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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1980 volume:

ea asBESfea ■ II 1979-1980 Trillium presents ' Co-Lin Moving On ' 1 fen Copiah-Lincoln Junior College Wesson Campus and Natchez Campus Wesson-Natchez, Mississippi 1 1 n i ' I A f IIL. BL ' • i Sir ' -- v IT J j M 1 1 Those were the days my friend, We thought they ' d never end We ' d sing and dance forever and a day. Pt r We ' d live the lives we choose We ' d fight and never lose ' Cause we were young and sure to have our way. G. Raskin BH ■. ' i S : rift 5W UllMffl ' -IB ' %■ i JT i ■ ' ■ . . ■ ■ i r jffK«fr - ft 1 — U.w v V : -. • ; y v £_ _igH Bpf% WI  lr 1 «p 1 Bh - 1 w ? H| JF ' ' ' 1 • ■■ • . • Z . ? ■-■ ■ ■■  4 dill A dream of being a cheerleader, of going for the touchdown, The club work and practice hours and even the school work And always the student moves forward. Running to the grill, Eating in the cafeteria, Talking to friends, Or finally getting to sit for a minute. ■B I J L 1 .. r 4 |A i Jj 4 ■- Lc i p [|H Since 1972 the Natchez campus has been moving on. Students can enjoy fellowship; Seek a quiet moment in the library, Or a game of ping-pong in the Hob-Nob. ma, l N jMHH If? ' IK ar 4i ,. i • . 3 : BmHHBHiHHHi J 3 •! , — __ IP .. : ' : 1 1 MtfH H idi «• , CO - LIN JR COLLEGE NATCHEZ CAMPUS HARM ■ m M 1 : M ) ' € ■ Clowning in front of the Hob Nob: Or hamming it up for the camera; Making speeches or becoming acquainted With friends you haven ' t met yet. It ' s all apart of moving on in Natchez. Dr. Billy Thames works hard for college district Dr. Billy B. Thames, president of Copiah-Lincoln Junior Col- lege district since January, 1968, constantly works for the bet- terment of both the Wesson and Natchez campuses. An honor graduate of Copiah-Lincoln in 1954 and an initial inductee into the college ' s Hall of Fame, he obtained a bache- lor of science, a master of science, and an Ed.D. degree, all from the University of Southern Mississippi. An outstanding educator in Mississippi, Dr. Thames is ac- tive in the Copiah-Lincoln and National Education Associ- ations and the Mississippi Association of Educators; serves on the Advisory Council for the State Superintendent of Educa- tion; is a past president of the Mississippi Junior College President ' s Association and the Mississippi Adult Education Association; a member of Phi Delta Kappa and the Red Red Rose, education fraternities; and the Mississippi Junior Col- lege Faculty Association. He is a member of the Mississippi Junior College Commis- sion, has served as vice chairman of the executive committee for the Mississippi Council for the Improvement of Education, and on numerous other boards and committees. He is serving a second term as president of the Wesson Lions Club. He has served as a member of the board of direc- tors for Brookhaven Kiwanis Club, as Kiwanis Club ' s Circle K adviser, and was Circle K adviser one year. Further he is a member of the board of directors of the Bank of Wesson and for the State YMCA. Other community activities include being a member of the advisory council for the Boy Scouts of America, and a member of the University of Southern Mississippi and Copiah-Lincoln Alumni Associations. He is past chairman of the deacons of Wesson Baptist Church and a member of the board of directors. Because of his outstanding contributions to education, he was selected as one of six Outstanding Phi Theta Kappa Alum- ni in the United States in 1975, the announcement being made in Philadelphia, Pa. He was recognized by Mississippi College for Outstanding Service to Humanity in 1976. Copiah-Lincoln Alumni Association voted him Alumnus of the year in 1970 and in 1975 Monticello-Lawrence County Chamber of Com- merce recognized him for a special award of Contribution to Betterment of Life in Lawrence County, his home county. Dr. Thames is married to the former Anne Allen of Monticello and they are parents of three children, Rachel, Re- becca, and William, Jr. - ' .«! i ' a ■,-.- The Thames Family (1 to r) Dr. and Mrs. Thames, Rebecca, William, Jr., and Rachel. ,ii: ' ; . ' • ' • $£ Moving through the lunch line; A quiet moment with a fuzzy friend, Wheels rolling across front campus And a thousand steps across Co-Lin ' s sidewalks All keep us moving on. ; ... mM . t S .■■ ., . fife |Hm - ■ —  l 1 fa. Practicing, marching, eating; Playing Robin Hood or pirate Arms raised in salute. . . Co-Lin moves on toward a brighter tomorrow. Trillium dedication goes to Alton Greenlee Alton Greenlee The Trillium staff dedicates the 1980 yearbook to a 1960 graduate of Copiah-Lincoln Junior College a graduate of Mississippi College with a bachelor and a master ' s degree a native of Brookhaven and a graduate of Brookhaven High School a person who taught and coached at West Tallahatchie High School in 1962-1963 and at Gulf port East High during 1966- 1967 a man who joined Copiah-Lincoln ' s facul- ty in 1963 as assistant coach, a position he held until 1966; then from July, 1967, un- til 1979. a person who became an instructor in his- tory and geography at the beginning of this year an active member of the Copiah-Lincoln Education Association, Mississippi Associ- ation of Education, and the Mississippi Association of Coaches a member of Wesson Baptist Church where he has served as a Sunday School teacher a man who is married to the former Chris- tine Tolar and who is the father of one son, Jeff a person who has dedicated his life to young people, to the betterment of the community and his church, and to his family . . . and to a person who serves as Co-Lin ' s head baseball coach The TRILLIUM staff dedicates this book to . . . COACH ALTON GREENLEE 21 • Activities Wesson campus Council leads Student Association Members of the Student Government Association include (front row, left to right) Rusty McPhate, president; David Frank- lin, vice president; Peggy Jones, secretary; and Robin Cawthorn, treasurer. Second row includes Dale Beasley, freshman class representative; Kay Leggett, sophomore class representative; Cathy Newell, sophomore class treasurer; Brenda Hud- son, sophomore class vice president; Terah Berch, sophomore class secretary; Sissy Earls, freshman class secretary; and Myrna Saxon, sophomore class president. On the back row are Alton Ricks, adviser; Susan Everett, freshman class president; David Smith, sophomore class representative; Sandra Saxon, freshman class treasurer; Debbie Mason, freshman class vice president; and Randy Hartzog, freshman class representative. Heading the Student Council are (left to right) David Franklin, vice president; Peggy Jones, secretary; and Robin Cawthorn, treasurer. Not pictured is Rusty McPhate, president. 24 Wesson Campus Resident Councils compile rules for dormitories Leading the Women ' s Resident Council are Belinda Williams; Kay Leggett, vice-president, Stevens Hall; Linda Braxton; Paulette Sibley; Betty Wooten; Ramona Trombley; Beverly Sandifer; Rhonda Brooks; Durita Banes, president, Copiah Hall; and Margie Panquerne, Copiah Hall adviser. Second row left to right are Roberta Seale; Brenda Hudson; Jamie Dickerson; Rosemary Hillard; Cherry Tullos, president, Stevens Hall; Wanda Mclnnis, vice-president, Copiah Hall; Barbara Smith; Sarah Newell; Linda Rawls; Donna Mullen; Sondra McTaggart; Sally Sandifer; and Laura Ray Butler, Stevens Hall adviser. Members of the Men ' s Resident Council are (seated left to right) David Smith; Ronnie Smith; Jimmy Moffett; and Michael Loving; (standing left to right) are Grover Smith, adviser; and Tony Smith. Food service committee includes (left to right) Sarah Newell; Stacy Sims; Sandra Wallace; and Sarah Buie Food service committee helps plan meals 25 ■ ! Wesson Campus 26 Fellowship club emphasizes religious weeks BMWBBMBBWr WiiiW ts! is! it! is! is! is! is! is! is! iU is! if! M is! is! iU is! is! s l«| iS( jjl j j it! it! is! isJ is! isJ is! is! it! i ' is! isi si i« isJ i«l Christian Fellowship Club members include (front left to right) Durita Banes; Lisa Smith; Barbara Keys, vice-president; Sarah Buie, secretary; Betty Wooten, president; Ricky Maddox, treasurer; Patti Page; Laura Hutcherson; and Mike Buckles. Second row includes Debbie Lowery; Mary Catherine George; Dianne Cooper; Janice Roberts; Wanda Martin; Barbara Proby; Louise Burkes; Linda Middleton; Lora Ratcliff; Dianna Schilling; and Margie Panquerne, sponsor. Third row includes Mrs. Keith McDainel, sponsor; Michael Loving; Alvin Steen; Scott Halloway; Gloria Neal; Dwayne Lucas; Bill Gordon; Michelle Tyson; Randy Walker; and Terry Goetz. The group sponsored Christ Focus Week during both semesters, featuring a variety of speak- Members of the Baptist Student Union council are (clockwise) Mike Buckles, Wednesday night chairman; Rick Wagner, dorm representative; Barbara Smith, dorm representative; Rodger Rials, Center Chairman; Tammy Lyon, president; Cathy Newell, dorm representative; Sally Sandifer, music chairman; Durita Banes, missions chairman; Betty Wooten, Monday night chairman; Kay Leggett, Thursday night chairman; the Rev. Roy Smith, BSU di- rector; and Randy Walker, music and mission chairman. Weekly trips to a rest home in Brookhaven, vespers during week nights, and other activities are carried on by BSU members. A missions banquet was held, various speakers were heard, and many projects undertaken. Attending the state convention was a high- light for several council members. BSU holds vespers, sponsors many varied activities Wesson Campus Future Teachers of America study teaching skills, profession Future Teachers of America members are (seated, left to right) Deborah Reynolds, president; Theresa White, vice-president; Judy DeLaughter, secretary; Mary Givens, treasurer; and Barbara Smith, reporter. Back row includes Jane Ainsworth, sponsor; Cynthia Wal- lace; Angela Leggett; Lisa Smith; Brenda Hudson; Sondra McTaggart; Diana Schilling; Durita Banes; Lora Ratcliff; Michelle Tyson; and Lori Kennedy. ______ ' ___ __- __« _— „ _« —■ _■ mmm mmm r imMi mm mtm mm urn — ■ «— • mm mm mm mm mm ii! viLJs! ii! 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HI HI ili iL is! rj r Shi! iL« iL ' il! is! iL is! iL ' is! iL ' i s! is! rL ' WBj j iL ' iL iL ' iL ' iL ' L i i. ! ili3il!ii!ii!i l s ' l f «t BBS! ! !£ is!is!is!i is! is! is! is! i Participating in the Mississippi Youth Congress in Jackson were (seated, left to right) Teri Nix; Tina Mullins; and Tammy Underwood. Standing are L. J. Banks and Danny Harrell, adviser of the Youth Congress Ciub. Among members of Wesley Foundation are (left to right) Durita Banes; Belinda Williams; the Rev. Charles Campbell, standing, adviser; Ken Hancock; and Patti Jean Page. The group, sponsored locally by the Decell Memorial United Methodist Church, meets in the Wesley room upstairs in the bookstore building. ?0 Wesley meets weekly in bookstore room OW Circle K members are (left to right, first row) Dalton Bland; Pat Sanquinetti; Danny Boyd; Dwayne Covington; Jim Lightsey, adviser; and David Smith. Back row (left to right) includes Karen White; Tina Mullins; Darlene Munn; Sophia Brekeen; Donna Mullen; Sudie Jordan; Marcia Hedgepeth; Kay Young; Natalie Dunn; Leah Ann Holtslander; Belinda Williams; Terri Nix; Kelly Priest; Teresa White; and Barbara Waltman. ircle K sponsors annual ' Mess Co-Lin , other projects Circle K sponsors the annual Mess Co-Lin Pageant , this year the twelfth event. Various service projects are car- ried out during the year by members. The group is sponsored locally by the Brookhaven Kiwanis Club. Officers of Circle K are (left to right) Dalton Bland, President; Tina Mullins, vice-president; Donna Mullen, secretary-trea- i urer; and Jim Lightsey, adviser. 