Hinds Community College - Eagle Yearbook (Raymond, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 296 of the 1986 volume:

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MS 3r w: J3 nr rar.: .Tr::arr- (P 14 Introduction Ifl ••  : ■ Introduction 15 16 Introduction Contents Campus Vogue 142 People 170 Raymond Vo-Tech 230 Campuses, Branches and Centers 242 ja . JSSSflfeo yearbook staff takes prillA dedicating the 1986 Eagle to Cliff Nelson. Mr. Nelson is an academic counselor and has also served as director of admissions and records n the past. He has been called upon many times to serve as master of ceremonies for various banquets and programs and has also addressed many stu- dent and faculty groups. He has always shown sincere interest in eacl student he advises and concern with the prob .;■■ 5 they may have. : is with honor and pride that we dedicate i 1 986 Eagle to Cliff Nelson. V :V i i£ h£ l ; aZri i AVjlua- A jl££ 20 Events EAGLE Events 21 ARTS FEAST Arts Feast Week was held following nine weeks exams this year and it provided the students with a change of pace with many activities and performing artists. 22 Events Events 23 fTMWMtfiq 1985 MONDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1985 TALENT SHOW • Fellowship of Christian Athletes 7 PM Cain Hall Auditorium - 50 cents TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1985 fi PRAYER BREAKFAST 7 AM Alumni, Faculty, Staff, Students, Friends McKenzie ArenaVShuttle bus leaves Cain Hall at 6:50 AM Cost. S2 85, Students free with meal ticket Speaker Dr Bob Hosford Entertainment: The Clefs HOMECOMING BANNER COMPETITION JUDGED NOON WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1985 COUNTRY SINGER AND COMPOSER MARK GRAY NOON Cain Hall Auditorium, FREE and open to public THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1985 • HJC STAGE BAND AND THE CLEFS NOON Cafeteria Sidewalk, FREE and open to public PEP RALLY 6 PM Eagle Football Stadium HOMECOMING DANCE Spar Me 8 PM to Midnight Mayo Field House FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1985 • WESTS HAPKIDO DEMONSTRATION TEAM NOON Student Union Lawn, FREE and open to public SPORTS HALL OF FAME BANQUET 7 PM McKenzie Arena Cost: $10.50, R.S.V.P., please HI-STEPPER ALUMNI GET-TOGETHER 7 PM Women ' s Gym 1, Cost: S5.00, R.S.V P , please SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1985 FIFTY-PLUS REUNION 9:30-11:30 AM Green Room, Fine Arts Building Classes of 1922, 1923, 1924, 1925, 1926. 1927, 1928, 1929, 1930, 1931 1932, 1933, 1934, SPECIAL GUESTS: Class of 1935 HINDS JUNIOR COLLEGE DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION MEETING 9:30 AM Board of Directors Annual Meeting Board Room, Administration Building, Raymond Campus MARIE HULL GALLERY OPEN HOUSE 10-11:30 AM ' Robie Scucchi Exhibit All invited, SPECIAL GUESTS Residents of Raymond HOMECOMING LUNCHEON 11 45-1 30 PM College Cafeteria, Raymond Campus Alumnus of the Year presentation, Hall of Fame inductees, Alumni Association business meeting Cost: til. 00, R.SV.P, please DISPLAYS COMPETITION JUDGED NOON FOOTBALL GAME 2 PM Hinds Junior College vs East Central Mississippi Junior College Eagle Field, Raymond Campus Presentation of Homecoming Court and Queen OPEN HOUSE 5 PM President ' s Home, Dr and Mrs Clyde Muse Alumni, students, faculty, staff and friends • In event of raw. Cain Hall Auditorium HOMECOMING WEEK Hinds 24 msmrssrr ' M ,- : -].. .J , ... W. ' HIND9 CAREER DAY Hinds 25 BEAUTY PAGEANT The Beauty Pageant is held each year to select the Top Five campus beauties for the college yearbook. One of the Top Five is named Mos t Beautiful. i -■ n 1 wk jt Phj ■■■■ r • ■ , i ! , f ' «L k nl ■■■fjsm-o-- IB m sff taa NbK :: : mm 26 7 Events . ■B WT I i ' M ' aMMIM g tadB 1 Events 27 1986 Mess America Pageant m ' ' ,: ML. 28 I Events —- — ' — . -■ ' ■ ' . ■ — -r- - ■ ■ - . ,,. — .., - , : ' «MBKfl ' ?«nra is ' «s :aia«awuw Lendon Players Productions H HH I ■ The fall production presented by the Lendon Players was Harvey. The Spring production presented by the Lendon Players was S ' Wonderful, S ' Marvelous, S ' Gershwin.! Events 29 Mississippi and the Arts Week Mississippi and the Arts Week was held in the Spring and featured many well-known artists. The week was co-sponsored by the Hinds Art, English, Music, Speech and Theatre Departments. Dedication of the Andrew Bucci Room Robert McElvaine Hinds 30 — , — . — . — . — - — ■ -rrfrx-r T--t;.::::i r v fi Ron Smith Hinds 31 OPEN DORM -A 32 Events ■ ■!,; — T? : 1 1 — : : 1 : ■ — : — ■ — ■ ■ . v . . ,; . ;; .; ;j_ . - M „- T -, Several times during the year, Open Dorm is held on campus. Cinder close supervision, visitors are allowed to visit rooms in the different dormitories. Events 33 1985 MISS HINDS PAGEANT The Miss Hinds Pageant is held in the Spring and it serves as a preliminary to the Miss Mississippi Pageant. Each of the 17 girls competed in the following catagories: swimsuit, evening gown, talent, and interview. The alternates selected were: 1st — Angie Dicken, 2nd — Lisa Hoyt, 3rd — Sheila Stewart, 4th — Tammy Inman. Tammy Magnum was chosen the 1985 Miss Hinds Junior college. MISS HINDS JUNIOR COLLEGE Tammy Mangum 34 Events — — Events 35 Dances Several times during the year, dances were held at Hinds. These allowed students to break away from the studying, homework, and prob- lems of college life and have fun. Hinds 36 - , ' -■ - vw.ri. ' jMM ' ..i .m ■ . ' .. ' V ; ; ■ ■ . T-Trror--.- - - :: ■ . .7 . :r v K!iajGliiyK  w llH «iS«a««raj M HALLOWEEN m During Halloween, dormitories had parties and an Ugliest Witch contest was held. Students also dressed in costumes for the weekly pep rally. Events 37 CHOIR CHRISTMAS PROGRAM A Choir Christmas Program was presented by the Hinds Junior College Choir during their annual concert in Cain Auditorium. Some of the selections were contem- porary works based on traditional text. 38 Events — - ■ — T. ■-.- ' -: ' Mis,!. 1 Bamm • .-, Events 39 ' lit ii iff- % %- .t j I ft ft lilt ' $P-V  fit fW.fi vI4S- ft II 1 II ' III f 40 Groups CONTENTS ASB j Hindsoniah Eagle Hi-Steppers Band Choir Soccer Assocation Lendon Players BSa Hinds Connection FCA Wesley Foundation Legal Students Circle K VICA ome Builders tudent Nurses Nursing A H Agriculture Club Jackson Sunset VICA Alpha Kappa Omega hi Theta Kappa Ita Epsilon Chi Alpha Beta Gamm u Alpha Theta lpha Rho Tau Biology Club Reform Clniversity Ministries Sunset Drive — Design and Drafting Sunset Drive — Dental Assistances Sunset Drive — Legal Students Sunset ' .Drive - - Phi Theta Kappa PAGE Sunset silon Chi Sunset Drive — Secretaries Association Sunset Drive — Phi Beta Lambda unset Drive — BSU jyS unset Drive — VICA Nursing Allied Health — Phi Theta Kappa 42 46 47 48 52 56 60 62 65 66 68 69 70 71 74 75 76 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 88 89 89 90 I EAGLE Groups 41 Associated Student Government The Associated Student Body exists on the campus to promote the general welfare of the college, to provide active participation for students in matters of general welfare, and to train its participants for leadership. Jamie Cox — ASG President ASG Members: First Row: Tammy Inman, Lea Curtain, Carman McAdory, Eloise Lee. 2nd Row: Jamie Cox, Carol Jones, Vicki Shielves, Renee Knott, Carmelita Allen, Lynn Lehew, Glenda Windmon, Sonya Smith. Back Row: Dennis Smith, Ralph Miller, Blain Morgan, Robbie Mason, Dan Pierce, Jimmy McDermott. 42 Groups ™, .% -; ,vv:W:«r..««i r-i: r. ' «r inaex- . •iHnKj - .-ni l imiM nmrM r. Dr. Barbara Blankenship — Advisor Jamie Cox — ASG President, William Mitchell — ASG Vice-President Groups 43 Associated Student Government ASG Senate: Standing; Steve Nettles, William Mitchell, Ralph Miller, John Arnold, Chris Clements. 44 Groups - ---:--- rr- r — ■ -— - T . I I I ■■ I II W ill I H IBI l ll I I I I I V. ' ,.„ J-T-. . :- . - ■ ■ -., ? .-.-, -■■ .-. ,.t-- ■■. ■-.- „ .- ■.,■. i,- ' -v -- -w -. fr-v- J ?tr.m- ' « . ' K ' .: ' ■ ' ■ ' ::: --;v - k:,,v Groups 45 Hindsonian Susan Clark — First semester Editor Kelly Halbert — Second semester Editor Bob Hodges — Advisor Jamie Thomas — Photographer Dan Magee — Photographer Mitch Crosby — First semester Photographer 46 Groups rjn wmN uarir m mmnmntrntirmt ■ , ii , )iiiMfKseMmmmmmiKwi. r ' .rML- z- iitiitn;-ji .:-. ' s-ur ' n 9Xii !ax!i iiuaMiefKSffiWRSXGfay y Robin Lewis, Beth Quarles — Co-Editors Advisor — Bob Hodges Mitch Crosby — 1st semester Photographer Allyson Mobley — People Jamie Thomas - Photographer Dan MaGee — Photographer Groups 47 HI-STEPPERS 1st Row: Lisa Simmons, Kris Kirby, Karin Lofton, Susan Brown, Dee Harrigill, Stacy Dukes, Jenny Hudson, Lori Roberts, Nanette Griffith, Stacy Foster. 2nd Row: Daphne Watson, Gwen Lee, Stephanie Schillinger, Cynthia Washington, Jill Steadman, Tina McDaniel, Tammy Neil, Valerie McGffee, Babs Fallin, Rhonda Davis, Sarah Williams, Renee Pace. 3rd Row: Carla Rice, Deborah Dees, Carol Polk, Amber Heriard, Cindy Serio, Tracy Wade, Renee Coats, Susan Quinelly, Lori Quarles, Tabby Blair, Beth Smith, Jamie Corley. 4th Row: Destiny White, Melissa Gribakou, Mary Smith, Terri Young, Bridgette Porter, Lori Jones, Lisa Baker, Suzanna Orr, Susan Castle, Crystal Shivers, Susan Buckley, Kate Margolis, Carol Johnson, Lisa White, Cindy Kinard, Cyn- thia Lock, Wendy Brown, Pam Whitehead, Cindy Hudson, Sandra Walker, Rhonda Hall, Michelle Shoemake, Kim Harvey, Lisa Guthrie. 6th Row: Lyn Irby, Suzanne Allen, Kim Tadlock, Angela Coxwell, Kim Carter, Rhonda Chapell, Vannessa Smith, Robin Lewis, Leanne Magee, Tina Smith, Stacy Snowden, Jan Shropshire. Hot Pictured: B. J. Wescovich, Libby Little, Vonda Burke, Liz Love, Penny Green, Kathy Reeves, Melissa Furr, Anna Richards, Jane Turner. A precision dance and drill team, the Hi-Steppers are known throughout the South for their half-time perfor- mances at college football games. A companion group to the Hinds Parade Band, the Hi-Steppers have won ac- claim at such events as New Orleans Mardi Gras Parades and balls; the National American Legion Convention in St. Louis; and the Junior Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California. The group also performed at the New Orleans World Fair. 48 Groups ANNA BEE Director : — ■ . : -. — — — ■. ■r.t- j : -  itiiajtVTXs ' X . y : ««;- iMr  iw « -■ ■■ ' ,•; .:- yi ' S .. Officers: Sitting: Kris Kirby — Social Chairman, Lori Roberts — Historian, Jenny Hudson — President, Karin Lofton — Vice-President, Lisa Simmons Secretary. Standing: Stacy Foster — Reporter, Susan Brown — Senator, Stacy Dukes — Spirit Chairman, Dee Harrigill — Treasurer. Groups 49 ■lllllllllllllMHimilM MMIIHIII WIMII ... , .