Coahoma Community College - Coahoman Yearbook (Clarksdale, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1984 volume:

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Evans Kelvin Pleasent Celestine Johnson F ,Q .2 U .-C2 rn Ov-1 r-4 on S1 CTI 4 -af f' 4,-' X - ,xg ww-vuwg, L ,E -an-. ' .4345 :Z 5 .2 m ' 1 an-J ' x t.. A 4 X ,Z f M, !'i W'! QW? MW ww, CIS QE? HO SEDQQ4 Em'-: 22 mb A '51 f Qs 'W-7-nw ,mi N v Q, ,,,,, 1 -l- -..l , x onsor: Bailey E4 Q05 fx 2 4.12255 L:-1:3 ,-4 .cz 'USF l' Af'-wx: 74.-C2 ..1..,E, E0 Mvvlg SCi611C8 Club Sponsor: Mr. Griffin Y A Ns. ,-TQ I Torches come in many forms. l , I S 'H 21 45 N 22 FHA Club Sponsors: Mrs. I. Gambrell and Miss D. Smith . V I PM 849 .lm W 2 V ' M S- -W. V ,X , X -, ff QV' , - , 4 74,1 .-,Mk mm kixF?h.,,,i Q .,,.- H+ KY ,. 4 . - 'fl . ' Lt if X lg.-xt , 5 Q i 'L' lf . 'Sh 4.- 2 R:s,,,Eff,?,' I 1 Tim XM Qi: xfw' F --v'--Q-...gxxa 1.5 S , , fa, 4 ,gy Y V, J f l. W,..,5, of . i was 4 f .,,, it ,A 2 'X' QM! ,gs sn-...M L-,assess-vw M M , , 0 W , L -M Q 2 , - ., , . , ,, -..-..4..,...,Kmx,sLu..ZZ,n:4 fi5Af-fri-. -- 1 VICA Club Sponsor: Mr. M. Shelton 1 T , . , ggi .fi gg I QW! 5 Y ...Z , 1 F ' , 3 ' 1 'I vH1 liu - . 65 xo Q9 1 7 L! - ' ,, f Q, ' of f, V lg A X Kirby Badger Slink Basketball Q-E .Y Jacqueline Brewington Jackie Lovely Leo , :A ,, . 'jl 'Q1 im QL, ..ng,.. ' ,,..'i'm, Ramzie Carter Ralph Basketball 24 naw' Andrew Austin HIJapale?1 Aries Michael Bradley Hi-Y Club Scorpio 1' K .- I 1 4 ,QQ Z ,-VV ., Elvis Brown Nfred 3 1 Aries Rita Allen China Doll Scorpio Darrel Banks Pac J am Capricorn Avlq T ,iii , l Anthony Brown Mr. A.H.S. Sweet Brown Sweet Rosie Clark Golden Teeth Libra Samuel Austin I A Pun!! Football Michael Braxton K KBrak7! Gemini 9 - W.. Jeanette Burnett Choir Pisces an Herman Collins G12- 101, Lisa Bedford Slim Capricorn 'N-.Q Brenda Brown Cowboy Aries guna S . O6 e093 P 61216119 Timmne Fielder Tackler it 60 Football T Johnny Frazier 'Fabulous-One' Football Celine Johnson 'Smurfette' Scorpio J amel Day New Yorker Libra fi, Marilyn Flowers bl Lim! i Scorpio ? ' Cleotha Henderson Silver 9.1! ' L Clarence Hulett F Carl Cur F 'An' I YY Don Pasquelle Basketball Jimmie Fielder HQBM it Football 1.4 S Earl Fields i Editor 'l'-:' ' A f' --'rmiumr E ' F, Ervin Fox I d3,WWf,,,gi - Valedictorian 5:1 Sagitarxus 1. -9 ' Ti 'C Melissa Gregory ' ' Brenda ' Gemini X M ,S Jerry Hite Julius it 6 Basketball Jacqueline Houston lst Alternate Miss Homecoming Cancer 4 Z E --W ,, X 2 1 ir. i 'P f YW, Q gn . ' W' Wash Flagg Moon Dog Football ,pw 9.9 X Q X KCX. Vickie Griffin Miss A.H.S Aries in Tony Johnson Thrillers Capricorn .,.,..,.,,.,t.h.,.,,,M..,,,,.,WMHH..,,,,,,,m uW,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,.4 ...,.. , ,w,,,.,4g,,,4m...,,::, .mx .QQ ge Carolyn Magsby Student Body Pres. Honor Student ff W' f' , few , f l ' r ,,,, f Marvin Peoples Kdflian k I1 Capricorn Kelvin Pleasant Thrillers Mr. Choir 28 '4ikd ' Sharon Lanton Sugar Kakel Honor Student fri AHWH fl ' f . fp Gary Mitchell State Material Baseball is 42 f f 5 .L ? 'f M of W V X Jesse Person Quiet Man Aquarius .. MW Ka-Ml' ' t Homer Jonas AHNCACS f 'Football 'S Angela Mason Rena Gemini 9 in lf W , f f it 'Na f , Q G HW .,.,. M. -,. ,. ' K, . 'W 'A 4:44 fs f wi' A sf .ss A 44 Sugar K ke Arles GJC XM' Deborah Perry ll . I K a YY ' lx . l ,figglf 5 'VLH rf -4-2, ,t , -. f M ,,, sag or Of F 1 5 Clarence Scott llmrvoyil Libra Jimmy Smith Uspankn Leo 'ha 4 . K. Gr' e--a V Debrah Snerling usugar Kakeil . Honor Student A M .1 , in fig vnu Q . ,W 3 ,, '09 J 'alfa I 55- didn, 1 '31 ,.,,,, Norman Taper Senior Clase Pres. Football Carla Sima Short Cake Virgo 'ba Stanley Smith I ML Cowboy' - Cancer - A Eddie Taylor E.T. til Sagittarius 13- rv I Sally Thoma Dream Girl Elbert Taylor leE.T. !O Pieces . M ,,., ' , ,. '+:s4,.,'z' x .' Q 4, -qw, It , :,, 3 v,.v I . ,Y Y H i it '.1 , 6 Betty Towne W W A Timmy White Punchie ' , .., .t Playboy Mighty Gemini Taurua Barbara Wilkins Trenda Williams Smokey Tren Aries Leo Shirley Wortham Rachel Victory Sweet Pea Majorette Ariea Taurus 5 27 1 V 1 vi K wx-.4 , .' Johnson, Jordan, 1 Lawson, Freddie Davelyn Linda Pace, Phillip, Carolyn Kenneth Victory Ransom, Paulette Bobble Moton, Rodrick V be Vaughn, Ronnie 309 44' 'Y Robinson, Shelby Edward Alvin , , ..., V f nn- J, 5 V .,:. Smith, Thomas, Robert Peggy , I , , !.,VH, !V U lh'iight,gean anna. NW X Na XV? ,Ji-f Xi- . ,, IFA! A, igffff flllli--- , ..,,,... Roberts, l Constance Qui' 'mf Smith Rico ,nv Anderson, Rayford in 4 Ellington, Thomas Gathings. Janice 1' Gregory. Debra N -- 1 o Halbert. Sara u n i 0 1' s l Buton, Leon Fair, Lecia ' C' ij. - 4 George. Barry L -. Chatman, Annette XX' Flowers, Constance I l f A N N. i-4 .. .1 E ? l J x I -,, X German, Melvin gr' Griffin. Griffin, Angela J8aD8tt9 Henderson, Roosevelt Lights to the Futures SI P., -1 Clark, Angela G-ee 17 . 'UM we 7 ,,.,, V , A , .,,,. Foy, Timmothy 5' Gray, Carolyn 1. Griffin, Lisa l Johnson, Audrey u n i 0 1' s if X ' 'iv . N, f' ff '2 x f I. Allen, C. A X'?Xf Ne. . A N .C M . . ' , X JL Banks, H. Brown, D. X I-X' ' Coleman, J. ' -'a7.. f':-5 . 'ifff 2 Xi? 'Q' 55 wr if x 3' gp..- Ai B A Curry, C. N' -was af. X s . x 92411 :wiv 1 Gliff 19 1 - ' , u 'rf' Furdge, K. V ...W ,D 1 z W 1'- '9 A. 35 bv' 1 30 Haynes, L. 1 ......W.n . Y 3 f A. ' 'f . . K f , cnt f Qi ' .vs .ii f Allen, M. Barnes,C. , . fi x Q k ..., ,,. ,,,.4,,,, x 4 4' .74 ,R :ggi ' VN nf 1 S., ,. ,j ww ,lp Q A Q '53 2 I s Brown, E. Collins, S. V 1 Curry, G. Gardner, I. , 1 , 2 '14 if :.,,, g Haynes, R. A 'y..,w, . . ,.. s 'QT E S 4. -. Barron, C. .,.,.... 1' qw' f xi 'f 4 fl 'B Q-.S J is - Brown, L. ,, mn - .K rj Cooley, H. Davidson, A. . , 4 Griffin, J. . .. 1 Hinton, M. gs.,-P. , -. .1 C Y . Booker, C. Brown, T. Cosby, B. ' il wmv' . K ....... X X, 'xx' Brady, M. Q' 4 f clark, B. s Cox, M. Flecther, L. tiny. Hanfor, Z ox. ' 1 'f t . ,V -r 8-9 .X Q. w X .Jive 1 - 5 , 'Alt' f4 Q i X I ' ffizg e Cocraft, S. .,. , W 5 Crockett, T. . . f . ag ' 30 C Vw E Franklin, M. Nun Pvla qw vs A .-.-- Q x Q...-. -5 Yun' v--a 24-R Bo1dm,L Jchlm, T. I-yml.D. 0'Bnnt,D. Rou:h,M. 8tenrl.,B. Sophomores Jackson, A. Jokes, J. Johnson, D. Johnson, J. Johnson, R. g .11 q,, J , -x ,. X X Yu :ss 1 ,J Jones, P. Jordon, R. Kimble, J. Lee, E. Lofton, L. . r px A , V Q ,, V tv, 4 V' ar:-. Q 1, ' X J .N V . ' 1 , X, 3 Ck 4 ...S A, if A ' f. L .Xl ..-ill ' Malone, M. Marshall, C. Marshall, J. Marshall, M. McNeal, W. l i vnu. - cg Payno, E. Payno, W. Penny, C. Percy, J. Perkins, C. K2 , ,,, -s -ss 45 ... I I, , . i J f 5 Rockette, D. Shaw, W. Simmons, T. Smith, C. Smith, U. , i I -. IJ V X' ' 'S 5' W -o it Q? f - Q I h' K iz 15 In - - - ' .'1 . . , Stewart, M. Sturdivant, D. Taylor, P. Taylor, S. Thigpipen, E. Q in N-'5f bd! bww-I Saul' Thomas. M. Thomas. Y. Toliver, T. Tucker, M. Turner, S M X H . ..-- , ' aw L,,,, .x V nl, 'Y 'k 'A J uw, A ' B',. M 'Q' ,,'. I Ei , f f X Y A . 1:L:,V . ,, ,. q . ,K X N-1 ,IT N Walker. J. A. Weddington, M. Wilkins, F. Wil1iams,J. T Wi11iams,.TJ - X -5 ,, ,A 53,4 . 5-Wa -ff ff ' sul' 1 .... , f - Wiliiams. L. Williams. R. Williams, Y. Young, W. Y' . f A wfN'j7'ggM,vn1lIH1l'f j V A , 'N va I b Pf iv mira? f.:-1 .Q--f ' W'QQ-M 4 5 A W -,1::..g,,..W.M ' E E M x 2 , . mimi E 1 5 and pu sm ' WW ' I i 5 x ls- if T QQ? .5 Let me park my ride! ., .,.. ...H .... W. ..,.. .,,,.. .,,... .. :M ,.,.,, W:Lw.b,f.,.,,:F,..,,,.,xt., ,.,,, AU., .,,, ,,m,1,,,,,,u:m.,,,,,,,,.m,,,,,,,,,,,,., ----fm.......,m...,,....W.....T.....,,...,. X Akins. S. 50 ix, A5 :ff Bunker. J. Brown, G. Bush. H. , 1 , - Collins. S. . -5 9-. C rawford. R. Dyes. G. Freshmen 4 ' Y .- LAN- . Anderson. J. Artis, B. Artis. H. ' XE Boyd. -I. Boyd. X. Brady. H. .H LJ N 'N bv N- 5. i Bmwn.R. h 1 Carr.-I. fN ' K Conrad.P. Davidson. D. g, S- -r-T N... -...,. x,-' Q... , xA- hli- 1-1. Edmond. T. Brunt. Burnette. T. A '-rx. 5 . , 0 ,. 1 A -V x N N,,V,.. .LAY ' - ' Clark,A. A Co11ins,C. 1 K X Cook. C. Cosby, B. ' 1 A lk ' Driver. P. Dukes, J. . ...... 'L ' ng, . Epps, S. Ewing, K. Bee. I.. w -. 'vi' .pv- ,...... NN 1 arf Brown.F. ' f Bush. E. Collins, C. L1 A' -.' ' Cox, L. - -sf Ni? Dyes, B. fx 5 . wg Q X- 6 '. , 5, ' . if 1-qw S' 1, ,gb T f Ewing,W. ..f i 1 1 Q l x 1 A 1 i 1 3, Q 2 ii E1 5 i E. E 2 E F E I Freshmen hx h M Inf 6, NA Q H- x I is-B . , , . ' Q . . 