Coahoma Community College - Coahoman Yearbook (Clarksdale, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 266 of the 1988 volume:

My -,MLC - Opening 256 Campus Life 255 Administration-Faculty-Staff 249 Classes 244 Features 223 Clubs and Organizations 210 Who's Who 200 Sports 196 Editors-Staff 183 Special Addition 177 ff X K 'Q if Q QJEY A 'Qfif 'f.'.lQQ L Ae 776757 Coahoma junior College Route 1, Box 616 Clarksdale, Mississippi IW A ef ,.mM.v.:mkxM,, W5 X53 Y ff 7-' X K ' A ..1...-i.4.........M.. M-.ee .Je ws. - ' 38614 1 For the record . . . This is Coahoma junior College. BENEATH THE SPACIOUS SKIES IN THE NORTHERN AREA OF THE Mississippi Delta lies a citadel of learning - Coahon' junior College. Historically, alumni perceive Coahoma as an 'oasis of education - academic, vocational, and technical pursuits - wit accessibility to a myriad of cultural and social exposure. In 1949, through an act of the state legislature, Coahomajunior College was established on the campus with the high school, an became one institution. The institution is governed by a single Board of Trustees. The president of the junior College is also tt Superintendent of the high school. This act by the legislature established a Special School District separating it from the count unit. There has been a continuous, rapid growth in the college from an enrollment of twenty-one t2lj to approximately tu thousand, . . . from a faculty of fourteen 1141 to approximately one hundred Q100jg . . . from frame buildings to modern structurt and facilities from the predominate teacher-education curriculum to a multi-curriculum offerings and terminal vocation. programs, pre-professional and technical programs. The institution has utilized many federal programs to help meet the needs of our students and the school community. People are the college, the commitment, excitement, and involvement that make Coahoma junior College - Coahoma junit College. 'rl- itlng 'Qq PI Q-Q 47' Rv Q. h is . H... g A ' lg 2945 x ., w., I ifi.2l'-.W J J S AJ4. I 'lfyl-Q -' - Q, mf.-r 1. 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' 'vlgrff 1' ' 'm, v Q '-r 1 V' X 9 ' 'M 4 4 -fa? , t Us 4' . 5 A LQ Q -..vt-1, -i Y -1' ,L 7' If .ET - 'sa my y-1 , , '- 4 'N if . im X 'if' fa' ,4--N ar L 9 , X rf X 1371-'- X1,. T' A v Ziff' af , 0: U0 6 0 o Q ggi, 09 ew- 4. '. Aim' -z w . , u, . 1 Wentz? H ..-1f,. .. air: , ,A 7 ,. . x 335:11 . A- - if-1:4 ' A ' .,., ,IH A .' i L -1 ,l 1 s , Our Board . . . Marvin Sigmon, President tCoahoma County! Agribusiness Herbert Hargett, Vice President tSunflower County! A Secondary School Administrator tDistrict Superintendent! Sherard R. Shaw, Secretary tCoahoma County! Secondary School Administrator tDistrict Superintendent! William R. Bradley, l.egal Advisor Attorney-at-I.aw Ms. Rena Butler tCoahoma County! Teacher Taylor A. Flowers tCoahoma County! Agribusiness Bennie Gooden tCoahoma County! Realtor Robert Mason tBolivar County! Secondary School Administrator tllistrict Superintendent! Daniel T. Patrick Agriculturist tQuitman County! jimmy Wilson Realtorflnsurance Agent tCo.1homa County! S. A. Wright Secondary School Administrator tllislrirt Superintendent! Quitman County Leroy Matthews ty if I gg! 1 'Vis 'ix ' . , , 1' at h 1 f .L A N x Ji -Q 1 Y . glfiiimf., .,. f ii ' f Q ' 1 . 19 3 If , x 3 4 .Q ' . x I . ! n L' , L L 11 1, , ' if 1' 'y VJI 3 N, . W M 'L 'Nvf v f 4 .t:.gQ.:f-+ .. .' ffi , . 'wc 513-4 ,Alf tl i NY x K--K4 i r 'A The President speaks . . . For the record . . . Coahoma County was among the first of the counties in Mississippi to provide agricultural high schools for Negroes. In 1924, County Superintendent P. F. Williams proposed the organization of a school system which would include a number of elementary and junior high schools and one central agricultural high school. Upon adoption of the proposal by the Board of Supervisors in that year, Coahoma County Agricultural High School was established. Mr. M. L. Strange served as the first superintendent of Coahoma County Agricultural High School during the 1924-25 term. In the years which followed, four other men have headed the institution: Mr. I. H. Moseley, four years, Mr. 1. W. Addison and Mr. I. B. Wright, eight years each, and Mr. B. F. McLaurin, 21 years. The efforts to establish a junior college to serve basically a non-white clientele were enhanced by the all - around support of Mr. L. L. Bryson, who was superintendent of Coahoma County Schools during the formative years of the junior college. Mr. B. F. McLaurin headed the Coahoma County Agricultural High School from the 1945 until 1948. When the junior college program was added in 1949, he served as president of the newly founded junior college and as the superintendent of the high school until 1966. After the junior college was added, the name of the institution was changed to Coahoma junior College and Agricultural High School. The first three years of the college program were conducted by one full-time director-teacher, Mrs. Zee A. Barron, and a sufficient number of part-time teachers from the high school division. Three years later, a full-time Dean, Miss M. G. Whiteside, and the second full-time teacher, Mr. Frank Gambrell were employed. Mr. I. E. Miller headed the institution from 1966 to 1979, and Miss Whiteside served as Dean until 1973. Presently, Coahoma Junior College and Agricultural High School is under the leadership of President Dr. M. C. Martin, who deans it an honor to have the opportunity to follow the foot steps of such capable leaders as Mr. Moseby, Mr. Addison, Mr. Wright, Mr. McLaurin, Mr. Miller, Mrs. Barron, and Dean Whiteside. Aiding Dr. Martin in his leadership are three vice presidents - Dr. Vivian Presley, Mr. Charles Reid, and Mr. George Moore. Several deans head different departments. During its first year of operation Coahoma junior College was supported entirely by county funds. The next year Coahoma junior College became the first educational institution for Negroes to be included in the Mississippi System of Public junior Colleges, and Legislature for the support of public junior colleges. Counties other than Coahoma that now support the college are Bolivar, Quitman, and Sunflower. Since 1965, the institution has been open to all students without regard to race, color, or national origin. Past achievements will always be a part of us, however, we must look beyond our present to the future. The 20th century has been one of marvelous and awesome accomplishment. However wondrous the achievements thus far, our challenge is to look to the future and the possibilities it may hold - not only for the balance of this century but also for the 21st century that is just a short distance down the road. Moving into the 21st century makes a catchy phrase. But will you be prepared for this new age? Catchy phrases mean little without dynamic, progressive action to back them up. The first airplane, in the early days of this century. Education can pave the way for you to take your place in the world of tomorrow and to be a part of the progress that is coming faster and faster. Whether our students go on to further university work, or whether they choose to take advantage of our many career training opportunities, their time at CIC, if spent wisely, can serve as a gateway to new knowledge and broader horizons. Those who only sit and wait for the future may find, to their sorrow, that it has passed them by. Those who take the initiative and prepare themselves to go out and greet the future will be better positioned to meet its challenges and to take advantage of its opportunities. The record shows that Coahoma junior College and Agricultural High School students excel in all components of the school's program and in all walks of life -- athletics, science, law, medicine, education, military, etc. This years Annual amplifies the record as we make it. Our Annual staff and sponsor are to be commended for setting the record straight. McKinley C. Martin JJJJ The Martin s the first family of Coahoma junior College was established in 1962 with the union of Dr McKinley C Martin Sr. and Mrs Willie B. Burns Martin. From the union came three lovely children - McKinley Ir. Myron Craig and Marcia Corteze. McKinley Ir an honor graduate of Coahoma Agricultural High and Coahoma Junior College is currently a third-year law student at the Texas Southern University Thurgood Marshall Law School Myron also an honor graduate of Coahoma Agricultural High is presently enrolled at Coahoma as a freshman T - - . Mrs. Martin is a teacher at Friars Point Elementary School in Friars Point Mississippi' - Dr. Martin the head of the family as well as this institution took office 1n january of 1980 fe 1 qi limi: Marcia, the youngest and only girl, attends Higgins Ir. High in Clarksdale. f. -'Al 5, 3 r 1 K 1 K - r 1 ,!l, all I J n 2 A ' . .' s I The President and Family Dr. Martin, Marcia, Myron, Mrs. Burns lgrandmotherl t Mrs. Martin ,ew AW I x 1 ' f I, au. gs' S ' ii 5 iii r e'7 'A s ' 1 -W9 51 ,,,- .. .L ,'A ' - .,-. , ' X X l It it 3 V- . 1 . 3- e 0 1 T' X .- ' ' I - ' . 1 - , ' 40- , - ' , . to A ' I N v 44W 7 4,:...- I - I ,hp . ...- ,X .-La. ffrl- x , W, - we - W X , ,... ., ,W t JS .X Y mx lax.. . ' 5 . ' Charles Reid Vice President for Instruction and Community Service Programs , I lf .I , ,f W 'iv I fu! 1.5 r- ,. S 1 J ' - , Dr. Vivian Presley Vice President for Institutional Advancement ! , I '4 'f 'Z' -4 E x t 'J-If in if' 1 nxx I I i i i it 'P B Q , ,.A. i i il 'Z -.::., , . X 4. ..,. .. ui: igsv-gm, ,. Q1 ef' x.. - - .QW Q- N.,,,,.,fi-,A , - George Moore Vice President for Administration and Operations , -AvM,,. A pw-ay.,--faq.. ,.... V1 .............-..,......, .,., , Wh f 1 it .fr, X f 4 Iessie Mildred James D1fECtOI of Fiscal Affairs NZ Ailes QQ' .1 H Q ' ' 4 - , i355 I, Y K ESR , .. 'I A' ,K as-r ' .eel DDU! i i XX I xx Q' 3 , -f n K, ...,.,.. ,fv-f f.,- ,,- ,- ,, ,-,..,. ,.- ..- ,.- ,.--'-,- ,,.. ',- ,.-,-. ,f-nf. ,,.. ,., ,,.. ,., Earl L. Gooden Dean of General Studies xjxxy X x ,if X LL Patricia B. Brown Dean of Business and Commerce 3 l I .Y .a..,.. I K I 4 '+ fr -hwunnn--4: , . X Vx A X' 4 -' -5' , Ls ,Iv M ,L .it .ff B f 4, r A I -Q' Til-1 J Y- N 't t I gait.: Rita S. Hanfor Dean of Admissions and Records K 1 d -f' 1 if Mirian Green Dean of Library and Instructional Resources 5 fs! ffl o 5 ' A , , flif V F V-1 b pf' , nm' , . . ,: '.. H ': 5 ' .-L.,-,f A -, , .. sewn' M- -My . 