Copiah Lincoln Community College - Trillium Yearbook (Wesson, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1983 volume:

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X 4.1, aw- MAE, fha-,1..v.-, .:-ef... - . - X531 A Jvrgf-?.:, 3591, N A I .. , gf? X ' Rachel Bounds, Co-Lin Natchez' Littlest Pool Shark, shows new pool technique Journalisml Students enjoy lectures deliv- eredby Ron Adams, program director, WQNZ Radio Natchez ' Rob Hodge-Hanging Out! ,,--M. -. -.xx X,-Zxl, I K n -'iff 1,11 Mrs. Smith and journalism students find laying out N-Sights ' newspaper a challenging experience Q, it in :g, Q Q 5,1 I uv, I4 Q .- . WL 3 , ,W J .Qt s 'H' x , I 4' t7 ' 1 ' V vi. ,.- vs ., . , M Q , . 'w-x.......-...---- H f ' 1' JB' I ff ' ' 3 , t 3 ., -. Q.. JM 3 4 .' ' X ,- - Q ,gf :fs , 1 Q, . ,, .A ,. if I 1 gm if' , fs V X 2-if 'Q 955 ' 4 3 f .f V 'viz 75' 6 2- 4 Y 2 1 ' 'f.fiQ'3xQ'. . A- 5111? ' 5. it mv , 5,5 , xx-:F N . , Marie Moon takes a phone break during a Michelle Rollins puts the Beakers away, lwith a hectic day. smile of a job well done p 4, , .l N. X. Dr Billy B. Thames, president of the Copiah-Lincoln Junior College District since January, 1968, constantly works for expansion and growth of both the Wesson and the Natchez campuses. His years at Copiah-Lincoln have been highlighted with the completion of numerous new buildings, the renovation of older buildings, the founding in 1972 of the Natchez campus, and the continual increase in enrollment. Dr. Thames's leadership ability has been evidenced by his serving this year as president of the Mississippi Association of Colleges and as District Governor of the Lions'Club, International. He has served as president of the Mississippi Junior College President's Association and on numerous boards and committees, and in various offices for A professional, service, religious, and fraternal organizations. Dr. Thames is married to the former Anne Allen of Monticello and they are parents of Rachel, Rebecca, and William, Jr. K The Thames family: Rebecca, Rachel, Dr. and Mrs. Thames, and William. Dr. Howell Garner fha ,.23f- ,:1- 'SMX' Q 'AA 22' lf' Associate Dean Natchez Campus SGA ro ul s Chrlstmas Feast PEPSI '-R45 -8 vim f Y Natchez Campus THIS IS NATCHEZ Xf 1,4 'EMM if 1 5 ' . -4 F .5 x IX. .til by' ' S I i I 51 !. WM! l Z ws ,,'! - .wgfv b 1. .1 ss,-x Y ,. is . 23 gr ...iff A X4 JULIA GUESS IS: TI-IE 1983 TRILLIUM EDITORS DEDICATE THIS BOOK TO JULIA F. GUESS WITH RESPECT AND APPRECIATION ' The head of the music department and an instructor of voice and theory. ' A graduate from Whitworth College with an A.A. degree, a B.S., Mississippi University for Women, M.A., Columbia Universityg Additional Study, University of Southern Mississippi, Denver University, Mississippi State University, American Institute of Musical Studies, Graz, Austria: Saratoga Performing Arts Center, New York. ' The organizer of the well-known campus singing group, The Sojourners, in 1970. ' A dedicated employee of Copiah-Lincoln Junior College from 1942-49 and 1956 to the present. ' An active member of the National Association of Teachers of Singing, MMTA, Delta Kappa Gamma, MENC, and MAE. ' An organist at one time at First Baptist Church in Brookhaven. ' A person loved by students and teachers alike. ' Retiring this year, 1982-1983, after a total of 30 years service to Copiah-Lincoln Junior College 20 Natchez Trillium dedication goes to Mrs. Carolyn Smith An instructor of English composition, English literature, and journalism at Copiah-Lincoln Junior College, Natchez campus, since 1973. . . Advisor through the years to N-Sights, Trillium, and Refractions, and editor of This Week, all publications at Co-Lin Natchez. . . Public information Director at Co-Lin Natchez since 1973. . . An individual who earned a bachelor of arts degree in English at Mississippi University for Women, Columbusg a master of arts degree in English at Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tenn.g postgraduate hours from the University of Oregon, University of Southern Mississippi, Mississippi College, the University of Mississippi. . . A former instructor of English, history, and journalism in the Natchez-Adams Public School Systemg of English at Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, and University of Southern Mississippi, i Natchez. . . A former Public Relations Director for the Natchez-Adams Public School System. . . Author, editor, publisher of 12 books of non-fiction as partner in Myrtle Bank Publishers of Natchez. . . Special correspondent for The Natchez Democrat newspaper and freelance writer for newspapers and magazines. . . Former president of the General Alumnae Association for the Mississippi University for Women: former president of the Churchwomen of Trinity Episcopal Church of Natchezg Board member of the Garden Clubs of Mississippi, lnc.g leader in the Pilgrimage Garden Club of Natchez: active member of many groups devoted to history. . . Wife of Natchez attorney Marion Smith and mother of Emily Smith, 14, and William Smith, 10. . . For all her accomplishments the Natchez staff of Trillium dedicates this book to Mrs. Carolyn Vance Smith. +. 'xi K2 ag A W 3, 'fx' ' f w.. A... J thug. , f n k , Q .1 V 4' K I it ' .J 1 1 1 ' M' In ....up,..,'-,ww was-A --one-.. Y T ' N J . 'sf 7 9 5' xx, Y, J 4 ,vas A'. ,Z .2- dsx 1 li, 2'-lf, 'sl I .- A ,ni nf, SGA officers lead Student Council Members include lseated left to rightb Charlie Ackerman, Ray Brown, Norman Cupit, Joey Kite, Chris Cirinna. Standing Cleft to right! are Tanya Mullins, Rachel Thames, Becky Assink, Angela Berch, Elizabeth Dykes, Kelly Smith, Beverly Jones, Eric Storm, Brent Walker, Angie Smith, Susan Patterson, and Dean Alton Ricks. .. Y' 5 Officers include Ctop to bottom! Eric Storm, president: Ray Brown, vice president, Susan Patterson, secretary, Angie Smith, treasurer. T Club heads compose Presidenifs Council Making up the President's Council are club and organization presidents, including lfront, l to rl Dr. Billy B. Thames, adviser, Terri Bishop, Tony Dallilio, Rachel Thames, Beverly Jones, Michael Shirley, Carolyn Hutchinson, Susan Patterson, Renee Johnson, Neota Herring, Brent Walker, Jim Bolian, Brad Case, Cecil Walker, Chris Cirinna, Joey Kite, and Dr. Eddie M. Smith, adviser. Second row includes Tanya Holloway, Robyn Calcote, Eric Storm, Glen Hearn, Don Jackson, Mark Ballard, Tom Brooks, Gary White, Christie Goza, Kayron Stanley, Lidna Farris, Terri Phillips, Roy King, Jeff Bullard, Becky Assink, vice president, Emily Reid, president, and Dicey Stewart, secretary I treasurer. AM. n l 2' all Members of Phi Theta Kappa, the national junior college honorary society, in the Eta Omega chapter are Qfront, l to rj Durr Walker Jr., adviser, Neota Herring, president, William Kimble, Rachel Thames, publicity, Ty Ashley, vice president, Melissa Davis, Jennifer Redd, secretary, Susan Brown, Carolyn Johnston, Mrs. Sharon Alexander, adviser, and William D. Peterson. Back row includes Evelyn D. Green, Shelia Sasser, Yvette Phillips, Michael Green, Scott Smith, publicity, Susan Patterson, Christie Goza, and Tanya Mullins. Initiation was held in early February for second semester initiatees. 5 Q.. Phi Theta Kappa holds two initiations hr' I Wesson Campus Trailblazers: image-builders xxx ' R A +4 - NXNX Nx- Being a Trailblazer is . . . Teamwork Recruitment Ambitious individuality Leadership Bold Laughing Amiable Zealous Enthusiastic Reliable Self-confident All this and more . . . Qxlisi Top row-L to R: David Barnett, Eric Storm, Jeff Netterville, Perry Ballard, Chris Cirinna, Scott Smith, Ray Burr, Scott Fine, Richie Rayborn, Dewayne Herrington, Neal Todd, Tony Peavy, Mark Ballard, Brent Walker. Bottom row-Kelli Smith, Nish Ackerman, Terry Bishop, Susan Patterson, Rachel Thames, Elizabeth Dykes, Beverly Jones, Pam Herchenhahn, Valerie Ricks, Robin Tyler, DeCarla Davis, Donna Davis, and Dana Robinson. if 5-'-'-T' r' 8.-W-l' '4f1ed7,' f V' T? Trailblazers officers are Cl to rj Chris Cirinna, president: Susan Patterson, secretary, and Scott Smith, vice president. Not pictured are advisers Russell Ray and Burlian Walker. Wesson Campus Resident Councils govern dormitories 2.1 f si' -gyil Q fi 2:5 Ii ,gh .X H 3 gg 'Q will l .. V fa 4 S4 ii YV H iw 29.11-W The Women's Resident Council are front row fl to rj Tanya Mullins, Copiah treasurer: Stephanie Kyzar, Stevens secretaryg Tina Lambert, Stevens vice president: Emily Reid, Stevens president, Mrs. Margie Panquerne, adviser, Christie Goza, Copiah president, Kim Pierce, Copiah secretary. Back row ll to rl Tammy Gibson, Gayle McQueen, Deanna Partridge, residence assistants: Patrice Lambert, Pam Coleman, floor representatives. was - . sv Fi' .. 'im' 4 1 , 'Q' ' X, 01 ' we-f' f AE- ' L .r ,A ,,,, , -IM Q Q 4 x X lx 0 ,L K 9 mmm ., is ' ' . K ? xxx Al 6 ixww ki ,.., n I X f I x we x I No' ' af' P 5 F Men's Resident Council are fl to rj Victor Everett, Charlie Ackerman, Russ Berry, Ronald Haynes, Ray Brown, 26 and Brad Case. 1 I f Wesson Campus BSU sponsors varied reli ions activities 5f .5. 'Y xg tk ag Baptist Student Union officers include ffront, l to rl Ty Ashleyg Angela Beeson, the Rev. Roy Smith, director, Barbara Boyd: Dollie Gardner. Back row includes Ronald Haynes: Heidi Marlerg Gary White, presidentg and Hope Freeman. The BSU conducts mission trips weekly to a nursing home, sponsors various night activities at its own center on campus, and participates in state-wide meetings. i L .7 lfikgg Composed of advisers and presidents of the religious groups on campus, the Student Christian Association sponsors Christ Focus Week each semester. Front row, l to r, are the Rev. Harry Cameron, Wesley adviser, Chris Cirinna, president, Emily Reid, vice president: Issac Ross, secretary, the Rev. Roy Smith, BSU director: Tom Ross, SCA adviser. Back row includes Betty Ashley, Good News Fellowship president, Gary White, BSU president: Becky Assink, Wesley, and Roy King, Latter Day Saints president. Not pictured are Mrs. Keith McDaniel and Mrs. Margie Panquerne, advisers of Good News Fellowship. SCA holds Christ Focus Week Wesson Campusn Trillium sponsors beauty pageant Nw TRILLIUM STAFF MEMBERS are seated Cleft to rightl Peggy Wilson, Twyla Ward, Cindy u Joseph, Donna Davis, Mary Ann Kahl, Sherry Cook, Melanie Smith, and Wayne Thornton. , Standing Qleft to rightj are Burlian O'Neal Walker, adviser, Debie Case, Darlene Beeson, Mescal Sheppard, executive editor, second semester, Christie Goza, executive editor, first + semester, Susan Patterson, executive editor, Renee Johnson, executive editor, Patrice Lambert, Shelia Sasser, and Darrell White. Back row standing fleft to rightl are Rod 2 Pelligrin, Frank Lewis, Ricky Doyle, Richard Swaney, photographers, John Howard Case Jr., photographer, Joseph Douglas, Ford Crews, photographer, John Milton, head photographer, Brad Case, darkroom specialist, and Art McAlpin, artwork. Heading the Trillium staff are first row fleft to right! Dollie Gardner, associate editor, Susan Patterson, executive editor, and Renee Johnson executive editor. Back row , fleft to rightj are Burlian O'Neal Walker, adviser, Christie Goza, executive editor, first semester, Brad Case, dark room specialist, , Mescal Sheppard, associate editor first semester, executive editor second semester, and John Milton, head photographer. K 1 Wesson Campus Ewoli' Tales publishes monthly newspaper Heading the WOLF TALES NEWSPAPER STAFF are lleft to rightj Cassandra Montgomery, associate editor, Renee Johnson, associate editor, Michael Shirley, first semester executive editor, John Milton, head photographer, second semester executive editor, Burlian O'Neal Walker, adviser, and Valarie Ricks, executive editor. Valerie Ricks serves as state secretary, John Milton as state treasurer, and Burlian Walker as state adviser of the Mississippi Junior College Press Association. W , :is Members include: First row Qleft to right! Art McAlpin, photographer and cartoonist, Brad Case, darkroom, Wayne Thornton, John Milton, head photographer, executive editor for second semester, Van Yarbrough, cartoonist, Jeff Lanoue, columnist and John Case, photographer. Second row Cleft to right, Clint Rankin, Deneen Brown, Loretta Boyd, Cassandra Montgomery, associate editor, Shelia Walker, Valerie Ricks, executive editor, Norman Cupit, cartoonist, Joyce Brown, Zabrina Rauls, and Frank Lewis. Third row Cleft to rightj Burlian O'Neal Walker, adviser, Judy Dunigan, Lucy Lambright, Mescal Sheppard, Becky Stewart, Richard Swaney, photographer, Ricky Doyle, Renee Johnson, associate editor, Chris Eastburn, Rod Pelligrin, and Dave Harris. Not pictured: Michael Shirley, executive editor first semester, Betty Carter, Barry Hutchinson, cartoonist, and Ford Crews, photographer. Radio station officers are iseatedl Brad Case, administrator and chief engineer, first semester, ll to rl Dave Harris, music director, first nine weeks, Pat Glass, program director: Larry Howard, operations manager, first semester, and general manager, second semester, Loretta Boyd, production director, Tom Brooks, general manager, first semester: Burlian Walker, adviserg and Jimmy Thornton, news director. Wesson Campus Radio staff operates campus station 'EW' iw-df S35 Radio staff announcers fkneeling, l to rj Walter McCallum, Dave York Harris, Brad Case, Richard Swaney, Wayne Thornton, and Ray Burr, Qsecond rowl Burlian Walker, adviser, Deneen Brown, Loretta Boyd, Mescal Sheppard, John Case, John Batton, Jewel Bland, Tina Johnson: fthird rowl Jimmy Thornton, Roy King, Pat Glass, Michael Allen, Michael Howard, Tom Brooks, and Art McAlpin. '1' a 7 r. , , E3 '., U- W , ' , Shutterbug members include . . x 'Rf' o g , ' 45 2 i X Qseatedl Roy King, Art McAlpin, Q y 4 fm i W ' ,,..... vice presidentg Brad Case, of , +1 i C: , president: fstandingj Frank an mi, 3- Lewis, Tom Ross, adviser: Van W 5 irsssj XXX 4 1 I Yarborough, Wayne Thornton, k 9' ' Li Richard Williams, Carolyn Q I g V ' Hutchison, and John Landress, Q 5 1 f' adviser. 