29 Wesson campus VICA participates in state-wide contests Mm Vocational-Industrial Clubs of America (VICA) members include (front, left to right) Anthony Keen, Mike Jones, Danny Ayers, Jill White, Jan Jordan, Sherry Barnett, Gerald Lucas, Howard Sullivan, Tim Barlow, Annette Jackson, and Gladys Christmas. Second row includes Charles Wilkinson, Mickey Brown, David Hitchner, Jerry Redd, Kelly Higdon, Robby Douglas, Steve Rials, Barney Calcote, Harold Griffith, Dennis Al- len, Wade Boswell, Mike Costilow, Lonnie Walker, and Cynthia Walk- er. Back row includes Joe Wooten, Kevin Allen, Lamar Bullock, Tim Simmons, Charles Brown, Daniel Knight, Tony Ferguson, John Hoggatt, Kevin Boyte, Homer Ratcliff, Thomas Thompson, sponsor; Steve Harris, sponsor; Homer Pendleton; Glenn McGee, adviser; James Harris, sponsor; and Miss Beverly Cummins, adviser. 30 VICA officers are (front row, left to right) Mickey Brown, president; Harold Griffith, vice president; Barney Calcote, re- porter; and Greg Burge, treasurer and state treasurer. Standing are James Harris, adviser; Jerry Redd, secretary; John Hoggatt, activities chairman; Dennis Allen, parliamentarian; Jan Jordan, chaplain; and Miss Beverly Cummins, adviser. Having regular meetings, sponsoring various projects, and participating in the Mississippi Skills Olympics are just a few activities of VICA. ■ dm % VICd ne N wm Wesson campus Club heads compose President ' s Council Making up the President ' s Council are (front row, left to right) Tony Smith; Linda Braxton; Paulette Sibley; Renae Berch; Earlene Green; Cherry Tullos; Rhonda Brooks; Jamie Dickerson; Betty Wooten; Susan Everett; Deborah Reyn- olds; and Sondra McTaggart. On the second row are Dalton Bland; Dr. Billy B. Thames, adviser; Mickey Brown, vice president; Rosemary Hillard; Beverly Collins; Cathy Newell; Myrna Saxon, secretary; Durita Banes; Roberta Seale; and Sharon Smith. On the back row are William Scott; Rusty McPhate; Mike Sullivan; Mark Lee, president; David Cooper; Terry Goetz; Brenda Hudson; and Tammy Lyon. Not pictured are Rick Wagner; Melinda Lea; David Smith; Beverly Sandifer; Donna Mullen; Robert Newsome; Micheal Loving; James Moffett; Theresa Hudson; and Cynthia Wallace. Burlian Walker, director of public information, broadcasts the Co-Lin Report over four stations weekly. The 15- minute news program is heard over WMRQ in Brookhaven every Monday; over WMLC in Monticello every Tuesday and Thursday; over WJMB in Brookhaven every Wednesday; and over WMDC in Hazlehurst every Thursday. PR head broadcasts ' Co-Lin Report ' five times weekly 31 Wesson Campus Phi Theta Kappa holds two yearly initiations Members of Phi Theta Kappa, national junior college honorary society, include (left to right) unidentified leg; Russell Ray, ad- viser; Sharon Douglas; Cathy Newell; Durr Walker, Jr., adviser; Wade Wooley; Tammy Lyon; Kirby Wooley; Lisa Waters; Bar- bara Smith; Hugh Bush; Mark Lee; Lori Russell; Renae Berch; and Mrs. Sharon Alexander, adviser. Initiations are held twice yearly. Attending the state and the national conventions highlight the year ' s activities. Requirements for membership include having a 3.6 or better overall grade point average and passing the screening committee. Theme for the year was Government — a Renaissance in America . Debates and visits from elected officials were featured at regular meetings. Several projects and activities were completed. Members not pictured include Mike Buckels, Elsie Edwards, Reggie Hart, and Quitman Singletary. Carey Buckels, vice president of the Eta Omega chapter, discusses a project with Durr Walker, Jr., advis- er. Other officers are Cathy Newell, president; Mark Lee, treasurer; Tammy Lyon, secretary; and Lori Russell and Renae Berch, publicity. 32 mm Wesson Campus Phi Beta Lambda open to business students Officers of the Nu Kappa chapter of Phi Beta Lambda, national business organization, are (left to right) Beverly Collins, president; David Cooper, vice-president; Wanda Mclnnis, secretary; Curtis Lawson, treasurer; Dale Beasley, parliamentarian; and Cathy Smith, historian. Not pictured is Brent Fisher, reporter. Phi Beta Lambda SIS Members of Phi Beta Lambda are (first row, left to right) Charles Hart, adviser; Quitman Singletary; Kirby Wooley; Mike Sullivan; Jeff Sims; Ronnie Smith; Curtis Lawson; Randall Dedon; Don Smith; Diana Reid; and Rita McKinley. Second row includes Noel Assink, adviser; Don- na Buckles; Lori Russell; Thomas Joe Thornton; Donny Wilson; David Cooper; Sandy Hearn; Gary Nelson; Stacy Arnold; Barbara Jones; Cur- tis Thornhill; Toni Lewis; and Dale Beasley. Third row includes Beverly Collins; Marian Lofton; Delores King; Cathy Smith; Lisa Northup; Cherry Saunders; Wanda Mclnnis; Rhonda Dubourg; Judy Norwood; Ramona Trombley; Sandra Furr; Katrina Furr; Tammy Underwood; Barbara Waltman; Karen Price; Linda Middleton; and Mrs. Jackie Frazier, adviser. The back row includes Susan Berch; Jilf Jordan; Cathv Jackson; Alice Bryant; Debbie Dean; Becky Davis; Amy Hart; Mrs. Jean Ricks, adviser; and Mike Mclntyre, adviser. 33 Wesson Campus Co-Lin Players present popular productions Co-Lin Players ' include (front row left to right) Barbara Jones; Stacy Arnold; Keith Allen; Dwain Tanner; Mel Farnham; John Landress, sponsor; Joey Roberts; and Mary Schroeder. Standing left to right are Tina Mullins; Julie O ' Baugh; Ramona Trombley; Cherry Tullos; Tammy Thrush; Ivy Dillon; Cassandria Dixon; Earlean Green; Judy Dunaway; Peggy Jones; Karen White; Sharon Theriot; Sandy Hearn; and Marcia Hedgepeth. Players who pass rigid requireme nts are eligible for membership into Delta Psi Omega, national junior college dra- matics fraternity. Two initiations are held yearly for those who meet the requirements. John Landress is cast director for fraternity. Members are Burlian Walker, charter member; Tina Mullins; Stacy Arnold; Ramona Trombley; Dwain Tanner; Sandy Hearn; Sharon Theriot; Beverly Seay; and John Landress, adviser. Delta Psi Omega honors thespians 34 Wesson Campus Trillium staff sponsors pageant, Who ' s Who contest Heading the 1980 Trillium Yearbook staff are (Left to right) Sharon Smith, as- sociate editor; Mike Sullivan, executive editor; Burlian O ' Neal Walker, advis- er; Cynthia Wallace, executive editor; and Sondra McTaggart, executive editor. Members of the 1980 Trillium staff are (seated, left to right) Donald Walker; Kristie Leggett, photographer; Sophia Breeken; Billie Ann Case; Susan Blair; and Burlian Walker, adviser. Standing, left to right are Darlene Munn; Cherry Tullos, photogra- pher; Tammy Underwood, Edna Edwards; Jerry Redd; Terry Goetz, head photographer; Alicia Berry; Jan Jordon; Jill Jordon; Cathy Jackson; Marian Lofton; Tina Mullins; and Linda Rawls. Not pictured are Tony Smith; Rodger Williams; Royce Shiel; Dennis Quarles; Kelly Priest; Tammy Thrush; Angie Rice; Lori Ratcliff; and Mel Farnham. 35 mem Wesson Campus Wolf Tales publishes paper monthly Editing the 1979-1980 award-winning Wolf Tales newspaper are (left to right) Sharon Smith, executive editor; Rick Wagner, Executive editor; Tammy Lyon, executive editor; Sheila Mclnnis, assistant editor; Donald Walker, associate editor; and Burlian O ' Neal Walker, adviser. Patti Page became an executive editor second semester. Capturing four awards in the 1979 Mississippi Junior College Press As- sociation competition, the Wolf Tales is one of two full-sized junior college newspapers in Mississip- pi. This year the Wolf Tales went from twice a month to monthly. Stu- dents sell advertising, make up pages, write headlines and all copy, take pictures, and often work into the early morn- ing hours making up the iiL ' xEfH Tammy Lyon serves as MJCPA president served as president of the Mississippi Junior Col- lege Press Association, marking the fifth con- secutive year Co-Lin has had a state officer. The staff attended MJCPA in Starkville and on the Mis- sissippi Gulf Coast. Wolf Tales staff, left to right, are Dwain Tanner, club editor; Joy Wilson, feature editor; Stacy Crosby, sports editor; Patti Jean Page, feature editor; Donald Walker, associate editor; Laura Cush Williams, sports editor; Sheila Mclnnis, assistant editor; Burlian Walker, adviser; Kristi Leggett, photographer; Terry Goetz, head photographer; Melinda Sykes, staff member; William Scott, photographer; Linda Braxton, club editor; Tina Mullins, feature editor; Cherry Tullos, photographer; and Larry Baker, sports editor. Not pictured are Jamie Sykes, club editor; Shirley Williams, club editor; Lance Reid, photographer; Joey Roberts, staff member; Dennis Quarles, club editor; Brenda Hudson, feature editor; and Scott Russell, sports editor. 36 Wesson Campus Choir presents annual Christmas concert Choir members (front left to right) are Dianna Beacham; Suzette Little; Missie Yates; Cindy Howard, librarian; Tyrinda Magee; Angela Leggett; Beverly Seay; Deanna Beacham; and Kenneth Klaus, director. Second row includes Gwen Griffith; Cherry Tullos; Julie O ' Baugh; Karen White; Royce Ann Tanner; Lisa Newman; Melinda Prince; Nancy Sin- clair; Peggy Jones; Sherry Ricks; Michelle D ' Antoni; Laura Hutchison; and Melinda Johnson. Third row includes Sophia Brekeen; Melinda Lea, president; Betty Wooten, treasurer; Sally Sandifer, secretary; Mark Dunn; Bradley Johnson, student conductor; Donnie Brown; Sarah New- ell; Martha Lanier; Michelle Tyson; Cathy Newell; and Lori Ratcliff. Fourth row includes Rick Wagner; Tommy Ashley, student conductor; Lee Smith; Leslie Hughes; Dwain Tanner; Mel Farnham; David Spurk; Joey Roberts; Mark Wigginton; Donnie Todd, vice-president; and Coen Parrott. Not pictured is Skeeter Gordy. The choir, along with the brass ensemble and the Sojourners, presented its annual Christmas concert and toured the district at various times during the year. • % Kenneth Klaus Director 3- Wesson campus Sojourners entertain groups throughout district Posing informally for the Trillium photographer, the Sojourners include (front, left to right) Skeeter Gordy, Nancy Sinclair, Melinda Lea, Wanda Stringer, Lisa Newman, Melinda Prince, Kenneth Klaus, director, in front: Sherry Ricks; Michele D ' Antoni, Martha Lanier, Beverly Seay, and Donnie Todd. On the back row are Donnie Brown, Mark Hamilton, former Sojourn- er who was visiting when the picture was taken; Mark Dunn, Brad Johnson, Joey Roberts, Coen Perrott, and Rick Wagner. The contemporary vocal group appears at various events dur- ing the year throughout the district. )EXIT 38 Wesson campus Band adds spirit to games, parades, pep rallies DAVID SPURK drum major David Spurk serves as drum major 3-5 aau Wesson campus State ' s First Dancing Coeds — the Co-Lin Colettes % St Composing the 1979-1980 version of the Colettes, Mississippi ' s Original Dancing Coeds, are (front, left to right) Mindy Turnage; Joy Wilson; Patti Jean Page; Jan Dickerson; and Selina Redd. Standing, left to right, are Rachel Thames; Cathy Batson; Karen Price; Jackie Hart, Head Colette; Sissy Earls; Becky Assink; and Mona Guess. The Colettes date back to 1930. 40 a _..,jHWBBfc JUt JACKIE HART Head Colette Colettes perform throughout year mm Wesson campus Flag corps create visual effects iisfc % ! 