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Glenda Duncan Public Relations 4 f, 53:5 - 'UN ,M-Y. .1 gun Sk -i I3 d x 'X g S f -,,-r FI S Roosevelt Ramsey Upward Bound Director Earl Bafrgn Union Director S 2 'Q' -E 2 'i .r?1r' .AE XY! x -If ' fi rv 'H- , , I' -x I a 't Y' 1 . x ' .Zz i 3 . 42 j 3, 4 '- in X36 .4 Z5 , lfub .flgu .,,1 , X . - , Bob Holloway Head Football Coach 55 aa o I ,., . .,,, tx ., V Q 1 , Shelton Woodley Director of Safety e flaw 1? 1 .A N, , S. jean Brandon Coahoma Tribune ' ,.z'. if' Rosie Stokes Nurse ,,..a-i , Av- + M ,',4 7 T. if L . .K l I K . I 5 .i W J Q Henry Dorsey Art I 1 A xa -K .. u 1 f,X . Ldhar Bland Compute r Cv. nts r Dm. ctor ax, -.f ..., .7. Y.. if -- - -,A f 'N Nf' , A -. 0 A A 'W 0 ,H g 1- Q ' 'c c 1 1 1 '1 'uw ig 1:1 . ww, ' f.1:1,56'K'X 'Q N Q Mfg, W,-,Z .. 3 W A M4 1' if 2 '4:v Charles White ITPA Supervisor -f . f .ff- ' vw 4 , -wQ:? :W'f '-' I-1-42. 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Booker Union Director Reading Security Barbering Science -Q-1 M. Booker I. Brandon I. Brown B. Burton I. Carver Accountant Coahoma Tribune Cashier Computer Technology Dorm Counselor c 'J eb is l.. C, Clark M. Clark R. Cobum A. Collins I. Conner Mechanics Cafeteria Manager Physical Education Switch Board Maintenance N Crowder l. Davis H. Dorsey I. S. Edwards M. Edwards Cosnwtology Building and Grounds Art ITPA Clerk Cashier J. 915 I Iliif. lx inilmuri- ll ilipsoii I Clmv V.Cr1ffin lim-L L '---3---v I I I' X Iloini L uiiiisi-lm Dorm L oiinwlm Sludvnl . XH.ilrs English fififvm A. Hale L. Harrison D. Hemphill L. Hicks Continuing Ed Buildings Grounds Cafeteria Cafeteria R. Hood R. jefferson T. johnson B. jones Nursing Instructor Mechanics Social Science Transportation G. Lewis C. Maiden I. Maxwell C. Metcalf English Financial Aid Drafting ITPA M. Payne A D. Pittman M. Pointer H. Ramsey Housing Director job Development Computer Center Sec. Vocational Ed. 'W Q Kffki '. Z 5 X N we 1 W. Reed R. Reynolds D. Robinson B. Sculark Oral Communication Vocational Ed. Single Parents Personnel Officer dxf I E. Stampley D. Stamps A. Strong N. Stubbs Girls' Basketball Coach English Business Off' ' ' ice Special Services fo- .sv ,'5 'Studi hd' L W- WQShiI1gf0I'l Z. Washington M. Weston M. Williams Vocational Ed. General Studies Sec. Counselor HCOP 1 G. Holly Nurse A. Kemp Maintenance V' A A , . Q P ... ' 1:2 J???fff . ' ' j A it 5' 3 .1 .I Y ir .,. 0 g ... ,li 'Iv' . A 1. . M. Morris Mechanics B. Ray HCOP Sec. M. Sims Cafeteria B. Tyler Vocational Ed. S. Word Buildings-Grounds Faculty Talent Snow President Martin! Twisting? S W i n 8 Y 0 u r P a r t n e -si: Twisting! Twisting! F a c u 1 t Y 325' FIQJ h uz.J Campus am, LAK... 1- The many faces of our faculty and staff Ham? '. . Q A WF? I o 7 I f . Q I Q I 6 S Fw, ,J 4 .IJJ l Q V 9 M l 29 n In Q14 If AA' T.iin.ira Schanvll Bron rp, I iff z':-raw' 'Ol ' . o'fPvw '42- W-1' R I lux 5 F :rn s N sl Q- ', 11 ri . T. I x 'x ,B Y f J' 4 X Miss Coahoma Iunicfr College .1 Tamara Brown Mr. a 1 Woodrow Brown Ir. of jonestown, MS. She is v. he serves as secretary of the Sunday pn-wiitly .1 inemlwr School .ind sings in inimi-rous awards A Kappa Alpha Psi partir ipntion le for 1986-87, has received as the Miss Bronze Pageant, Miss awards for her tx xl hfx V? ri I-+V 'ii Miss CIC and Alternates 'rf VII' . , I Miss CIC takes oath. X If ' a Royal Waltz Miss CIC and Dr. Martin Dr. and Mrs. McKinley C. Martin f 4 f -I' Hr ' - , .-5 vi' M' .'.-1 - , 1 f ' A1 Y' ' ' ' i 3 Roxull Llvurl 17' .'XlIm'I'l1.llm'N IU YUINN L IL If lflll' o,' in JU 1 s K Ik .md I.mnlx .3 ' , . ta ,- 'wi' I I D! Q ,. .5-., Q Xi? O'r- llu uuunumg ulN1nvlIk t Miss. H0l1h't'Ul1ltl1g .md Court Court and Escorts p W - t 6 ' '-?Sf?f2 2 1532 F? 'X-'I ,. y I L- 5 ,nr ' ' Prvsident Martin crowns Miss Homecoming. 't. Y 55 1:4 I'rvp.lring tor thu pamdv CIC Royalty ,f ' 33 gs. Dr. Martin joins the parade. lt's fun to ride in the parade! Parenfs Band Booster Club ,,. ,Ha s 4-Q French Club xii-'Pri N ...Ai- - 3' E' yz , , .,, . Science Club T ln 1 464' Wig ' . CIC Rumltx -1 PY r .. '21 'sg 1. D- pf x 1, nf 1 . ff: x ,ka -. 'qx 1 .. A: I ii? N I , E' D .sv 4 wg -'H5 -NDA 1' v w '-v ,. We greet you!! Miss Mississippi came to the campus of Coahoma jun' College on October 17, 1987 to help celebrate CIC-Al Homecoming which climaxed with Super Saturday. Miss Seawright entertained the crowd during the h.i time activities by singing l am changing. She was . companied by our own CIC-AHS marching band. She H presented with several awards including the Key to the t by Mayor Mayo. She was welcomed by the community with an autogm session. A reception in honor of Miss Mississippi gy 'B g - to M , ki rl f is FP-si, 1 tw, K-95 tiftz'f ffH1l x - -I 17 V President of Student Government presents a gift. xf' iv? '36 9' 39 Dr. Martin chats with Miss Mississippi. First Lady, Toni, Mrs. Barron, President, Miss Anderson Q9 Q14 'ir' iff K ml, N ' A -'f' , A - Yilifs .9 5 . gf 4 ' r 4 5 , '.,. lffvf 'fu I I hi ' I ' 'T , . ,f,.' , : 4' ' ,.,'t'4 'Ziff . F E T. ra f I g V- I 1:51 tfgf 'PN ? Q Nz' . V WW it i +4-- ' 'V' ? -rf ' JP'gf lf, - 1'-'3' V' l . fx: Miss Mississippi entertains. - 9 xx Sororities, city officials, and Fraternity p Present honors - AKA, Omega, Delta i mayor, Supervisor 1 W N 77 1:12 .! 0 , Q ij. ,Q .F 1 --,df f i 1' i 4 p---HC o Dr. Lily Golden, a prominent Soviet educator, visited Coahoma Junior College to talk with students and faculty members and to be honored during a luncheon on the campus. She received gifts and community mementoes presented by Mayor john Mayo, former Chamber of Commerce President Hall Fiser, and QAM Coahoma County Supervisor Eddie C. Smith. 4 Her major field of study is African history and culture, She spoke of coming to 6 America to engage in people diplomacy. Dr. Go1den's goal was to learn more about life in America and to tell people in America about life in the Soviet Union. Dr. Golden's visit will take her to Alabama, New York, and Washington before flying back to the Soviet Union. Her visit was received well by the students, faculty and community. I 9 -- W 1 t er: : '1 .Q V , ' gf' VAVV ' .-uf . ty 4 V ? , 3:9 , t XNEQL C OM E IZ rf CJ HS VAX 'glial ip t Dr. Lily Golden A Mrs. Ruby Humphries greets Dr. Golden. we X3--asc., slflilll' gs -:Ax N., . . . sax.-at N 3.3. .gf fa. u vs X .X 39 X4 Q 4TH ,. .. 2Q'i': 1. XNELCOME Dr-.L!L GOLD CJC I-5 . , 'S 1 'A -iii fxin - --Zi ' Q1 .L .1 emma Dr. Lily Golden speaks. Vice President of SGA greets Dr. Golden. fx in I-W Vu. - f Ve A luncheon in Dr. Golden's honor. .,.-ff'-Fur' 'Qs El-COME I- Miss CIC and SGA President with Mayor Mayo greet Dr. Golden. Campus Representatives 1988 W Royal Color Guards s 7 , , , as , Host and Hostess William Wade and Zelatrica Hanfor lDr. and Mrs. McKinley Martin l i l I I 1 l 1 Band - Sharon jones and D. Bell Wesley Foundation Cheerleaders Pricilla Wigenton and Alvester Leaks Pamela Rolling and jeremy Simpson Barbering Allie Herron and Emest Boon McLaurin Resident Hall Council Erma Dixon and Percy Myles wi' Q Cosmetology Grambrell Resident Hall Council Brenda Smith and james Suggs Carolyn Iones and Stephen Caldwell Gospel Choir Shirley Sims and Randy Richardson 4 HJJJ if -LA. .-K' 4 9 French Club Marion Mason and Curry Love Concert Choir Student in Free Enterprise lennifer Lacy and Eamest Hall liclinn lohnson .ind Armwtv: lohnson Drafting Sz Designing Annie Hodges and john Bates Health Careers Opportunity Program Prophet Giles and Stacy Burton Football Debra Anderson and Valmidge Towner Continuing Education Evelyn johnson and Calvin Moore Social Science Club Athsecia Burrell and Melvin Hi-nton Education Club Fredrica Presley and Decedric Walker Health, Physical Education and Science and Mathematics Symposium Recreation Club Brandla Cosby and Sylvester Brown Bobby Dumas and Felix Washington Business Club S ,I T - , Sheree Peirson and Larl Armstrong, Vocational Industrial Club of America Terri Booker and Henry Bush Phi Beta Lambda lfreshman Class Greta Vassel and Xavier Woods Shelia Coleman and Reginald Nolen Sophomore Class josephine McKnight and Demetri Henderson JJ SGA Representatives Dimarche Robinzee and Albert Perkins SCA Mr. and Miss AHS janet jones and Brian lames Yolancla lohnson and Christopher llurdgt- Miss Coahoma Junior College at Home! rf I -l' Q . 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The procedure adopted should reflect your oil campus attitudes and policies must have the prior approval of the head of your institution. The students are evaluated by a recommendi body from your school on scholarship abilityp participation and leadership in academic and extracurricular activitiesg citizenship and servl to your school, and potential for future achievement. Since 1980, Coahoma Iunior College has had almost 200 students selected to the Who's Who Among Students in American Iunl Colleges. This year is no exception because another group of intelligent students has been added to the list of the elite. A XINQHQV6 Ivlll Nl tt 1 --W-T--M 4 s cv as .D Tk Pkam Truth ! 'Q :SARS . THE VERR ff 0 ft 0 Gbps fi-5'i7?-7 L rf- la' fl pl - Cher f I U5 Mitchell D. Allen Clarksdalv, MS Maier: General Business m,,.4 - f g 1 V3 uf: 1 5 I l -uw , 3 I5 , fur gg? H 1 1 ' Z '.Ur'f5 n E 11927. ' I f'J ' W x 0 .M 5 5 ,tix Ht -5' i ' 'V fg i I ' ' H My F ing W A I was nlllii S: I l 1 .,. C? 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Th4 prestigious honor of being selected to the Who's Who has been cherished by our students since 1969. The method of submitting candidates for recognition in Who's Who Among Students in American Junior Colleges has for over 50 year been an important annual effort of special nominating committees and faculty meetings. The procedure adopted should reflect your owi campus attitudes and policies must have the prior approval of the head of your institution. The students are evaluated by a recommending body from your school on scholarship abilityg participation and leadership in academic and extracurricular activitiesp citizenship and servici to your school, and potential for future achievement. Since 1980, Coahoma junior College has had almost 200 students selected to the Who's Who Among Students in American junio Colleges. This year is no exception because another group of intelligent students has been added to the list of the elite. i if JJJ r if Where are they now?!! ,va , X .1 -ir - iv.