1- J Lester. R. Lester, S. Lewis, J. Lewis, K, Lucas, L. Lucas, P. .. ,Q 1, t t A J I 4 xx Q' ,. ti K .4 v ',-' 'I K 1--5 Bid Magsby. -L Magsby, J. Magsby, P. Malene, E. March, B. Marshall, D. . V, i ff- I ' . R Y: A .- .1 E ,,, .,... ' ...m Martin, M. McKnight. S. Mitchell, J. D. Mitchell, L. Montgomery, C. Moore, C. - n- S' .M II .W-. --1. Qv . Moore, F. Morris, R. Morton, D. Myles, J. N eese, G. Parchman, D. -...wh 5 i 1 - ' ' of, f Q' i 'X , f 5- : A,. i 1 .Y Xi ,- Payne, R. Perry, J. Perryman, M. Pointer, M. Randolph, W. Reddix, S. Q, . I . - r Q , 1' X I ,,f Rice, V. Richardson, S. Robinson, M. Robinson, W. Rosebur, B. Rucker, R. Smn.C. . A-u ,J-'-. Scott, C. I 0930! Tigers Freshmen X . 1 . was ' , Sled P v . A-0 ' .4 k . I X X . 'Nl' - . . afar . .9 V ., xt Shaw, G. . A ' . J : if -f S iv x I Smith, R. Stokes, J. Q L a, mreeua 'Q Thomas, D. N .1 :i4,, xbv E I ,,,Vq, ,,A,,, , AH it Wade, H. - ' W Law- 'ff . s. .1 Simrnon, T. ...rx 'Y .M X -ul H 4 I, K ' 'K lf x 'f:'kii,.IlV...Z'.-'1 5.' f W Starks, B. X 'X 5, .XX, l b , W . Stokes, L. l ,-fi' l K D 'B Thomas, J. fi A Walker, D. Q0 Weeks, T. Wilkins, J. I I .... X F I li 1 ,,g, l 1 iw ' Q-l..w'l . . . . i N W, A 1 A1 1 1. ' Williams, N. Williams, S. 5 Stevenson, A. Stokes, M. Thompson, V. li .f W ,.:A:V 'wx ..'., M-ng, Washington, C. Williams, D. 5 .. . 3. ,,,,, .... Williams, T. D 5,4 Y www' IL,,,.A l Q Smitli,.J. 'V .Qi . I . - Q Stewart, B. 11 Q Sturdivant, R. A A, 'V Towney, S. I Watson, W. ,t fl .il Mm u-QQ -5? Tate, M. .. 'P DIST Taper, E. Towns, T. Webb, B. ff Williams, D. Williams, F. 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F Y -4 if ' f F, ' we - in ' 'nf' P -1 xi' A u' A fa Y' . I ' idx' . ,S.AY,v'-f, 'W' f 1f- Yo 5331154-4 .., 1 f. - - T-'rL,, ,'-' - 3 . . ,. ,V . . sa.-41 - ' ,JV ' I . fn - 7 ' . N A -f - ev , . to ,gg -. . .fig if-' - fi -.' F. A L -5. 1 g I J 3 't- '. X v .u 'K N . b A . 'fc Q. , . V - -1, , ,tg , , ., Q. Ffa ' ' .x if A, . Tai f ' if' -3'- A B 1 . - ,. ' 6 3.212 'ga I E 1 F,91dS Editor's Message The 1983-1984 Yearbook's theme is A Torch To Excellence. cellence, one might say that it is the most effort given to be the you do. In this year's yearbook we have achieved character of the events and students at aggie. In something that lights the path for together, we learn that Torch To I would like to thank each member of the yearbook staff for his time, effort and easy, pictures had to be taken, ideas had to made it! L-.f Agg1e s Yearbook Staff l .-l E Charles Barron Ursula Smith Tamara Brown Mitchell Allen Sports Classes Classes ,QW-M 'xx 5 , 5 Marvin Furdge Sonja Holmes Vickie Griffin Sports Typist Class Co-Editor :Gi Clarence Hulett Typist X- O ,. 'xl ' A' , -, ...Af , , -' ' ' fl. lf' y 3 'Q Juamta Pelt Anthony Brown Jacqueline Houston Holmer Jones Secretary Administration Editor-Administration SPorts Lay-out Artist This is a Flip Flop book. If you want to know how to get to the other side just follow the instruc- tions below: Go back to the place where you began. Close the book, hold it in both hands and flip it over.' NOW you can begin viewing the 1984 COAHOMAN. Aggie's Yearbook Staff Associate Editor Davelyn Jordan Jimmy Fielder Carolyn Magsby Timmie Fielder 'Ks-rf Miss J. Powell Sponsor Debrah Snerling James Shelby Mr. Sally Photographer Mr. Burrel Co-Sponsors Miss L. 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Bradley Board Attorney R R R Coahoma County T My wr A 1 S R Herbert Hargett Roland Jones Sunflower County Coahoma County 'wr x A -4 Wi I JK R sv.. John B. Laney Coahoma County Introduction - 8 ,Aff Robert Mason Daniel T. Patrick Bolivar County Quitman County R. T. Ward Quitman County Johnny Lewis Coahoma County h e B o a r d o f T r u s t e e s o f Coahoma J umor College IS selected from a four county Delta dlstrlct Coahoma Bollvar Sunflower and Qultman The leglslature confers upon the Board the respon s1on of Coahoma Jumor Col lege and the control and dlrectlon of all expendltures from the colleges funds The Board conslsts of ten members four elected superlntendents and slx ap pomted by the Board of Supervisors from the sup portlng countles 9 I ! slbility for general supervi: 3 Dedication d' 'msn I V v e 'Q Mr. Roland Wade Jones In recognition of his thirty years of unstinted services to Coahoma Junior College as a member of the Board of Trusteesg for the resources he helped to procure for Coahoma's long range plang and for support in developing and maintaining the college as a viable entity in the Mississippi Junior College System, the Yearbook Staff dedicates the 1984 Coahoman to Mr. Roland Wade Jones with sincere appreciation for commitment manifested through services he renders to the college. ' The Coahoma Junior College family commends Mr. Jones for his genuine efforts in helping provide quality education for students in Coahoma county. We hope he will continue sharing his expertise and wisdom for the furtherance of CJ C. M 'I A Salute to J ossell Pride Band in concert Tiger Band marches in Cotton Carnival Parade held in Memphis. Introduction - 10 s..,.- Y-du - , R q,.4s3,,. , , A ..ef K' I if K A M CJC Prancing Tiger Dolls in New Orleans T he CJC magnificent Tiger Pride Band, with its stereophonic sound, under the direction of Michael Jossell, brandished the CJC Torch of Excellence with dignity, poise, beauty and charm in the world famous Madri Gras Parade in New Orleans, and the prestigious Annie Malone May Day Parade in St. Louis. The band, especially fl known for capturing audiences with their three- dimensional sound effects and the unique performances of the prancing Tiger Dolls, has made guest appearances in cities throughout the states of Mississippi, Alabama, Tennessee and Louisiana. Because their reputation of exquisite performances has won them many awards - bringing honor to the college - the Coahoman staff proudly salutes Jossell and his Tiger Pride Band and devote these two pages to reminiscence their super sound and world fame. FQ Y., nd His Marching Tiger Pride Band S 1 ?-quinoa: . , sssgmsz' .v As the band performed Let it Whip in . . . L The band displays its acclaimed showmanship in New Orleans .. . St. Louis, the mesmerized crowds observed from their vantage points. 'X- The Auxiliary leads the way in Rust College's Founders Day parade. The CJ C Marching Tiger Band -- a paragon of excellence The Many Facets of Dr. McKinley Charles Martin I Introduction - 12 F i 3 i , 1 The President poses with family - Mrs. McKinley Martin, First Lady, daughter, Marcia and son Myron. Not pictured is McKinley J r. who is a junior at Texas Southern Univ. CJ C 1983 Commencement Exercises . . . Dr. Lenora Cole Alexander, Director of Women's Bureau, U.S. Department of Labor, was speaker for CJ C's 34th Commencement. xggu S. M 'J -fe-148-'i'-.fs Sri :.....:.:- swa- L- -si:f:f 'G A L if FQM 3 IAN. F1 ' x , 1983 Graduating Class . . .and the Memphis . . . . . . and St. Louis Alumni chapters presenting awards and monetary gifts to the college during Homecoming, 1983 St. Louis chapter entry in the Annie Malone May Day Parade W ,gg ., .iffy f X f f 1 f f f f f www .sf A 1 f 12 f f ff k.-- ww f f f X ' df if .5,53,,: ,'.,Z.iZMg,3l wi., V ', V . R K Vt . V, I I - , , J .. gf gyfyf I 15 451 4..-gf,n,'v3--5-1, gs:34,,,g ' - 250 -L-L ,-?'3,'f'Lf'1 ' S T 'I '55 F w ' ' ' V ,, . 