1 I ' I' , X b, -Q 'lr f. , ..,. Y E' B B N J' A L ' f 2 I sf: MC.. -1 af I ,Se J 9 . Shutterbu s advance photographer s skills Wesson Campus Q I 1 ll ll Il 'll .ll .I 'U ll ll Il ll I 1 1 I 3 1 1 I i i I i U- ll ll ll l in ll ll ll ,1 1 m r fl Circle K sponsors blood drive 34 'w-.I X m n 7 ffm ,Xp Circle K members include fstandingl Brian Partridge, Debra Clark, Deanna Partridge, Kirby Posey, Liz Carpenter, Kellye King, Kristy Montgomery, Emily Reid: lsittingl Jim Lightsey, adviser, Jeff Bullard, president, Nancy Smith, Gayla Elkins, Lisa Ward, and Dana Robinson. '- l l l l l 1: E fs' :! E TE' il .- 'A if S. 'f .- , .'. 1 ' 'ffl 5, T A, -f't.v'?. Gamma Lambda members include Qkneelingj Connie Craft, secretary, Rhonda Keys, parlimentariumg Karen Craft, treasurer, Theresa Barrett, presidentg fstandingj Yvonne Anderson, Guynell Myers, Mary Turnbo, Dana Johnson, Kelly Abbey, Lori Craft, Jackie Freeman, Susan Brister, Rhonda Runnels, Lesia Bland, Mrs. Sandra Sharp, adviser: Karen Farmer, Angela Burch, and Sarah Warren. n O Gamma Lambda becomes servlee group i I2- 31 32 Alpha 0me a open to science majors 1 Wesson campus' Phi Beta Lambda sponsors St. Jude radiothon J ' Phi Beta Lambda members include: front row QI to rl-Neota Herring, Treasurer, Brent Walker, Historiang Vicki Boyd, Reporter, Elizabeth Dykes, Secretary, Don Jackson, Presidentg Donna Davis, Vice President, Steve Moreman, Parliamentarian. Middle row: Robert Dorch, Steve Reeves, Ricky Doyle, Richard Swaney, Scott Smith, David Barnett. Back row: Mike Mclntyre, advisor: Charles Hart, advisor: Mrs. Melnee Jaudon, Mary Ann Kahl, Lori Craft, Ruth Malsbury, Tina Lambert, Rochelle Walker, Sheila Sasser, Beverly Jones, Susan Patterson, Ellen May, Melanie Smith, Mrs. Jean Ricks, advisorg Mrs. Gayle Ross, advisor. Alpha Omega members include: front row fl to rl-Donna Green, Jay Russell, Karen Norris, Tony Peavey, Carl Bryant, William Kimble, vice president, Linda Farris, president, Diane Johnson, Barbara Black, Rhonda Keys, Delores Beard, Jennifer Redd. Middle row: Darryl White, Theresa Bryant, Karen Craft, Valerie Bowie, Renee Coats, Curtis Patrick, Tanya Mullins, Twyla Ward, Stephanie Kyzar, Zonda Thompkins, Sherry Cook, Dr. D.B. Schexnayder, adviser. Back row: Janis Parker, Karen Mullen, Kelli Smith, Connie Craft, John Moffet, Homer Holloway, and Pat Glass. L 1 I L V N I T L ti I 1 V Y Vesson Campus Mieroeosm publishes literary ma azines I ' ? H yi. fx li QI 7 - XXX Microcosm Staff includes Neota Herring, Glen Hearn, editor: Edna Crews, adviser, Nancy Fleming, Judy Dunagan, Cynthia Bailey, Lucy Lambright, and Angela Beeson. X -ll..-... 1 l , w . 3 JL .441 ' Q-ff -' fffv. , Ronald Haynes, president, Doug Plotner, Russ Berry, treasurer: English Club members are fseatedl John Milton and Steven Tingle. Standing fl to rj are Mrs. Nancy Dykes, adviser: Dana Robinson, Audrey Steward, Melissa Redd, Deloris Beard: Dianne Johnson, secretary: Rhonda Harvey and Cindy Smith, vice-president. English Club organizes for first time 33 Wesson Campus Good News Fellowship meets weekly mf . 1' N 'WL' ,QW -mu..-fw Good News Fellowship members include lfront rowj Ellen May, Mrs. Margie Panquerne, adviser: Cecil Walker, president, Betty Ashley, SCA representative: Joseph Cane, Viola Smith. fBack rowl Lois Harbour, Johnny Smith, Jackie Banre, Judy Weeks, Ken Ashley, Vincent Turner, Vernon Gales, Issac Ross, Mrs. Keith McDaniel, adviser. QM 55,2 ff-1 1222 Q 2.152 1' af- 5 if 1? Latter Day Saints members include: Front U to rj Robin Rushing, Beth Freeman, vice president, Glenda Wilson: 34 and Van Yarbrough: Back-row fl to rj Roy King, president: and Cecil Walker. Latter Day Saints open to students Co-Lin Players present productions hi- ag. s,-Tv my H49 I a VJ 's -7V f, ,f A-Uy'f'l'vx. Q 4.-QM I 4 . l-4 gmail, NN-4 M I 14 8 it s B I S ll' if-J Co-Lin Players members include seated fl to rj Robyn Calcote, president: John Landress, adviser, Michael Shirley, vice president. Standing ll to rl Renee Chapman, Twyla Ward, Art McAlpin, Jeff Lanoue, Kim Farmer, Bobby King, Deneen Brown, and Darryl White. ? 'LN I 1 f YQ I JL , ' I- 'V Art Club members are front row Cl to rj Tom Ross, adviser, Ty West, Ann Byrd, Mary Ann Rutland, Roy King, Linda McMillan, Carolyn Hutchison, presidentg Cecil Walker, vice president: Brad Case, and Wayne Thornton. Back row fl to rl: Tina Johnson, Frank Lewis, Melissa Redd, Janet Campbell, Loretta Boyd, Art McAlpin, Norman Cupit, Barry Hutchinson, Michael Gammill, Van Yarbrough, Alvin Buckles. l Art Club open to art students, others L+ 35 Wesson Campus Future Teachers study teaching techniques :fan -X ' lc A,-n Future Teachers of America members include Joey Kite: Becky Assink, president: and Deanne Slay. Standing, l to r, are Miss Jane Ainsworth, adviser: Deanna Partridge: Rachel Thames: Mark Ballard: Gary White: Ty Ashley: Lloyd Brewer: Jeanette Watson: Pattie Bell: Dana Robinson: and Angela Beeson. ,p 21,36 '- Members of Youth Congress are Dave Harris, president: Paula Nations: Melanie Smith: Danny Harrell, adviser: and Scott Smith. Youth Congress Club attends state congresse Wesson Campus Leo Club organizes as servlee elub W 'JT .. . ii' sf' is 40, Leo Club members include first row ll to rl Coach James Sloan, adviser, Lisa Errington, Terri Bishop, Angela Berch, Kelly Smith, Jennifer Redd, Pam Coleman, Karen Mullins, Karen Farmer, Brent Walker, Becky Assink, Chris Cirinna, Rachel Thames, and Joey Kite, president. Second row fl to rj Scott Fine, Robert Dorch, Deneen Brown, Ken Smith, Richie Rayborn, Michael Shirley, John Henry Berry, Keith Hagler, Asa Mark Ballard, Vicki Boyd, Elizabeth Dykes, Dana Robinson, and Jim Bolian. . W-L...-f ff' v, M, Q , 1 .qs mf. ,Z Wesley Foundation members include first row ll to rj Pam Coleman, the Rev. J. Harry Cameron, and Karen Farmer, president. Second row fl to rj Judy Dungan, Becky Assink, Angela Berch, and Ruth Malsbury. I Wesley sponsors Christian activities 37 :,': Wesson Campus t Afro-American Plus Club sponsors aetivitiesf .lbw -M Afro-American members include Dicey Stewart and Tanya Holloway, presidents: Donnie Payton, Oscar Dixson, , Ray Ivory, Laura Williams, Lisa Burch, Marinda Stewart, Jerome Dillion, Madine Ford, Cherrie Smith, Charles Trivillion, Mary Smith, Rebecca Mahaffey, Anita Chatman, Tammy Gibson, and Tracy Walker. F XT? h Z 4-WJ 5 5 A ? l Jn , 1 ,gy ,1 H --,- I ,'l'A il K M f ,F i f ' ,K , , JQ-H7g.,f 5 ,...,- 1' - - ,Q ,gvzi vg Food Service Committee members are first row Cl to rj Brent Walker, chairman: Ron Kelly, adviser, and Ray Brown. Second row: Jim Bolian, Nish Ackerman, Beth Freeman, Benson Warren, Bridgett Barton, Joey Kite, co- 1 chairman, and Elizabeth Dykes, 38 Food Service Committee makes food suggestions t 3 J n Wesson Campus Choir plans annual tour it 5 1 4 wr aww! A sm X L A Choir members include front row fl to rl Doretha Cameron: Twyla Ward: Bessie Williams: Hope Freeman: Heidi Marler, secretary: Gayla Elkins, performance attire coordinator: Angela Beeson: Gwen King: Emily Reid, president: Cynthia Rogers, accompanist: Lisa Ward, freshman representative. Second row fl to rj Kenneth S. Klaus, director: Melanie Smith: Annette Wood: Stephanie Kyzar: Sydney Lanier: Becky Fortenberry: Michelle Posey: Pam Herchenhahn: Renee Chapman: Louise Delaney, Treasurer. Third row ll to rl Gary White, sophomore representative: Eugene Carlton: Bobby King: Mark Ballard: Mike Britt: Mark Boylesg Roy Young: Phillip Swindall: Jewell Greer: Webb Armstrong: Jim Bolian, vice president: John Hart: Brent Walker: Steve Moreman: and Wayne Thornton. X-Ray Club members are front row fl to rl Ernie Fortenberry, Van Jackson, Joey Anderson, Carolyn Johnston, Steve Smith, Veronica McDowell, Robyn Roberts, Mrs. Virginia Wilkinson, adviser. Back row QI to rl Bruce Smiley, Penny Dillon, Larry Huff, Judy Priest, Gwen Smith, and Judy lnabnet. Not pictured is Miss Laura Coghlan, adviser. Radiologic Technology Society open to class 39 l rv.- ..r-. g w :Eli Z! -. -, :rw DP Q 'fr 'S Nj 1 1 Wesson campus fl VICA sponsors District III contests L tss. for calf P b N 5 VICA members include lseatedj Allen Spence, parliamentariang Henry Kelly, vice president, J Wendy Everett, treasurer, Tony Dallalio, president, Mitchell Case, secretary, Thomas Roses, student advisor: and Paul Williamson, reporterg fkneelingj Joey Cannon, unidentified, Mark ' Taylor, Ann Mobley, Devry Caroway, Allen Coley, Artis Furnace, unidentified, and Tracy ' Grayg lstandingj Tom Thompson, adviser, Richard Day, Maggie McLaurin, Belinda Pickins, Jackie Stohm, Buddy Franks, Thomas Crosby, Susan Dunn, and James Harris, adviser. RRR . 'Q gi Q ff - '-2 5 Q!! ,u ,v K' 40 1 f at L fd ' sa F 'al' x, 3 .,,., r , by f Em 'fli e is' iw A 1' f vu F A Qs q W A p .,,. , ,aiffg i wi v sm has ' v I 1 K J Iss is , , it 5 5 va H, Ks. 5, A s n lawn I 'YW' J ejrfvf MLT members include back row fl to rl Patti Peavey, Karen Farmer, Yvonne Anderson, Jacki Freeman, Liz Sanders, Shirley Hunt, Mary Turnbo, and Greg Entrican. Front row, ll to rl Mrs. f Zoula Strong, adviser, Teri Phillips, presidentg Cheryl Allen, and Guynell Myers. I MLT students eligible for membership i A Wesson Campus W Sojourners in demand for performances G-.P Instrumentals are Qin front! Cecil Walker, percussion: Webb Armstrong, guitar: First row Cleft to right, Twyla Ward: Renee Chapman: Sydney Lanier: Becky Fortenberry: Emily Reid: Lisa Ward: Pam Herchenhahn: Louise Delaney. Second row Cleft to rightj Mark Boyles: Eugene Carlton: Phillip Swindle: Mark Ballard: Kenneth Klaus, director: Brent Walker: Jim Bolian: Steve Moreman: B 3 Wesson Campuslf I Band adds spirit to many events il -ze -' D 111 11' 'ii uf XY Drum Major Head Colette Mark Ballard Rachel Thames Wesson Campus Colettes perform throu hout the year 1 T N ---W---H is 'ur 'wan l- .1-ill' - -warm-rvl !u11u1l'i1 '1 'i'T' l '4 Y K-1 'QM 'ITT' if M' S' ,.-an it I, ,, Zi., 35 wat, : : H 'Q' fm A of QM' '.rA 'ruzfj : a f' Mississippi's Original Dancing Coeds, the Co-Lin Colettes, are composed of fl to rl Jeanna Bell, Joanna Thornton, Vicki Boyd, Dana Robinson, Cindy Smith, and Bridgett Barton. Standing fl to rj are Diane Alford, Elizabeth Dykes, Penny Gillis, Rachel Thames, Terri Bishop, Angela Berch, and Lisa Errington. 3' mufp,,,.-ul -1 Ma in- -'naw-. Ffiif xghwlkl A 1' .2 Colette heads include Penny Gillis, captain, Rachel Thames, Head Colette: and Terri Bishop, captain. Wesson Campus Flag corps create visual effects ' , I Flag corps members are fl to rl Tammy Helton, Linda Carlock, Yvette Phillips, Becky Hartzog, Syndey Lanier, Angela Kirkley, Gayla Elkins, Valerie Ricks Jennifer Redd Charlotte Crossley, Tanya Mullins, Shelia Walker, Melodye Fleming, Terry Mays, and Stephanie Kyzar. Not pictured are Pat Henderson and Crystal Manning v v'--M-' 'ff ' ' , ,......M,J- .S ' ' .,... ,. 1, H 'T me ls, W W 'Lf W ,.....,,.,. V.-....wM.. -an - v -A, -1-' - --'M I, ,,, A ... . W... ..., M. www., ........ M. ,, .. sci- X V , - - -ff-4-V V - - - V . .. ........,.,.,. M, .s,. ,M AM.-.......-......,...........x-..-,.. W., ,...,,..' ...Ay-..s.w.v,.....,..,., . , .... .U ......w........, . . - .-mm-M.. ....., ...Mum ..,..V..,..s..,......, N---ff U .N ,V , ,,,, ,, Mn., , ,W .,..h.,.,..,s. Q.. V. Y-Y -V-------:ne '::w-M-- -M 0 --' .1 0 V N H I V , 1 ,,,, ,rj Ndxw., , . -V Us ...MY A --- --.....,.... 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Lois Harbourg Paula Lewalleng Diane Jonesg and Sue I Barlow. ,y :msec K. pg, 'K Rifle captains are fleft to rightj Wendy Warren and Kayron Stanley. 4 w Natchez Campus, N, SGA plans man activities for C0-LIN N 1 1 B'-'S 7 1 'H 1 S i 5 I : 5. 1 ,' me M W T1 nu I 1 L 1 3i il 1 - -.Aw',,,,3wA .g'.,f.,,y4 1... 5 1 SGA cabinet members elected in the fall are Qfrom lefty John Austin, Susan Wallace, Michelle Rollins, Jeff Joiner, Robert Smith, sponsor: Deborah Bounds, Nick Parrella. ,,,,-,wmwwgzv l, V .I I 1, Q, :,, ,. , Q 2 .fr , ,' 13.5 ' ' -' , ,1,4v4,,,.f,, 4.3, U14 JJ J' . , , Y ,V V If - Y -, ,I Q 1.4 'f in ig ., - , . . vs-.nf , : iv f f :Juv ,-11 . .,',:wf.1,1w5z.::-aim.:-1 ... a ,-: . P ff' A -95? ZH-Q2 1 -f-- -uf: ' - , 4 M W N .max wfeggtf ww- 1 A - H, V .hjg!: iu:.w, f' f- .v . ww z--'-4.0, aw.- fwv. 5- fywfhw ,M ' w-rf, aye .. ww ' W ii we a f L if A , KW Mpfkz f 1 , 'JQLY ,hz fi? J' A ' '41 f -4Q,g5zf,p, af'-3: gn -ZA ., ,wif 1 If 1' 75 f i , 1 Q1 r' fp A 5 -1 0 4' 7 A 5112? JH. ty ' L I ' ' 4. ffl, ,, f f , J ,w g gr 2 3 ' 'J If ff K IU' Attending the 35th Annual Mississippi Youth Congress ffrom leftl Deborah Bounds, Jim Wiggins, sponsor: Bobbie Thomas. Youth Congress Solons Natchez Campus Students achieve many honors Q., 7 .,,,,, Phi Theta Kappa members lseatedj George Quinn, Debra Rodgers, Elizabeth Heathman. Standing from left Deborah Bounds, Frank Bounds, Susan Wallace, Bobbie Thomas, Jim Wiggins, sponsor. alia-an-........ ,, .-.,.......W , , , - - Talent Roster from left, Debra Rodgers, Bobbie Thomas, George Quinn, Felecia Ware Vaughn. Natchez Campusih Circle , Delta E silon hi offer ex erien C' X 1. lf n ,Qs yn.: 1 1369 ' ka fr f. Q35 nf? ii .. 4-M .aw fs. 48 Msgggf-'fr' .1 . 1 45-1 ,ali K . . 1 of wi-nib .- A --Xa t -qv' Awq , , ' - ...Q -'V'-in qq 1 P+ A sf .04 . f 45 .V X4 - - ' -:.