■ ' :■.■■■■ ■- ' ' .; ■ ' ■ ; ■ ■■■■■■■■■■■ — 1___ Hfeir mjt z m r • i, IbsgEjaHEswB iL P - -rfSSftwis rasws i i v ▼ ■■ ■ b B s iLh | Z P ygH L V p99k y R E V 1 N SH i ' ■ .. ' H ■ ' ■ ' W ■■ Sk K ' E ' - 50 Groups -. %.. ■ ■ , .. . , : Mr 7 A V7 r S5 if Groups 51 Kneeling: James Rutherford. 1st Row: Lynn Johnson, Leslie McKinney, Morris Coffey, Darrell Blair, Melinda Land, Kim Riddle, Ken Waters, Richie Stewart, Dwaine Morgan, Mike Monistere, Kristi Bivens, Janet Breith aupt, Marty Robertson. 2nd Row: Tommie Jarrell, Judy Breithaupt, Jennie Johnston, Sharon Gerald, Steve Alexander, Grady Sparks, Paul Singletary, James Johnson, Chuck Bagby, Tom Caver, Clark Cummins, Gary Feazell, Tray Bourgoyne, Walker Ware, Kim Polk. 3rd Row: Cameron King, Cindy Rasberry, Cindy Hartness, Leland Hennington, Brent Wheelock, Marilyn Littleton, Marty Baggett, Steve Crouther, Tim Johnston, Pam Lee, Brian Barnett, Duke Simmons, Allen Randall, Ladonna Benton. 4th Row: Kris Meadows, Thomas McWilliams, Carl Hill, Chris Vance, Kenneth Jolly, Don Hauck, Keith Daniel, Willie Jacobs, Keith Tate, Todd Smith, Tim Miller, Randy Leflore, Carl Widdis, Buddy Wiltcher. 5th Row: Nancy Quinn, Julie Allegrezza, Jodi Nester, Stacie Wall, Charlotte Warren, Vera Watkins, Allison Fleming, Kim ltaliano, Tracy Polk, Annette Pipkin. Not Pic lured: Kimball Gober, Donna Lutrick, Darleen Taylor, Edward Taylor, S. L. Anderson. James Rutherford Field Commander Dr. John Manchester Director This organization is designed to enrich the musical interest of students. Members of this organization have the opportunity to par- ticipate in festivals, parades and exchange concerts. 52 Groups 3 . =.?. -. f T L v j-- ' 7 a -vrrvjiaw .- ■ m Drum Line: Kristi Bivens, Darrell Blair, Janet Breithaupt, Morris Coffey, Melinda Land, Leslie McKinney, Mike Monistere, Dwaine Morgan, Kim Riddle, Richie Stewart, Captain Ken Waters. Mot Pictured: S. L. Anderson, Michael Hampton, Co-Captain, Edward Taylor. Color Guard: Julie Allegrezza, LaDonna Benton, Allison Fleming, Kim Italiano, Tommie Jarrell, -Rifle Captain, Lynn Johnson, Cameron King, Jodi Nester, An- nette Pipkin, Flag Captain, Kim Polk, Tracy Polk-Flag Co-Captain, Nancy Quinn, Marty Robertson,-Rifle Co-Captain, Stacie Wall, Charlotte Warren, Vera Watkins, Buddy Wiltcher. Not Pictured: Darleen Taylor. Horn Line: Steve Alexander, Chuck Bagby, Jamie Bagby, Brian Barnett, Marty Baggett, Tray Bourgoyne, Judy Breithaupt, Tom Caver, Steven Crouther, Clark Cummins, Co-Captain, Keith Daniel, Gary Feazell, Sharon Gerald, Cindy Hartness, Don Hauck, Leland Hennington, Carl Hill, Willie Jacobs, James Johnson, Jennie Johnson, Tim Johnston, Kenneth Jolly, Pam Lee, Randy Leflore, Captain-President Marilyn Littleton, Thomas McWilliams, Kris Meadows, Tim Miller, Allen Randall, Cindy Rasberry, Duke Simmons, Paul Singletary, Todd Smith, Grady Sparks, Keith Tate, Chris Vance, Walker Ware, Brent Wheelock, Carl Widdig. Groups 53 Band Council: Annette Pipkin, Flag Captain, Tommie Jarell, Rifle Captain, Tracy Polk, Flag Co-Captain, Marty Robertson, Rifle Co-Captain, Randy Leflore, Horn Line Captain and Band President, Clark Cummins, Horn Line Co-Captain, Richie Stewart, Drum Line Captain, James Rutherford, Field Com- mander. Not Pictured: Michael Hampton, Drum Line Co- Captain, Kimball Gober, Band Vice President. i 54 Groups Rt iLr? 20 - ' , ' x .:iai ' .?m , ' -« ! « •« , t.t±i j - jjjwB v. srp lm I jb w MEIite jnH ■ if a- ... NBF ?! ! ££ . So ttltttt ' Campus Vogue 55 Membership in the choir is open to the entire student body by audition. From the choir, four select performing groups are chosen each year, the Con- cert Choir, the Girls ' Ensemble, the Men ' s Ensemble, and the Clefts. Leslie and Geneva Reeves — Directors First Row: Donna Patrick, Leslie McQueen, Lori Roberts, Mollie Ferguson, Trudy Griffin, Dotty Segall, Anne Pinion. Second Row: Ty Harwell, Annette Pipkin, Larfaye Jamison, Lauren Stringer, Joy Brock, Allison Fleming, Amy Wilcher, Nicole Merritt, Kate Margolis, Joanne Kenworthy, Debra Thames, Larry Bufkin. Third Row: Randy Leflore, Kim Coalter, Cathy Williams, Denise Halback, Margaret Mims, Susan Bulock, Stephanie Stewart, Daniece Harris, Robyn Sutterfield, Janelle Carraway, Celeste East, Jay Ivey. Back Row: Charles Bagby, Ralph Miller, Cliff Torrence, Brian Jones, Todd Smith, Steven Nettles, Jay Loftin, Kevin Jones, Joe Cassell, Albert Nolan, Tim Beard, James Bufkin, Lamon Redd. 56 Groups Clefs: Front Row: Brian Barnett, Jay Ivey. Second Row: Stephanie Stewart, Cathy Williams, Daniece Harris, Mollie Ferguson, Robyn Sutterfield, Lauren Stringer, Kim Coalter. Back Row: Timothy Beard, Albert Nolan, Steven Nettles, Joe Cassell, Cliff Torrance, Ty Harwell. Groups 57 58 Groups Groups 59 Soccer Association The Soccer Association, organized in the fall of 1980, is designed to promote the growth of soccer in the Hinds Junior College District. Tom Shepherd — Coach Kneeling: Mike McGahey, Chip Rumfelt, Brady Greer, Swayne Green, Layne Logue, Marty May. 2nd Row: Anthony Carter, Clay Chastain, Tim Carter, Tommy Eaves, David Adkins, Bubba Crist, Jeff Embry, Keith Boteler, Darryl Longabaugh, Brian McAnulty, Tom Shepherd, Frank Hermman, Mr. Bob McAnulty, Duke Barbee. 60 Groups ' • • ' - ' ■• ' ■ ' ' • ■ s Groups 61 LENDON PLAYERS Denise Halbach — Sponsor The Lendon Players is an organization created for students who are interested in dramatics and the theatre arts. The purpose of this organization is to foster and develop better skills, relations, and interests in the field of drama. Top: Laura Tullos — Secretary. Middle: Jay Ivey — Vice- Pres. Bottom: Jan Schaefer — President. Clockwise From Top: Lauan Stringer, Ty Harwell, Joe Cassell, Jan Schaefer, Albert Nolan, Lamon Redd, Jay Ivey, Ann Schaefer, Teresa McNeece, Carmelita Pope, Robyn Sutterfield, Joanne Kenworthy, Kim Rogers, Steve Nettles, Mike Beasley, Amy Wilcher, Margaret Mims.Andy Bacon, Jean Murphy. Mot Pictured: Donny Daniels, Patty Lilly, Tina Douzenis, Steve Kelly, Jonnita Brewer, Jeff Jones, Billy Tyner, Cheryl Lee, Buffy May, Lori McAlpine, Janet Tucker, Kevin Jones, Janet Aldridge. 62 Groups 4 S(K in « «Tl tiM ftk. A. 1 ?-1 The Lendon Players presented the production of Harvey first semester. Groups 63 The Lendon Players presented the production S ' Wonderful, S ' Marvelous, S ' Qershwin! ' 64 Groups BAPTIST STUDENT UNION The Hinds Junior College Baptist Student Gnion is sponsored by the Raymond Baptist Church. This organization helps students to have a chance for fellowship with other Christian Students and to grow spiritually. Betty Jane Frew — Advisor 1st Row, L to R: B. J. Few — Director, Donna Patrick — Enlistment, Carol Bates — Program, Janet Anderson — Special Ministries, Jill Ware — Secretary, Vernon Peacock — Student Center. 2nd Row: Barbara Ballard — Recreation, Elizabeth Turner — Publicity, Gina Blackwell — Music, Lesley Shivers — Pro- gram, Angela Rush — Missions, Margaret Gill — Student Center, Mitzi Williams — Program, Scott Suse — Vice-President, Kenny McCullough — Enlistment. 3rd Row: Ruben McCoy — Recreation, Dave Purvis — Special Ministries, Barry Grantham — Bible Study, Keith Grubbs — President, Jim Jordon — Social, John Arnold — Program, Darryl Gilmore — Publicity. Not Pictured: Patti Holmes — Bible Study, Sonja Smith — BYW President, Sonja Ingram — Social. Groups 65 Hinds Connection The Hinds Connection is a group of students selected to represent Hinds Junior College District before the public. Duties of this group include public relations, recruiting efforts, and serving as hosts hostesses for Hinds Junior College District. OFFICERS: First Row: Mitzi Williams — Vice-President. 2nd Row: Wendy Reinhardt — President, Alishia Moody — Intermurals Chairman. 3rd Row: Susan Heiden — Advisory Board Rep., Amanda Magee — Social Chairman. 4th Row: Jackie Granberry — Sponsor, Daniece Harris — Public Relations Chairman, Angela Ruch — Secretary. Front Row, L to R: Julie Harrington, Latricia Rinehart, Wendy Reinhardt, Christy Sones, Jackie Granberry. 2nd Row, L to R: Melissa Furr, Liz Van Zandt, Jill Ware, Mitze Williams. 3rd Row, L to R: Susan Heiden, Elizabeth Turner, Angela Rush, Alishia Moody. 4th Row, L to R: Dan Magee, Daniece Harris, Terri Sartin, Mike Patti, Amanda Magee, Debbie Middleton, Scott Suse. Not Pictured: Deborah Thames, Chris Newton. Groups 66 mm wmmmamm .-:-: ;. - yg- ' WiCA - ' Groups 67 FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES This organization was organized for weekly discussions and programs dealing with religious topics. BE Officers: Elaine Stamps, Secretary-Treasurer, George Sanders, Vice President, Leigh Ann Beane, President. Deborah Nichols — Advisor 1st Row, L to R: Walter Darden, Wendy Reinhardt, Leigh Ann Beane, Elaine Stamps, Dexter Jones, and Cindy Stubbs. 2nd Row: Donna Walls, Coach Lester Walls, Felicia Petro, Jennifer Pittman, Dana Mathis, Katie Brown, Patty Holmes, Noelle Honeycutt, Mina Conlee. 3rd Row: Coach Deborah Nichols, Donnie Buckner, Susan Wynne, Valerie Robbins, Dennis Smith, Daryl Miller, Debbie Robertson, Melissa Ring, Paulette Campbell, and George Sanders. 