based on academic achievements and active participation in journalism activities. A plaque will be presented by Robert McGaughey, chairman.
MSU Broadcaster Scholarship Award-Carol C. Ullerich Awarded to a senior radio-television major with the highest scholastic attainment who has been in attendance at Murray State for two years. A plaque will be presented and the recipient's name will be inscribed on a plaque displayed in the office of the radio-television station. Robert McGaughey, chairman, will present the award.
Jack son Purch ase Broadcasting Service Award-Timothy T. Reding
Awarded to a senior radio-television major who h as made the most outstanding contribution to broadcasting services at Murray State. The recipient's name will be inscribed on a plaque displayed in the office of the radio-television station . Robert McGaughey, chairman , will present the award.
Department of Music Roger Reichmuth, chairman Outstanding Male Senior in Mu sic-Neil B . Casey
The award is presented to a graduating senior on the basis of scholarship, musicianship, departmental and campus involvement, leadership, and estimate of future success. The recipient 's name will ' be inscribed on a plaque d isplayed in the Price Doyle Fine Arts Center . Roger Reichmuth, chairman, will present the award.
Outstanding Female Senior in Music-Janet G. Childress The award is presented to a graduating senior on the basis of scholarship, musicianship, departmental and campus involvement, leadership, and estimate of future success. The recipient' s name will be inscribed on a plaque displayed in the Price Doyle Fine Arts Center . Roger Reichmuth , chairman, will present the award.
Sigma Alpha Iota Most Improved Musician-Bonnie Lancaster The award is presented by the music faculty to a graduating senior who has demonstrated the most improved musicianship as evidenced in performance. Roger Reichmuth, chairman, will present the award.
Phi Mu Alpha Most Improved Musician-Neil Casey The award is presented by the music faculty to a graduat ing senior who has demonstrated the most improved musicianship as evidenced in performance. Roger Reichmuth, chairman, will present the award.
Department of Speech and Theatre Vernon W Gantt, chairman Outstanding Senior-Russell E . Walker
The recipient is selected by the departmental faculty in recognition of outstanding academ ic a ch ievement , campus leader ship and contribution to the departmental co-curricular activities. A plaque will be presented by Vernon Gantt, chairman.
Outstanding Senior Debater-Russell E . Walker The award is given annually to the senior debater whose record of achievement and whose cont ribut ion to the MSU Forensics program has been exemplary. The name of the r ecipient is inscribed on a plaque on permanent display in the department. Vernon Gantt , chairman, will present the award .
Award of Merit in Forensic Competition-Timothy T. Reding The award is presented in recognition of competitive achievement in forensics. Sponsored by the MSU Forensic Union, the recipient is selected by the staff of the director of forensics for demonstrated excellence in a broad range of competitive forensic events. A plaque will be presented by Vernon Gantt, chairman.
Sock and Buskin Ou tstanding Member-Diana L. Johnson The award for outstanding achievement in theatre arts is given each year to the member who has been the most dedicated in serving the Sock and Buskin Drama Club and the University Theatre. A plaque will be presented by Vernon Gantt, chairman.
Alpha P si Omega O u tstanding Member-Roxana Gail Witt A plaque is awarded as a symbol of meritorious work in all phases of theatre production. Alpha Psi Omega is a national honorary dram atics fraternity. Vernon Gantt, chairman, will present the award. Mem bership : Sarah Coller, David Davis, Joe Dossett, Elaine Eversmeyer, Diana Johnson, Paul Petrasek, Lee Thompson, Roxana Witt, Cynthia Wyatt.
College of Environmental Sciences Gary W. Boggess, dean
Department of Agriculture Charles H. Chaney, Interim Chairman Outstanding Student in Agriculture-Julia A . Bibb
This award is based on scholastic achievement, character and leadership. The recipient ' s name will be added to a permanent plaque in the department. Charles Chaney, interim chairman, will present the award.
Department of Biological Sciences Charles E. Kupchella, chairman Outstanding Freshman Biology Major-Alan B. Whitehouse
The award is based on academic achievement as evidenced by overall grade point average and academic achievement within the biological sciences. Other qualities considered are leadership, diversity of interests and activities, ability to communicate, and ability to relate well to others. Charles Kupchella, chairman, will present the award.
