Copiah Lincoln Community College - Trillium Yearbook (Wesson, MS)
- Class of 1981
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Without total committment and cooperation, the winning feeling diminishes. lg' , 1 Q9 SDK ' . ss' Q. - u. -.xr , ,,,,, . bd.. s 'A ,cgi pa-N' S :luv VV H A 'iv . 1 4 ,,,.,vrr5f M Jw. ' ' If .. A - 5 , , 9 f I i , ' f ' si 4. A L . In f 5,4 i x rw V 1-Q 'W 3T.5.?2 -I A 1' V 1,:1'1 ' ff bfi' E, , . .4 A, , .- f fl H'g1 I A gxfl x ' if' ,. ' g 1 A Q , ,af 3 - ,. -ns' 'i'E65 , 2 , s , . v 1 ,WI I ,ff IQ! 6' 1 5 N 7 E ty I .ni :,' ff f'fiE'i?2 S5155 if ,yr 'i , tix A feeling of belonging. . of having friends . . . studying . . . attending classes . . . researching . . . enjoying fel- lowship-. . . seeking a quiet moment to be alone . . . talking with a friend . . . This is all a part of Co-Lin!Natchez. ...U .i..-..Q..4 :U fl' 'Y 1 F 5 Y' I li ' ...LZ xl ltievwvn .5 in 56 N A 1 V 41 Ji 4 if' v. 1 -,Lf-.fn - mr 11 'i ' 1 - 'Q ri 3 'vu 'WM A 'Hawrin pq lip 'E A 'L X, 1 N 3 ,,: 5 M , fl ' ig M U,,i:l YM if ,L Y V, A ,moi QR. MQ' 4 ,. ' 1, --1' 4F g ,, , twY,wn,,,l , 1 L? 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Evident of expansion on the Wesson campus was the completion of the new 52.7 million W. S. Henley Student Union Center and the renovation of Callendar Hall, the renovation of the I. M. Ewing Administration Building, and an addition to Memorial Library. Construction of new facilities on the Wesson campus has highlighted Dr. Thames' years of service to Copiah-Lincoln. Enrollment continues to increase year by year. With a long-range program of a joint LISM!Alcorn!Co-Lin campus for Natchez, the campus will be moving for the 1981-82 school year to the old Washington School. Renovations are currently underway for the Natchez campus. He is married to the former Anne Allen of Monticello and they are parents of three children, Rachel, Rebecca, and William, Ir. fl'lYf? 1 -. - T' '.- 'f 4. . V. .-.. ,uf . 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Beauties and beastsf contrastlto provide a flexible feeling at .Copiahgljncoln junior College. Though opposite, each contributes His part to Co- Lin's moving .into the 80's. x Y , , .1-,,.,,,1 , Trillium dedication goes to Iohn R. Landress .I . To a person who began his teaching career at Bethel College in Kentucky. ' 1 Q To a teacher who holds a BA, BD, and MA degree In from Mercer University, Southern Baptist 'Theological Seminary, and the University of Southern Mississippi. To a gentleman who has made many personal sacri- fices. A firedestroyed his home in which everything was lostg a tornado destroyed the building he taught in, and an act of vandalism on his office and class- room in which he lost many personal belongings . . . To a man who is the father of four children, Daphne, Denise, Bob, and Kevin. He and his wife, Mary Lou- ise, are grandparents of one grandson. The 1981 'lrillium is dedicated to a person who joined the Copiah-Lincoln's faculty in 1955 as instruc- tor in speech and theatre. To a man who has assisted almost every department of the college in some way with photographs, posters, or silk screening. He has made spirit ribbons for the cheerleaders, assisted with lighting for various pro- grams, filmed home and away games for the college for many years, worked with the BSU puppeteers on vb Amy..-'pfi . H - 1,65 his own time and at his own expense. K R X 'hx Q 4' if D . i tx 1 X xx -- 2 . N . -1+ Q. t , . 4 .exif ,. Us is si-.g.-sf' Q ' ts' V-f . . . . H s ' ' ' X' re' ,s--.Spa-. Qgcms N ,N ' To a full-time Jack-of-all activities who has never re- fused help. He is free with his time and talent. Iohn R. Landress ' To an instructor who is active in the community. He served as chairman of a constitution and by laws committee for the local town for a interested citizens' group, on the planning board for the Christmas party for the town. To a charter member and past member of the board of directors of Brookhaven Little Theatre where he has acted in and directed numerous plays. He has as- sisted in some capacity in every production the group has ever staged. To the organizer of the Co-Lin Players and Delta Psi Omega chapter, director of many plays on campus and for Wesson High School. To a person who at various times has served as choir director for his church, Boy Scout leader, and YMCA director. To a man who has been active in the American Edu- cation Threatre Association, Copiah-Lincoln Education Association, Mississippi Speech Association, MAE, Lions Club, and Speech Association of America. The editors dedicate this yearbook to john R. Landress working with class in ' Landis.. speech. l 1 K i x X J ..l 1.. ... -M I i in I l Activities i --: .4.. r-- --I: Ann.: ,. Wesson campus Council leads Student Government Association Members of the Student Government Association include fsitting left to right! Sissy Earls, Kelly Preist, Stacey Smith, Istanding left to right! Alton Ricks, Malcolm Cupit, Sarah Newell, Terry Nix, Sandra Saxon, Mark Humphreys, Marvin Rollins, Dale Beasley, Brad Case. I 1 N f 1 V T: , ., ' ' .4535 I 4 , . 'W w?x l I ,. .,.- tj Cf. 3 V-r '5fg,, , .-ga, -, . A fl '.g.ffff'Q L 3 .. ,xi-E't 1p-t,,g r Qi ry V ' Ib ve , ai xii. . ki l 5' 5 I .tg,??if5,3?15'f?t 1 is-v bf., 5 , gs , Y 1 W Q Ak Wi 4 3 . x if 1554! . K Q. 5i4gfg3,f7!'h Li f f I X SGA officers Cleft to right! Dale Beasley, presidentg Mark Humphreys, vice-presi- dent, Sarah Newell, secretary, Sissy Earls, treasurerg and Alton Ricks, advisor. 24 .f Wesson campus Resident Councils head dormitory activities Leading the Women's Residence Council are ffront row, left to rightj, Mrs. Winnie Mae Hennington, Stevens Hall Advisor, Mrs. Laura Ray Butler, Stevens Hall Advi- sor, Margaret Fleming, Stevens Hall president: Kelly Priest, Stevens Hall vice-presi- dent, Annie Ruth Montgomery, Stevens Hall secretary, lennifer Gatlin, Stevens Hall treasurer, Patti lean Page, Copiah Hall president, Lisa Rhymes, Copiah Hall vice- president, Cynthia Smith, Copiah Hall secretary, Cindy Ryan, Copiah Hall treasurer, Ms. Fay Hughes, Copiah Hall advisor, Mrs. Margaret Panquerne, Copiah Hall Advi- sor. Back row, left to right, are Elaine Tanner, Carie Boone, Nancy Heaton, Lisa Lam- bert, Susan Bilbo, Lisa Lea, Marcia Fleming, Dana Davidson, Armanda Smith, jamie Dickerson, and Ioan Saxon. ? xg Members of the Men's Resident Council are lfront row, left to rightj, Clarence Powell, Patrick Nelson, Grover Smith, director of student life, advisor, Mike Simmons, Charles Brister, lstanding, left to right! Kendall Smith, Terry Moffett, Mac Finister, and Donald Brown Ir. Wesson campus BSU s onsors many varied activities ,cl V . . . r , A '2'11 .' JZTTZKH' xg M i M ' if iff'-1 F y s 1 WW 1 yyg yy VIP A - T' 'Fifi' F K W-my ,Ml ,,:. ? V .v.!vV.,-, 1 .,:'5A.,l. 1 '1fj !fwwwIH ,iii Members of the Baptist Student Union council are Ileft to rightj Lisa Smith, Thursday Night Chairman, Beverly Sandifer, Monday night Chairman, Sandra Saxon, Dorm. repre- sentative: Iudy Palmer, Tuesday night chairman, Clarence Powell, dorm representative, Gary Nelson, center chairman, Roy Smith, director, Donnie Brown, music chairman, Sarah Newell, dorm representative: Kendall Smith, pianist, Tracy Moak, mission chairman, Mar- garet Fleming, publicity chairman, and Leslie Hughes, president. Not pictured is Cissy Smith, prayer chairman. Weekly trips to a nursing home in Brookhaven, vespers during week nights, a Christmas party for orphans, and other activities are held by BSU members. A missions banquet was held, various speakers heard, and council members attending the state convention were highlights of the year. f I 1 13' X xt If WIA .RSF Christian Fellowship Club members include fseated, left to rightl Lisa Smith, Linda Wal- lace, Ianice Roberts, vice