68 Groups ■■■EW wseraKKHKinnHefisiP ' r. Wesley Foundation The Wesley Foundation is an organization for Methodist students. Weekly meetings in- clude entertainment, recreation, and religious programs. President — Douglas BB Watson Front Row: Renee Hilton, Sandy Jenkins, Cindy Shreve. Back Row: Bradley Coonee, Dave Purvis, Marshall Jenkins, Douglas Watson. Groups 69 HINDS ASSOCIATION OF LEGAL STUDENTS This organization helps acquaint students with the function of the judiciary and other departments of the court; and to sponsor workshops and seminars in the legal field. June M. Graham Sponsor 1st Row: Kathy Smith, Debbie Beckham, Pamela E. Jones, Laura McCain, Cindy L, Morgan, Wendy Powell, Susan Tierney, Eldean Perrot, Karen Molder, June Maddox, Jenny Hudson. 3rd Row: Angie Churchwell, Lisa Krueger, Destiny Morris. 4th Row: Sally Williams, Helen Aldridge, Anne Decareaux. f !MBBpiy3ffijjJ8pS ;;: .-. : ; , ' ■ ■ . ■ ±. ..  . j ,. ' .jdS j:f]:::l i -% weI : : :0 ' MP jy| . : ' -: : :iS2a| . ' -...■ ' ■ ' : ■ ■ ' ' 1 1 r : ... ' f:; ■ ' lt : o Ik H ■ Hfc I m P VjWj ' 5! V wt ? wKr 1 w |Br BPk ■ . $;gis; : : .: ' :i ' :Tf - ; -70 C Ht m ! 3F 4 Debbie Beckham, Vice President, Kathy Smith, President, Pamela E. Jones, Secretary, Laura McCain, Treasurer, Wendy Powell, Parliamentarian, Mrs. June Graham, Co- Sponsor, Mrs. Georgianne, Co-Sponsor. 70 Groups Circle K Front Row: David Carter, Jeff Giambrone, Hank Hughes. Back Row: Sonny Gatche, Chris Clements, Robert Campbell, Ray Burgett. 7N u. J 1 Circle K is a service organization on the Raymond Campus sponsored by the North Jackson Kiwanis Club and Kiwanis International. Advisor: Bob Hodges Groups 71 Officers: Robert Campbell — President, Chris Clements — Secretary, Hank Hughes — Board Member. 72 Groups Groups 73 VICA This organization is a develop- ment club to motivate and develop an enthusiasm for learning that will help trade and industrial, technical, and health education students take their place in society. OFFICERS: L to R: Michelle Weaver, Chie Hori. 2nd Row: Tim Cupit, Kim Mauldin, Cathy Carter, Stuart Redd. ' 1st Row, L to R: Kevin McKnight, Tim Cupit, Charles L. Hatchett, Stuart Redd, Cathy Carter. 2nd Row: Henry Johnson, Jerry McCollum, Jerome Bowser, Billy Files, Robert Brocks, Donald Liddell, Kim Mauldin. 3rd Row. Steve Clark, G lenda Fay Windmon, Michelle Weaver, Chie Hori, Paul Woolery, Randy Smith — Advisor. Groups 74 - £ -,- . :- ,,. ...-.. ' , HOME BUILDERS st Row, L to R: Mark Willis, Tom Smith, Eloise Lee, David Stewart, Robert Lentz, Jr. 2nd Row, L to R: Michael Gray, Karen Piceno, Andrea Robinson, Carrie J. Tyer, ark May, John Picket. 3rd Row, L to R: Lonnie Harper — Advisor, Martin LeBouef, Ralph Moore, Cindy Crane, Mike Coughlin, Joe Huffman. Home Builders is an organization that pertains to students with majors related to the homebuilding industry. The purpose of the club is to assist students in their efforts to gain a quality education in the homebuilding field. Officers: L to R: Mike Coughlin, President, Eloise Lee, Vice President, Martin LeBouef, Secretary and Treasurer. ADVISOR: Lonnie Harper Groups 75 Nursing Allied Health Center Freshman Student Nurses First Row From Left: Kimberly Godfrey, Jeanne Goodson, Cheryl Wright, Cindy Farr, Carolyn Walker, Melinda Bridges. Second Row From Left: Julie Douglass, Melissa Bordelon, Joseph Williamson, Angel Brown, Pam Thompson. The Hinds Association of Student Nurses is a member of the Jackson District, State, and Na- tional Association of Student Nurses. The membership is limited to students in he Associate Degree Nursing Program. 76 Groups Sophomore Student Nurses Officers: Marietta Prewitt — President, Beth Maher — Vice-President, Susan Lea — Treasurer, Susie Tarr — Secretary. From Left: Beth Maker, Cindy Pulliam — Sponsor, Stan Pepper, Susan Lea, Rhonda Howard, Karen Bass, Sandra Champoin, Helen Lindenmuth, Lena Calhoun, Marietta Prewitt, Jean Carroll. Groups 77 AGRICULTURE CLCJB 1st Row: Matt Morgan, Tony Pierce, Bruce Rogers, Chris Gates, Dean Hodges, Roger Jones, Penny Bankston, Davis McCarty. 2nd Row: Chuck Lane, Jim Mason, Andy Day, Clint Ferguson, Becky Featherston, Billy Gaddy, Jacque Roston, Fred Heindl. 3rd Row: Greg Hollingsworth, Steve Banes, Kenny Banes, Arnold Jenkins, Wayne Powers, Vertis Cornelius, James Kelly, Jana Ervin. 4th Row: Edward Jenkins, Donnye Landrum, David Funchess, Roberta Montgomery, Jim McDonald, Kip Stone, Mark Turnage. 5th Row: Scott Windham, Troy Cole, Mark Turnage, De Ferguson, Jeffrey Parish, Tanya Lott, Jim Cummins. Right Side: 1st Row: Regina Harrison, Will Smothers, Thad Owens, Louis Perkins. 2nd Row: Angela Bierdman, Pat Steele, Keith Tanksly, Bobby Glenn. 3rd Row: Ginger Rutledge, Stacy Smith, Kim Hawthorne, Billy Banes. 4th Row: Karen Oltremari, Jose Marrell, Laura Lyon, Shelia Craft. 5th Row: Rodney Phillips. The membership in this club is open to college students preparing for the various phases of agriculture or persons interested in agriculture. 1st Row: Tanya Lott, Wayne Powers, Regina Harrison, Becky Featherston. 2nd Row: Ar- nold Jenkins, Keith Tanksley, Penny Bankston, Chris Gates. Sponsor — Thad Owens 78 Groups r iwuaanuL mu ww= ■■-. ..•: ■mmm Sunset Drive Campus VICA First Row, LEFT to RIGHT: Curtis Hill, Scott Adcock, Matt Lind, Rick Daniels, Tony King, Steve Wilson, Ken McGraw, Rick Howard, Ronnie Walker, James Clark, Thomas David, Anthony Bryant, Lee Campbell, Jimmy Night. Second Row, LEFT to RIGHT: James Ridgley, Roddie Lee Mayers, John Thomas, Richard Paul, Rat Phillips, Rick Jensen, Rony McRaney, Felix Bryant, David Brown, Rodney Russell, Sam Slough, Steve Miller — Instructor, Joe Jiles, Richmond Chase, Larry Watkins, James Grifin, Wade Willi ams, Robert Wansley, Edward Redman. Groups 79 Alpha Kappa Omega Row l,Lto R: Wesley L. Reeves — Advisor, Lisa Simmons, Katie Brown, Lisa Waiters. Row 2, L to R: Julie Lee, Nancy Reedy, Cecilia Moore, Sherry Serio. Roto 3, L to R: Joseph Winfield, Jim Jordan, Jim Sarrett, Stacy McMullan, Johni Pinn. Row 4, L to R: Curt Williams. Row 5, L to R: Leslie Small, David Hallman, J. W. Hoatman. Not Pictured: Steve Foote. Officers L to R: Katie Brown, President, Jim Jordan, Vice President, Lisa Walters, Secretary-Treasurer, Wesley L. Reeves, Advisor. 80 Groups PHI THETA KAPPA 1st Row, L to R: Stephanie Hooper, Dana McPhail, Chie Hori, Valerie Case, Lee Anne Livingston, Karen Ducote, Donna Katzenmeyer, Carolyn Ryan, Lisa Simmons. 2nd Row, L to R: Vicki Endris, Rosemary Byrd, Lacey Campbell, Lisa Hoyt, Anna Bowers, Lucretia Day, Stephanie Dreher, Kimberly Jones, Christy Sones. 3rd Row, L to R: Cheri Lawson, Charles Hoover, Joe Leggett, Jeff Farr, Randle Dukes, Lonnie Clifton, Christopher Kelly, Steven Vanstone, Patti Holmes. 4th Row, L to R: Joseph Cassell, Mr. Bill Hairston — Sponsor, Kevin Moore, James Marsalis. This is an organization that is a national scholastic society for junior colleges. It is composed of students whose grades are in the upper ten percent of the college enrollment. . ■ .. V • , . ♦ JP i First Row, L to R: Stephanie Hooper, Special Projects Chairman, Lisa Simmons, Secretary, Pattie Holmes, Historian. 2nd Row: Christy Sones, Special Projects Chairman, Dana McPhail, Social Chairman, Vicki Endris, Reporter, Nancy Baker, Sponsor. 3rd Row: Cheri Lawson, Vice President, Joseph Cassell, Presi- dent, Bill Hairston, Sponsor. Nancy Baker W. G. Hairston — Sponsor Groups 81 Delta Epsolin Chi Advisors: Mac Baker, Jerry Roberts, Charles Jones, Kyle Mize. Officers: Debbie Thames, Dana McPhail, Tim Woodard, Paget Koeller, Tammy Sanford. Front Row: Tracy Funchess, Lamont Cherry, Bridgette King, Julie Davis, Charlotte Bassett, Karen Hood, Kim Farmer, Cassandra Wilson, Debbie Thames, Tammie Sanford, Paget Koeller, Alicia McCann, Lisa Henry, Margie Davis, Angela Jackson. 2nd Row: Rita Gardner, Michelle Rundles, Miranda Myers, Kim Peters, Jennifer McFarland, Agnes Slaughter, Charlotte Warren, Patricia Wells, Aspasra Jones, Stacy Stedmen, Wanda East, Sandra Lewis, Tracie Williams, Lelar Norton, Tina Anderson, Betty Genes, Tonjula Pheal. 3rd Row: Delores Thompson, Mary Porter, Michelle Wilson, David Slater, Randy Phillips, Brad Campbell, Don Duncan, Doug Walker, Kenny Brooks, Melissa Austin, Angela Campbell, Robert Ward, Tina Evans, Stephen Harper, Robin Martin. BacA: Row: JoAnn McDuffie, Felecia Edwards, Mark Sistrunk, Jeff Rogers, Jason Anderson, Michael Wilson, John Weisenberger, Walt Strong, Richard Furr, Gary Woo, Ron Rester. 82 Groups warn;. ■ Alpha Beta Gamma The primary purpose of this organization is to recognize and encourage scholarship, leadership, and service among students enrolled in Business. OFFICERS: Lonnie Clifton — President, Kathy Cox — Vice-President, Laurie Rodgers — Secretary, Rebecca Younger — Historian Reporter. Front Row: Janna Reynolds, Laurie Rodgers, Betty Wallace, Annessa Harper, Janet Bruthaupt, Keith Tate. Second Row: Kathy Cox, Scottie Neal, Rebecca Younger, Lucretia Day, Tabitha Thomas, Lonnie Clifton, Patrick Cooper. Third Row: Don Cresswell, Keith Grubbs, Richard Crout, Jeff N. Farr. Groups 83 Mu Alpha Theta First Row, L to R: Hoa Thuna Vo, Raymond Green. Second Row, L to R: Ailean (Jssery — Sponsor, Michael Gaines, Glen Irvin. Officers L to R: Michael Gaines, Hoa Thuna Vo, Raymond Green. 84 Groups Mmmmm ™ ± - ™ 3 i ' t mM,i immH. Alpha RhoTau This organization is made up of students majoring in art and others who are making valuable contributions to the school and community by rendering valuable service in the field of art. Row 1 : Mark Joiner, William Lewis, Noel T. Williams, Chie Hori. 2nd Row: Gayle McCarty — Sponsor, Barry Copeland, Rogert Gainer, Tammy Boleware, Cynthia Campbell, Jami Bigham. Groups 85 Biology Club Officers: Geraldine Overstreet — President, Patsy McWilliams — Vice-President, Jane Sbardella — Secretary, Jerry Moss — Reporter. Second Row: Patrice Owens — Sponsor, David Hallman — Activities Director. 86 Groups ■ ■ i. . . ' fc ' ijlv. ' . ■I II — HII m I I II ■ llll M lBM6Mwr. .. v.:...,i ! fe fc.:. J r..