4) l H j zSir ' ' P. p J ir II i - % Members of the flag corps include (left to right) Judy Norwood; Gayla Dickerson; Jennifer Redd; Cathy Smith; Lisa Russell; and Robin Elkins; Kellye King; Tanya Mullins; Stephanie Kyzar; Missy Morrison; Cawthorn. Sharon Theriot, captain, Rhonda Brooks; Rita McKinley; Annette V SHARON THERIOT Flag corp captain Band groups perform in parades throughout year 41 Wesson campus Rifles add excitement to band ' s performances %  % MB  The 1979-1980 rifle corps is composed of (kneeling, left to right) Sandy Hearn, captain; Melinda Johnson; (standing) Donna Buckels; Melinda Prince; and Pam Chance. Not pictured is Wanda Stringer. SANDY HEARN Rifle Corps Captain Miss Lynn Cochran Assistant band director, Colette director 42 Wesson Campus MLT students eligible for club membership Members in the MLT program are eligible for membership in the Society for Student Laboratory Technologist. These members include (front row left to right) Teresa Cliburn, secretary-treasurer; Elsie Edwards, vice-president; and William Scott, president. Back row, standing, are Emma Hoggatt; Kosetta Walker; Lisa Furr; Mary Ann Pezant; Rochelle Logan; Carlton Cole; Vicki Thompson; and Kathy Sutton. Sponsoring the first annual Mr. and Miss Afro-American Pageant during first semester was a highlight of Afro-American Plus Club. Members include (Row 1, left to right) Tony Smith; Rodger Williams; McNair Smith; Janice Galloway; Shahara Tyler; Miss Jacqueline Frazier, adviser; Dennis Brown, sergeant-at-arms; Lora Hill; Edward Dillon; Danny Ayers; Delois King; Cyn- thia Daughtry; Marian Lofton; Bruce Irvin, adviser; (Row 2, left to right) Beverly Collins, president; Cathleen Buie; Ivy Dillon; Gwen Griffith; Cassandra Day; Laura Williams, Linda Braxton, secretary; Brenda Smith, Peggy Dickerson; Earlene Green; Eva Norton; Rosemary Hillard; Linda Middleton; Velma Mackabee; Evins Henderson, adviser; (row 3, left to right) George Jordan, adviser; Barbara Proby; Sara Buie; Teresa Hudson; Barbara Keys; Cathy Jackson; Robin Floyd; Robert Lenoir, assistant treasurer; Cassandra Dixon, assistant secretary; Michael Mitchell; Tony Brown; Leon Dorsey; LaQuita Dodds; Ronnie McMorris; Annette Dickerson, treasurer; Robert Newsome; Sherry Reed; Beverly Wallace; Tammy Fells; and not pictured are Lamorise Johnson, vice-president; Anthony Thadison; and Patrick Nelson. Afro- American Plus Club sponsors pageant 43 Wesson Campus Alpha Omega tours Medical Center, hears speakers Alpha Omega, science club, officers are (front, left to right) Mark Lee, president; Hugh Bush; Kirby Wooley; Anita Broome, vice president; Sharon Douglas, treasurer; Susan Everett, secretary; and Renee Gibson. Not pictured is John Benson. All were club members first semester. Second row, 1 to r, include pledges Clarence Powell; Coen Perrott; Scotty Tadlock; Elaine Tanner; Robert Seale; Elizabeth McGhee, and Patti Ferguson. Back row pledges are Jerry Lofton; Frederick Briggs; Gloria Stone; Greg Lee, Royce Shiel; David Lundin; Tommy Walker; Kenneth Leggett; Belinda Williams; and Dr. Douglas B. Schexnayder, faculty adviser. Touring the University Medical in Jackson and having guest speakers during regular meetings were just a few activi- ties of Alpha Omega. Publishing two well as Co-Lin right) are Jerry Crews, sponsor dy Dedon. issues annually, the Microcosm staff also sponsors the district-wide competition for high school students, as students, during second semester. The year is highlighted with an Awards Banquet on campus. (Front, left to Redd; Tommy Ashley; George Bishop, editor, and Don Hardy, (standing, left to right) Cindy Davis; Edna Earle Diana Schilling; Tammy Lyon; and Margaret Flemming. Not pictured are Don Oakes; Patti Jean Page; and Ran- JJ Microcosm staff publishes literary magazines Wesson Campus Art Club open to art students Members of the Art Club are (seated left right) Willie Hobbs; Bill Parks; Cathy Batson; Ron Hilton; and Terry Goetz. Middle row (left to right) are James Hayes; Mike Smallwood; Chris Pervel; James Catchings; Ray Jackson; David Benjamin; and Mark Wigginton. Top (left to right) are Ed Thrush; Lydon Johnson; Tom Ross, instructor; Bra d Ratcliff; Darlene Taylor; and Melissa Mclnnis. VmXmm Members of Shutterbugs include (1 to r) Kristi Leggett; and John Landress, adviser. Standing, (left to right) are William Scott; Dean Calcote; Cherry Tullos, vice-president; Jeff Smith; Terry Goetz, president; Bo Byrd; Mark Wigginton, secretary and treasurer; Tom Ross, adviser; Kirby Wooley; and Lester Tarbutton I Shutterbugs advance photographers ' skills 45 %m Wesson campus WWCL-FM gets back on the air After having been off the air for nearly three years, students re- activated the campus station, WWCL-FM, Mississippi ' s Original Educational FM station, having been formed and first aired in 1970. Among disc jockeys at the station are (seated, left to right) Tim Mathis; Donald Walker, station manager; and Dwain Tan- ner. Standing are Eddie Dear, Matthew Vanlandingham, and Stan Smith, program director. Among those not pictured are Lester Tarbutton, electrical technician, and Shelia Mclnnis. Stu- dents run the entire phase of the radio station. Burlian Walker is faculty adviser. 46 Natchez Campus Student Government leads the way SGA Officers, from left, are Betty Green, vice president; Alicia Merritt, secretary-treasurer; and Lester Freeman, president. Sophomore class president is Connie Hieeinbotham. Sophomore class vice- president is Beth Swalm. Freshman class president is James B. Smith; vice- president is Ann Vines. Higginbotham, Smith, Merritt, Green, Swalm, Vines, Mrs. Susan Presley, faculty sponsor, Freeman. 4 ■9HB Natchez Campus Clubs and organizations meet, Circle K officers, from left, Beth Swalm, Angie Hawes, Lana Powell, Amy Holyfield. DECA officers, from left, Rhonda Halford, Wendell Betts, Randy Cobb, Belinda Daniels. 48 plan, work, have fun all year Phi Theta Kappa officers, from left, Barbara Rhodes, Angie Hawes, Lana Powell, Lester Freeman. Youth Congress participants, from left, Willie Goss, Lester Freeman, Angie Hawes, Leslie Allen, and Robert Burns, faculty sponsor. 49 ia Natchez Campus Choir practices and performs regularly Ml Wayne Saxon rehearsed the choir long hours for its December Christmas cantata by Bach as well as its performance Dec. 15 on the steps of Britton and Koontz Bank on Main Street. Soloists for the concerts were, from left, Patricia Foster, Carol Web- ster, and Jeannie Lanneau. Also singing solos were Myra Saxon and Don Free- Hi a n . Saxon works on a selection with Mrs. Charlotte Smith, accompanist. jjatchez Campus Publications take time but are fun TRILLIUM staff worked with photographer John Bedwell to get the Natchez section ready. They are, from left, Linda Green; Mrs. Carolyn Smith, faculty sponsor; Joyce Hannon; and Betty Green CO-LIN N-SIGHTS, campus newspaper, is presented at the end of each quarter to all students free of charge. Sponsor is Father Mike Irwin; editor is John Bedwell. .OPIAH ■INCOLN N-SIGHTS plan Lincoln Junior College Natchez Campus, Nalchez M3. Vol. VII No 1 Nov Ass umes new position in Jan. Dean Smith moves to Wesson Campus DCTD Ar Trr Nrr REFRACTIONS, campus literary magazine, is presented each May. Selections include short nCrnnL I lLJlv stories, poems, essays, art work. Sponsor is Mrs. Dean Finley. Copiah-Lincoln Junior College - Natchez -1978-1979 2W : Features 53 Wesson Campus Students elect Myrna Saxon, Teddy Jack Mullins as Mr., Miss Copiah — Lincoln Junior College Myrna Saxon and Teddy Jack Mullins 54 Nancy Ruth Sinclair represents college in 1979 Miss Mississippi pageant Miss Copiah-Lincoln Junior College Nancy Ruth Sinclair 55 tAsm Wesson campus Rita McKinley wins most beautiful on Copiah-Lincoln ' s Wesson campus •! 4 Most Beautiful Rita McKinley 56 Judges pick four as beauties W W • ' i - • i | ; y,i. i (§ . . MV.WVA fl Cathy Batson Rhonda Brooks Gwen Griffith Melinda Prince 57 Renae Berch chosen homecoming queen Crowning the 1979 homecoming queen are (1 to r) W. C. Pop Allen, president of the Copiah-Lincoln Alumni Associ- ation; Nena Brister, 1978-1979 queen; shown with Renae Berch, queen, and Mark Lee, escort. The 1979 homecoming court featured homecoming maids: (1 to r) Sherry Ricks, Debbie Mason, Melinda Prince, Myrna Saxon, Robin Cawthorne, Renae Berch, queen; Laura Williams, Lana Powell, Kay Leggett, Elaine Tanner, and Ann Vines. Escorts are (1 to r) Debo Robison, Dwayne Covington; Jimmy Whittington, Carey Buckles, David Smith, Mark Lee, Jimmy Smith, Lester Freeman, Lea Earls, Lee Edward Smith, and Tim Runnels. 58 Ten maids chosen for homecoming court ■TV m W f 1 3 i ' |wJR i + % ■ mm B 1 Sophomore maid Myrna Saxon, and escort Carey Buckles Sophomore maid, Kay Leggett, and escort Lea Earls B H W- ■;ii 3l K -— JjJB (i t il In - I ■ t0 ' sl A tfl Sophomore maid, Robin Cawthorne, and escort David Smith B H   «k ' .■ : c„-— |f ■ ! K ■ ' w IB - ; x B B . ! - M Sophomore maid, Laura Cush Williams, and escort Jimmy Smith Sophomore maid, Lana Powell, and escort Lester Freeman 59 Wesson, Natchez both have maids in court Freshman maid, Debbie Mason, and escort Dwayne Covington Freshman maid, Elaine Tanner, and escort Lee Edward Smith m ? 1 1 a ■y .,,.;! W N mLfj ? : 1 mm ' -y m :- . 1 u f % I -■- m% Freshman maid, Melinda Prince, and escort Jimmy Whittington ■r Km w V H 1 F pfl Fk % Mm MM: fl E9w$ ml r 1 1 Freshman maid, Sherry Ricks, and escort Debo Robison Freshman maid, Ann Vines, and escort Tim Runnels 60 u % o en O CD +- ■ i— i 5h o 03 CO Dm s u CD ( ) O u el CD CD H 61 Natchez Campus Students pick Amy Holyf ield, Lester Freeman as Mr. and Miss Co-Lin Natchez Lester Freeman and Amy Holyfield «!. ' : ' Natchez Campus Class favorites are also selected sophomores Joyce Hannon George Jackson Linda Jones Angie Hawes Tim Runnels Roderick Ransom freshmen . . . Brenda Whitehead Melanie Smith Walton Wilson Tony Smith 63 Five chosen to 1980 ' s Hall of Fame To be chosen to the Hall of Fame is the highest honor that can be given a Copiah-Lincoln Junior College stu- dent. The 1980 TRILLIUM presents three graduating sophomores in the twenty-seventh selection on the Wesson campus and two graduating sophomores in the third selection on the Natchez campus. Each was nomi- nated in open nominations, approved by a screening Wesson Campus committee of fellow students, recommended by a faculty committee on the basis of character, leadership, and con- tribution to Copiah-Lincoln Junior College. Dating back to 1954, this year ' s Wesson campus selection adds three to the list of 77 previous winners. The two Natchez campus selections add to six chosen since the initiation of the Hall of Fame in 1978. 1954 James Ewing Connie Walker Billy Bass Thames 1955 Lady Nelson Gill John Williams Guay Barry Hardy 1956 Margaret Ewing Elton Kyzar Catherine Steen 1957 Robert Wilkinson Carroll Mullins Bobby Kepper 1958 Relda Ann Burris Willie James Sisco Jane Ellen Crabdree 1959 Rebecca Barlow Charles Nelson Yvonne Calhoun 1960 Mary Ethel Dykes Johnny Ray Rice Katie Grace Crawford 1961 James Daniel Miller Rachail Loraine Farrar Albert Ray Brock 1962 Patricia Ann Calhoun Zoula Mae Hennington Fred Frizzell 1963 Donald H. Butler Joe Wayne Jolly Thomas H. Lowery Deceased 1964 Hilda Marie Johnson Percy Lee Parker Audrey Raye Smith 1965 Jeanie Meyers Sonya White LaVerne Thames 1966 Dennis Granberry Carolyn Calcote 1967 Gloria Jane Ainsworth Robert Alan Freeman Karen Denise Smith 1968 Martha Carol Hunter Paul Henry Ponder Elgin Kenneth Walley 1969 Rosemary Prather John Ted Russell Rhonda Wilson 1970 Judy Jones Charlene Walker Glenn Wallace 1971 Rickey Thomas Clopton Jane Elizabeth Sanders Joseph William Yates Jr. 1972 Peggy Jean Arnold Robert Andrew Geoghegan Patricia Walker 1973 Vicky Godbold Mike Jones Daphne Landress 1974 William Robert Smith Mary Belinda Waller Louise Jaquelyn Weeks 1975 Randall Keith Bradshaw Wayne Calvin Oglesby Roger Glyn Walker 1976 John Timothy Boyd Douglas Matthew Buckles Amanda Lynn Davis 1977 Clara Lazette Adams Wanda Faye Cone Ann Ellen Heaton 1978 Joyce Ann Ballard Charles Dennis Berch Michael A. Henderson 1979 Charlotte Nell Creely Randy Lamar Emfinger Kenny Wayne Peavey 1980 Sharon Patricia Douglas Mark Keith Lee Margaret Catherine Newell Natchez Campus 1978 Joan Loutheria Holland Denise Moreland Lipsey 1979 Billy Ray Cater Marion L. Binky Vines 1980 Judy Faye Daniels Emerick Lester Wayne Freeman «S4 Wesson Campus Sharon Patricia Douglas grabs Hall of Fame honor A consistent President ' s List Scholar, Sharon Patricia Douglas of Brandon is a Hall of Fame selection. An active member of Phi Theta Kappa, national junior college honorary society, Sharon serves as trea- surer of Alpha Omega. She was chosen to Who ' s Who Among Students in American Junior Colleges this year. Sharon, a pre-medical major, serves as a laboratory assistant in microbiology. 