president, Mrs. Keith McDaniel, sponsor, Deborah Quinnelly, sec- retary, Mrs. Margie Panquerne, sponsor, Ianice Halford, Sarah Newell, Gwen King, and 4. ' .5 Sophia Brekeen. Back row includes jackie Singleton, Scottye Holloway, Nolan Walker, Tony Perry, Sheila Costley, Secundra Braxton, Dianne Cooper, Timothy Wilbert, Sandra Braxton, Mary Wilcher, james Lofton, Karen Dow, Donny Brown, Rene Robertson, Vickie Massey, Connie Smith, Mary Catherine George, Gary Nelson, and Glyn Crane. Tlze group meets weekly for Bible study and to hear speakers. A variety of speakers, including former rock star Randy Cutlip of Three Dog Night, is featured during the two Christ Focus Weeks, one each semester. Christian Fellowship Club emphasizes religious weeks Wesson campus Future Teachers study teaching profession -.., lil. all A ,fffmezulm ,1 FG!! lain 'li QU' l 3l!Z!HlQ i396z,i9kCi XQKHMSMZH iililliix 8 off, . Future Teachers of America members are lfront row, left to right? Melinda Mullen, Mary Catherine George, Diane Cooper. Middle row, left to right: Annie Montgomery, reporter, jen- nifer Gatlin, Sissy Earls, vice-president, Lisa Smith, president, Valerie Williams. Back row, left to right: Alvin Steen, Gail Fulton, sponsor, jackie Singleton, Kathy Singleton, Tressie Harper, secretary-treasurer, Karen Gould, Ianice Roberts, jane Ainsworth, sponsor, and Timo- thy Wilbert. Speaking French during its meetings, the club is open to students studying French. Front row, left to right are Clarence Powell, president, Thomas Rollins, vice-president, Betty Sue Martin, treasurer, julie Shannon, Shirley Reed, Penny Burns, secretary, Melissa Tynes, Har- old Patterson, sponsor. Back row includes Kirby Lindsey, Tony Davis, Marvin Rollins, Kevin May, Bubba Iohnston. Not shown are Walter Anton, Dale Beasley, Coen Perrott, Gwen King, Armanda Smith, Robbie Wilson. French Club communicate's in club's language Wesley meets Weekly in old bookstore -.-----,..-............ .... - -1- 1 --- --.4--,Q-Q--.Q------p iq ,,,, -- - ..,A.. ... ....... -.. -1- 1 --.-..-..-.....------,.- .. 1 ,,,,,,....,uA ...H. -..-,...-..-....,. . , --.-.--.-.v---------1- - -..---------.-.n-,---------.- - -..----Q...-..-------np l -Q----u-Q'-Q..-Q------v --..---......-.......--------.- -:.-..---uw.-.---.----v - .-.--..-.-.-.-.-..........-..--.- i - ...... -.............--..- --.----.-......--222222: 5 -..-......,- -,...,...,...,.,..------ --.. ..... ....- -......... ----------... , - - ..- -...-- ---....---.,. .. .-.......5 -----..--------...--....... W. N 1... Among Wesley Foundation members are Cl to rl the Rev. Charles Campbell, adviser, Sandra Martin, Milee Hadeng Bigi Malsbury, Patti lean Page, president, Durita B. Rialsg and fseatedl Roger Rials. Sponsored by Decell Memorial Methodist Church in Wesson, the group meets weekly in the old bookstore building. ,, . , ul li' tw ll Attending the annual Mississippi Youth Congress in jackson were club members tl to rj Stacey Smith, secretary, Tom Welch, vice presidentg Danny 'If Harrell, adviser, Malcolm Cupit, treasurer, and Terri R. Nix, president. Youth Congress Club attends state convention Wesson campus Wesson campus Clrcle K sponsors annual Mess Co-Lin Circle K members include Cfront row, l to rj jim Lightsey, adviserg Scott Hudson, Billy Luckey, Todd Smith, Ioey Allen, Dale Beasley. Middle row includes Iulie O'Baugh, Kim McLendon, Sissy Earls, Christi Edmonds, Lisa Lambert. Back row in- cludes Beverly Sandifer, Belinda Berry, Sudie jordan, july Palmer, Stacey Smith, and Lee Ann Mclntosh. Not pictured is Marcia Hedgepeth. x w IV' + 0 X- : Q, X g' xx I1 nual Mess Co-Lin Pag- eant , this year the 13th event. Various service projects are carried out during the year by mem- bers. The group sponsors the annual outing to the zoo for orphans, helps the Brookhaven Kiwanis Club with its annual Pancake Day, and partici- pates in many other ac- tivities. Officers of Circle K are ll to rj Sudie Iordan, president, Todd Smith, vice president, Billy Luckey, secretaryg and ,lim Lightsey, adviser. Circle K sponsors the an- Wesson cam us VICA participates in state-Wide contests p -z S 'i Vocational-Industrial Clubs of America fVICAj members include ffront, left to rightj Craig Allen, Bob Perkins, john Hoggattg Harold Griffithg jerry Redd, Ricky Spitchley, Darryl Moon, Tim Partridge, john Danielsg Chester Shiers, Andy Cain, Bruce Maierg and james Harris, co-sponsor. Back row Cleft to rightj includes: Sandy Smithg Lamar Scott, Tony Fergusong Bill Harvey, Eric Falvey, Mark Browng Mark May, Mitchell Calen- dar, Chris Dunaway, Ricky Godbold, Robbie Douglas, jeff Moakg Wayne jones, jack jordang Calvin Smith. Not pictured are Miss Beverly Cummins, co-sponsor, jessie Smith, and Michael james. 'K Isa .Q I 5: Q '-'-sm-.2 l 0 'l I, l 44-'llsxl FVICN lliopvlfl ,ff S amef, .st 9 'W . Tijwts J., ' A K I .4 is X H 5 1 Y. GJ '11 , 1 A .- ' 7' ,EV f . 1 . , ' pg. f N We f X fs A VICA officers are tfront row, left ot rightj Harold Griffith, president, Tim Partridge, vice-presi- dent, Craig Allen, secretary, Bob Perkins, treasurer. Back row includes Ricky Spitchley, report- er, jerry Redd, Historian, Darryl Moon, chaplain, and parlimentarian, john Hoggatt. Having regular meetings sponsoring various projects and fund-raising activities, and participating in the Mississippi Skills Olympics are just a few activities of VICA. Each spring the group spon- sors the District Ill competition for high school students f I I i l Wesson campus Club heads compose President's Council - I Making up the President's Council are tfront row, left to right! Dr. Billy B. Thames, ad- visor, Lisa Burt, Twyana Smith, Iudy Norwood, Sandra Saxon, Sudie Iordon, Terri Nix, Margaret Fleming, Sandy Freeman, Patti jean Page, Dana Davidson, Earlean Green, Marsha Webb, Dr. Eddie Smith. Back row includes jeffrey Lane Smith, Malcolm Cupit, Patrick Nelson, Harold Griffith, Clarence Powell, jerry Redd, Donnie Brown, Ioey Rob- erts, Leslie Hughes, Randy Walker, Danald Hardy, Randy Dedon, Royce Shiel, Chet Mercier, and Dale Beasley. Alpha Omega, science club, members are ffront row, left to right? Melissa Eady, secre- tary, Susan Brown, Melinda Iohnson , Nancy Heaton, Darlene Todd, Rhonda Keys, Holly Sides, Angie Hart, Bigi Malsbury, Deanna Partridge and Vanessa Cox. Second row includes Deborah Brown, Patty Ferguson, treasurer, Betty Martin, Carie Boone, Abby Duckworth, Cindy Shivers, Anna Brooks, Cathy Coldiron, Debbie Rawls, Tonya Murphy, Lori Carlock: Phyllis Morris. Third row includes Dr. Douglas B. Schexnayder, faculty sponsor, Royce Sheil, president: Sandra Saxon, Larry Bellan, Lydia Case, Harriet Lowery, Tom Rollins, Susan Laird, Karen Rose, and Charles Mallett. Fourth row in- cludes Danny Smith, Shane Smith, Gary Nelson, Kevin May, Tim Pierce, and Coen Perrott. Touring the University Medical in jackson and having guest speakers during regular meetings were just a few activities of Alpha Omega. Alpha Omega tours medical facilities, hears speakers Phi Theta Kappa holds initiation Campus l, li. . A J W' 'Z t,...f1 M-'- ' 'W wut, fl , Phi Theta Kappa members, Eta Omega chapter, are ttop row, left to rightl Ieff Smith, Terri Nix, and Ierry Redd. Middle row includes Durr Walker, Ir., adviser, Mrs. Shar on Alexander, adviser, Karen Temple, Carol Thomas, Tommy Ashley, Sarah Newell, Kendall Smith, Becky Davis, Mary Catherine George, and Patti Iean Page. Kneeling are Kelly Priest, Cheryl Huckaby, and Chet Mercier. Members attended the state, re- gional and national conventions during the year. . 'N-X ,N .,, N ,, i , HU Ill H 'Wy IN In In H, H, F U nf I V Ill ni H, iz H if if :riff T Y, H ll .. ' 5 f ff? acl W. 1 3 ' I wif? V rf-.s in A s x-gf i 7' Officers ot' the lita Omega chapter are tleft to rightl Cher Mericer, presi- dent, Cheryl Huckaby, vice president, Terri Nix, publicity, Patti lean Page, secretary, and Sarah Newell, treasurer. 