-wr.i ;« Reform University Ministries Officers: Jose Ortega, Crick Bishop, Ralph Miller, Allen Newsome, Jay Loftin, Robin Jauhtt, Donny Daniels, Niki Merrit. Front Row: Jose Ortega, Allen Newsome, Ralph Miller, Donny Daniels, Jay Loftin, Adolph Wagner, Crick Bishop. Back Row: Tawana Hicks, Amity Wiqley Carmelita Allen, Miki Merrit, Cheryl Lee, Robin Jauhtt. Groups 87 Sunset Drive Campus American Dental Assistants Association Standing L to R: Rebecca Davidson, Sponsor, Jackie Byrd, Kim Baldwin, Loretta Bronson, Stephanie Stuckey, Valerie Beasley, Tami Rickard, Tricia Turner, Dona Gray, Debra Lee, Dana Pitts, Flesha Creamer, Midge Bates, Linda Dunigan, Dawn Dykes, Lisa Pace, Carrie White, Linda Dunbar, Sponsor. Kneeling L to R: Tina Hall, Nina Broome, Pam McClenty, Shelia Bridges, Beth McCall, Christi James, Alishia Moody, Gina Cain, Vicky Rogers, Cathy Pace, Beverly Jones-Goode, Pam Williams, Kelly Stodgill, Karen Price, Lin Bishop. Not Pictured: Tena Williams, Christy Scott, Margaret Dodd. American Institute for Design Drafting Lynn Carter — Sponsor, Mark Carwile, Steve Artman — Secretary Treasurer, Stephen Butts, Wayne Coley — President, A. J. Overman — Vice President, Rod Blackledge, Joe Johnson, Jan Rowzee, Jeremiah Shelby, Anthony Wansley, Joe Meador — Sponsor. 88 Groups Sunset Drive Campus Hinds Association of Legal Students From L to R: Loretta Brister, Anita McArthur, Tracy Powell, Kim Fulgham, Linda Braddy, Lyn Reynolds, Lovarise Johnson, Doreen Bush, Gina Gibson, Ellen Davis, Ernestine Marx. Phi Theta Kappa From L to R: Latrelle Donavan, Millie Dempsey, Sammie Lynn Dickerson, Gail Childress, Earnestine Jones, Julie Ann Peatross, Floyd Florence. 2nd Row, L to R: Willie Tate, William Mitchell, Gwen McClendon, Terilyn Rodgers, Carolyn Robinson, Doreen Bush, Ada Crouther, Lawrence Rucker, Laquita Tharp, Steve Artman, Roberta Howell, John Thomas, Rosemary Lassiter, Robert Wingo, Courtsworth Hardy. Not Pictured: Rod Blackledge, Jennifer Kolb, Patricia Perry. Groups 89 Sunset Drive Campus Delta Epsilon Chi HMR — Deca First Row L to R: Patsy Ellis, Juanita Nichols, Jeff Willis, Connie Reynolds, Lydia Graham, Gwendolyn Anderson, O. Z. Rhymes. 2nd Row L to R: Carrie Montgomery — Advisor; Dawn Martin, Jan Coleman, Diane Dixon, Catherine McKenty, Glorie McLin, Bob Bower, Carolyn Robinson, Beverly Holland, Larry Richardson — Advisor. 3rd Row: Marshall Daniels, Norma Ellis, Bill Hofsass, Michael Perkins, Pam McGee. Future Secretaries Association powaw xm mm luable bwlt Or ALL EDUCATION THE AStUTY 1 HARE YOUItSELf Qfattf WING YOU HAVE TO DO. •; OWN BE DONE. WHET I i UN Ot NOT From L to R: Jewel Adcock, Sharon Lacey, Ginnie Rattler, Stephanie Parker, John Thomas, Debbie Gober, Elizabeth Johnson, Mary Jones. 90 Groups wmmmmmammmm Sunset Drive Campus Phi Beta Lambda 1st Row, L to R: Denise Turnage, Lyn Reynolds, — President, Imogene Matthews, Beverly Butler, Julie Peatross, Maria Haney — Vice President, Mrs. Cheryl Carr — Advisor, Dr. Dell Broadway — Advisor. 2nd Row, L to R: Linda Braddy, Terri Woodard, Cassandra Douglas, Sharon Stiff, Jame Dietrich, Elizabeth Johnson, Jewel Creasy, Miss Angela Griffin — Advisor. Baptist Student Union Mrs. Jessie Dawson — Advisor, Debra Rollins, Joyce Brown, John E. Thomas — President, Patsy Ellis — Secretary, Pamela McGee, Gwendolyn Anderson, Lawrence Rucker, Valerie Gowdy, Patricia Jackson, Jan Rowzee. Groups 91 Sunset Drive Campus VICA First Row, LEFT to RIGHT: Michael Lee, Ivy Taylor, Leonard Wilson, Todd Jackson, Tim Jayroe, Fredrick Gavitt, Mark Rollins, Charles Thornton. Second Row, LEFT to RIGHT: William Brown, Derek Warden, Bobby Miles, Edward Robinson, Stanley Fields, Albert Bell, Dewey Abies, Steve Gipson, Glen Young. 92 Groups Nursing Allied Health Center Phi Theta Kappa First Row: Kay Jones — Sponsor, Stan Pepper — President, Rhonda Howard, Doris Dew, Helen Lindenmuth — Treasurer. Second Row. Karla Graham Vice-President, Woddy Coats, Tami May, Sandra Rush — Secretary, Beth Maher, Tena Calhoun, Marietta Prewitt, Jean Carroll — Social Chairperson. This is an organization that is a national scholastic society for junior colleges composed of students whose grades are in the upper ten percent of the college enrollment. Groups 93 94 Sports View matmmmmmimmmammmmaBK -mm EAGLE Sports View 95 Football S a ;- i 1985 Season 96 Sports View Eagles Finish With 7-3 Season Best Record in 25 Years Bill Buckner Head Coach Gene Murphy Assistant Coach Lester Walls Assistant Coach Dot Murphy Assistant Coach Rick Clarke Assistant Coach HJC . . . 17 Northeast 9 HJC . . . 18 ... 6 Pearl River 13 HJC . Holmes 20 HJC . . . 21 Southwest 17 HJC . . . 21 East Miss 17 1985 Scoreboard HJC HJC HJC HJC HJC . 22 13 17 . Co-Lin 21 East Central 21 Jones 7 Coahoma 7 Gulf Coast 20 Sports View 97 Randy Becnel — QB Kevin Mahoney — QB Jeff Busby — LB Johnny Bishop — C Glenn Williams — LB Reggie Edwards — OT Daryl Miller — OG Mike Petro — FB Tommie Robins — TB Patrick Cheatham — FS Stanley James — SS Joseph Winfield — DE Randy Garcia — WR Robert Donald — DE Bobbie Coffie — NG Barry Grantham — DT Reggie Harris — LB Ken Jones — K 98 Sports View WHNWrWUl ■ Ricky Smathers — TE Dwayne Smalley — TE Stanley Butler — CB Ricky Burns — DE Mike Peterson — FL Kevin Shamblin — OT Bob Harwood — OG John McCulland — OT Jonathan Watts — CB Warren Teague — P Chip Inman — C Willie Wiggins — CB Ernest Brown — FB Ralph Coleman — CB Lonnie Aldridge — DE Earl Warren — LB Robert Scott — DT Dennis Slater — SS Sports View 99 Jerry Hopkins — DT Bill McPhearson — FL Warren Jones — SS Will Linden — OT Todd Jenkins — CB Darwin Harris — WR Richard Hitt — NG Tommy DeBruin — DT Wilbur Green — TE Chris Brown — OG Raymond Reed — FS James Archie — OG Calvin Gray — TB Ralph Berry — MG Phillip Bennett — DT Buddy Still — Student Coach John Burrell — Trainer Karl Bridges — Mgr. Troy Beirs — Mgr. Tracy Berry — Mgr. David Burch — Mgr. Donnie Buckner — Mgr. 100 Sports View Sports View 101 102 Sports View smmMmmmi mifMkM miM m Kxm.. ■mom • - wmmm .:-. Sports View 103 Football Cheerleaders From Left: Robin King, Brad Easom, Buffy May, Cliff Torrance, Tamara Allen, Wes Bratcher, Ruth Potter, Richard Ayers, Terri Nikolic, Dan Pierce. 104 Sports View ,,,1,11,— in i m m Sports View 105 Men ' s Basketball 1985-86 Season 106 Sports View m m Bob Garrison Coach 1985-86 Scoreboard HJC 64 Miss. Delta 68 HJC 57 Miss. Delta 59 HJC 71 Holmes 58 HJC 53 Holmes 52 HJC 87 Clarke 75 HJC 63 Jones 57 HJC 35 Holmes 51 HJC 64 Pearl River 66 HJC 59 Co-Lin 72 HJC 96 Clarke 75 HJC 74 Pearl River 66 HJC 55 Gulf Coast 72 ! HJC 71 Utica 70 HJC 91 East Central 83 HJC 70 Southwest 65 HJC 74 Pearl River 80 HJC 83 Jones 73 : HJC 69 Utica 90 HJC 71 Gulf Coast 84 HJC 48 Southwest 70 ! HJC 88 Co-Lin 97 HJC 136 East Central 88 Sports View 107 Starling King Forward Kevin Baylot Forward Henry Cotton Guard Niles Bryant Guard James Dixon Forward Derrick Edwards Center Ollie Green Forward Greg Jenkins Forward Wilson Courtney Center 108 Sports View Walter Dardin Guard Mate Williams Guard Donnie Crain Manager Rob Riggin Manager Donnie Weems Manager Greg Marbra Manager Sports View 109 110 Sports View Sports View 111 J Wr Basketball From Left are: Cindy Stubbs, Miranda Myers, Nanette Griffith, Donna Walley, Eddie Westmoreland — Mascot, Arlene Williams, Cynthia Lock, Carmen McAdory, and Ann Forbes. 112 Sports View ' .. ' .■ ' ■ .-. I ■ ..... Sports View 113 Women ' s Basketball 1985-86 Season 114 Sports View Terri Baker Coach 1985-86 Scoreboard HJC 61 Miss. Delta 60 HJC 76 Miss. Delta 78 HJC 75 Holmes 72 HJC 62 Holmes 79 HJC 71 Clarke 59 HJC 81 Jones 65 HJC 76 Meridian 81 HJC 62 Co-Lin 66 HJC 82 Clarke 60 HJC 61 Pearl River 70 HJC 58 Gulf Coast 68 HJC 65 East Central 75 HJC 43 Southwest 27 HJC 66 Pearl River 73 HJC 70 Jones 80 HJC 71 Utica 82 HJC 68 Gulf Coast 65 HJC 50 Southwest 57 HJC 55 Co-Lin 71 ; HJC 63 East Central 66 ■ — - — _,_--- Sports View 115 Shirley Walker Forward Mina Conlee Guard Ginny Douglass Guard Denise Thornton Forward Dorothy Strong Guard Melissa Ring Forward Rhonda Sibley Guard Carmen Scott Forward Kay Spencer Guard 116 Sports View Shay Jackson Guard Susan Wynne Forward Linda Quinn Guard Rene Spencer Guard Lisa Smith Manager Susan Heiden Trainer Sports View 117 118 Sports View Sports View 119 Women ' s Softball Front Row From Left: Monica Ainsworth, Penne Powers, LeighAnn Beane, Kay Spencer, Renee Spencer, Ralney McGuffee, Katie Brown, Lisa Odom, Deanna Miller. Back Row From Left: Elaine Stamps, mgr., Mattie Jones, Teresa McGowan, Denise Thornton, Susan Wynne, Christ! Jones, Melissa Ring, Shay Jackson, Helene Gregorich, Debbie Robertson, Dana Mathis, mgr., Coach Deborah Nichols. 1986 Season 120 Sports View ; if? Sports View 121 Tfimnnr -- «• •.• .-   . 122 Sports View 1985 Baseball Kneeling: Bill Clark, Doug Wasson, Buddy Still, Trae Autry, Ed Foil, John Paul Wiegand, Evan Tullos, John Burrell. Second Row: Joe Adams, Kevin Williams, Barry Breithaupt, Ricky Ates, Alan Whitfield, Mike Lehamann, Donald Cook, Russell Carruth. Third Row: Coach Rick Clarke, Jeff Thompson, Guy Smith, Kevin Stone, Kyle Manton, Lamar Fisher, Randall Johnston. Sports View 123 124 Sports View flpfi -   - ■ J ' - ' ' , ■ T p . , - - ■ - -; ' - ' - . . . . ' ■ ' - . ' ' - . « ; - , _ , • . - - - . . ,. - ■ : • ' . . - ■ ■ ' , ' _ r %4 ?- ? ? - A Sports View 125 Track I r, ft 5 1985 Season 126 Sports View Sports View 127 1986 Tennis i • . jk Front Row From Left: Jane Nutt, Stephanie Schillinger, Louis Payne. Back Row From Left: Coach Cleon McKnight, Charles Spann, Breland Hardy, Fredrick Green. 128 Sports View vuaK feP K .• t 1-Al7 aKKBl. 1 ■JtOrlbmCKr.zzJmzrw ' Sports View 129 From Left are: James McKay, Ray Yates, Duke Simmons and Coach Joe Renfroe. 130 Sports View ■EBHWWMS WMMT7fS9.AAMM mmai: iU! r mm tft; : - ' ' Sports View 131 Women ' s Intramural Football Championship Team — Fellowship of Christian Athletes: Kneeling, From Left: Christi Jones, Katie Brown, Elaine Stamps, Leigh Ann Beane, Monica Ainsworth. Standing: Cindi Horan, Deanna Miller, Lisa Odom, Coach Phillip Jones, Robin Gauntt, Debbie Robertson. 132 Sports View Sports View 133 Men ' s Intramural Football Championship Team — Southern Comfort: From Left Kneeling Are: Todd Dykes, Neal Robertson. Standing From Left Are: James Marshall, Steve Dougherty, Gary Tolbert, Karl Neal, Stan Austin, Kenneth Wright, Lance Dillon, Robert McDaniel, Ronnie McDaniel. 