65 Wesson Campus Mark Keith Lee gets Hall of Fame title Wm mmmm 1 ' f «- I Mark Keith Lee is another member of the 1980 Hall of Fame. Mark serves as president of Alpha Ome- ga and of the President ' s Council. He is a consistent President ' s List Scholar and is a pre-medical major at Co-Lin. Mark serves as treasurer of Phi Theta Kappa, the national junior college honorary society, and he was chosen to Who ' s Who Among Students in American Junior Colleges for this year. He is from Newhebron. Mark serves as a laboratory assistant in chemistry. 66 Wesson Campus Margaret Catherine Newell wins Hall of Fame honor Margaret Catherine Newell of Hazlehurst is a consistent Dean ' s List Scholar. Selected to Who ' s Who Among Students in American Junior Colleges this year, Cathy is treasurer of the sophomore class and a member of the Student Government Association ' s Student Council. Serving as president of Phi Theta Kappa, national junior college honorary society, she is a member of the President ' s Council. She repre- sents her dormitory on the Baptist Student Union council and she was a member of the Women ' s Resi- dent Council her freshman year. A two-year member of the concert choir, she is in the general curricu- lum at Copiah-Lincoln. Margaret Catherine Newell is another Hall of Fame recipient. 67 mma Natchez Campus Judy Faye Emerick nabs Hall of Fame honor Chosen to the Hall of Fame from the Natchez Campus is Judy Faye Daniels Emerick. An active mem- ber of Phi Theta Kappa, she is a member of the Refractions staff. An elementary education major, she is training as a Study Skills Specialist. She has served for two years as a faculty secretary on Co-Lin ' s Natchez Campus. Her husband is Earl Evan Emerick Jr., and they are parents of three children, Julie, Jeri, and Mary Jane. She is a consistent honor student and was chosen to Who ' s Who Among Students in American Junior Colleges. 68 Natchez Campus Lester Wayne Freeman receives Hall of Fame title A consistent honor student, Lester Wayne Freeman is another selection to the Hall of Fame from Copiah-Lincoln ' s Natchez Campus. He served as president of his freshman class and was a campus fa- vorite. Elected Mr. Co-Lin Natchez this year, he was also chosen to Who ' s Who Among Students in American Junior Colleges. Lester serves as president of the Student Government Asso ciation, was a homecoming escort, and attended the 32nd annual Mississippi Youth Congress. He has served as vice president and secretary and treasurer of Phi Theta Kappa, national junior college honorary society, and he is active in Circle K. 69 Wesson Camp Who ' s Who Among Students in American Junioi CATHY BATSON MIKE BUCKELS SHARON DOUGLAS RENAE BERCH HUGH T. BUSH ELSIE EDWARDS DALTON BLAND BEVERLY COLLINS DAVID FRANKLIN aim CAREY BUCKLES DAVID COOPER PEGGY JONES MARK LEE KAY LEGGETT NANCY LOWERY 70 Wesson Campus r Colleges selects 29 from CLJC ' s Wesson campus TAMMY LYON CATHY NEWELL BARBARA SMITH v ;i KIRBY WOOLEY WILLIE McCOLLUM LORI RUSSELL CATHY SMITH WADE WOLLEY RUSTY McPHATE MYRNA SAXON JOE HAROLD SMITH DONNA MULLEN NANCY SINCLAIR BELINDA WILLIAMS 71 Mm Natchez Campus 15 named to Who ' s Who in American Junior Colleges Hugh Arnold Keith Brewer Lester Freeman Angie Hawes Marjorie Baroni Judy Emerick Willie Goss Connie Hieeinbotham 72 John Bedwell Regenia Fleming Betty Green Amy Holyfield Lana Powell Barbara Rhodes Beth Swalm 1 i i j | i 1 if$ jj f • j | f ' j ;iH i , 1 I , j ! . ' ! ' 1 ■ j J Magee ' s Miss Hospitality SHEILA MC INNIS : I I Miss Copiah County SANDRA HEGGINS ! 73 . 4 Sports 75 Wolves finish campaign with 4-5-1 record ., _. ... t„. ©■;.© ' . ; o v d IttSli . : Composing the 1979-1980 version of the Wolves were (front row, left to right) Randy Jones, George Ford, Bruce Langston, Carmen Woods, Larry McDonald, David Oakes, Eddy Mahaffey, and Jeff Handley. Second row includes Carey Calhoun, Tony Brown, James Hobbs, Robert Lenoir, Lamorise Johnson, Joe Benton, Keith Mallett, Steve Jackson, Ronald McMorris, Scottye Holloway, Mike Beacham, William Davis, and Donnie Peyton. Third row includes Antoine Newton, Craig Whitam, Dennis Brown, Kenneth Tobias, David Bullard, Bobby Lumley, Ralph Hubbard, Joe Saxon, Kenneth Marble, Bruce Scott, Anthony Thadison, Jim Lindsey, Mike Davis, Willie McCollum, Joe Smith, and Rocky Arnau. Fourth row includes Kenny Havard, Charles Tuseno, Glenn Garrett, Rusty Berry, Fred Riley, Frankie Sykes, Ed Dillon, Dale Lawrence, Pat Meriwether, Ed Thrush, Brian Jones, Fred Taylor, Chester Chism, Sonny Buckles, Leman Cockrell, Jeff Gatlin, Todd Nelson, and Teddy Mullins. COPIAH-LINCOLN JUNIOR COLLEGE 1979 FOOTBALL Wolves Opponent Northwest 6 12 Jones 7 East Mississippi 6 7 East Central 20 3 Hinds 21 19 Mississippi Delta Southwest 26 27 Pearl River 7 8 Gulf Coast 28 21 Itawamba 28 14 Coaching the Wolves were (left to right, front) Bob Monroe, assistant, special assignment; James Sloan, head coach; and standing, 1 to r, Ray Ishee, assistant; and J. Mike Smith, assistant. 76 Wolves lose five games by only 16 points Named to the All-State team were Robert Lenoir, offensive back; Chester Chism, offen- sive lineman; Kenneth Havard, kicking spe- cialist; and Bruce Scott, defensive lineman. Jones, which captured the state championship for the second straight year by defeating Gulf Coast 12-0, dominated the squad with six. Pearl River and Co-Lin each placed four on the south division dream-team, while Gulf Coast and East Central got th ree each, and Hinds and Southwest placed two each on the team. Four get All-State honors 77 inn Wolves look to a brighter future 78 Wolves beat Itawamba, nation ' s number six team!! 79 Sixteen compose the 1979-80 basketball squad The 1979-1980 Wolves include (sitting, left to right) Denny Deavers, Mark Autman, Ricky Gray, Coach Richard Williams, Anthony Evans, Bruce Pickle, and Freddie Johnson. Standing are (1 to r) Willie Hutch- ins, Kenneth Carlson, Ken Hancock, Randy Hopkins, Danny Ayers, Troy Barnes, Mac Finister, Tim Winborne, L. B. Johnson, Paul Williams, and Micheal Loving. COACH RICHARD WILLIAMS Willie Hutchins Manager 80 w Wolves lead south divisional play BOD Richard Williams coaches Wolves to new heights «■ m 82 m IF1 Fifteen join the Lady Wolves team in 1979-80 Lady Wolves are (bottom, left to right) Gay Wiginton, Shelia Smith, Jan Smith, Kay Young, Leah Ann Holtslander, Sandra Saxon, and Ro- Terrie Smith, Frankie Dayton, Barbara Keys, Terah Berch, Natalie berta Seale. On the back row are Cissi Smith, Angie Germany, Coach Dunn, and Peggy Dickerson. The middle row includes Terri Ponder, Gwyn Young, Debbie Mason, and Tammy Fells. COACH GWYN YOUNG Managers for the Lady Wolves are (1 to r) Terri Ponder and Gav Wiginton. Not pictured is Roberta Seale. 83 84 Gwyn Young coaches Lady Wolves to successful 1979-80 season m Lady Wolves enter south tourney 85 uma Lady Wolves organize Softball team in 79 The Lady Wolves had its first Softball team in intercollegiate competition last spring. First row includes Debbie Walters, Sharon Douglas, Kathleen Stevens, Deena Beckham, Sheila Smith, Charlotte Creely, Charmaine Hammack, and Lisa Northup, manager. Back row includes Coach Sharon Sims, David Smith, assistant coach; Kathy Daughdrill; Nancy Gibson, Myrna Saxon, Natalie Dunn, Terah Berch, Angie Rice, Clemmie Cooperwood, and George Thames, assistant coach. Spring Sports Copiah-Lincoln participates in intercollegiate baseball. Alton Greenlee is head coach. Don Britt runs for the Wolves during a game last season. 86 Alton Greenlee serves as head baseball coach ■Fl Wolves boast one of state ' s best tracks Wade Alexander coaches track Lee Granberry serves as golf coach s- faSU Spring football drills attract prospective players Baseball gets underway 88 ■ ' •■ Intramurals offer various competitions oo mp 1 1 ■ Intramural sports, under J. Mike Smith, director of student activities, pro- vide many competitions for students. Intramural football, basketball, ten- nis, softball, foosball, snooker, checkers, 8-ball, ping pong — these are just a few activities that keep students busy during the year. 89 Tennis teams prepare for season Mike Mclntyre serves as tennis coach 90 § wwn i! i=J fsi iii ii! is! «• isJ isl TiJ iL ' ii! a B i=! B B B is! Is! B is! B B is! is! B BB a B ij i! is! is! E B IL ' is! B Is! is! Is! iL ' is! is! Sc?i is! is! is! is! is! B is! is! B Is! ii! ii! is! is! ii! ii •1 E B is! is! is! is! is! is! B iL ' is! is! i K$kB B is! is! Is! E Is! is! is! is! ' ii is! E B is! ii a is! is! is; is! Is! is! is! is! is! is! is! iL hKpNtiS ii! is! is! iL ' is! is! is! is! is! il 1 is! is! is! is ' f si isl is! is! ts! is! is! ii! is! is! is! is! is! • ' I ' « =! is! is! is! is! is! is! is! is! is! is! il! is! is! f L« is! E is! is! is! it ' is! ii is! Si : Y «a iT! is! is! il! is! 5! is! is! ii! is! S is! U is! is! is! is! il! S is! is! il! 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Cheerleaders, Wolf promote spirit at games 91 nan ■ ifl i Classes I Wesson Campus Myrna Saxon, Susan Everett head classes Heading the sophomore class are (front, left to right)Myrna Saxon, president; Brenda Hudson, vice-president; Terah Berch, sec- retary; Cathy Newell, treasurer. Second row left to right, are Kay Leggett, representative; and David Smith, representative. Leading freshman activities are (front left to right) Susan Everett, president; Debbie Mason, vice-president; Sissy Earls, secre- tary; and Sandra Saxon, treasurer. Second row left to right, are Dale Beasley, representative; and Randall Hartzog, representa- tive. 94 1 a Band drills polish performances THOMAS ALBRITTON Brookhaven CLAIRE ALDRIDGE Fayette TIM ALEXANDER Brookhaven DENNIS ALLEN Brookhaven TAMMY ALLEN Enterprise JOHNNY ARMSTRONG Hazlehurst MATT ARMSTRONG Crystal Springs ROCKY ARNAU Monticello CHERYL ARNOLD Meadville DORENE ARNOLD Brookhaven STACY ARNOLD McCall Creek LARRY BAKER Brookhaven DURITA BANES Hazlehurst JACK BARRETT Brookhaven RONNIE BATES Natchez CATHY BATSON Brook haven MARILYN BEACH Hazlehurst MIKE BEACHAM Brookhaven TIM BENJAMIN Brookhaven JOHN BENSON Newhebron RENAE BERCH Wesson TERAH BERCH Newhebron RUSTY BERRY Hazlehurst GEORGE BERRY Newhebron DALTON BLAND Wesson JEWEL BLAND Hazlehurst ERIC BOARDMAN Ocean Springs JAMES BOSWELL Brookhaven DANNY BOYD Brookhaven LINDA BRAXTON Bogue Chitto 95 Wesson campus — sophomores Wesson campus — sophomores I I I I KENNETH BRENT Pinola DENNIS BROOKS Newhebron CHARLES BROWN Roxie DENNIS BROWN Hazelhurst LARENCE BROWN Sontag LEDORRIS BROWN Brookhaven MICKEY BROWN Hazlehurst KATHY BRYANT Wesson CAREY BUCKLES Roxie MIKE BUCKLES McCall Creek NATASHA BUCKLES Roxie SONNY BUCKLES Natchez SARAH BUIE Fayette DAVID BULLARD Panama City, Fla. GREG BURGE Laurel LESLIE BURKE Wesson BARBARA BUSH Mendenhall H. T. BUSH Newhebron SHERRY BYRD Brookhaven BARNEY CALCOTE Monticello JEFF CALENDAR Brookhaven CAREY CALHOUN Brookhaven KENNETH CARLSON Brookhaven DEBORAH CASE Brookhaven DONNA CASE Sontag ROBIN CAWTHORN Hazlehurst BETSY CHANCE Hazlehurst CHESTER CHISM Brookhaven LYNN CLEMENT Crystal Springs SAMMY CLEMENT Crystal Springs 96 Wesson blends into countryside Tennis courts prove popular TERESA CLIBURN Monticello CARLTON COLE Gloster MARTHA COLEMAN Brookhaven THERESA COLEMAN Brookhaven BEVERLY COLLINS Pinola DAVID COOPER Magee MICHAEL COSTILOW Stronghope PHILLIP CREEL Seminary BRENDA CROSSLEY Brookhaven CYNTHIA DAVIS Monticello GARY DAVIS Monticello KENNETH G. DAWSEY Monticello FRANKIE DAYTON Jonesville, La. DEBBIE DEAN Wesson EDDIE DEAR Hazlehurst DENSON DEAVERS Sumrall JUDY DELAUGHTER Brookhaven RANDY DELAUGHTER Loyd Star JERI DENHAM Summit GERALDINE DICKERSON Wesson PEGGY DICKERSON Wesson JAMES DICKEY Brookhaven RHONDA DICKINSON Brookhaven ED DILLON Bogue Chitto JEFF DOUGLAS Enterprise SHARON DOUGLAS Brandon RONDA DUBORG Crystal Springs EDDIE DUNAWAY Brookhaven NATALIE DUNN Natchez ELSIE EDWARDS Hazlehurst 9 Wesson campus — sophomores Wesson campus — sophomores ROBERT EVANS McCall Creek MEL FARNHAM Hazlehurst BRENT FISHER West Lincoln DAVID