1977-1978 Yearbook

A new addition to the campus seemingly arose out of the ground this year. You have probably run into them trying to cross the front lawn or some other grassy spot. They are, as you probably guessed, the chained fence posts dotting the campus. The first thing you may have wondered about them is the reason for their existence . The main reason they were put up, accord ing to Dr. Carr , was to keep students from maki ng paths across the campus. They are, in a way, a campus beautification program. Gary Lowry, Hot Springs, AR nm Lowry, Bartlesville, OK Karen Lynn, Memphis , TN Michael MacDonald, Searcy, AR Loyon Molone , Seorc~, AR Patricio Monsell, Midland, MI Tan,a Marlin , Little Rock. AR Barbara Martin, Hope, AR ShDl'on Martin, Browning, Il Sheryl Martin, Coral Gables, Fl Vikkl Martin, lancaster, CA Mik, M.,on, Houston , TX Rebecca Maxw.lI, Dearborn, MI Patti May, Memphis, TN InlCI Mayo, little Rock , AR Malcom McCollum, Apple Volley, CA Dale McCoy, Vicksburg, MS Linda McDaniel, Humble, TX David McDonold, Doctors Inlet, FL John McDonougll , Selma, Al Richard McEu,n, Little Rock, AR Eddie Beth McHan, loke Village, AR Chri, Mclenzie, l ittle Rock, AR Jane McPh....on. Beomsvilie. Ontario Greg M,ocIe, Detroit , MI Valerie Medders, Resaca , GA Etta Melton, Kensett , AR Rory Messick, Mountain Home, AR 124 • Juniors kim Meth,ny, Monette, AR Chari.. Mlchelel, Bunkie, LA Glenn Mm.r, Marietta, GA Bryant Mil. , Seabrook, MD Denni . Miner, Seorcy, AR Becky Mitche;ll, Line .... ille, AL Tommy Mitchell, Plano, TX J... lca Moor., Paragould, AR Margie Moore. Decatur, IL Martha Moore, Shoron, PA Rita Moore,Searcy, AR noma. Moore, Sharon, PA Bruce MOf'9CWI, Zenia, CA Harohl Ann Morris, Florence, AL kim Morri.on, Macedonia, OH Curt Morrow:Malta , OH Rita Mott, W. Chicago, IL Denni. Mount, Lynchburg, OH Lu An" Moxley, Myrtle Beach, SC Mike Moyer, Searcy, AR Rhonda Moyer, Searcy, AR In th is case, the beautification is expensive. According to Bernie Vines, supe rintendent of bu ildin g and grounds, the total system-fence posts, chains, labor and management-cost around $5,000 . The admini stration, however , is confident t hat they will pay for themselves in t he form of less care and maintenance to the lawn . As with anything else, the fence posts can either be a help or a hindrance. Only time and students wi ll tell. CHAINED fence posts keep students on the sidewalk.

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