'FI New members, inducted this fall, include, front row, left to right, Karen Lynette Walker, Karen Temple, Linda Gayle Wallace, Marcia Nelson, Diann Williams, and Deborah Quinnelly. Back row includes L.I. Banks, Gerald Johnston, Royce Shiel, Melissa Eady, Carol Thomas, Tressie Harper, Tim Winborne, and Eddie Howard. Not pictured are Suzette Little, Roger Rials, Mitchell Smith, Wanda Hall, Ken Hancock, and Greg Lee. Wesson campus Phi Beta Lambda open to business students 1 , C' M' '...n '-.s 5. Cafes. - I --st. u nt' Members of Phi Beta Lambda are lfront row left to right! Noel Assink, advisor, lean Ricks, advisor, Kathy Case, Deloris King, Kay Mclnnis, Penny Hall, and Cathy Mclnnis. Second row includes Mike McIntyre, advisor, Donald Ray Fortenberry, Kyle Greer, Iohn, Michael Harper, Iudy Norwood, Io Grubbs, Iune Hutcherson, Bonita Smithie, Denise Alford, Diann Williams, and Phyllis Chandler. fi 14 2? W Officers of the Nu Kappa chapter of Phi Beta Lambda, national business organization, are Cleft to right? judy Norwood, president, Bonita Smithie, vice president, lo Grubbs, secre- tary, Kathy Case, treasurer, Denise Alford, historian, and john Case, reporter. Not pictured is Tim Smith, parliamentarian. Sponsoring the PBL-WIMB St. Iude Children's Research Hospital Radiothon, Phi Beta Lambda's Nu Kappa Chapter on Co-Lin's Wesson campus is one of the state's most active. Attending the state, regional, and national conventions are just a few projects of the busy group. During the first annual radiothon last spring, over 515,200 was raised. This year's radiothon was held in February over Brookhaven radio station WIMB. Phu Beta Lamtd Q B TRIBE' 5 CD 5 A Jqfevx Qs, Wesson campus Co-Lin Players present productions l 5? 0 LI4, Q Eiefkifi Presenting popular productions during the year, touring with a children's play, and learning about theatre are just a few things the , busy Co-Lin Players do each year. Seated, l to r, are Iudy Norwood, vice presidentg Ioey Roberts, president, and Phyllis Morris, sec- retary, Standing, l to r, are Cassandria Dixon, Billy Luckey, Earlean Green, Theresa Hudson, Toni Lewis, Iohn Landress, adviserg Ivy Dillon, Debbie Ferguson, and Lee Ann Mclntosh. Not pictured are Martha Lewis, Don McCord, Sophia Brekeen, and Walter Anton. Members who pass rigid requirements are eligible for membership into Delta Psi Omega, national junior college honorary dramatics - fraternity. . gl. A in , 4 3 X .Q fcnqnfff- 1,5-ff 9 vw WY 1 x i thy l i Jud 1 P' I ,N . I N -N 1 , ' Q . S 2 yt i ' 'kg ,Q if , -vifgtivqgzf' 1 ' - ' I Y Organized this year was the Karate Club, with lessons weekly. From left to right are john Ward, BYUCC Maitiff William Hill, TONY 1 Wet-ks, instructor, Charles Brister, Tom Stiehler, David Pippin, and Sudie jordan. Among those not pictured are Ieff Parkman, in- structor, Don Hardy, and james Catchings. 1 34 Karate Club or anizes MM-li Wesson campus Trillium staff sponsors pageant, Who's Who contest ywwf- A.,,.47w1 Q- ., Editing the 1981 Trillium Yearbook staff are lleft to right! Dana Drew, associate editor, Burlian Walker, advisor, Sandy Freeman, executive editor, and jerry Redd, executive editor. Not pictured is Dana Davidson, executive editor. Trillium staff members, left to right in front of the rail, are Lisa McQuillin, Todd Smith, john Case, photographer, Sandy Freeman, Earlean Green: Elaine Tanner, Dana Drew, jerry Redd, Laurie Sills, Patrick Lee, and Sudie jordan. Back row includes Brad Case, photographer and darkroom, Betty Sue Martin: Pam McDonald, Christi Edmonds, Kevin May, typist, Ivy Dillon, Carol Wheeler, Gary Nelson, Marcia Fleming, Beverly Sandifer, and Lee Ann McIntosh. Not pictured are Willie Perkins, jomonsildra Grubbs, Marian Lofton, Kathy jackson, Mary Ann Brennan, Delores King, and Ricky Maddox. j L Wesson campus Wolf Tales publishes paper monthly Capturing six awards in the 1980 Mississippi junior College Press Association competition, the Wolf Tales is one of three full- sized junior college newspapers in Mississippi. This year the Wolf Tales and Co-Lin N!Sights, the Natchez campus newspaper, combined pub- lications, a new for the state. up pages, write headlines and copy, take pictures, develop prints, and proof pages. This year Patti jean Page served as secretary of the Mississippi ju- nior College Press Association, marking the sixth consecutive year Co-Lin has had a state officer. The group attended conventions in jackson and in Biloxi. OGRE Students sell advertising, make TKO .... UVA Q' I-leading the Wolf Tales newspaper staff are Ileft to right! Marsha Webb, executive editor, Burlian Walker, advisor, and Patti jean Page, executive editor. Patti jean Page serves as MICPA secretary t , we 6 S' l 2 A iq . x Q M 1 , .. ,S , .. if 4. Wolf Tales staff members include ffront, left to right? Christi Edmonds, Szidie jordan, Pam McDonald, Marsha Webb, and Angie Becker. Second row includes Todd Smith, Lori Gray, cartoonist, Angela McDowell, and Shelia Laird. Seated on the third row are Patti jean Page, Randy Dedon, sports editor, Belinda Berry, Kim McClendon, Dede Seale, Cathy Armstrong, john Case, photographer, and Melissa Tynes. Not pictured are Melin- da Prince, Steve Thames, Robyn Smith, Michael Shirley, and joey Roberts. Wesson campus MLT students eligible for club membershi Est jf' ' ' u 5 S , +tf1'1l?iliPi..l if ee., L -QP A .Y z' hmm l l. .-', A F W V' , 4 is 5 ,ff f , I 5 ii' 1- bfi' L r ,V -L . ' A A 1 MLT members include lseated l to rj Robin Dillon, vice president, Renae Brooks, and Lisa Burt, president, Back row includes Zoula Strong, club sponsor, Kenny Nosser, Elaine Tan- ner, Karen Temple, Carol Thomas, and Ricky jackson. Not pictured is Esther Dickerson, secretary and treasurer. M9 Members of the Afro-American Plus Club are lfront l to rj Michael Harper, Rose Brent, Therisa Hudson, Vickie McCoy, janelle Callaway, Mary Ann Bell, jill Lewis, Karen Dow, Shot Tillman, Marian Lofton, jomonsildra Grubbs, Angla McKinnis, Delores King, Earlean Green, Mrs. jacaueline Frazier Harper, advisor, Phillip Sterling, vice president. Back row includes Barbara Henderson, Louise Burkes, assistant secretary, Dania Skipper, parliamen- tarian, Petra Washington, Mary Wilcher, Linda Merchant, Secudra Braxton, Sharon Braxton, Annie Ruth johnson, Cynthia Washington, secretary, Chris Tanner, Fred Bruce, Brenda Bates, Larry Benjamin, Carson Benjamin, Cassandra Dixon, reporter, Clara Free- man, lvy Dillon, Kreg Dace, Patrick Nelson, president, and Evins Henderson, jr., advisor. Not pictured are james Ballard, Terry Bates, Robert Chase, Chubby Dillon, Vina Feazell, Scottye Holloway, Lamorise johnson, Karen james, Randy jones, Robert Lenoir, judy Nor- wood, Lee Smith, McNair Smith, Ronald Stanton, Nolan Walker, Beverly Payton, Cynthia Elsey, Cynthia Morris, Bessie Smith, jimmy Smith, Cheryl Smith, Wilbert Terell, Harvey Williams, Ollie Hooks, jerome Byrd, La Quita Dodds, Arlene Dixon, Loretta Smith, joe Young, janice Galloway, Bruce Irvin, advisor: and George jordan, advisor. P Afro-American Plus Club sponsors pageant Wesson campus .Q 1 df? Choir members include Cfront, left to rightl Margaret Fleming, Tracy Moak, Darlene Klaus, Lee Ann McIntosh, Theresa Hudson, Casandria Dixon, Phyllis Morris, Michele D'Antoni, Ian Halford, and Kenneth Klaus, director, Second row in- cludes Sherry Ricks, Nish Ackerman, Deanna Beacham, Milee Haden, Carie Boone, Sarah Newell, sophomore representa- tive, Martha Lanier, treasurer, Sophia Brekeen, secretary, Mary Lanier, freshman representative, Gwen King, and Valerie Williams. Third row includes Susan Cotten, Toni Lewis, Debbie Ferguson, Tommy Ashley, Randy Hutto, Jorge Salazar, Donnie Brown, president, Brad Iohnson, student director, vice president, rehearsal