FRANKLIN Brookhaven SANDRA FURR Brookhaven GLORIA GARNER Magee JEFF GATLIN Bogue Chitto RENEE GIBSON Brookhaven MARY GIVENS Hazlehurst TERRY GOETZ Brookhaven THOMAS GOSS Brookhaven RICKY GRAY Brookhaven JONATHAN GRENNELL Natchez BETTY GRICE Brookhaven GWEN GRIFFITH Hazlehurst HAROLD GRIFFITH Monticello KIM GRUBBS Crystal Springs FAGHANALI HAGHNEJAD Sinast, Tehran Iran CHARMAINE HAMMACK Hazlehurst NOLAND HARPER Natchez BONNIE HARRELL Hazlehurst MARY HARRIS Fayette JACKIE HART Brookhaven REGGIE HART Brookhaven JUDY HARVEY Silver Creek BEN HAWKINS Wesson SANDY HEARN Monticello SANDRA HEGGINS Hazlehurst KELLY HIGDON Hazlehurst ROSEMARY HILLARD Sonta 98 Captain Allenbach receives Army Commendation medal General Motors presents ' practice 7 car BEVERLY HINTON Newhebron EMMA HOGGATT Brookhaven MARIE HOLLOWAY Brookhaven RANDY HOPKINS Lafayette, La. BRENDA HUDSON Wesson CHARLES HUGHES Hazlehurst JOHN J. HUTCHERSON Brookhaven MYRA HYER Gloster CARL JACKSON Fayette EVELYN JACKSON Meadville GLYNN JACKSON West Lincoln STEVE JACKSON Bogue Chitto JAMES EARL WILLIAMS Magee CLARENCE JOHNSON Brookhaven ELTON JOHNSON Fayette FRANCINE JOHNSON Monticello JOHNNY JOHNSON Crystal Springs RAMON JOHNSON Brookhaven PEGGY JONES Prentiss ROBERT JONES Crystal Springs WILLIAM KAISER Natchez ANTHONY KEEN Harrisville BARBARA KEYS Monticello DANIEL KNIGHT Crystal Springs CLAY LADD Monticello VINCE LAMBERT Monticello CECIL LAWRENCE Atlanta, Ga. CURTIS LAWSON Braxton MELINDA LEA Brookhaven MARK LEE Newhebron 99 Wesson campus — sophomores Sharing ourselves with others THOMAS LEE Braxton KAY LEGGETT Brookhaven ROBERT LENOIR Hazlehurst JIM LINDSEY Trenton, Fla. ROCHELLE LOGAN Natchez ROBERT LOPER Monticello ROBERT LORD Monticello MICHAEL LOVING Monticello JIM LOWERY Wesson NANCY LOWERY Wesson PHOEBE LOWERY Wesson BOBBY LUMLEY Millbrook, Ala. DAVID LUNDIN Brookhaven TAMMY LYON Crystal Springs SONDRA McTAGGART West Lincoln RUSTY McPHATE Fayette RONALD McMORRIS Bogue Chitto DAVID McKENZIE Smithdale WANDA McINNIS Wesson SHELIA McINNIS Magee nancy Mcdonald Vicksburg larry Mcdonald Magee WILLIE McCOLLUM Magee EDNA McCARDLE Hazelhurst RICKY MADDOX Magee TIMOTHY MATHIS Brookhaven LINDA MIDDLETON Meadville JAMES MOFFETT Fayette PAT MONTGOMERY Brookhaven MISSY MORRISON Crystal Springs 100 Wesson campus — sophomores Co-Lin: a campus of beautiful buildings DONNA MULLEN Brookhaven TEDDY JACK MULLINS Mendenhall TINA MULLINS Wesson DARLEENE MUNN Meadville MICKEY MYERS West Lincoln JODY NEAL Monticello CATHY NEWELL Hazlehurst EDIE NEWMAN Pearl ROBERT NEWSOME Newhebron RANDY NIX Brookhaven JOHN NOBLE Hazlehurst JOHN NORMAN Natchez EUGENE NORRELLS Hazleh urst LISA NORTHUP Natchez SUSAN OWEN Brookhaven DENNIS PAGE Wesson CECIL POLLAN Roxie TIM PARTRIDGE Meadville HOMER PENDLETON Wesson MARY PEZANT Kentwood, La. TERRI PONDER Mendenhall JEFF POPE Harriston CHERYL POWELL Brookhaven KEITH POWELL Monticello KAREN PRICE Mendenhall LINDA RAWLS Brookhaven ED REEL Brookhaven STEVE REEVES Brookhaven DEBRA REYNOLDS Sontag KEVIN RHOADS Brookhaven 101 . ] Wesson campus — sophomores Wesson campus — sophomores EDDIE RIALS Jayess LISA RIALS Brookhaven ROGER RIALS Crystal Springs ANGIE RICE Harrisville JOE RICE Harrisville GLEN RICHARDSON Hazlehurst FRED RILEY Birmingham, Ala. LYNN RIVERE Jayess DARRYL ROBERTS Magee JANICE ROBERTS Brookhaven JAMES RUSHING Independence GREG RUSSELL Loyd Star JONELLE RUSSELL Monticello LORI RUSSELL Wesson MIKE RUSSELL Monticello MIKELL SANDIFER Monticello SALLY SANDIFER Harrisville CHERRY SAUNDERS Natchez JOE SAXON Mendnehall MYRNA SAXON Oakvale DIANA SCHILLING Natchez BRUCE SCOTT Brookhaven WILLIAM SCOTT Fayette PAULETTE SIBLEY Summit TIMOTHY SIMMONS Brookhaven JEFF SIMS Richland STACY SIMS Prentiss NANCY SINCLAIR Brookhaven QUITMAN SINGLETARY Crystal Springs MARY JANESISTRUNK Brookhaven 102 Jim Moyer serves as PBL State vice-president Child care group goes to Holmes BARBARA SMITH Newhebron BETTY SMITH Hazlehurst BRENDA SMITH Wesson CATHY SMITH Wesson DAVID SMITH Loyd Star DON SMITH West Lincoln DOUG SMITH Loyd Star JANICE SMITH Mendenhall JIMMY SMITH Brookhaven JOE SMITH Magee MCNAIR SMITH Brookhaven MITCHELL SMITH Loyd Star PATRICK SMITH Monticello RONNIE SMITH Natchez SHARON SMITH Brookhaven SHELIA SMITH Loyd Star TERRIE SMITH Brookhaven THOMAS SMITH Brookhaven TONY SMITH West Lincoln DOUG SPITCHLEY Hazlehurst JACQUELINE STAMPLEY Roxie JANET STEELE Magee ALVIN STEEN Hazlehurst CHARLES STEEN Pinola GARY STEWART Natchez BOBBY STRIEFF Georgetown DARRECK SULLIVAN Newhwbron MIKE SULLIVAN Mendenhall VICKIE SUMMERALL Meadville KATHY SUTTON Newhebron 103 Wesson campus — sophomores Students find happiness in various ways NATHAN SWANSON Hazlehurst JAMES SYKES Magee FRED TAYLOR Mendenhall SHARON THERIOT McComb JAMES EARL THIRSTY Hazlehurst ROBERT THORNHILL Brookhaven 104 THOMAS THORNTON Crystal Springs ED THRUSH Brookhaven DONNY TODD Monticello RAMONA TROMBLEY Roxie SAUNDRA TUESNO Brookhaven CHERRY TULLOS Clinton TAMMY UNDERWOOD Brookhaven BILLY VAUGHN Loyd Star WILLIE WACTOR Natchez EARLENE WADE Hazlehurst RICK WAGNER Hazlehurst ADRIENNE WAHL Brookhaven TIM WALDEN Brookhaven DONALD WALKER Magee RANDY WALKER Brookhaven TOMMY WALKER Jackson CYNTHIA WALLACE West Lincoln SANDY WALLACE Natchez BARBARA WALTMAN Hazlehurst TINA WARREN Loyd Star LISA WATERS Mendenhall Wesson campus — Sophomores Masks come in different shapes . . . sizes MARY WEBB Hazlehurst KAREN WHITE Brookhaven RICHARD WHITE Brookhaven GAY WIGINTON Mendenhall ANTHONY WILCHER Brookhaven CHARLES WILKINSON Hazlehurst BELINDA WILLIAMS Bogue Chitto HARVEY WILLIAMS Roxie LAURA WILLIAMS Hazlehurst LYNN WILLIAMS Crystal Springs RUSTY WILLIAMS Brookhaven SHIRLEY WILLIAMS Hazlehurst DALE WIMLEY Natchez DONNY WILSON Georgetown JOY WILSON Monticello AARON WOODS Natchez CARMEN WOODS Natchez KIRBY WOOLEY Bogue Chitto WADE WOOLEY Bogue Chitto BETTY WOOTEN Natchez JOE WOOTEN Jackson ANNELLE YOUNG Monticello 105 Wesson campus — sophomores Wesson campus — freshman TAMMY ACY Brookhaven LISA AINSWORTH Brookhaven RICHARD ALBRITTON Brookhaven ANGELIA ALFORD Monticello CRAIG ALLEN Monticello KEITH ALLEN Brookhaven RANDY AMMONS Bogue Chitto WALTER ANTON Brookhaven GLENDA APPLEWHITE Brookhaven JACKIE ARMSTRONG Hazlehurst JON ARMSTRONG Crystal Springs TOMMY ASHLEY Hazlehurst MARK AUTMAN Monticello JOYCE AYCH Osyka STANLEY AYERS Crystal Springs L. J. BANKS Pinola MAXINE BANKS Pinola JAMES BARKER Brookhaven ROBERT BARNES Magee TROY BARNES Monticello SHERRY BARNETT Wesson CARROLL BARLOW Brookhaven TIMMY BARLOW Hazlehurst KENNETH BARR Pearl KATHY BARRILLEAUX Bogue Chitto DAVID BASS Pinola GARY BASS Silver Creek BETTY BASSETT Union BRENDA BATES Brookhaven JOHNNY BATTAGLIA Brookhaven 106 Homecoming court represents both campuses Expressive students show moods DEANNA BEACHAM Brookhaven DIANNA BEACHAM Brookhave DALE BEASLEY Wesson ANGIE BECKER Brookhaven BOBBIE BELL Crystal Springs MARY ANN BELL Brookhaven DAVID BENJAMIN Brookhaven JOE BENTON Mendenhall SUSAN BERCH Hazlehurst ALICIA BERRY Pinola BELINDA BERRY Harrisville LUPE BERRY Newhebron BOBBY BIVENS Brookhaven SUSAN BLAIR Newhebron BRIDGET BLAKENY Monticello RAY BLAKENEY Crystal Springs LESLIE BLAND Wesson TONY BOSWELL Brookhaven MICHAEL BOYD Brookhaven TAMMY BOYTE Brookhaven MIKE BOZEMAN Monticello SHARON BRAXTON Bogue Chitto SOPHIA BREKEEN New Orleans, La. MARY ANN BRENNAN Brookhaven RICKY BRIGGS Brookhaven RANDALL BRITT Brookhaven RUSSELL BRITT Crystal Springs RHONDA BROOKS Magee ANITA BROOME Wesson DONALD BROWN, JR. Hazelhurst 107 Wesson campus — freshman 21 Not all time is spent in classes LARRY BROWN Brookhaven LINDA FAYE BROWN Hazlehurst LUCRETTA BROWN Bogue Chitto ROSIE MAE BROWN Crystal Springs TONY BROWN Hazlehurst ALICE BRYANT Monticello DAVID BRYANT Hazlehurst JOHNNY BRYANT Fayette LILLIE BRYANT Brookhaven SIMON BRYANT Brookhaven DONNA BUCKLES Meadville CATHLEEN BUIE Fayette ROBERT BUIE Pearl LAMAR BULLOCK Brookhaven CHRIS BURKE Wesson LOUISE BURKES Meadville DONNICE BURKETT Bogue Chitto JASPER BURNS Hazlehurst PENNY BURNS Bogue Chitto JAMES BYRD McComb JIMMY DAVIS BYRD Wesson DONNIE CAGLE Wesson ANDY CAIN Brookhaven DEAN CALCOTE Brookhaven TANYA CALHOUN Brookhaven JANELLE CALLOWAY Brookhaven RAY CARLOCK Bude JAMES CARMICAL Brookhaven ERIC CARNEY Monticello BILLIE ANN CASE Brookhaven 108 Wesson campus — freshman Food, rec hall fun adds to day ' s activities DWAIN CASE Brookhaven LOYD CASE Brookhaven MARK CASE Brookhaven JAMES CATCHING Wesson JAMES CHANCELLER Newhebron DARRELL CHAVIS Newhebron BOBBY RAY CLARK Brookhaven MARY CLARK Brookhaven MARCIA COBB New Albany ROBERT EARL COBB JR. Sontag BO COCKRELL Magee JEANNE COLEMAN Meadville BARBARA CONN Hazlehurst DIANNE COOPER Crystal Springs CHARLES COOPER Magee SHERRY CORLEY Wesson RANDALL COTHERN Brookhaven BOBBY COVINGTON Brookhaven DWAYNE COVINGTON Brookhaven ROBERT CRAIN Brookhaven SHIRLEY CREATH Hazlehurst STACY CROSBY Brookhaven DONNIE CURLIN Brookhaven CHARLES CURRY Monticello LINDA D ' ANTONI Monticello KEVIN DARTEZ Kaplan, La. F MARTHA DANIELS . Crystal Springs BECKY DAVIS Silver Creek CAROL DAVIS McCall Creek MIKE DAVIS Magee 109 Wesson campus — freshman Security protects campus property, students SUSAN DAVIS Sontag THOMAS DAVIS Magee WILLIAM DAVIS Natchez PATSY DAUGHDRILL Hazlehurst CYNTHIA DAUGHTRY Monticello CASSANDRA DAY Fayette MARIE DEAR Hazlehurst JOHN S. DEARE Monticello RANDALL DEDON Brookhaven LEONARD DESHIELDS Brookhaven ANNETTE DICKERSON Wesson JAMIE DICKERSON Crystal Springs I 10 JAN DICKERSON Newhebron IVY DILLON Magnolia ARLENE DIXON Bogue Chitto CASSANDRIA DIXON Fayette LaQUITA DODDS Hazlehurst LEON DORSEY Natchez BARBARA DOSS Fayette JEROME DOUGLAS Enterprise ROBERT A. DOUGLAS Brookhaven RANDLEDRANE Wesson MICHAEL DUBOURG Crystal Springs MARK DUNN Monticello RICKEY DYESS Crystal Springs MELISSA EADY Loyd Star LEE EARLES Silver Creek SISSY EARLS Wesson CARLA EDMONDS Bogue Chitto EDNA EDWARDS Hazlehurst Wesson campus — freshman Wesson campus — freshman STEVEN ELKINS Stronghope CYNTHIA ELLZEY Brookhaven JO ELLYN ENGLE Jackson ANTHONY EVANS Natchez GEORGIA EVANS Brookhaven SUSAN EVERETT Topeka-Tilton WILLIE EVIL Crystal Springs CINDI FAIRCHILD Crystal Springs ERIC FALVEY Brookhaven GLORIA FARMER Crystal Springs MARYFARR Brookhaven TAMMY FELLS West Lincoln DEBORAH FERGUSON New Albany PATTY FERGUSON Grenada TONY FERGUSON Hazlehurst GERG FERRELL Hazlehurst WILLIE FINISTER Baton Rouge, La. MARGARET FLEMING Crystal Springs DAVID FLOWERS Brookhaven ROBIN FLOYD Magee GEORGE FORD Crystal Springs PAM FORREST Brookhaven WILLIAM FORTENBERRY Silver Creek CINDY FOSTER Brookhaven JOSEPH FREEMAN Wesson BOBBY FULER Brookhaven KATRINA FURR Brookhaven LISA FURR Brookhaven EMMITT GADDY Crystal Springs JANICE GALLOWAY Bogue Chitto Marie Cooley, Nancy Sinclair, Melinda Lea place in Miss Copiah-Lincoln Junior College 1979 Pageant ni zW A faculty member. . . sleeps CHARLES GARRETT Silver Creek GLENN GARRETT Mobile, Ala. MARY CATHERINE GEORGE Brookhaven ANGIE GERMANY Natchez LEE GILL Bude FRED SKEETER GORDY Hazlehurst PHILLIP GORDON Natchez SHEILA GORDON Harrisville WILLIAM GORDON Louisville II? PHILLIP GRANGER Hazlehurst EARLEEN GREEN Cannonsburg MARIE GREEN Hazlehurst KEN GREER Crystal Springs MARK GRUBBS Magee MIKE GRUBBS Magee AL GUYNES Hazlehurst MONA GUESS Georgetown SHELBY GUESS Wesson BILL HALFORD Meadville FRANK HALL Wesson WANDA HALL Brookhaven THOMAS HAMILTON Crystal Springs KENNETH HANCOCK Paducah, Ky. JEFF HANDLEY Birmingham, Ala. SHIRLEY HARALSON Bogue Chitto DONALD HARDY Pearl JAMES HARPER Newhebron MICHAEL HARPER Brookhaven ROSA HARRIS Hazlehurst WILLIE HARRIS Wesson Wesson campus — freshman Band groups participate in parades, games AMY HART McCall Creek RANDALL HARTZOG Newhebron THOMAS HARVEY Silver Creek KENNY HAVARD Natchez JAMES HAYES Magee MARCIA HEDGEPETH Magnolia HENRY HICKSON Georgetown JOHN HILL Bude LORA HILL Silver Creek TRACY HILL Brookhaven RONALD HILTON Biloxi DAVID HITCHNER Brookhaven JAMES HOBBS Mendenhall WILLIE HOBBS Magee JOHN