'f ,f 1 Vu if .4 ' 31' :-fk,.f' v,ff a .?'lai ,Q 1' 7,22 ,QQJLL :2U'Xy'i !:ff,,'f3n fi 5, fs x L ' 1 f ff ffjf f f f f .lf-' .S. fficials Visit CJ C 1982, a Year to Remember he spring and fall of 1983 will be well remembered at Coahoma Junior Col- lege. The CJC Torch of Excellence blazed when Dr. W. A. Butts, director of institu- tional development, U.S. Department of Education and U.S. Representative Webb Franklin presented the college an 18- month Title III grant - lighting the path for eight new programs. During the fall, the flame was heightened but this time with a new and unique glow, as Coahoma Junior College and the U.S. Depart- ment of The Interior, represented by Mr. Richard Harris, director of Office of Surface Mining, entered into a contract to do a feasibility study on lignite development in Mississippi. Also helping to blaze the trail to ex- cellence during 1983, were programs funded by the U.S. Department of Labor and the U.S. Department of Energy . . . xmy Dr. Butts announces a federal grant awarded to CJC from the U.S. Department of Education. Dr. Martin irightj jubilantly waits his turn to accept. Sharing the joy with CJC are, from left, Board of Supervisors Jim Humble III and L. A. Ross. Congressman Franklin shares the honor of presenting CJC its largest single grant award ever received from the federal government with Dr. Butts. Witnessing the ceremonies with Humber and Ross are President of Coahoma County Chamber of Commerce Gene wilson Cleftl and other local city officials not pictured. CJ C President Ccenterl solemnly enters the college into agreement with the U.S. Department of The In- terior as Director Harris signs the contracts. Signing the agreement for Ole Miss, the sub-contractor, is Dr. Lynn Pruill. Witnessing the signing are from left, Dr. Lucious Williams fOle Missl, CJC Board of Trustees President Marvin Sigmon, Dr. Ira Hutchinson iOffice of Historically Black Collegesl, and Marie Chavis QDepartment of The Interiorj. CJC Torch of Excellence casts its glow on new horizons as mines and minds come together to expand the educational prospects and projects in research and high technology. Introduction - 16 M : J 1-4-w:.f.ea, f.,if....., .... .,,. -. -. .. H -g -- MW 'T 3' in -Q I CHARLES F. REID Vice President for Instruction and Community Service Programs Administrative Committee X N. AW-+I V, - X, 5 Q . 1 P PM Vii, i I I , ,1 ' ' ii i Q 52 iiss ii t 7 fi A , V,.1 Aq ' P W gi, I GEORGE MooRE , .N - Q, , 3' Vice President for Operation and Administration X . an I i , if 27 by . :L A - mv i -5 N 'Ui 4 i DR. VIVIAN PRESLEY Vice President for Institutional Advancement Administration - 18 ,-15 'fi :'i T f S a a S M I -w ALBERT WILLIAMS Director of Planning and Research U A 'Wt I '4 ' DIANE SHAW DAY Q, Director of Fiscal Affairs . 1 1 -I- ' ' 1 WL DR. LARRY DAY RY I Director of Development 0 3 'P 1 '1 EARL L. GOODEN Dean of General Studies 2 P., .JILL RITA S. HANFOR 8 Dean of Admissions and Records Administration - 20 JOSEPH HARDY Dean of Student Affairs f DR. RICHARD MAXWELL Dean of Vocational-Technical Education DR. DORETHA E. WEBB Dean of Business and Commerce AAS 1 tel fl I 1-vvvvvvvw-vu-vwvv W ,N A X f' -' if N MIRIAN GREEN Dean of Library and Instructional Resources SAMUEL CUMMINGS A ,W.A Assistant Dean of Vocational-Technical . Education I eww? ZX ,,, . , Administration - 22 EDWARD VAUGHN Director of Financial Aid 'Wham CLAUDIA GOODEN Associate Dean of Student Affairs - shin, z X 'U' E1' Xu L! 1 WL ,l up 'rmzeffffvf' 'fri g f , mas. 1 I 1 65'-t's J. B. HOLMES Director of Intercollegiate Athletics A 'X 41 . l A in ,g' ,-f J ff' il fl' f I , I f - I , 'J' . 1, I I I l l 5 2 JOEL DAVIS - A Dean of Continuing Education 2 5 'I l :sv Q r: all s,Pl , if .A QI 'I fl l - 666 1 I Q NED GATHWRIGHT Director of Physical Plant and Inventory Control JO LOUISE BROWN Assistant Director of Fiscal Affairs N X Administration - 24 MARVIN M. CLARK Manager, Morrison Food Service 9956 if SAMUEL L. BLACKBURN Director of Related Studies and Support Services 'll -in Z. I W N x ,, W Ffa, ' We V . M- AE' , f , X Ps. S W . ,, I 1 ' a F ' .4 2... E Jr- 'Q T ,dir Md .,, iv -9 0 x.4,S:--' Z'- S CJC administrators receive first lesson on how to operate the newly installed computers as IBM representative lrightl observes. 4 r Faculty - 26 Faculty Wngqwlaw v HENRY DORSEY, Instructor H Art DR. CHARLOTTE S. KAPLAN, Instructor Education ,,,...W.AmgqnmpaiihW '- ' F' 1 s xi, ' I , , X I L ' , , I of ' 3 ,ff WANDA BURNETT, Instructor VERA GRIFFIN, Instructor English English san F7 .W CONSTANCE GERMAN, Instructor Computer Science and Mathematics BEATTA STEWART, Instructor Business .n 41 HUNTER TWIFORD, Instructor Business Law if wmv, . wwf mi UMW 1 ...J- x 3, DR. BETTY BOBO, Instructor E .,v. wit in fll W ' f 'fi 7. '7+f'3w I . f 2 ,, .,.--'ffl , , ' nk is W' Z4 V ns ' Science and Mathematics if ' .f if -V1 5 ...nqmfg .,,.wW' GEORGE GREEN, Instructor Science and Mathematics I is 1 Q 3 f Ju A gf' CLEMONTINE B. CATCHINGS, Instructor GRADY BATTLE, Instructor Faculty - 28 Science and Mathematics Science and Mathematics i E543 .5 5 iw fe mm fi fmt' fmi7 ' , If iMf5gm..:'LI.,g is .et, I fzel i- Fl if 'Maur U' is 1 as gig, ff Mi K ,J 4 s 'fx G:-f EDDIE SMITH, Instructor Biology f'E Z' if-if BEATRICE REID, Instructor Social Science ,, 4-kt Y' fi fr Q ,Q I-.6 Y ,lil ji? I I 4 f 'M - ,- 2 .57 SX Q 1 A ,. I Ei , ff JJ ,Q I ' X , xv .J W ', - ' . 1 V -ii:' 1 , fi ' f,,, S' Q . ,..,: ' ' txgty t k,-5 ,, . A , ' 'I f 'I I 4 FRANK HOWARD, Instructor Biology DR. JIMMY WILEY, Instructor Social Science N LOIS EDWARDS, Instructor Vocational- Technical Learning Laboratory , N , 3 I, I OSWALD G. BROWN, Instructor f Ai WILLETTE WASHINGTON, Instructor Vocational-Technical Learning Laboratory S ,,,x N mx MELVIN GLASS, Instructor Carpentry Carpentry Faculty - 30 1-53550-. J-Q---w 0000 J J.-I J .,-I E'Q':1' .L L .-., 'G' .,. ,..D I' . I 15 J., x, X. Q xl.. lx MAURICE CAMPBELL, Instructor ARMSTRONG WESTON, Instructor Auto Mechanics Auto Mechanics 's I ra A H- -1 ' DT - .' 'G 1 1' 5-is --1' ,. , Z.-Lyxasws-: is ' 2, 49. gin ,.5M. ?. f Y Xt I 1 V I ,f Z9 , I . I. I . .. f , Q I ' 4, , Q A. 5 wx . . Arla ls 5-, Q xx D' l' ks , ' . A-:' -X2 4 .N LL ,. , fi'5- ffu Q . f is mr.. . 5 , 1-we 1- x. ,- Q 12 ' f- fi A? ' , X , . ,, u I ll J NIL' - 1 . 'Q - - r 'Y5l? f'K4W' . - , Q- -. 1 ' ' .- A - 11 f..ff,e A wk. ex N I 1 . ff-llafgh' . 9' 3 lx ,f 5 'y U ,,-f 'S' mg.: J ', Z- 1.gN : e-je. ,vs ' 5 , w , I , I 3 f fff- --'c , 4 'qi' .: . V5 5 .1 r--A ,tea '. - - ' 4- . .. A A . - .rl . ' '., '-,lv 41 K 'f xl, I '- . ' N9 ':3:'i x ua v - fx Y fr . I .Mi I , r .V N, .-,. . t. - .-, e- A. Mg V, I, f ,.g ' A 1 JAMES HAMILTON, Instructor JOE MYLES, Instructor Auto Mechanics Construction Masonry 31 x ight WSH L. .ff Scenes From the 1983 Homecoming Parade -.....,-.,, ff M ,V , 27, ' Q wwf ,Aff 1 Lf , W -.'-, isp' -4- H.. iv as ,v xv lf i 37,5 S ,Q s ii: 5 ' ggi lm F Miss Cheerleader, Katie Miller, smiles to the crowd. X , .ai . S N l S' .- W- .,,1,,,, ,,,',l,' MW, V, mini so A S .4 was Features - 34 C 0 Miss Electronics, Stella Ward, enjoys the attention of the crowd. f ' wwf 'Q 4 f u 'T H s ,..,n 5 'gli 5: swf EXW ma W 55' iff? '3'Hf ff' 9 Egigigf V--QQ .7 Y 5 A V . I J Viveca Boyd, Miss Black Clarksdale, displays her beauty through the city. I l I X v 6.3115 I fi sf I H4 NTYLQ JlAlS,SllUS,SU1iShS1lYS ,i 1 . . I. ' t X 1:5 . Q if ' V m 'H x I ' A , , T, T J LT ,D J ,, Q L I V f ,,.-1 W ls...,,,.-b' L.. ,N R b .-qf9.A '?Z!- X QE- gmU5:5,,n? 1ll 53 Miss Soring Fair, Linda Lewis, parades through downtown Clarksdale . ., LIMS Homecoming Parade 1983 . . . D WILLIAMS i 60 f 'P,09rafIl 1-soo-1221913 F t -36 The Torch of Excellence Homecoming Queen and Court Patricia Roby Freshman Maid Patricia and Escort Eddie Mabry Ida Stevenson Miss Homecoming - 1983 Miss Homecoming and Court Ida and escort Captain Stacy Lucas Jackie Sanglin Sophomore Maid C3 '. xr is ii' . I Jackie and escort Eric Watkins Dr. Martin assists the Queen with mike as she addresses the Homecoming crowd. Display of Beauty Members of the Social Science Club .V V ' ' l enjoyed the attention! Features - 38 1 V , - - 'v A - 1 A ' . 44,1332-e. 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T551 ,,,,,, X., 11 ,IJ ,HL , Quee Royalties The majestic promenade First Alternate Queen poses with proud parents Congratulatory kiss from President Linda Johnson n dazzled the crowd with smiles as she rode upon her trusty white The Royal Dance Second Alternate ix X B Cynthia Harris U M .fa 'WSI ailpcioil iilffermis The Alternates were also eager to express their happiness! l The Torch Blazes With gpg hh coil X gf h fd 'Wd' 1 mn F..--u ,Z W -., +fa., mil. V ,,f 5' 1 ,-f a, f wx? Features - 42 C0 f .ew MIG: MTH an V4 A The St. Louis Alumni Chapter mama 3 Ja 1, ' LUN!!- 1,2 f 'Zf. i A-'whgln 1 . P J 11 K I :N-'kxs' -... ,va , x ,WWW :big Xl I Xl Xl ,A gf KI Xl T 04 1 . XI I X1 Lighting the Torch of Memories xv With Coahoma Junior College if mf J N A ,.,, ' 'F .' I vlan! ij. ' Q ,L , - Q .v A MR. AND MISS PRE-ALUMNI MR. AND MISS VICA Shelia Stone Karen Johnson Charles Taylor Gregory Lucas CROWN BEARERS TINY TIGER Jameka Neal Brealynn McClinton Byron William Stamps Christopher Myles Loisteen Barron Cleftb shares chats with Queen Harris and the First Lady lrightj as Dr. Martin looks, intensively, at the Coronation crowd. Features - 48 HOST AND HOSTESS Evonne White Adrian Lee SGA VICE PRESIDENT Sammie Blackmon E 5m2245iL1za4WnB1'112f-ai14a2ivuw2fP,MWm4emfmwfMWAzWvfM1ww1 if swffsfacffvf af ,-A W W W W W M 1 K -i Q X M gl N xv fx 4 . 