accompanist, Melinda johnson, Lisa McQuillin, and Cindy Howard. Fourth row includes Gary Nelson, Mark Boyles, Lee Smith, Ioey Roberts, Mark Dunn, Mac Finister, Tony Perry, Stephen Manasco, Leslie Hughes, Chuck Mallet, Coen Perrott, and Matthew Van Landingham. Not pictured are Suzette Little, Melinda Prince, Marsha Webb, Mark Dawsey, and Iana Penn. A highlight of the year was the presentation of the annual Christmas concert, along with the Sojourners. The group presents various other programs dur- ing the year throughout the district. Spring semester's tour was to Dallas. Several fund-raising projects were carried out during the year. f , 'I N Z . , q 1- l A l 'Wx . Vt. Choir dfft7CfOl'fKBl1lllf Klaus Choir presents annual Christmas concert Wesson Campus Sojourners in demand for performances Y ' - V .' lg' , -.gi 4. ' g s, ' fy 1 te I3 J Q H 4-'tb L X' PM S few A Performing throughout the district and in such events as jackson's Iunior Miss Pageant, Co-Lin's Sojourners are a busy group. Composing the group are Ifront, left to rightl Tracy Moakg Lee Smithg Suzette Littleg and Larry Wallace. Second row, Martha Lanierg Kenneth Klaus, directorg joey Robertsg Sherry Ricksg Coen Perrottg Sophia Brekeeng Tommy Ashleyg Lisa McQuilling forge Salazarg Mark Dunng and Mac Finister. Not pictured are Michele D'Antonig Melinda Princeg Scotty Tadlockg and Kendall Smith. The Sojourners-featuring Larry Wallace, Mississippfs three-time banjo champion li Wesson campus Band adds spirit to games, parades, pep rallies -. -. .,...,.,...... ,.,, ,W M , W mfr? 5 Eff, Drum Major-David Spurk wagon Campus Co-Lin's Colettes-state's first dancing coeds Colettes perform throughout year have S I ' .. ,ew f fgtfaiffi 1 il 113 xx? , . frm , Q vfffnafr f Patti lean Page W Head Colette Mississippi's Original Dancing Coeds, the Co-Lin Colettes are composed of fseated, left to rightl Sissy Earls and ,Ian Dickerson, captainsg fkneelingl Vicki Massey, Cathy Mclnnis, Armanda Smith, Patti lean Page, center, standing, Head Co- lette, Becky Assink, Rachel Thames, and Lisa McQuillan. Standing, I to r, are Selina Redd, Susan Brown, Shirley Gunnell, lisa Lambert, Sonda Tarver, and La'Ne Whitehead. janet Douglas Blackmon, who was Head Colette in 1976, serves as Co- ette director. i r , 3 n f X fi. .ix l Wesson campus Flag corps create Visual effects The flag corps is composed of il to rj Angie Goza, Marsha Webb, Gayla Elkins, Kelly King, Lisa Hutchison, Iana Penn, Marsha Fleming, Iudy Norwood, Stephanie Kyzar, Iennifer Redd, Donna Deer, Head, Lisa Russell, and Kathy Armstrong. Mrs. Ianet Douglas Blackmon, Colette director , Lu f, ss ' , uflzfie-af e'.4f'ffvg2f3iP7QrfM 4, 'L' f , 'i ' , ..',.-..,,, 2 ,. siazxaf .-.4 A 1 A K 4 Y lf B Donna Deer Head Flag Rifles add excitement to band's performances , X s AE X -.fx-swivel .,g.i'iN .zlgsi Ls ...LSE , W ,gm H . M- X X --..-,..,.,.,.,.. ,, Q . . f .N A X- .s With the rifle corps this year are Cleft to rightj Nancy Heaton, Gena Kalil, Gary Nel- son, Melinda Iohnson, I-Ieadg and Susan Summers. Sl, EEHESFFEU FUUU Melinda Iohnson Wesson campus Mierocosm staff publishes literary magazines 'z:,,- 9 1: 1 711. ' ., in , 'Vi The Microcosrn staff sponsors the district-wide competition for high school, as well as Co-Lin students, during second semester. The year is highlighted with an annual Awards Banquet on campus. fFront, left to right! are Mrs. Edna Earle Crews, advisorg Randall Dedon, executive editorg Cathy Arrnstrongg and Angela Leggett. Back row includes Tammy Srnithg Dede Sealeg Tommy Ashleyg Patrick Leeg jerry Reddy and Andy White. Not pictured are Margaret Flemingg Fredrick Briggsg Robin Srnithg and Glenda Stalins. Members of the Art Club are CFront row left to rightl Torn Ross, advisory and Willianz Hill. Back row includes Robert Chasey Don Hardy, presidentg Maxine Bufkinp Sherry Ricksg Faye Porterg Cathy Gunnellg Lisa Hutchinsong Michael Calhoung Trudy Greerg Geoffrey Sullizfang Laurie Sillsg Linda Wallaceg jane Dickersong and Anne Frazer. Art Club open to art students, others Wesson campus Shutterbugs advance photographers skills Members of the Shuuterbugs include lleft to right, on front rowl Carol Wheeler, and Cathy Gunnell. Back row includes john Landress, advisor, Maxine Bufkin, feff Smith, president, Tom Ross, advisorg and Don Hardy. Burlian Walker, director of public information, broadcast the Co-Lin Report over three stations weekly. The 15 minute news report is heard over WMLC in Monticello every Tuesday and Thursdayg over WIMB in Brookhaven every Wednes- day, and over WMDC in Hazlehurst every Thursday. Walker broadcasts Co-Lin Report Weekly WWCL-FM broadcasts latest music, news Wesson campus W 2.35 4 ki was s, 11 Lf- 'f,,f' nr 19 9- I L , WWCL-FM, Mississippi's original non-com- mercial educational radio station, is run by the students on the Wesson campus. In front are Matthew Van Landingham, station manager, and Cindy Howard. Standing left to right are Mike Errington, Eddie Howard, news director, Sudie jordan, julie O'Biughg Phyllis Morris, Pam McDonald: and Burlian Walker, advisor. On the back row are ll to rl Keith Ienningsg Todd Smith, Mark Boylesg Phillip Sterling, and David Young, public affairs director and acting manager during Val landingham's ab- sence due to an accident. Not pictured are Yvette South, Randy Loftong Mark Dawseyg Iimmy Thornton, and Eddie Dear, program di- rector. Students run the entire phase of the station. The station first opened in March, 1970. Qt M ilf - Burlian Walker Station adviser Natchez campus SGA officers lead student activities 'xj if it . , ii i i 1 l A 3' fs eVQ. fl fi :jj 'NQQL I. 9J'x'ii ' gs, .gg , v A 'V , .i , XJ-:N 'N , I is .x it R 'if ew X x as I. 5 ff: gi . 4 Y 13 ,' '33 Walton Wilson, Winter and Spring Quarter presi dent, plans new projects, Lester Freeman, Fall Quarter president, serves grilled hamburgers to Floyd Smith, security guard. f f Mrs. Susan Presley, faculty sponsor, reg- isters the Natchez group in Iackson for the SCAM Convention. vw v- ww SGA officers, from left, front row, are Van O'Gwin, vice-president, Mrs. Susan Presley, sponsor, Blase Gaude, sophomore class presidentg Pam jackson, freshman class presidentg Kristi Roberts, sophomore class vice-president. On the back row are Walton Wilson, president Winter and Spring Quar- ters, Lester Freeman, president, Fall Quarter: and Tony Smith, secretary-treasurer. Natchez campus K, Phi Theta Kappa members Qfrom lefty are Tammy Cobb, secretary-treasurerg Linda Walker Green, re- porter, Carrie Taylorp Barbara Burleson, presidentg 12nd rowl Walton Wilsong Lester Freemanp Van O'Gwing Iames B. Smith, and Ioe Brunner. JY 'X I 479 1 in is 3 ff? fp fi 1: I 2 Alpha Alpha Zeta Chapter P hosted the Regional Convention for Mississippi and Tennessee 1n Natchez during the fall Members Qfrom leftl are Larry Kass, vice presidentg Mr. Charles Quimby, sponsorg Walton Wilsong Van O'Gwing Barbara Burlesonp and Linda Walker Green. DECA member Brian Hinson and sponsor, Mr. Lyman Smith, discuss the salesmanship program at Co-Lin f Natchez. ,lv---v-4 li, ,A 2 6 DECA Cfrom leftl Carrie Taylor, reporterg Cheri Sanders, secre- tary-treasurerg Ioe Dee Lancasterg Cback row from leftl Thomas Leake, Rodger Meinzinger, president, and Tracy Stump, vice president. l Youth Congress takes up time, interests Natchez QW.. Members of Circle K, an affiliate group of Kiwanis International, assisted with the downtown Natchez Christmas tree and the fall barbeque, among other ac- tivities. Members include, front row, from left, Tracy Green, Shelia Myrick, Kim Swilley, Debra Mobley, Pam Warren, Pam jackson, and Suzette Huff. Back row members are Blase Gaude, Walton Wilson, Mr. john Bullen, Modie Mascagni, Mrs. Susan Presley, Lester Freeman, joe Brunner, Rodger Meinzinger, jeff Smith, Tony Smith, Ray Sturdivant, and Van O'Gwin. Youth Congress particpants went to jackson in November for a mock governmental session. At- tending were, from left, Mr. Eddie Duett, sponsor, Mignon Waller, Sara Buckles, Tony Smith, Wanda jones, Van O'C.win, Pam jackson, and joe Brunner. e .sew is 'F '. eat- dp. ilk ' J gat. 