HOGGATT Natchez SCOTTIE HALLOWAY Magee LEAH ANN HOSLANDER Natchez FRANKLIN HOOD Hazlehurst OLLIE HOOKS Brookhaven VERLENA HORTON Silver Creek CYNTHIA HOWARD Crystal Springs EDDIE HOWARD Crystal Springs BRIAN HOWELL Crystal Springs CRAIG HOWELL Crystal Springs RALPH HUBBARD Mendenhall CHERYL HUCKABY Wesson THERESA HUDSON Brookhaven LESLIE HUGHES Magee MARK HUMPHREYS Union Church DIANNE HUNTER Loyd Star 113 Wesson campus — freshman £1 I ' ll hit you for that! . . . LAURA HUTCHINSON Hazlehurst JIMMY HUTCHINSON Silver Creek WILLIE HUTCHERSON Natchez RANDY HUTTO Meadville MARGARET IZARD Hazlehurst ANNETTE JACKSON Wesson EDDIE JACKSON Natchez JULIE JACKSON Brookhaven KATHY JACKSON Magee RAY JACKSON Crystal Springs RICKY JACKSON Liberty RONNIE JACKSON Natchez MICHAEL JAMES Hazlehurst JAMES JENKINS Hazlehurst ANDY JOHNS Hazlehurst BRAD JOHNSON Tylertown CAROL JOHNSON Hazlehurst EDRIS JOHNSON Natchez 114 FREDRICK JOHNSON Natchez GERALD JOHNSTON Woodville LAMORISE JOHNSON Natchez LYNDON B. JOHNSON Baton Rouge, La. MELINDA JOHNSON Crystal Springs BARBARA JONES Meadville BRIAN JONES Birmingham, Ala. ERNEST JONES Wesson GLINDA JONES Hazlehurst MICHAEL JONES Meadville RANDY JONES Natchez TIMMY JONES Magee Wesson campus — freshman When in doubt, think or walk around campus WALTER JONES Mendenhall WAYNE JONES Mendenhall JILL JORDAN McCall Creek SUDIE JORDAN Enterprise CYNTHIA KEEN Pinola LOU ADA KELLY Brookhaven LORI KENNEDY Monticello DELORES KING Magee KENNETH KING Wesson LEONA KYZAR Brookhaven PHILLIP LADD Monticello TIM LAIRD Brookhaven BRUCE LANGSTON Magee MARTHA LANIER Amite, La. CONEY LEA Brookhaven GREG LEE Newhebron RHONDA LEE Brookhaven SHELIA LEE McCall Creek ANGELA LEGGET Natchez CHRISTY LEGGETT Brookhaven KEN LEGGETT Brookhaven RENEE LEGGETT Bogue Chitto JILL LEWIS Bogue Chitto TONI LEWIS Enterprise KIRBY LINDSEY New Orleans, La. BILLY LITTLE Newhebron SUZETTE LITTLE Hazlehurst JERRY GLENN LOFTON McCall Creek MARIAN LOFTON Magee SUSAN LOGGANS New Orleans, La. 115 Wesson campus — freshman Homecoming brings parties 116 DORISE LORD Monticello BILL LOTT Hazlehurst BARBARA LOWERY Monticello DALE LOWERY Wesson KEITH LOYD Hazlehurst DWAYNE LUCAS Meadville GERALD LUCAS Meadville JEFFERY LUCAS Brookhaven BILLY LUCKEY Magee SCOTTYE LUSK Hazlehurst melinda McCaffrey Bogue Chitto DWAYNE McCARDLE Hazlehurst james Mcdonald Magee angela Mcdowell Brookhaven EARL McGAUGHY Natchez RUTH McGEE Sontag BOWMAR McGEHEE Meadville ELIZABETH McGHEE Magee DAVID McGRAW Natchez MELISSA McINNIS Brookhaven DANIEL McKENZIE Smithdale RITA McKINLEY Magee KIM McLENDON Wesson cecil McMillan Roxie daniel Mcpherson Brookhaven LISA McQUILLIN Brookhaven VELMA MARIE MACKABEE Brookhaven CHARLES MAGEE Brookhaven TYR1NDA MAGEE Mendenhall EDDY MAHAFFEY Mendenhall Wesson campus — freshman Wesson campus — freshman BRUCE MAIER Natchez KEITH MALLETT Natchez STEVEN MANASCO Magee MARK MANGUM Mendenhall KENNETH MARBLE Loyd Star DONNA MARDIS Fayette WANDA MARTIN Aberdeen DEBBIE MASON Wesson ED MAY McComb MARK MAY Union Church ROBERT MAY Magee ROBERT MAYE Monticello PAT MERIWETHER Mobile, Ala. CHESTER MERCIER Wesson KIM MILLER Monticello MICHAEL MITCHELL Natchez JEFF MOAK Brookhaven TRACY MOAK Brookhaven TERRY MOFFETT Fayette ANNIE MONTGOMERY Wesson DAVID MOORE Union Church PATRICIA MOORE Crystal Springs DOROTHY MORRIS Monticello DON MORRIS Florence DARRELL MORSE Brookhaven MIKE MOSLEY Brookhaven WENDELL MOTE McComb ERIC MULLEN Brookhaven LOUISE MULLEN Brookhaven DAVID MULLINS Roxie Friends share many experiences 117 Wesson campus — freshman TONY MULLINS Roxie T1MMY NATIONS Brookhaven DANNY NELSON Monticello GARY NELSON Monticello MARSHA NELSON Brookhaven MIKE NELSON Monticello PATRICK NELSON West Union TODD NELSON Monticello SARAH NEWELL Hazlehurst LISA NMAN Wesson ANTONIE NEWTON Loyd Star TERI NIX Natchez BARBARA NORMAN Long Beach EVA NORTON Fayette JUDY NORWOOD Crystal Springs LAVERN NORWOOD Crystal Springs DAVID OAKES Brookhaven DON OAKS French Camp JULIE O ' BAUGH Brookhaven BRENDA KAY OLIVER Roxie PATTI JEAN PAGE Hazlehurst JOHN PALMER Brandon JUDY PALMER Mendenhall WILLIAM RAY PARKS Wesson TRACY PARSONS Crystal Springs DONNIE PAYTON Monticello BOB PERKINS Brookhaven BRENDA PERKINS Brookhaven COEN PERROTT Hazlehurst DAVID PERVEL New Orleans, La. 118 Student ' poses ' for photographer Wesson campus — freshman GEORGE PHELPS McComb TAMMY PHILLIP Brookhaven TERRY PICKARD McComb BRUCE PICKLE Natchez LOUANN PIPER Brookhaven DAVID PIPPIN Monticello BOBBY PITTMAN Monticello BARBARA PLANNER Bay St. Louis, La. JEFFERY PORTER Brookhaven CLARENCE POWELL Union Church SHARON POWELL Brookhaven KELLY PRIEST Natchez MELINDA PRINCE Magee BARBARA ANN PROBY Natchez BEVERLY PURSER Hazlehurst DENNIS QUARLES Wesson KAREN QUIMBY Georgetown BRAD RATCLIFF Brookhaven BRENDA RATLIFF Brookhaven LORA RATCLIFF Brookhaven JERRY REDD Natchez MIKE REED Brookhaven SHERRY REED Bude ALICE REID Monticello DIANNE REID Brookhaven TINA REID Brookhaven STEVE RIALS Hazlehurst SHERRY RICKS Wesson JERRY ROBERSON Silver Creek JOANNE ROBERSON Harrisville Campus life provides fun, fellowship Cafeteria salutes Wolves BETTY ROBERTS Brookhaven JOEY ROBERTS Magee KRISTI ROBERTS Natchez MARKE ROBERTSON Natchez CARL DEBO ROBINSON Brookhaven CAROLYN FAYE ROCKINGHAM Brookhaven HENRY ROGERS Magee LARRY ROGERS Monticello GAYLE ROSS Wesson JERRY ROWELLS Brookhaven KEITH RUSSEL Brookhaven SCOTT RUSSELL Loyd Star JORGE SALAZAR Smithdale PAUL SANDERS Brookhaven BEVERLY SANDIFER Harrisville CHARLES PATRICK SANQUINETTI Natchez DANNY SASSER Bogue Chitto MICHEAL SAULTERS Newhebron SANDRA SAXON Oakvale MARY SCHROEDER New Orleans, La. HAROLD SCHWARZAUE Silier Creek KENNETH SCOTT West Point ROBERTA SEALE Natchez BEVERLY SEAY Houston, Texas ROYCE SHIEL Brookhaven T. GLAN SHOEMAKE Crystal Springs MIKE SMALLWOOD Jackson ALAN SMITH Mobile, Ala. BILLY SMITH Newhebron BILLY RAY SMITH Hazlehurst 120 Wesson campus — freshman BOW SMITH Hazlehurst BUBBA SMITH Brookhaven CINDY SMITH Magee CISSI SMITH Natchez DANNY SMITH Brookhaven JAMES SMITH Monticello JAMES C. SMITH Magee JAN SMITH Brookhaven JEFFREY L. SMITH Brookhaven JEFFREY N. SMITH Natchez JIMMY SMITH Hazlehurst LEE SMITH Wesson LEE EDWARD SMITH Wesson MARK SMITH Brookhaven MIKE L. SMITH Brookhaven PATRICIA SMITH Wesson ROBERT BRUCE SMITH Wesson SHANE SMITH Brookhaven STEVEN SMITH Brookhaven TWYANA SMITH Sontag BARRY SPARKS Magee DAVID SPURK Crystal Springs RICKY SPITCHLEY Hazlehurst ALBERT STARNES Wesson BILL STEIN Natchez MANDA STEPHENS Houlka GREG STEWART Enterprise TOM STIEHLER Brookhaven Students learn use of machines in programs 121 A camera gets attention GEORGE STINESPRING Natchez JAY STRAIT Hazlehurst GLORIA STONE Crystal Springs WANDA KAY STRINGER Wesson LORRI STRAHAN Brookhaven JOHN STURGIS Crystal Springs HAROLD SULLIVAN Hazlehurst FRANKIE SYKES Brookhaven MELINDA SYKES Magee SCOTTIE TADLOCK Natchez ELAINE TANNER Hazlehurst ROYCE ANN TANNER Hazlehurst DARLENE TAYLOR Brookhaven RONNIE TAYLOR Brookhaven SHELIA TAYLOR Brookhaven STEVE THAMES Brookhaven DANNY THOMPSON Hazlehurst VICKI THOMPSON Hazlehurst TAMMY THRUSH Brookhaven LYNN TIDWELL Magee KENNETH TOBIAS Bogue Chitto JAMES TURPIN II Brookhaven ANDY TYNES Monticello SHARHAN TYLER Fayette MICHELE TYSON Hazlehurst MATTHEW VAN LANDINGHAM Hazlehurst DAVID WALDROP Brookhaven THERESA WALDROP Brookhaven CYNTHIA WALKER Fayette KAREN WALKER Brookhaven 122 Wesson campus — freshman Wesson campus — freshman KOZETTA WALKER Pinola LONNIE WALKER Hazlehurst MIKE WALKER Baton Rouge, La. WAYNE WALKER Mendenhall BEVERLY WALLACE Brookhaven DAN WALLACE Natchez ELIZABETH WALLACE Bogue Chitto LARRY WALLACE Meadville DIANNE WALTMAN Hazlehurst DEBRA WARREN Greenville FREDA WARREN Loyd Star CYNTHIA WASHINGTON Brookhaven ERIC WATSON Crystal Springs JOHN WATSON Hazlehurst MELISSA WATTS Magee BILLIE FAY WELCH Brookhaven TOM WELCH Brookhaven GREG WHITAM Natchez LESLIE WHITE Fayette THERESA WHITE Sontag JIMMY WHITTINGTON Hazlehurst MARK WIGGINTON Pinola PATRICIA WILBERT Hazlehurst C. K. WILLIAMS Loyd Star DEBBIE WILLIAMS Wesson DIANN WILLIAMS McComb HENRY WILLIAMS Brookhaven PAUL WILLIAMS Fayette RONNIE WILLIAMS Brookhaven SIDNEY WILLIAMS Brookhaven Instructors have interest in student as an individual 123 ■ Band, Colettes practice long hours weekly ROBERT WILLIS Natchez ROBBIE WILSON Crystal Springs TIM WINBORNE Brookhaven REGINALD WINCE Hazlehurst RO BERT WINDOM Georgetown RON WINDOM Georgetown NANETTE WOJCIK Brookhaven DAVID WOLFE Summit JOHN WOMACK Mendenhall MISSY YATES Hazlehurst SCOTT YATES Brookhaven DAVID YOUNG Crystal Springs DOREEN YOUNG Roxie KAY YOUNG Natchez ROBERT YOUNG Natchez ROBIN YOUNG Hazlehurst SPECIAL STUDENTS FAYE McKEY Brookhaven STEPHANIE STRAHAM Brookhaven 124 Wesson campus — freshman Natchez Campus — sophomores Natchez campus runs on quarter system WILDA ALLEN Meadville IRIS D. ALLGOOD Natchez HUGH ARNOLD Natchez JOHN D. BEDWELL Natchez JOHN BELL Woodville MIKE BELLAN Natchez BILL BIGLIN Natchez BRENDA BRADFORD Natchez LISA BRADLEY Natchez KEITH BREWER Natchez NANCY BROWN Natchez ANNA BRUCE Vidalia, LA PATSY BUCKLES Meadville BRENDA BYRNE Natchez EDGAR CAREY Natchez ROSALYN CARTER Natchez LISA CARTER Vidalia, LA ANNETTE CLANTON Meadville CHARLENE CONNER Natchez MARGARET COOLEY Natchez CARLENE DAVIS Natchez VIDAL DAVIS Natchez EVANDIA DUNMORE Natchez BRUCE ELLIOTT Natchez PAMELA ELLIS Natchez JANICE EMANUEL Natchez JUDY EMERICK Natchez ROB FISHER Natchez REGINA FLEMING Natchez TOM FOSTER Gloster 125 Natchez Campus — sophomores LESTER W. FREEMAN Natchez BONNIE FRITH Natchez CHARLOTTE GAY Natchez WILLIE J. GOSS Natchez ROBERT GRAVES Natchez BETTY J. GREEN Natchez WILLA GROVES Natchez JENNIE HAGAN Vidalia, LA JOYCE HANNON Natchez ANGELA HAWES Natchez DAVID HEARD Natchez CONNIE HIGGINBOTHAM Natchez PAM HIGGINBOTHAM Natchez DIANE HOLLAND Natchez AMY HOLYFIELD Natchez SANDRA HORN Natchez ALBERT HUGHES Natchez LARRY HUGHES Natchez LINDA IRVING Natchez MARGARET JACKSON Natchez JANICE JOHNSON Natchez PATTI JOHNSTON Woodville ALMA JONES Natchez LEOLA JONES Natchez LINDA JONES Natchez DON L. KENNEDY Natchez SARAH KING Natchez NANCY KOSSUM Natchez DAVID LAMBERT Natchez ELIZABETH LAZARUS Meadville 126 Co-Lin Natchez offers wide variety of classes Natchez Campus — sophomores PHIL LINDSEY Natchez GRETTA McCOY Natchez BOBBY McGEE Natchez BRIAN MAIER Natchez ANNETTE MARDIS Natchez CAROLYN MARVEL Natchez ROBERT MARKS Natchez ALICIA MERRITT Natchez JUDY MILLS Natchez LEONARD MINOR JR. Natchez MRS. SPENCER MONTGOMERY Natchez VIRGINIA NETTERVILLE Natchez MICHAEL OGLESBY Meadville GARY OVERBY Natchez SELENA PERRY Natchez DORIS PLUMMER Natchez DONNA POWELL Natchez LANA M. POWELL Vidalia, La. RODERICK RANSOM Natchez MAC REED Natchez BARBARA RHODES Natchez ANNETTE ROBB Natchez GWEN ROBERTS Natchez TIM RUNNELS Natchez KATHLEEN SANQUINETTI Natchez JAMES SANQUINETTI Natchez EDWINA SCOTT Natchez CHARLES SEARCY Natchez ANNA SPILLMAN Woodville CYNTHIA SMITH Natchez Each quarter brings new faces 127 a Natchez Campus — sophomores EILEEN SMITH Natchez LEON STEWART Natchez JOHNNIE STONE Natchez ROBERT SULLIVAN Natchez FRANCES E. SWALM Natchez GLADYS TERRAL Natchez GWENDOLYN THOMAS Natchez MARCUS THORNTON Natchez THOMAS TRACY Natchez JESSIE TURNER Natchez JOYCE TURNER Natchez BEULAH WASHINGTON Natchez DELORES WASHINGTON Natchez JULIE WHITE Natchez 128 Sophomores prepare for the future N atchez Campus — freshman Natchez campus looks toward future construction GERLDEAN ALLEN Vidalia, LA LESLIE ALLEN Natchez JAMES ARBUTHNOT Natchez CAROL ATER Ferriday, LA ALFRED BANKS Natchez MARJORIE BARONI Natchez MARK BARONI Natchez ANNIE LAURA BASS Natchez STEVE BEATTIE Natchez NOVA BEDWELL Natchez MARY LEE BELL Woodville WENDELL BETTS Natchez ANGELA BLAND Natchez NELL BLOUNT Monterey, LA MARY BOULDIN Natchez EDNA BOYTE Roxie DENISE BRADLEY Natchez ROBIN BRADLEY Natchez KAY BROWN Natchez SHARON BROWNING Natchez FAYE BRUMFIELD Natchez LYNDA BUTLER Natchez WILLIE MAE BYRD Natchez HARRY BYRNE Natchez LAURA LYNN BYRNE