134 Sports View M W.MBHWIW— WI I ' HWIIi  ' ' ■■ gnu—Hi in t Sports View 135 Intramural Basketball 136 Sports View Sports View 137 Intramural Volleyball 138 Sports View Sports View 139 Physical Education 140 Sports View Sports View 141 142 Vogue EAGLE Vogue 143 Mildred Herrin The Hinds Junior College Alumni Association named Mildred Herrin as the 1985 Alumnus of the Year. Miss Her- rin was a graduate of Hinds in 1 934 and for the next 39 years she served the college in various capacities ' f ; , i- Miss Hinds Junior College Pageant Tammy Mangum won the Miss HJC Pageant and represented the college in the Miss Mississippi Pageant in Vicksburg last summer. TAMMY MANGUM — Miss Hinds 1985 Vogue 145 MR. HINDS JUNIOR COLLEGE Hrt Dan Sophomore 146 Campus Vogue W ■.■.■ ' ■,fiM«Sii -..«jrTS«jfflw«¥sa MISS HINDS JUNIOR COLLEGE Tamara Allen Sophomore Campus Vogue 147 1 985 HOMECOMING COURT ■ $Ss£m 148 Campus Vogue Ib ir HOMECOMING QUEEN Tamara Allen AV :.f ,v-_, ;2sf w- I X ■I rW ' Hui- Campus Vogue 14°- 985 Homecoming Court Tamara Allen Wes Bratcher Bridgette Jackson Phil Whitehead Christi James Warren Pace Lynn Fogerson Burt Buchanan Sandra Champion Steve McRaney Cindy Stubbs Stanley Stubbs 150 Campus Vogue £ JW Vanessa Cousin Nathan Williams Campus Vogue 151 MOQT BEAUTIFUL S A J. ■ - s ?,: £ • Tammy Mangum 152 Campus Vogue a ff Campus Vogue 153 BEAUTY Bridgette Jackson 154 Campus Vogue BEAUTY Robin King Campus Vogue 155 BEAUTY Dauna Neal 156 Campus Vogue BEAUTY Peggy Green Campus Vogue 157 In recognition of outstanding athletic accomplishments, Hinds Junior College held its first Sports Hall of Fame induc- tion in October. The first 1 5 were inducted at a banquet held at the McKenzie Areana on the Raymond Campus. Sports Hall of Fame L to R: Or. E. E. Tad Thrash 1946-47; Mary Ann Edge, 1947-1949; Nona Fortenberry, accepting for her late husband, Marion ' Goat Fortenberry, 1935-37; Mrs. A. L. Sutherland, accepting for hfr late brother, David Red Coleman, 1931-32; Lyda Richardson Cox, 1933-37; Virginia Richardson, accepting for her late husband, Melvin Richardson, 1928-31; and Lance Payne Wright, 1924-25. Back Row, L to R: Gerald Galloway, 1932-34; Earl Leggett, Jr.. accepting for his father, Earl Leggett, Sr„ 1951-54; Olin Renfrew!, 1953-55; Mick Revon, 1949-5 ; Jim Taylor, 1954-55; William Bucky McEIroy, 1948-49; Herman Berryhill, 1928-32; and Thomas Lilly, accepting for his late father, Sale Lilly, 1923-25. 158 Vogue Vogue 159 FREBHMAN FAVORITES Donme Buckner Mitzi Williams 160 Groups Dan Pierce Jamie Cox Buffy May Bubba Money Vogue 161 QOPHOMOR Who ' s Who in American Junior Colleqes Suzanne Alien John Arnold Kenneth Banes Stephan Banes Penny Bankston Leigh Ann Beane Janet Breithaupt Judy Breithaupt Marsha Brown Bobbie Burrel Beth Butler Beverly Butler Trudy Collins Mina Conlee Jamie Cothron Judith Crawford 164 Vogue Who ' s Who in American Junior Colleaes Doris Den Ginny Douglas Vicki Endris Floyd Florence Cindy Foster Neetsie Gary Carolyn Gibson Lisa Gill Keith Grubbs Mark Hales Regina Harrison Gregg Hollingsworth Patti Holmes Janice Hopkins Lisa Hoyt Tammy Inman Vogue 165 Mary Krueger Helen Lindenmath Jay Loftin Karen Loftin Dan Magee Alisha Moody Cindy Morgan Jerry McCollum Julie McKinney Dana McPhail Caroly Parr Patricia Peterson Gerald Peoples Edna Quinn Edwin Ray Stuart Redd 166 Vogue Hugela Rush Caroly Ryan Lisa Simmons Suzanne Simpson Will Smathers Kathy Smith Christy Sones Belinda Thomas John Thomas Joe Thornton Glorie Tramel Gay Watson Cathy William Joseph Williams Jeff Williamson Rebecca Younger Vogue 1 67 DISTINGUISHED AWARDS Five employees were awarded highest honors at the second annual Employee Appreciation Dinner held May 10 in the Mayo Field House Gymnasium. Those achieving this district-wide distinction include (left to right) James Newman, Vicksburg — Warren County Branch agricultural instructor. Distinguished Secondary Instructor of the year; Bobbie Anderson, director of the Jackson Campus Nursing Allied Health Center, Distinguished Administrative Non-teaching Professional of the Year; Fred Brooks, chairman of the speech and theatre department on the Raymond Campus, Distinguished Academic Instructor of the Year; Jerry Nix Roberts, fashion mer- chandising instructor at the Raymond Campus, Distinguished Vocational-Technical Instructor of the Year; and Maude Thomas, Raymond Campus maid, Distinguished Staff Member of the Year. SAMANTHA PRIM, (left) public relations secretary and staff writer, was named Outstanding Central Office Staff Member of the Year. She is pictured with Dr. Clyde Muse. 168 Campus Vogue DEBRA BARRE WOOLMAN, Clothing and textile instruc- tor, was named Outstanding Vocational Technical In- structor of the year on the (Jtica Campus. She is pictured with Dr. Clyde Muse. Jackson Campus and Branch Operations honorees at the Employee Appreciation Dinner are pictured with Dr. Terry Puckett (far right), vice president for the Jackson Campus and Branch operations. They include (left to right) Ernestine Marx, business technology instructor, Outstanding Vocational-Technical Instructor of the Year; Sherry Jones, secretary to the director of the Sunset Drive Center, Outstanding Staff Member of the Year; Cindy Pulliam, nursing instructor, Outstanding Academic Instructor of the Year; Bobbie Anderson, director of the Nursing allied Health Center, Distinguished Administrative Non-teaching Professional of the Year; and James Newman, agricultural instructor of Vicksburg-Warren County Branch, Distinguished Secondary Instructor of the Year. COACH JOE RENFROE, Athletic director for the Ray- mond Campus, received special recognition and a stand- ing ovation at the Employee Appreciation Dinner as he currently holds the distinction of most years of service to the college. Coach Renfroe began working at Hinds Junior College in August of 1947. Campus Vogue 169 170 People EAGLE People 171 Dr. Clyde Muse President 172 People People 17. Georg. Rankin IStl net w :e Presidents Dr. Conrad Welker Instructional Services Dr. George Barnes Administrative Services Dr. Terry Puckett Jackson Campus and Branch Operations 1 76 Groups ra$ Adam Jenkins Business Services Dr. Mike Rabalais Raymond Campus Troy Henderson Physical Plant and Auxiliary Services Louis Stokes Gtica Campus Groups 177 ismm Assistant Athlei (14) Joe Renfroe Athletic Director (15) Dr. Wayne Stonecypher Assistant Director of Rankin Branch 180 People (12) Tl Assistant Direct Vicksburg Warren Cou anch mmKw kVi TH £ Director of Media Center (15) Jackie Granberry Director of Recruiting f  FACULTY AMD STAFF Dewey Abies Machine Shop Joyce B. Adams Direct Care Facilitator Jewel Adcock Secretarial Science Jerry Agent Speech Lynda Allen Mathematics Bobbie Anderson Director of Nursing Allied Health Faye Angelo English Lou Anne Askew Remedial Services Sherry Avenmarg Nursing Connie Baddley Intensive Business Training Mac L. Baker DMT Nancy Baker Librarian Terri Baker Women ' s Basketball Barry Barr Psychology Elaine H. Barr Remedial Studies Anna Bee Hi-Steppers Emma Beemon Mathematics Dr. James R. Bell Chemistry 184 People Lucretia Berry Secretarial Science Edna Bilbro Business Instruction Jo Carol Black Secretary Peggy Blackwell Music John R. Blair, Jr. Media Center Heloise R. Bostick Library Hastel B. Brewer Auto Body and Fender Dell Broadway Secretarial Science S. Brock Agriculture Sue Brooks Speech Francis Broome Airframe and Power Plant Britt Brown Philosophy Delen Browning Nursing Sharron Burch Nursing Patricia Burnett Remedial Instruction Elbert H. Bush Machine Shop Leonard O. Byrd Technical Drafting Jane P. Campbell Medical Laboratory Technician People 185 FACULTY AND STAFF Cheryl Carr Business Technology Jerry G. Carr English Lynn Carter Drafting Sharron Cauthen Business Polly Clawson Nursing Art Compere Mathematics Gloria Coxwell Nursing Cindy Crane Drafting Rosia Wade Crisler English Sandy Crook Nursing Sharon Davis Nursing S. R. Davis Plumbing Pipe Fitting Grady Davis Auto Mechanics William M. Davis Biology Rebecca Davidson Dental Assisting 186 People i Jessie Dawson Counselor Jeannie Drake Media Center Bob Dunaway Art Linda Dunbar Dental Assisting Janice Duncan Sociology Sophie Dunlap Secretary William Eaton Electronics Beverly Farris English Ben H. Fatherree History Sandra Freeman Nursing Beverly C. Ferrell Quality Food Service Betty Furstenberger English Dorothy Gardner L.P.N. Linward Garrett Metal Tr ades Marion Geissinger Music People 187 FACCJLTY AND STAFF Daniel C. Gilbert Psychology June Graham Secretarial Science Janice L. Grant Direct Care Worker W. G. Hairston History Denise Halbach Speech and Theater Helen G. Hampton Biology Martha Hand Data Processing Lonnie Lee Industrial Drafting James Harris Office Machines Joanne M. Harrison Biology Michael Hataway Commercial Art Judith Hawkins Medical Records Margaret Haynes Nursing Mildred Hearn Nursing L. C. Henderson Bricklaying 188 People Cheryl Hodges Data Entry Operator Dean Hodges Agricultural Diesel Mechanics Daniel A. Hogan Mathematics Jo Hollman Sociology Ralph Holman Offset Printing Linda Hughes Nursing Sara H. Jenkins English Brent Johnson Agri-Diesel Inst. Dr. Ken Johnston Mathematics Janet Jones Nursing Katherine Jones Nursing Dr. Roger P. Jones Meat Merchandising Gayle Keefe Library Technical Asst. W. C. Kellum Auto Mechanics Dianne S. Kelly Library People 189 FACGLTY AND STAFF Dixie Keyes Nursing Garry Kiefer Industrial Electricity and Wiring Dr. Philip H. Kuhn Social Science Mary Kuhn Sociology Ann Laster English Bob Laster Graphics Glenda R. Lester Counselor Alma Lofton Business Larry F. Lofton Business Mary Lou Lott Music Margaret Mansell Medical Laboratory Polly Marshall English Ralph Martin Auto Mechanics Anne C. Mason Music Dianne Mason Nursing 190 People ■ Susan Mayfield Respiratory Therapy Joe Meador Drafting Donna Meeler Secretarial Science Catherine S. Middleton Operating Room Technology Kyle Mize DMT Ralph Moore Drafting Marjorie H. Morris Speech Jeanette Morrison Secretarial Science Mickey Mott Auto Parts and Sales Larry Moss District Photographer and Layout Artist Eugene Murphy Asst. Football