- Xvwig o H1123-32355: he 1.-:SQ xr? 'V 'N' 142 ' ' ,- ,S . 'S l y K, 1. ,- 0 y 2 ' :f if v 'xi ' I' Ia ' r 3 ' 16 'if 4' -. 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' ' - ' Q., gm- 45 1, ,gm X ,V .S I QW .,, I - y - - : - Q- - , Delta Epsilon Chi members are ffrom leftj Debra Rodgers, Renee Terry, Patricia W. McGee, Dorothy J. Carter. f ,s 'S iatchez Campus Students publish N-Sights, Trillium Q Q f- -+ i , , , I Q ' r I . l 1 E Q 5 A 7, 'ff if 9 5 --'ng T ' Y - 15. 1 ,, 1 I Y Qfigxi? .Q V ' ' if -. 2 wr w 'fr' ' 'T 1. .,.,,. ,,. A U - N-Sights and Trillium Staff from left Bobbie Thomas, Gloria Gonnillini, Mandy Terral, Eric Hunt, Greg Williams, Elizabeth l-leathman, Teresa Elquadi. W alfa ww: gm, in 'Uagmm' Mrs. Judy Emerick, Staff Photographer Mrs. Carolyn Smith, N-Sights Advisor, and Mrs. Gerri Brown, Trillium Advisor, talk to Journalism students. D SQA? f . X, y . Barbara Campbell, N-Sights Editor for Fall Quarter. Glen Hall, N-Sights Editor, Winter Quarter Amanda Bobbie Thomas fright, Trillium Editor. Terral, Reporter, N-Sights. so il t d k Natchez campuqn S u ents wor in various locations gl 1, 'K wmmx 5-fx! Linda Carter Special Services Tutor Cora Ann eading L f w ab Assistant 1 l 1 ' ii?-5 Mary Alice Hunt Jennifer Johnson Elizabeth Heathman Lab Assistant Library Assistant Admissions Assistant , l b-ng.-, Jacqueline Jones Brenda King Library Assistant Student Center Assistant 4. 3 Natchez campus Student Workers aid students and faculty . . . Qi 5- fit' Fr' N Susan Wallace Michelle Rollins Library Assistant! Faculty Secretary t Faculty Secretary A ah ga 1.7 N 1.. N , X 'gh 'H 'fl I fx. 5 'a 1 ir- 1715 Bobbie Thomas lstandingj Felicia Ware Vaughn Bertha Reed Lab Assistant! Tutor Reading Lab Assistant Student Center Assistant 94 2 gf, tif lisa' Angela Thornburg Linda Van Vlyman Debra Norton Library Assistant Admissions Assistant Practical Nursing Faculty Secretary C0-Lin Natchez is proud of its music department , ---- W- fy-L fwvrr AT 1 err jfrqvrrw 9 3 ,. , . . 5 LE V1 4,121 'S- li ,' Z 52 Wh '4.'.3f ' 4. ,. it V4 V Y W 1 , I 4- ' .- . nl! 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Q- , A .5 Z , ,. ,, Q94 A, 5' 4 . 1 14 J.. A., I? 5 X ,I 4 S J 'f aff o I . l ' 1 . . ,A ' f QQ? 'M' H5 .ve 'a '. J .ii . lo ' uf-suvvi Anita Chatman wins most beautiful on Copiah-Lincoln's Wesson campus I ee gf Ek- SQ? u ff , 2 f , 33? Q ,ix R Q x ' Q 1 35 , r L 1 V F ff' 22 5. 'SQ QQ HQ? f fi iw'- 3' 3 5 ir 'ff Y Q A ZW Q Q 2' 'an u 5 2 5 Q X - 2 i S 1 5 2 15 2 X x 1 1 Most Beautiful Anita Chatman J W T Qu .- V .4 .A ij 1-I Q ,L If , 'K , 3 , E Y Pam Coleman reigns over homecoming QU! CTP' Lisa Ward, Wesson maid Escort-Jeff Bullard Pam Coleman-Queen Escort-Eric Storm Anita Chatman, Wesson maid Escort-Issac Ross Dana Robinson, Wesson maid Mirandia Stewart, Wesson maid Escort-Robbie Sartin Escort-Tyrone Bates V . 1 Ten maids serve in court , . Dicev Stewart, Wesson maid Susan Wallace, Natchez maid Escort-Donald Sterling Escort-Jeff Joiner P20031 Gillis, Wesson maid Paula Bates, Natchez maid Escort-Charlie Ackerman Escort-Rodney Persons h .af if, ,QIJ-I Michelle Rollins, Natchez maid Brenda Smith, Natchez maid Escort-Nick Parrella Escort-Kevin McDonough QUT ,ii 1 Wesson Campus Thirty-one chosen for Who's Who Amon gt' Q s Nish Ackerman Ty Ashley Becky Assink 4 fx w r 4 1 h I 1 I I SFR Q... Mark Ballard Perry Ballard Deloris Beard Russ Berry Terri Bishop Ray Brown Pam Coleman Karen Farmer Scott Fine I I i W 1 N i il, I I N fx 'l h l 46,331 Christie Goza Ronald Haynes Glen Hearn Q 9 I il giililznts in American Junior Colleges 5 'W ' 'fl C nab sf' -in Neoto Herring Dianne Johnson William Kimble nuff' John Milton Ellen May fxfz .. z , ' ' Z4 ' f '9 l yen. .og it ,Wf5 bMnu J, ,, Tony Peavey Jennifer Redd Susan Schwarzauer Us 'sf' awk Scott Smith Dicey Stewart Eric Storm L-ig, .J-: 4 , -'v,kv ,fm 1+ .H Q me-4391 .-1 , 33 if , J 11? Qrfbj 1 ' 1 ' -,J wr--49 1 A ,, A -w A Rachel Thames Cecil Walker Gina Weeks CO-LIN NATCHEZ CAMPUS PRESENTS NATCHEZ CAMPUS MR. CO-LIN Nick Parrella NATCI-IEZ CAMPUS MISS CO-LIN Paula Bates Instead of Burning their Bridges: they make new ones. Instead of dodging a bridgeg they run to meet it. Instead of condemning the bridge that carried them acrossg they commend itg Thus speaks the Character of Mr. and Miss Co-Lin. Susan Patterson , I 0 404' 0 l T., X J.-xg' 2 is ' -f H Bridges were made for each of us to cross over Some cross quicker Some cross sooner ' Some cross unhesitatingly Some cross enthusiastically Thus is the Personality of a Co-Lin Favorite. Susan Patterson Sophomore Favorites fleft to right! Debrah Bounds Susan Wallace Dawn Dunn Debra Rodgers John Austin, Jr. Gary Creech Freshman Favorites Qleft to rightj Jeff Joiner Michelle Rollins Tanya Verucchi 1 1 0 'A V' 1-,. '- I r ' va Q 4, YI - , - 'r ' .K n . A 4 O Y if V 5 1' I J F 6 . I I X A I, E 1 1 ' i 1 . W Natchez Campufl Wl1o's Who Among Students in American Junior Colleges B WZIZZ' Paula Bates -sf as Q r gags? S lg, 3, fix Q 2 3 W W in ' 'B be X ,N if 4 , M N. 9' Sherri Gardner George Quinn Renee' Terry 'K v T, RK , x ? 5 ,ai 5 . -Q , Deborah Bounds John Cavin Gary Creech 'HW I 1 Elizabeth l-leathman Carolyn Lee Nick Parella 1 1 I .i S Pamela Rainbolt Deborah Rogers Susan Rodriquez Bobbie Thomas Felicia Vaughn Susan Wallace Natchez campus names sixteen. . u ,il L 1 , i, I. w ' --- Eight win Hall of Fame honors To be chosen to the Hall of Fame is the highest honor that can be given a Copiah- Lincoln Junior College student. The 1983 TRILLIUM presents six graduating sophomores in the thirtieth selection on the Wesson campus and two graduating sophomores in the sixth selection on the Natchez campus. Each was nominated in open nominations, approved by a screening committee of fellow students, recommended by a faculty committee on the ba- sis of character, leadership, and contribution to Copiah-Lincoln Junior College. Dating back to 1954, this year's Wesson campus selection adds six to the list of 86 previous winners. The two Natchez campus selections add to 11 chosen since the initiation of the Hall of Fame in 1978. Wesson campus 1954 James Ewing Connie Walker Billy Bass Thames 1955 Lady Nelson Gill John Williams Guay Barry Hardy 1956 Margaret Ewing Elton Kyzar Catherine Steen 1957 Robert Wilkinson Carroll Mullins Bobby Kepper 1958 Relda Ann Burris Willie James Sisco Jane Ellen Crabdree 1959 Rebecca Barlow Charles Nelson Yvonne Calhoun 1960 Mary Ethel Dykes Johnny Ray Rice Katie Grace Crawford 1961 James Daniel Miller Rachail Loraine Farrar Albert Ray Brock 1962 Patricia Ann Calhoun Zoula Mae Hennington Fred Frizzell 1963 Donald H. Butler' Joe Wayne Jolly Thomas H. Lowery 'Deceased 1964 Hilda Marie Johnson Percy Lee Parker Audrey Raye Smith 1965 Jeanie Meyers Sonya White LaVerne Thames 1966 Dennis Granberry Carolyn Calcote 1967 Gloria Jane Ainsworth Robert Alan Freeman Karen Denise Smith 1968 Martha Carol Hunter Paul Henry Ponder Elgin Kenneth Walley 1969 Rosemary Prather John Ted Russell Rhonda Wilson 1970 Judy Jones Charlene Walker Glenn Wallace 1971 Rickey Thomas Clopton Jane Elizabeth Sanders Joseph William Yates Jr. 1972 Peggy Jean Arnold Robert Andrew Geoghegan Patricia Walker 1973 Vicky Godbold Mike Jones Daphne Landress 1974 William Robert Smith Mary Belinda Waller Louise Jaquelyn Weeks 1975 Randall Keith Bradshaw Wayne Calvin Oglesby Roger Glyn Walker 1976 John Timothy Boyd Douglas Matthew Buckles Amanda Lynn Davis 1977 Clara Lazette Adams Wanda Faye Cone Ann Ellen Heaton 1978 Joyce Ann Ballard Charles Dennis Berch Michael A. Henderson 1979 Charlotte Nell Creely Randy Lamar Emfinger Kenny Wayne Peavey 1980 Sharon Patricia Douglas Mark Keith Lee Margaret Catherine Newell 1981 Leah Ann Holtslander Chet Mercier Patti Jean Page 1982 Jennifer Gatlin James Larry Grantham ll Francis K. Horton lll 1983 Russell Eugene Berry Ronald Haynes Jennifer Redd Claude Scott Smith Samuel Eric Storm Rachel Lynn Thames Natchez campus 1978 Joan Loutheria Holland Denise Moreland Lipsey 1979 Billy Ray Cater Marion L. Binky Vines 1980 Judy Faye Daniels Emerick Lester Wayne Freeman 1981 Mary Vanessa Fleming Blase Patrick Gaude Walton Benson Wilson 1982 Shelia Maria Myrick Raymond Sturdivant 1983 Carolyn Olson Bounds Lisa Susan Wallace Wesson Campus I Russell Eugene Berry gets Hall of Fame titlef ...WW !liUE?-M - .M f I -M. Y W... ,-5 1 QW' vs: 2112, Russell Eugene Berry is a 1983 Hall of Fame winner. A graduate of Newhebron High School, he is the son of Mr. and Mrs. S. Carroll Berry of Route 2, Newhebron. An engineering major at Copiah-Lincoln, Russ was selected to Who's Who Among Students in American Junior Colleges. He is an active member of the English Club, serving as its treasurer: and a member of the Men's Resident Council. He is a Dean's List Scholar, and was a Microcosm literary winner one year, and the recipient of the Russell Ellzey Memorial 1 Scholarship his freshman year. 66 1 I a I 1 9 y A A Q 4 , 1, -Q 1 , M 2551: 1 I , ., ,iw , ,. i. A' 'Sl .ry I A 4- 1 f ' f N, 1 ,, fu fv- ,H , rp? S? , ' 15 'Y f 5 1 , 1 f J? if Q 214116 2,2 ji? j 4, 1 I ' ' 'ag af Wesson Campus Ronald Wayne Haynes grabs Hall of Fame snss R Q .f -shag! Ronald Wayne Haynes is another selection to the 1983 Hall of Fame. A Dean's List Scholar, he is a computer science major at Copiah-Lincoln. He serves as president of the English Clubg a member of the President's Council: and the Men's Resident Council. At the end of his freshman year he was winner of the freshman mathematics award and the J.M. Ewing Memorial Scholarship. Earlier this year Ronald was named to Who's Who Among Students in American Junior Colleges. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Haynes of Newhebron and he is a graduate of Newhebron High School. Jennifer Redd receives Hall of Fame nod! '-qui' Jennifer Redd is a recipient of the 1983 Hall of Fame selections. A Dean's List Scholar at Copiah-Lincoln, Jennifer was chosen to Who's Who Among Students in American Junior Colleges. She is a nursing major and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie E. Redd of Wesson. A graduate of Wesson High School, Jennifer was winner her freshman year of the , Ken and Ruth Patterson Scholarship, the zoology award, and the outstanding science laboratory assistant award. 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Chosen to Who's Who Among 5 n 5 . ,, M S ! 4 1 V H U LQ , T! xl i X Students in American Junior Colleges earlier this year, he serves as president of the Student n A Government Associationg member of the President's Councilg as a two-year member of the Co-Lin Trailblazersg member of Phi Theta Kappa, national junior college honorary society: and as trainer for the Wolves basketball team. Eric won the Suzanne Boyd Memorial Scholarship and Trophy his freshman year. A physical therapy major, he is a Dean's List Scholar. A graduate of Brookhaven High School, he is the son of Mrs. Bonnie F. Storm of Brookhaven. 70 k k I I i Rachel Lynn Thames wins Hall of Fame honor wt 53. 'NJ Rachel Lynn Thames is a winner in the 1983 Hall of Fame selections. An elementary education major, she is a Dean's List Scholar and the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Billy B. Thames of Wesson. Selected to Who's Who Among Students in American Junior Colleges earlier this year, she was elected a campus favorite and has served two years as secretary of her class. A member of the Student Government Association for two years, Rachel has also been a two-year member of the Co-Lin Trailblazersg a member of the President's Council, publicity co-chairperson of Phi Theta Kappa, national junior college honorary society, a director of the Leo Clubg and member of Future Teachers of America. A two-year Colette, Rachel served as l-lead Colette this year. A graduate of Wesson High School, she 71 won the Noah Cap and Lona Wallace Scholarship last year. Natchez Campusq Deborah Olson Bounds wins Hall of Famer Deborah Olson Bounds is a Hall of Fame recipient from Co-Lin's Natchez campus. A graduate of Wingfield High School in Jackson, she is a pre-nursing major at CL! N. Serving as president of the Student Government Association, she is an Honor Roll student: recipient of the Annette West Donnan Memorial Scholarship this yearg and she was named a sophomore favorite and to Who's Who Among Students in American Junior Colleges. Student of the Month for October, 1982, she is also a two-year member of Circle K, serving Congress delegate this year. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George A. Olson. She and her husband, Frank Bounds, are parents of three children, Christy, Jared, and Rachel. this year as secretary! treasurer, a two-year member of Phi Theta Kappa, national junior , college honorary society, serving as vice president this year, and Deborah was a Youth I Lisa Susan Wallace gets Hall of Fame ,Lo..,. 4 a5 Hrum...,Mb ,,,,..,.-0'- llunv ' . X 'K X . if Lisa Susan Wallace is another Hall of Fame selection from Co-Lin! Natchez. A graduate of Adams County Christian School where she was salutatorian, Susan is a business administration major at CL! N. She serves as president of Circle K and of Phi Theta Kappa, having been a two-year member of both organizations, as vice president of the Student Government Association this year, having been a two-year member, and as a sophomore favorite. Selected to Who's Who Among Students in American Junior Colleges this year, she was president of her freshman class, a member of the Judicial Council her freshman year, and Student of the Month, twice. A workstudy student for two years, Susan is also an Honor Student. She is the daughter of Mrs. Edna C. Wallace and Mr. Jerry Wallace, both of Natchez. llc bbw dl 0.1 is., DRTS 31.3 W. W.1,A.,m ,4,.. n ' '- . fx a' ia' 3, :Qi ' 44 .1 'A 0-'lb new Wolves post 6-4 record me a. I ,..