Natchez DEBRA CALVIT Natchez LYNDA CANTU Natchez SANDRA CHAVEZ Natchez ALAN CHESTER Houston, Texas CARLTON CHOUT St. Joseph, LA KIMBERLEY CHOUT St. Joseph, LA RANDY COBB Natchez BURNLEY COOK Natchez 129 ELI ELIZABETH FORD Natchez EDWARD CREDLE Natchez BELINDA DANIELS Natchez SUSAN DARSEY Natchez ADDIE DAVIS Natchez LIZZIE DAVIS Natchez LINDA DeANGELIS Natchez REGINA DEE Natchez KENNY DELAUGHTER Natchez KELLY DITZLER Natchez TRIS DITZLER Natchez JANIFER DIXON Natchez BELAIN DOTTERY Natchez JAMES DRUETTA Natchez SAM DUNBAR Natchez TOMMY EASTERLING Natchez DEBBIE EMFINGER Natchez RANDLON FARRAR Natchez BARBARA FAULKNER Monterey, LA PEGGY FINN Natchez MARY FLEMMING Natchez ELVIN FLOWERS Natchez CHARLES FORD Natchez JERRY FOSTER Natchez JOHN FRANK Natchez BILL FRITH Natchez LARRY GAMLERI Natchez BLASE GAUDE Natches MARIE GLIDDEN Natchez EDWARD GORDON Natchez SUE ELLEN GOUSSET Natchez CHARLENE GREEN Natchez LINDA WALKER GREEN Washington 130 Elections highlight events on campus NANCY GROOVER Natchez GLENN GUTHRIE Natchez SHOT GWIN Natchez RHONDA HALFORD Natchez DENNIS HAMMONTREE Pensacola, Fla. LINDA HARGRAVE Natchez SARAH HARGRAVES Natchez BILLIE RUTH HARRIS Natchez PATRICIA HARRISON Natchez RANDY HAZLIP Natchez MILLIE HINSON Natchez VICKI HOBBS Natchez MARY ALICE HUNT Natchez SHERRI HUNT Natchez CAROLYN JACKSON Natchez CHERYL JACKSON Jackson GEORGE JACKSON Natchez GERALD JACKSON Woodville GLENICE JACKSON Natchez JESSIE LEE JACKSON Natchez PATRINELLA JACKSON Natchez ALBERT JONES Natchez CLARENCE JONES Natchez EUNICE JONES Concordia, LA HELEN JONES Natchez KATHERINE JONES Natchez MARY ANN JONES Vidalia, LA ROGERS JONES Natchez SADIE JOSEPH Natchez LARRY KASS Natchez Hob Nob provides relaxation between classes 131 Natchez Campus — freshman 1 GREG KETCHINGS Natchez JEFFERY KNIGHT Natchez WILLIE KNIGHT Natchez KIM KRUEGOR Natchez JOE LANCASTER Ferraday, LA ALICE LEWIS Natchez EVA ANN LONG Natchez MICHAEL LYLES Natchez JOHN McCALIP Natchez MARK McCANN Natchez JEANNE McLEMORE Natchez WILLIAM MARKS Natchez DAVID MARTIN Natchez DAVID MARTIN Natchez PAUL MENG Natchez MARK MERRITT Graceville, Fla. JOHN MILLER Natchez DWIGHT MINOR Natchez DEBRA MOBLEY Natchez LINDA MOORE Natchez MAXINE NEWELL Natchez PAULA NIXON Natchez MARK NORWOOD Ridgecrest, LA MARTHA OWENS Natchez BOYD OVERTON Natchez RICHARD PARKER Natchez KELLY PARKS Natchez MICHAEL PENINGTON Natchez SANDRA PEOPLES Natchez CHARLES PORTER Natchez 132 Friends share classroom experiences Registration means lines, and more lines HOWELLINE PRICE Natchez TERRY RATCLIFF Sicily Island, LA RICKY REED Natchez MAVIS ROBB Natchez HARRY ROBERSON Vidalia, LA JUDY ROBERTSON Woodville MILDRAD ROBERTSON Natchez BOBBIE RODDY Natchez BETTY RUSHING Waterproof, LA CHARLES RUSHING, JR. Natchez CARL SANDIDGE Natchez CAROLYN SCOTT Natchez PATRICIA SCOTT Natchez SANDRA SCOTT Natchez VIRGIL SCOTT Fayette YVONNE SCOTT Natchez IONA SEWARD Vidalia, LA AILEEN SERIO Natchez BELUA SESSION Natchez WALTER SEWELL Natchez ANDREA SEYFARTH Natchez CONNIE SHELL Natchez JANICE SHIELDS Natchez CAROL SMITH Vidalia, LA JAMES SMITH Natchez MELANIE SMITH Natchez PAT SMITH Natchez TERESA SMITH Natchez TONY SMITH Natchez STEVE STREBACK Natchez Natchez campus — freshman 133 in Students commute to campus daily BETTY LOU STROZIER Natchez MIKE SUGG Vidalia, LA SUSAN SWAIN Natchez CAROL THOMAS Vidalia, LA VIVIAN THOMAS Meadville DENNIS THOMPSON Natchez ANN VINES Natchez DAVID WALLEY Taylorville SARAH WALTER Natchez HAROLD WARD Ferriday, LA PATRICIA WASHINGTON Natchez DARREL WHITE Vidalia, LA BRENDA WHITEHEAD Natchez MARY WHITTINGTON Vidalia, LA SUZANNE WIGGINS Ferriday, LA PATRICIA WILEY Natchez DIANNE WILLARD Natchez ANGEL WILLIAMS Natchez LANA WILLIAMS Natchez WALTON WILSON Natchez VALERIA WOOD Natchez CURTIS WOODS Ferriday, LA JOYCE WOODS Natchez DORIS WROLSEN Ferriday, LA ROSIE YORK Natchez LYNN YOUNG Natchez MARGARET YOUNG Natchez Natchez campus — freshman ■ Natchez Campus — special ANN BARLOW Natchez DONALD BARRANZA, M.D. Natchez DEBRA BRYAN Natchez EMMA BURNS Natchez STEVE BURR Natchez CURTIS CAINE Natchez RENARD CHATMAN Natchez LURLEA COKER Natchez ROBERT COLLINS Natchez KAREN COX Natchez CONNIE DANIELS Natchez PATRICK DAVIS Natchez KATHY DILLINGER Natchez ROBERT EIDT Natchez DON GARDNER Natchez JOYCE GOODEN Natchez LOUISE GREEN Natchez DAVID GRIMSLEY Natchez CARL HEATHCOATE Vidalia ALICE JACKSON Natchez LORRAINE JACKSON Natchez STEPHANIE JACKSON Natchez NANCY KENNEDY Natchez RICHARD KOTYNIA Natchez WILLIAM LAMOND Natchez JAMES LEWIS Natchez RICHARD LINDSEY Natchez CINDY LISHMAN Natchez SCARLETT LOWE Natchez CHARMAINE MOSBY Natchez Special students attend Co-Lin Natchez 135 if! Natchez Campus — special SUSAN PORTER Natchez DEBRA PURCELL Natchez JUDY ROBBINS Natchez TOMMY ROBBINS Natchez BARBARA SIDOROWICZ Natchez FRANK SIDOROWICZ Natchez FLORA SMITH Natchez DEBRA SNYDER Natchez SANDY STRINGER Natchez KIMBERLE TROEGEL Natchez SADIE K. WALLS Natchez RUTH WILLIAMS Natchez RONNY WILLIAMSON Natchez ELLEN WOODS Natchez JAMES YOUNG Natchez 136 Elections provide student participation £ . Wesson Campus CATHY ARNOLD Brookhaven JACKIE ARNOLD Brookhaven ABENNA BENSON Brookhaven KEVIN BOYTE Brookhaven PENNY CLIFTON Brookhaven GAIL FUNCHES Monticello JULIE GATLIN Bogue Chitto SHARON JACKSON Natchez TERESA JAMES Wesson ANNA JOHNSON Hazlehurst JAN JORDAN Smithdale MILDRED MARTIN Brookhaven SHARON PERRYMAN Fayette LANCE REID Brookhaven MARY SMITH Pinola MINNA SMITH Brookhaven PATRICIA STEEN Newhebron MINDY TURNAGE Newhebron Not pictured Ruthie O ' Neal Monticello 138 Cosmetology school trains students in hair care Wesson Campus RETHA BATES Brookhaven SHIRLEY BROWN Jayess FAYE BUCKLES Meadville MARY BUCKLES McCall Creek AUDREY BURNS Wesson JOYCE BYRD Brookhaven MARSHALL DANIELS Silver Creek THOMA DANIELS Silver Creek TERESA FRIEND Bookhaven ANNIE KING Brookhaven RENEE LAMBERT Brookhaven MELINDA McCAFFERY ' Bogue Chitto DIANA McTILLER Hollandale BRENDA MANOS Monticello VERA PETERSON Newhebron ROBBIE RHODES Hazlehurst VERONICA SEARCY Silver Creek MINYON STEWART Brookhaven Practical nurses receive caps in ceremonies Wesson Campus Drafting, design attracts many terminal students 140 Data processing students work with computers Wesson Campus Secretarial science offers three program choices 141 m Wesson Campus Air conditioning, heating, refrigeration enroll many students Cosmetology, practical nursing trains in specialized fields Wesson Campus Welding is a one year program Auto mechanics students study engines 143 firfl Wesson Campus Machine shop trains operators and teaches tool use 144 Co-Lin offers state ' s only heavy equipment mechanics program Wesson Campus Commercial truck driving trains future truck drivers Heavy equipment operator trains in short time 145 Wesson Campus Electronics technology proves popular Child care supervision draws interest 146 Medical Laboratory Technician program trains students in 3 semesters, 30 weeks Food service supervision gets first students 147 Night classes offer courses in academic 148 and non-academic fields 149 M am Natchez 41 v Natchez Campus 152 Efficient secretaries keep it going Miss Nola Haire, secretary, office of the Associate Dean. Miss Cheri Bonds, secretary, Admissions Office. Mrs. Marie Woodruff, secretary, Admissions Office. ' : - : ;:;;;:.. Natchez Campus other personnel do their part i «  fil a i Willie Green was a cheerful helper in every way with school jobs. Norman Brown was honoree at a retirement party in December. Miss Regenia Fleming, left, and Mrs. Judy Emerick assisted faculty as special secretaries on a part-time basis. 153 mm Natchez Campus Faculty opens school year with 154 meetings, lesson plans, teaching 155 Natchez Campus Homecoming, class elections, Who ' s Who - Elected Homecoming maids, 1979, for Co-Lin Natchez were, from left, Lana Powell, sophomore, and Ann Vines, freshman. Their escorts were Lester Freeman and Tim Runnels. The Natchez Christman parade featured Ann and Lana on a nippy December day. 156 on campus were early fall activities Voting Campaigning Casting the ballot 157 Natchez Campus m Blase Gaude, an inspiration to all, ■■ 158 was subject of special T.V. show 159 iNatcnez campus n The 1979 Natchez Christmas parade 160 had Year of the Child as theme 161 Natchez Campus Lessons, lessons, lessons — that ' s what it ' s all about all year ' round 163 Natchez Campus But there was still time for 164 laughter, fun, sharing of lives u a i Natchez Campus Day classes, evening classes, academic 166 a r classes, non-academic classes kept us busy 167 Natchez Campus Lots of memories crowd together as students do their own thing Faculty Board of Trustees works for college ' s growth |jg|| X !■ ' - {ML , mm ■! Working hard for the betterment and growth of Copiah-Lincoln ' s Wesson and Natchez campuses are members of the Board of Trustees. Seated, left to right, are Dean B. F. Hunter, Wesson campus; Mrs. Rose Ferguson, Adams County; Walter Nelson, Adams County; Dr. Billy B. Thames, Co-Lin president; Dr. J. H. Stribling, Lincoln County; Lester Furr, Copiah County; Carroll Greer, Simpson County; C. C. Graves, Jr., Copiah County; and Dr. Eddie M. Smith, dean of the Natchez campus. The second row includes lulius Lotterhos, board attorney; P. D. Armstrong, Copiah County; James Price, Lawrence County; Claude Porter, Adams County; James T Herring, Franklin County; L. G. Young, Franklin County; P. E. Bates, Jefferson County; and Larry Butch Brown, Adams County. On the back row are Versie Rushing, Lincoln County; Wes Burkhardt, Adams County; R. Sidney Parker, Simpson County; Dr Dale Smith, Lincoln County; Calvin Britt, Copiah County; Marion Hayes, Jefferson County; and Jim Kyzar, CLJC business manager Board members not pictured are T. E. Jolly, Lawrence County; C. C. Clark, Lincoln County; John Dow, Lincoln County; Berry Givens, Lincoln County; Harris B. Henley, Copiah County; Frank Lowery, Lincoln County; Tom Reed, Adams County; and Dale Sullivan, Copiah County. Bill Smith of Simpson County replaced Greer at mid-semester as a new board member. Officers of Copiah-Lincoln ' s Board of Trustees are (left to right) Lester Furr, secretary; Dr. Billy B. Thames, president of Copiah-Lincoln; T. E. Jolly, vice chairman; and Dr. J. H. Stribling, chairman. The board meets monthly to conduct the business of the college. BOARDS OF SUPERVISORS 172 COPIAH COUNTY B. B. Berry Tony Smith Sidney Thompson Tommy Heard W. E. Hood LINCOLN COUNTY Cliff Givens Lee Edward Gatlin Heber Britt Ramsey Smith Claude Diamond SIMPSON COUNTY L. C. McAlpin OUen McAlpin A. D. Berry Jack Mullins Jerry H. Bridges LAWRENCE COUNTY John Boyd George Langston Roy May Edward Hedgepeth Woodrow Williamson FRANKLIN COUNTY Roy Shell Carl Ray Lehmann Charles Case Stewart Beatty Hilton M. Zumbro JEFFERSON COUNTY James Hamberlin Jimmy Goodson Noble Frisby Sol Jackson Sylvester Gaines ADAMS COUNTY James H. Carter Bob Bee Phillip West Maxie Wallace Boyd Sojourner Wesson campus Administration le ads faculty and staff The administration on the Wesson campus is composed of (left to right) Charles P. Creely, vocational-technical director; Burlian O ' Neal Walker, director of public information and alumni affairs; Jimmy Smith, assistant vocational-technical director; Dr. Billy B. Thames, president of the Copiah-Lincoln Junior College District; Edgar W. Martin, director of adult and continuing education; B. F. Hunter, dean of instruction, first semester; Jim E. Kyzar, business manager; and Ralph Frazier, director of ad- missions and records. Not pictured are Alton Ricks, dean of students, and Dr. Eddie M. Smith, dean of instruction, second se- mester. Serving in the division of student services personnel are (front, left to right) Mrs. Winnie M. Hennington, resident nurse; Mrs. Laura Butler, dormitory hostess; and Mrs. Margie Panquerne, dormitory hostess. Back row includes Bradley Smith, director of financial aid; Gwyn Young, student activities; Russell Ray, director of student development; and Alton Ricks, dean of students. Not pictured are Grover Smith, director of student life; J. Mike Smith, director of student activities; Mrs. Alma G. Smith, admis- sions clerk; Mrs. Juanita Thomas, hostess; Miss Pinky Hughes, resident nurse; and Danny Harrell, dorm host. Division of Student Services aids students 173 Wesson campus Humanities offer courses in five departments Teaching in the humanities division of the college are (left to right) Durr Walker, chairman of the division and English; Mrs. Sharon Alexander, English; Mrs. Edna Earle Crews, English; Mrs. Keith McDaniel, English; Mrs. Wilma Cole, reading; Mrs. Nancy Dykes, English; Harold J. Patterson, French; Burlian O. Walker, journalism; and John R. Landress, speech and theatre. Various courses are offered in the English department. Durr Walker and Burlian Walker teach English on the night faculty. 