- Q . X , X593 MSX 9, D- 59 1 1 .g,x,.q, X. 5 e Q N A SN . .. K wg . :REM - 9 . ' SS fm fs, ' S4 J A little history! JJ J Sophomores Lela Adams Rosedale, MS Mitchell D. Allen Clarksdale, MS Debra Anderson Benot, MS johnny Armstrong Rosedale, MS Caranelle Bailey ltta Bena, MS Alfred Ballard Sledge, MS Bertha Banks Robinsonville, MS Charles Barron lr. Friars Point, MS Iohn Bates St. Louis, MO Miranda Black Shelby, MS james Brown Clarksdale, MS Sherronda Brown Clarksdale, MS lewis Buchanan lexington, MS Clarence Bunch Tallulah, I.A All109lCld Burrol Clarksdalv, MS Iaslu-11.1 Butler C In-u-lnmi MS Shi-lirn R .ilhuun Snlnn 'VIS 'mllx C lll'lNll.lI1 lHI1n'slUkxl1 'XlN 1. 53 ' io! 5 5,0 was o-,,c 1---1 Q Brandla Cosby Lyon, MS justin, Cotton Lyon, MS Tommy Crawford Rosedale, MS Gar Cunningham St, ilouis, MO Autrey L. Davidson Friars Point, MS Roderick Davidson Iackson, MS Annette Davis Tallulah, LA Carlotta J. Crawford Marks, MS Darrell Dixon Benoit, MS Kathleen Duke Rolling Fork, MS Isaac ckles Clarksdale, MS Lady B. Ewigig Jonestown, S Kennith G. Furr Lambert, MS Larry Gooden Rosedale, MS Shun Hall Clarksdale, MS Linda F. Harris Shelby, MS Potsha A. Harris Clarksdale, MS Anthony Henderson Friars Point, MS Demtrius Henderson St. Louis, MO Terry L. Herron Cleveland, MS Carl Hill Como, MS Melvin Hinton Friars Point, MS Iuanita Howard Tchula, MS Talfred Hunt Indianola, MS 63 Tobias Criffen Shaw, MS Clynis l.. jackson Mound Bayou, MS jerome jackson Rosedale, MS Anthony johnson lfriars Point, MS Eugene johnson jr. Memphis, TN lindsey johnson Benoit, MS Mary johnson l.yon, MS Micheal johnson Lexington, MS Rita M. johnson jonestown, MS Roosevelt johnson lfriars lloint, MS Vince johnson lfriars Point, MS Charles jones Rosedale, MS Dionne l.. jones Creewood, M5 janet jones lamhert, MS Madge D, jones Greenville, MS Robert Kirlxlin lexington, MS Kern D. l.ee Moss Point, MS Artis C. l.esure llm-hman, MS Reginald l.ove Atlanta, GA Richard l.ove lexington, MS Kenneth lvons Como, MS' Sam Nlcflinton lndianola, MS james Nlelilroy larint-rx'ille. l A liNl.lll.lu' Nlt Null Q l.1l'lxstl.ile, N15 Rox I Nltnk lliriniinglmrn, .-Xl fivrklltll xltlltlll Rollintg lorlx N15 lien.-tm Xl.ingriiin C Ulliit X15 Xntlionx xldlllli Nlvrnplils lx. timtlx Nlaxlu-rrx Ir lvxiiwfoii N15 JIU 'S vis i' 4' -J L N 'prftfp . 'fan ' ,I-of - 1 511i K. Hr! X. fix jerry Wilson Greenville, MS Bobb Woodard Charleston, MS Denise Wright 'wg Hollandale, MS '9IUm Sophomores will be embarking upon a new adventure to prepare for the future Vemon Mems Duncan, MS Percy Miles Tchula, MS Rodney Miles Starkville, MS Tommy Mitchell Vance, MS Michael Moore Indianapolis, IN Patricia Myles Clarksdale, MS Aaron Nance Indianola, MS Anthony Parker Rosedale, MS Eamestine Phillips Shaw, MS Charles Presley Sledge, MS William Prince Cleveland, MS Charlotte Pryor Clarksdale, MS Angela Rich Clarksdale, MS Randy Richardson Cleveland, MS Dalphine Robinson Marks, MS Daniel Robinson Farmerville, LA jonathan Sculark Memphis, TN Bryon Shaw St. Louis, MO Angela Sing Ho landale, MS Eddie Taylor Marks, MS Michael Thomas Clarksdale, MS Ma Ann Tribble Sledyge, MS Reginald Tucker Decatur, GA Robin Turner Ruleville, MS Greta Vassel Mount Bayou, MS Ronnie Vaughn Coahoma, MS Iessie Walker Coahoma, MS Deborah Weston Clarksdale, MS Dwayne Williams I-Iollandale, MS jackie Williams Cleveland, MS I 65 i C.I.C. Clubs in Action! M., , , L .UI 1 1 iirff .N ax H ug T' 5' 'nl f :N M H 1.x A Y Q!- E!! ' ik ,. 1986 Q fy -iff, 1? E' P A 'Y 4 if 52 ' 1 gf ..?i - zf 2 3' 6 . s ii A 1, 4 y V . 1' s lv,-u-1 ' A 2 . ' 1' in ' 341 . f. I .lu l f tr.. Kfiaulz I ,II I ,. ,,,, . ..- -,' !4 sv ' X If X fa. Gill ,, ' Q inf QF Q Aigfif Rx ' Q E92 7, , .V ,J -.X 1 ' YA .7 X 1, f ff gpg? s 3 1 15? 3 'u 'I ' 4515 iy 'f ', I' Wi 3 1 El 2, ' ' . A ' 4 ggi!!! 4 ?b .? V 'Y 0-L A4 5 i ', 1 A zz 4 5 .!' fy. 14 6 , I1 iwf spa--:Hi 'i I 1 A 1 Freshman Class of 87'88 M. Abrams -J TT ri S. Austin ll C. Barber R, Baskin D Uatllv L. Adams L. Anderson , A ' '1 K I, , --. v r, f-.. 4 f . ' 1,3 - fdfi ,. f,!. ' - X XR I A '1- 421k i M. Beane M. Beans F. Armstrong T. Bailey .lf , R. Bamett T. Bates M. Bekhley K X s '-RIN 42 L. Bland R. Blaylock P. Bolton T. Booker an 'Q hh E. Boone D. Brewer A. Brown L. D. Brown i' . . ' x . .ill I . I. Brown I. C. Brownlee R. Burks K. Carter -dbx E. Caston B. Cattlidge A. Chatman I. Chatman I. Clark M. Clifton S. Coleman L. Conrad P. Conrad D. Davidson S. Davis M. Edwards I lu-1-In in E. Cooper B. Cosby 1-J in- .. N C. Davis F. Davis 0-1 S. Declouet R. Dorris C. Fair D. Foster Li hirdgc' L' Gibson P. Crawford L. Davis L. Dozier K. Fox I. Clvfh .R - A. R. Grayson L. Harper L. Hill If J' 4. --A, my ' R. Holmes in --Q-,,xx T. Ivy i D. Greer R. Hampton L. Hardiman in T. Hawkins L. Hayes L. Head lf 'ff R. Hinton M. Hodges S. Holiday K. Hom G. Houston G. Hunter . , V A. Jackson S. jackson T. jackson l 1 - A M. jake M. james A. johnson 'fvn F. johnson F. johnson F. johnson R. johnson R. johnson A. jones Kxxl C. jordan N. jordan C. Kelly I KIHNIW' A l0.xh'Q K. Irv C. johnson F. johnson Ask 1 x, 7 N' 21 ,. 6. 'Hr8u....r C. jones A. Kemp C. Lee K. Lewis R. Malone R. Mason D. McNeal M. Monroe L. Lewis D. Martin . L. McClain I. Miller D. Montague K. Lloyd P. Lucas in 1 it M2 M. Martin M. Mason if '? 'sud' V. McCray S. McKnight '-ISL L N. Minor H. Minniefield L. Moore .ABA if R. Moore 17 D. Morton 1, Myles R. Nailer D. Nance L. Neal R. Newell G. Page C. Paige R, Payne V. Payne P1 S. Pearson A. Peques W. Pittman W. Randle D. Richards T. Richards I. Riley M. Robinson D. Rucker I. Sanders T. Sanders T. Sanders T. Scott S. Scott H. Shepard M. Smith I, Simpson S. Sims R. Stephens A. Steveson 9 ll Slukvs R Sliiriiiinnl ll 'llnvlvr K Tern' D. Thomas 1. Thomas I. Turner B. Washington I. Wilkins kv!! I. Williams R. Youngblood B. Tolliver F. Toombs L. Townes T. Turman A. Walker D. Walker V. Ward F. Ware 8 Q I F. Washington R. Washington R. Watkins P. Wigenton CF M. Wilkins E. Wilson L. Wilson W. Wilson M. Williams T. Williams C. Young L. Young f Q ' a .J Q L M ,O X..1 N 5,7 ...ali fb A - X ig 5 Fe.,-:,,k '14 -- A. Barnes C. Booker S. Booker A. Byrd l fx G Q . .. C. Camper R. Carter N. Collins I. Conrad JJ J J TI Y TIGERS C. 4' UU , S Ja P' ' .1 ' u ,,. l , . Mig h , q I Inez.-r M lfusu-r C. Hampton D. Hill xv, .,k.,.k , .:.,wwu?-1-::qf,,., V, '-f.. X., H qv 1 v 3 l x J K. - 1 - 4 f Q 'fn 3 A. ' W it ' X - e W if .ful l. Q bl , 1 W Ns A cl . . ,, ' b it 2' V. jefferson V. jones Z. Lanton S. Maiden 3 M. Milton L. Parker W. Pole C, Robinsonize Qfvf. x - . Jw K xii Sw- I l ...L Ao S.. Sanders W. Stewart I. Washington W. Williams ' ,,.v', fl I 'pl' in '-,rftffv f 'NW s . 'i! V 0.9 'T+ .55 1.5 ., . ,A m. Q-4? U Q -4 X il- S 'T x 'I A 7 ' A 0 JJJJ AVQ iii xQfjY 5 F ,Lg Y 4 X 1- 12 T ? ix bf 'n 1 vi' I 9 9 ,fr 'I '.- , , W, 1' ' -' r - fy 'S 0 kv fgfgfl A Xi? 1 If Q 4 i., M 1 f I ' 9 1 as f- ' Q ' -PQ ' A. VA . X ! J J by 4, X ,. . T- ' ' ant ' If- I 'U 5 1 , 45 -5 gknzfhfxfl ' - ., ' j. ' .qv 2 Q'-if 1' . ' 'flu 5. ., -1 'I 'll - '.l'1'. Ll. f 757 lvilr F Y - ,Jig -fs uv-Sl' 4-0 l 1'3 Q: 4 ai, 1 1 if . , 9 .- vv 1' 1' nrffgir '1- J, fig? ,. I. 1. Reddick G. Holly 1 1 97 5, 9, f Z. Hudson W' Davis , -'Q 7' 4, 'rf 'ax K 0 A. Fair S. Collins Z! If sv- 4'-as , ,-.,,, 'V H s' 4,- K , i 5 . Santa Claus and A 1 The Social Q Science ' Department . . . A X X La .' . .HJ Visit The Tiny Tigers! u fx? x .QQ 'u L -V: fd' X ,f 1 5, SOCIHI SCIENCE XJ--1 ,... -.' '. Department A ' -'Qfvf' 9 Celebrates Christmas La, V - .,-c, .Ln , F og. og. 5. Qc Qc goo Eating! Eating! Eating! 5 --3 .Q - R M M.. nf S I E. Bailey S. Boyd M. Brooks I. Collins M. Craig K. Daniel 1. Davis 6 I. Davis J. Davis M. Davis L. Gilbert S. Glasper V. James D. Lester 9 7 . fd- 1' N. Logwood M. Martin K. Miller S. L. Pollard B. Porter A. Sample I. Sharp I. Sledge D. Wadkins L. Washington D. Watkins G. Williams H. Williams K. Williams Iob Training Partnership ct I.T.P. . 1987-1988 'LOW ' 'F ir, - .... -r-' -fsf ss M' 1 l , ? W. we -' 'f - 8 Y if V 51 ia? ' vs ' R , ii? 8 'NSN -3 Q gg.. . '53- .xl X im- . X - . ' 6 's 'K . 4 Q 90 GWMW i fix rg 9? -5,5 L. Booker H. Byrd E. Hill Q.,-P L. jones C. Malone D. Payno C. Strong fl I . X1 1' K K ,Mm- ' ... .4 G. Townsend L. Walker E. Williams R. Williams D. Young - gg' 'V' Q'J.Q'ThQ 5555 , M 33' 1 W1 T5-M15 'wliillls J JJJ OM sf iz' 3 ' I lf' 4 ' N 4 cwti joel james Davis Flowers bloom, discharge their seeds, and fade. The mighty oak keeps its vigor and falls in due season. Insects fade with the leaves and pass with the closing year. For man, death comes at all seasons and to all ages, but since we believe in the promise of the Resurrection and Life Eternal, we submit and humbly say 'Amen'. Ioel. james Davis, the son of Idella and Sam Davis, was born October 15, XI949 in Clarksdale. He was one of three sons. His parents and his brothers preceded him in death. He was a member of Friendship African Methodist Episcopal Church, where he served as steward. A competent, diligent employee of Coahoma junior College, Mr. Davis served as instructor in the Vocational Technical Education Division, assistant learning manager of the CETA, Adult Basic Education and General Education Degree programs, coordinator of Project Parchman, and dean of the Division of Continuing Education. WE MISS YOU .5 Q D ,I W 1 1 r . . .y f fpfifg ,,'ff -VV v,f '-. J ' f P W , f,,.. .' W V 'S f' f',f:'fAf ' ,, -. V . . , , ' 3 4571 3111 4' ig .wing f ., 'aff ,2 .V am. , ,, . ,f V, V. -. 'f 1,-,xg .-nw ,, ,, vj ,V v 11' I .-gf, 1.1 li 3 W ' r. fi -',.:4,1g'1g, ' '22 . .l'Sf,f',Q -- A , L VV.,-.c,,, ff ,. , Q, 5 V, f 3,54 , 4-, ' , Y , WI! , H' f 39232-f ' Q -.-3 E, ' , , 45 if ' , A 24 f wifi' A mf 4 . 5 ' 6-Ai , ' 'f , . .. 5 1 , , n . 3 . fr W , Z., , 4 A f , , .. Mgxww U 4 i ' 1 Z U, my 1 1 H . -L. , .N 0, L ,ff .4P 'f ,, 11:- .f - ., ,av ' 3' ', Q if 1' wg 3 ' L , Ma,,v ' . -H' . 4-75' : ' N ' I -s.,,., ' -, . f .. 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X W 555 -11, 'I vf f in fix The talent show was climaxed by a weddin v X Freshman wedding 5.5 'Q 3 I W cjc-A1-Is Marching Band Q an Preparing for the big Performance! 11 -Q, if ga fa V 2 il B1 . 1 E Q? 'Tig -' f ., -m- I Y, i Mr. M. Iossell - Mr. P. 1 QM XM gg ' ' if A fy! fix X nga- ,A fuer! .ff l. , A1 -A... Pelt 'i, H 1 qw' rw- -I Mrs. R. Hanfor M X x ., 19 f., -fy ir .AIN -qi X Q 1 1 I.-n Nl XQZAJ ,- Lf 1-if , ,g fl gl 1 f 'VJ YV' I 1 J of .-1 ' 4' LJ-'sf 313 'M' , ,fvfffv I .5 mx if . ., W, .XTVI , :c 54 if f f ng w x we V' Q2 if ' jlffe ' kg , -, I E , it . ' f, ' Y ' ' 4 gn b 4 X 'S' . , Q x af X hi, Hlizig ,SL 4 . QQ. f Q 1 gg' Fx 5 I Q I ' --z '7'-11.1. zf J' . I v. Q 4 'za .. 5 r jp '- r' .... . ,-yy Riff' ' Wi' rig: J f i. fl 9 1 -il W 4: A 51' V1 ' K? SX . Q Q' h ' , ,X 'fm x 'Q w,.., 4,, M, L .N . .,.q, I. I -dw. .:v 11 ' 105 I I 5 1 . ,s:64',,. , 5. .-.1 ,' iditxyi- ' I l P v -112 . I I . , n . . 