1 4 ' W but, ,I Y .L- -al L A I I. P 3 .no 1 MQ , nl 1 of ,a, X v -K f- 'Z n I I JA' O Q , J v- ,, . ' jam lv- Q-A-Q f Q- ,J ,-fic -1 -I f' QT -5, .. -Q. 1 , f 6 1 L A I 5 .. 'Q ,.o 5 :' 'H 3 ,W 'D I 40 Wu D z - F' .4 'I r. x.'YN L'3' - Q if . I gi n 9 I' 7' ,-P iw, ':f1, , ge 'vw WJ f , .. , iw, 31:1--5:-5,n :,' ,..,. ,g1-', !m.4!2g - M, T. A f, ,SQ gg 'fffxffv -l- ' P if 1 W 5 ,i V? 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An entourage of students accompanied the Senator. fp- 00ug,,W CJC students listen intently to answers Senator Cochran gave in response to their questions. U S Department of Energy Scholarship Recipients H CJ C Torch o f E x - cellence emerged victoriously last fall, lighting new paths for Coahoma students, when U.S. Department of Energy Official Roslee G. Douglass came to the campus t o p r e s e n t 5 5 Cooperative Honor Scholarships granted by the Of- fice of Minority Economic Impact, U.S. Department of Energy. Through the Cooperative Honors Program, the first of its kind at Coahoma, these students, enrolled in energy-related programs at the college, were awarded scholarships to assist them in completing their program of study. Pictured above are scholarship recipients in the area of electronics. At left, Dr. Martin chats with Mrs. Douglas and Mr. Alex Ross, a friend of the college, following the program. The bottom photo shows Mrs. Douglas presenting Ricky McCaleb his scholarship with congratulations. C C C 0 . 1 3. 1' S i e n 1. ,1 A f ' Q' ' f I S DataProcessing 5 g f 2 C 1 . sf f ' 3 g 1 2 o Q V lx Ni-1 A N A , 5 o o .X A .4 fT'1 .:x: . 4, Sr. 2-1. 4 Y' it ,m:,,i- fe, ,f 2 me o gf ,C X X ' ,4 2 Q U. sip. 55 ' f-f ff' A 41 Computer Technology 2 5 Industrial Wiring 4 - 1 ffyw:z11f14n'W, ff Cx W xl 441 Heatmg, Au Condltlomng, Refrigeration, and Wmng Miss Coahoman 1984 ff if ,fi 95i ,w2w A, . Milf? s, . V , ,, .. . 1 in .A vp. f' J 22 Y 'ww w F i - , K '11, 1. I M, I, , - V M ,Rn . Q:-tgp.. .ik X. -'Q .9, - . ' -Q - lp' 4 .- . . f.: of ,, ,, 4' M Q .-.ff fx flifx Y-1'-..-, e . ' iv' :Y x 14- 1- -Q far . , , at u , . . .' ' , 'ar A - ' 9195-ils, . 1, T K ,, ,I Q, E-' ist f 1 ' . . V In ' 39150 ' . V 0 was Q54 V . 4 .4 I 7 V' m ww. Q-A ' I A ,K-'-33 ,3 X WMV, ,Q . L , -.- ' Q ' .s . as ' - s w v . v 1 .1 Mxsw, , A . 'f ! 'f '- -Qlf, -.' ' ji so .P We-, , . Q, - 1' at fr-.mb 1 as ' free--M' I-Pairs it m ' . 'MS ,ITM '.. V . Win-149i-M - 'P 'Q ' M-we .:'vRnQ,:.fff-+fgi M . ,, V- , 1' 1 V me - on-Nj -44.4, . Q .yt ' nvgyba ,. . , .f , 4 . af, 1, is wg -. ,ff as 5, en, -, 1 q f I ff a f 4 . , A F- ., . , Aw , .4 1 Q, r -Q me - V t 7 , 1- -' fi. + 4.: ' . + 'f-mmggg J' so 'fr -., 1 'i 093'Q4,iiv'r5 ff- 4- .K-sg 2' rt as - fi , . vw ' ' ' 'S b -Wh-LW. , 4 '- f A' ' fx. we 4 s..-co. . . - x Miss Gloria Scott It has been a pleasurable experience serving the yearbook staff as Miss Coahornan for this academic year. x x it a ' Eff? ,f burr C 4 f , ' 'tx ,f 5, ' , M , M fp552' J , 5, f 5 , v ' 'V Sophornores fun. by-In Archie, Shirley Tchula Auguata, Betty Cleveland Black, Rosemary 'Ihtwiler 1 'thu Banks, Glenda Clarksdale 'N-sl Blake l isa C olumbus yd ff!!! i My i i n . i Auatln. Angella Frlare Point gif iff? Austin, Nathaniel Frlare Polnt 45' Banks, Freddie Roeedole Class Officers Vincent Daugherty President i Donna Smith Vice-President Cynthia Harris Secretary .lacquelyn Golden Chaplain D. Ella Harris Reporter if S-2 Bolds Bobby Brookhaven Booth Lois Rosedale Bell, Larry Mound Bayou ,hh Bourgera, Sllne Houston Texas ,uh m re , if-', if . I . .? q ,- -av' tx. 1 'IX ' 4- A., ,4 I I 1 Q4 A ', Q. 'Q .1 Ms. ,5 ,, 1. '15 L I 'q .4 - ' 7'4 f.' -',- YW 4 is 'ig fs I - I. ' .T-if TT 1, - NI, Y ' j rg' ta A ,- 'L .' f, ,,q .r v- e-:gf-ll5g':j'gd :Li ? ' A x.-.-. , , K ix, D. ' , ', AI 4 4 . Q ' L '- -1 . 4 ' 'A Q Ar f if 'V - ' X, . xx i 1 ,lk '- 'fi '. -1 u, l - H-Qflf 4 f, s ,jk . ,A ,BL 1 x fi -0 jd 1 ,r 4,- ' . ., 'ffl' X P, .- -'. ' - xl -w s.: .,., , F f,':4'?.l l ' Jg1 4 K.- Mx K li '45 1 g. R Q. n . ,avr ? K Davis, Sylvester Clarkadale E I I n W- l l 4 i -A ,Ya ' N? as Ellis, Evelyn Sumner 1 n A y . X . N i i ,A , 9'-A , .A, , , N y I f X , 1 ZJ' 'M 1 nw, ! A Evans, Lee Ethel Gunnlaon 1 1 13 'Q- J- 14: .,:1a,, W 1 3 'f 1 gf Y V A 5 1 1 if g f X' 1 1 , 1 ff! .ff K . AWK' . , 1 i f .4 , PM Dixon. Torry Clarludole Ellis, Mary Sumner .' Mm, C . Q' ' ' ,, V f' , 1 Q, sl , :xr ,' Q I 1 C if Federlck, Charles Ina Benn I Q A 1 .-,X X I ! Ector. Carolyn Tunlco l W l N E 4 Ellis, Rita Voldcn y ,, l N l n 5 lun.. aCo-,CQv.l,Cl Flonard, Cathy Alllgutor ff, Edwards, Shalla Clorkodalc 5-usd Evans. J aoquollna Ounnloon Flenold, Ellis Alllgntor l l N l Ly, +Y'ilw Foster. Patty Galbroath. Randy Gary, Patrlola Gary. Vora Morgan City Fulton 'Hllaloba Cburlubn Snphmnoros 66 J Oaetea. Geraldine Gllee, Dlaaa Goldea. Jaoqaelyn Gordon. Barry 0. flea Aka Cla:-hdale Clarhedale Lambert Gatlal. Casale Grace, Baady Graat. lelvh Oyer Oarldah Shelby if J Greer, Annette Sumner N ' v lurk, Cyathla Barrie. D. llla Barrie, Dealee Harrie, Jacqueline hlala Deeeen Carhedale Shelby Nt! L ,KH layvari Ilan! lleaga, laby darhlah Alllguer Beaderaoa. J aalee hatwller Henley. Rose Greenwood Henry, Catlhelenn Pickens Fl? A---A T xx N Holiday, N orrie Mumford. AL rx fi 1 V' l llngllne. Jerome ll Clarhedale o N Jolaneon. Cornell Frlore Point I r 1 l l an-P' Blake, Roele Clorhedole Hooke, Dolly Clorkedole a-.1 LJ Jeffereon. Llnda Joneetown hi Johnson. Gwendolyn Clorhedole V 3 4 s Hlll. Shonnle Roeedole Lyon Hlnkle, Eugene 1 Horton, Clara Hubbard. Shirley Joneetown Boteevllle all an an ,bg e1 Jefferson, Pamela Johnson. Carolyn Clorhedole Joneetown xi Johnson. Karen Jolmeon. Karen Coohomo Plohelll Sophcmoree --- 88 a oaa,J Jeiaqllada Qrlahle -R of Jdeslebhle Qrlle 'X Kelly. llahael Ianni Bayes Y . l.evle.l..ya4a Urinal -Cy. 9.3 o ' if Jolaaoa, Beale Jonestown Q Joaee, Brenda Carbide 4 . Eg' Laatoa, Allele Irion Pelnl uv- S-Z -f . 'X 5- xr... .....,.,.. . :I ,,f x e ' I .... ,ex Johaaoa, Walter Tabula Jones. Shlrley 'huwdler Lee. Arlo Clerhedale I f- .1 Q v Jones, Betty Cleveland i N E 1 Jones, Velma ls' Plchene Swv' X QQ, 2 , l il Av, W, n W 1 4, W l A ?i -. ,,,,,,,, Lee, Randy Mlnler City :Ji , x aa, xg Lolal. Clrletlle Lueaa, Gregory Luckett, Walter Stcrhevllle Colllne Canton M l 'la rkudale -M, fo 1 ,. arlin, Kenneth Matthews, Diana Cla rksdale if lvl nie e e Z n Mcflnin, Helen McCoy. Alberla Webb Beulah 4 E V n Us 'if x .,.,,. Z 1 we Miller, James Drew r 1 N w N l 4 L Sophomores 70 -sal' Miller. Mildred Webb 3075 Matthews. Thelma Benoit Y McElroy. Shannon Clarhsdale 3 V Moore. Glenn Boyle Mays, Josephine lndlanolo I i I Mc8wlne, llllda Greenwood Mr Mosby, Cassandra Greenwood Mullins. Annie Neal. Marian Nelson, Carolyn Nelson. Martha Jonestown Clarkedale Clarhedale Clifhddll 5 Nicholson. lddls Louisville Orr. Clara l.. Macon 5YY X K l Petty. J. 'l'. Onsadlk 'v. Prlss,Jehaals lhlsdlc 1 ! I I lllelsllrosorr Gnrhlals Phillips, Jalass Shaw hr' Palmer. Vlvlan Clarksdalo Pittman. Marvin Clarhsdnlc '50 wa-s M511 Peterson. Vellha Shelby Pope, Brenda Leland l, xl Richards, Charles Pulley, Wllllal llalllff. Jacqueline Slden Colle Chicago. IL X il! . Y -iff 'P- N '99 ' k..f a . sgfv.. .... J - livers. Johnny Robinson, Alice Robinson, IJ:-lphtne Heauleelle. FL Clarhsdnlo Lyon Robinson, Joyce Clarksdale 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 W ir Wk ww i Sampson, Lillian Isola 1 WW as 1 Scales, Patricia 1 1 1 1 1 Robinson, Tony Starksvllle 1 1 Samuel, Delinda Alligator 11? iv' Senglin. Jacqueline 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Q? Robinson, Sharon Cla rksdale 1 Sanders, Linda Macon 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Shaw, Jacqueline 1 'K 11 lil Rucker, Lawrence Belzoni 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 pm Sanders, Walter Clarksdale 1 1 1 X 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ,. . Singleton, Low anda 1 Minter f'a'ty Clarksdale Clarksdale Cleveland 1 X4 e.11a 1 1 1 1 . 1-ff . ' -':- 25: 11 ' 111S?yS?'i6'4p 1, x 1-1-1 , l 1 1 1 M 'W 1 1 ' ' . 1 1, 1 .-,.. 2 , i' 1 1 1'l31'1'1f3f35If'T'ef ',1. W ,1'1' 1 f 1-'- 1 1 1 111 1 I U 1 ,.,i. 1 1 1 A 1, lV1:1A 0, 1 1 1 373 1 ' ' I . 