- -- ...Ml .. .- --W L- W f - --- ,.,, ,...,-. . -..----s I --M 1 vi N1 NT4'NI IPM V H 1 . Q - a. i mmm N- A- -- was f 'm rf 'ff' '5'F ' .'lr 5 l I .L,.L.-..... 1 1 The Wolves include ffront, left to right, Gene Newbury, manager: Tony Dallalio, trainer, Ray Burr, manager, Terry McCollum, Kevin Beasley, William Selmon, Kenneth Collins, Marshall Banks, Ray Brown, Michelle Brooks, Chuck Higdon, David Williams, Bobby King, Pat Boone, Dewayne McLemore, Tony Durr, Melvin Rodgers, manager. Second Row lleft to rightj Coach Ray lshee, Tony Newsom, Tommy Wright, Dean Gra- ham, Robert McDuffy, Willie Cameron, John Har- ris, David Thames, Kapatrick Richardson, Mitch Mitchell, Joe Lewis, Clayton Brister, Jeff Berry, Danny Quick, Lange Porter, Dewayne Herrington, Scott Fine, Charlie Ackerman, manager, Coach James Sloan. Third row lleft to rightj Jeff Netterville, Joey Kite, Mitch Wooten, Joey Ar- nold, Alonzo Harris, Earnest Hobbs, Billy Kimball, Keith Hagler, Mark Long, Donald Smith, Tony Gray, Robert Dorch, Tim Thompson, Charles Trivillion, Nolan B. Walls, Chris Cirinna, Pat Woods, and Coach J. Mike Smith. 1 I 41 6, ,,W,,..,,... as-H v----I1 l I , - -'T 'f.: ', .. ji.. -.wg . .. .,,. , ,, zegiw gm , . 'r.A1xuJ,. a A ...Q-l . N 1 4 R' X 1 v, 3 ' 4Q 'r ii. ' ' 1, W I ,' tf'-Z' X '35, non- -.Jf :,g,fb.' 2: ,,,.' , u . A 1. 4 'N '1 . , . '- ,rf-,A--,. R., V . f ,,xXg.iHN -f ' M-W - Coaching the Wolves are James Sloan, head coach, kneeling, J. Mike Smith, left, and Ray lshee, right, assistants. 75 fi-9' -N-+5 OWN? iw? .1- -0' Four grab All State, All Star honors S C O R E S ...W in Co Lm Opponent Wy Miss. Delta Jones Coahoma East Central Northwest Hinds Southwest Gulf Coast Pearl River East Mississippi Wolves Win Region 23 title XLJ if J ! Wfffgyr fl' , K f L 3 wULVHs K f K f l f t Wvlgii . Wfs Z4 A ll FQ'- 2 5 Seated 0 to rl Kelvin Mays, Vernon Gales, Richie Rayborn, Coach Richard Williams, Ricky Allen, Lamar Johnson, John London. Standing ll to rj Eric Storm ltrainerl, Dennis Taylor, Vincent Briggs, Jeff Foster, Stuart Chaffin, Fred Crisler, Clyde Wylie, John Smith, John Bridges, Spencer Kirk, Issac Ross, Tony Lambert lmanagerj Richard Williams-Men's Basketball Coach-He holds a bachelors degree from Mississippi State University and a masters from Mississippi College. A native of Pearl, he served as head basketball and assistant baseball coach at South Natchez from 1973-1979. Formerly he coached at St. Andrews in Jackson and Montebello Junior High in Natchez. He was assistant basketball coach at South Natchez from 91971-73. Coach Williams will be starting his fourth year at Co- Vl..in this year. He is married to the: former Dianne McEwen. ' 78 Tony Lambert-Manager- High School: Monticello ' Major: Physical Education Hometown: Monticello, MS Classification: Freshman Eric Storm-Trainer- High School: Brookhaven Major: Physical Therapy Hometown: Brookhaven, MS Classification: Sophomore Wolves faced tough schedule NOVEMBER 4 Holmes ..... 8 Holmes ........ ........ A way 6 Jones ........ 11 Northeast ....... ....... H ome 11 Hinds .......... 12 ltawamba .... ....... H ome 13 Southwest ......... 15 Miss. Delta ............. ........ A way 17 East Central ..... 18 Miss. Delta ................. ....... H ome 20 Pearl River .... 22 Col-Lin Tournament ..... ....... H ome 24 Gulf Coast ..... 23 Co-Lin Tounament ..... ....... H ome 27 Jones ........... 30 N.E. LA Univ. JV ...... ....... H ome 28 Clarke ............... DECEMBER 31 East Central ..... FEBRUARY 2 Utica ........................ ....... H ome 4 N.E. LA Univ. JV ....... .......Home 3 Utica 6 Hinds ........................ ........ A way 7 Pearl River ....... 9 Southwest ............ ....... H ome 10 Gulf Coast ........... 11 Delgado ....... ........ A way 14-19 Division Playoffs JANUARY 21-24 State Tournament Home ........Away Home ........Away Home ........Away Home Home Home ........Away ........Away Home ........Away 'L we A Southwest looks on in anguish as Co-Lin sinks another Northeast battles for victory, but it is a losing battle for one! them. Co-Lin wins again! Sophomore Vincent Briggs Jeff Foster Spenser Kirk Pl High School: Franklin High School: Palatine, Ill. High School: Rapides ayers Major: General Business Major: Physical Education Major: Welding lnclude: Hometown: Roxie, MS Hometown: Pinola, MS Hometown: LeCompte, LA Kelvin Mays Isaac Ross Dennis Taylor High School: Vidalia High School: Monticello High School: Crystal Srpings ajor: Physical Education Major: Political Science Major: Computer Science Hometown: Vidalia, LA Hometown: Silver Creek, MS Hometown: Crystal Springs, MS Clyde Wylie Major: Undecided High School: Kilbourne Hometown: Kilbourne, LA 79 1 X 4 1 I x 6 1 f 1 Lady Wolves dominate South Conference Seated QL to RJ Madine Ford, Connie Millner, Susan Brown, Gail Burrell, Loretta Taylor, Robin Rousseau, Constance Hooks Standing ll. to RJ Karen Foster, Paula Sartin fmanagersl, Anita Adams, Theresa Simpson, Minnie Carter, Coach Gwyn Young, Sue Burgess, Bridget Davis, Julie Huckaby, Renett McDonald lmanagerl ' +. T'ix l N FIQW-ms 'rf 1 '12 42 A if . fx : 'W' ge, ..g, ,., P 'X Q ' , v K' Q 4 i ,Q .0 4+ Gwyn Young-Women's Basektball Coach-Coach Young came to Co-Lin in July, 1974 as women's basketball coach and assistant men's coach. Coach Young served as assistant at Brookhaven until 1974. tHe attended Copiah-Lincoln and received his B.S. Fdegree from Mississippi College. Young received his masters degree from University of Southern Mississippi, with additional work at Southern and fMississippi State. Coach Young played basketball at Iboth Co-Lin and Mississippi College, was captain of both teams and M.V.P. at Mississippi College. Coach Young will be starting his seventh year as women's asketball coach. He is married to the former Velesta mith, the parents of two children, Lane, and Jessica. 7 E CTI? Name: Renett McDonald High School: Magee Hometown: Magee, MS Name: Paula Sartin High School: Brookhaven Academy Hometown: Brookhaven, MS Name: Karen Foster High School: Loyd Star Hometown: Brookhaven MS I sf Lady Wolves whip opponents Q 1982-1983 Lady Basketball Schedule NOVEMBER 8 Holmes ...... 11 Northeast ..... 12 ltawamba ..... 15 Miss. Delta ............ 18 Miss. Delta .................. 22 Hinds Tournament ...... 23 Hinds Tournament ...... DECEMBER 2 Utica ....... 6 Hinds ......... 9 Southwest .... JANUARY 4 Holmes ....... ...... H ome 6 Jones ...... ....... A 'way 11 Hinds ............ ...... H ome .......Away 13 Southwest .......Away Home 17 East Central ......Home ......Home 20 Pearl River .......Away .......Away 24 Gulf Coast Home ......Home 27 Jones ......Home .......Away 28 Clarke Home .......Away 31 East Central .......Away FEBRUARY ......Home 3 Utica .......Away .......Away 7 Pearl River Home Home 14-19 Division Playoffs 21-24 State tournament Q' , mm 'E Robin shoots to increase Sophomore Players Include Bridget Davis High School: Hazlehurst Major: Recreation Min ,. ik - -Q. .x-5, r, :J xi? B A A r fo F xx AK Co-Lin's one point lead. Theresa shoots amidst the opp Gail Burrell High School: Forest Major: Physical Education Hometown: Oak Grove, LA Theresa Simpson High School: Forest Major: Elementary Education Hometown: Hazlehurst, MS Hometown: Forest, LA 82 nent's outstretched arms. Sue Burgess High School: Magee Major: Physical Education Hometown: Magee, MS Susan Brown High School: Kilbourne Major: Physical Education Hometown: Kilbourne, LA Ab 0 Lady Wolves score important victories ' f.o,f I fl fsvlkx i' I. x.l if , ,W I H X. OA . t 0 , - W4 4 5 . ' 1, i ' f t ' , V g ,, gf he , t 1, 5 fm J Intramurals bridge competition, teamwork. I, ii E, We Crossed the ' AM y E' w Bridge Together liiifigigg o,'V' 'ff and we found: - f v -ff V Ideals L ' ?T.fkiii3.wifi1. : Novelty I :wif f i R Q Tomfoolery Q Ei Recreation Amusement Mirth Understanding Remembrance Antics Laughter Sports Charlie, Mike, l hate to mention this but the ball is be- Spades tournament creates a 'friendly battle among friends. hind you! E g Dribble crazy, Richie Rayborn, battles toward the goal. Scott Fine executes his famous slam! 5 Lisa slugs one home for her team during mixed softball. Softball practice creates feeling of teamwork and friendship. 359:13-!,w , --Vr ,., - N- ?'rf 'd -if-m5i'g,'? 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First Susan Pattergqn Row CL to RQ Gina Weeks, Karen Farmer lheadl, Becky Assink. Back QL to Rl Kellye King, Kelly Day, Claudia Thomas, Holly Smith, Nan Drane. , mg, we lr-w,,4L'77T' rn H1-lv-ii'.,,'f 2 . Q 5 A V xg .'f,f f I 'fig . 'l A Mlm.- fin-...A-, 'U v-,,.'iI'w-,,,,,.. ... V In lun... .. an . MMM' '1'- '---: 'fZf2r A f- M. 'N-vc.. .-1' 2 ti I I Q Azz, sf L X , WMM j,,..::v ztv '--s-Q,-U 24 E f5,q5.:,jg3,:' ' ' 'ggi .'-.- ff. ii' . 4 A 1'i NO, Holly and Nan aren't Indians. They Gina and Holly help create The Wolf Strikes I just finished acting out a skit. . . spirit at a Pep Rally. Again! iw F723 i I l l ,, Q.. ,Q Uwwmwmw r Russell is SUl'Pl'iS0d bv il visit fl'0m Becky and Claudia laugh and Kelly Day concentrates Dolly Parton at a Pep Rally! cheer with SPIRIT. at game. It calls upon every fan to par- H 'r Au-uk. ML.. ' -'H diii--54 .-V 7 , , V 4 1?- ,.,M4 , .., g..-,., 4' ' w . ,.y .x4 - 413.15-1...4.V. -'j , . V ',.,-mann.. Nffg:-,AQ .A-' ,,v M. I, my ' Nfl. - ' 1: -' -f- -...--.fo-. , A ,'--., .Ui , 't,.,4,, nn- v - , 4 ' ,...- ,,-.z V- R .L-.1 1 f,. - + .. W- ..- vw- - f-Tfhtlbf - fi M.-vw ' bmw'--savv' ' , '-vw F 1 .', s qw .wwf-V ,. .1 Cirinna, Jones head classes Wesson Campus ff Hn. ,fs ' l in mm FW Yin ff Sophomore class officers are fl to r, front rowj Chris Cirinna, president, Charlie Ackerman, vice president, Rachel Thames, secretary, and Becky Assink, treasurer. Standing, I to r, are Brent Walker and Joey Kite, representatives. Freshman class officers are Qfront row, l to rj Beverly Jones, presidentg Kelli Smith, vice president, and Tanya Mullins, secretary. Second row are Elizabeth Dykes, treasurer, and Angela Berch, representative. On the back is Norman Cupit, representative. WN 1 F X 1 1 1 1 i ' x l N u E H D f l k in 1 v1 ' I K N ' x .1 A Wesson Campus Sophomores nstructors are all different! Qs-...... KELLY ABBEY Brookhaven CHARLIE ACKERMAN Mendenhall VENETIA ACKERMAN Mendenhall CATHY ALDRIDGE Vidalia, La CHERYL ALLEN Natchez PHYLLIS ALLEN Brookhaven RICKY ALLEN Brookhaven CLINTON ALLISON Jackson DELORIS ALSWORTH Union Church JOEY ANDERSON Natchez YVONNE ANDERSON Natchez C.W. ARMSTRONG Crystal Springs KATHY ARMSTRONG Crystal Springs LANNY ARNOLD McCall Creek TY ASHLEY If Hazlehurst KATHY ASKEN Brookhaven BECKY ASSINK Wesson JOHNNY BABB Brookhaven Q , '. 1' 1 .Q ASA MARK BALLARD Hazlehurst VICKI BAKER 43 Brookhaven - JAMES PERRY BALLARD Fayette , 1. MARSHALL BANKS L- ' , Jefferson Yi DAVID BARNES Ei' Monticello DAVID BARNETT li ' , 2 l Jackson ' 2 THERESA BARRETT Magee JOHN BATTON ' Crystal Springs . PATRICIA A. BAYLIS Monticello r l,., , ' , V DELORIS BEARD is Wesson NORMAN BEDFORD j Roxie Q DARLENE BEESON 1 Brookhaven I s , V I I l ls' College memories are best JEANNA BELL Orlando, FL JAMES BELL Crystal Springs PATTIE BELL Crystal Springs JACKIE BENJAMIN Brookhaven JOHN HENRY BERRY Mendenhall MELITA BERRY New Hebron ROBERT BERRY Brookhaven RUSSELL BERRY New Hebron TERRI BISHOP Gillsburg WILEAN BLAIR Hazlehurst LEISHA BLAND Hazlehurst JIM BOLIAN Brookhaven BECKI BOREN Wesson VICKI BOYD Monticello MARK BOYLES Monticello DUANE BRACEY Brookhaven DANIEL BRANNING Monticello BRAD BRASWELL Natchez DEWEY BREWER Brookhaven LLOYD BREWER Brookhaven VINCENT BRIGGS Roxie MICHELLE BROOKS New Hebron RENAE BROOKS Wesson TOMMY W. BROOKS Mendenhall LINDA BROWN Meadville RAY BROWN Natchez SUSAN BROWN Kilbourne, LA TERRY BROWN Hazlehurst CARL BRYANT Natchez KATHY BRYANT Brookhaven Wesson Campus-Sophomores HUBERT O. BUFORD Brookhaven JEFF BULLARD Panama City, FL SANDY BULLOCK Monticello VALLERIE BUIE Brookhaven LISA C. BURCH Hamburge SUE BURGESS Magee Oak Grove, LA BARBARA BYRD Meadville CASSANDRA BYRD Bude DIANNE BYRD Natchez JEANETTE BYRD Wesson JOHNNY CAGE Natchez A v 4 nf' 05 . ., ,, .f ,fr ig, ' ,iyifffi GAIL BURRELL ,.v, .ff a, Hn' , A is 'E ANTHONY JOSEPH CAIN Natchez . LARRY CAIN if 4 iffggfi Q 4, Y 41 . .1-L l Brookhaven ' -, ff,. we BARBARA CASE ,ji Brookhaven 2 BRAD CASE A Brookhaven DEBBIE CASE Mendenhall DOUG CASE Brookhaven X fir L W. -4 mi, , ,aj gf' K Alf vii. if Brookhaven GAIL CATCHINGS W, V . M-... , Hazlehurst 4' CONNIE CHANDLER Crystal Springs ANITA CHATMAN Magee LESTER CHILDRESS Florence BOB CHOINS Crystal Springs 1 JOHN CASE ' nf 4 ff ,A DARRELL W. CHRISTIAN Mendenhall CHRIS CIRINNA , Bossier City, LA , .1- ' WILLIE CLARK, Jr. A' .. ' ' ' ' 1 Brookhaven ' ff' AUDREY CLAY , Wesson ?.g.g,, . ., A BECKY CLIBURN gl I Monticello 4 ' ff' 1 Q., A , X V CHRISTI COIN .5 x ,, '- gff Brookhaven o o o 91 Homecomln e uns with dance V Wesson Campus Sophomoresl Food services provides many functions BRENDA COLEMAN Wesson PAM COLEMAN Union Church BONNIE COLLINS Hazlehurst KENNETH COLLINS Brookhaven SAMUEL E. COOLEY Hazlehurst STEVE CORBAN Meadville FONDA COWART Natchez KIMBERLY COX Brookhaven CONNIE CRAFT Magee GARY CRESON Hazlehurst CHARLOTTE CROSSLEY Brookhaven ALLEN DAVENPORT Natchez BRIDGET DAVIS Hazlehurst CRAIG DAVIS Monticello FRANKIE DAVIS Franklin County JAMES DAVIS Prentiss MELISSA DAVIS Loyd Star MARK DAWSEY Monticello ROBIN DEAR Crystal Springs LOUISE DELANEY Meadville TIM DICKEY Brookhaven CLINT DIXON Natchez LEE OSCAR DIXON Natchez ROBERT DORCH Pensacola, FL RICHARD A. DOYLE Hazlehurst DANA RENA DREW Crystal Springs PAT DUBOSE Georgetown LORI DUDLEY Wesson CHRIS EASTBURN Gulfport CALVIN ELLIS Brookhaven L in 65' I ..,,' f-ai V 1 l ?' Jl,i if I A Wesson Campus-Sophomores lv 'Mhq is - 1, rx fi M . VVEBQ new Y! W9 nA L- Xt andy' Inga, ,ff i '15- LISA ERRINGTON New Hebron GREG ENTRICAN Brookhaven JOSEPH ETHERIDGE Liberty CARLA EVANS Natchez JACOB C. EVANS Monticello WENDY EVERETT New Hebron OTIS FAIR Vidalia, LA KAREN FARMER Wesson STEVE FARR Roxie LINDA FARRIS Brookhaven SCOTT FINE Indianapolis, IN ETTA FORD Roxie BECKY FORTENBERRY Silver Creek ERNIE FORTENBERRY Silver Creek EDDIE FOSTER McCall Creek LANE FOSTER McCall Creek JEFF FOSTER Palatine, IL BUDDY FRANK Natchez LORETTA FRANKLIN Brookhaven JIMMY FRASIER Natchez JOHN FRASIER Fayette CLARA FREEMAN Brookhaven CLYDE FREEMAN Hammond JACKIE FREEMAN Natchez STEVE FREEMAN Wesson KEN FULGHAM Hazlehurst JOHNNY FULLER Hazlehurst ARDIS FURNACE Hazlehurst AMY FURR Wesson THERESA GANT Meadville ore fun in C0-Lin's cafeteria 7' Wesson Campus-Sophomores-ei DOLLY GARDNER Sebastopol TAMMY GIBSON Natchez PENNY GILLIS Pinola PATRICK A. GLASS Hazlehurst KENNETH GOSS Brookhaven BRIAN GOVE 4 ' f Brookhaven V, ' Q ' ' 7 F BRUCE Govs Brookhaven , CHRISTIE GOZA , Union Church JEANNIE GRAVES Brookhaven 1 QQ 11. RANDY GRAVES A . Brookhaven 1 ROBERT GRAVES ' Ye 4 Wesson 31 L 92 TONY GRAY , Q xg Magee fi f iw 1 Vkix.: Aki ' mi t, . -X , QTSxEpig,'C'.