4-' S r f ' Q Q Qi ff w. els, F ig J-U 1 f' ' , -,... fl I F 575 W 5- 'Q 'NO 'if ,M CIIICJIRL S- fkli CIC 988 87-1 19 L l. l The choir at work! ,, i 'P' ofdcxtot 'hz' I we Neatness is my hobby. lil o..w ' ,. 2,5 o A w 'Q . ' .. ' ' U s 'ff N 1 .. ,X , t . ?I Q: .rf Housemother, Ms. Galmore ' MNUW ' Xl! ,,,,,.. .. -N Q. ' ERN: . f .. ... Cooling out with Magic! ' V I -s, S- 109 I III 4 110 View N 'sf ww is 5 V'i' :G 5, Ni ,ff , V Jll Q Vg 'f X 1 11 QS- 3 W 1 ,X 5 ' ,rf Q ,, A QWYRR gf Q I , TZ S I . N -L 2335-5 . .v... , 1 A1 X. H .,:-isa. - 44 9 Wk Q, Q., ' t j.l4ihw,, fr K .gffx-,,4?Ag . W Q., qw , 1, V as Y 1 --mx. ,yy Fx Q Y ' 'ix 4' 5' H ,, .U-w -,Q - -+5 . MQ? x.,.,-RM if 'fcgjtx mw -f ' v,f. :.e, . , ,V .Q . . A. 3 Q ' ii Q x R12 s 1 01-1 Q ,-'- Z5- l I Clarence Pearson 'cal' C X D Ji Head Coach Captains: Arnester johnson james McElroy . . ' K: IQ S K' N fx: -I 4 ng n g 1 qu - 5 K x if C Q ., i. x dfll'fl dCk'w. Arm-stvr I0'hl1s0l1 Gary Rodgrrs r JJJ . -1- ' ,ff X15 4 S in Eff f S Kicker: james McElroy Punter: Myron Martin tn -J 5 . C23 , O' . i ' 1: u 6 154 Q 'ii ' ' L J, 1 Q ,KAY-All ' A- - 4 nz If 6 I I vi -n R l I - . W' W ll' -x 9, w A- .. I ,K ,l L! ,, DEFENSIVE BACKS: fKneelingJ james McElroy, Byron Tolliver, Valmadge Town- er, Citandingj James Brown, David Dixon, and Vandrick Payne. Q , ai... , ' is ff'-'f-E: 'Lazer-lb ' ' STA if A I . , ?.:::' s m ik 9 All ,ft A in KDE? elia N r in all l B ef ,B lv is m 'fL1 13' Q his illalil Le!-:E-.NM V. , A I g W L t lf f ' 'f . 3 ,E A ,, If -' . g.' fain, ii -4- l i , W ' v i 1- ' , Y Q .V A e, H , W B '55 Q 'gli 62 lib! h l Ke in li WIDE RECEIVERS: flineelingj Mitchell Bentley, Rickey Wilson, Reginald Love, Michael Hawkins, QStandingJ Carl Hill, Danny Warren, and Issac Eckles. wwf-Q ', I I .. 1 A -E K' Q - ZQ : Wa -f - 'rf , ,d - me fs-vi, ' ' le QA Q f-5' -gg f xx f rtqif. wg.. my ,ff my b - 31 fl ,Mx ..f .. W i., iff' 1'-4 T 'X V5 l '-A l 'ii . , ' 2 - V ff rg yf' , 1 - S-D' x 1., i 1 l ' . ' ,qw f ,X 3 J . x W s an , if 1 ,. A a- fs RUNNING BACKS: fFrom lefty Tracey Bailey, Clarence Bunch, james Bromm, and Danny Warren. Q4 il x ' 4 ' S ' ja- , 4. f-lx ' ' ' ' lf' L ' ' . l five K N - K sg , fi -K l 'H LINEBACKERS - fKneeling from leftj Marvin Williams, Timmothy Kinsey Alfred Kemp james Gates, QStandingj Kevin Terry, Theodore Hawkins, Rodney Miles, Roger lieed, and Daryle Mc- Comiick. DWTP! ml-yr, f 1 IJlflfliNSIVli I.INlZMl2N -- lk-tandmgj Rufus Barnett, Re ll 3 J J J RP' 1q? :x Qlineelingj Eric Wilson, Calvin Barber, Alfred Kemp, ginald Youngblood, Eugene johnson, and Mike Moore. , S M A, X lui? .ml sr: I 14, 5- Q ' :rr ' N : . :F - H , f Q 7 5 b 11 lik L, I -fb' ' 0:97 -In OFFENSIVE LINEMEN - Qlfneelingj Rufus Bamett, jonathan Scurlark, Ronald Nolan, fStandingj Charles jordan, Mike Moore, and Micha johnson. 'I a 'E X VT? Q Q 4 I , 71' f Vbfrvfx , I K, , 1 if ' -se f-ag - '- 4 ffm F43 V f I Wwcksgl 4.2 N., , . JM , V ,399 QM ,,, ' ,f A 4 T' W 1 ,J , ' ' A X mi ' 5250.2 f se Q I aww ,fb .1MzgpsftU', , Spiritday during Homecoming Week. Go Tigers! ww C Homecoming night: Our Tigers vs. the Northwest Rangers. Xu? x i K 4 'Y ,. X x , .f-mga x a i 1 , x' 1 I N N x ' . x,-,Y X 4 ' ,JI ...Far -1' n ., ,+ +4 U' 4 N . I 1'd'q' ' K xxi-.'.vQ 'D .. J Wiatr' 'af 51,2 S. .va M 'T Yflfw 'Y T3 CAPTAIN S E SQU 15 ww .N ffowA7' ' QW . H 'Y' . 1 r V , 4' Q. v s U' , 7 . , V wa- fgl u gn - 1 5 , 3, w , ' , ' Y 'Ars -' ' ' ,qu Jr' .' f'v?,gyw 'fm U' A Rf' ' .ew.,a.t ...vi I 1 :I my Q AR nv -' 'f'W na, ' Wuxi HQ' mg 153,593+ W 51 . I' N I 1 1 1 w Y i i i I 4 N 1 W w 1 w 4 w 1 E? - ' 't H N s V+ Debra Anderson . Ai'? 15Q 1 M, , 'Q' 'nn- J .- V .1 F' Robin Dorris QT Y' .uf 4, 1 X Carolyn Iones ,Y 3 If , 0 .mpg CIC Squad Sfonsor: Mrs. Bessie Silket f k, , 1 1-f:45l4-T' uw: ,gg N., ., ,F uf,,,. , '-nf, f - s -. , . V R , 7-J' -4 Y 'Plml g ' . 'f -r V.. gsm Q' f. , 11'-'19, - -.. T., '- MSW - A. 'K 1. l!:3j,:T,x ':'. ax.. ,S MAX' - ' K.. . f . , K -, . ' ' w?.m:,, ' sf' 1- 1 Y '4 ' A Tig .'.'+Q A ' 1. '- x-I ' x 3. 'FH H--Uhif: 'ff 5- ,U N., A 'cm 5 1' 1 Aff gun--....... . V ef 53 5 ,I i X fi G, Q 5 K L 3? Z2 N,,,, f If! 1 1 UD I-tm, x.H 'A' h 30 Foo Q PW? F55 Hcuoo f 4 nfs 1- ,, 0-Og., ' 'w.f,. sf' va-3 GN 'nv' tb -I gg, . ?x ll' -0--uit' P. P ' v U :1.. -- .. . .. , K -Q in , S15 A ' xxl :QQ-is ilu-L.. L- ,- I -1 -'iig 4131174 Fwrag 71, 'P gi- Gif -' . x , yt- . ' - ---- -4- ' x I T: - Tr --Q.,- ' ' A v1vt X I x I -JH Y- xy' ' A O-QI x . G 4. lk' t it RJ. 1. . A A 5111 2 - - - -W I H 'T X . igl .WA ' ' M - K , Z 4 '14 5 'ig . 3 . r A 3 , , , 5. , F , I I A E . 'O f HQ Lad Tigers Cn The Prowll V aura --V-N---A M V , P.-vw-,1,..-M, .. A . ,. ,..0,. ,.,.., , . ., Q , 'I ' ' N ..,,- V if ?w X I E i W in , iv 5 , ..,,. -..,.,,...- M ,,,,..--1 ,-,,.-.-- -' f ff? Q f 4, ,A 1.5 ., I . A ' 1 1441-H fu. ,V f 'Jamal' 'larva' va- ffygv-B49 ' A V f,A,y',,h ' M., ,,.,, WW .v ,V ,.., , ,. ., , Wh, --mg. ' .W - . H Zh :.,,,,,,x,, ,,-f-. ww'-'- 'vf'7C '?f ' ca. ,,,, . A ,..,,,..g i i- Mia-- 1 IFE 1 - -.fiwwi 5 ' ' 2 .L A . 1+ ,,. .., -:ff-3,1 5. I 6 2 M A -A 1 .xlffl n 1 , f, 4 ' ff A! W1 I 123 ,4-I Qi 154 '...3 - lunusrf - -J' 1 lin-nn.-.., 1-'4 Aff 6 5-Mk 2 at Law 21.4 ww MW gdw' -'ff 'Y LA ...wb- NX Maw ,,,,,.---' fa fy . x H ,pvv E 'WW hmwmfiu The Move' A, ., ' 'M' . r .V M 2 C , I ,.,1- u an ., , z : t N , '.,,,. 3 1 I ,. , all ' A H .- C b A 1' - L' ,. v G , A ' -Y Q 'f . 1, . f S ' iw. ' 1 f ' ., f A. ff ' - Q fs-.f , g , I 'J , I Q ififff' 2 .,E?f:' A Vg? H '5 I ,f I -1 Y Y- V ' , Abl' L fx ' f ' ,Q - - .1 :,, M , , Q ' Q 7 2,411 2-1 E , , 3 W A , , ' , QQ ,..,E it i.,.,: 15 :EE I:--A 7 All :-,, qv- A- V 3 A A Y ' j ' A ' ,L ' 4 -' ' w ' A x 1 I i K 'x 1 f 1 , I: -- ' f I , I Q .v 5 1 I 9 ' I I , ' A A,. 5 . 'Y ' H. P ci' 1 . 3 , V. V 1, a , 1 A Q I -lv I v E 'P Q xx . f Tlgers On ,NZ .'.. N Rx xy ,fha ' XX X '-X5 Q K ., in ,J x.. V I xx, xx ,I K H A L-A .,,.,, 1 'X ' I . E idA,JVWd4k ...v-vi' 3 3 l n 1 N W V la 1 i i lx E H29-Wi' Q-x. Go Tigers Go! I . .P I 1. 5,-45 I 'I ir E jg: sz:-1'-,S 'ff' 'ffm ff' -ff 4. I -.r n 5 X 1 Q L E24 1' 3' I V? 1 I ' - Cz' V . sl I Q' xi 'B - v, .0 s w .HJ f. , y, Q wax .E M- - v N I W 5 +4 Q' f 3,1 ....,. - -1 , 53 3, 33 ,,..-M 'D LZ. Vx x4A !,?m: , P' Q I 1 awww.-u,,qyy ....,,,,,, 'li '43 7' ,bl 4 . .56 2,,1',. fi. f'fnwf Lf' ' ' - ' . '- . -- ,f,..,A . I 1 ,- r V f , ' A . , - . ,,,7, Atv ,P , I ,A .Q , , 6 ,,f 'Wf' an ,W 7 9 u l 4 4 9 ' , w 'sq' Q : f ., .1 34 5 A f ., Q - n 1 QQ i 1 up ,fy ' 1 H' 1 A 4 ha., -0 ' 5 . Q av 5 V ', .' I H' x '.. h '1 'x ' Q ' , . UMA 4 ' I . ,, g 2 il f 1' S ' , 1211, ,f ,' ff gr rg f 4M-Wv-471 3 Z DVYAM4- his 'Y gihgw' XY? 7. Do It Tigers! if f I I 4 S In A s. 1 Q50 6 1 1 Date Day Opponent Place f Nov, 11 Wed. Natchez Jr. College Away Nov. 12 Thurs. Co-Lin lr. College Away Nov. 14 Sat. Mary Holmes Home I Nov. 16 Mon. Holmes Home ' Nov. 23-24 Mon,-Tues. Southwest Ir. College Away Nov. 30 Mon. Northwest Away Dec. 3 Thurs. jackson St, Away Dec. 5 Sat. Utica Away Dec. 7 Mon. Shelby St. Away Dec. 15 Tues. Phillip County C.C. Home '4 Ian, 9 Sat. Northeast Away lan. 11 Mon. Delta Home Ian. 12 Tues. Phillip County C.C, Away lan. 14 Thurs, ltawamba Home Ian. 18 Mon. East, MS Away lan. 21 Thurs. Holmes Away lan. 23 Sat. Utica Home lan. 25 Mon, Shelby St, Home lan. 28 Thurs. Northwest Home Ian, 30 Sat, Mary Holmes Away Feb. 1 Mon. Northeast Home Feb. 4 Thurs. Delta Away ,Q ,k Feb. 8 Mon. ltawamba Away Feb. ll Thurs. East, MS Home 'O . A U. .4 -5 l at Q C s. , ' I' . Date Opponent Place 0 I Sept. 5 Pearl River Away I 12 Miss. Delta Home 19 Hinds Home 26 Northeast Away Oct. 3 Southwest Home 8 East Mississippi Away 17 Northwest thomecomingj Home 24 Holmes Home 29 Itawamba Away Nov, 5 Co-Lin Away J,'4v4 1 :ak Since the existence of Coahoma junior College, our school has thrived on its rich athletic heritage. Whether its football, base- ball, basketball, or track, our athletes have always strived to be the best in their sport. During the days of old all of our teams were B L recognized throughout the state as one ofthe best athletic junior colleges around. During the seventies, our lady tigers, under the ca- Ikm- tiW.tmv1l Plan- pable leadership of Coach Ella F-tanipley, Mart li I M9 Dt-Ita AWAY 3 last Nts H,.n.' H Norllit-.ist AWN. I2 lt.iiv.inib.i llert. 22 Ni'I'll1ixt'sl JXHJY :U lltllliivx Hvrl. ll N1Hlh-lt.: llvrq. 'Xl'Yll 3 l .lst X18 .Mxax 'J NlVlllll'.lNl llt'l't. IQ lt.m.in1b.i Num' ll' 'Nvlllitxvsl lll'lt. .fl llolnn-s Num . .l.l.l 'sa , 1 'Z t ,. x 54 Q2 A. fa iv '5 regained their recognition as they won state and regional titles as well as being a runner- up in national honors. The ladies remained the dominant sports figure on campus until last year when the men's basketball team, coached by james Washington, regained its respect by winning the State Championship along with winning more than twenty games. Our teams have always strived for success and will continue to do so. GIRL'S BASKETBALL Date Day Opponent Place Nov. 5f7 Thurs.-Sat. North Ark. Com. Away College Nov. 12 Thurs. Co-Lin jr. College Away Nov. 14 Sat. Mary Holmes Home Nov. 16 Mon. Holmes Home Nov. 23-24 Mon.-Tues. Southwest jr. College Away Nov. 30 Mon. Northwest Away Dec. 3 Thurs. lackson St. Away Dec. 5 Sat. Utica Away Dec. 7 Mon. Shelby St. Away Dec. 15 Tues. Phillip County CC. Home Ian. 9 Sat. Northeast Away lan. 11 Mon. Delta Home jan. 12 Tues. Phillip County CC. Away lan. 14 Thurs. ltawamba Home lan. 18 Mon. East, MS Away lan. 21 Thurs. Holmes Away jan. 23 Sat. Utica Home jan. 25 Mon. Shelby St, Home lan. 28 Thurs. Northwest Home lan. 30 Sat, Mary Holmes Away Feb. 1 Mon. Northeast Home Feb. 4 Thurs. Delta Away Feb. 8 Mon. ltawamba Away Feb. ll Thurs. East, MS Home Date Opponent Place March 24 Hinds Away 30 Co-Lin Away April 7 Co-Lin Away 21 Hinds Away 21 Hinds tStateJ Away q,mL's SOFTBALL Date Opponent Place March 23 ltawamba Clarksdale 25 Pearl River Poplarville 26 Gulf Coast Perkins 29 Meridian Meridian 30 Northwest Clarksdale April 5 ltawamba Fulton 7 Northeast Clarksdale 11 Ms. Delta Moorhead 14 Meridian Clarksdale 18 Northeast Booneville 20 Northwest Senatobia 28 and STATE IACKSON 29 TOURNAMENT : 1987 JJJ , 5.5 vi .KX Af-, C H R S T S P A R T Y A Warm Family Get Together 1988 I ,gp K wi V 525: ,, v a v' ' 1 'U'-f ' M53 5 ,vwmm if -TQ ..., 9 fa 3 li ,.,---v 131 49 .qv- X , M . ,,,, .' 3, 1 ef A' Q 7'- O .,,,.- . , ..,f .f.iwf-WW' br 1. .V N 5 2 ' :Eff E W 'S' 5. . AE' 6,1 41- .ug - P. ' .f if V' :I if , t -:L .. -s -. , 1:4 '5 1' ' 1,25 'vu U ,. . A 'A V W 'f 4 ' .