Gary Hanes was usually se<'~ with a camera hanging around his neck. A photographer for both the Petit lean and the Bison, Hanes was a social science major from Mandeville, louisiana. A representative to the National council meeting of Alpha Chi , Hanes was selected as a Hammon Scholarship recipient. A Resident Assistant in Keller Hall, Hanes went on International campaigns two summers. He was secretary-treasurer of Phi Alpha Theta history fraternity, a member of American Studies, a former member of Young Democrats and was historian of his social club, Knights, his year . Cave Hogan They might not have known his name but everyone on campus knew who Dave Hogan was. Head Petit Jean photographer for three years, Hogan sooner or later snapped everyone's picture. But the camera was not his only interest as he participated in Third World Mission Group, Mission Prepare, World Evangelism Forum, Timothy Club and French Campaigns. A Bible and French major from Singapore, Hogan also belonged to the French Club, Chi Sigma Alpha social club and was a Resident Assistant. Kregg Hood Hailing from Dallas, Texas, Kregg Hood served men in the dormitory as a Resident Assistant for two years. A Bible and math major, he was the Religious Programming Director of KHCA and a member of Timothy Club. He debated his first two years, participated in Spelunkers two years and was a former member of Pi Kappa Delta. A member of Chi Sigma Alpha social club his senior year, he also played intramurals and tennis !'NO years. Steve Hardin University of Alabama transfer Steve Hardin carried a double major in marketing and Bible. member of the married studies social club, Alpha Gamma, Hardin had formerly served club as vice-president. Religious emphasis in i life was evident as he went on International Campaigns and belonged to Timothy Club. Henneman Nashville, Tennessee's Beth Henneman had the honor of being elected Arkansas State Chairwoman of AHEA her senior year. Beth's home economics major did not take up all her time however, as she received practical experience in her journ"lism minor by writing for the Bison. Religious director for her social club, Tri Sigma, her junior year, Beth was a Resident Assistant in the apartments . A former member of JOY, she also participated in the American Studies program. " Who's Who • 161
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