1 Smith, Anthony Smith, Darlene Smith. Donna Snerling, Elvis , I 'la rkuda le Greenville Tchula Clarksdale 1 'l 111l111u1.1re-1, ll Stun. Pom PL Stokes, Earlean Calla Sf 1 ii Btnag. Dtaae Garbalalc !l'-Q an 4 Y v if Q Bytes. Larry darbadole X e Wagner, Walter Curbside Strong, Liaette Belen Tabor, Lillian Charleston 1,5 Waller, Dorothy Shelby Stokes. Jacqueline Clorhadale Stuekey, Patrick ltta Benn LV' Ap 'br y. I . A Taylor. Alexander Flarksdale Walker. Lueviuu Rome 1 9' N. ef' ,K .5i, ' nfl Stokes, Verdeun Mound Bayou ov' IT pf , ' V- 1 Sturdivant, Effie Lyon gstf' xr Turner, Mildred Clarksdale Walker, Sandra Clarkudale 1 1 X 1 so mmf- 1' Q xi K V '12 1 P 1 Ti 1 1 1 M 1 1 . if M 1 1 1 31 I . If 1 1 1 1 A! j ' no , arf .,VA,A..,., 1 ,,,, , , A, 4. ,Q 1 Ward, Stella Washington. Brenda Waahlngton, Marllyn Walton, Jaamlla Mi nter Cl ty Jonestown Joneetown Bateevllle , 1 . 1 1 'Q 1 qu 9' X 1 Q 1 -I r 1 Chau I QM, E , 1fff Q L 1 Weathersby. 0'Shea Wealherapoon. Debra Weatherapoon. Terry Wheeler, Randy Cla rhodale Cla rhedale Cla rhedale Webb White, Alicia Farrell 1 Whitehead. Christine Sledle Williams, Mary Ann Rosedale Young, Deltra 'Putwiler Young, Mary Silver City l Willia. Carolyn Charleston 1 1 1 1 1 . .I , 1, ' - , 3 1 K. X , Q 'N ' 5 1 , , .,e1 . Q v Williams, Evelyn Willlama, Frankie Clarhodale Clarhedale 1 1 1 l 1 1 at l 1 1 1 . f - ' 1 X 1 Vw.. fi 1 zn. 1 1 1 1 if he 1 1 1 1 A A f 11 1 eeee Z .- .... , 1 Willis, L. B. Woodley. Gloria Mattson Mound Bayou lllnrlilllfw- 1-l 7 Xi, 59 I-. , -U4 1 1 .X, P? 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PN ,..f b-1 r ATN Q X Qi w 1 B 1Qfw1g:gg23JL1 C I L!! 1 qt r 1 Y ,,.1 , , ,Tl , ,i ,,,i Most Athletic Billie Spearman and Delinda Samuel Most Courteous J acquelyn Golden and Eddie Nicholson I+- I 3' SGA Representatives at Work Miss Homecoming Ida Stevenson K Qi: : 'Zi , wg, , 9. :Xie . XKQ I , Wx 52s o ,X A. X x X W5 ,.,.4..., M M-A Freshman Class Adams, Sirlestine Allen, Beverly Austin, Alvin Ayers, Herbert Ball, Linda Bell, Raleigh Berry, Jerry Blake, Laura Bridges, Jacqueline Brown, Calvin Brown, George Brown, Lula Brown, Mary Ann Brown, Mary Brown, Mattie Brown, Sadie Butler, Eddie Calhoun, Larry Campbell. Geraldin Campbell, Jerlyn C QQ. S Aw ye' je, Class Officers, L-R: Carolyn Dawson, Asst. Secretary, Deloris Micenhamer, Secretary, Tunga Dorsey, Vice-Presidentg B-R Sammie Blackmon, President. cf ze in 9? ND lt tif Xxx I 3 ,f-, 8 11 5 i an 'Y V595 Carr, Marilyn f..a , .4 Clark, Barry Coleman, Carol Collins, Sarah Conley, Donald Ceasar, Stephanie Chatman, Cassandra Chatman, Connie Clark, Pattie Cole, Diane QP' Coley, Alanitra Collins, Kathy i Collins, Cook Cooper, Carol 3' 3 57' V' - ,ii Conners, GrE5ry Cornes, Brenda Cosby, Andreena Cosey, Gene Criss, Rhonda Croom, Tina Freshmen - 82 Hu . 1 in Crumb, Sherry Dannah, Charles Davis, Joyce Dawson, Carolyn -1 fr. 'E ' I .X l' X. . L Dawson, James Diggs, James Dixon, Debra Dixon, Yolanda L Dillard, John Dodd, Calvin Dorsey, Tunga Dukes. Carolyn Edwards, Clifton Edmond, Anthonv in-. Edwards, Alice Eskridge, Charles hy F J S i gg A ' g , Ewing, Eamestine Fair, Doretha Ferguson, Shirley Fisher, Chiquita ki Foster, Lisa Funches, Anthony Garmon, Sharon , I 'Fun Q 1 - 1-an :G Gibson, Johnnie an Gordon, Jackie Gregory, Richard Freshmen - 84 Foster, Sophia A ,.. ff: 4 Kg Fowler, Altha Frost, Lisa G Funches, Alonzo Gaimore, Perry George, Marcella George, Marvin I , i . In Gibson, Reginald Gipson, Richard JW'-U 'vw - , , ., 4 eff Grant, Marilyn Gray, Daryl qlbl n Q ar.. ,,. I VQA: ,,.o, 1 ,,,' 1 ' AQ., , ,. A Girffin, Oscar Gross, Murry Hals, Curtis I' Hand, Mary Hayes, Odessa e .Ta ,fi no Hinton, Patricia al Hopkins, Sammy Hutchinson, Verna Jackson, Mary Q. - a As? 1, Q flair' ,. ox -4 . A- A 'Sis 'C .1 mg. . Harris, Alvin Harris, Ellarene Harris, Rotanza AQ . -if Nr ' f Haywood, Terry Herron, Shelia Hollion, Mark Holmes, Theresa . YT 5 Q ' v hi Houston, Micheal Hulett, Rubysteen 1 i I i 6 w if M A Jackson, Eugene Jackson, Henry 'X K - , J :A Q' Jackson, Mary Jefferson, Charles Jeffery, Rhonda Johnson, Barbara Johnson, Belinda Johnson, Hilton Johnson, Larry Johnson, Marie Johnson, Willie M. Jones, Arthur Jones, Bertha Jones, Kimberly Jones, Jimmy Jones, Quincy Jones, Rodney Jordan, Calvin J unearick, Valerie Lampkin, Lewis Landfair, Odessa Lee, Adrian Lee, Doretha Lee, Janice Freshmen - 86 w--5 A BBRWA .ffmfk 'UQN ,vw ' lef W i r xi nav! 'Kofi , X DJ' W ,:!,, f aw' . we . was Y. . Lewis, Charles Lewis, Sharon Liner, James i Love, Juanitta McDaniels, Carolyn f4'x5K'fZ I McClain, Bemice McClure, Roger 'Q I Cb McDaniels, Linda McNearly, Field Ray 1' -N-I in-' Milan, Ricky Miller, Arville N i , i . 1 N2 L Moody, Tommy Partee, Jackie Parchman, Karen Lofton, William Martin, Charles McChristor, Rosalind Melton, Sarah Miller, Kenneth Pan, Jerry Pate, Margaret Pearme, Sharon Pope, Cynthia Potlow, Douglas Potts, Terry . A AA M Sculark, Samuel l Smith, Gregory Stanley, Candice 'hal' Img. he Ray, Pamela Shorter, Matthew Robinson, Tanzee Smith, Donna Smith, Mary Smith, Pennie Starks. Georgie. Starks, Tonia 'TZ5' Staple, Kirt Stevenson, Ida Stokes, Verdean Stone, Shelia W YV ,. V .A . Freshmen - 88 -3' A W 4 ,,N ar. if Tate, A. C. Taylor, Earl Taylor. Emanuel Temple, Sheldon fr X. x Thomas, Anell x -'wg Thomas, Clay Tooms, Annette A . S '-A Upehaw, Linda 23. Q - Washington, Caluman Wathera, Charles Weeks, Vincent 1' Tooms, Mildred x N , 1 Wallace, Odessa Washington, Shirl 'nf Wigley, Mildred K' Toliver, Marilyn Towns, Nancv Washington, Alicia Watson, Debra Q ff' Williams, Homer 2 War., Q f Williams, Johnny Williams, Betty Williams, Bobby Williams, Dora Williams, Lorraine Williams, Linda .fin .,i, , Williams, Lacy Williams, Willie Wortham, Shirley Wright, Pearlie Freshmen - 90 A group of coeds take time out during the basketball game to get some refreshments. wi I 1 a ir? I Q - I 6 Q ,nf 1 Q-1 x -e N9 Q, 2 .5 'Of .ff 3,1 N4 'r QW I 351'-L 'V' WX g,. 39.1. -'32, .' 'A .fp mx , f..5 'Q fi? -33: fg ,gag f af ff 5 W1 'A' Wffffa? f' CN ed 4 13:1 1 35ff5?,?1Li' uk ' 1 H, '.w-rpfyf , 4131 Y: ,mr 39 av in Qwfk f :ff 1 fa :5n.53m:QA,fs. aw , - Social Science C1ub if gn ,Q fi? 59' - v. rf 1 LAS . . i i S S on 'i r S ' ' A , e i ' Q i c up o f ' , m , , . , ' f ' , 45 'f ,- ,, ,Ask , ' .- j,,, ,i X' x 73 , M I , I Q ,f -. .,,V , . ,. n , W ,. . . , ,,,. A ai, A K ,JY V, , S A- .,,' ' ' , , - I 4 ' ' ff ' H ' ffm V ' gt HM, -I 4, 1 K 1 ,AY ,.., mejor? af?'Mi 1 A , p, X J mi Acl ' 1 W, ai . 1' ' V' 2 'V ,fl S ' ff' ., H f or or S l - - is 5' - Q f 3. it ,. , ' ,,.. H . air f . , 1 ,f E i ' ' X X is , is p i 1 ... 1 E' ' - 1 . ff . , , z' 1 V ' . . i ' .',. - 'avr U' . 1 - ' N A . x N 1 . 'M-. ' ' N' W L 1 Ls -. . A . ' ' 5 LL ' . Q? H ' ' - A, iii?-if fi - fits ' Q - Y A lr - ' jf. '-. w-Slffi,-. I ' 4 ,131 If I. Q- , ,, fg ,A lj.. 3:.g1-jxjsr, 2 ' ,-wh' -3 ' K U W gin. A,L5..,-,JR ' 1- D . N- h 3 F' 1' TV cu V. . ., my 1 fx -Q V i s . 1,11 l , -' Organizations - 92 OFFICERS: Terry Weatherspoon Shannon McElroy Alanitra Coley Patricia Roby Connie Gordon President Vice-President Secretary Assistant Secretary Treasurer Weekly forums, under the sponsorship of the social science department provide students in the area an opportunity to become exposed to the current issues. fi 'if asf xxx., M3 nion dvisory Board 'VW 41 'il 11 I-.JI g,,,: s. OFFICERS: Donna Smith President D. Ella Harris Vice-President Cynthia Harris Secretary Shirley Archie Reporter The Union Advisory Board, under the guidance of the union director 's staff, helps plan social, recreational and educational programs for students at Coahoma and the college community. A Organizations 94 Science-Math Symposium W ui. , . - .V A OFFICERS: Marion Neal President Sylvia Henderson Vice -President Janice Griffin Secretary The Symposium is open to science and mathematics majors and other students interested in keeping abreast of the new scientific developments through current literature and activities. Pre-Alumni Club sh- 'ff 590. uma A Y' tl JU ta.. ,Hs 3s.. I OFFICERS: Shirley Archie President Cynthia Harris Secretary The Pre-Alumni Club provides an opportunity for students to participate in campus and community alumni-related projects. Baptist Student Union ff 1 fn ,ff ff W iff ef M f jf K' .gnu g 252 qi P :sw.nr:w...Sa. W sv 466: -7 'K QQ Y sz, :ff Y' his ii14X31i:!