Outstanding Senior Biology Major-Jacqueline Johnson The award is based on academic achievement as evidenced by overall grade point average and academic acheivement within the biological sciences. Other qualities considered are leadership, diversity of interests and activities, ability to communicate, and ability to relate well to others. Charles Kupchella, chairman, will present the award.
Beta Beta Beta Society Outstanding Member-Shawn Boyd and Walter Morrow
The selection was on the basis of grade point average, contribution to the society, willingness to participate in projects, and participation of leadership. A certificate will be presented and the recipient's name inscribed on a permanent plaque in the department. Beta Beta Beta Society is a professional honor society for students in the biological sciences. Charles Smith, sponsor, will present the award.
Outstanding Member of The Wildlife Society-Thomas L. Garrity The award is based on contribution to the society, willingness to participate in projects, and participation of leadership. Robert Goetz, sponsor, will present the award.
Department of Chemistry and Geology James L. Meeks, chairman Outstanding Freshman Chemistry Major 1978-79-Lois Heuer
The award is based on academic achievement during the freshman year and demonstrated potential for continued excellence. The recipient will receive a plaque, $300 in cash, and her name will be inscribed on a departmental plaque. James Meeks, chairman, will present the award.
Outstanding Senior Chemistry Major-Gregory S. Beale The award is based on outstanding achievement during the undergraduate career and promise of success in the chosen field. A plaque will be presented and the recipient 's name inscribed on a departmental plaque. James Meeks, chairman, will present the award ..
Outstanding Senior with an Area in Chemistry-Maurice Jett The award is based on outstanding achievement during the undergraduate career and promise of success in the chosen field. A plaque will be presented and the recipient ' s name inscribed on a departmental plaque. James Meeks, chairman, will present the award.
Outstanding Senior Geology Major-David R . Spain The award is based on outstanding achievement during the undergraduate career and promise of success in the chosen field. A plaque will be presented and the recipient 's name inscribed on a departmental plaque. James Meeks, chairman, will present the award.
Department of Geography James P. Matthai, chairman Outstanding Senior in Geography and Planning--Joseph Kurt Bruenderman
The award is presented to the student who demonstrates superior academic achievement, possesses leadership qualities and is active in extracurricular activities. The honoree is presented with one year's membership in the Association of American Geographers or membership in the American Institute of Planners, and his name will be inscribed on a departmental plaque. James Matthai, chairman, will present the award for Gamma Theta Upsilon, an international honor society in geography.
Department of Mathematics David E . Gibbs, chairman Outstanding Senior in Mathematics-Kenneth J. Newton
The award is based on academic standing, particularly in mathematics. The reci!)ient' s name will be inscribed on a plaque in · the department . David Gibbs, chairman, will present a plaque.
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Max Carman Scholarship-Loucia Mavrokordatos The Department of Mathematics recommends to the Euclidean Mathematics Club candidates for this award who are juniors and club members . The recipient is selected by vote of the club members. A $250 scholarship and a plaque will be presented by Harvey Elder, sponsor .
Department of Physics and Computer Science Robert C. Etherton, chairman Outstanding Seniors in Engineering Physics-Leon Adams and Kenneth Newton
The award is based on academic excellence and service to Murray State. Their names will be inscribed on a departmental plaque. Robert Etherton, chairman, will present the awards.
Outstanding Senior in Physics-Russell Walker The award is based on academic excellence and service to Murray State. The recipient 's name will be inscribed on a departmental plaque. Robert Etherton, chairman, will present the award.
Outstanding Senior in Computer Science-Debra M . Thompson The award is based on academic excellence and service to Murray State. The recipient's name will be inscribed on a departmental plaque. Robert Etherton, chairman, will present the award.
College of Human Development and Learning Hugh Noffsinger, acting dean
Department of Home Economics Alice Koenecke, chairman Outstanding Member of Home Economics-Sherry Diane Farmer, Kathleen A. Luber, and Gretchen M. Skarka
Selection is based on potential leadership, academic excellence, participation in departmental activities and personal and professional support of home economics. The recipients ' names will be inscribed on a departmental plaque. Alice Koenecke, chairman, will present the awards.