'ifxwwxxg X '-v-A - V' . . Q1 if? joe Brunner was elected Republican Par- ty leader at Youth Congress. sm 1, ,- 'Q'-Afetf 49 Natchez campus Publications take time, talent journalism students enjoy field trips to televi- sion and radio stations and to newspaper plants, as well as social activities, such as a pic- nic at the home of Mrs. Carolyn Smith, co- Mnwwf ,L ,, 'x . ie. sponsor of Trilliznn and N-Sights. Other publica- tions include the literary magazine, Rcfructions, published each spring, which contains original creative writing and art work. 45? l I ji bf '27 ' f : if 1 . ' wf ' lb V A v . Y .' Q Ai- iw' v ' ' 'lt'- ik -an ,' 'Q A L W 1 . it ,z v .Tu 5:35. V' V 1 NA'--ni .agzaeaa-1 V 1 ':F'f'i'iZ V 1ait:+fSQ'fffll: 1,pee61251, .bffqnlfft 2 L V ff-1 i 'Wx my V Y a if 'W UI by I x ' 1' Ks? fa K A X 1' 3 fly, . X gk Vg? 'Aft , . 54 it if Hhs-Q if A . il 3 i. , J if if ,if V . i 1 M - ' .2 . - ' ' Mrs. Geri Brown is co-sponsor of Trillium. s , r 'f 4 V I' ul 1 ' , .. 2- - -S' - . , ,, . Mrs. Smith confers with Trillium yearbook editor Van O'Gwin, who also served as school fx -1 photographer. N-Slglils newspaper editor Mark Thornton works with Associate Dean HC. Garner. Chris Thomas was school pho- tographer tall quarter. Natchez campus Music department has choir, jug band gfifllmdzaa C111 cllld, 2 so L Atzfbc fzijfffdffff c Olorafn mmf ...lf Jima CA gfgc Allan .Ex-T -vm :lawn 9115. Jifafr Cgaa9'uf41 1 4-ann, ,Hn mins? 19111 gm llfifuffalaae fl. Qlfbrrndcfo-Y! .Jay Uiyarydfm' 1WMZ'a4j l defllvn. l 11315. Choir director Miss Rosa Poole worked on the Christmas concert with Vincent Bache, flute accom- panist. f Original sheet music of Silent Night was used for the program t cover for the December 14 Christmas concert at St. Mary's Cathe- l dral by the College-Community Choir. ft Q if 1 ogy 0 n H tw p .ff 'mai - if jug Band participants entertain all over Natchez. Here Linda Walker Green shows Angel Williams the jumping jack routine, part of the lug Band show. Burnley Cook, pianist, leads the lug Bancl in one of its many popular numbers, V-he ze 4' 2' f 'lu EET? Features N ll i , X M, . 6 X1 ,707 f.. 'I'-.1 .EI5,4n- 5-a71 '9!.r , -g - , ' 515' 7 In- .' 'Z 5-V-fix.: Wesson campus Students pick Earlean Green, Patrick Nelson as Mr., Miss Copiah-Lincoln Iunior College Your so -1 Qing. - NN. ihk-1.gslli-Nw0u,,w' X , ,M A...-,4 x . Q I if R 'I i a V W m n ,Lais,.sxi 1 x 4 'F X X U1 5 ml ,Mi Q 0 1 if ' '-1 M W ,ff -11:3 5 r 3 I' , S95 gong? A Q 5 j 42 ei-Xi-s s kifvf 'p:',n,, 3 ' ii?-ffl, gi, f A in , Earlean Green Patrick Nelson Sf, .fl l 'A v . f.v-H, x I x I x- 4 A Q li I 4' . ,. , , -e Q, he .. .lxevi .,tl..ggA-'E f Lynx- n -4x?f?'. 3Y ' .' Wesson campus e Q 4 f r vs x ...N e E21-E 'Lil :um m.:N Engl: I? e --gf e ST: e SERV KLJQ N YY' 'S E W e nz: x , N X Af 1 Em i 5...-8 A+. EAL: '4-LNJNJ E SME f gn 'J T m'x E LL.-, s GBE , .Mk , N ,CJ 3 xl ' 25:2 QC Stk N... mga , I L , Q. 1 ,QQJO r 'NQ '4-A ,--v QIN ' 'W Q20 Im-2 NL-, Q ww... 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'-I :IQ OQQ, Ei :Q QL Q02 gs' U 'vu -Mx -gk QQ: lv' VS Twelve hosen as campus favorites 55 1 Q' S Sherry Ricks wins most beautiful on Copiah-Linco1n's Wesson campus Most Beautiful Sherry Ricks Wesson campus ludges select four as beauties Tawanda Hatcher Lisa McQui11in Selina Redd Sonda Tarver Ten maids chosen from both campuses pq., 079 643 M, Stacey Smith, Wesson maid Angie Hart, Wesson maid Escort-Dale Beasley Escort-Tony Peavey I'-Nr Missy Gould, Wesson maid Escort-Neal Todd Sadie lordan, Wesson maid Ian Dickerson, Wesson maid, Escort-Ken Crea-r Escort,-Ken Hancock for 19 0 homecoming court M Pam Warren, Natchez maid Kristi Roberts, Natchez maid Escort-Ieff Smith Escort-Ricky Reed Pam Iackson, Natchez maid Escort-Lester Freeman -v- uf, Elaine Tanner, Wesson maid Mary Fleming, Natchez maid Escort-Robert Lenoir Escort-Zachary Foster Patti lean Page reigns as homecoming queen gx .-ua,-.. we-f f X ! l 5 pam lean page, homecoming qugen Patti's escort was Ken Carlson. Crowning the 1980 homecoming queen were fl to rj Mrs, Renae Berch Brooks, 1979 queeng Queen Patti jean Pageg Escort Kenneth Carlson: and Vance W. Brown, president of Copiah-Lincoln Alumni Association. Wesson campus Ivy Dillon, Frederick Clark win Mr., Miss Afro-American titles .SNAP 5 0' U OM ,:' h 1 X, Ki N 2 S 99- ' Winners in the second annual Mr. and Miss Afro-American Pageant were Qleft to righti Vina Feazell, firstp Lamorise Iohnson, firstg lvy Dillon Miss Afro-Arnericang Frederick Lewis Clark, Mr. Afro-Americang Vickie McCoy, secondg Patrick Nelson, secondg Barbara Peyton, thirdg and lim my Smith, third. ' - .7't'-1,411 4511 p. v 4 Mr. Co-Lin Natchez Miss Co-Lin Natchez Walton Wilson Iessie jackson Mr., Miss Copiah-Lincoln Natchez Walton Wilson and jessie jackson Natchez campus Students .elect Mr., Miss Co-Lin Natchez 1n fall ballotlng ,.'r- ' J. -1 Nm - ' -15 4 ' 'K I F: 1 , .. ' ' 9:- , 1- x V 4. ,. '-I.: , '-:VJ ' je ' ' A Igfkjbbz A' f, 1 ,..4- ,H ,i M, ,. , -, Vi-5 4 . '. . Z .' Av? n, ' f ' f . ' ff-vw . 9 '- ' ' e ,, , .- , J 1 4 .. ,L ' Ti-77, 1. , , K' ' 4 Sophomore class favorites are, left to right, Tony Smith, joe Brunner, Angel Williams, Pat Sanguinetti Linda Walker Green, Louis Shivers, and, seated, Blase Baude. Freshman class favorites are, left to right, Shelia York, Brian Hinson, Susan Blackwell, and Van O'Gwin. Natchez campus Freshmen, sophomores choose eleven favorites , V, .L A ,Jr Wesson campus Leah Ann Holtslander grabs Hall of Fame nod H i ' '?f!'iP . 1-.1 af.-f - '-:Lv A f : Lt -.3 ' ' xii .Q ' 2. ' ' , . W A Leah Ann Holtslander Leah Ann Holtslander is a member of Copiah-Lincoln's Hall of Fame. A Dean's List Scholar, Leah Ann has been a valuable member of the Lady Wolves basketball team for two years. A member of the Eta Omega chapter of Phi Theta Kappa, she won the freshman chemistry award last year and an ACT scholarship. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Holtslander of Natchez, Leah Ann is a chemical engineering major. She was chosen to Who's Who Among Students in American junior Colleges earlier this year. 'x X Wesson campus Patti Iean Page gets Hall of Fame title .-cu,-J 1.,, Patti lean Page Patti lean Page is another selection for Copiah-Lincoln's Hall of Fame. She serves as executive editor of the Wolf Tales, a position she has held two years with the campus newspaperg president of Copiah Hallg president of Wesley Foundation, after having served as secretary and treasurer her freshman year. Patti lean is secretary of the President's Council and secretary of the Eta Omega chapter of Phi Theta Kappa. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph A. Page of Hazlehurst, Patti lean serves as Head Colette, after having been a Colette her freshman year. A member of the Microcosrn staff her freshman year, she also won the journalism award, the Lula Stevens Memorial Alumni Scholarship and the Willie Mae Hamill Scholarship. Patti is state secretary of the Mississippi junior College Press Association and was voted to Who's Who Among Students in American junior Colleges earlier this year. She was also elected homecoming queen this year and a campus favorite for two years, This year she was runner-up to Miss Copiah-Lincoln junior College. A President' List Scholar, she is a General B. S. major. Natchez campus Mary Venessa Fleming wins Hall of Fame spot 'E 2 I 1 X: ' ' '9 Mary Venessa Fleming Mary Venessa Fleming is a member of Copiah-Lincoln junior College's Hall of Fame from tlze Natchez campus. A full-time student at Co-Lin!Natchez, she is a business administration major and a faculty assis- tant worker. The daughter of Mrs. Iosephine Fleming of Natchez, Mary was a maid in the homecoming court and was selected to Who's Who Among Students in American junior Colleges. This year she was tlze recipient of the Annette West Donnan Scholarship. She is a 1979 graduate of North Natclzez High School. I 4 Natchez campus Blase Patrick Gaude gets Hall of Fame title Blase Patrick Gaude Blase Patrick Gaude is another selection to Copiah-Lincoln junior College's Hall of Fame from the Wesson campus. A two-year member of Circle K and of Phi Theta Kappa, national junior college honorary society, Blase is a mechanical engineering major. The son of Ron and Roseminette Gaude of Natchez, he is a 1979 graduate of Cathedral High School. He serves as president of the sophomore class, was voted a sophomore class favorite, and was chosen to Who's Who Among Students in American Iunior Colleges. Natchez campus Walton Benson Wilson grabs Hall of Fame honor Walton Benson Wilson Walton Benson Wilson is a selection from the Natchez campus to Copiah-Lincoln junior College's Hall of Fame. A 1979 South-Natchez Adams High School graduate, he is a respiratory therapy major. For both years he has been a member of Circle K and of Phi Theta Kappa, national junior college honorary society. He serves as president of the Student Government Association and he was voted Mr. Co-Lin!Natche:. A freshman class favorite last year, he was chosen to Who's Who Among Students in American junior Col- leges. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Wilson of Natchez. 69 Wesson campus Who's Who Among Students in American Iunior ' E DENISE ALFORD TOMMY ASHLEY L.I. BANKS DAVID BENIAMIN ?Q'Q ff ff. f A- 'A Pr I, 1 . Y , L . 5 in . 1 I 4. DONNIE BROWN LOUISE BURKES TONY DAVIS RANDY DEDON IVY DILLON MELISSA EADY PATTY FERGUSON MARY CATHERINE GEORGE Sa ...-H' HAROLD GRIFFITH KEN HANCOCK JEFF HANDLEY TRESSIE S. HARPER 3' ' 'fn x-NN., -. LEAH ANN HOLTSLANDER OLLIE MAE HOOKS CHERYL HUCKABY Wesson campus Colleges select 3 from CLIC's Wesson Campu 9 . BRAD JOHNSON SUZETTE LITTLE SARAH NEWELL IUDY PALMER IOEY ROBERTS 'sr' SUDIE JORDAN CHET MERCIER TERI NIX KELLY PRIEST ROYCE SHIEL MARTHA LANIER ANNIE RUTH MONTGOMERY IUDY NORWOOD IERRY REDD GREG LEE PATRICK NELSON PATTI IEAN PAGE if-'S' JERRY ROBERSON P! 71 DIANN M. WILLIAMS Natchez campus 17 chosen to Who's Who in American Iunior Colleges 'xv iQ 0 H . F l iz Randy Ashley Ioe Brunner Barbara Burleson Tammy Cobb f -rf 1' 35 .' Burnley Cook Mary Fleming Blase Gaude Linda Walker Green 5 w Kristi Roberts Virgil Scott Iames A. Smith james B. Smith ,A '5 ,vm an t . 1 .I A ,-' , K EQ , V. V 7 K W X 5 J ,V X 1 1 Ji - Xa' I - X v 'B ' ii 1 t i1'F'.t. .t Mark Thornton Diana Walters Shonette Whittington 72 lt if t Walton Wilson Margaret Young J' if l in 19 Sherry Ricks represents college 80 Miss Mississippi Pa geant Miss Copiah-Lincoln Iunior College Sherry Ricks 4 I W l 1 W W N 5 W w gif? .1 fi, 'v g . . , , . f-- 2 1 ig aff, K ' m f f ' is ig ports J 'l1 Wolves finish wi th 3-7 record ! H l 1 -A-'Q-lm Q 'l f' .... L4 9 nm , , 4 1 W f 7 ,A ,fi , 'Ji 6 ,mm .shin tall-Aim A A I , , ,I ,I I, ,f,,,,. 44 Y ., n 1-Y . W.. V . ,. , K f f :VA f ,,,1, ,, ,: , ,g....,Z:Ziz4,,0,'? me 55 fr 'fn gig? fir, 1 If .t . ,,. ,,, . I - ., , S . , . V. , if MA , . 'fr 1, 4' V JM W H .. 7,21 I -A 'fue Jxfldy ,nlilh A, 1 , , N l Y I Y A .gigwsy-,V.'.:,y , .,,,,' ' .. 1 , ' V 4,37 6 -A ' ,, '. f ,MH ' , ' 1 ' ,' ' A , if ' f'4, ' '32 6 if 'V ,A ' Q 'V ' 7 . 1g ,-.i,,EI3f- Q 1 f , ff 4? ' ' ff f' . '? l'14'.:-'fy.7Qi4f'? fx f- , . 1 ,, . , . M . . U' ' ff: '-'V ffwbf' 5 '13 7' lf- . A'f1 ' -'if' ': ?- -. -T' ?f,:',-L:L.,Q.,.14 fi V 2 ij,E.. ff 'W' ' ..,Q.Q' , ., : f:. -1- 'f R 'J'f E 4 Wi '5Ff 1.t z Composing the 1980 Co-Lin Wolves were ffront, l to rj Greg Lee, Francis Horton, Anthony Smith, Bruce Langston, Harvey McGee, George Ford, Ierome Dillon, Chris Cole, Everett Hatchett, Dwayne Knowles, Allen Davenport, Alan Smith, Malcolm Cupit, Brian Fine, Chris Dunaway, and Don Morris, manager. Second row, l to r, are Burt Rogillio, Lamorise Iohnson, Kendall Covington, Robert Chase, Eddy Mahaffey, Randy Iones, Tucker Peavey, Tim johnson, Don Donaldson, Larry Bellan, Rusty Berry, Scottie Holloway, Henry Allgood, Ricky Godbold, Marty Roberts, Gene Collins, and Ieff Handley. Back row, l to r, are Kenny Havard, Ricky Irby, Buster lacks, Ioe Benton, Ieff Bullard, Richard Smith, Kelly Freeman, Tony Perry, Abraham Moore, Charlie Agee, Ioe Young, Charles Cooper, Kenneth Tobias, Chuck jones, Mark Marbury, Brooks Sullivan, Ieff Craft, Larry Longino, and Glenn Garrett. Not pictured is manager, jamie Grantham. at f f.. i 3 , .- I H , if . 'B 'iv .,:.,:, E . ,,,,, - .. it 6 W av 'f 3 11,-: e f f- u .f M -1 a .: ' fi ' . . +V' X ,,,,. . . J ' i ' - 1980 SEASON g M CLIC OPPONENT fi, Q- x-4f 'Q' as V V A 73-'Yi 6 Northeast 16 2 'w 22 East Central 3 XM-33475,-Q I W ...T M . 9 Holmes 6 ,tip f.1..,,.Q ,,.,, an lg 1, . . .,-, W is 36 Iones 7 :QW a I MX 12 Northw Q l. up . C, jan. we A-:trunk u est me an sn. an -I M V! -I D . ...W.... -i 11 l'llI'ldS 13 A W A' f a Q 10 Southwest 17 . - V 'L 43 Coahoma 0 16 Pearl River 33 30 Gulf Coast 33 l 1 rf 41 A .if , :- ' -1 .Q ' 'kfvvxu 5 1. K f , , gg. 4. 1- w ' - Wx flllwfl . '- 'fri' K ..g'.,,., ,A 'M gqglgi I I ij Y, .QD Ag . 5 .1 t aa ' Y' wx,i96i 5 X Am ., ., , . .. X .,, ' J, 'fs A . 3' dl' ' 4 '4 f-, -l. . -v A fqm- wg. ','x.,gg'x7,,. if bs f Kneeling is james K. Sloan, head coach. Standing, left to right, are I. Mike Smith and Ray Ishee, assis- . x tant coaches. 5 I in-H' .', K1 r xhfqrm. 0 , t, - , -l . - .f. . A- ,. 'Wg N -. 0 -tt V 3 Rfk U: 'rv' ':',Q,-1,2 t ,Al 1 t- -f- Q-555' Wxrvgl' ,. Q ., .. :gt :qw .s f-L av ,W 1 l ei.. , ' Q,n1 . ,' L. fx ' h 1 We-in-1 -n it lgfxul. .M 1 -V , 5.1.5. ,, , . .Vg T . ' ' .1 - il . , , 1-. M. ,4 x NA I Q ' .-. Four grab AI1- tate, A11- tar honors 'V , , ,, V, A, r. W Y V AY , .ai .f V pw .W 4 ,fi f V V ,A if 1 ,, , ,V f , y -V ,. W V4 4-,, , ,. .f. 4 . f f V V f, f, ,W ,f i at f Q, . I ,Q ff? Ji :Q-'isa .x',?'e.a - . 'Q- .v-1 Four Co-Lin football squad members claimed spots on the south division Mississip- pi Iunior College All-State team. In addition, all four played in the Thanksgiving Day All-Star Game. Named as All-State and All-Stars were Tony Perry, jeff Handley, Kenneth Tobias, and Iames Hobbs. Gulf Coast, who edged Co-Lin 35-30, defeated jones 18-14 for the overall state championship. Wolves look to spring practice pw- , 1 , . ,i v ,v- ' ,- ww, ' U M, L., P . , . , V ff A ' . X - lp 7 f 4 . l In iw . . Wolves lose games by few points Seventeen compose 1980-81s basketball squad fil 'oi All .EM L -an L ? . Playing for the Wolves are Cseated, left to rightj Bruce Pickle, Raymond Stewart, Anthony Evans, Hutchins, manager, Dave Iarvis, Carson Benjmain, wus ,W ft gP'Y LYE5 vtvgy 3 LY!5 lf YQ nf-gf Tim Mullins, Freddy Johnson, Mark Autman, Ian Hopkins, Chris Tanner, Fredrick Burton, and Andy Brown, manager. Standing, l to r, are Willie Tim Winborne, Paul Williams, Coach Richard Williams, Ken Hancock, Mac Finister, Aaron Wyatt, Danny Smith, and Earl McGaughy, manager. Z 'a aw. RICHARD WILLIAMS Head Coach for the Wolves V53 80 -5545 fs Wolves beat south leader, Gulf Coast, 71-51 :lpn A I I 1 ,,,,,. 4l.Sfr,,. ., Season has up's and down's Wllfr , . 1 f f Fifteen join Lady Wolves in 1980-81 - 0 The Lady Wolves are Ckneeling, left to rightl Lisa Mathis, lan Smith, Kay Young, Stephanie Case, Denise Dollar, Angie Hart, and Laura Berch. Standing, l to r, Sandra Saxon, managerg Tammy Fells, Anna Brooks, Leah Ann Holtslander, Abby Duckworth, Coach Gwyn Young, lane Beraud, Lori Sartin, Cissi Smith, Twyana Britt, and Carol Wheeler, manager. Msxwggxisf C 'S e 2 Q GWYN YOUNG ff' Head Coach for the Lady Wolves Y Lady Wolves face tough season ,.I lll eXCltll1g yell! IJ .