Coach Mrs. Vashti U. Muse Reading Judy Myrick Librarian LaPearl Y. Myricks Counselor Robert McClellan Counselor People 191 FACULTY AND STAFF Debbie McCoilum English Ernest T. McFadden Auto Mechanics Douglas Mclntyre Respiratory Therapy W. D. McLendon Electric Motor Repair Nancy McMurtrey Child Care Hilda McRaney Reading Herbert McPhail Auto Body and Frame Repair Murray Neal Barbering Patricia J. Neely Direct Care Facilitator Carol Nelson Counselor Clifford L. Nelson Counselor Jimmy C. Newman Agriculture Business Deborah Nichols Physical Education John Payne Math Physics Instruction 192 People Louis Perkins Agriculture Business Pam Perry Bank Teller Training Betty Pharr Medical Records Dr. Nell Ann Pickett English Sue Pitts DMT Russell Poirrier Offset Printing Samantha Prim Public Relations Secretary Maureen S. Propst Nursing Gloria Pippiu Reading Polly Rabalais Physical Education Aaron M. Rankin Mathematics Linda Ratliff Secretarial Science Geneva D. Reeves Music James L. Reeves Music Wesley L. Reeves Police Science People 193 FACCILTY AND STAFF Joycelyn M. Reid English Darden Reynolds Political Science Jack H. Rice Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Larry Richardson Hotel, Motel, and Restaurant Management Joe W. Riggin Mathematics Jerry N. Roberts DMT Margie Roberts Secretary Dick Robertson Economics Martha S. Robinson Secretarial Science G. Jeanne Rogillio Biology Patsy Sanders Secretary James Sardin Agri-Business Dr. Lura Scales History Russ Schneider Art John R. Scoggins Auto Body and Frame 194 People Phillip Scott Agricultural Diesel William Searcy Production Specialist Margaret Sentif Principles of Technology Peggy Shanks Data Processing Henry D. Shedd Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Tom Shepherd, Jr. Economics Joann Shoemake Technical Computer Technology Ott Sisson Electronics Alice R. Smith Related Studies Elnora Smith Nursing Stuart Spann Data Processing Debra Spring Nursing Dianne Sturdivant Nursing Leah Sutterfield Secretary James W. Taylor Refrigeration and Air Conditioning People 195 FACULTY AND STAFF Norma M. Temple Mathematics T. L. Tenhet Music Charles L. Thorton Welding Dale Thomas Counselor Martha Thomas Operating Room Technician J. C. Traxler Barbering Connie Townsend Nursing Becky Tustain Nursing Learning Laboratory Dr. Allean M. (Jssery Mathematics Judith A. Vinzant Nursing Carol Walker Mathematics Robert L. Wall Respiratory Therapy Patricia Waltman Nursing Lester Walls Football Coach Cecil Ward General Electricity 196 Rene Warren Physical Education Jan Whatley Nursing Charlotte White Nursing Charles F. Williams Air Conditioning and Refrigeration George O. Williams Zoology Jerry M. Williamson Philosophy Bill Wilson Assistant Director Sunset Drive Paula G. Wimbish Reading Phyllis Woodard English Katie Worrell Nursing 197 198 People People 199 PEOPLE Carol Adkins — Freshman Charles Ainsworth — Freshman Lee Ann Ainsworth — Freshman Monica Answorth — Freshman Lori Albritton — Freshman Janet Aldridge — Freshman David Alford — Freshman Julie Allegrezza — Freshman Carmelita Allen — Freshman Myrtis Allen — Freshman Suzanne Allen — Sophomore Tamara Allen — Sophomore Steve Alexandar — Freshman Andrea Alliston — Freshman Bill Alvis — Freshman Gwendolyn Anderson — Freshman Janet Anderson — Freshman Pam Anderson — Sophomore Tammy Anderson — Freshman Alicia Anding — Freshman John Arnold — Sophomore Richard Ayers — Sophomore Andy Bacon — Freshman 200 People ■1 Kim Baldwin — Freshman Marty Ballard — Freshman Lisa Bacliet — Freshman Laurie Banes — Freshman Rhonda Banks — Sophomore Samuel Banks — Sophomore Johnny Barnes — Freshman Alana Barrick — Freshman Melanie Barrier — Freshman Karen Bass — Freshman Carse Bates — Freshman Karen Bates — Freshman Michelle Bazemore — Freshman Leigh Ann Beane — Sophomore Renee Beasley — Freshman Valerie Beasley — Freshman Debbie Beckham — Sophomore Mike Bell — Sophomore J Robby Bell — Sophomore Jay Bennett — Freshman LaDonna Benton — Freshman Ken Benton — Freshman Scott Bingham — Freshman People 201 PEOPLE Lisa Bishop — Freshman Kristi Bivens — Sophomore Gina Blackwell — Freshman Tobby Blair — Sophomore Nancy Boatner — Freshman Tammy Boleware — Freshman Adam Bourlet — Sophomore Camille Bozeman — Freshman Ricky Bradley — Freshman Gina Bradshaw — Freshman Janet Breithaupt — Sophomore Judy Breithaupt — Sophomore Andrea Brent — Freshman Carole Bridges — Sophomore Jonnita Brewer — Sophomore Shelia Bridges — Freshman Steven Broadus — Freshman Becky Brock — Freshman Kristen Bromley — Sophomore Lori Brooks — Sophomore Cliff Brown — Sophomore Cynthia Brown — Freshman Marie Brown — Freshman 202 People Susan Brown — Sophomore Angie Bruce — Sophomore Dawn Bryant — Freshman Lisa Buell — Sophomore Susan Bullock — Sophomore Buzz Busbea — Sophomore Penny Busby — Sophomore Charles Burnham — Freshman Kellie Bush — Sophomore Douglas Burns — Freshman Gina Cain — Sophomore Vivian Cain — Sophomore Brad Campbell — Freshman Paulette Campbell — Sophomore Shelia Cardwell — Sophomore Tanya Carey — Freshman John Carolle — Freshman Angela Carpenter — Freshman Cathy Carter — Freshman Chris Carter — Freshman Tim Carter — Freshman Valinda Case — Sophomore Joseph Cassell — Sophomore People 203 PEOPLE Sandra Champion — Sophomore Lisa Chappell — Freshman Lori Chappell — Freshman Rhonda Chappell — Freshman Clay Chastain — Freshman Robbie Childress — Freshman Steve Clark — Freshman Chris Clements — Freshman Carla Cleveland — Freshman Lonnie Clifton — Sophomore Shelia Cline — Freshman Kim Coalter — Sophomore Renee Coats — Freshman Mike Cole — Freshman Angela Collier — Freshman Cindy Coleman — Freshman Connie Collins — Freshman Julie Collum — Freshman Larry Colyer — Freshman Mina Conlee — Sophomore Russell Cook — Freshman Tammy Cooley — Freshman Sylvia Coraway — Freshman 204 People Kym Courtney — Sophomore Jamie L. Cox — Sophomore Kathy Cox — Sophomore Tammy Crawford — Sophomore Charles P. 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Sarrett — Sophomore People 222 David Saultes — Freshman Leslie Saulters — Freshman Sandy Sxton — Freshman Teressa Saxton — Freshman Frank Scanlon — Freshman Brian W. Scarborough — Freshman Christy Scott — Freshman Dawn Sepulveda — Freshman Tammy Sessions — Freshman Amy Shaferly — Freshman Buddy Shannon — Sophomore Tara L. Sharp — Freshman Deborah Shealy — Freshman Leslie Shivers — Sophomore Stephanie Shivers — Freshman Michelle Shoemaker — Freshman Jan Shropshire — Freshman Melanie Shumaker — Freshman Rhonda Sibley — Freshman Jennifer Sills — Freshman Duke Simmons — Freshman Lisa Marie Simmons — Sophomore People 223 PEOPLE Kevin Sims — Sophomore Vivian Sims — Freshman Beth Smith — Freshman David Smith — Sophomore Kathy Smith — Freshman Sandi Smith — Freshman Sharon Smith — Freshman Laurie Snow — Freshman Stacey Snowden — Freshman Christy Sones — Sophomore Gueido Souchton — Sophomore Charles Spann — Freshman Vanessa Spann — Freshman Deborah Sped — Freshman Melvin Spell Jr. — Freshman Reginald D. Spillen — Freshman Mark Splain — Sophomore Paula Splain — Sophomore Jimmy Stamps — Sophomore Jason Statham — Sophomore Jill Stedman — Sophomore Stacy Stedman — Freshman People 224 Kim Steele — Freshman Dotty Stegall — Freshman Natalie Stegall — Freshman Carla Stephens — Freshman Allen Bernard Stevens — Sophomore Lauren Stringer — Freshman Walt Strong — Freshman Cindy Stubbs — Sophomore Scott Suse — Freshman Robyn Sutterfield — Freshman Frankie Tadlock — Freshman Kim Tadlock — Freshman Darleen Taylor — Sophomore Lisa Taylor — Sophomore Yvonne Taylor — Freshman Belinda Thomas — Sophomore Jeffery A. Thomas — Freshman Tabitha Thomas — Sophomore Stephanie Threet — Freshman Denise Thorton — Freshman Sherri Thorton — Freshman Betty Tohill — Freshman People 225 PEOPLE Lisa Tompkins — Freshman Stacie Townsend — Sophomore Deborah Tucken — Sophomore Missy Tuggle — Freshman Jane Turner — Sophomore Trisha Turner — Freshman Stephanie Tynes — Freshman Tracy Leigh Wade — Freshman Pam Waggon — Freshman Cindy Walker — Sophomore Doug Walker — Sophomore Leslie Wallace — Freshman Mark Walling — Sophomore Tracy A. Walters — Sophomore Elizabeth Ward — Freshman Jill Ware — Freshman Sheila Ware — Freshman Brooke Warren — Sophomore Cindy Warren — Freshman Stephanie Warren — Freshman Teresa Warren — Freshman Cynthia Washington — Sophomore People 226 Shirley Watkins — Freshman Daphne Watson — Sophomore Douglas Watson — Sophomore Hallia Weathersby — Sophomore Angie Weaver — Sophomore Ginger Weaver — Freshman Keith Weaver — Sophomore Robin Weaver — Sophomore Janie Webb — Sophomore Coleathea Webster — Sophomore Lisa Welborn — Sophomore Shepeard Welch — Freshman Vicki Welch — Freshman Yolanda Wells — Freshman Lisa Welshans — Freshman Eddie Westmoreland — Freshman Cindy Whaley — Freshman Alicia Whatley — Freshman Cherry White — Freshman Lisa White — Sophomore Patricia White — Sophomore Timmy White — Freshman People 227 PEOPLE Tony White — Sophomore Carl Wielding — Sophomore John Paul Wiegand — Sophomore Nita Wigley — Freshman Amy Wilcher — Freshman Gary Wilkinson — Sophomore Beth Wilkerson — Freshman Melissa Wilkinson — Freshman Arlene Williams — Sophomore Cathy Williams — Sophomore Curt Williams — Freshman Dan Williams — Freshman Joseph R. Williams — Sophomore Lynn Williams — Freshman Mitzi Williams — Freshman Sally T. Williams — Sophomore Sara Williams — Sophomore Sharon Williams — Freshman Jeff Williamson — Sophomore Jeff Willis — Freshman John Wilson — Freshman Marty Wilson — Sophomore k! II Will H ■l People 228 Michelle Wilson — Sophomore Robbie Wilson — Sophomore Buddy Wiltcher — Freshman Dena Windham — Freshman Helen Windinmuth — Sophomore Glenda Windmon — Freshman Donnell Winston — Freshman Cindy Womack — Freshman Trade L. Womack — Freshman Gwen Wood — Sophomore Natalie Wood — Freshman Ladonna Wright — Freshman Tara Wright — Freshman Sharon Wynne — Freshman Susan Wynne — Freshman Linda Vernamonti — Freshman Roy Yates — Freshman Alan Young — Sophomore Rebecca Younger — Freshman Liz Van Zandt — Sophomore People 229 I Raymond Campus Vocational-Technical i ■ ■ % m iJ im 230 District INSIDE: Medical Records Carpentry Diesel and Truck Mechanics Agribusiness Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Machine Shop Automotive Mechanics Electric Motor Repair Bricklaying Offset Printing Airframe and Powerplant Mechanics Office Machine Repair Business Technology Distribution and Marketing Electronics Technology Drafting and Design Technology Electronic Data Processing Welding Radio and Television Servicing Barbering and Hair Care Meat Merchandising Animal Health Technology Automotive Body and Frame Repair Commercial Design and Advertising Farm Management Automotive Parts and Sales Agricultural Diesel Mechanics Electricity and Wiring Industrial Drafting District 231 Airframe and Powerplant Mechanics This program prepares the stu- dent to take the FFA Mechanics exam. Office Machine Repair Training in this program em- phasizes the functions and ad- justments of all standard office machines, as well as cleaning, repairing, and estimating the cost of repairs on these machines. Business Technology This program is designed to prepare students for employment in the secretarial field. 