-'-:if TRACY ALLEN GRAY Hazlehurst EVELYNE GREEN Meadville MICHAEL L. GREEN Brookhaven . L 1. QQ. n LARRY HAGGOTT X M Brookhaven ' H , .. ,V ELVIN IVORY 5 2 A IIXA Natchez V B , PHILIP IVY 'X fu 1 , Brookhaven s S ' ' fem tx B W X 5' - we fw . Q-:V 1:-gg., 1, ' DONALD W. JACKSON Clinton VAN JACKSON Natchez V MICHAEL JAMES Q, ,Q Wesson . JOHNNY JENKINS jf ' X Bude I DIANNE JOHNSON I, k xi 5 I Wegson , 1 ' 5 I LORRAINE JOHNSON 1 I 'A' W, A f I Hazlehurst 5 ' s ' M ' YF ' A A I I 'li 'I J RENEE JOHNSON Vicksburg CAROLYN JOHNSTON Smithdale CECIL JONES Hattiesburg HENRY JONES Bude JEFF JONES Brookhaven JULIO JONES Magee Some folks scare others to death! ll Wesson Campus-Sophomores Expressions show thoughts I 1 few! I l fn. 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HUTCHISON Hazlehurst JUDY INABNET Jackson RHONDA ISBELL Natchez KANDIS JONES Austin, MN NEILL JONES Hazlehurst KERRY JUSTICE Brookhaven WYN KERN Brookhaven HENRY KELLY Sontag RHONDA KEYS Hazlehurst WILLIAM KIMBLE Meadville CHRIS KING Wesson GWEN KING Brookhaven JEFF KING Wesson ROY KING Natchez SPENCER KIRK LeCompte, LA JOEY KITE Pensacola, FL PATRICE LAMBERT Jackson TINA LAMBERT Sontag RICKEY LANE Prentiss DALE LAURICH Houston, TX STAN LITTLE Monticello JENNIFER LONGINO Wesson ROBIAN LOUIE Hazlehurst MICHAEL LUSK, JR. Wesson ART MC ALPIN Magee WALTER MC CALLUM III Magee SHANNON MC CARDLE Hazlehurst DEWAYNE MC CARDLE Hazlehurst JOHN MC CARDLE Hazlehurst ALFRED MC COLLUM Magee TERRY MC COLLUM Mendenhall ALAN MC CULLOUGH Pensacola, FL ESTER MC CURLEY Hazlehurst Wesson Campus Sophomores nion Square draws crowds f iw 91' yi ,J , 3-am, ,N -, .-me 4 J- X w',,.'f K-4 - gig: ',w.'-A-.Q -ui 'Ann IV , Awfg-..-,. 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PETERSON Wesson MARY FAYE PHILIPP Crystal Springs TERI PHILLIPS Wesson YEVETTE PHILLIPS Crystal Springs DOUG PLOTNER McComb LANGE PORTER Mendenhall DANNY QUICK Magee NANCY RAY Wesson JENNIFER REDD Wesson RAY REEVES Bogue Chitto EMILY REID Loyd Star DWAYNE RIALS Brookhaven VALERIE RICKS Crystal Springs JEWAYNE RITCHIE Brookhaven MARTY ROBERTS Prentiss ROBYN ROBERTS Roxie KEN ROBINSON Hazlehurst MELVIN RODGERS Hazlehurst LISA ROGERS Brookhaven ISAAC ROSS Silver Creek JESSE E. ROSS Silver Creek RICK ROTH Brookhaven KEITH RUSSELL Brookhaven ec Hall provides lmpromptu card games Wesson Campus-Sophomores its I 'A V. lxlow ':r'l V :NAM BILL RUSSELL Hazlehurst NINA SAMUELS Hazlehurst ELIZABETH SANDERS Tylertown ROBBIE SARTIN Loyd Star SHEILA SASSER Bogue Chitto STEPHEN SCHAUB Magee SUZANNE SCHWARZAUER Silver Creek JACQUELYN SCOTT Purvis WILLIAM SELMON Brookhaven CYNTHIA SESSION Natchez MESCAL SHEPPARD Mendenhall MICHAEL SHIRLEY Brookhaven ra'-. L4- 'baifi To 5. THERESA RENEE SIMPSON Oak Grove, LA DEANN SLAY Crystal Springs ALLAN SMITH Natchez ANGIE SMITH Brookhaven BRAD SMITH Brookhaven CAREY SMITH Brookhaven CINDY SMITH Brookhaven GWEN SMITH Bogue Chitto JENNIFER SMITH Brookhaven MARK K. SMITH Brookhaven NANCY SMITH West Lincoln 'fi RAMONA SMITH XJ 4 Q ., V Brookhaven RHONDA SMITH Loyd Star SCOTT SMITH Brookhaven STAN SMITH Natchez HAROLD STEVE SMITH Brookhaven TRACY SMITH Wesson ETHEL STEVENS Jackson riends meet before e asses AUDREY STEWARD Hazlehurst DICEY STWART Wesson ERIC STEWMAN Natchez ERIC STORM Brookhaven KEN STROUD Meadville RICHARD SWANEY Gallman DENNIS TAYLOR Crystal Springs MARK TAYLOR Brookhaven SCOTT TAYLOR Pinola JERRY TERRELL Crystal Springs PAM THAMES Ruth RACHEL THAMES Wesson ART THOMAS Meadville DUANE THOMPSON Brookhaven JUAN THOMPSON Natchez JIMMY THORNTON Crystal Springs WAYNE THORNTON Crystal Springs STEVEN TINGLE Brookhaven NEAL TODD Monticello CHARLES TRIVILION Hazlehurst MARY TURNBO Wesson WILLIAM TYSON Bude KEVIN VAN Brookhaven SHERRY VANISON Monticello TERRY VANISON Monticello PHILLIP VANLANDINGHAM Monticello JIM WADLINGTON Magee BRENT T. WALKER Magee CECIL B. WALKER Monticello FRISHER WALKER Mendenhall Work and college go hand and hand Wesson Campus Sophomores Sophomores look to future X: 'v K J -uf, ,-, f. ,M ' ,Wm JOHNNIE WALKER Monticello MICKEY WALKER Brookhaven ROCHELLE WALKER Sontag AMY WALLACE Georgetown NOLEN WALLS Meadville LORRAINE WARNER Monticello RANDALL WARREN Brookhaven JEANETTE WATSON Hazlehurst STEPHANIE WATSON Brookhaven VALERIA WATSON Hazlehurst GINA WEEKS Brookhaven TONY WEEKS Brookhaven CHARLES WEST Brookhaven GARY WHITE Jackson PAUL WHITTINGTON Hazlehurst MELANIE WILKINSON Wesson SUSIE WILKINSON Meadville KIRK WILLIAMSON Meadville PAUL WILLIAMSON Monticello ALICE WILLIAMS Hazlehurst DEBORAH WILLIAMS Brookhaven EVELYN WILLIAMS Hazlehurst GREGORY WILLIAMS Silver Creek LAURA WILLIAMS Meadville RICHARD WILLIAMS Brookhaven BILLY WILLIFORD Crystal Springs BERTHA WILSON Franklin VICKIE WILSON Brookhaven ANNETTE WOOD Brookhaven TOMMY WRIGHT Pensacola FL CLYDE WYLIE Kilbourne, LA DEBORAH YARBROUGH Crystal Springs ROY YOUNG Wesson TT Wesson Campus-Freshmen 1 1 Students become involve ' ELAINE ADDISON Brookhaven CLAIRE ALDRIDGE Broodhaven ALLEN ALEXANDER Jayess DIANE ALFORD Monticello MICHAEL ALLEN Magee STACEY ALLEN Brookhaven MIKE ALVAREZ Miami, FL LEE ROY ANDERSON Hazlehurst TONY ANDREWS Harrisville DAVID APPLEWHITE McCall Creek JAY ARNALD Natchez STEVE ARNOLD McCall Creek TONY ARNOLD McCall Creek BETTY ASHLEY Wesson KEN ASHLEY Hazlehurst RICHARD AUSTIN Hazlehurst BETTY AUTREY Brookhaven JENIFER BAGGETT Monticello CYNTHIA BAILEY Bogue Chitto ROBERT BAKER Silver Creek DALE BALDWIN Sontag THOMAS BALLARD Natchez JACKIE BANES Hazlehurst ROBERT BARLOW Rockport SUEBARLOW Crystal Springs KELLY BARNES Prentiss CATHY BARNETT New Hebron BRIDGETT BARTON Crystal Springs LANCE BAUCUM Wiggins KEVIN BEAZLEY Crystal Springs ,Q 4 I 'ac ' .Z Affff, 12' 1 A , ,ff iw . 4 ' V6 qw Q . , I 4 ,fzffmv ftwwf - - - , -,-1-,mv-,V wit: 'fy V- ey W' Sf? 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V ,fx 'f A .ai .- ' CORINNE BOYTE Brookhaven ' WENDY BOYTE Bude . 3 BEVERLY BRADFORD Bude V ' . ' LARRY BRASHAR , Natchez N . , - Q tp ,l I .., , Q ANTOINETTE BRAXTON qi X I 2 I ' X Bogue Chitto I5 ml f ' f ' s ' EI 'W an 5 2 . ,, 44, DEBRA BREWER 'Q' ' Brookhaven WW umm! JUDY BREWER www fxvr 1 Georgetown JOHN BRIDGES Hazlehurst f -fr - nl 0 f f 'f'f' X5 1 he CLAYTON BRISTER Jayess GLENN BRISTER Wesson SUSAN BRISTER Hazlehurst Il riends made between e asses 4 Wesson Campus-Freshmen Hot rock hot place to meet DAVID BRITT Wesson GREGG BRITT Wesson MICHAEL BRITT Brookhaven MICHELLE BROOKS Natchez DENEEN BROWN Crystal Springs JAMEY BROWN Meadville JOYCE A. BROWN Brookhaven PATTY BROWN Hazlehurst CAROLYN BRYANT Wesson JOHN WILLIE BRYANT Brookhaven KENNETH BRYANT Natchez MELODY A. BRYANT Natchez THERESA BRYANT Natchez ANTHONY BUCKHALTER Mendenhall ALVIN PAUL BUCKLES Natchez DONNA BUFORD Brookhaven KEVEN BULLOCK McComb CHRIS BURKE Wesson KEN BURNETTE Natchez RAY BURR Meadville ROY BURRELL Hattisburg SANDRA BURT Crystal Springs A.C. BUTLER McComb KEITH BUTLER Bogue Chitto MAE BUTLER Brookhaven KEVIN BYRD Brookhaven PATRICIA BYRD Wesson PHYLLIS BYRD Wesson STACY BYRD Brookhaven TRACY LEE BYRD Wesson Aw if, l?7 j 'fx - X 7 Eat - 1 A .43 7 by WZ : W- .,,, I ..,. I 5 -f 9' sg ,- 1- - ' f I 3 I i -. J A Q H , ROBYN CALCOTE ,Wesson JASON CALHOUN Brookhaven ANGELA CAMERON Bude DEBORAH CAMERON Silver Creek DORETHA CAMERON Roxie ROY CAMERON Bude JANET CAMPBELL Brookhaven JOEY CANNON Brookhaven DEVRY CARAWAY Natchez LINDA CARLOCK Bude MARVIN CLAR CARLOCK Bude EUGENE CARLETON Forest MARGARET CARPENTER Brookhaven BETTY R. CARTER Magnolia TAMMIE CARTER Hazlehurst MINNIE L. CARTER Pinola MITCHELL CASE Brookhaven STUART CHAFFIN Natchez RENEE CHAPMAN Crystal Springs JERRY CHASE Hazlehurst MARK R. CHAVIS New Hebron CLARENCE CHESTER Hammond, LA BOBBIE CLAIBORNE Crystal Springs BOBBY RAY CLARK Brookhaven BONNIE CLARK Monticello DEBORA L. CLARK Harrisville RENEE COATES Hazlehurst ROBERT CHESTER COLLIER Crystal Springs TIMMY COLLINS Hazlehurst ALLEN COLY Natchez Trailblazers serve in man functions Some will do anytlnng for a picture DONNIE L. CONLEY Brookhaven SHERRY COOK Magee SANDRA COOPER Crystal Springs SHEILA COTTON Hazlehurst KAREN CRAFT Magee LORI CRAFT Magee MISTI CRANE Brookhaven KELVIN CRAWFORD Natchez SONYA CREECH Bude FORD CREWS Crystal Springs DAVID CRITES Monticello BRUCE CROSBY Bogue Chitto DEREK CROSBY Bogue Chitto THOMAS CROSBY Bogue Chitto CHARLES CUNNINGHAM Wesson DEBRA CUPIT Bogue Chitto NORMAN CUPIT Brookhaven DONNIE CURLIN Brookhaven LAURA DANIEL Brookhaven RICKY DARLING Crystal Springs CAROLYN DAVIS Hazlehurst DECARLA DAVIS Natchez DONALD DAVIS Hazlehurst DONNA DAVIS Brookhaven VALERIE DAVIS Mendenhall KELLY DAY Brookhaven RICHARD C. DEAN Wesson CHET DEAR Harrisville ERIC DEAR Harrisville DALE DEEN Mendenhall DUANE DERRICK Wesson NAN DRANE Wesson KELLY L. DICKINSON Mendenhall ROBERT DIGGS Brookhaven JOHN DILLARD Meadville PENNY DILLON Tylertown SHERYL DIXON Hazlehurst TONY DALLALIO Natchez ALICIA DONNELL Mendenhall ALLEN DOUGLAS Monticello JOSEPH DOUGLAS Brookhaven RONNIE DOUGLAS Monticello KEITH DUBE Wesson SUSAN DUNN Brookhaven VONDA DUNN Magee PATSY DURR Hazlehurst TONY DURR Hazlehurst ELIZABETH DYKES New Hebron GAYLA ELKINS Wesson WENDELL ERWIN Harrisville VICTOR JOE EVERETT Monticello CRYSTAL FAKIER Brookhaven KIM FARMER Monticello KIM FARNHAM Monticello JASON FAULKNER Hazlehurst KAREN FERGUSON Brookhaven MELODYE FLEMING Crystal Springs NANCY FLEMING Centreville CURTIS FLOWERS Bude MADINE FORD Brookhaven C asses give excellent trainin Students lnvolved ln actlvltles BRENDA FORT Natchez BARNEY WAYNE FOSTER Natchez KAREN FOSTER Brookhaven KYLE FRANKLIN Brookhaven SHIRLEY A. FRAZIER Hazlehurst MARK FREDERICK Wesson BETH FREEMAN Hazlehurst DONNA FREEMAN Hazlehurst HOPE FREEMAN Hazlehurst SHEILA FREEMAN Brookhaven BUDDY FRENCH Brookhaven BRIAN FUGLER Brookhaven DEMETRIUS FUNCHESS Crystal Springs VERNON GAYLES Fayette MICHAEL GAMMILL Hazlehurst GERALD GARRETT Natchez STEPHEN GARRETT Sontag CAROL GARY Brookhaven WARD GASTON Wesson ERIC GEARING Brookhaven GAIL GIBSON Brookhaven TERESA' GILES Moss Point RONNIE GOODWIN McComb CAROLYN GOZA Wesson DEAN GRAHAM Hazlehurst DENNIS GRAVES San Bernardino, CA BERNIE GREENSTEAD Silver Creek JEWELL GREER Brookhaven LISA WHITE GREER Brookhaven BELINDA GRIFFITH Monticello Wesson Campus-Freshmen Happiness is involvement 'Eb :C-A , mm 6'-rv? Q ' 1 'fl 'fwffifi i , . ' I ' - ,g i c1': 12 if nfdfww 4,,,,,-v 'Awv JM A BECKY GUESS Georgetown RICHARD GUNTER Hazlehurst KEITH HAGLER Panama City, FL JAMES T. HALL Mendenhall RUBY HALL Bogue Chitto JEFFERY HAM Crystal Springs JACKIE HAMILTON Natchez LOIS HARBOUR Hazlehurst KATHY HARALSON Bogue Chitto ANGELA HARRIS Franklin County DAVID HARRIS Terry JOHN HARRIS Brookhaven NEADA HARRIS Monticello CHRIS HART Brookhaven TAMMY HELTON Monticello DESMOND HENDERSON Brookhaven PATRICIA HENDERSON Natchez DEWAYNE HERRINGTON Brookhaven CHUCK HIGDON Hazlehurst CARMEN HILL Monticello BETH HILTON Kenner, LA DARLENE HILTON Mendenhall EARNEST HOBBS Mendenhall HOMER HOLLOWAY, Jr. Prentiss MIKE HONEA Monticello LARAINE HOWELL Monticello CONSTANCE HOOKS Wesson OLLIE MAE HOOKS Brookhaven CYNTHIA HOWARD Brookhaven JULIE HUCKABY Wesson KIRK HUDSON Magee LARRY HUFF Natchez PATRICK HUFF Ferriday, LA RANDY HUGHES Wesson VICKI HUGHES Centerville DONALD JAMES Brookhaven ELLEN JAMES Hazlehurst Q JAMES JENNINGS Mendenhall DANA JOHNSON Prentiss DEBBIE JOHNSON Silver Creek DEBRA JOHNSON Wesson LAMAR JOHNSON Amite County RANDALL JOHNSON Braxton TINA JOHNSON Brookhaven TIM JOHNSON Brookhaven BEVERLY JONES Mendenhall CHARLIE JONES Natchez DIANE JONES Hazlehurst JUANITA JONES Meadville MELISSA JONES Crystal Springs MIKE JONES Prentiss REBECCA JORDAN Bogue Chitto RODNEY JORDAN Hazlehurst WILL JORDAN Smithdale CINDY JOSEPH Natchez MARY ANN KAHL Brookhaven MARGARET KEETON Brookhaven KENNY A. KEYS Magee STEVE KENNEDY Lucien ALLEN KENT Brookhaven Wesson Campus-Freshmenfl egardless, we're involve 2 :g r L... W 46 1 f x 1 5 ,L W ' 2 1 v 1 f. in I-3' W H tj?