- xngry' P, ,4 Q: -fl Q f - al e J M 2' R, 'x.2 Q - te I' ,Y,,. , 1 1 -V V : 512: 2- .6 ,..A. A'AQ.M . ,N ...., , .-. , . , -A -uw 7Q,. ww. ' ., I' -- 'Q 1. - . . Y P1. ., .iw -f -b--, .Q . ww- .rf - ,.,. ': A Q' K Q. nf' F ,. I f ,.- H V' ., M d vQ..? .3 .. 313, . , .QV . V .X 1 . f v, .M .- --5' 4 . I b ' ...Q wffwm .34 4, www' E. Hr sf -A X -nv ' '1 F lj I 14 ' iknsih lliii Q5 1 N 9' '5 v7 WH! v 31 9 v Ig JJJ IIHJ' There is so much more To See Q aw' XX JW are Yw X AD 513 in mls .. 4 L 'Emi f 5 L. If , 5 ,..-.43Jllf'nn .lx M .5 ,ly-I -' , X ,,,, -. ,,. ,sax N .1--' ' ,V f Y' fm Q 1 A 'w.,. 0 x ,. , 3 A X Q I. r. mix nk xv! ' 4 M550 i' K . Q ,,,:K,. , , ' 3 Y awp , , it , - ': 4 '- E ' -.TT , - . - .- 0,4 - 5 ' 1 W g v . 4 , A V' ly gy ' f-,,..--1'.,f I R-M-'rr-,, 4 -- ,.,,,,,f-f if? ,Q , . A Wx, L I' ., -M J-Ke'-QQ In ,4 , ,,,.. ,. sv' ' ' W, . 4, '- --f 4- ff: fw- .. ' V ' 3 -' QQ -4 Q ,ff 1 , ' ?12Jfio,fi,'1 7 Q Q 0 Niuv.. 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Ed1tors 1n Ch1ef Myron Martln fffreshmanl As Ed1tor of this year s annual lt gives me great pleasure to present to you the 1988 Coahoman There IS a certa1n sense of fulfillment 1n know1ng that I have taken part 1n putting together a Yearbook that my peers and I can remrnlsce about years from now In keeping Wlth th1s year s theme For the Record our staff has attempted to backtrack through time to show the progress and achievements that this f1ne 1nst1tut1on has accomphshed durmg 1tS thirty nine years of EXISIEHCE We feel that after almost forty years It 15 most fitting to look back at the past and compare It w1th the present so that we can prepare for the future For the record it has been hard work preparing this Yearbook but after enduring through the long hours of work we take pr1de in presenting to you the 1988 Coahoman Cheryl Furdge fl-Treshmanl The 1988 Coahoman salutes you In our theme For the Record we tried to put our hands on those thlngs we hold close to our hearts such as Homecomlng Who s Who and other lmportant act1v1t1es that happened throughout the year Trying working w1th me To next year s staff do not let obstacles stand 1n the way of what needs to be done GOOD LUCK' CHERYL FURDGE Mrtchell Allen fSophomoreJ My Fellow Coahomans It gives me great honor and great pleasure to present to you the 1987 88 Coahoman Filling the position of Ed1tor has been both an enr1ch1ng and rewardlng experlence Many long hours went 1nto the production of th1s year s yearbook and the staff has worked dlllgently dutlfully and farthfully to produce a yearbook filled with new and innovative ldeas This year s yearbook sets a precedent 1n the changes made and changes that the staft felt were necessary to lmprove the quallty of the book and to exemphfy the true Splflt of Coahoma Iunlor College The staff hopes that the students will take a greater 1nterest in next year s yearbook to improve the quallty of the Coahoman I would l1ke to thank my fellow Editors Myron Martln and Cheryl Furdge you re the Greatest In conclusion to the Students of Coahoma Iunlor College I hope the 1988 ed1t1on of the Coahoman w1ll leave a lastlng impression of th1s year We have done our best to provide you with the greatest and hope you GPPFGCIHIG the effort on our part To the class of 1988 may God bless each of you and may success follow you through the day of your lives Ed1tor Mitchell Allen 0 o o 1 I I to catch those memories on film was very challenging. Working with the staff was enjoyable and I trust they enjoyed I ff ,,.......-----' CIC President Dr. M. C. Martin 1 147 ,Q 1 Q . 5 7' ft 1 '.' 1-Ii, Miss C.j.C. and Mr. S.C.A. 1986-1987 Band vnlvrlains during halflinw. Ix 1-12' I1 l 'A fx Rf' PROC 1987 was a very Good Year! S Ai 1 4 ' 'V ' rj Ffa? - -Ji!!-1' V - Q .v 'F-1 n' ,- l,f'. 'f ' 'Six K f, tg 4' If S. ---- 1 ff if Qu, all - 191511:- l -lla? 'QN , G I X . F V -, , 'vfi IQ! lf'l 'hh' 1986-1987 Sophomores and Freshmen Gd? Wheel Turners ' C 'Br eng ft N f u W W.. Q' - U. CQ 5. . N X X . Y fl il 'Y- Y: fi 91' 979' Sc- x :Qs 'I ,Ef- Q.,-v ' r RO' MJ' 1 F.. I1 fly N P X.. ri n J ,fw'Y1A Nr-fx ,U L-: 1 4 ,ln ' u X 0 ,- 'VO' -r 1. -f .m . 1 O A 1 Q4 132 ,Al H ,go 1 ug. gi , rv ti L. k M rg., . ' 'W X ' 1 ' 4 'Q f ' I , if , .' Q ,. ., ' N 7 V Mx. P 2 b f I 3 'Sri' FDU fin C7 w on N-I FU , 215765. Q 3.4 ,- 64' L f'1 EC K ww in-1 --sq., X if 1- I1 fi m ' f If lfi QI' if 1.9 'J Ju, ,J Q- S1 1 m' 1 if V aff Y l.. 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Campus nominating committees and editors of the annual directory have included the names of these students based on their academic achievement, service to the community, leadership in extracurricular activities and potential for continued success. They join an elite group of students selected from more than 1,400 institutions of higher learning in all 50 states the District of Columbia and several foreign nations. Outstanding students have been honored in the annual directory since it was first published in 1934. Students named this year from Coahoma junior College are: 1 2. 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 T Ina Ms Ms Mr Mr Mr Mr Ms Ms Ms Mr. Ms Ms Mr. Ms Ms Mr Ms Mr Ms Ms Sonja H. Crumble Mary Fitzgerald Barry George Harry V. Hawkins Jessie B. Houston Kizaar Iefferson Linda johnson Sarah Johnson Kattie L. Lathan Marlin D. Maxwell Lisa D. Moore Denise Riley Roosevelt Sculark Marilyn Thomas Timohty Towers Robert Tyler Sonya Wallace Marcus Washington Verneda Williams Sharon Miller Aa 3 upxew uoxliw sumoj expuesseg 1 ' i i lf 3 4' x gfq j ,ii 'M agi' Aqsog uoxfig 51003 ufiloleg 88 Q H. .X ,Mi kg' td 1 ,v. S YN: 5' . 1' ' Q K f E21 ff 5 5 , M l 541173 N F L 5' 9 S F ' fffff' I 1 a fi 1 --111 ' ' V ---V 9 1 W M M? - W V' 1 l A G f ,', I 190W 15921 A ll. 1 , . Opening Campus Life I Administration-Faculty-Staff Classes Features Clubs and Organizations Who's Who Sports Editors-Staff Special Addition ie:-4' IZYX Agricultural High School Route 1, Box 616 Clarksdale, Mississippi 38614 ,,,..,po-I'- 4 6 4 i I 'Q ' 1 3 ,.,.g1,.u ogg, i,-Y: 1 1 . ' Marion Reid G mnasiulu Renovated . 4 fm-3-w-w,A,. 9 at ao svo Coahoma Agricultural High School is a beautiful scenic campus on the site of a junior college. Life for the students is a busy one. Their days are spent involved mostly with a most important activity - academics. Other hours are spent cheering playing activity which is without a doubt the most entertaining is the Womanless Wedding. lt inspires young men to mimic their preconceived ideas of how they see the female. Coahoma Agricultural High School was established in 1924 for the purposes of training black youths in basic education farm employment domestic employment and homemaking. Dormitory facilities were provided to accommodate students from across the state. , With a small faculty of less than fifteen, some of whom did not have a college degree, the faculty grew to more than forty - all having a college degree, more than half with master's, one with a specialist degree. The curriculum expanded from basic subject matter to a multi-discipline program. There has been a continuous growth from 1924 to the present faculty, curriculum development, facilities, student activities, financial support, library facilities, student services, and teaching supplies and equipment. Historically, life at Aggie has been one to boast about. Let's take a look . . . - 'la I basketball, football, and baseball, marching in the band, clubs and organizations, and other extracurricular activities. One favorite ll-X .3343 I WE? Q 5. - Having a little fun! Students hard at work! '5l 'r 8' ' -4.0 '11 .,f ' y . 1 'fo' . K- A .r ' r I-moving .1 mmm'nl ul tru' time llw Jll'-1' it is lmnl to num' lw' 2 , ,Egg-.xg v. ,N 4- s, 9 vz' ,, , ,,, ctw -A 5 ' ' I For the record . . . Coahoma Agricultural High School Sandy Bayou Building III i 3.11 . C 'lil-v+ 1 ' 1 'A ' v '-v-' .- -- , - ' v . ,ff vig' rfffl ff' ' '1 ':.' '. 'Q . ' - L,.,L.Lfl-f-f - Q - f y - . Y - I EJ'l.Li 1 -' -gg-':.. --, -, A Q--X 5, lggf an -rf:-7-, , -' . . 1 , A .fig .3 JL i- 1 9 .' , F 'FI ' 1 J: , au 'A -fr :-af--1. -' - -' ' A ',l,,..1 . .g ,.,..... - ' 1 , g .L.r,l - V A -X. ii? -g.-.-L -'.r:2 -.ge-:-':-3-,,1:,, Nil: gvif, , , ' -t -f 1111 11 , L in m. 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Keeping this viewpoint in mind, we, the faculty and staff of Coahoma i Agricultural High, try to instill in our students the pride that is embedded in our rich heritage. j Coahoma County Agricultural High School was established in 1924 to meet the needs of all Negro children of Coahoma and adjacent counties. To provide even greater educational opportunities for the , Negro Youth and adults of Coahoma County, the high school curriculum was extended to a junior - or j ' community - college in 1949. Since that time, graduates of the institution have gone afar doing all the j . things other high school graduates do, but doing them with a greater degree of enthusiasm. l Coahoma Agricultural High School is located on the junior college campus. Its location has many advantages. Offering general education, pre-professional and vocational-technical programs, Coahoma Agricultural High is pressing forward in its quest for continued growth and development and is ' strengthening its sixty-three-year tradition of quality and excellence in education. By not denying 5 education to any of the social classes, Coahoma AHS has assured the community that it plays a vital role in the growth and development of its citizens. 1 j I 1 I l S IRISH'- ' f 5 iff mfr aff 'urn 1 If vi-J' i ,gt .ll-5' ,wif r. ,An ali' MV gi! up .11 -fv- I - an ZF H .. -df' .3031 ni- 4. 37 ,W 'W A-1 Mr. S. T. Bailey L'f'- Principal K , Coahoma Agricultural High School .-4 yi Qhf ' Eff 'Q Ilw1-:lwvf 3. A 4 beg The principal and staff ,doing what they do best! t wwf W 'Q w ,-1. 15 fq .wg I We ttttt M ' .W ' Wx VF' A y 12 - M 6 , WW , i 'Q PD 1 .I 1 w A ff 1 F- '4 ,K M I W fam, fqww . fa' Y 1 4 I Dr. McKinley C. Martin Mr. jerry Sally Superintendent Assistant to Superintendent 13- Mr, 5, T, Bailey Mr. Michael Shelton Principal Counselor awww fiv- jy ip 1 I H ' , 5 You 2,115 X- we 1 , l - n 'Q G L be S ,S Mrs. Jacqueline Harris Mr. Howard Smith Counselor Counselor HGH N-I I. Barnes QF, History X,- , ix Wx X llll lf, Xi lXxj,4ql',b 1 W X .N Xxx A' fx YXLN X f X il xx NN N fbU-sf N S. Catchings QF! English 6 I. Griffin Qlfl Science' 'R , M WP, Q I , i 1988 1988 4? 'Q-vs 2 'l X 1 N I. Brown QFD Science Al ., f 'E Q M. Curtis QS, Math X 4. i I . j. Harris QFD Math H. jackson QFJ H. Mayfield QFJ History Math P. Brown QFJ Biology I. Gambrell QFJ Home Economics Q f - W M. Harris QFJ Math .1m,'7l 'tif' 'JJMARWJ . , Q- Vx, f ii ' LMI-, .f xr? ,J 'W 4 A xv' L '29 '.:!'