Kappa Omicron Phi Outstanding Member-Kathleen Luber Presented to the member who has contributed most to the achievement of the society's goals. Kappa Omicron Phi is a national home economics honor society. Alice Koenecke, chairman, will present the award. Membership: Stephanie Bedell, Carolyn Dennis, Diane Farmer, Lisa Hamby, Joanna Harris, Glenna Hall Holloway, Crystal Almy Lyons, Kathy Luber, Lisa Mason, Sherri McDaniel , Beverly Underwood.
Home Economics Student Association Most Outstanding Member-Gretchen Marie Skarka
The award is presented to the student selected by the club membership who has made an outstanding contribution to the promotion and organization of the club. A certificate will be presented and the recipient's name inscribed on a permanent plaque. Alice Koenecke, chairman, will present the award.
Department of Instruction and Learning John G. Taylor, chairman Student National Education Association Outstanding Member-Michelle D. Beasley
The award is presented to a full-time junior or senior active member of SNEA with a high academic standing. The Student National Education Association is an academic club for future educators. A certificate will be presented by Truman Whitfield, sponsor .
G.T. and Frances Ross Hicks Scholarship- Michelle D. Beasley and Mary Katrina Delnagro
Presented annually to a member of Kappa Delta Pi who has high academic standing and promise of success in the teaching profession . Kappa Delta Pi is an honor society for junior and senior teacher education students. Janice Hooks, counselor, will present the award.
Delta Kappa Gamma Recruitment Award-Michelle D. Beasley Gamma Chapter-Delta Kappa Gamma is an international honorary organization for women educators . Alta Presson, president, will present the award.
Department of Nursing Lou Ann Atkins, acting chairman Outstanding Senior-Deborah N. Marshall
The award is based on academic performance, extracurricular activities and support of the nursing profession. The recipient ' s name will be engraved on a plaque which remains in the department. Lou Ann Atkins, acting chairman, will present the award.
Sigma Theta Tau Outstanding Membership Award-Deborah N. Marshall
The award is based on leadership and commitment to the ideals of the nursing profession. The award will be presented by Lou Ann Atkins, acting chairman.
Department of Professional Studies Ben Humphreys, chairman Outstanding Senior Rehabilitation Major-Lisa Anne Baker and Judith M. Hill
The award is based on academic excellence and demonstrated leadership ability. Glen Hendren, director, will present the awards.
Outstanding Social Work Senior-Sherry D. Graybeal The award is based on scholastic record, demonstrated commitment to the field of social work, leadership qualities, and active involvement in campus and community human service projects. A certificate will be presented by Wallace Baggett, director .
Outstanding Member of Alpha Delta Mu-Barbara A. Luckett Presented for outstanding leadership demonstrated by the recipient in carrying out the purposes of Alpha Delta Mu, the National Social Work Honor Society, and in recognition of the individual's academic excellence in the field of social work. A certificate will be presented by Wallace Baggett, director. Membership: Regena Bellew, Martha Bennett, Wanda Clark, Teri Dickerson, Sherry Graybeal, Jon Howell, Melinda Knees, Celia Larson, Patricia Loyall, Barbara Luckett, Cindy Morris, Joyce Seymour, Patty Sparks, Ruth White, Rene Williams, Deanna Wolf.
Outstanding Member of Social Work Club-Karen K. Shipley Presented for outstanding leadership demonstrated by the recipient in carrying out the purposes of the Social Work Club, and in recognition of service and commitment to the various human service projects sponsored by the club. The Social Work Club is a student organized and operated club for social work majors and others interested in the aims and purposes of the social work profession . Wallace Baggett, director, will present a certificate.
Department of Psychology Charles Hamra, chairman Psi Chi Outstanding Senior Psychology Student-Celia 0. Larson
Presented in recognition of academic achievement, research activities, contributions to the department and potential for graduate training. A plaque will be presented and the recipient's name added to plaque of previous honorees. William Batsel, Jr ., faculty adviser, will present the award.
