r· r , / ,I { I THE E\JS HUFstudent~· ·11 1 Twenty-nine students . WI eave ~or Italyw .d the eighth sem P4l1ielpatiJ:ag in ta e nesd UniversityinFJor:Cter of the H~ ru::~wpshi.'ch included Italian classes and "'~rn . ay 00 w~ ePI'OgramwiJl Jeave «U ..,.. paj Don shactelf~:]'eb. 8, according to Dr ThegroupWiU le . gns, Shackelford said director Of HUF .... u, Professor d Bible and Atnericanaenta eabe.~m Ill front of tbe The students ar - . Two faCUlty rn~mbe 8 · A bus Will .tafe =gat~a.m. Feb. are: Melody ~cJ.d~:Jf8 this semester m, Pl'Ofes&or of rs! Dr. Clifton Ganus ~~~-theywill fly to Atlan~LIUlde Rock, Bo~t.ead, Kareneam,th S~an, Mike Mitchen, ProfessorlllUsic !lDd Dr. Car! "'Wliterdam Tbe will an then on Claud· • n Clanton COIIlpany the-.... of B1ble, will ac- from Arns~ tJFl travel by train . rrssorn, 'arn ll ;; Gainey, Stev~ The students-""~ as teachers. nur· ""- oreoce. Holtc:in, Alana Isom ~hili~~gton, Jennifer M Will be 00 ta mg wR: sernester th Jewell ~~... Jl ' P Jackson T~ tati onday, Feb. 6 for rlllai trac.&lnpus by kea Broup tour ofA•"--e students wiU , ._....,3 ouett, Angela Kays' hl on and classes ·-e-os tion, orien- have a Eurail un:r~. EachWill also Scott LaFerney T · 'Le !,.~~on f~ these.m-•-- 8 ..__d traver on week= and Wil1 be able to JMerr,iU Maxweu' Jaeresa MatlterJey, <o .... """f" _ ""''CC .,.,-w · ac1ne Myatt ' mes McCrear BeVeral times for orten- The students are scheduled Robinson Brian Ronald Rich, Pauia May 9, but several Will ·stay ~~turnton T~~e.David T::::mDaniel ~tovan, Jell • . . . . • Y or Kriiiti Tboraon and D er, Chris Thorn1«Jn •. •• •. .. . . . . .. . . onna Warre~ I . . - .... . .. .........·. ' -- b .cans oOtOconvention Go\\eaeRepu ' o . . to increase the 0 ded the for the comlng Y~ 'ubUcan clubs from . ·ty students atten . number of College P th embel'SbiP Elligbl ~~~~~ans stll~wj~e coRnve:= 17 to 2.2, and t.osoo~c:ta:. ~he national Co ege.ttl RockHilton mLittle· oe from 800 to 2, 10 million memberS· attheLl e . . goal bas been set at one weekend. . th University were Eddie hosen as one Represent,in~ Hn£fm n•.Vi~ki Hansen, The University's club was ~ the nati~ Madd.en,..l&S~ Da~ swanson, _Bob of the outsfan!li~g lS c~~ have thegoal Debbie Bow ' neHanas. Mike ~unp- last year, and this year · on campus in Stewart and8~~~ity student who 15 tbe of increasing ~~mb:::~t delegation ~t Tale.ntea:·Th= ~····- · H~- e~-~o··s:Hare · l \ SP'flriQ''SihQ HOStiriQ"DUt'i8s. Veronica ·williams ofFt. Worth, Texas. David Slater of Dallas. Texas and Sharon Healy of Beebe will host the annual Spring Sing musical extravaganza. Williams was a hostess for last ye.tr's show and is a senior music education major. Slater, aformer Time ofDay member, is a junior business major. Hea}y is a member of the Belles and Beaux and is a senior office !itr?ms- mq;or. ' fenderler, a b.1.cans national secret.arY• order to have .,...e. cording to Eddie College Repu l . t ear's conventi,on, ac ..,.--- also atteJ?-ded.th theme of ''Vision o£ ~!aaen president of the club. Followmg e . tion set several goals ~ VictorY," the conven National honor society inducts record number of members The University Eta Chapter of Alpha Chi held induction ceremonies last Wednesday in American Heritage Auditorium, in– ducting the largest number of new members in the chapter's history, ac– cording to Dr. Joseph Pryor, sponsor for the organization. · The new inembe.~ are Joyce A. Aebi, Mark Aebi, Lynn Alley, ·urszula Bielecka, Sue Bolding, · Anna Brenton, Chet Brown, Dennis Brown, Gretchen Bukowich, Kimberly Capps, Brian Casey, . Kent Clay, Cheryl Conder, Cindia Cook, Annette Cooper, Scarlett Davis, Jaime Deeter, Rebecca Dockery1 Barbara Dorrough, John· Douglas, .Michele Ellis, Kenneth England, Rebecha Evans, · Terry EwachiW, Dave Favre, D. Mat– thew Flanigan:, Tammy Graham, KeeVin Gray, Bruce Grice,' Caron Guillo, Linda Gurganus, · Paula Hardesty, Edward Heaton, Carla Hecker, J.odee HobJ>s, Lena Humphrey, J. Robert Jarret nKehl Deruse Kinney, Lisa Kratzer, Dere 4tL<>nde, Jolayne Loden, Etta Mad~en, Eddie Madden, Gregory Mangrum, Rebecca Maupin, Steve MdKinzle, Amy Miller, Bryan Miller, Tonya Mitchen, J anet Morthole, William Newton, Jo Elleq Notd,David Owens, Rebecca Plumlee, Ca Poe, Robbie Powell, Gail Reaves, Tonita Regier, Cynthia Showen, Casandra Smith, Kathryn Stark, Olin A Scott Stovall, W" Donna Summerbayes, Dennis Th.omp– son Lonnie Usery, Kimberly Vinson, John Ward, .Mark Weeks, Kimberly Wells, Cheryl Wilburn, Cynthia Wills, Debi Wilson and Tvrren Yates. New officers for Alpha Chi are Jena Conrad, president; t efP Ya~ vice– ,President; Lizabet ell se.cretar_y ; Wade Huffman, treasurer; and Trey Reely, representative to the 1984 regional council meeting. In order to be inducted into Alpha Chi, a student must be a junior or senior and have earned a 3.75 grade point average on 80 or,. li).Ore hours or a 3.5 grade point average on more than 104 hours. To be eligible, a student must earn at least 24 hours at the University.
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