232 Distribution and Marketing This program provides the stu- dent with three choices of study: Retail Management, Fashion Mer- chandising, and Real Estate. Drafting and Design Technology This program is designed to give students the skills and experience needed for employment in the drafting and design field of work. Electronics Technology The Electronics Technology pro- gram is designed to give students an understanding of electronic cir- cuits and to prepare them for a job in electronics. 233 Electronic Data Processing This program is designed to prepare students for a future in understanding, programming, and analyzing computer operations. Welding This course is designed to enable the students to acquire the basic skills, the technical knowledge, and the related information necessary for employment in the field of welding. Radio and Television Servicing This program gives instruction in electrical theories and their rela- tionship to radio and television sets. 234 Medical Records This program includes teaching students how to accurately number, file, classify, and analyze medical records. Carpentry This program is designed to prepare a student with the basic skill and technical knowledge of the carpentry trade. Diesel and Truck Mechanics This program gives students ex- perience in overhauling engines, transmissions, clutches, and in dealing with other problems that are encountered in repairing trucks and many types of diesel equipment. 235 Agribusiness This program enables students to learn the business aspects of owning and running a farm. Refrigeration and Air Conditioning This course provides students with instruction in the operating principles, procedures, techniques, and theory of air conditioning and refrigeration systems. Machine Shop This program is designed to prepare students for the beginning level of employment as machinists. 236 Automotive Mechanics This program gives students ex- perience in overhauling engines, transmissions, clutches, and in dealing with other problems that are encountered in repairing automobiles. Bricklaying This program is designed to prepare students for employment as brick masons. Electric Motor Repair This program enables students to develop skills and knowledge in stripping, recording, insulating, and other aspects of motor repair. 237 . ' ' ' • ;- H ' i ■ ■• n £ f J ™ W i WSBfflS | A 1 i JrajU A i . V. ; P , ■« i MM ■ r ■: :-;:: :; ;x ■ j . - ;1 ' i ■ •- - Iw ■  ♦ „ i I ' -Hi OjsSX k jjT i 1 w H J : ■■ : v - ■ . piumwn, Ki A ' HSfar iNi W- ' , ■ « V  |J Offset Printing This program includes instruc- tion in layout, pasteup, camera operation, plate making, color pro- cessing, printing and binding. Barbering and Hair Care This program includes theory, laboratory shopwork, and other specialized learning experiences relative to haircutting, perming, styling, coloring, and skin care. Meat Merchandising This program is designed to give specialized training in the field of meat processing. 238 Animal Health Technology This program prepares students for employment as animal health technicians. ■VMM Automotive Body and Frame Repair This program is designed to train for career opportunities as: sheet metal repair technician, painter, frame repair technician, service manager, insurance estimator, windshield and door glass technician. Commercial Design and Advertising Students in the CDA program learn layout, printing, and other aspects of design and advertising. 239 Farm Management This program is designed to teach students how to successfully handle all aspects of managing a farm. Automotive Parts and Sales This program includes theory, laboratory, shop work, and other experiences relative to receiv ing, stocking, selling, and shipping merchandise in the automotive aftermarket. Agricultural Diesel Mechanics This program includes a study of engine design, use, maintenance, and repair techniques of agricultural diesel machines. 240 Electricity and Wiring Upon completion of this pro- gram, a graduate will be capable of installing and maintaining elec- trical service to commercial and industrial users. : : - ' --- ' ■ ? ' .:.. :-,■-. . Industrial Drafting This is a one to two year drafting program with emphasis on basic and advanced drafting techniques and basic architectural drafting. 241 242 District CONTENTS PAGE Jackson Campus-Sunset Drive Nursing Allied Health Center Vljcksburg-Warren County Branch Rankin Branch District and Universities Center 244 252 260 268 276 EAGLE District 243 jctCKSon v cimpiis Sunset Drive 244 District INSIDE: Automotive Machinist Computer Aided Manufacturing Technology Business Technology Automotive Mechanics Dietic Technology Hotel, Motel, and Restaurant Management Welding Child Care Development Micro-Computer Service Technology i Dental Assisting Bank Teller and Proof Organization Office Micro-Computer Specialist Electronics Service Technology Computer Aided Design Technology District 245 Automotive Machinist Courses in the Automotive Machinist program prepare students with the background needed in dealing with automotive Machines. Computer Aided Manufacturing Technology The Computer Aided Manufac- turing Technology is a program designed to prepare students for the beginning level of employment as machinists. Business Technology The Business Technology pro- gram is intended for those persons whose primary objective is to train for initial employment in the clerical field. 246 District Automotive Mechanics Students enrolled in the Automotive Mechanics Program receive much practical experience needed when repairing automobiles, which prepares them for employment as automobile mechanics. . i _J5 sss? .vT 3 I fl jtfiT ___j Hotel, Motel and Restaurant Management Courses in Hotel, Motel, and Restaurant Management Program prepare students for the respon- sibilities of running their own business. Dietetic Technology The Dietetic Technology pro- gram prepares students for institu- tional food management. District 247 Welding Basic skills and technical knowledge are needed for employ- ment as welders and are offered in the Welding Program. Child Care Development Effective techniques of guidance and discipline, and practices of safety and health are included in the Child Care Development Program. 248 District Micro- Computer Service Technology Training in the Microcomputer Service Technology emphasizes the functions and adjustments of all standard microcomputers as well as cleaning, repairing, and estimating the cost of repairs on these machines. Live operating equipment is used in the shop so that the student may solve prob- lems similar to those found in ac- tual work situations. ■ Dental Assisting The development, function, status, and organization of the dental program is presented in the Dental Assisting Program. District 249 Bank Teller and Proof Organization Students arc trained in the Business and Office Training Pro- gram for initial employment in the clerical field. Office Micro- Computer Specialist The Office Microcomputer Specialist Program gives students the practice needed in working with microcomputers. 250 District Electronics Service Technology Instruction is given in electrical theories and their relationship to radio and television sets, receivers, and test equipment in the Radio and Television Program. Computer Aided Design Technology The Computer Aided Design Technology Program offers the student a one or two year program with the two year course involving a much broader base in the design field. District 251 Nursing Allied Health Center 252 District INSIDE: Licensed Practical Nursing Respiratory Therapist Associate Degree Nursing Respiratory Technician Medical Laboratory Technology Surgical Technology District 253 Licensed Practical Nursing After passing the State Board Examination, students can become Licensed Practical Nurses after the completion of the one-year Prac- tical Nursing Program. 254 District rm Respiratory Therapist The Respiratory Therapist pro- gram has been designed to equip a graduate for successful employ- ment opportunities as a respiratory therapist. District 255 Associate Degree Nursing The purpose of the Associate Degree Nursing program is to prepare for the Community Associate Degree nurses who have the necessary skills and competen- cies to assist individuals and groups in meeting their commonly recurring health care needs. The graduate of this nursing program receives an Associate Degree in Applied Science and is prepared to write the State Board Test Pool Examination for licensure. 256 District Respiratory Technician The Respiratory Technician program has been designed to equip a graduate for successful employment opportunities in the field of respiratory therapy. District 257 Medical Laboratory Technology Students in the Medical Laboratory Technology program must spend 27 weeks in a hospital laboratory to learn the techniques of a busy clinical laboratory. 