-5, f QC.. if 1'.?'llI'I'!hC 9 97 J i ff: ' ' at Y' A 3 'FX ,ff yr ,V 1 'wi M. ,, , 3 Xl , k:QK,5 xx. Q 'il sew ' W h A ' ,xi 4, 1' fu fa U HX A X wi'-5 M J lllomecomin activities bring stran e sights BARRY KERN Brookhaven SHERRY KILLINGSWORTH Brookhaven TERESA KILLINGSWORTH Hazlehurst BILLY KIMBALL Natchez KAREN KIMBLE Brookhaven BOBBY KING Fayette BOBBY C. KING Florence KELLYE KING Wesson SHERRI KINNAR Hazlehurst ANGELA KIRKLEY Silver Creek JAMES KNIGHT Georgetown PATSY KUNJAPPY Brookhaven PATRICIA KYZAR Brookhaven STEPHANIE KYZAR Wesson DAVID LAMBERT Monticello JOHN LAMBERT Monticello TONY LAMBERT Monticello LUCY LAMBRIGHT Brookhaven MARK LANG Brookhaven MARK LANG New Hebron SYDNEY LANIER Magnolia JEFF LANOUE Woodville DELTON LAWRENCE Bogue Chitto KLINE LEA Brookhaven DUDLEY LEARY Brookhaven KAREN LEE Hazlehurst PAULA LEWALLEN Magee BRIAN LEWIS Hazlehurst FRANK LEWIS Brookhaven JOE LEWIS Wesson Kick, one, two Kick, one two DONNA LEWIS Jackson THOMAS LEWIS Monticello FRED LINDSEY Wesson WATSON LOMAX Hazlehurst JOHN W. LONDON Brookhaven JOSEPH LONGINO Monticello DANNY LOWERY Wesson ANN A. LOWRY Hazlehurst GERALD LOYD Crystal Springs LARRY LUCAS Natchez LINDA LUCAS Crystal Springs RUSSELL MC ADORY Jackson BOBBY MC ALPIN Crystal Springs CHARLES R. MC COSKEY Pine Bluff, AR MARK MC COY Brookhaven CAROLYN MC CULLOUGH Brookhaven ROBERT J. MC DUFFEY New Hebron SHERI MC GEE Houston, TX MAGGIE MC LAURIN Hazlehurst MICHELE MC LAURIN Mendenhall DWAYNE MC LEMORE Hazlehurst LYLE MC LEMORE Meadville JAMES K. MC MANUS Crystal Springs TIM MC MANUS Hazlehurst DAVID MC MILLIAN Crystal Springs LYNDA MC MILLAN Clinton GAYLE MC QUEEN Mendenhall BEVERLY MAGEE Union Church DEWAYNE MAGEE Brookhaven KARL MAGEE Mendenhall donor MITCHELL MAGEE Brookhaven RUTH MALSBURY Brookhaven VINCE MANGOLD Hazlehurst CRYSTAL MANNING Brookhaven HEIDI MARLER Crystal Springs JO ANN MARSH Brookhaven JOHNNY W. MARTIN Crystal Springs JOHNNY C. MARTIN Monticello KEITH MARTIN Monticello JAN MATTINGLY Hazlehurst TERRY MAYE Monticello MIKE MEANS Silver Creek LINDA MERCHANT Brookhaven SANDRIA MIKELL Monticello KELLY A MILLER W f Crystal 'Springs CONNIE MILLNER Alexandria, LA CYNTHIA S. MITCHELL Georgetown MITCH MITCHELL Jayess ELIZABETH MOBLEY Brookhaven JOHN MOFFETT Fayette MARLIN MONLEY Brookhaven RONALD W. MONTGOMERY Wesson KRISTY MONTGOMERY Loyd Star CHARLIE G. MOORE Hazlehurst CHARLOTTA MOORE Hazlehurst MARK MOORE Baton Rouge, LA RICHARD MOORE Hazlehurst WANDA MOORE Enterprise LOYD MORELAND Hazlehurst STEVE MOREMAN Martinville 4 1 Wesson Campus-Freshmeml There are man bridges to cross M TAMMY MORGAN Hazlehurst CYNTHIA MORRIS Brookhaven KAREN MULLEN Wesson WENDY W. MULLEN Brookhaven MONA MULLINS Monticello TANYA MULLINS Wesson KARAN MURRAY Hazlehurst NEAL MURRAY Franklin County TY MONTGOMERY Jackson PAULA NATIONS Brookhaven TAMMY NELSON Brookhaven JEFF NETTERVILLE Natchez WAYNE NETTLES, JR. Tylertown LAYVONNE NEWELL Hazlehurst SHARON NEWMAN Hazlehurst JOEY NEWSOM New Hebron RICKY NORMAN Hazlehurst THERESA NORWOOD Crystal Springs JIM OAKES Monticello PHILIP OSBORN Centreville BECKY PARKER Monticello JANIS PARKER Brookhaven JACKIE PARTIN Brookhaven BRYAN PARTRIDGE Meadville CURTIS PATRICKS Wesson EDWARD PATTERSON Sontag ROD PELLEGRIN Enterprise JACQUELINE PENDLETON . 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J 4 4 2 ' 'fiigi f 'So x ' 2 ut: Bogue Chitto ' ' I On I lf Gatherlng with friends can be fun ELLA LEANA PEYTON Silver Creek BELINDA PICKENS Lorman KIMBERLY PIERCE Magee ALLEN POOLE Natchez STENNIS POOLE Brookhaven RAYMOND POLK Monticello GRETA PORTER Bogue Chitto KEVIN POSEY Brookhaven LISA MICHELLE POSEY Houston, TX FELIX PRATHER Meadville RANDALL PREUSS Monticello JUDY PRIEST Meadville BETHANY PRICE Brookhaven MARTHA E. PRICE Monticello ED PULLEN Brookhaven LANCE PURSER Hazlehurst MICHELE PUTNAM Mendenhall VASIE QUIN Bogue Chitto JIMMY QUINN Tecumseh, MI MELANIE RAWLS Brookhaven RANDY RATLIFF Brookhaven ANGENETTA RATCLIFF Bogue Chitto CASANDRA RAMSEY Hazlehurst ZABRINA RAWLS Brookhaven RICHARD RAYBORN Jayess MELISSA REDD Bogue Chitto STEVE REEVES Monticello REGINA L. REID Topeka-Tilton TAMMY REID Monticello LYN T. REYNOLDS Monticello F Wesson Campus-freshmen 5 ideo-games become an addictive pasttinnegfqi SCHANTA REYNOLDS ' Silver Creek STEPHEN REYNOLDS ' Monticello KAPATRICK RICHARDSON Bouge Chitto HOLLY ROBERSON Monticello - ELIZABETH ROBERTS 4 Brookhaven LESLIE ROBERTS New Hebron , A A 3 f 4 LYNDA ROBERTS Bouge Chitto 4 TINA ROBERTS Eddiceton ' DANA ROBINSON Bouge Chitto MICHAEL ROBINSON Crystal Springs HENRY RODDA Birmingham, Ala. ANGIE ROGERS , Brookhaven :'5 W -.., 4 . I rl 1 '1 li, L THOMAS ROSES X Wesson ', Q BECCA Ross r Jackson ' 1 a - ' X, ROSETTA ROUNDTREE ,4 Brookhaven , L ANITA ROWLEY Lg Oakvale I . 3 Q S 'ix Vi jx ni RHONDA RUNNELS Magee ROBIN RUSHING Brookhaven ,I ji iJ 1 1 3 SANDRA RUSHING Brookhaven WILLIE RUSHING '1 A l Aw ' 1 Brookhaven BRIAN RUSSELL ' ' i ' v Brookhaven 5 DONNA RUSSELL 5 Brookhaven ' JUDSON RUSSELL I 'I Brookhaven A KEITH RUTLAND , Topeka-TILTON I N KAY RUTLEDGE f- I Brookhaven f ,V , JEANNIE SANDERS 'gg jjg Monticello f' ' fij 1 HUBER1' SANDERS 1 i..: , , 1 it 'I Wiggins ifi' I KAREN SANDERS ' . 5 Hazlehurst 'A LISA SANDERS E' I Brookhaven 1 , , PAULA SARTIN Brookhaven 1 g , ,n U Radlo station sparks new lnterest ANNETTE SAVARESE Brookhaven AUDREY SCOTT Hazlehurst WARCHETA SCOTT Hazlehurst BRUCE SEALS Mendenhall JANICE SHAW Meadville SUE SHELLEY Roxie RAE SIMON Crystal Springs MARY JANE SISTRUNK Brookhaven ARI ANDRE SKIPPER Brookhaven BRUCE SMILEY Centreville BETH SMITH Brookhaven BEVERLY SMITH Brookhaven CHERRIE SMITH Union Church CHESTER SMITH Wesson CYNTHIA SMITH Brookhaven DONALD SMITH Magee GWENDOLYN A. SMITH Brookhaven HOLLY SMITH Natchez JOHN H. SMITH Amite, LA. JOHNNY SMITH Georgetown JUDY SMITH Brookhaven KATHY A. SMITH Brookhaven KELLI SMITH Wesson LANCE SMITH Wesson LAURIE SMITH Brookhaven LIZETTE SMITH Hazlehurst LORNE SMITH Wesson MARSHALL K. SMITH, JR McCall Creek MARY SMITH Brookhaven MELANIE SMITH Magee Wesson Campus freshmen Gettin involve : a hard temptation to resist MIKE SMITH Brookhaven MIKE SMITH Brookhaven PAM SMITH Brookhaven STEVE J. SMITH Brookhaven TERRY E. SMITH Brookhaven THESSOR SMITH Roxie MARILYN D. SNELL Mendenhall HARLAN SPENCE Jayess KAYRON P. STANLEY Monticello PATTY STEPHENS Crystal Springs DONALD STERLING Brookhaven MARINDA STEWART Wesson RALPH STEWART Brookhaven MYRTIS BEATRICE STEWART Brookhaven LISA STOLPE Wesson DEANIE STRAWBRIDGE Brookhaven JOE STRICKLAND Natchez PERCY STRITTMAN, JR. Fayette JACQUELINE STROHN Brookhaven KEVIN SULLIVAN Crystal Springs SHERI SUTTON Brookhaven ROBERT STUTZMAN Natchez PATRICIA SWAGERTY Brookhaven PHILLIP SWINDALL Brookhaven JOHN SWOVELAND Natchez LORETTA TAYLOR Monticello MARY TEASLEY Crystal Springs JIM TEASTER Wesson LISA TEMPLETON Centreville AARON TERRELL Crystal Springs QW E 1 5 f'+'F7i' vi Bal .JH nj.. 1.218 42 .,, 4. .,J with ..4,,,- I .,,,,.,, . 4 X 1135.5 .N 3-AX 3, . Q :xi L Riff new ,-r .54 -A 1.2 -e Af 5 Wesson Campus freshmen id-term grades brin mad havoc 7 'S .A. fl ,. i.. ALBERT TERRELL Natchez REGINA TERRELL Bogue Chitto DAVID THAMES Crystal Springs JOAN THAMES Brookhaven CLINT THAXTON Crystal Springs AL THOMAS Brookhaven CLAUDIA THOMAS Monticello ELBERT THOMPSON Fayette HENRY THOMPSON Hazlehurst TIM THOMPSON Panama City VELECHIA THOMPSON Hazlehurst JOANNA THORNTON Eddiceton TOMMY THORNTON Crystal Springs EMMA TILLMAN Brookhaven ZAUNDA TOMPKINS Silver Creek BAYE TRAVIS Gloster LYNNE TRAVIS Lucien EDGAR TUCKER Monticello TERRY TUCKER Crystal Springs DAN TURNAGE Sontag TOMMY TURNAGE Monticello VINCENT TURNER Fayette ROBIN TYLER Brookhaven DEBORAH VANCE Brookhaven ROSIE VANCE Wesson GARY WALKER Brookhaven MIKE WALKER Magee PATRICIA WALKER Brookhaven RALINDA WALKER Mendenhall SHELIA WALKER Crystal Springs T Wesson Campus-freshmen-I C0-Lin men always involved in misehiefrl SHERAN WALKER Prentiss STEPHEN WALKER Magee TERRY JOE WALKER Fayette TRACY WALKER Pinola VIRGINIA WALKER New Hebron JACQUELINE WALLACE 1 Silver Creek - LISA WARD Brookhaven TWYLA WARD Silver Creek BENJAMIN WARREN Crystal Springs SARAH WARREN Magee Elk WENDY WARREN Magee A HENRY WASHINGTON Natchez JANET WASHINGTON ' Wesson JOYCE WASHINGTON Natchez PHYLLIS WASHINGTON Brookhaven SANDRA WASHINGTON Brookhaven BRENDA WATTS Brookhaven CHARLES R. WATTS Brookhaven ,M-fa 11 LOYD WATT Brookhaven ARBY WEATHERSBY Magee VALERIE WEBB , Hazlehurst , JUDY WEEKS Monticello . , 1 BILLY WELLS Brookhaven KEM WESLEY Brookhaven RODNEY WEST Brookhaven TYRONE WEST 3 Hazlehurst f 4 CLARENCE WHITE Natchez DARRYL WHITE 1 Natchez X JANETTE WHITE , Wesson . JOANIE WHITE Brookhaven A KEITH ALAN WHITE I Brookhaven .IJ T' v Brookhaven 7 HERBERT WHITE 5 Wesson Campus-Freshmen Faculty ecomes involved in homecomin MICHAEL WHITE Natchez PAM WHITE Brookhaven ALLAN WHITEHEAD Roxie RITA RENEE WILKINSON Brookhaven DEBORAH WILBERT Hazlehurst MARILYN WILBERT l Brookhaven 'J7 CINDY WILCHER Brookhaven BESSIE WILLIAMS Monticello BOBBIE WILLIAMS Hazlehurst DAVID WILLIAMS Georgetown 1 l JOYCE WILLIAMS Hazlehurst POLLY WILLIAMS Hazlehurst ' . SCOTT WILLIAMS f Brookhaven , ' TONY WILLIAMS Meadville , 2 i 'fWS1'11 5 . 'f ' i GLENDA WILSON ,L V,,. -V' if ry- Natchez ' ' LINDA WILSON : f' , ' ' Natchez if 3 ' T5 2 , , 'fi fn ft- AIA 44160 fl 1 7 1 LINDY A. WILSON A Brookhaven ' A PATRICIA WILSON 2, Georgetown x M f . PEGGY WILSON Monticello TERRI WILSON Crystal Springs ROBERT A. WOJCIK Brookhaven SHEILA WOMACK Mendenhall RICKY WOOD A -,Mt Roxie Q by :? RONNIE WOODLAND Bude PATRICK WOODS Natchez RUBY WOODS Brookhaven 1' ig if MITCH WOOTEN Wesson RONNIE WOOTEN Lucien , , - , DAY WRIGHT A 1 A-. Brookhaven ' STEVE WRIGHT ' Brookhaven FRANK YELVERTON I it - ' 1 ' Magee , f 2 g V vAN YARBOROUGH J! X , A I I I H K Mendenhall TI Wesson Campus-Special Students Special students attend C0-Lin JEWEL BARLOW BLAND Wesson BARBARA BLACK Brookhaven MARY A. CURTIS Brookhaven JUDY DUNGAN Crystal Springs AUDREY FREEMAN Wesson DAVID KYZAR Brookhaven CLINT RANKIN Wesson BRUCE A. LAMBERT Brookhaven ANNETTA SCHMIDT Brookhaven WANDA NATIONS Brookhaven MARY ANN RUTLAND Monticello PATTY STOKES Hazlehurst H' I 'I -1.'F1.i,. M... 1 ' 1 4 mr -ff VI ,LI I Natchez Campus-sophomores riends share many experiences A ' lad 'Q a Q- A y A 5 , -nv 'fd ef, . 2 ' If , l 1 lt .alfa I I it I a. 1 LP JANET ADAMS Natchez DAVID W. ALLEN Vidalia, LA ALLEN ASHLEY Natchez JANICE M. BALL Roxie FAYE DENISE BARNES Natchez PAULA BATES Church Hill SUSAN V. BENOIST Jonesville, LA SUSAN BLACKWELL Natchez LESLIE BOONE Natchez FRANK BOUNDS Natchez SARAH BOUNDS Sibley ANGELA BRADLEY Natchez GWENDOLYN BRADLEY Natchez MELISSA Q. BRELAND Lorman MARY BURKS Meadville TRESSIE BURNSON Natchez HARRY BYRNE Natchez BARBARA CAMPBELL Natchez LYNDA CANTU Vidalia, LA JOHNNY CARROLL Natchez LINDA CARTER Woodville JOHN CAVIN Natchez KENNY CLAY Natchez LINDA D. COLVIN Monterey, LA PEGGY COMBS Roxie BURNLEY COOK Natchez KYLE COTTON Natchez GARY CREECH Natchez SHERRIE DAVIES Natchez DONALD R. DEATON Natchez 4 DAWN DUNN Natchez TERESA ELQADI Natchez ALISA FITZGERALD Natchez JAMES FLETCHER Natchez GIGI FORMAN Monterey, LA LINDA FREEMAN Natchez SHERRI GARDNER Vidalia. LA - GRACE LOUISE GRANING Natchez ROBERT GRAVES Natchez SHERRIE GREEN Vidalia, LA WENDY GUIN Natchez ELIZABETH HEATHMAN Washington MELANIE HECKARD Natchez RUTH HENCE Natchez TERRI HOWINGTON Ferriday, LA CINDY HUDSON Natchez JESSIE M. HUFF Natchez MARY ALICE HUNT Natchez BRENDA JACKSON Natchez CORA ANN JACKSON Cannonsburg ROSIE LEE JACKSON Natchez JENNIFER N. JOHNSON Natchez KELVIN JOHNSON Natchez ALICE JONES Natchez HELEN JONES Natchez RONALD KENNON Natchez KAY KILLEN Waterproof, LA BRENDA KING Natchez AMY KNAPP Natchez KARLA KRUEGER Natchez Natchez C if 2 3 V-W 8,313 in if .- 5 V , bf . .V 41 ' 5 . LQ A ve ' , , w I W 4 'fum' iw It 9 . OM-1. 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PATTON Fayette RODNEY PERSONS Natchez DALE POWELL Ferriday, LA GEORGE QUINN Natchez PAMELA KAI RAINBOLT Bastrop, LA MYRA REASON Natchez SANDRA REYNOLDS Natchez BERNARD RILEY Natchez SUSAN RODRIQUEZ Natchez JOSEPH SANGUINETTI Natchez LEATRICE SMITH Natchez SANDRA TAYLOR Natchez PAMELA RENEE TERRY Natchez DORIS TILLOSTON Natchez BOBBIE R. THOMAS Natchez SANDRA THORNTON Roxie atchez Campus- place to Be nvolve ' IRENE WADE Clayton, LA MARGARET WAGONER Natchez PATRICIA WASHINGTON Natchez BETTY WILEY Ridgecrest, LA LINDA WILLIAMS Roxie MARY WILLIAMS Natchez LINDA S. WOODS Sibley JENNIFER YOUNG Jonesville, LA REBECCA YOUNG Roxie Natchez Campus-freshman Ilose friendships form during the school year f 'v V i, V2 M, V fn f . ' . Q' 49- 9 eff ff , 5 A ,avi , ', ..-. w .-.' I. n' , as'-,', 5.x-f.4..' 1 4 SYN ...I ,fu ...xt . t' I, 3 'ff' fp ,Y S 4 I K 'W ,J 'W ,I 1- XII? 1 ' R et.. . I .--J-La, .4 ., 'wL...,, .,,. , .. 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CORLEW Natchez GERALD CRAWFORD Jonesville, LA JAMES CREDIT Natchez NANCY CRUTCHFIELD Vidalia. LA BEN DAUPHIN Natchez LOUIS E. DAUPHIN Natchez HOLLIS DAY Natchez Q DON DEATON Natchez BLANCHE DeLAUGHTER Natchez LYNNE S. DIX Natchez KAREN EDWARDS Jonesville, LA WANDA ELLIS Vidalia, LA RENEE' EMANUEL Church Hill ANNETTE MARIE FELLS Natchez CHARLOTTE JOANN FELLS Natchez PEGGY R. FINN Natchez BRAD FLIEHMANN Natchez LISA M. FOWLER Natchez JOHNNY FRANK Natchez JOHN FRANKLIN Natchez PAMELA GALLOWAY Natchez JOE GARRITY Natchez JANET GOLDBACH Natchez KELVIN GRANGER Natchez LISSA GRAVES Natchez MARGARETTE ARLEEN GRAY Fayette PATRICIA GREEN Natchez PATRICIA GREER Ridgecrest, LA DIANE GULLEDGE Washington JoANN HARGRAVES Natchez 124' Z! fn in , ,W C Y . A .. L1 .. Z Llp 5 : 1 ,,. ..