- 5 'if ws? ww swiss iss sms A fx 4. OFFICERS: i I I Eddie Nicholson President Carolyn Willis Secretary Gloria Avery Treasurer Connie Gordan, Venora Shaw and Cathelene Henry Program Chairmen Eloise Chillis SGA Representative 8: Reporter i L. G. Rucker, Director Bessie Silket, Sponsor p e The Baptist Student Union at Coahoma provides students religious counsel from ministers on campus, as well as oft The organization also assists in furthering student's Christian understanding throught various campus sponsored programs. V Organizations - 96 'E K 735 Im ef xi ,V if 4' gk, 3. sid we si E 1 Education Club X N a l 5 2 ii il 'A E , I 1 I ' ' e fl' , . t X ' w f 'Q N I 1 f 4 S I . iii-.. ' -'t -1, - I .4 D: K '21 1 . , , .I f :V 1 , M A f A- b. l A ' - Stephanie Palmer President Sponsors: Loistean D. Barron, Delores Robinson and Earl Gooden The Education Club provides students with experiences in leadership and group activities. In addition, the club concerns itself with exposing the teacher-oriented students to the various techniques of becoming a successful teacher while acquainting them with the responsibilities that confront them. P111 Beta 'Q W Sw wif fs r .M- '? I XYNSRWN XX AYNX 'S 'S-,rf ri 'n,,..'Q . -. Q' . M He. 1 f new Ne.-1 t :A W 0' 04 ,. Xxx' XXD ang' J- -. A.,,r-P, nv N- Q 4. . , .Q F . 's' 1 ff 4 .f ZQAJ' ' , ,,,,.'.4' '4- ,. e.. ' ,.- A fb . :qfk f Q 1 z 3. A-I 5 vu ,u A Q , ,Q .,. of ,Q ...wg - 5, N-xq W v1 .. it 1 A 'WRU' I -Ava, 1 - -L.mdf o ' maj' in-v' s gf ',.e .- Ms 1.,g,k NL' My . v..-x . 1 U Q. we 1- . ...ww -1 ar- ,' ,'-, lL.'i,f -Q xy Win ff Q- , ' ,. ' '-1 - ,,. '-. I - - . x f , y W .W . ,- rf -f 'S -I -im ' L-Q-?'QU'w .. T- fs-1 . ., xp. 't, -f.,+ -av-ew X ' -'4N...' ,?' r, :'- ' N .e -ni' f-,. - . -...,. .. 5, 1 4. .W , . A f - 1 e WW, '- ,if Alu' I I Tn OFFICERS: Donna Smith Denise Harris Georgia Brown Cynthia Hanis J erlyn Campbell Shirley Archie Lisa Blake Walter Johnson Juanita Stevenson President Secretary Assistant Secretary Reporter I , SGA Representative SGA Representative Pariiamentarian Chaplain Treasurer Phi Beta Lambda, an honorary organization for business majors actively seeks to help broaden the e i e students 'perspective on business careers, in addition to helping enable them to make an intelligent choice of ea reefs. Organizations - 98 , . - ..-,Q vs Q , ,M re, ,X .aa ,,.. . A if? V. .E fr 'xg 4- . X: f 'J il 1 2.2 ' .532 .4332 ,S - 1 . , 1 : ,SX 1 , K K 5 4 .1 no 1 Q., .1 . -xeya ff 1 A- , , ei . 1 ,asf - . N 2 , X Q , Q Vg 5 -fel .ff L Y ' ,s 9' x ,3 V Q ' 7:23 ' i I Cheerleaders : I 5 K . I ffixxf t iii' ' A'fK' Cl-IEERLEADER CAPTAIN: Lynda Lewis The cheerleaders coordinate and promote school spirit on CJC campus. They perform during football and basketball games and are the dominant leaders in pep rallies. Young Women Progressive Club 'UW' Www eye OFFICERS: Rhonda Jeffery President D. Ella Harris Secretary YWPC is an organization composed of young women living in the campus resident halls. The intention of the club is to generate the cultural, recreational and social interest of the general student body. The club sponsors annual events that give the young women opportunities to exhibit their talent and leadership abilities. Organizations - 100 14 4 N Dormitory Council Lk 5 OFFICERS: Connie Gordon President Patricia Scales Vice-President Cynthia Harris Secretary Dormitory Council is an active group elected or appointed by the residents in the women dormitory. The counselors are responsible for making decisions and passing the matter on to the proper authority when necessary. Gospel Choir ,, we , ,,... A . ,neg ,3 ,,,z1s 'Y .93 4, ,iff Q if 4 , ev Q ., me My fi f , V322 fe -5. M f ff Q Mr it 3 ci-.X fy We OFFICERS: Carolyn Steward President Eloise Chillis Vice-President Connie Gordon Secretary Venoria Shaw Assistant Secretary Jerome Dillon Treasurer Lewis Lampkin Assistant Treasurer e x The Gospel Choir, an interclenominational organization, was formed to give students in gospel singing an opportunity to participate in various religious programs and other on and off campus functions. Most recently the choir made an appearance on WTVA-TV in Tupelo, MS. e e r l Organizations 102 X ff' .U .,.f, We lr! 'W P- 7 agil, A me , J ,,, ,eu 3? 1 Sir' W I ' 1 :,,.,,:::,g,-f A , 4j::5::,, .efrqiw J ' il VICA 'mx vi 59 -Q- NLT '13 i 3 4 5- OFFICERS: President Stella Ward Vice-President Freddie Parker Secretary Rosalind Campbell The Vocational Industrial Club of America WICAJ, promotes high standards in trade, ethics, workmanship, scholarship, and safety: and develops the ability of students to plan together, organize and carry out worthy activities and projects. The organization is made up of vocational and technical majors. he awarding of scholarships to CJC students through the Cooperative Honors Program of the U.S. Department of Energy ' Final Examinations ' Parades - Choir's Christmas Concert - President's Tradi- tional Faculty and Staff Christmas Dinner ' Artic Air v Iced Streets, Sidewalks, and Roads 0 and more than two inches of snow helped usher in the Yuletide Season at CJ C. L 'ark'- President Martin takes time-out to personally greet each of the CJC-AHS former administrators and employees, and local businessmen and friends attending the holiday feast. Both high school and college -'Q faculty members enjoy the traditional holiday feast. qngnmwdi li The President displays one of his A gifts from the CJC-AHS faculty. -V -,....a-id L. Y- It's Christmas Time E. ma ,. A lf VI , A ,w . .Mft 1 sae., J. D352 ., f 155142555 .W QM' I Tidings of joy was brought to the Coahoma campus by Mrs. Roslee G. Douglasg director of Office of Minority Impact, U.S. Department of Energy, in earlyql December. During a special assembly program, Mrs. Douglas awarded scholar-1 ships through a Cooperative Honors Program sponsored by the Department ot? Energy to 50 of CJC students. Receiving the scholarship award is Mattie Ger-fi man, an industrial electricity major. Dr. Martin Csecond from leftl jubilantlyli waits to extend congratulations as Mr. Charles Reid prepares to announce the next recipient. I ,F X , as 11 1 I v V Mary Jones contemplated 5' where to start first. lx X. -W.. xl ' ff, I L J l - 1 ' r - ' 7' : Y ,widiaeiiwr ' ,,ff 'd li 5 t y..:,t?el2fa I li-5 1 w 1 at Coahoma in ins 1 NKSWX 1gE'EQFlf FRANK W GAMBAQELLJR RESIDENCE A ' i' ' 1 - . Q :uf-l V A group of eager students took time out for a picture in the snow before leaving the campus for the holiday season . . . ' K f . 1 1 l V X. X' . , 4 l lil X fN l N I l 1 I -1 A l W, l '-7 .-.. K X -' ...X R I G A X1 1 ,I 1 l c u' C X' ! 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With stockings all hung by the chimney with care . . . ,I . ig A A 1 N - l' ni? ,3W fQj134pf'.i, ' i f J V-E .- v 1- f. was the setting depicted by Miss CJC's entry in the N' - x I, ' 'ff' , :' M ' 7 ' TPA '---A A - Clarksdale's Christmas Parade. Sharing the float with Miss ' ' ' ' - -- , u A ' ' CJC were her Alternates andalittle friend. 'W' ' 'f ' ' -- LQ l -na, . ' fl, mv and when the snow kept quietly falling, covering the trees, shrubs and grounds, the students knew they didn't have to go home Dreaming of A White Christmas season, it was a reality at Coahoma. JR COLLEGE J, cc ll' 9'- 31 lil U IMI -'V 1 -Z3 ml The most energetic people on campus took time out to give us their million dollar pose at Christmas. X X X A X, lv ,.,. - After rendering the most superb Christmas Concert, Mr. Jones and his choir showed us they weren't modest at all!! 105 Installation Ceremonies for Officers ' f ,, , , , . il . : 9 5 . 5 ? E Q 5 l ' 7 5 , , if if V 'S 'SS' 5, if -7-2 ' i if fff 5 5 5 5 5 if ifijxifl nsiffiilifififgifnfeif 5 'U 1,112 5 JE, X' fi f! A ' '- tix. Qi 5 if ii iiigs' Yffff, 5 . 5 - ,5! 1: gf jf- 5 I ?-if' -ff-fiffi ff-g -swf, if f sjif 2 mfxiwi 3 : if K 1. I - H' i ,-- 4' J f, V' I .'?'.: ' I s' f ' .f if, ,QA ffsg, . ffgjxg , ' 5 x .- 1- aj -,g sg f , ,5 - t- - 4 :if Q 5 , it -2.12 5 gl - 5 X'-, '. ix ', , . y I iam, if 4 ' A sq, V X I J X i A fi 5' 152 Q f .Q . ' 3 2 g ii Z . f V 2 n .if 'ew 112' ui M .if L' 'anvil' QQ X w Mr. Johnny Lewis, the installing official inductes Donna Smith into office as the newly elected President. By lighting your candle do you accept the position? Yes! : Q 1 S 5 - Q I uw: t V .. ua i f , A , . 3, an-Mis e -Mfg' 5, we vi' i wiv e we 5 I T . I f XI Theta Chapter of Phi Beta Lambda This aff h ghl ghted 'th an ad- dress by State R p tat' R b rt G. Clark. ' I . P A 5 ' x Cl k 'l X '-M - '-1-' R t t S W-'a ko '11 XX legggiiip d d n -J .fvf W 'f- J 1. ' 1 5 ,e ef: - -- . w, . vw-QQ 1 c 4 , A , f 1 E 5, AL -0... v I 1 vw 1 fi .mann -M-.0 an ' fi Dv zglf ff ,. 