First Row: Angela Singletary, Becky Hall, Joanna Miller, Dawn Boyd, Susanne Papa, Denise Epps, LaPenny Hollingsworth, Margaret Davis, Hope Horton, Shannon Brister, Laura Brown, Sheryl Heflin, Lynn McGraw, Tammy Carter. Second Row: Kim Hughes, Sharon Barton, Stephanie Vick, Leigh Green, Shelley Gilbert, Denise Lockett, Lynn Wilson, Bridgetta Stringer, Sylvia Smith, Mandy Heath, Pam Heath, Casey Carrington, Penni May, Sara Williams, Lisa Davis, Melissa Inskip, Robin McGuire, Cam Kelly, Angela Fabbs. Third Row: Mignyon Anderson, Laura McMorrough, Lisa Westbrook, Susan Dodson, Rose Tullius, Jan Duncan, Anita Laurence, Michelle Crawford, Maureen Jackson, Lynn Bradford, Stephanie Stanley, Amy Dickerson, Denise Adam, Connie Warren, Dawn Killen, Lisa Stanley, Susan Smith, Angela Smith, Dana Ogle Fourth Row: Michelle Long, Alison Turner, Dawn Bruce, Stacy Haley, Andrea Thornton, Robin Burgess, Renee McCay, Nicole Nichols, Monica Serio, Chelle Puckett, Sandi Ross, Tanya Tullos, Angie Stampley, Kristi Rutland, Robyn Callahan, Keisha Tryan, Julia Shelby, Tammy Luna. Fifth Row: Jennifer Geary, Angela Newcome, Kim Hardin, Candy Keirn, Laura Poore, Debbie Arnold, Due Edwards, Amy Newell, Dawn Little, Melanie Reems, Kathy Stead, Sloane Michael, Amy Runnels, Lauren Bishop, Lisa Wells, Dana McClurg, Lacy Luckett. For 35 years the Hinds Community College Hi-Steppers have represented the College and the state throughout the nation. Designated by the Mississippi Legislature as Good Will Ambassadors for the State, they have performed at all major bowl games, as well as at such events as the Canadian National Exhibition in Toronto, and at the Worlds Fair in New York and in New Orleans. Also, performing at the annual Neshoba County Fair and the New Orleans Mardi Gras has been a tradition for 25 years. They were pictured in the National Geographic while performing at the 1979 Neshoba Fair. The Hi-Steppers are the third oldes t precision dance group in the nation and have gained wide acclaim for their intricate routines and colorful shows. ANNA BEE Director 30 Groups
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