Submissions from 1989
Chromospherically Active Stars. VI. HD 136901 = UV CrB: A Massive Ellipsoidal K Giant Single-Lined Spectroscopic Binary, Francis C. Fekel, J. Davy Kirkpatrick, Xinxing Yang, and Klaus G. Strassmeier
The Photometric Variability of the Chromospherically Active Binary Star HD 80715, Klaus G. Strassmeier, James T. Hooten, Douglas S. Hall, and Francis C. Fekel
Submissions from 1988
Chromospherically Active Stars. IV. HD 178450=V478 LYR: an Early-Type BY Draconis Type Binary, Francis C. Fekel
Chromospherically Active Stars. V. HD 91816=LR Hya: A Double-Lined BY Draconis Type Binary, Francis C. Fekel, Kim Gillies, John L. Africano, and Robert Quigley
Submissions from 1987
Chromospherically Active Stars. III. HD 26337 = EI Eri: an RS CVn Candidate for the Doppler-Imaging Technique, Francis C. Fekel, Robert Quigley, Kim Gillies, and John L. Africano
Submissions from 1986
Chromospherically active stars. II. HD 82558, a young single BY Draconis variable., Francis C. Fekel, Bernard W. Bopp, John L. Africano, Bret D. Goodrich, Leigh Hunter Palmer, Robert Quingley, and Theodore Simon
Submissions from 1985
Chromospherically active stars. I. HD 136905., Francis C. Fekel, Douglas S. Hall, John L. Africano, Kim Gillies, Robert Quigley, and Robert E. Fried
Submissions from 1983
MM Herculis: An Eclipsing Binary of the RS CVn Type, James R. Sowell, Douglas S. Hall, Gregory W. Henry, Edward W. Burke Jr., and Eugene F. Milone