.+ V1 I M. Milton QFD I. Powell QFJ K. Rogers QFJ Special Services English French I it ig Xl l' 1 xl Q Q ts ' l t E, ' N ' L y I E. Seals CFD M. Shelton QFD I. Smith QFJ English Career Education Math I. Washington CFD E. Woodley QFD Social Studies Business Our faculty and staff consist of diligent men and women who have dedicated their lives to the betterment of our future through the many boys and girls who attend Aggie High School. Most of our faculty are made up of former students. We would like to say Thank You for our past our present and our future. . Q . 0 11 lr I l 3 i 0ur Faculty at Work and Staff L . fl s- 1.4 K , ks. X, h5i ,T I my -' mx cil, 14. l , , 13 For the record . . . 1988 Seniors .4 Y 'hz QXXX- f X rf! 5 -5 5.l S. Bailey 4 I, Brooks Q A f 77 Lew ' A. Allen I. Allen A, Artis L. Bee l P. Bush Y g ll L c . X lg ' L. D. Chillis L. Cockingham A. Coleman . ,psf .- 'gf 3. :ij Q: Y E S. Coleman S. Collins V. Cooley K. Davidson C. Dear L. Duckworth L. Fletcher A. Flowers History Makers D. Dickinson l .: . L. Coleman I S. Crocroft P. Driver V. Flowers 4395 T. Foster C. Furdge F. Garner H.. Ffa , ,:- x. JK Q-gigs ag 1' P. Gathing fe 0 it .1 W. Gee A. Gibson S. Giles L. Gladney S. Granberry V. Gray B. Green lx I . Holmes Al. Hunter H. johnson R. Haynes Q X . I S. johnson i I .' x if Y. johnson W. McNeal L. Morgan D. Nolan D. jones S. Lewis ffl lifwl I. Mitchell C. Moore 1 K. McDaniel ff? Nf 'x H. Moore wi' M s A Q wi K. Morris M. Morton B. Parchman L. Payno F. Mosley Q. ,Lf fl X .A U f :af .::.gL,, .L F. Pollard O. Reddick M. Reeves L. Riley D. Rucker R. Smith M. Stokes A l' .1 'X . G. Tate A. Watson F. Williams S. White W. Wortham P. Young fl: ,z 'wifi -5. I fi' wi, O N95 C. Robinson S. Stokes R. Williams . i X R. Young M. Anderson J S. Anderson D. Austin J sf ' I 48 Q 4 ,. ff 4 xx x Y' Ge. .Q M. Badger M. Brown T. Burrell ' f A65 I. Beasley E C 0 lf 4 Clark lu on i o r s niors .fr ,ga C. Brunt I. Bush A. Baber . X , 51, O' I .A f kd ,Q Hs' D' ' 1 .X . Q ,X le T. Benson H E 1' S AL F Cotton D. Anderson B. Barney C. Brown N Q 1 4 S 2 Q 5 K 1 -sf Y L. Bryant N t. . T. Carr M y I' D I 19 D. Crawford C. Curtis TX T. Fair S. Foster T. Campbell T. Galmore O. Ill T. Davis L. Griffin -so A. Hampton if I 1 NN. X ' Q P Hullmx 4 1' 'YL - 1.1 I' llvp'-on Wi. P L. Gober A. Gardner 9 C. Goodman Mr. and Miss Junior T. Horton C. Hunter M. johnson T. johnson F. jones F. jones A 'X D. Kemp C. Lanton L. Majors M. Marshall A F. Iohnson G. johnson T. johnson C. jones L. jones W- 101195 E. Lewis T. Lewis T. Moore L. Mosby juniors juniors juniors For the record . . . X in mf' W. Mosby C. Outlaw L. Parchman I. Pointer W. Reeves D. Roberson E. Rogers T. Rowe C, Russell D. Rush K. Smith M. Smith if -.EX S Smnth N. Snerling F. Speed M. Spencer Il '-nnkr-x X' 'I.wIm- M.Thom.1s T. Thomas Did you know . . . We missed . . . Basic Skills Test .HJ P. Tulliver B. Townsend H. Towns M. Tumer L. Weeks f '--..,I ' 4 X. 1 , fi? X is ' ' A '51 9 fr' ,. .22 s . 5' . Htl 12. 'Q-4.4 A- K, S. White C. Williams Wk 5 X A L. Williams M. Williams N. Williams mi, fi 1 K. Williams P. Williams 2- f 7' X. , .1 ln! S. Williams T. Williams T. Williams Y. Williams Future Seniors M. Wiley T. Winters N. Word S, Young 1 Q A iff P-C' 1 s 'Y ,4 ,I Fl. 2 23 Mr. and Miss Sophomore - Sophomores .1 - - G. Adams M. Adams R. Anderson O.- . .I i. i T. Anderson S. Artis S. Bass f I V. Billbro R. Blaneh V. Booker C. Brown r '. 5 - +9 -f ff kv . ENE , E I . 'I if' - - L. Brown 0 C. Bruce A. Brunt O. Brun! K, Bryant C. Burnvtt For the record Q U. Burnvil . '-5 l l l . 3' ll ll T. Bush T. Cavett C, Clay B. Bush M. Cohen K. Davis C. Dickerson D. Dyes W. Eagins ' M. Ewing M. Giles .. . Xafl N. C-oodlow B. Goodman E. Halbert . A. Hammond E. Hampton P. Hopskin C F. Horton D. Hunter L. johnson 7 . . 3' C. Hunter A. jackson C. johnson S. johnson M. jones S. jones j. jude D. Keeler C. Lang j. Lang P. Marshall - C v T. Marshall j. Moore S. Moore M. Morris M. Moslvy M. Owten R. Randolph D. Robinson I. 'Snerling D. Partee M. Partee S. Pelt F. Riley I. Rivers A. Roberson B. Rush d M. Saffold Q S. Sanders M. Speed M. Stevenson T. Suggs G. Taylor M. Thompson l We X' 4 Q 9- an 2 X5 , ll az. f .wwe 4: ' x S. Townsell G. Warren C. Watson L. Webb A. Williams E. Williams lf, Williams 1. Williams SNQW 1' ,gk 'Ar V X ' , .u'n rl 31253 n , . +3 'Nlf-T X I. Williams X 'WX K N11 Williams M. Williams W, Williams M. Wilson N1 Wilson 6 B. Word ll Word W lX'urlli.im I N-mug 1 Allen E. Anderson C. Artis W-r A. Austin I NX xx 'Y If K Balley L. Bickham G. Brown O. Brunt 4 A. Clark ., mf! H. Clark I I I f lll N Iluuaxrl U In gf? N' ll mil all sr I. Coleman K. Conner K. Fair A. Flowers , A N171 l I HOU' 1H'9 .' I I I u'e'f'U I I uIl'l.l.l.'. l U ,nn .'.'u 1 1 H. W. Davis M. Dyes l x gl l A 4 C. Fullilove Y. Gaither . . H I. Gaines C Galnwrc S. George R. Green I. Hill ,fr if 5. N Q whnsnn I. lohnson C. jones 15- mf' Nl ll.NN o u 0 'fu o W ll' Ng aw' C. jones if F 1 X wir f- xl, 2' T. jones K, Lang D. Magsby R. McGee 3 I fm 1 I W .A 2 fi? ik s 'fu 0 , 0 I MUN . uowf, 'm U 0 ...ap u 0.1 no Na I.: gn YTWTT 5 Q L. Moore F. Malane M. McKnight -.A .1 J G. Lockett D. McGee M. McKnight I. Milton A. Morris H. Morris A. Nesbitt R. Noah C. Parchman 94 1 - T. Parker H. Porter ,-2 'Y :'. 5-. O. Rhodes D. Rice A. Prater A x D. Randolph 1. Robinson S. Rosebur XX XS bg .1-gf. E. Rucker T. Rucker I.. Sims C. Speed Xfgf, -H if L. Starks Hu-x n xi I Slvxmmi A.Sh'w.1rt C,St0Ck0S jf Z T A L. Swinney I. Thomas R. Thomas S. Thomas T. Thomas S. Tuggles I. Turner C. Washington I W. Webb L. West F. Williams T. Williams 1 l 5 T. Williams 5. Williams C. winters 1. Wolf 1 sf' Q V X , Y. Q, . 1. A X ,E GD ,JJJ ,N x X X a J fl! V-f W if? if V. X My ,niet 75: 'W kcu.. , - N.. Q k in pher Furdge f Yolaa X ! I Q A 1 MM! Y Miss A.H.S. 1 Crowning of Queen 5- cb . . it t 4 if . . X A J J J Cmwnbearer Royal Court - x. if ,,f t . - .llllxl Q. Presentation of Gifts by Presidents . ,vi ' . I I ' . s L K Dmping of Queen . t ' , -i .3 N 4 .u . K. I Q, . - Crowning of King fhxr U-- x 'Sadr Al-f.lll1lN'.l n-rs I -. . Xxf- M . . . . . ' A ,A- v , I 2 ,Si .VZ-3, ' - ff ,-:,-, 91'-Q ' 1 9 1'- 3f:i'fi::fe:iffff 'I' .4 - 0 . 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I I Town Crier are il Pedric Cipson Larry Brownlee Walter McNeal Shun Bass Norman Sm-rlmg ,..lJ.l Michael johnson Clay Walker Roderick Brinson Willie Mosby Student Council Presidents Marcus Reexes Brenda l'.lft'h!11.ll1 Student Council Tommy Lewis Francis Silket Connie Brown Chantel Outlaw Mr, and Miss lireshman Mark Mrknight Nikki Stexenson Mr. and Miss Senior l.ionel Duckworth Shirley Stokes Mr. and Miss Andm Brunt Schl.inder lohnson -Xrthin Xrtis llt'.lll1e'i Nlnurm' Mr. and Miss 12-B Keith McDaniel Kimberly Morris Mr. and Miss ll A Marcus Wiley Doniso Stuclwy Mr md Miss Nigvl l uslvr lJk'LlLll'lllM' ,Nllvn Mr. and Miss ' 10-B Q--Gil Q -l fl 1 ,Lf ' X Jimmie Williams Teresa Chatman johnny Ewings Barbara Rush Tm-rry llupsun Monica littlv Mr. and Miss FHA Hero Club Marlon jones Sandra Townsell Mr. and Miss I Math Club Charles Dear Demea Roberson Mr. Hi-Y Miss Tri-Hi-Y jimmy Hunter Regina Green Mr. and Miss Basketball Howard johnson Colette Lanton joseph F. Beasley LaShun Morgan is 'N s IV I ' 'I I 1 A!! I King and M K gCh W' fig AM f f A .ww H QQ' if WSF Nmxw if C 1 I 1 . xml Miss CIC and Mr. SGA 1' , K, ff, 2,4 d Moth I If 42 IN - .5rv ' First Altemate Tressie Benson 1 1 9 XT o Miss Homecoming and Royal Court m I I L ' :. 24- Q f '- ro .' LU' ' kqpfgxns I ' X ' ,f QA ' 'a, . - 4. . ,G I ext xix vt ., xi Q rv' -- Homecoming Game 4' v . 'x L S1-. I I ' 1 ' I . f Q O- Miss Homecoming Veronica Flowers Second Alternate Shclia Suggs Q 2 -LN fi 7 1' if of A af 5-s ,VATKYQ ls l X Ea lf is PQ gr bib l 1 so ' l ,.i - . - ' Y 1, . ,, , Second Alternate ' 5 42225255 X .1 fo! 1':4f,q,'l Q Mlim -I El .lg 4 V4 1 Principal Crowns Miss Homecoming en., i -ms Homecoming Queen ,, , :li- r a'? 4l First Alternate -'vi ix 'sl 'Q- vi go -41 f 'i 5 I Ilvvu. Jar, Pa Fr 4. +I-. -1, Homecoming Activities Annually, Coahoma Agricultural High School celebrates the crowning of Mr. and Miss A.H.S. and Miss Homecoming during Homecoming Week. This is a week of grand display in honor of the Mighty Tigers. During the week, each day is portrayed by a different activity. This year the following activities occurred. ' October Q12-161 Kiddy Day Tacky Day Dress-up Day Western Day Maroon and White Day As a joint effort the high school and college try to observe the same days. To culminate the week, Super Saturday is brought on by a grand parade down the streets of Clarksdale. The Grand Marshall leads the parade and is followed by prancing bands and cheerleaders, decorative floats and cars, and hundreds of onlookers. Finally, the big Homecoming games are played. Aggie plays at 1:30 p.m. and Coahoma plays at 7:30 p.m. During halftime the Homecoming Queens are crowned. Western and Kiddy Days ' 245 ...nv .... A 'PTI 45 11 ff' V ,.-.. Y g 1151534 What is dis ya'll? pg-in runnin: W in-nr. nun anim! any 1 D-rv.,1I .fu g-pu-N nil 1-rv-1 -var -- 1 1 ibn L LW ll U 'V' mn C A ..,. nw K 1 My, ain't we purty, Howdy partner. .sn I-wa' vLl -.ao an 14 nam: -:rv :- at .-, We wus jamming. I NN Jn, 'f'4 , ' ? 5 . 1 Wecz a harty pair. less-a-swangin? We bes ragging. x,-4 , What s up lhu ' Sunnv.1in't lt Cowgirls? MW! W9 clean. l . Y 'i vp' gg so C . . O' 0 I' 'C' . - L ag U.. 1. s 'B g - 'Q f' A ' 1 . . y 1 .1 Q a L3 1 It 0 9 P f . L .1 . . P r P T Tri-Hi-Y if can - nw IIB: was A ar . Qlfi! x lf! Swv L 'm9 : XPP- Z :Ng --:Q in can 21.-fs 113 1 C1821 i' 1124-yg,1 W' umm ir-w-sm-:nun mf- -ll! y ' W i?.ll'5i- M l. W ISIQ its 'I-.'lC -ff? 'fu 3 Ti Q-'NISE PQf9ar4'f'T .in5'7Y5'l--l9- a Q-Um' ai- '27'-1'l ll ' ZWKQ-U -ia wif' -'7I? 75lL l'0 'ffl-lf'.'9. 'L Z: 'WI i ,l d '. Bo 'A'f-'5- ! - ' M- n7i l l 5, .,,f W . .:,,-'ana ,Lf , in wad. -K. A 3.51.53-ldf vxgvi. 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' ' 5 - , f A.A - '. ', i.. .' 7 ffiri- '-is A . . 'iff' f A ' '. 