Department of Recreation and Physical Education Chad Stewart, chairman Outstanding Female Physical Education Major-Janet E. Lester
Selection is based on academic achievement, moral character, professional interest, leadership, enthusiasm, campus activities, and contributions to the department. A plaque will be presented by Chad Stewart, chairman. ·
Outstanding Male Physical Education Major-Kenneth R. Jackson Selection is based on academic achievement, moral character, professional interest, leadership, enthusiasm, campus activities, and contributions to the department. A plaque will be presented by Chad Stewart, chairman.
Outstanding Female Recreation Major-Kathy L. Atherton Selection is based on academic achievement, moral character, professional interest. leadership, enthusiasm, campus activities, and contributions to the department. A plaque will be presented by Chad Stewart, chairman.
Outstanding Male Recreation Major-Preston Gambrell Selection is based on academic achievement, moral character, professional interest, leadership, enthusiasm, campus activities, and contributions to the department. A plaque will be presented by Chad Stewart, chairman.
Department of Special Education Lawrence Marrs, chairman Outstanding Senior in Communication Disorders-Rhonda S. Durham
The award is based on academic excellence. A plaque will be presented by Viola Miller, director.
Outstanding Service Award in Communica tion Disorders-Joyce M. Wooldridge
The award is presented to a student who has exemplified excellence in all aspects of service in the area of communication disorders. A plaque will be presented by Viola Miller , director .
National Student Speech and Hearing Association Outstanding Member-Rhonda Plott
The honoree is selected on the basis of participation in and contribution to the MSU chapter of the National Student Speech and Hearing Association , a professional organization for students interested in careers in speech-language pathology or audiology. A plaque will be presented by Viola Miller, director.
College of Humanistic Studies Kenneth E . Harrell, dean
Department of English Delbert Wylder, chairman Outstanding Junior English Major-Roscoe Stuart Bivin
The award is based on overall grade point average. A certificate and a $50 scholarship will be presented by Delbert Wylder, chairman.
Outstanding Senior English Major-Patricia Holler The award is based on overall grade point average. A certificate and a reference book will be presented by Delbert Wylder, chairman.
Department of Foreign Languages John W. Ferguson, chairman Outstanding French Student-Tarpley Jones
The award is based on academic excellence and/or contributions to departmental activities. A certificate and a cash award will be presented by John Ferguson, chairman.
Outstanding German Student-Ellen M. Lockard The award is based on valuable contributions to the study of German at Murray State. A certificate and a cash award will be presented by John Ferguson, chairman.
Outstanding Russian Student-Joseph R. Woods The award is based on academic excellence and/or contributions to departmental activities. A certificate and a cash award will be presented by John Ferguson, chairman.
Outstanding Spanish Student-Donna M. Sigler The award is based on academic excellence and/or contributions to departmental activities. A certificate and a cash award will be presented by John Ferguson, chairman.
Pi Delta Phi Outstanding Member-David Polen The award is in recognition of outstanding contribution to the society. Pi Delta Phi is a national French honor society. The award will be presented by John Ferguson, chairman.
Department of History Joseph H. Cartwright, chairman Outstanding Senior History Major-James Russell Stevens
The selection is based on academic performance and recommendations of faculty. A plaque will be presented by Joseph Cartwright, chairman.
Phi Alpha Theta-a history honorary society Membership: Sheila Barnes, Robert Boxley, Edwin Bradford, Pam Blincoe, Keith Cartwright, Mike Clark, Mike Clinard, Sherry Darnell, Lyle Fair, Ethel Gilkey, Christine Grant, James Harmon, Ann Henry, Pia Heyn, Saundra Hoover, Melinda Meador, Kathryn Pasco, Joanna Presley, Anita Prince, Scott Sefton, Cindy Sentell, Russell Stevens, Larry Sykes, Ike Thacker, Johnnie Vaughn, John Watson, Bob Woods.
Department of Sociology and Anthropology Miles E. Simpson, chairman Outstanding Student in Sociology and Anthropology-Patricia A . Loyall
The award is based on academic excellence. A plaque will be presented by Miles Simpson, chairman.
College of Industry and Technology Kenneth Winters, dean
Department of Engineering Technology James G. Weatherly, chairman Outstanding Associate of Science Graduate-Fonda J. Walker
The award is to recognize outstanding achievement, as well as leadership potential displayed through a variety of departmental activities. A certificate will be presented and the recipient ' s name inscribed on a permanent plaque in the department. James Weatherly, chairman, will present the award.