5 .,.A:, f , , ' 6 ' ' I ,f 1 f , - 4 ., i Representative Clark captivates the audience. vn- 4 , , 1 4. Q f up 'Wiz ij 'fa ' Qee i '- , W i M 1 ,e,. , f, His address merited a standing ovation! lv, i -IF: 1 5, fi 55 K . 5 5 fx , 1 fa E Q if Y.. 41.,f' Q5 .-. 1 ,M-. 3 ii. s 2, 3 35 E Y 3 ,- 1, 1. ina ' fu, .ww '11 ,Aw ,J-. A ?',5J3,nf,LAl1W,?gM Wiz, ring fifvwvf 'gt P 24 f -ffm ff f'. v wwfwx- wc U 1 , M, 'fam X1 'X ' wW'1w'fS .,ww'f f :G -PM ' VA' fm ,L MW 0.4 , ,,.s my mf ,wif .1 m -rf- ,-2'-5, A Q ,fs 1-fififlf'15:11-if1'v 1-W 41 'fwiffag' I 2 . A' 5gd!,,1 gi ha UD D5 ll yr., 'li me il ii As in past years, school begms wlth reglstratlon Students slgnmg up for . mm-. 2 Milla! If l ill!-I 'Midi H' Academic excellence is acquired sometimes through many long hectic hours in the library. CJ C students use the library to study, read and do research fl buf CJC students sharing knowledge. I n a radiant flame, CJC's Torch burns brightly in academics and vocational-technical pro- grams as it moves rapidly toward high technology. Students attending Coahoma have an excellent op- portunity to fulfill their inner urge to move for- ward - seeking to be the best, and striving for ex- cellence - as the glow from The Torch of Ex- cellence is made visible with understanding and purpose. ' CJC also boasts of programs that provide computer-assisted instruction for students as a part of the regular curriculum and as a community service. Academics - 112 CJC Torch leads to academic excellence through effective student and teacher participation in the learning process. Students strive to gain knowledge and to understand more about themselves - their strengths and weaknesses - through the Basic Skills Center. ,,., Y an X, M, wh we W, -I vm., , H 'bam' 2. 'l w e 'I Q. bl I , I la I H ' f . 4 -3.1 - . 1 , 'Q 3 1- - 'i A 1 x i ' if Q' . - N N ., I , fic. 5 :V 1. 1 - .- I I Y . 1 I- 'T '1 l I: CJC has an excellent program m Vocational Techmcal Educatlon The college of fers a variety of training and academic programs through the Vo-Tech and Busmess and Commerce Divisions The divisions are umque 1n that they provlde trammg in ful employment, as members of a retail sales team abound at Coahoma J umor Col lege Students are shown above developlng skills in operatmg the cash register The followmg pages in tlus sectlon wlll show The Torch bemg passed to varlous olnsses m pursuit of excellence m areas of Vocat1onal!Techno1ogy and Agri busmess more than 50 diversified areas. Opportunities to prepare students for immediate gain- fe xy we 4 v ff: ns 6 hwy, S- in Academics - 114 Q. Qi 1 B arb e ring Students cram for theory exam. A ' ,ai 7 X Cosmetology Opportunities for students to become licens- ed beauticians, beauty consultants and profes- sionals are available at CJC. Shown on this page are eager and enthusiastic students, both men and women, developing profi- ciency in various phases of hairstyling. l 'il il , , l I ,. I l ,l is W' .V 1 E l l l ., 195: ' E i 115 Academics Pre-Nursing Students are shown receiving valuable training in microbiology lab. - 116 5' is 'Rt 4 F9 Data Processing and Computer Science Coahoma Junior College affords students an opportunity to pursue careers in either Data Processing or Computer Science. Pictured are students developing their skills in keyboarding, word processing and Basic computer languages to solve assigned problems. 1 :cn inns-at J' - , iv x I mf 117 Industnal Sewmg Machme Repau' ' 3 W lim' ,gf ,,,..w EES' '-+1 ni 3 Academlcs 118 Practlcal experlence ln commerclal sewlng machme repalr IS glven students enrolled ln the class 0 0 0 q 5. , F' fx., .lf f ' W , ,elwww , g . 'fx ' Y' 2 4 f W 4 . E QQ F e V qi if S if S K . yr 1 ' me-sa ff u 5 I ' - g, f . 4 X . i if ' x A I 1. ' F E . ' xxx ' , . x Q I 1 u a is A W n l ,K H Nw If V x 'Q f .hz ' i , X , , M r ,ptwlxg gh , V A 5.1 fig' in a Ri ' Qs.. S .. Q ' 9 ' , N9 ' - , A 1, x M Q .w Ma . . Farm Management il ii ' ' N +I f Students listen intently to a guest lecturer giving pointers on operating, servicing and repairing heavy duty farm equipment. 'f Wwexrl, EI Wi . 5 . X H I l IQ i l f X F i 2 f ' 1 ii - s.s..,aY--w- x gif .. Y SM' ' I if 'f Industrial Wiring Students obtain hands-on experience in wiring and rewir- ing motors, plants and factories, reading meters, and repair- ing electrical appliances. Female as well as male students are enrolled in the class. Academics - 120 LL . 4 if H N , I z , 5 1. if 'if Ss E S 9. 37 fl - Q F 521,13 t 1 1 r XI E f z .N MQm X J: X -l 9 ig' Jhfi I , be- I I FTQ X 5 . 1'--' '41- ,ff ' 1 I X :won .B - ii U!! . K and ii? E' J' Aff- Students receive practical experience in basic and advanced circuitry. They also gain experience in television and radio repair. Electronics .,i. ,. 2 4 Practical train- ing on how to use the lathe is provided. Academics - 122 W was 5 if ss QPWZ, ll, N3 Sa ,J '-Ida' x in 1mss,,s4sQQZ' 9 ac hine :3.',, Students utilizing C and C A computers in machine shop. ,T d o Slfie N Xx x o XX af X f 3 w X , , wif , Ni 1 X 5 5 5 W .2- I S s 3 X -fi . X aa,, lb X in M G' W M'Wfw-1. K I I1 -QL 1 n 1 a l w l i If I. 1, I V ,.,f- ' M-M...w 4 ps, 3 X W Y '-'-'-'K 1 6 'F mulls u 15 Chevron, USA, Inc., of Pascagoula, Miss., donates to Coahoma's Division of Vocational-Technical Education, a gas operated portable welding machine. Pictured with the new piece of equipment are il-rl Robert Burley and Donnie Carpenter, CJC Welding Instructors, Jim Epting, Chevron's Public Affairs Manager, Bobby Henderson, State Supervisor, Trade-Industrial, Education, CJC President Dr. McKinley C. Martin, Dr. Richard Maxwell, Dean of Vo- Tech Division, CJ C Vice President, Charles Reid, and S. H. Leech, Chevron's Public Affairs Area Manager. A brand new look for CJC Prlde Tiger Band V 2 4 , 1 - ng., Facilities for Comfort audi i I I I , ' j-Im ini-gi 2 l. 1 i I .1 r 1 i ,i ii T r, N il L Continue to Grow if Q L .ainlk 'Lv '11 . 1 'X' - i l 'wr 1 r ' ' ' 'rw - ll .li .NL A A L lac ' 6' -f A-ef 'L ,T .--- -' f-npr. , W. ,A N . .. - ry- d il y A . sf . . p V f li 5 K 1 v I il A ' il 4. it N i'ii i 'A 1 xl l. Q 1 Ki 1 Q23 -- . .QM y ' Q A v . 1 . . I 1 N i .' f ' . .. I w - . , g x f f V51 1 r ' :.' 5, Q- f 'H X... '. 't f . , R... ak I nil. , Ng -spur N. Q lv M, , . X f -' . S..-. -. ' Q - 'fn X.-f' , . s 4 ' s - -X Q-f-- -is.. - -f-ff 51 J Q. za. -'P' li , ,S . ' ' 'QQ' ' r , il its x A . ,Q pxxd ,N q in L gf W ' J X' ad 1 I, 6 A .-f a k . ' Q N L-.Q ,L L51 -gp, ,A , . V . . 4 N I i lf, '.- .-'S 'ies Ntwrwya :r Hgh -N ix.. '--3-2, ,pgu.Yx, .X XA.-,Q ,fb V 1 D 54 N .rf 2 . 4 K. if - w,,,.- , f H ik! I uw., .cr 1 ,, , - . ,, -a, -.., , 4+ . v 3-, N' aQ,r::i-HF. if . -nffi -ritnsvrfe-suixiilmf 3' . nstruction on campus during 1983-84 was evident as two dormitories were erected, and additional drainage installed. Presently, work has begun on an annex to the B. F. McLaurin Vocational-Technical Center. To further enhance the college's eye-appeal, a beautification project was initiated first by landscaping the campus, planting shrubs and trees, and erecting an arch. On the opposite page, CJC President McKinley Martin shows Mr. Wayne Orr, City Clerk, the construction plans. 1 Q sr X5 Yr -9911 13' 4 5.4! 11' 'Q fi 3 , i K . 1 1 f I f M Q If 4:-J. Kr-4 . ,,, 5 - - 1 6 I ,C , v g A , , , Q ,ly ,,,, NE. 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Reynolds Anthony Edward Craig Carter Grover Tate Trent Starks Donald Montgomery Joseph Lee Derwin Quarles Henry Byers Calvin Whitney Tyrone Smith James Odgen Roosevelt Washington Robert Jones Robert Shoulders James Dawson Clay Thomas Greg Lucas Michael Kelly Christopher Jackson Terry Potts Johnny Rivers Johnny Gibson Donald Dedeaux Randy Lee Richard Gregory J. T. Petty Wendell Powell McArthur Beard Don E. Walker Eric Watkins Charles Tobias, Jr. Stacy Lucas Larry McDaniels Eddie Mabry Michael Smith Sylvester Joiner Pos. WR WR DB QB QB DB DBIP DT PJFGJXP DB WR DB RB RB RB WR LB DB DB DT OL DE DL DE OT OG OT OT OL DL DL OG DL WR WR WR DE TEXW R TE LBfNGfDT LB DE QB FB TB Class Fresh. Soph. Fresh. Fresh. Soph. Fresh. Fresh. Soph. Fresh. Fresh. Soph. Soph. Fresh. Soph. Fresh. Fresh. Fresh. Fresh. Fresh. Soph. Soph. Soph. Soph. Fresh. Soph. Soph. Soph. Fresh. Fresh. Soph. Soph. Soph. Soph. Fresh. Soph. Fresh. Soph. Soph. Fresh. Fresh. Soph. Soph. Fresh. Fresh. Fresh. Sports - 132 Tigers in Action bf fd 9 Q 5? 