Todd Daniel Kempt on- Indianapolis, IN. Youth Ministry. Campaigns (Australia), Campus Ministry (Chairman of Youth Services), Chorale (Treasurer), Spiritual Life Committee, Student Impact, Timothy Club. Jane t Carol Kesle r - Columbia, TN. Mathematics. Shantih (Treasurer), Alpha Chi (Secretary), Dean's List, Kappa Delta Psi, MECA, SNEA (Treasurer), FACT. Tara Ty ler Kibler- Jupiter, FL. Math Education. Zeta Rho. Alpha Chi, Chorale, Dean's List, Friends, Student Impact (Group Leader) David Mark Kiefe r- Searcy, AR. Pre-finals week not dead; 'living breathing nightmare' CRAMMING. Dionne Frazer and Julie Huffman, both sophomores, take advantage of the "last minute" before an exam to put on the finishing touches of their preparation. Photo by Sharon Bowles. W eek 16 and all was dead . Many students knew the latter half of the sixteenth week of a semester as dead week. It was a time that caught students between the excitement of going home for a while and of finishing classes and the dilemma of whether or not one really needed to study for that test the next day. Dead week had a knack for causing many students excess stress. Most thought of the week simply as a time when clubs were not allowed to have any activities, all in the name of furthering higher education. For others the week had a way of evoking strange behavior from somewhere deep down in the dark recesses of their Superego. Dorms that at one time paid homage to those who P aul Don Killingsworth - Forrest, City, AR. Computer Information Systems/ Mathematics. Theta Tau Delta. Alpha Chi, American Studies, DPMA, Dean 's List, Delta Mu Delta, Inte rcollegiate Swimming (NAIA Nationals), Student Impact. K imbe rly Kaye Kilpatrick - Springdale, AR. Joanne T . Kimsey - Austin-, AR. Donna Jane King - Pittsburgh, PA. T ommy Ray King - Streator, IL. Computer In formation Systems. Transfer from Northern Illi nois University. Chi Sigma Alpha (Histo rian) . Regina Beau, Intramurals, SAM, Student Impact (Transfers). J ema Cole en Kingrey - Staffer, KS. L isa Carol Kirk - Russellville , AR. Physical Education. OEGE (President, Vice President, Athletic Director, Historian). Intercollegiate Basketball. John J . Klein - Littleton, CO. Marketing. Knights. American Marketing Association, Bison Staff (Photographer), HUF, Petit Jean Staff (Photographer). 146 Endless Faces studied regularly took on an appearance more like a second grade playground. Some studied, some played practical jokes on friends and on rare occasions some may even have been found around 2 a.m. at the Waffle House. Along with the different behavioral changes that took place, there were as many different opinions about the week as there were students enrolled. There were basically three schools of thought about the week. One was the person who held the belief that the week was unnecessary. "I think it's useless" said sophomore Greg Harrington. "Besides, there are more important things to worry about." While some saw no purpose, students of the second school of thought were fearful of the week. "Dead week is not dead, it is a living breathing nightmare, " said senior Don Alan Frost. Finally there were those who held to the third school of thought; that dead week was enjoyable. " I love it," said Senior Georgia Cox; " Everything is winding down and there are no more projects , only t he finals." While there were different thoughts about dead week in each student's mind, most agreed t hat what one made of dead week was all in how a person looked at it. One thing was certain; dead week made memories that last ed long after the listing for next days test was forgotten. - Mark Hodges
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