174 The social science division consists of (front, left to right) Danny Harrell, government; and Miss Jane Ainsworth, history and psychology. Back row includes Jim Lightsey, sociology and psychology; Capt. Steve Allenbach, ROTC; Wade Alexander, divi- sion chairman and history; and Alton Greenlee, history and geography. Not pictured are Sgt. Truman Gandy, ROTC; and the Rev. Charles Campbell and the Rev. Ken Stringer, religion. Social science teaches about the world in which we live Wesson campus Math trains for a technical society Teaching in the mathematics division are (left to right) Jerry Dykes, mathematics; Dr. Roy Daughdrill, chairman and math- ematics; Miss Gail Fulton, mathematics; and Donald Johnson, physics, physical science, and math. The fine arts division is composed of (left to right) Kenneth Klaus, choral director, Sojourner director, music appreciation; Miss Julia Guess, music, voice; Tom Ross, art; Miss Joan Harris, music; and Stanley W. Stewart, division chairman and band director. Not pictured is Miss Lynn Cochran, assistant band director and Colette director. Fine Arts offer music, choir, band, art 175 fn Wesson Campus Science provides knowledge of today ' s world The science division faculty consists of (left to right) Dr. Phyllis Hayes, division chairman and chemistry; Donald Lawson, biology; Dr. Maria de las Reyes, biological sciences; and Dr. Douglas B. Schexnayder, biology. Composing the health and physical eduation division, along with the coaching staff, are (front, left to right) Bob Monroe, assistant football coach, special assignment; Wade Alexander, track coach; James H. Sloan, athletic director and head football coach; and Mrs. Katherine Huckaby, division chairman and physical eduation. Back row includes Ray Ishee, assistant football coach, physical educa- tion, and hygiene; Gwyn Young, women ' s basketball coach; J. Mike Smith, assistant football coach and physical education; and Lee R. Granberry, golf coach. Other coaching staff mem- bers include (left to right) Alton Greenlee, baseball; and Richard Williams, men ' s bas- ketball. Not pictured is Mike Mclntyre, tennis. 176 Health, physical education develop mind and body Wesson campus Vocational-technical education offers variety of training The administrative staff for vocational-technical education includes (left to right) Bob Huckaby, counselor; Sidney Lee, CETA supervisor; Miss Rita Adams, CETA counselor; Jimmy C. Smith, assistant vocational-technical director; and Charles P. Creely, vocational-technical director. Teachi nursin progra ng in the health related fields in the vocational-technical division are (left to right) Mrs. Irene Brister, R. N„ practical g; Mrs. Ramona Young, R. N., practical nursing; and Mrs. Zoula H. Strong, coordinator, medical laboratory technician m. Not shown is a radiological technology instructor, a position to be filled by the end of this semester. 177 IK! Wesson campus The technical faculty in vocational- technical education includes (left to right) Herman Cavin, drafting and de- sign technology; Ed Smith, drafting and design technology; Mrs. Lucile Horton, child care supervision; Steve Harris, electronics technology; and Charles Langley, electronics technol- ogy- Teaching vocational trades are (front row, left to right) George Jordan, related studies; James Har- ris, machine shop; Glenn McGee, air condition- ing, heating, and refrigeration; Bruce Irvin, welding; Miss Beverly Cummins, food service supervision; Mrs. Faye Hill, cosmetology; Floyd Hoover, air conditioning, heating, and refrigera- tion; and (second row) Earl Sisco, machine shop; Tommy Thompson, heavy equipment mechan- ics; Evins Henderson, auto mechanics; Jack Burt, welding; Jack Amacker, commercial truck driv- ing; Mrs. Patricia Amacker, cosmetology; Johnny Wilson, heavy equipment operator; Bobby Leon- ard, heavy equipment mechanics; and Ben Ratcliff, auto mechanics. _ W jftk . J ib C m €2F The business and office faculty in vo- cational-technical education includes (left to right) Noel Assink, data pro- cessing; Ms. Jackie Frazier, secretarial science; Mrs. Becky Burt, secretarial science; and Mrs. Jean Ricks, secretar- ial science. 178 Business, health related, vocational, technical among vo-tech departments in division Wesson Campus Business division develops skilled students Members of the business division faculty include (left to right) Charles Hart, accounting; Dan- ny Harrell, business law; and Mike Mclntyre, division chairman and economics. Adult, continuing education deals with night classes, YIEPP, CETA, ABE, other classes The adult and continuing education division enrolls several hundred students yearly in aca- demic and non-academic night classes, CETA programs, alternative education classes, adult basic education, and other classes and short-term programs. The division is composed of (front, left to right) Ms. Indiana Devine, alternative education teacher; Mrs. Pansy O ' Quinn, secretary alterna- tive education; Mrs. Mary Ann Shannon, secretary, adult and continuing education; and Mrs Grace Noble, Senior AIDE. Back row consists of Dr. Jessie Lucas, alternative education head teacher; Mrs. Jimmye K. Batchelor, director, Senior AIDES program; Mrs. Rita Smith, alternative education teacher; Mrs. Dot McKey, alternative education counselor; and Edgar W. Martin, di- rector of adult and continuing education and division chairman. Not pictured is Harold Luther Smith, part-time counselor in adult education. 179 in Wesson campus Library personnel, staff, secretaries assist in many ways Composing the library staff are (left to right) Kendall Chapman, head librarian; Miss Jessie Smith, Senior AIDE; Mrs. Hattie Hughes, Senior AIDE; Mrs Nell Creely, circulation; Mrs. Helen Mullen, assistant librarian; and Mrs. Joy Lowery, reference assistant, first nine weeks. Not pictured are Mrs. Jackie Townsend and Mrs. Kathleen Hutchinson, night clerks. Among non-instructional staff members are (left to right) Mrs. Ruth Slay, bookkeeper; Mrs. Maudell A. Weeks, associate director of alumni affairs; Mrs. Sheryl R. Montgomery, computer services assistant; Michael Tanner, accountant, business office; and Charles Hart, bookstore manager. Not pictured are Mrs. Tressie Harper, switchboard operator; Darryl Jordan, plant superintendent; Bill Shults, manager, ARA Food Services; Bruce Man- ning, assistant manager cafeteria; the Rev. Roy Smith, BSU director; and Mrs. Rachel Thompson, assistant manager, bookstore. mSm T Secretaries include (front row, left to right) Mrs. Mary Ann Shannon, adult and continu- ing education; Mrs. Sigrid Jackson, business office; Mrs. Pansy O ' Quinn, CETA ABE; and Mrs. Ann L. Stephens, accounts payable clerk. On the back row are Mrs. Rosemary Letchworth, CETA Vo-Tech; Mrs. Sibyl Smith, vocational-technical; Mrs. Sharon Channell, vocational-technical; Mrs. Marga- ret Lee, secretary to the president; and Mrs. Vickie White, purchasing agent. Not pictured are Mrs. Judy Case, student services; Mrs. Beverly Dubois, financial aid office; Mrs. Lois Hawkins, VA clerk; Mrs. Jan Shults, secre- tary, dean of instruction; and Mrs. Joy Lowery, physical plant. 180 Natchez Campus Natchez administrators work hard Howell C. Garner, Associate Dean of Natchez Campus - A-, Mrs. Sandra Davidson, Director of Admissions and Records Mrs. Willie Mae Dunn, Librarian r ? Jessie Thomas, Guidance Counselor A 181 in Natchez Campus Full-time faculty teach, advise, counsel, ,a « ££ Mrs. Geraldine Brown, Psychology and Sociology John Bullen, Chemistry and Biology Mrs. Ann Bullock, Secretarial Science Robert Burns, Accounting and Economics 102 Mrs. Dean Finley, English Sister Mary Pardy, Reading Development and many serve as sponsors to groups Dr. Joey Paul, Math Charles Quimby, History Mrs. Susan Presley, French, History, and Geography Wayne Saxon, Music Mrs. Carolyn Smith, English and Public Information 183 Robert Winstead, Math and Science Lyman Smith, Distribution and Marketing Technology in Natchez Campus Part-time faculty assist in learning Eliott Trimble, History and Oral Communication; Max Graves, Postal Management; Charles Walker, Government. The Rev. Bernard Walton, Philosophy; Mrs. Ophelia Nelson, English; Mrs. Priscilla Brown, Art; George West, Jr., Busi- ness Law. ■ Mr. Don Marion, Computer Science; Albert Duck, Econom- ics; Mrs. Margaret Mallett, Reading; Mrs. Leinda Peterman, English. Sgt. Ronald Mclntyre, ROTC Capt. John Herring, ROTC Maj. Steven Fisher, ROTC 184 Richard Mullins, Piano Mrs. Charlotte Smith, Choir Accompa- nist John A. Brown, Accounting Dean B. F. Hunter retires at semester B. F. Hunter, dean of instruction on Co-Lin ' s Wesson campus, retired at the close of first semes- ter. Mr. Hunter was associated with Copiah-Lincoln for twenty one and a half years. He joined the Co- Lin family in 1958 as registrar, a position he held until 1964 when he was named dean of instruction. Prior to then he served from 1946 until 1958 as principal of Monticello High School and for nine years before 1946 he was associated with the mili- tary service. He and his wife, Lenora, purchased a home in Brookhaven. The Hunters are parents of two children, Martha Carol Morrow, and one son, Alan Frank Hunter. A recognition dinner was held in his honor on the night of December 14, 1979. Several hundred faculty, staff, administration, board members, friends, family and former students attended the affair. Mr. and Mrs. Hunter were pre- sented an entertainment center from the faculty, staff, and friends, along with a book of letters from associates and a plaque to Mr. Hunter. Dr. Eddie Smith, dean of instruction on the Natchez campus since 1972, became district-wide dean of instruction upon Mr. Hunter ' s retirement December 31. Dr. Smith moved from the Natchez campus to set up his principal office on the Wesson campus. His time is spent between the two campuses, coordinating all programs. Dr. Eddie M. Smith becomes district dean of instruction Student Life 187 Colette ' slave ' sale, pizza-eating contest draw crowds Campus life attracts activity 189 in Action is where you find it 190 There ' s one in every crowd 191 192 Friends . . . smiles make up Co-Lin A thousand expressions may be seen daily 4 fl a. — m Ml. 193 Pt m XmrnKKb A w Hk,i| W w § t ■ 1 I 1 ' v ' fB 194 Hundreds attend various homecoming activities as reunions, meetings, tournaments 195 Kevin ' Snow 7 Dartez captures Mess 196 Placing in the 12th annual Mess Co-Lin pageant, sponsored by Circle K. were (left to right) Barney Calcote, fourth; Mike Smith, Brookhaven Kiwanis Club member, first; Kirby Lindsey, third; Mel Farnham, second; and Kevin Snow Dartez, Mess Co-Lin . Twelve contestants en- tered evening gown and talent competition. Jim Lightsey, Circle K adviser, won best legs ; Tim Partridge, Mess Congeniality ; Mel Farnham, most photogenic; and Dalton Bland, best tal- ent. Tina Mullins and Donna Mullen were mistresses of ceremonies, and Sudie Jordan provided special entertainment. Co-Lin title over eleven other contestants 197 Autographs 199 Ml Autographs ?00 an mam