Outstanding Bachelor of Science Graduate-Gregory A. Williams The award is to recognize outstanding academic achievement, as well as leadership potential displayed through a variety of departmental activities. A certificate will be presented and the recipient's name inscribed on a permanent plaque in the department. James Weatherly, chairman, will present the award.
Department of Graphic Arts Technology Thomas E. Gray, chairman Distinguished Graphic Arts Technology Graduate-Peggy K. Wakefield
The award is based on overall grade point average, expertise in graphic arts, and university and/or departmental activities and leadership. Thomas Gray, chairman, will present the award.
Department of Industrial Education Paul Lyons, chairman Outstanding Senior in Industrial Education-Patrick D. McCormick
Selection is based on leadership ability, cooperative attitude, involvement in departmental activities, and departmental and overall grade point standing. The recipient's name will be added to a permanent plaque in the department. Paul Lyons, chairman, will present the award.
Outstanding Senior in Epsilon Pi Tau-Scott Karns Selection is based on scholastic record, contribution through student activities in the college, and demonstrated leadership qualities. Epsilon Pi Tau is an honorary professional fraternity in education and technology. A certificate will be presented by Paul K. Lynn, chapter co-trustee.
Department of Military Science L TC Randall G. Routt, chairman General George C. Marshall Award-Joseph Kurt Bruenderman
Presented annually to an outstanding senior ROTC cadet who, by virtue of academic performance and leadership potential , emulates the qualities of General Marshall . Dr . Forrest Pogue 's biography of General Marshall will be presented by LTC Randall G. Routt, chairman.
Department of Safety Engineering and Health George V. Nichols, chairman Outstanding Academic Performance as an Undergraduate in Occupational Safety and Health-Deborah M. Foster
This award is presented to an undergraduate student for outstanding . academic performance in the field of occupational safety and health. George Nichols, chairman, will present the award.
Outstanding Leadership in Field of Occupational Safety and Health-David G. Derrick
This award is presented in recognition of outstanding performance in promoting the goals of the profession and for encouraging student involvement and participation in professional organizations of the field. George Nichols, chairman, will present the award.
Outstanding Academic Performance and Professional Involvement as a Senior in Occupational Safety and Health-Lewis D. Spraggs
This award is presented to a student of senior standing for outstanding academic performance and professional involvement in the field. George Nichols, chairman, will present the award.
University-wide honor society awards
Alpha Chi-Bruce Burton, president; Rhonda Durham, vice-president; Suzette Klusmeier, secretary; Kent Jones, treasurer.
By virtue of their election to office by the members of the society, the officers of Alpha Chi are given public recognition on behalf of the entire membership. Alpha Chi is a national honor society for scholarship . Howard Keller, faculty sponsor, will present the awards. New Initiates: Lisa Abell, Sarah Aydt, Mark Bateman, Michelle Beasley, Lisa Bell, Martha Bennett, Thomas Bilotta , Stuart Bivin, Karen Blincoe, Shawn Boyd, Barbara Brodmerkle, Melanie Bryant, David Bugg, William Bushart, Annetta Carter, Cynthia Christie, Autumn Corns, Dorothy Curtsinger, Antoinette Dias, Mark Donohoo, Larry Evans, Gary Farmer, Eugene Fleischmann, Paula Foree, Elizabeth Geishert, Keith Gray, Sherry Graybeal, Bridget Gregg, Ken Haggard, Stephen Hancock, Donald Haneline, Jayne Harris, Ted Hayden , Billy Heady, Julia Heil , Timothy Hughes, Deborah Hyatt, Bradley Jesop, Diana Johnson, Kent Jones, Eugene Keener , Mark Kirk, Suzette Klusmeier, Claire Lafoon, Teri Lowery, Kathleen Luber, Barbara Luckett, Craig Mathis, Randall May, Margaret McCallon, Martha McCallon, Margaret McClure, Sherri McDaniel, Cynthia McKnight, Patricia Melvin, Carmen Millay, Bradley Mills, Walter Morrow, James Morton, Kenneth Newton, Kathy Parker, Robin Parrish , Elizabeth Pickens, Heather Pittman, Joya Poat, Phillip Powell , Gregory Pruitt, Joseph Redenour , John Rhodes, Belinda Riley, Malcolm Rogers, Joyce Seymour, Lisa Siegert, Donna Sigler, Sarah Sims, Roger Smith, Michelle Soncrant, Jay Sullivan, Kelley Sullivan, Timothy Tillotson, Reanna Todd , Carol Ullerich, Janet Wadlington, Jamie Walker, Hal Watkins, George Wilkinson, Susan Williams, Cindy Wyman.