1 ff si i 111121-rflfsrilfni' , '-ff: Y 'I 'J .' ' . L - ' 'G t fri- Aff, L, ' 'W3,'lJ'l .f'f,I' Q' is. t i . O . l . - i S onsors. Mrs. Patr1c1a Brown MISS amesetta Powell l ' S U st ' ' , ' . ' X 0 ' ' 5 Q I - 1' - 4' 'R ' 1 -' ' 4' .7 5 5 pg , . - 9 5 nn O is 0 The term Tri-Hi-Y is used in referring to any of the following YMCA sponsored clubs for young people of high school age. Hi-Y are boys' clubs, Tri-Hi-Y clubs are girls' clubs and co-ed Hi-Y include both boys and girls. Clubs are usually sponsored by the YMCA nearest the members' homes or the state YMCA. All clubs have an adult advisor. The Tri-Hi-Y is international in scope, Christian in emphasis, interdenominational in character and democratic in practice. The TriAlliAY club uses as many key people as possible. A club of thirty members or more should have the following elected officers: l. l'resident, presides over meetings 2. Vice President, handles all programs A AAA A A A A A I Secretary, keeps minutes of meetings Xi TR, H, 7 Al, lreasurer, l-seeps up with all finances 0 X' 3 Project chairman, handles all service and fllllcl-l'EllSll1g campaigns ffl fu Chaplain, handles devotion and all religious areas ol' the club Y if T, Sergeant atAAi'ms maintains order in meetings 'X if H, Hot ial thairman, handles all recreational and social events ot' the club tt Reporter, keeps a record ot all activities of the club lhe membership tee in the Mississippi, Regional and National lfellowship is 535.00 per member per school year. l.ocal dues are set by eat h indix idual club 1 N t ,, .,,.,, . '. Q ow . l V ' S 'I' 0 eq -no L L' . 1 5 . '.'lz 1.0 Q 0 bl '. I F'-.T TJ i .1 . T P 'P Hi Y I ' 4-is 5.4. 1 .- A ,. Muzi. ,. ,W 4 4 V? Nr ,KV 7 W . ,.i,,, ' v1.v M7' gf m ,QV .. . , Tlx. . 'Wy f ' ' 4 , 4,W,9 t Vg- fggvy 1 uv an .ur s-12.4, vu. wan svn' :ara A Ill! 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Hi-Y are boys' I -:lubs, Tri-Hi-Y clubs are girls' clubs and co-ed Hi-Y include both boys and girls. Clubs are usually sponsored by the YMCA nearest the members' homes or the state YMCA. All clubs have an adult advisor. y The Hi-Y is international in scope, Christian in emphasis, interdenominational in character and democratic in practice. 3 - The H1-Y club uses as many key people as possible. A club of thirty members or more should have the following elected officers: 1 . . . T . President, presides over meetings 2. Vice President, handles all programs --4--eeeefe , 3 Secretary keeps minutes of meetings A 4: Treasurerl, keeps up with all finances XX . Project chairman, handles all service and fund-raising campaigns. K A5 . 6. Chaplain, handles devotion and all religious areas of the club 7. Sergeant-at-Arms, maintains order in meetings 8. Social chairman, handles all recreational and social events of the club l 9. Reporter, keeps a record of all activities of the club The membership fee in the Mississippi, Regional and National Fellowship is 55.00 per member per school year. Local dues are set by each individual club. l vl l 49 A ,. B . '.' ' . . 1 I .I -' 9 0 -Q0 I ' ' . 'fs 'fa 03 3 5 '. ' I 3'-.5 'J Life. fav Lljo. P fP R - -Q . ' Future Busmess Leaders of merlca - fsinasuf. Y 49 T - f 1, - I ,f , f ,ff - if ' ' U I . . v. -. . ,- .: - '.. ' . .. - V. '- f. -.ff ',1.' , ' ' ' , ,S ' it Ik ' ' -'-. ' ' '-I - w , -'-..,' - 1, ,V 1 -' -,'s,, ,s I Cl':7'33iV' f '7?n '44-- if 52:1 r ' - , .- 4-'Qi Pffrg--:f '?s+15-32z. i. 'ff .' f- .' .- 'L--.fs ,Q ., 4-' ..'. - A .'- . 'f A ' ,. ' - .' '. ft r -' , I f' ' ' ' ' ' ' J1 -. ' 1 ., . . .-' ' ',. '-' --.fg ' ','. Y 3 4 'J' ' . UQ, s-113. A 5 '- D' , v, '4- .pf-41 Y 1' I K'-F3 x .- '. fx, ?t'c4N 5 ' ' fs 'gi f..- ' 5 'fo 1- ' Af ikfff D E QSM. J':'cf iIzi:.,i'q?: -ri! '18 EQYJ4 I' 912, 1 . 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V1-I 4 .V , ...I 3 3 AQ-Liz.. qu' V A , It wgvfjjdg' Q ,I 4 ni -..' ,Q Q I - Q ,gina r-7 xi-N31 . up Jar, I .t I 'yFl,L'.!,,4 ,Q lx , XA 2,151 , ,g VV- I , 1 ,ltgr .' Zlrijfqesfrfizg.-,W jan ,kin A Ai:-gig 5- , L.. .w-A ,' i fi, ,vc - ,. - V -- , .- . - -. ,. 553 1 s.- .5?',' , , 1 .f ng 'ffm A ' . A ff c . 1' 5- ' ' i ' ' ..-:f-.,i 1. M1193 ' 'ss . -I 1.. .- -'v,. 1 ', ',f-,6' -' 'ff' ' Ha: - 1 , 'b '51, , ' ' -'- , --1 -'wi-.w '-' ' .. ' - -' .' fy! J A . fy 'I ' ,X rf . -Q-.J ,'r.,'- 4: ',. 1 2' ' V' , ' . 'A' 'l 'Q fl '.' Vg' .sv vs i hi 2' 4-4 ' f ' - - -'31 TL ' ' 3' - 4 '- , ' ' I I 'Q' ' .. -at 'Q' A ' LI' - Qs 4 -Q.. 5. .sAL.!.f '. L' ! Q 0 Sponsor. Mrs. Eva Chrldress 5 5 . QQ 1 l , ' . Q or p -Ve - ' 1 . 0 ' g D . . 0' 9 5 9. ' R 9 . l I no O As.o X is if j SXEULK IUUEAYVON 'PQOCHIH UTURE EADERS MERICA USINESS Ihe purpose ot the IB! ,N is to develop competent, aggressive business leadership: to strengthen the confidence of students in themseh es .ind their work: to c it-.ite more interest in .ind understanding of American business enterprise: .ind to encourage members in the tiexeliipriieiit ot indix idu.il projects which contribute to the improvement of homes, businesses, and community. H! ..- -1 , 'f 2' ' ' 'fam' M T-, gt' 1 5 ... U , 0 Qi 10:09 P fp Future Homemakers of merica A i aslnaptnavl avlium an U A i ri -MM Z mme .gg any W ii '0 3lN64Ylf13nwl vM2ff 'mhamlnliraevliawxza -lfwfiwaiwsmwlvn -fu aciwml 231 awww-v lwiluws can mlrmmwua 4- una ,avr A -' 4011 ivan If i xv- lid wanna um an 1-uw. 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V' ,' V Q, 'vp r .Q , C' ' ' 1- A as 'i K ra -. fn 17' A A ,il -'va ' h l V Q J. , V V Hx A , yt.. af 0 Y , - iq Iv, P' N '- 'mais' 1 - i VW- , f ' i f ks, ' H!-Effb, .ff - . ' 'i ..-4 ' Sponsors: Miss Delores Smith - Mrs. Irma Gambrell I ? osx . . . S'.. 5 fn's' '. . .'- . ...t ' QMAKfR5 K' 4' 0 Nfw wh o O Q X l fu -K I ' 19 Q sk rf' S E1 - 3 E 1 , 'Q 1, S' eg, if X xo 0 ' HO The objective of the organization shall be to help individuals improve personal, family and community living through organized programs as a part of the home economics education program in the school. Students enrolled in home economic classes or previously enrolled shall be eligible to hold office, to make motions, and to vote. The local chapter shall have the following officers: president, first vice president, second vice president, secretary, assistant secretary, treasurer, business manager, parliamentarian, historian, sergeant-at-arms, chaplain, song leaderfsj and reporter. 51 D , ,,.A 1 ..-Eff I , P Student Council ' 5 vacancies at the next regular meeting ofthe council. L'LELv11ltlNS . - V , . X , V , ,iM,,fQ 7f ' . yet. . , 4 I X . -- f1,.u.,.. -.....-...M-mdk O ., ,LQ -Z- I :af X Voting for officers to be elected shall be by secret ballot. MIQIQ I'lN'CS 'lhe council shall meet once a month, special meetings shall be called by the president when needed. ozlolcuxl A simple majority ot' the membership shall constitute a quorum. Elections shall be held annually. 'f III 54.94-L . 4 Uni. NJ D fT 'N y+,:2a:a C-4n'g 7-f'I,c..pEfl7.,Q 3-7-1f: N'::'f'fJ-I 562-Q95 0-fT',Of. g:3-CD1 T115 'Jimi :'.,f,FI 1LQra '.lT!t'v'Q.fKmf-v- rw '-1,711-13' rc FD'-1-12m S- 'UN20 :J f-Ep-,big : fdtgmi?-9:3 'T 32050 fc 5' O.: 0 :. ow CD 3 4 273' fb co gig, no .C H.. 3 QB 2.5. O -. 22 :sm 5 . G .gg m '-l D' 'U 5 Q 75 O ,., tn V1 Q., QQ Q. CD :T m fp 00 'W :r 2 ru D, X O :I 4 'N o- FY r-1 E 'D 'D cn fc. 3 E ' Eg- 03. Q. '-4 'J' Q- ' 2 ,F Q V7 I gt fr I fi -1 3 SJ -1 2 Q H O IT? rp FQ S 8 Q pda ' - 1 U5 'D kc W N 5 D' I U7 0 2. 02 2 as 5: 2 Z fb U, l-lo 3 'D CD m Q1 CD ro 3 Eg' ri 2 if ' in f-f E Ea' CD T 2 5 'D E 3 2 W N i Q gp 1 'l ro na 3 1 Q GQ ..-. 3 m U' 3 O Q Si: C I ' 5 F? 3' cn fb Q, fa na 5 1+ na 9 2 3- 3 rl, na '- IJ. H- .-2 M 95 -l For the record . . . 1987-88 A.H.S. Staff , F wh ,, -Mg? E ' Gr IP . 1 1 . .fa-f V . - x'-8 ' , nv EE' XXX -.Il 1 A . D l. 'fl Ili T - 91 r Af wi 1 Q 10 1 I 'Nil .FN 4 f 6 :J ,4 1 Y 1 Ji F -dl! 'QN I I v 'VT,,, ,Q Iv I I I - N I ' -.. I I I ' I I fl ,'.:1-'Q-:T -IA A i Arg 4 . Q P5 I I I I I I 51. ,. I I IJJJ Zhu l . V lass Favorites are a select group of young boys and girls who are rhosen by their classmates in a general election. This group consists of boys and girls who have excelled in particular areas of academics or extra- :urricular activities. Two individuals represent different areas of expertise. Each year the senior class votes on what categories will be portrayed. Then, with the aid of the senior class advisors, each of the twelve categories s filled by deserving members of the senior class. This is an annual event which allows students to depict certain standards the entire year. . if Darrin Dickerson - Pamela Gathings 'A Marcus Reeves +- Doris Jones Tonel Duckworth - 'Madelyn Bee Christopher Furdge - Doris Iones Charles Dear - Lavonia Coleman Stanley Lewis - Luecretia Cockerham Tenell Burnett - Brenda Green Arthur Artis - Brenda Parchman David Gates - Angela Gibson Darrin Dickerson - Shirley Johnson Otis Reddix - Yolanda Iohnson gil s fl' F ,A .44 5 . - 'L Q 'dig VA Thanksgiving Cheer given by the Home Economics Department to the elderly. ni an U 'Ap :x . l' I - nvxrxf XX r . -- ,La FTM! .ti -. 5 'X vi YA .vv ie N-56341 o ' ' Qhw . Chrwtnms Chvvr - M i -.'x's- --tails. ini . '13 fr .1 . 4 D ,N-nv-H-f 0 - ' ' ' ' I . g -vie., v: - .:,. 4' --v:?x. ' - - sf x. i r,e.ei. e :e,, 5 ri., A e-wrrv0l? l 3 M -i ,,,.,,,5.+w-m4vw'v ' V M A, Wu-?f?L,,,......, 4-1-al! V' 4-A MW .,...,,.,.-.a-use --f JW ,..,.,..f...-0-vii' ... . - ,...-..-annul . ,W .N .- --'QQ ,.f 1 . - l..,,.,,,,,..l rl cm ' PQ 1 61 'Q iw .E 5 -NW' rJ3f e x Vx-, . 'px - . ':. A , .1-5 V 3. Y ,g . . u-ti 4 , . . In-,,,, 1' E. 4k.-SN I' , if J , 5 K -, 2 Ii n T . '55 l ,- ,, - xv 1-ll Q : i' ,ffl -' Fm ft, . xl' a xv J R 4. ' 4 I ' 9 5 MW -r-1 ' - N42 F Q 2 ' ve Q . I B 1 . A s 'r 7 u-.. 1 A :H sp U' qi!-.1 if 5- .r v Q o -1 . I li , I ,Lv s ja . xr, img fp GJ I X x '7 ' it ' -4 ,.5 5 -. Q25-, V T' fi . T g , . u. Mfg M ' 5' . 5935: A g'x -4 gd' m n ,, K 2 EN' '? , jx sim A A .- um fi K - P7 -5 LD I Q-1 W I 01 fl? A.i,A. va- x.' .f1 k' sf 'Q . J 'A if A . L. L4 ar, .5 nz S- -, .Qs. . 'u-.1 -s v .- 4431 3 - A! 1' cn 5-4 OJ CD 0? E-' :Ex Ha DD 'Ili cu .-G E-4 1 OO h Sc gh -1-4 I 1-4 C5 3-I 5 -H 1-1 5 U -v-4 ll-4 on fi eu E c -CI es co U ff' ,M . 4 ,,,-1 Coach Campbell gives last minute instructions. I ' ' K -' - ai vi ul -4 4 A nn 's'f1xJ' ,. in aa! 5 ll' t The team practices before the game. yo ,..1.... ,-no -in ,. -i 0-1.- 1 - ' Tommy Cheetah Lewis on the carry. The Superintendent observes the game. ,4 x 1 Rr l.fx',' Gsm: .- P243 ? ' Coach wants a conference with the referee. Tiny Tim is tackled after a good gain. .,-1 'Id-,vvfi ....,... , ' 'V ...wp ' X , ,Mv,e,q, ,, Q :H if Tiny's hurt! But Dr. Hill will patch Motivation and meditation before the him up. kickoff. x 6 91 6 H .jg.. - up ' 'df'-llll 1' O E s Cheetah's tackled in open field after a long gainer. -l 6.q 5 5+q.',, . ' - U --- .. Af- .T Y. 5 QQ on - N ' The homemnung crowd wenw to enjoy the game. QB Beasley, the Tigers' Field General A.H.S. Cheerleaders 1987-88 'K 411 31? . L I gulf' AV I ,V., JoAnn Miller Ch y Gal e XXX 5 f -mf 7627 We ,X,,. ,. ii - M -A . X 'S .f' 'rx . . t 1 f .X , . X' I X 4-LXX, xi: 3 1 ', r if A v X ff N : Aj K 0 Dean Ferguson D a R b' 5 11' UD 3-I Visa gg? 455 U-:sos fd! 4 .1 5 9 I Lady A.H.S. T1gers 4? .:l 1987-88 --:elzl Easy basket. EQ 8 an 8 Qi! CG , -nW V, my '- ,g -Y X. 