- '59 tc. , lt. I .,.,o ., , Mi . A 4 wi- , 6,3 S , 4 , , Q W W 59 1, I I , V 1 my 1 VI, 1+ I hi'f3fi4? I fx A, VIII: . I 4 ' E K' list, A Q? H E . .. M t im 1, -...Q-tux 'II I nl Vatchez Campus-freshmen Students enjoy Natchez nder-The-Hill '35 'Q .sy in ,. - man. . ., 1' A S, y , - .. z f f I ,ll 5. If X , I f I W .1 . L-. - .. t ku. . 4. AL v . Q Tx ,iq YJ LL, W, ,Y yi.- gg, ........,,.WaW.ff-1. 1, ' lv TWV? ' r 1- ---- -V f ... ...L -..-.4..M'a.-ag.......,,.,,.a......,,.,,,3,4 ,,' -1 ,ik A 'Y ' fx pf' I, an ,ff tl X. . 4 I , ., ,v,.A.. A K Q 'tve 1 Q ff . 3' 'f i Ii.. 5 I 'ff . .4 N. ' JL. h...Qi...L. DON HARRINGTON Natchez WILLIAM WAYNE HASH Natchez LYNDA HATHCOX Natchez CARL HELBIG Natchez MYRA HENDERSON Natchez BEN HEWITT Natchez CHARLES ROBERT HODGE Natchez RONALD HOUSE Monterey, LA FRANCES L. HUFF Roxie KENNETH RAY HUFF Natchez PRISSY HUFF Natchez ERIC HUNT Natchez VALERIE JACKSON Natchez CASSANDRA L. JOHNSON Natchez JEFFREY JOINER Natchez NANCY D. JONES Centreville ROGERS E. JONES Natchez VERNITA JONES Cannonsburg CAROL KAISER Natchez CELESTINE KINDS Natchez JOHNNY D. KING Natchez MALINDA KNIGHT Natchez CARL DEAN LONG Natchez RICHARD LYONS Natchez SYLVIA A. MALONE Natchez PAUL MARKS Natchez BEN McCALIP Natchez HARRIETT W. McGEE Natchez PATRICIA M. McGEE Natchez LYDA McNEELY Natchez ANN NEWMAN METCALFE Natchez DEBBIE l. MILLER Woodville PATRICIA L. MIMS Natchez ROBERTA SUSAN MINGEE Natchez JAMES M. MINOR Natchez CHARLES MOBLEY Natchez TIMOTHY D. MYRICK Natchez ALBERT NEWELL, JR. I Natchez DEBRA ANNA NORTON Natchez JANEE D. NOVAK Natchez ALICE M. OLIVEAUX Ferriday, LA SABRA O'NEAL Vidalia, LA RICKEY O'QUINN Bude TONY PARKS Natchez DANELL PARTRIGE Natchez ROCHELL PETERMAN New Orleans, LA TRACY LYNN POWELL Vidalia, LA HOPE PRICE Natchez DAVID PYRON Natchez BETH RAMPEY Natchez MICHAEL WALLACE RICHARDSON Natchez BERTHA REED Natchez TOMMY ROBBINS Natchez REGGIE ROBERTS Natchez JUDY ROBERTSON Woodville MICHELLE ROLLINS Natchez RONNIE RUNNELS Natchez LEAH RYAN Woodville ANNE SALVO Natchez AUDREY L. SEALE Washington 3 V sf Eff LEM A --vi Natchez Campus: freshmen A chat between classes 1 Ir' Q Y '1 ' ' f' - . :ff I ,I .,,,, I. Z 0 II f -, ' WAIIKAIMZIQ' 21115 I Z2 QA '55 i 1 t 'Q V If 1 1 X ! XT! 3, 1 fl Qld .ng 2 -A 2? , , mf , V -U ' ,wflpffg VI ,, A ' fsg a J I MLN, bi ,izg hs m 1 Q , W, 515 ,iq lr, ', ANGELA SEARCY Natchez ANGIE SEBILLE Natchez WANDA SEBILLE Natchez CHRISTINE SIMPSON Natchez CYNTHIA G. SIMS Natchez BRENDA SMITH Natchez EDWARD L. SMITH Woodville CAROLINE SMITH Natchez JULIA E. SMITH Natchez MARIAH SMITH Natchez PATRICIA SMITH Natchez PHYLLIS SMITH Natchez RICHARD SMITH Natchez THERESA SMITH Natchez ESTELLA STANTON Natchez BERT STREETMAN Natchez WILLIAM STURDIVANT Natchez DENISE SULLIVAN Natchez BRYAN SWEARINGEN Natchez TAMMY TAYLOR Ferriday, LA MABLE TENSLEY Natchez ROSETTA C. THOMAS Natchez THOMAS A. TRACY Natchez CARMEN VanNORMAN Crosby LINDA VAN VLYMEN Natchez LINDA VARNADO Natchez SHANNON VARNADO Natchez TANYA JO VERUCCHI Natchez MARY ANN VINES Natchez EVA WALLACE Natchez 3 I Natchez Campus-freshmenwl ritin e ass explores Silver Streetrg LYNDA WALLETT 'A O Natchez DANNY WEEKS J Natchez Z- 1 DAISY WHITE Q 'wi Natchez f vw- HERBERT WHITE I Natchez SHANNON WHITE Jonesville, LA SUSAN WHITE A if I - 1 mx A 9 Natchez Aj YOLANDA E. WHITE I Jonesville, LA y , BRENDA S. WILLARD 'gIv,f I I Natchez M 5 , W V' , 15-2' i WALTER L. WILLIAMS I ,fi ,iw , I-.A-: , 3 . V Q I Natchez gf? ' '55 ' I., , ANGELA D. WILLIS Natchez MARY ANN WILSON 25 Natchez i w ORLANDA WOODS I ' 5 Y X Natchez 1.1 f 0.1. .L . IM A F . 9 I Tx gl A 1 : 4:5 sa, Sh 6 If , E 'fl SHEILA YEARICK Ferriday, LA I rII--I h . 91, ' 'A ' .,.,. V Mp. it I - A if L N I DEBRA D. YOUNG I Natchez 'Qs 5 ? U. ,wx .. ! I IRIS D. ALLGOOD Natchez JOHN G. AUSTIN, JR Natchez DONNA BUSH Ridgecrest, LA RONALD FLEMING Natchez ARLENE GARDNER Washington MARY ELLEN GIBBS Natchez WILLIE J. GOSS Vidalia, LA LINDA E. HARTNESS Woodville NANCY HARVESTON Natchez CAROLYN D. HUMES Natchez ALISON JACKSON Ferriday, LA JENNINE DENISE JOHNSON Natchez DUANE M. MAWHORTER Natchez SUE McDONALD Natchez MARY LOU MILLER Natchez MARY ANN MONTAGNET Natchez RUTH MULHEARN Natchez CLEVELAND ROPER Natchez Wesson Campugg Math leads to computers in changing world 'Mx 'ah ,E-.A Humanities sponsor National Shakespeare production Wesson Campus Flfiusiness offers accounting, economics, law xx ' J ' mmm .f,. Q 'flu NWWQWWR 1-we-:iw Zi 2 22 5 'Q .Q 2? Ei fl 3 f 9 Science gives vital knowledge for today's technological world Ni v Wesson Campus 5 Fine Arts students display varied talentsw SQA 'ilu 'X f X-,go 'vp A Secretarial science offers three 3 program choices AL Wesson Campus Electronics technology opens many doors X Child care supervision provides valuable training L A adiolo ic technolo trains x-ray technicians 'SIX' Xf- -vo? S-f'-'A 'A 9 Q -wig M Q yang X X , ,ww ,xi 5+ X9 X Q31 . N ' Xgi-2 X N ,Ai W M 5 ..I W'-'x-'Qi2'f' iw -Q:-2:15 , g -- .5 g.mN1 'fj was-zw www 3 w Aid- i'L1.vp.- r wiv -b,.xMmi14-s N- :vx- . 4, , .. Li- , M, w0WW'xivQ'E'- .52 x '5 X x -Lf? ii-1 if' ' X. ,N M asiw-v M A M .N Y M 'Y ':'i5Lf' T333 -,y,.wWf' , .4 mi' f ,.,,,, W, ,, A, -' 2 'via 1. sf.. -2 gigs. 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A' TN 5 ff f Z1 f 4 rj X , ' Cosmetology trains hairdressers Wess C p 4 Welding provides one year program 1 1 4 Z 5 9 F 2 3 wfnnnwv. DN fx' Air conditioning students specialize in field olnlnereial truck driving trains drivers ' - , -1 'ifzfu g,,. gl ff iQ' s Wesson Campus k '5- ylq -M:,ne..3X v n: is ,m 'Q Illeavy equipment mechanics prove popular L Q Wesson Campus Auto mechanics students study engines ...I If f 43 2535 - 453 . H . .N Air. 'xv . E? ai ,...,,., . ,A - v gp ,:.:,,:g:- Q1-. -4' 1. Q 'K Heavy equipment operators train in short time 'n I1 M 6 V1 4 I ea 1 i, L. I I W: f, I I V s n f , 1 M4 - M! 34. xi gg: EE' .e nog Nui--.ml N3 as 'EAA V Ca 's Machine shop trains operators fx. Z Q Physical education improves mind, body , -Q 1 are nq, Ms. Deborah James Dean's Secretary Ms. Catherine Papillion Dean's Secretary s N xx 'ff 3 X A Q, '- L, 'N N f. 117 A' S 'fi' xnxyy, A 5 X: VVQI 5 V, E V M M a 0 Ms. Trena Price Mrs. Shirley McGraw Bookstore Manager and Part-Time Admissions Secretary Admissions Secretary 46 Secretaries keep things organized Hob Nob hostess, security, :maintenance personnel serve well A 'ya .fv Mr- f -,,,,. , , Q Wd .. , M-v kv v ,ov 'lvl Gr fig. I A Q , Y , . 5'lfrE,1 -1 m3?O'Gf- Q y I ' x:f4:1f,'f.? oi v-fa 'mv ,it e Q : y.m-:a Q:-Qrqfl I, liar G '4'bf W 3y': 'G-it 3' 1 174- ' M, I , :Y if! H ,Og-.Vx 5 r k.Kg.,7-5. .1 or n f SOG? 2' M f X xii! M'QfX.Qf'4 W lr gf -' S Vxxqsd ' 'fi f 1'-4 1 XX J il, 'Xe' ,. ' N . i . i f 0n2Ar1 'mk gi .0 ' ' Nt f r : W' 0 5 X ., ' ' Robert Johnson Andrew Goodman Maintenance Maintenance i Mrs. Gail McGruder Student Center Hostess .bg Q1 William Loper Sidney Gibson Security Officer Security Officer 4 'si x- 4 f M, ., 3 ,A .. w X5 S. N E ' 'V Q J: , Ni-f ,L 1. -X se ,,:. ,.,,, , 1 ,sl ,V ::: L, . m D 'P .W is ., . Mia X 1 fi -QNX if D QS.. 'N Aww. , Faculty members teach, advise, counsel, aid students M, 4 4 ' r ,,,' , , if Y X X ,UP-'.1 1. vi. wal, ' c fp-KA, -'K' si 'fa -'Q T' Smiles and faces . . . xx mm '2,fW'xT'r. , If 'Wm A 1' 2 We 'Go ,aw V If M ' ,. -'fi'wz-3 , f A if-4' 5, N! f X. A tune for work A tune for play 'C' 41 ,fix . 'FWF' nur 5 1 lil :UQ li! lil '11 X. 1 i aff lt' Informal, formal activities brid e gap f x . Q., -S i Y . , ' mQk,A N wi A .C N L . 322 5 ..,a Qi? WQ Q Q gf 2 M, f 2 : Wav' Q 4 V .if g vw . 4: 5 ,f 5- s.. if ,... - 5' 1 , , I, .,.ii n l si nffffffff-1' f- . a Q ' ' Ygfswlfi ' r A . x, :Z-5. T .yQfMXi' JV, 3 6,69- H 7- J 1 2 ggzfiiif, 1' ' tk-4-'Q ...: 41 ,raid W x 5E559BR2HWn'R ww R 5 ww ,, ,Na+ '- 9- 5 lie? . ,.-5 A ZS. -Z 5: -44' 3 4 2 5 Z 3 la 1 ,',. -0. , A6 In , 41 j-nm 'Q 2 2 3 Uv, Q A x 5 3 1 4015 4 i I v A , mygqyfwmf- if A A x n.. ,, 'R ,pw , , X V , gf ?f,,, .C m . - X'NQ 7 Natchez students are active :Si MM r Q ! lift PEPSI 1 Stud nts, facult vw N Ji L A K' 1. 5. ik, an , 45 .. S I ,,. 1 'Q in 'ijiffi' ' Q A , z A , A 4 '-wkf' ,A X ALZM. 5, ,A Cf 1 ' ,K ,wfvql ' .g am it up v 'x ' A 'uc-L 1.-f 'G -V .f-4. EW? 6 -x ,.,.u- 3' 9 ' 1, -dwg' 1 W . ,fl ,Q 42,1 if '- g-if i 2.f,TQ J: ' J 4' 1 '-.sgf-f , -:j-J, 1' Qqix f 50' 1 ,A an gf. - vMr5 n?371'f Af 'A 'N ,ff ,.,, it ' fx -:if .f -f?'.ff4g-.z'+: , 'I 1:1--f.r2?' sh. A511-,1- . ', N if 4, jtdg, , an 1 v r W 3,4 W4 pm., . W M., X 1 f f X Just another busy day at Co-Lin Natchez I 2 if ff 5 E . A , . L .wg 5 2:5 5 I Ubin fi :gg Q 5 eiooun ,S III C neocon? 5 355 4 ' roars I 31.3 5 . gi ine vl rl , . V 1 iv I 2 i ' 1:.a u 1 -171 Al -wf,-nw .mm 1 Hfmxuv-'A Nursing class performs various practices V j Q N , ,A 'I' ,L f Mrs. Dianne Smith instructs practical nursing Nursing students receive their caps. students. 2 af Z Q 25 Q X Q 9 ,Q in P 1 Co-Lin Natchez offers Job Employment Training Students learn construction skill u 2112 B? be e X 'X ' I H-1. wmu , .a fi Co- in Natchez offers trainin an 1. Q Hrv- --M-v.....,,. -.1 N.. , - ff' .-,N A-'P' Qu.,-.hh ,,,, r.. v , . . yt ,. ' 7' .1 lf . sz 1. ' v 44 aw Food services class lun., il 1 Lama Clerical cluster .IBJB-If l 6 s 'E Aw Qt n L . RY , -Q- fix? V! 4.6! L. , - ,Ffa by 5:5.::,:'4::::5g,3g3,1.:1.,' . N 4 N QM w.,,,,,,..T'-V I 5 owe? I X ,vii 'T 17+- art-time faculty assist in learnin fM ,iw Uh. 117 ,,, Ye - Mrs. Emma Harris R0bcrt Latham Part-time librarian American National Government instructor at , Eta, aff a ,a , J 4 Mrs. Lmda McMurtry General Biology Lab instructor C0mPlltcl' Science instructor Allen Oliver Charles Quimby Science instructor History instructor B.. 5 md J r . Kg 1 a! 1 .e. . 4.-3 Fw! v., . 3.. W Ai' fy, - 'll I. 2' W, Q A, ,,, ,fn 1, ff, Us 51 9., gh 4 'K 1 -0 A. ,V 51,4 Hyew, . A . -4, v.,,w,.,fw.., . '7iP'7?1': ,N . Nwwm, ' .,.,,.,..f..,,M. , ' -A f , f' w W,w,, , 0f4ff.+-WW, , ' ' - llfe of an Instructor at Co- Linflvatchez l An Instructor is. . . Inspiring Noble Servicable Trustworthy Reliable Understanding Caring Talented Objective Responsible N .ogy n 'f wx 1 ii l .- , , X C0-LinfN faculty members are dedicated , xv E s I Q-'E Stud nts press variou mood sa 'EG SW' 'au -Y 0 A , . in Hua A wtpmzf ,riff '4- .,w!. MI. A , 9-w,.f'f:4: ,-- ,fm ,v -.. - ,, ,,, ' .5,..,l'4v ' 1 , . N ,army ' 1 fr 'U , .f - V rx, .Qf,.XV',, ' ' - . -WA-' x q,.ff2.'f fA - f'.Jt ' ' , ' .- 'L...:z' Ti, f ' ' ,I ' N., , ., ,Q ,5-'gh 1. ' . Y ' .:.f'15rv ',,fq-' ' . 'I--f . ' 'L' fa.. Tr - f f I , , gfmac' S30 ' i if w Q if f I 1 if ,V ,, - lf'-xg r X 165 Awards Day at C0-Lin N is special 'Pe fQ '?'- ,av .x 'min ' 9:59,-5 'F sf, Q, 34 Ag .W K B 2 A 'u I ? 1 . 'fb if V ,,nl .-, A Dr. I-LC. Garner and John Austin . I m Q 4 4 Deborah Bounds and John Bullen . . . A day for special students 5 ' Q 1 x i to next door C0-Lin, 1983 Hob Nob is scene of picnics 9 ef, 4 , - ' :fQ..4, fp, H, . Zg., 3 4 Q V ea- 4+ NIE? The Hob Nob provides recreation for all f V ,vor gf 1 X Y ,,,.... j 92 3 - V a in .i 1.-.Q a 2?-'T-1 .I 'Fings Q a x. . Hob Nob bridges entertainment and relaxation f Q Al' I 1: Q 4, . . 1 4, wr , 'ing A ,Q .1 'S 4 Q I 5 J' w ig if x - .'-T' . N' '- N -.f :qi 1 ' Y. sfv 1 ' , . .4-, ' Ml' .ll- Board of Trustees works for college's growth s 9'm 4? 471'- AT 4 3 Members of the Board of Trustees are ffront, left to rightj Dr. Eddie M. Smith, dean of instruction, Walter Nelson, Adams County, John Dow, Lincoln County, Dr. Billy B. Thames, president, Co-Lin District, Dr. J. H. Stribling, Lincoln County, board chairman, Lester Furr, Copiah, board secretary, P. D. Armstrong, Copiah, Dr. Howell Garner, associate dean, Natchez campus, and Tom Reed, Adams. Copiah, Standing, I to r, are Larry Butch Brown, Adams, Denson Deavers, Lawrence, Versie Rushing, Lincoln, Marion Hayes, Jefferson County, Bill Smith, Simpson, Berry Givens, Lincoln, Calvin Britt, Copiah, Harold J. Patterson, Lincoln, Jim E. Kyzar, business manager, C. C. Graves Jr., Copiah, James Herring, Franklin, and L. G. Young, Franklin County. Not pictured are T. E. Jolly, Lawrence, board vice chairman, C. C. Clark, Lincoln, Claude Porter, Adams, P. E. Bates, Jefferson, Sidney Parker, Simpson, Jesse West, Adams, Dale Sullivan, Copiah, Mrs. Rose Ferguson, Adams, Harris B. Henley, Copiah, and George Brumfield, Lincoln County. j. 5 Q., a Board of Supervisors LAWRENCE COUNTY Al, AQ 4, X A -is-. Q' 1 7 l A J- -'nag f 6 X Lf . ,cd ,,... COPIAH COUNTY A, D, Berry B- B- BUTE' Jack Mullins TONY Sfmlh Jerry H, Bridges Sidney Thompson T0mmY Heard JEFFERSON COUNTY W- E- Hood James Hamberlin Jimmy Goodson LINCOLN COUNTY Ngble Frigby CliffGivens Sol Jackson Lee Edward Gatlin Sylvester Gaines Heber Britt4 Ramsey Smith ADAMS COUNTY Cullen Beeson james H, Ca,-ter Bob Bee SIMPSON COUNTY Philip West L. C. McAlpin Maxie Wallace Ollen McAlpin Boyd Sojourner John Boyd George Langston Roy May Edward Hedgepeth Woodrow Williamson FRANKLIN COUNTY Roy Shell Carl Ray Lehmann Charles Case Stewart Beatty Hilton M. Zumbro Wesson Campus l t Administration leads faculty, staff 30 C14- -4 2' 1 N! if Administration includes Qleft to right, Burlian Walker, director of public information and alumni affairs: Dr. Eddie M. Smith, dean of instruction: Dr. Billy B. Thames, president: Jim Kyzar, business managerg and Alton Ricks, dean of students. A tldministrative staff members Ueft to right, Mrs. Barbara Webb, Upward Bound director, Charles 1 Sutton, counselor of Upward Bound, Kendall Chapman, librarian, Miss Rita Adams, CETA counselor: Edgar W. Martin, director of adult and continuing education, Mrs. Helen Mullen, ,ssistant librarian: Bob Huckaby, vocational counselorg Ralph Frazier, director of admissions and t recordsg Charles P. Creely, associate dean for vocational-technical: and Jimmy C. Smith, assistant director, vocational-technical education. Not pictured is Mrs. Alma G. Smith, 5 admissions clerk. 