258 District Surgical Technology Courses in the Surgical Technology Program are designed to prepare qualified students to become certified surgical techni- cians after successful completion. District 259 Vicksburg- Warren County Branch 260 District INSIDE: Diesel Mechanics Business and Office Industrial Maintenance Welding Machine Shop Automotive Mechanics Carpentry Industrial Drafting Distributive and Marketing Technology Practical Nursing General Electricity and Wiring Civil Engineering Technology District 261 Machine Shop Students in the Machine Shop program receive the necessary training needed in machine operations. Automotive Mechanics Students enrolled in the Automotive Mechanics program receive practical experience need- ed when repairing automobiles which prepares them for employ- ment as automotive mechanics. 262 District Carpentry The carpentry program is designed to prepare students with the basic skills and technical knowledge needed in the carpentry trade. Industrial Drafting The Industrial Drafting program offers the student a one or two year program with the two year course involving a much broader base in the drafting field. District 263 Agriculture This program offers the student training in many phases of the agricultural field. Diesel Mechanics Students in the Diesel Mechanics program receive the training and practical experience needed in repairing trucks and many types of diesel equipment. §v ; -W ' ' ■i U 1 mt ug r . 1 yfli 1 ■■ MM • •flPSi ill 1 nk ' . slw If ... ' Si- 1 v i. UD « rm It . -JjKL 3 ■R-: 1 € j-: I «BaMW  ' hiiii .,,■ ' m - — 264 District Industrial Maintenance This program is designed to ac- quaint students with the organiza- tion and administration of general shop programs. Attention is given to program planning equipment selection and safety. Business and Office Students are trained in the Business and Office Training pro- gram for initial employment in the clerical field. District 265 Welding Basic skills and technical knowledge is a needed training for employment as a welder. Practical Nursing This program teaches the stu- dent the skills of becoming a prac- tical nurse. Distributive and Marketing Technology This program is designed to train for career opportunities in advertising services, apparel and accessories marketing, business management and ownership, display services, finance and credit services, food marketing, general merchandise retailing. I 266 District General Electricity and Wiring Courses in the General Electric- ity and Wiring program provide students with the experience need- ed to install and maintain elec- trical circuits, panels, and provide electrical service to commercial and industrial users. Engineering Technology This program teaches the stu- dent the development, functions, and organization of the engineer- ing profession. District 267 Rankin Branch 268 District INSIDE: Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Diversified Technology Carpentry Diversified Occupations Co-op Plumbing and Pipe Fitting Intensive Business Training Automotive Mechanics Professional Quality Foods Industrial Electricity and Electronics Agricultural Diesel Mechanics Automotive and Frame Repair Allied Health Cluster Industrial Drafting Marketing Distributive Education Metal Trades District 269 Intensive Business Training This program is designed to train for career opportunities as: secretary, word processing, recep- tionist, file clerk, bookkeeper, typist, computer operator, office machine operator. Automotive Mechanics This program is designed to train for career opportunities as: ubrication specialist, tune-up specialist, diagnostic techician, parts specialist, brake specialist, tr ansmission specialist, front end specialist, electrical specialist, ser- vice manager, shop supervisor. 270 District Professional Quality Food This program is designed to train for career opportunities as: waiter-waitress, professional cook, salad and soup cook, baker, fry cook, vegetable cook, food pur- chaser, seafood and meat cook, dessert cook, buffet manager, manager for garnishing and special functions, sanitation personnel. Industrial Electricity and Electronics This program is designed to train for career opportunities in: audio, video, biomedical equip- ment, computer repair maintenance, industrial electrici- ty, industrial electronics, aircraft electronics, communications, military electronics, automotive electronics, or security systems. Agricultural Diesel Mechanics This program is designed to train for career opportunities in: independent repair shop, agriculture equipment, heavy equipment, oil field, service departments of dealers, truck leas- ing companies, electric power plants, marine, or railroad locomotive shops. District 271 Refrigeration and Air Conditioning This program is designed to train for career opportunities as: refrigeration service technician, parts and supplies salesman, equipment estimator, service manager, retail business owner, building maintenance, cooling and heating mechanic, and manufac- turers representative. Diversified Technology This program is designed to teach technical principles and con- cepts. It also improves science and math skills. It provides hands-on experience in the lab. Carpentry This program is designed to train for career opportunities as: frame carpenter, finish carpenter, contractor, cabinet maker, physical plant operator, lumber salesman, sheetrock installer, roofer, furniture repair person, or painter. I I 272 District Diversified Occupations Co-op This program is designed to train for career opportunities in: sales occupations, recreation and tourism, mechanics, child care, of- fice occupation, food service, building trades, and allied health occupations. Plumbing and Pipe Fitting This program is designed to train for career opportunities as: plumber, pipefitter, maintenance person, sprinkler-fitter, streamfit- ter, lay-out mechanic, instrumen- tation mechanic. District 273 _,__ _ ._ . -■! ' - kfflBKS Automotive Body and Frame Repair This program is designed to train for career opportunities as: sheet metal repair technician, painter, frame repair technician, service manager, insurance estimator, windshield and door glass technician. Allied Health Cluster This program is designed to prepare persons to assist qualified health professionals in the follow- ing health care professions: diagnostic, therapeutic, preven- tive, restorative, and rehabilitative. 274 District Industrial Drafting This program is designed to train for career opportunities in the following drafting areas: mechanical, structural, architec- tural, electrical, civil, metal pro- duction, piping, and topographic. Marketing Distributive Education This program is designed to train for career opportunities in: advertising services, apparel and accessories marketing, business management and ownership, display services, finance and credit services, foodmarketing, general merchandise retailing, petroleum marketing, real estate marketing, wholesaling and physical distribution. Metal Trades This program is designed to train for career opportunities as: machinist, welder, sheet metal worker, machine setup worker, layout worker, inspector, metal patternworker, machine operator, structural steelworker, and a tool maker. District 275 t-TJSW - - ' K.T3 . 1 V,. ; Wi , THE HINDS JUNIOR COLLEGE DISTRICT OFFERS THE FOLLOWING AT THE UNIVERSITIES CENTER: Accounting Art Business Administration Economics English Educational Psychology History jasSm Hinds Junior College District Universities Center Math Modern Foreign Language Political Science Psychology Sociology Speech Electronic Data Processing at the Education and Research Center of Mississippi 276 Universities Center Walter -• M S8ui!j.. _., ADMINISTRATION ACADEMIC WHLQttK Utica Campus The Gtica Campus of the Hinds Junior College District is located at Gtica, Mississippi and is comprised of students in college courses and programs in both academics and vocational-technical areas. This cam- pus publishes a student newspaper and yearbook which serves its students. ±¥, Cltica Campus 277 278 Comedy Comedy 279 Come on Dan, don ' t be shy! Warren and John, the stud patrol! So this is what you do in a huddle! Comedy 280 ht 1 % Lj( . .i ftib. V __ Z P S ' r ,p v. ' 0 : Hk 1 j0 iy ' L F r ■ N ™ Honestly, We artists must have our privacy. Yeh man, take my picture. Here Buggie, buggie, buggie. Comedy 281 Your as light as a feather. Hey baby, check out these wheels. Now which way did that counselor say my class was. Cameraman loses control. Either we all wear white hats, or I quit. 282 Comedy Just wait until you taste our burgers. My that camera looks tasty. J: Okay Bob, give me another hairclip. She ' s gonna throw a bomb. Comedy 283 What did you say to me! It ' s the male roundup. Oh Please, let it stop raining for just two-minutes. I could get out of this cage if I really wanted to. 284 Comedy Eagle Staff Candids 286 This page is especially for Bob. For all the time he puts into his job. And for his help with the yearbook. We want to let him know that we appreciate him. Jamie Beth Robin Advisor — BOB HODGES 287 Editor ' s Message Robin: Well, Beth we are finally done! Beth: It ' s hard to believe, Robin, but we really are . . . Robin: Remember when Bob first offered us the job as Co-Editors? Beth: Yes, we were so excited and ready to get our Big staff started! Robin: Big is right! . . . Beth: It started off with a lot of enthusiastic people . . . Robin: First we lost the enthusiasm, then we lost the people . . . Beth: Although there were only a few of us, we grew close and had some good times . . . Robin: And along with those good times, of course, came the not so good . . . Beth: Even though things got pretty rough, we were able to release our tension by those watergun fights, and all those prac- tical jokes! Mainly focused and squirted on . . . Robin: Jamie, Bob, and Dan. Thanks guys! We couldn ' t have done it without you. 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