'M Time-out on the court. 'pta' ,Q if xx .ff In your face! Up and In! QQ -. 8 Us . l A ,Eg .. ' ' 1, I , H 8 fx' f ' 88 ff-My f -1' 2 eg ET 8 '8 8, W ' . MT, MMM A V 3 W tp ux A is 54- Tiger Defense -i u f' LE,-ff , , 5 .I ' A we .f L U H, - N ' Ml' 7 A Ai' QAZ QA I , , gg i . . 1 , ,,2k, j .- w H. fair,-ma 17 QI: .'g'l'l n 'WJ S J 4 Q ,JY7 Excellent jump shot. aug, You're too late! lugvrx for two? QQ -wb- I ww , A, .la ,,' ' A ,- ,',,',f, 3 Tr 2 ff: an O' A I I . . fffhgy 4710 ,. I ' s Q L4 PDT' QM wit: CN 69 43 x S U 1' ...i E-,, A ,Q JBL? 1 5 gf x , . -: - SSI , 4, . 1 . ,fx we ,A - myrffgx , 5 4 5 4 m as, 1 V., -s ,.., x.. 17 , V 5 f,w,f,a .. ,, we ,, . ,,,, ' .. ,. 0 Q14 QWQ if ,l iil 2 V 6 Easy bucket Let It Hy ,Q 2 Tigers take a jumper. Try to block this shot. 1 71 1 N5 Ax .U I tt t Get out of my way. Great form! fa W vb- 'v i 1 HI Tnlw your tlmv - I . ' r is 1... Automatic R -gal 2 I4 nf, vs., f Take that, number 32? Ionestown, MS m 2 cw? 3 A Friars Point, MS he 12th h 12t ge arcus Reeves Christoph I 11 12 MS WI1, O 4-4 VJ OJ C 0 1-5 .C -A-v OI F-1 .EQ dd :- 4. L- 5 -C 'C 42 QF IN 12t er Furd ohnson O 'JI LD v-4 U3 E 2 15 'U ua .M s- .Ll U -C ii' 1-1 Pl 5x GJ ..- uz C!! CD U2 O v-. ln F-4 E ev 3 cn 2 0I18St0Wl'l I h 12t tt C I'1'l Bu Tennell 1' Yi' Farrell, MS 11th Henderson Clark .CZ D- GJ ua v-'I-0 IA!-O U3 2 :F aa E cu U-4 .-C JJ 1-4 1-4 x O U 'U La fs .-C U ..- M 1-41-1 N 1' mm mm 22 EEE as ,sa -EE EE-E D-19 IL. UIQ Ui Hua .Eg .E U-la-. I-.ml 55 EE I'4I'l Flo I-41-I I-11-l feng 5, 'Em E3 cl: C5 :ns E85 mer GN Em bac OE m',Q'-2 O s-4 Zw H22 mo ww- CNQI' CSI cn mm tn 222 2 .J s Es- mi Omen 23 rL.'o-cs .Q mmm 5+- .-es-I we -Es- ,EC muummi .c..::.:: .f:.c 4-J-lik! 4-fi-I '-CNICNI Q1-1 I-11-494 I-UI-1 ll! I-4 GJ .2 E E100 :.,.. 4J3U '-1 05,12 .ESB -C I-'QL U1-1 f 'D! 'ilDl 1 ' CNXDIXQ' Trainer: Eddie m 2 C Q.: .E o ra. oi Lyon, MS Friars -C.-C 4-I4-I 1-4F1 3 O .-aa-,EM M1--.E QOZH CNICNIUIEQ' IXCNI IN Coach: Head m E nf E O .-C1 cu O U .-C 4-I r-4 v-1 s-4 GJ C QJU E56 QU 2 0 CD CI ft m E Friars Point, 11th Collette Lanton SWIG NO! S Jonestown, M 12th Cn enda Gre 15 Br i?Ki,. If x if '-.. ,ia Q 1 r xcfbq 1 K' v. 1 la ,Web ga Administrators LaShawn Griftin Classes - Features Felicia Johnson 'ee ,saw F as C --of-13,.,.,, J ' Sj'er.'i?::,g:Qi.-L+,-, , -D Q 5 v X Z -:sg Eg . I fm v . -,, 43 -I - -. -- .... - A? 11-1-li-1-il' gi .J .a...y.-7: t ' -- . r -s -.. E QAAIQ .-..f-.ua-A ..- . , Q -if Faculty - Staff Classes - Features Features - Sports Alicia Hampton Glarretter johnson Doris jones . F- 7 A- X 3- '4 -4 I. .'.I' - -Ui. :'x' 5 Q -T v.., 'G 136 Yu gms pm 1 Class Favorites - Features Vlassvs Classes - Sports lanu 1- 5Dt'l'llI1g Christopher Furdgc Francis Silkct f 'A 'pair . if . N w L 3 ,. A. ' . Q -H E! W' gn . 'U ll lg UQ- 4 '1 is is 1 Q 3 4 if I 34 Q ! DU Dhbq . ,. , Ag: M 4 1 ' Hfixxlfbgi 'W f- Q UI' ,J I Q Y. 4 .- 4 .x E a ' an ., ' . 4'-' 'C' gig 5' wJ' 3 fa- - - C -, , iiQr--of .,1 1,-I 'A U ff V W i O, I sg, V4 isbn M Q-vgggyxif? :Q-S3 Q!..,L,gg ,rjm g 'fbl ' is - ' . W WWA ,. - 4 9 ,y ,alfa U JAY., A iff' j A , Q ,Wl'0Y ,af -t M af.. , 14' 'P-,,4. 1 wr Grit f H-C, by . :rs b V., gr- vs mu ,M ,Aft f '-Q., V , ,aff aa' Q,,. ., , H at ' 5. a ' i fr? Wiffflrwe- f- ', I Q., X'-' ygx ,, 4 'nwix W 'Q I., 'jiwfrl' V415 ' ,, , ' 135 . , ,JY . , wb , 1 we-'af K '. 'A J -- . 1. . in i t ,rw ' Y A. f - t '54, Ag.. t ,:, 1 es..l-3, .r ,. 2 - '--' 4 x .f.f'-,.i'lfT4.l.' Q arcus C. Reeves Editor This school term has been an exciting as well as an educational experience. In drafting this year's yearbook we have tried to capture all the memorable moments which have made this year such a spectacular experience. We have collected numerous photographs, articles, and statistics to support this year's theme, For the Record. After putting all of our information together, we've come up with what we think is the best yearbook ever at CIC and AHS. By helping to create this yearbook I feel that I've learned something important to this institution. I hope that this yearbook illustrates the pride that we the students at Coahoma Junior College and Agricultural High School have in our school. Sincerely yours, Marcus C. Reeves Editor I ia. my g Q. 'Q lm F.: S vk5ff,,sx, y ' .Ar 1 NYY -rv ' if - I-8 Nw -- I I . I Q si! ,z M I 5113 Q l I I Z1 nn- , mg T I 1 1 Ns-.-FV- '.v--J X' s u M x 1 isa 1- .. -as .. . . - p Christopher Furdge Editor As far as being Editor of the 1987-88 yearbook, I must say that it has been a great experience as well as a pleasure to have had the opportunity to produce this year's yearbook for you. Many days, it seemed as if most of our deadlines would not be met, but as the old saying does A quiter never wins and a winner never quits. This year's theme For the Record symbolizes another year of the dedication and hard work of a yearbook staff. I have enjoyed gathering for the social history as well as the academic history of this campus. I have benefited from this experience greatly and would like to thank my co-workers for complimenting me so well. Thank you. CHRISTOPHER FURDGE I I I - H if ' '1 if I Q Q 1 - I I . U 'U' I I ' U - - 9 I U U I nv- l I I l Fry, E J Q p. ,S L, y . - fum l . - FN. I 'h .'i:Qi. 'l' W l . K .. ,L ,, , .fag-is t pg Q-. M A .M-..f,-. I 4 ff- .' ' M' 'l Vg.. ., 'I 4, !:f2.s .,2f gs.1i.i,-3:,5442's 'If x 5 Q, Q 'g -' f m .-'li' I. , plfertgla' f' V' A . ' ,l . L Q Y w l 1 :L ,,, .. --1 ' ' 'fl tix 'L ,Ll I ': ' H , 1' , gg! X, .. l Frances Silket Co-Editor In keeping with this year's theme, For the Record . . ., we have tried to bring out important highlights that will become part of the everlasting record of Coahoma Agricultural School. As Co-Editor of the 1987-88 Aggian, I am pleased to say that I am proud of the book that we have brought to you. Though this was my first year, I have enjoyed working as part of the yearbook staff. Some members have worked harder than others, but through all of the tedious work, we've learned work together. A heartfelt thanks goes out to the members of the staff who were always there to make sure that everything was done properly and that most every deadline was met. We may have missed a deadline or two, but not because we did not try to meet them. To our advisor, Miss Powell, I would also like to say Thanks for being there. To you the viewers, I hope you enjoy this yearbook, because we have done our best to make this the best yearbook ever. Thank you. FRANCIS SILKET 5: 1 fy-+1 AU' na- ?. I 'H c ' 'gifli' ,,x.af-its 'S , vifvfff. Q Q C db! f '. 'gf - 11 i'g3.6'?rl' s, 31, - . V J 4 4-gg 3. . V Ii Ml' 1 L U , I' - ,id M - 3 . f .'-fx . 'A i-Ko H , Q w 'lf' 1 ,'if , . ul ' n 4 s , ' 1 .3 .5140 ' W , V. , , .X . Q ,X 1. -ek r . . ,. '.' -. L -' ,' x A Y' 'x ' I '. 3'-X -ff -fy E k .f.-V,-A'-'?'x , , ,. X, D, t U!-si. - 9. . N nlixg J' - :ffl rf .JVM ii, .g QL if NJ 4 Q r I J Q , I el Al .'. YE, , X f . x h? A- ff' xq his ,F 'I vor, .,. Sports - Layout ' 'h Marcus Reeves H , Q 4 f . f., A f IU: M A ,vf ., 1- ,,, fllguf' . Jin: 2,u1...uff'F ' - T, ' . ' v 2'-ffff I V -. , , ..A, Y I ,. -I-In -Q --vw-. v-T3'1.'v.-5 -. -q,.1f, -,ffivli . . , r 4. ul .,,,'. ,- L 4, SPODSOV Alex Ross .. fr 'Q 'rw 6' f Ll, ' A 5 51, . Tut 7 .. , ' v ,A 'fe , Q 1' 17' -nf V ' V 1. - III ii - , 3 'I' 1 5 19 'UQ Q4 5 '41-4' J Q. wa 1 -si Q -s..v'ufK' :- Q ..- , . 'VQQNQ ' 1' 5. vl 'r !': 'd .Ju ,.,'u Q' I K A s6,x,'. ?0 E so .' P sh Q J, Q hi .40 I-.Q Q , A l 1' fiat' x F Q Q Sr 'Qi .fx p o ' ' Coai1O1g1qNA51'1gg1tgujA 41 is ,3 '1 ' -A vi . . . 'zj-iq ,I ' ' ' ,f Q ' .' fu I I' 'X 'J , ,li , h - .E ,. W M 11 vi M ' 'lff 1 I UFIZ. 5 ' s I 971' il' 11 '?Y 'Y-if z lvil 1 Z' rxv - 59 1 5 v ' x ' 5' 1 I . I 1 1 . f , 1 XX , Q1 :Y ' I 'M ' -f l T' lf y 3, A W : , ,. Lib i2'i'f,,, -cf' -h S - ,- 'ag ., ' ..: --...L f Sl A A' ' , .4 rv Anto- w -:Yf--5' . ? , gf . and W A, W + fScfoolH?! Lii ii - :-f-A .4 .M-is IN 81 i l -A Miss Homecoming and Royal Court M54 Crowning of Mi M JJ 116' .f- 0 ' -d x .T Jr- Sie , an i mi 1986-87 15515111 QNQQQQMX 'K 15 if 'iii . hr-iii i is i 'Jr :Milli A I Iii H11 ,'s :sffsff:. faf ' ui' ' ' L C. mm- . A g- , j Ai w.-yvgzwr .. 1-1 ' 1 V?-14. ? 'N si ' V I .X wp.. 1 N s ii xxx 1 .1 Mr. and Miss Senior L. Adams M. Anderson H. Artis R. Brown A. Bumett H. Bush A. Carter A. Clark P. Conrad C. Cook B. Cosby L. Cox T. Crockett O. Davidson I. Dukes R. Ewing C. Fair L. Flowers S. Cant E. Garmon P. Giles P. Hall L. Hamner D. Hulett E. jackson B. james C. johnson L' Innes M. Innes K. Lee Q H w. B. Ford D. Foster R. Grandberry 1. Hall id -L U ii-I -A 'I .. Q, :rf 1- 5 K f lk I' . A L life - B. Hunter C. Jackson F. Johnson I. Iohnson K. Lewis I. Magsby WC, xlll D. Marti '1 M. Monroe D. Neely S. Pearson R. Smith N. Thomas B. Webb I E. 3... L. Williams Morris V. Rice I. Stokes x M. 'lliigle 1 V V M. Williams l . , . D. Morton . Robinson Z1 R. Sturdivant D. Walker I M. Williams ii ,- v., I. W. M . xiii W P R. Williams T. Williams S. Wilson M. Word L. Young A. Ferguson No G S iw 3 E. 'il Q V riww '.-' 1' S .it . k t 1-l' Q y 3 n, m 'li 9 u .1 is i l i fn 1 d '-' ' M ' J Y i 1 emu L 1 s T 0 .xg N 0 u s S -.3 X - A 9 ., Samella Wilson Dennis Neely Samella Wilson Terry Carter 1986-1987 CLASS FAVORITES ,ll Most Most ..'Q . I D A an ' ' sp - e t I 5511111113 ' il ik nmmn f p W. P h ... ,I ,V ff 'UPL e l FI lvl + S aj L n 9 lily' .7 ' 17,4 S, -W A H 1 Y -J ii xvx b c A 1' l on , e -f ,I dm po, Tabetha Towns Cheryl Furdge Martin Robinson Tyrone Williams Bl I2 l ?..'7..l'Q if xv A '. 'IE' Urw- A 1-. '. 1 Y' EEK Qi '-'Pi UA 4'. x u y C . . . I C ' '. , - , , . e S J 1' 'll 'lill x N rf ' 3 u - -Ig Llilll , If In lfg, - 's ii! K i Y, .- in , X .. ' x f fl' ' fi 'f 4. . 1-'S ni k ' F mln . I' I ' le l 5 ag . ' T -u - f X Y W Q i -af , 'iz' iii ? I xv ,ik-1' Q UM fffol' 5: .11 MOST MOST . I V 1 rr: ' r V! .iii - l ,fs 1' l H I .L Jflal .lx P H 'li ' I ' 232 '- Ill 0 u ,lil :li 'f M' J' P m , uh o ,?.- ll A I I 1' in Qt J' a o lllillf it 1 r u vm i ' z X S ' ' S X l Annette Stevenson Marilyn Monroe Cory johnson Kenneth Lewis Bertha Webb Myron Martin Mosi' F I n 1' t i e e 1 n 1 d C 1 C i t e u s a 1 t v 9 e'. ' 'I m 1 .gg i YI, nl y Q 4 li J il gz' lf L: 3'-gn-fn mv A , , Uh , . g Y-, 2 V 'v 4 as , ? 1 - -.. - . 5uf-gre, .- J -- Y-Y .i .,-7--....,,- .. 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