1 I. ll l ' Smith, BSU director. SV Wesson Campus Student services division aids students I Serving in student services are ,QQ U to rj Mrs. Margie Panquerne, dorm hostess, Mrs. Laura Butler, dorm hostess: Mrs. Edna Miller, resident nurse, Mrs. Winnie Mae Hennington, resident nurse: Mrs. Juanita . Thomas, hostess, Mrs. Judy X Case, supervisor of financial F Q aidg Miss Lillie Shannon, A. secretary to the dean of , N55 students: Mrs. Beverly Dubois, Q Q l . i assistant supervisor, financial aid. Back row ll to rj Alton Ricks, dean of students: Ken Roberts, chief of securityg David Smith, assistant director . of student activities: Russell Ray, director of student development. Not pictured are J. Mike Smith, director of student activities, Ray lshee, director of student life: and Miss Robyn Smith, nurse. V V N E h i 1 u h .l 5 Staff members , include fl to rj Mrs. l Maudell A. Weeks, ' associate director of alumni affairsg Mrs. 'N 3 Ruth Slay, bookkeeper: Mrs. P-, Zandra Ray, computer services assistantg Mrs. W ' Frances Mullins, child care assistant, I Mrs. Rachel , Thompson, assistant manager, bookstore, Mrs. Sheryl E ' ' 4 Montgomery, K W' supervisor of I A ' computer services. j Standing are Charles Hart, i Y ' bookstore manager, 1 and the Rev. Roy i v U, l, H r K r 231 I Staff assists in many wa s i E I Math trains for a technical society Teaching in the mathematics division are Dr. Roy Daughdrill, chairperson and math, Miss Gail K Fulton, math, Richard Williams, math, Dr. Jerry Dykes, math, and Donald E. Johnson, physics, physical science and math. Social Science instructors are lleft to right! Sgt. Lawrence Webre, military science, Sgt. Truman Gandy, l military science, Wade Alexander, fyguiff' chairperson of social 6 science and history, Miss Jane Ainsworth, history, psychology, and in 6 Q education, Danny X Q A My Harrell, political science, Jim Lightsey, psychology and sociology: Alton Greenlee, history and geography, and the Rev. Harry Cameron, religion. Social science teaches about the world u e n W Wesson Campus ,Q Humanities offer courses in five departments f Humanities are taught by Qseated, left to right! Mrs. Keith McDaniel, English, Durr Walker, Jr., English and chairperson of the humanities division: Mrs. Edna Earle Crews, English and creative writing. Standing are Burlian il Walker, journalism, Sister fir: Mary Pardy, reading and director of developmental studies: John R. Landress, speech and theatre, Mrs. Anne A. Thames, manager, LEAP center: Mrs. Nancy f--Nw-1154 Dykes, English, and Mrs. Sharon Alexander, English. 'Wana-M I J v 4 1 w 1 I X . .. Fine arts instructors are Qseated, left to right! Miss Julia Guess, piano, voice, theory, Miss Joan Harris, piano, voice, music history, Mrs. Janet D. Blackmon, Colette director. Standing are Tom Ross, art: Stanley Stewart, chairperson, band director, and music appreciation, and Kenneth Klaus, choral director, voice, music appreciation. lf, Ai f ' - E , NQQX. Q up n Y R , ,,,. .2 gi X A ew' . i ip.. 4 u V L. 2: -imma xr.. ' nm. . Fine Arts provide music, choir, band, artf I 178 ,J Library staff serves patrons nr- iw afra- The library staff consists of fleft to right! Kendall Chapman, librarian, Mrs. Helen E. Mullen, assistant librarian: Mrs. Nell Creely, clerkg and Mrs. Maxine Morris, Senior AIDE. Library personnel not pictured are Mrs. Hattie Hughes, Senior AlDEg Mrs. Sarah Cawthorn, night clerk, and Mrs. Trophine Davis, night clerk. Science division instructors are Cleft to right, Dr. Doug Schexnayder, biologyg Mrs. Sandra L. Sharpe, anatomy and physiology, and microbiology: Donny Lawson, biology: and Dr. Phyllis H. Lanier, chairperson and chemistry. gills Science provides knowledge of today's world L. ,W Wesson Campus. Adult education meets needs of participants We ,vinci In the adult and continuing education division are Mrs. Jimmye Batchelor, director of Senior AlDESg Edgar W. Martin, director of adult and continuing education: and Mrs. Mary Ann Shannon, secretary. Not pictured is Harold Luther Smith, counselor. ff' xnxx ,wfwx ':'r Q-7. Coaching and serving in the health and physical education division are lseated, l to rj Mrs. Katherine Huckaby, chairperson and physical education: J. Mike Smith, assistant football coach and physical education, and James Sloan, athletic director and head football coach. Standing ll to rl are Mike Mclntyre, tennis coach, Michael Grudzien, golf coach, Ray lshee, assistant football coach and health: Gwyn Young, women's basketball coach and physical education: Richard Williams, men's basketball coach, and Alton Greenlee, baseball coach. Health, physical ed, coaches develop mind, body il 1 1 1 I l w r w 1 ! , i I N A i 1 ! 4 1 1 1 u u I 1 s I 1 r Wesson Campus Business division develops skilled students 'Z fl ,As-at-. Z ,L QQ? I . Teaching in the business division are QI to rj Charles Hart, accounting, Mike Mclntyre, economics and division chairperson, Danny Harrell, business law, and Mrs. Gayle Ross, business. Working with the new planning and research and Title III programs are QI to rj Danny Dykes, systems analyst, Diane Florita, LEAP secretary, Pat Walker, records manager, Anne Thames, LEAP manager, Dottie Lawson, reading learning assistant, Carol Walker, English learning assistant, Alma McGehee, Senior aid, Nell Lindsey, Senior aid, Mae Brown, counselor, Dr. Sidney McLaurin, director planning and research! Title Ill. Back row Cl to rl are Dr. Corrine Anderson, reading instructor, Wanda Sloan, math learning assistant, Sister Mary Pardy, LEAP coordinator, Nancy Lowery, planning and research I Title Ill secretary. Title Ill begins programs on campus L Wesson Campusi w Vocational-technical offers training U Win-will 'p0,,...,-- 7 ma? ff Heading the vocational-technical division are QI to rl Miss Rita Adams, VIDS coordinator and counselor, Charles P. Creely, associate dean for vocational-technical educationg Jimmy C. Smith, assistant to associate dean, first semesterg and Bob Huckaby, vocational counselor. Not pictured are Louis Dugas, assistant to associate dean, second semester, and George Huffman, industrial coordinator. ,X WW: . ww w - :Az :fx ' , .,....nvP'2 x fNM Y iii-r. V Mw,........ E: .. , k 'Ns MMW,,,.,,,,,...Mw10w . I 1.3, QL ,X a warms., 0'1 , - -gi., Business and office faculty are fl to rj Mrs. Melnee Jaudon, secretarial scienceg Noel Assink, data processing, Mrs. Jean L. Ricks, secretarial science: and Mrs. Jackie F. Harper, secretarial science. Business, office includes data processing, secretarial science fields as majors , N Wesson Campus 0-Tech offers three other departments .mb Service and Manufacturing faculty are fl to rl Floyd Hoover, air conditioningg Earl Sisco, machine shop, James Harris, machine shop, Jack Burt, welding, Glenn McGee, air conditioning, and Bruce Irvin, welding. Health related faculty members are Cl to rl Mrs. 1 It Virginia Wilkinson, radiologic technology: Mrs Laura Coghlan, radiologic 35' -vi technol099: Mrs. Laura I Douglas, R. N., practical -. if 1, nursing: Mrs. Irene Brister . -gf. ' R. N., practical nursing: . . f .4 - . X. 1 1 W1 f 5' A rf , K and Mrs. Zoula Strong, , 33 A medical laboratory '. .Q y T Qit 'M ' V' technician. 1 , , I I, Y ,. V , Q ff, g a 1 ., . ., ' N A W K U ' --:,-- . ...,v - T- vl l L , VIDS, the Vocational Individualized Development Service, faculty includes Mrs. Kay Rayborn and George ' Jordan. 133' e w l I. o 9 Wesson Ca Instructors in the Personal Services division are fleft to rightj Mrs. Faye Hill, cosmetol099: Mrs. Patricia Amacker, cosmetol0Q9: and Mrs. Beverly C. Ferrell,-food service supervision. fri SRX ,uv Teaching in the Vocational Trade division are Cleft to rightl Bobby Leonard, heavy equipment mechanics, Johnny Wilson, heavy equipment operatorg Jack Amacker, commercial truck drivingg Tommy Thompson, heavy equipment mechanics, Evins Henderson, automotive mechanics: and Ben Ratliff, automotive mechanics. Technical education is taught by Qleft to right seated, Mrs. Lucile Horton, child care supervisiong and Mrs. Barbara Garrett, child 1-4 care supervisiong fstandingj Charles Langley, electronic technol09V: Herman Cavin, drafting and design technol0QV2 Steve Harris, electronics technology: and ,,,.,, w Ed Smith, drafting and design technology. 184 Personal services, vocational trade, technical among divisions Wesson Campus A ,. - - 1 . 5 'K' S. .., l few 45 I eu H 4 r I l K 1 staffs make the college jell ecretaries, physical plant, cafeteria Secretaries on campus include ll to rl Mrs. Joy Lowery, physical plantg Mrs. Shelia Douglas, vo-tech: Mrs. Billie Jean Cook, vo- techg Mrs. Sybil Smith, secretary to associate dean of vo-tech: Mrs. Mary Kyzar, secretary, Dean of Instruction: Mrs. Rebecca Jackson, secretary to the President, and Miss Susan Laird, Upward Bound. Standing, I to r, are Mrs. Jean James, humanities, Mrs. Anne Stephens, accounts payable clerkg Mrs. Mary Ann Shannon, adult and continuing education: and Mrs. Wanda Sloan, math. Not pictured are Mrs. Sigrid Jackson, business office, and Miss Lillie Shannon, student services. Working with the physical plant are Wayne Tanner, plumberg James Dillon, carpenter: Jeff Fortenberry, grounds supervisor, first semesterg Ms. Lois Jackson, janitorial supervisor, Maurice Patrick, director, physical plant, and James Elkins, painter. Not pictured are Darryl Jordan, air conditioning technician and electrical technician, Hascal Lowery, motor pool supervisor, and Gennie Fred Watson, sanitation department, first semester. Among cafeteria personnel are lseated, l to rj Barbra Clay: Lynda Byrd, and Johnnie King. Standing, l to r, are Ira Bowman, Willie Poindexter, Cynthia Kelly and Ron Kelly, managers, Kelvin Bowman. 185 6' .-l'm no Z5 Z vi :I ?l1S'.lS SYUY ae, v ,, Q U -X 1 , 0 ag 1 A -e--f u Natchez administrators work hard ,-1-1 -' Li xiNl Y!.1 lggxf is e, 3 no I V 1 s I 5 , 3 5 we-..,,.' R. rg r - 5 f Q -T 2 S? ! .ZH ? , 2 is 5 M554 :xg 4-0- ,fn , 58 4 n Q 4 - . i 1 Mrs. Willie Mae Dunn Librarian 186 Mrs. Sandra Davidson Jessie Thomas I Director of admissions and records Guidance Counselor Special Services offer assistance -if X The Rev. James Baber Director of Special Services Mrs. Judy Emerick - LEAP Lab Manager 7 ff ff Natchez Campus Full-time Natchez faculty serves students Mrs. Gerri Brown Jghn Bullen Psychology and Sociology Biglggy 'lm has . ,N 1 .mwfihlw-f 1 1 188 Mrs. Ann Bullock Mrs. Dean Gibson Secretarial Science English T P l J Y '1 V i i4 4 I l if 1 L I I V 'V' Full-time faculty teach, advise, counsel Dr. Thomas Howell, b q Mrs. Carolyn Smith, English, Journalism, and Public information Robert Smith, Mathematics and Science -fi? Z .nv--ddr ? f '35 Dr. Joey Paul, Mathematics Lyman Smith, Sales Management James Wiggins, History and Geography 'F -... -0------.-.,.3,,-,- nn-11-i1........,-..-,U -we- ---1.-...it ., ,g . 519' swwfvv-nap-wm.,.,,...,,,,g,,m6A 'i1---..i..g,-.d- 4, -1,,-g-v.- f ,- ' ' 'M' 4-are-1. -4, - ,M Af . ,vmwgis CYS 5 . . .m,,.,, -.,,w!fI-f2-- . 9, E' 35' 5 29? 'CHQ li' if ,,W,,. , . 'fa Stud nt ife r . r A L x 1 I f I I 'NUI'-gxx f::5l'L1M:, X Lf' NE Pr-Q V I . x .lQ'l'f'1-P-f: NM r-r-'rp lElQr -r-r- f-. ' A fglihr-rfb P . PF' 1 nufff-'fQff,.'T 'fjf N+-in .I-0-p-ak-M., ,K ,,,ji: '5H I., l..,,,,,,. -E PFf'5'f rlleb-M. .M WWF Ill' xr- ..g.: L + ri! mf W-75: ru -ff? ISL I-L K 6-FP X 3-4. - f-'TI-.L - LLLJFSQNEFF L ..4Lz.4.,-.-fff -1'-y-4N1..a. Q 1 Activities bridge students together J-'nwwaw AE I' mg? M,4': 'x .. 127 fw1f?v .Q xrif g f ' I .4 35' WW .Z ' ...lf .QW l -...f EILZFE nn: xx Ol life P U. WW 'll-in-'QF' 52-.ic-jr. Ae AM I A J 3' Jn' 1 ' 4 we rf.-ng gg 'gi rv 1 I5 2-3? ' Wi iff I ,,,A - i e.2iY ' HEX: 1 .1 if H 1 . nfs VH ll I gifs is , HJ. I 0 fl ,JL Tiki 1 A '55 M, -.x S S Q sl Wfxfty 1 .1 ,1 If C ip I' t If 1 , 3, , 5 4 f' E f' F A fn 2 -... .v f I ' lad 'ill Vg, is . -,T V , .,-L 1' Nxt Y 5 G Ni wi' 1 :ri q W 4' e aP3f7f1 ,,f3'gg ,, ff? W if. A 1 , ., Ja 'L 5-11 5 ,UF 4 s 1 f W K 7 s A -1 2 Jeff works out as his - Stan and Richie look on aff' ' 'W' 3 Activities bridge time gap 54-sn .A- lllst 3503197 dav f0l' Chaflie and Pemlv- A Band and Colettes prepare for halftime activities. If: '39 ,. 'a H , I 1 - :- :gil ., r s ,..-an Aliens invade Co'Lin campus! i Look out Gulf Coast here we come! Tingle breaks the napkin dispenser! Ricky, Gina, and Emily relax between classes. 4-.F -ff Autographs We, the editors, would like to thank you for helping us make our 1982-83 Trillium a great success. We hope that the Trillium will help you remember all the small bridges that each and everyone of us crossed during our year at Copiah-Lincoln Junior College. In the years to come, we hope this annual will help you to remember the good friends you met, the teachers who helped to guide you, the administrators who strived to improve the school for you, the activities you became involved in, and all the good times that you shared at Co-Lin. We hope that in some small way that this year's theme for the Trillium comes true for you . . . that Copiah-Lincoln Junior College was a bridge to your future and that you become a better person in some small way for crossing that bridge! Good-luck crossing your next bridge . . . Mme Cgfbcie mm Cod MAL -TXXOWWCAS Autographs , A , , v. 4 -v I 1 , V H 1 f .N-. A ,. Y J 4- 1 ,.,., .Xu f 4, , A-., :4 w V., ,'. -vi 4 35 ,- ,H I' ' 1 .,. -t ' K. I I.: ,Wi , , x . , 4 'Bj- ,. .. . ,N , QA -W. .4...-:gf.'r 'Alf' gamma'