-.z- Intercollegiate spring sports offer o f f 4 1, R x .I X X I4 If f Wi! V .rf IPVX .1 A R . . v ly t J yum!! 1111. Y ,j r 1- .ff C W I. - , 4 .,,, gf' ' K I X I r X Irv' X ,f golf Q 5 X 1 X HX : x 'IK ,- Yi ' track t ww yd x QW' ' 1 Q. ,.,-. 9 , . f ll x ' ' 1 'ze e ' fWf'aM Iii . ?l 'l,XqI .' :wig P' ,',. 'W' - X, I , f' , - Kg: -lv'-, v l nz? 5 . , A . Ha -,.. -0 - we ms Q., ,, l- ,. 4.4 . 'WL 'Q vu! spring football 'ls .. football, softball, golf, tennis, track I '52 , r ' ' . ,- 5 .'-gf . N. n ' AL 0 , Q 7- M5 I 1 ' Q. l t I -X Q71 W ,f Q, --4 Svm -If -,fu r K 1 Y' ' 'f,. lf 1 -if -. . .'lT--y,,.4.fska fH V f .fi X U' ' 1 ig e ' V ,j' V- ,lf . ii , f' 5 K 4 ff ff' I 4 -m f ,,, 44-lfxffimi' fa75lf ? ' il-Ki Il1-I Y in 1' .-- ,f if .o.. Xa i Q7 K' -. 5131-4 L' -- 'J . Q . , E We 1 9 'gf'-v Q 273 5 1 ,- 44' if sO,!!,!!e baseball . , -5 X 0 , N tennis women's softball UN ! o . mis .5 ,W - I M 'lll ' Qi' fffff.. EE- liwfgiil iil g l I asseili l will e lnlmfs' e iiyz' f e W I 'iw' A I ll: l I -H Spring sports are coached by Mike : N i A - g 5 Mclntyre, tennis, Wade Alexander, lg' V +V - -7 + Q track, Alton Greenlee, baseball, 'V JL a d , I-ll Gwyn Young, women's softball, with a new golf pro coaching golf. Spring drills in football are direct- ed by Coaches Iames Sloan, Ray Ishee, and I. Mike Smith. Intramural sports offer competition I in a Variety of activities for all students - --...,,, k My -+,...,,,,,w-NIM wr- : fl' W . ',, . ,- M 4 -I I an 5-I ,e,....,,,,,w 4 ...i ,rl With the opening of the new recreation center in Callendar Hall second semester, many intramural sports were added for the students. Under the direction of I. Mike Smith, director of student activities, intramural sports offer competition in football, basketball, softball, tennis, foosball, snooker, checkers, 8-ball, ping pong, and many other activities. i Y' Tennis teams dominate district Last year's squad was composed of Mary lane Sistrunk, seated, and standing l to r are Angie Becker, Nancy Sinclair Coach Mike Mclntyre, Kay Young, and Melinda Lea. -IA-.. T 4 , ... In lvl' ii .... .4 C ?.lI , Composing last year's men's squad were ll to rj Lupe Berry, Bowmar McGehee, Chet Mercier, Coach Mike McIn- tyre, Brad Ratcliff, Todd Nelson, and Tim Walden. l v Cheerleaders add pep 1' A---- f A . vc 0 ww- 5' : 'I l T'TTi' 1. .f-kv Ill!! ' ...4-..vf'ssl'4 Tiff. Cheerleaders are fkneeling, frontl Iennifer Smith, mascot, fleft to rightl Stacey Smith, second row, Clara Freeman and Missy Gould. Back row, standing, 1 to r, are Melinda Prince, Tracy Hill, Sudie Iordan, Wolf mascot, Tawanda Hatcher, and Sherry Ricks, head cheerleader. U U .1 x J M. V H H iw x I N M 1, - F 'N M I, X 1 l 3 w w 1 4 K I W W W i l U x Y N n u I, I. I. , v y , 11 Y-J Wesson campus andra Saxon, Malcolm Cupit head classes 4-...Q 7 t 5 r w A ' 'l ' Z r, 1 3 fi l l Q '05 , 2 ' T ' f 3 1 U K 4. 9... 3 5 l' Q , A 3 ' Y ' . .,r,, , f ..f ,,, -I wg' jf , ,i,i! ,. 1 'Z , ,, ' z 4 Q ,V ,, .t 4 , S 1. Sophomore class officers are tfront l to rj Sandra Saxon, president: Teri Nix, vice presi- dent. Back row includes Kelly Preist, secretaryg Sadie Iordan, representativeg and Tammy Thrush, representative. , .'.-.wa-nv-nwvmrltit' FWVQ' .,.,.M.w.,,,- M-ff-Qsv 3, K I- Oi Q5-47 fi 1 r fill :gs IH' 'ri' x Freshman class officers are tfront I to rj Stacey Smith, representativeg Marvin Rollins, treasurerg Brad Case, representative, and Malcolm Cupit, president. Not pictured are Twyana Britt, vice president, and Robin Earls, secretary. Wesson campus-sophomores New cafeteria 1'1 T'7' ,ki 'w f , .f , ,sam 1. 5 -A ' env- 'G-,K ,Q v i ll Xt I Q fky' .,y add new spice to food L J .. .gf- I f , N-f I A-f v.,35g5Li xx its . kx , .V 3953 X'-1 wth l- ig nf' 'B u 2 Y, if I 1 fi x Y? lx E? N Q... R Xxx we fm E A -. 5 QA, VENETIA ACKERMAN Mendenhall LISA AINSWORTH Brookhaven DENISE ALFORD Monticello CREIG ALLEN Monticello KEITH ALLEN Brookhaven CHARLES ANTON Brookhaven JACKIE ARMSTRONG Hazlehurst JON ARMSTRONG Crystal Springs TOMMY ASHLEY Hazlehurst MARK AUTMAN Silver Creek STANLEY AYERS Crystal Springs BEATRICE BAILEY Hazlehurst JOYCE BAILEY Hazlehurst L.J. BANKS Pinola JAMES BARKER Brookhaven ROBERT BARNES Magee KATHY BARRILLEAUX Enterprise BRENDA BATES Brookhaven JOHNNY BATTAGLIA Brookhaven DIANNA BEACHAM Brookhaven DALE BEASLEY Wesson ANGIE BECKER Brookhaven ANN BELL Brookhaven DAVID BENJAMIN Brookhaven JOE BENTON Mendenhall SUSAN BERCH Hazlehurst BELINDA BERRY Harrisville DAVID BERRY Hazlehurst LUPE BERRY New Hebron SUSAN BILBO New Hebron Wesson campus-sophomores ALICIA BLAIR Wesson LESLIE BLAND Wesson SHARON BRAXTON Bogue Chitto SOPHIA BREKEEN Harahan, LA MARY BRENNAN Brookhaven FREDRICK BRIGGS Brookhaven RENAE BROOKS Wesson DON NIE BROWN Hazlehurst KATHY BRYANT Wesson SARAH BUIE Fayette LAMAR BULLOCK Brookhaven LOUISE BURKES Meadville IASPER BURNS Hazlehurst PENNY BURNS Bogue Chitto LISA BURT Brookhaven IOYCE BYRD Brookhaven ANDY CAIN Brookhaven IEFF CALLENDER Brookhaven IANELLE CALLOWAY Brookhaven RAY CARLOCK Bude KENNETH CARLSON Brookhaven IAMES CARMICAL Brookhaven BILLIE CASE Brookhaven MARK CASE Brookhaven CHARLOTTE CATCHINGS Hazlehurst IAMES CATCHINGS Wesson IAMES CHANCELLOR New Hebron BO COCKRELL Magee CHARLES COOPER Magee DIANE COOPER Crystal Springs .2512 'M ' -L' -f?'Wf'e,-- I . ,fi : 'J 1 ' A ' I i z , , M 23' ,U f? f Q Q fa, ,gm ef 4 If 4 1 3 I, 'N f W 4 X A 1: , 'Wwe 's I LK. a I I I 96 tudent nion gives flare to campus 1 f J s vw Wesson campus-sophomores .4a.D1 .... I 'K .DA Q, ,. i -csv, cfm .,- l , Q -so I -'M 'Vi Yryl tudents enroll from man areas SHERRY CORLEY Wesson RANDY COTHERN Brookhaven CARLA CREEL New Hebron STACY CROSBY Loyd Star CHARLES CURRY Monticello BECKY DAVIS Monticello TONY DAVIS Monticello RANDALL DEDON Brookhaven ANNETTE DICKERSON Wesson IAMIE DICKERSON Crystal Springs IAN DICKERSON New Hebron ROBIN DILLON Tylertown IVY DILLON Magnolia ARLENE DIXON Bogue Chitto CASSANDRIA DIXON Fayette LAQUITA DODDS Hazlehurst BARBARA DOSS Fayette IEROME DOUGLAS Brookhaven ROBERT DOUGLAS Brookhaven RHEMA DRANE Wesson MARK DUNN Monticello RICKEY DYESS Crystal Springs MELISSA EADY Loyd Star LEE EARLS Silver Creek SISSY EARLS Wesson EDNA EDWARDS Hazlehurst CYNTHIA ELLZEY Brookhaven IOELLYN ENGLE Pearl ANTHONY EVANS Natchez ERIC FALVEY Brookhaven Wesson Campus-sophomores GIGI FARMER Crystal Springs TAMMY FELLS Brookhaven DEBBIE FERGUSON New Albany PATTY FERGUSON Grenada TONY FERGUSON Hazlehurst WILLIE FINISTER Baton Rouge, LA BRENT FISHER Brookhaven MARGARET FLEMING Crystal Springs GEORGE FORD Crystal Springs PAM FORREST Brookhaven PHILLIP FORTENBERRY Silver Creek CINDY FOSTER Brookhaven IOE FREEMAN Loyd Star BOBBY FULGER Brookhaven EMMITT GADDY Crystal Springs IANICE GALLOWAY Bogue Chitto GLENN GARRETT Mobile, AL MARY GEORGE Brookhaven EARLEAN GREEN Cannonsburg SKEET GREER Crystal Springs HAROLD GRIFFITH Monticello AL GUYNES Hazlehurst BILL HALFORD Meadville WANDA HALL Brookhaven KEN HANCOCK Paducah, KY IEFFERY HANDLEY Birmingham, AL RICKY HARBOUR Monticello MICHAEL HARPER Brookhaven TRESSIE HARPER Wesson ROSA HARRIS Wesson :Q .J 1 s vfqfwliv av 2 . .x .5 - . s. J 'fm Rn- - -' N .. . .. ' up-Qc - ,, r ,,,.. I I ,, ,kv 9 N Y !'.-4'.LIff'i - 5 1 ., ,- Q A if VJ!! 1 , I, ' I ,I f w , Y , an All Xb J tis A gi 'S gf UK ,. - 3 'W' Elin 'ilx ixlKam'sNX - is-K-1. X ,. , .A -s .x5y5i4 mi . 3: 1' - f' f Q -. wifkggc M vQX.x.ik, 'tvs 5 'fb- Lgyx 5, I U' N-,r: xv- AA ps .- .- - K., iz .-Q , , ,, ..,,, Q lk. 98 Frisbee attracts students for informal games w-:ff f W we A ,--QKKQWBHS N K . X V-vu.-. . .. Ye, . .sf-I' ,re 5 ., u. .,. KX iw IQ.-Qflvsglilxskw -nz .0 - H 'Q Wesson campus-sophomores it ' ex .tr Qgk ,hx H x 'f J' X X 4 5 I 5 N X I gl 1 r ggi f 12 1, -. -1 .1 'I f -' if 5 ,, M- . ,..X.