5? we 3, ' if wi ,wwe Z ff 1, Qi ' v ,Z t Top: Richard Brown sets up for a pass. Bottom: Grover Tate breaks through the defense. l on Homecoming Day ' F Z . Top De R d Punts the ball away. Bottom: Stacy Lucas waits for the u e 1 V l ix o , 1 -f , X ' a Q i ff' ' 1 W if W' fu ff H 1... 5? I fzfivjj ig Sports - 134 AAMQZXQZ Top: R. Washington and D. Reed wait to make the tackle Bottom: Grover Tate makes a hard crashing tackle I., -.,. ,W . S5 X 0 f f 1 , 1 I ffyf 3 ff' Z r A' , 7 .mln X - Oscar Love Shoots for Two X T Billy Sperman Goes for Two uv N M, HP, wlllwi i I Norris Holiday Slams Two X X X r X N s Tigers Crashing the Board X I n Douglas Potlow on the 66Jam77 I s K? I1 ISO k Ande ric ay De Holid is Norr fis 55 r-1 C5 cn .2 r-4 CU -C1 U .W 0. Y 8i?A?'1 A 5 'X ni VX . s ' 'YQ vfv' Q Q I :id '1 an 4473 I 7 ,079 5 1 my ,f A .ur f 9 ,l , ggnnnuuwf 5 ? ? Q 2 VV . nl., T, 1 mn In , ' Q 1' 5 A 1. 4 ' 6 2 . E ' U Q My .W ff. my Maw 'Q' 'P 'Vi 6 uv, YYY Larry Keys Calvh Bennett Duick Anderson Oscar Love William Pulley Tmmy Shegog Kenny Hnnis Noni Holiday VimmtBdark 6'1' 64: 5'8' 5'10' 5f'6' 6'2 5'3 6'3' 6'5 6'4 6'1' 6'2 6'7 6'8' Ella Stampley Lady Tigers Head Coach Carolyn Duke makes lay up an III Thur Reba a Johnson all TW I9 Moo Loyola J Ft HZ19 Zena McKe CD CJ I-4 Er CU -4 O v-4 F-1 4-v CU Q-4 s-. GJ +2 cn O he O9 'Fi 4-v 4-v CU D-e xW W, 7, in 1, 1 Q X M. if x ,,,. z s,- w f ,Mar-V wwf' A146 ' x K A 47' ww X .1 .1 1 iff 'TH WWW! wwf, muff? a- 1 X S 9 Sports - 146 The Coahoman Staff Player of the Year Delinda Samuel Delinda earned the title C0ahoman Staff Player of the Year because of her outstanding performance during the 1983-84 Lady Tiger basketball season. She averaged 33.4 Ppg, 24 Reb., 78.3929 FT, and 68.771 FG. 4 'N f l K5 -uf' fp mx if 45 f , '57,--12 5,. .2s,f1g 54' K , ' f . hx . 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N gm In the college's endeavor to expand the learning pro- cess of its students, outstanding speakers on religious, cultural and educational topics are invited to the cam- pus to share their related experience and knowledge. Mr. Audrey Ball, Assistant Superintendent of Coahoma County Schools, receives congratulations from Dr. Martin following his ad- dress to the CJC family and friends during Black History Week celebration. ., 0 , K M I 'H , an if :lk I., ,N , . r , . at ,Q f I A..- iv, , 1-V fir. 1' g I I , fry. ' rw ,V .L? jjlfa Q, ',,g1 ,4 .M . A L. : 1 ., ,J , ' 1 .W 1 4L i I ff rr I 9 ' fu if - 3' , Q I f f . 1. Q' A ye .. - 'Jr 'airy Q. '1 Zz A1 A , .' - ff' ' Ig ' , , , g L f 'L , V. a f , ,gy -. 4' 2 ! .4 . 1 L Q ,...' 1 X I . E 445, ...JA A 1 Alumnus Johnny Lewis, a member of the CJ CXAHS Board of Trustees, was photographed while giving remarks during the college's 1983 Commencement. V I Q3 gig 'Y 1 x l X 1 A pl A4 'R Dr. Joffre T. Whisenton, Associate Commissioner for the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, was featured speaker for the CJCXAHS Faculty Planning Conference and Workshop. The two educators, Dr. Martin and Dr. Whisenton, express mutual congratulations in echo of each other s ideas on academic excellence. AWARQE Q C -- ..u--- iffaei-,ti Q L Mrs. Wilma Falls, Project Director of the Women's Bureau for the Tennessee- Tombigbee Pac, addressed CJC's Individual Development and Entrepreneurial Ac- tivities LIDEAI women at an Awards Banquet given in honor of the women's success in completing the program requirements. ,HNX Mr. Charles Bannerman, Executive Director of MACEfDelta Foundation, was one of CJC's Black History Week celebration speakers. VW Dr. R. W. Harrison, fthird from leftl a member and also former President of the Board of Trustees of Institutions of Higher Learning, poses with Cfrom leftb Mr Mike Sturdivant, a friend of the college, CJC's President, McKinley C. 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X.X...X,, 1 X XX .X .X . ,wg 5:..X..XX!. .,. .,..5.,,..,,.-.MXf XX2.X-2.X,:X.X. 5, .XX,:.-.'.X,.X'XX.,.'X.XsXX:'X.,XX'.X - X X X X. . .. av. 1 u..,y..,.,Q gk, , x 'W ' A ,A .f -- , W 'X , If k j, 'I ' , x -A- V '-.R if :Y A X: X ' Xe.. 6 Q 9 3, ' H . CJC Student Leaders Greet U.S. Senator N L J , 5 Student Government Association President Vincent Daugherty welcomes U.S. Senator Thad Cochran to CJ C While SGA Vice President Samuel Blackman looks on. Daugherty has been chosen to work this summer as an intern on Senator Cochran's staff in Washington, D.C. Entertainers Come to Coahoma Little Milton Brings . . . C OM URD Tell us Little Milton What Goes on Behind Closed Doors. . . the Blues to Coahoma '35 .--- f 'qc-l ' Little Milton dazzles the audience with his latest hit Age Ain't Nothing But a Number. 155 The Taker Band from Orlando, Florida in concert N -1 Arthur Strong and his Pearls Gospel Singers were one of CJ C's special gospel attractions during the 1983-84 school year. -5' . 52013, mf -'Km T wx' v V 1 'W w. Closmg 158 CJC Torch of Excellence sparkled a new hope xnto many hioxnes when host Davxd Beckley lleftl of Campus Report mtervxewed CJC officials on Tupelo s WTVA TV Channel 9 E! J If 17352 Mi! - :L ill il! Ol! ...H - 1 LW?-253531 The Closing Section of the 1984 Coahoman is devoted to many and varied activities of CJ C students, facut- ly, alumni and friends. High School students visiting the campus are also pictured. X KI .I r 'f-f- 1 J K'.L?. Cldsing 1 N.-.., N ,wmv if 2 .x - .., 5 I-xxlvi' ,it-f ' ,1 - '-67' s .' 'S ' xx x : - T'fN JA' :P-'. f-China' ,I - I -am 'J-1'? 3.. 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' E . , Q4 1 ' '- f' - 'UQ ..' G. 1 'I ' . f :ling f-ii Donnie Smith Assistant Editor 51, ...Q - fi xi: A' vb' 4 -..I .' 155 ht- Paul Taylor Gloria Scott Associate Editor Staff' Assistant Organizations Editor Sports Editor Mr. Albert Williams aff' Staff Assistant Mr. Timothy Burrel Photographer ., ,, mn' 'VJ 5 1. 52.1 N 'n V ' . i fx tw nf X5 'I 'K .1 - A Closing q 3 1-ai fl if Mai 5 1 ' ff l 441' 14' The Coahoma Tribune - 170 ,-.,:4,:'.f A 4, fv:-W . ff E Sv V' ' - , 1 e 1,0 Closing aww Editor's Message There is light at the end of the tunnel - we have completed the 1984 Coahoman, and the Torch of Excellence has emerged. This year's edition of the Coahoman is somewhat unique, in that it is the first Flip Flop book produced at Coahoma Junior College. It is our hope that you will enjoy this edition. We have at- tempted to capture in pictures and words some of the events that may have made the year special for the CJ C family, alumni, and friends. As I reflect on my sophomore year as editor of the Coahoman, I take time out to give recogni- tion to some very special individuals. The professional photography of Mr. Timothy Burrel, the magnificent artwork of Mr. Henry Dorsey, and the kindnesses of Mr. Albert Williams and Mr. Jerry Salley aided in making this publication a reality. A very big THANKS to the hard-working staff members who have been enthusiastic and most of all, fun. My sincere thanks also go to our president, Dr. McKinley C. Martin, for his understanding and moral support - a much needed asset in the production of this yearbook. A very special thanks to our advisor, Miss Hattie Jenkins, who demands perfection from her staff, for her guidance and leadership in producing the 1984 Coahoman. As I bid you farewell, I wish that the years to come at CJC are as meaningful to you as they were to me. I will never forget the good times. To my capable successors on the Coahoman staff, I extend my best wishes and encourage you to uphold the outstanding reputation of the COAHOMAN. I hope you enjoy perusing the Coahoman as much as I enjoyed editing it. LQWLQQJ Ummm! WMM! Closing The Torch of Excellence The Coahoman staff, through its theme - The Torch of Excellence - has presented in evidence, highlights of the 1983-84 school year that include a progressive ad- ministration, whose leadership and guidance have thrusted Coahoma into a technological era and an auspicious building programg and a faculty and support staff who helped fuel the Torch with intellect and expertise. The Coahoman also capsuled an enthusiastic student body whose accomplishments have led to awards, honors and recognition. Also featured in this edition was a dedicated and suppor- tive alumni. Their sense of responsibility and accountabili- ty have made them responsive and loyal to their Alma Mater. 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