Alpha Lambda Delta Senior Book Award-Jayne M. Gurzynski National Alpha Lambda Delta presents this book award in recognition of the graduating senior member of Alpha Lambda Delta with the highest cumulative grade point average. The award will be presented by Bertrand Ball, president of the Honor Society Council.
Gamma Beta Phi Outstanding Senior-Catherine Tanner This award is presented to the senior student member of the Gamma Beta Phi Society who has demonstrated academic excellence and leadership on the Murray State campus. Gamma Beta Phi is a national honor , service and leadership society. Joseph Rose, adviser, will present the award.
Omicron Delta Kappa-J. Carl Fisher Book Award-Ted M. Hayden
The memorial book award is given to a student in recognition of outstanding contr ibut ion to Omicron Delta Kappa, a national leadership honor society. Viola Miller, acting faculty secretary, will present the award . New Initiates: Lori Adams, Sarah Aydt , Lisa Baker , Elaine Bass, Jul ia Bibb, Floyd Brown, Dianne Bruce, Kathy Calhoun, Cynthia Darnell , Nancy Dearing, Susan Durham, Kim Fox, Lisa Hamby, Teri Lowery, Sherrie McDaniel, Sheryl Nelson, Jeremy Odlin, Gregory Pruitt, Bob Ridenour , Beth Schapiro, David Spain , Jay Sullivan , Catherine T anner , Reanna T odd, Philip Zacheretti.
Student Development Office Awards Frank H. Julian, vice-president for student development
Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges
Students selected must have an overall grade point average of 3.0 or above; demonstrate outstanding scholarship, character, leadership and potential growth; exemplify excellence in citizenship and service to the university. Certificates will be presented by Frank Julian, vicepresident for student development. Membership: Leon Adams, Billy Bailey, Elaine Bass, Julia Bibb,
· Bruce Burton, Debra Bushart, William Bushart, Jeffrey Caldwell, John Cartwright, Donna Cook, Chester Crump, David Davis, Catherine Dorsa, Rhonda Durham, Pamela Graham, Jayne Gurzynski, Lisa Hamby, Ted Hayden, Patricia Holler, Maurice Jett, Tarpley Jones, Teresa Lowery, Kathleen Luber, Carmen Millay, Heather Pi,ttman, Timothy Reding, Jennifer Reichmuth, Charlotte Reid, Robert Ridenour, Judith Russell, &ott Sefton, Joyce Seymour, Jeffrey Sharpe, Mary Spalding, Susan Stone, Catherine Tanner, Reanna Todd, Richard Turnage, Russell Walker, Roxana Witt.
Ralph Woods Memorial Award-Ted M. Hayden The Ralph Woods Memorial Award was established to honor and recognize a student or students who have made an outstanding contribution in service and leadership to the university campus. Roy Helton, Student Senate faculty adviser, will present a plaque to the recipient.
Max Carman Outstanding Teacher Award- Howell R. Clark The Max Carman Outstanding Teacher Award was created to honor a faculty member who has established a record of teaching excellence at Murray State University. A plaque will be presented by William M. Bushart, 1979-80 Student Government Association President.
Outstanding Senior Woman of Murray State University-Jayne Marie Gurzynski
A committee of faculty and staff was asked to select from the senior class one woman who exhibited the optimal blend of excellence in scholarship, leadership , citizenship, and academic and extracurricular activities. An engraved plaque will be presented by Frank Julian, vicepresident for student development.
Outstanding Senior Man of Murray State University-William M. Bushart
A committee of faculty and staff was asked to select from the senior class one man who exhibited the optimal blend of excellence in
scholarship, leadership, citizenship, and academic and extracurricular activities. An engraved plaque will be presented by Frank Julian , vicepresident for student development.