- Qi ' ' W '11 'iz' t T ' 'A A I p I I as A -I to '. k' f X he E - + I l Xl X x wi wt, X Y Sago ritz-5 ,S '- Q 'Q R M , R Y. Q X' env- Q is Zvi AX if , l an f , - - e 1. i 1 S Q59 VZ, -vs' Yfmw 1 Q--' 1 I C' A af J KENNY HAVARD Natchez MARCIA HEDGEPETH Monticello TRACY HILL Brookhaven JAMES HOBBS Mendenhall WILLIE HOBBS Magee SCOTTYE HOLLOWAY Magee LEAH ANN HOLTSLANDER Natchez OLLIE HOOKS Brookhaven VERLENA HORTON Silver Creek CYNTHIA HOWARD Crystal Springs EDDIE HOWARD Crystal Springs JAMES HOWARD Brookhaven CHERYL HUCKABY Wesson THERESA HUDSON Brookhaven CHARLES HUGHES Hazlehurst LESLIE HUGHES Magee MARK HUMPHREYS Union Church WILLIE HUTCHINS Natchez LAURA HUTCHISON Hazlehurst RANDY HUTTO Meadville ANNETTE JACKSON Wesson EVELYN JACKSON Bude KATHY JACKSON Magee RICKY JACKSON Liberty SUZANNE JACKSON Wesson JONI JAMES Wesson MICHAEL JAMES Hazlehurst ANDY JOHNS Hazlehurst BRAD JOHNSON Tylertown FREDRICK JOHNSON Natchez Ewing Administration Building gets renovation Wesson campus-sophomores JANICE JOHNSON Crystal Springs JOHNNY JOHNSON Crystal Springs LAMORISE JOHNSON Natchez '12, f Hr ,, . Exercise lead to big appetites .3 f K ii Crystal Springs if 4 BUBBA JOHNSTON - Woodville ' -' ll-3 BARBARA JONES I Meadville A i L .- Sk X N ,.,o- i Z ,... if If MELINDA JOHNSON Q -W 3' 3 ' , it I F li? N ,.., KA 5 ff K , EARNEST JONES Weson MICHAEL JONES Meadville RANDY JONES Natchez WALTER JONES Mendenhall WAYNE JONES Mendenhall SUDIE JORDAN Enterprise CYNTHIA KEEN Pinola DOLORES KING Magee DARLENE KLAUS Baton Rouge, LA DANIEL KNIGHT Crystal Springs PHILLIP LADD Monticello TIM LAIRD Brookhaven BRUCE LANGSTON Magee MARTHA LANIER 1 'Ziff S' L W 532285 51 . W I KI JK I l x, .-vs' .- Q., , I I I Amite, LA CONEY LEA ' Brookhaven .. LISA LEA New Hebron ---.. - I QC? :me 4' ' AA yi ww New Hebron SHEILA LEE McCall Creek pl gl s .1 K ijxfgi Q. - J kg nr- -,, X 43 at nw xv 'Rx 'is 4 s- V4 YI'. 'r, it 1 ANGELA LEGGETT Natchez ROBERT LENOIR Hazlehurst JILL LEWIS Brookhaven TONI LEWIS Brookhaven TRAVIS LINDENMUTH Hazlehurst KIRBY LINDSEY Wesson 0 . - ' ,li ' pref 1,34 . -nf, I I - ..f lf- Aff , ,A A -em. ae Cf! ' ,I A 1 C I , wwf, ,-1 f. - I , iff- Qs ' ' , .W 5.5, t I wgzwv., 7'j5z,g , 4rT f Mew' f . ,nr , W 5' 1' 66 ez., ., lll, ,gif V yi ' 'J .,-, A , :W wif, 4 f , 1 V ...y W1 jg . Q- ,f . .fs -2 ,, R E 4, J f , - if ,- a-, M2411-fZ'3' '. 2, ,,. . 15?',4ig 'vi' ' JWVZ, 2 x .,,,.A, ,,,.. , , . z 3, , -er I A ' ..,,,t M Aifliif 5 2 Q. ' I ' 2? sz ig Uv.: 4, wax v . A222 QQ-ffq , z , f , wryyia V ,ff J 9,5 fig ,vine A Asif tw 7 sqg V X V w g SI Qs .. Q . ,..+9. 1 ...- fi . I J x A OWN . 4-- L..- y ff, I W, XX-f F 3 ..--.4- Wesson campus-sophomores Int- , if-vs Ji fue.. 1 I 4' , ..,,. , I : I , , If NJ- , 'W Y Q ft fa ' is? '33 It -1 ff I ii 5 'nuff K 4 'Y ,gi W 'H .. if' 4 Vikki f L ' f- .. -1 X Q., . ' I R , wr Is' P V X I M ' I , 1 gr' x . 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Q , wg' ', l fe- rt' K 'Fx 4 , at .. f - r Q . ss-x:5.Xig,5 1 v Activities require work, fun SUZETTE LITTLE I-Iazlehurst JERRY LOFTIN McCall Creek ROCHELLE LOGAN Natchez GERALD LUCAS Meadville JEFFREY LUCAS Brookhaven BILLY LUCKEY Magee SCOTTYE LUSK Hazlehurst DEWAYNE MCCARDLE I-Iazlehurst ANGIE McDOWELL Brookhaven EARL MCGAUGHY Natchez DAVID MCGRAW Natchez BOWMAR McGEHEE Meadville EDWARD MCILWAIN Natchez KIM MCLENDON Wesson CECIL MCMILLAN Meadville SILVIA McMILLAN Meadville LISA MCQUILLIN Monticello VELMA MACKABEE Brookhaven RICKY MADDOX Magee EDDY MAHAFFEY Mendenhall BRUCE MAIER Natchez STEPHEN MANASCO Magee KENNETH MARBLE Brookhaven TIMOTHY MATHIS Brookhaven ED MAY Smithdale LORA MAY Brookhaven ROBERT MAY Magee BILL MEIER Bogue Chitto CHESTER MERCIER Wesson CARROLL MIDDLETON Hazlehurst Wesson campus-sophomores IEFF MOAK Brookhaven TRACY MOAK Brookhaven TERRY MOFFETT Fayette ANNIE MONTGOMERY Wesson DAVID MOORE McCall Creek IEANELLE MORITZ Brookhaven DON MORRIS Richland , . TONY MULLINS . Roxie pg TONYA MURPHY - .aff ,N I 111. 1' Q 3 fi all 5 ie 1' . 1 tgxm .H x SXU A 1' E, If fl A 35,35 N v if f - rf Q W Hazlehurst ----K Q 5 5 if TIMMY NATIONS XS x X 'X 5 A , , sf xr s x s M Brookhaven A Q GARY NELSON Monticello MARSHA NELSON Brookhaven ,. 'nl PATRICK NELSON Pinola TODD NELSON Monticello SARAH NEWELL Hazlehurst TERI NIX v fb: i 3,i.:a fy 5, , X fo-5 ,A X Y 1 'ii' J ,Z Ei X K ,Q S 2: 1 ' 4 iv . -V ,. ' 1 x ai. 'Ti - X, 'x mx' 4...... ,V I Y' :N , x, A -e wa, a ga QQ nk ' I is s f' 'n A f . J I M 5 f 3,6 Natchez LONNIE NOLEN JR. jackson IUDY NORWOOD JW' ,. fume .us K ,ly Crystal Springs :nu-u,........-.- -.,,... e A ' nm n ng-Nu .Q--r ww IULIE O'BAUCH Brookhaven PATTI IEAN PAGE Hazlehurst IOHN PALMER Brandon 2 IUDY PALMER Mendenhall BILL PARKS Wesson TIM PARTRIDCE Meadville X BOB PERKINS Brookhaven BRENDA PERKINS Brookhaven COEN PERROTT Hazlehurst TONY PERRY Mobile, AL f 4' In fu 7. , ,,., I TWV' Q. as ,. MARY ANN PEZANT N Magnolia TERRY PICKARD McComb H .W ff' 'VIL 7 .6 'X 1..- ,, :J Q. .-Q r 45 1 v I Circular drive demands 'No Parking' Wesson campus-sophomores Pizza eating contest attracts contestants BRUCE PICKLE Natchez LOUANN PIPER Brookhaven DAVID PIPPIN Monticello DAVID PORTER Columbus CLARENCE POWELL Harrisville KELLY PRIEST Natchez TNQ MELINDA PRINCE Magee FLOYD RATCLIFF' Brookhaven JERRY REDD Natchez SHERRY REED Bude LUCRETIA REEVES Bogue Chitto DIANA REID Brookhaven ,., free - H f '- LISA RIALS Brookhaven G - a ROGER RIALS Crystal Springs STEVE RIALS . Hazlehurst JOE RICE Harrisville SHERRY RICKS I I Wesson -. I JANICE ROBERTS . LQ , ,ln ,, , . ,V -1 I i. 4 ' 9' f be -vw , 4-J' NV 'js , 941 Q 2 ' , wr' H2 Loyd Star JOEY ROBERTS Magee JERRY ROBERSON Silver Creek CARL ROBISON vw Brookhaven JERRY ROWELLS Brookhaven KEITH RUSSELL Brookhaven SCOTT RUSSELL Loyd Star 'Q is JORGE SALAZAR Smithclale BEVERLY SANDIFER 45- Harrisville JENNIFER SAXON Oakvale SANDRA SAXON Oakvale ROYCE SHIEL Brookhaven Y V- ,Q - , fi. new i 2 . 14 S -or ,, N f I MARY JANE SISTRUNK Brookhaven Wesson Campusvsophomores Trillium sponsors pageant ALAN SMITH Mobile, AL BRUCE SMITH Wesson CINDY SMITH Magee CISSI SMITH Natchez DANNY SMITH Brookhaven IAN SMITH Brookhaven IEANETTE SMITH Brookhaven IEFF SMITH Brookhaven JIMMY RAY SMITH Hazlehurst KENDALL SMITH New Hebron LEE EDWARD SMITH Wesson MICHAEL SMITH Brookhaven MITCHELL SMITH Loyd Star SHANE SMITH Brookhaven IEFF SMITH' Brookhaven WALLACE LEE SMITH Wesson STEVE SMITH Brookhaven LISA SMITH Sontag RICKY SPITCHLEY Hazlehurst DAVID SPURK Crystal Springs IACKIE STAMPLEY N Q, fn QXX rf ..f I .,--'iff' ia . ns-aw sa-ff' X .L N., I, A ,,,. . 3. ,,, , W 'xl I ! 4' Q 13 1 Roxie Q 1 Y ALBERT STARNES Wesson v ' ALVIN STEEN G . Hazlehurst BILL STEIN Natchez MANDA STEPHENS Houlka ' TCM STIEHLER v Qi I3 Brookhaven N'-A ..' , GEORGE STINESPRINC Q Natchez ,iff IAY STRAIT Hazlehurst VICKIE SUMMERALL Meadville KATHY SUTTON New Hebron :J Y 1 N x 'ig' 954 +L ,. 'I 6 WET? fs Win 'Sf .I , nf. -Gag, 2 I'N,,w,4. vm. L 'ff 15- -L 1 , A f -. :- X -r . I gk so e ae il g-.M7 x mfs . X Xi' if xxfv' r 'I ' W XA AQQZXXN., -. A -1, , N VL, NND' xx,-,- xx, 754 Ki ,S I A C .- 1 A v .L 'bv' eg '11 ' , 2 -. v S. V. I J4xvf.h1 If . 1 :my ana .1 ...Z .I X Q I .qs my . 4 ISN .fv- 4 Wesson campus-sophomores Homecoming opens with dance f X K I iqf-Nw 4 X I I 41 iaz .ioz ,Q s f X, Q 9, V A 1? A n 2 .Z , ,EQ .4 i J' , 3 NATHAN SWANSON Hazlehurst ELAINE TANNER Hazlehurst MAGGIE TILLMAN Brookhaven CAROL THOMAS Natchez VICKI THOMPSON Hazlehurst IIMMY THORNTON Crystal Springs TAMMY THRUSH Iackson KENNETH TOBIAS Summit RENEE TOUCHSTONE Brookhaven MELISSA TYNES Monticello MICHELLE TYSON Hazlehurst SHARHAR TYLER Fayette MARIORIE VANISON Monticello MATTHEW VANLANDINGHAM Hazlehurst TIM WALDON Brookhaven KAREN WALKER Monticello RANDY WALKER Brookhaven WAYNE WALKER Mendenhall BEVERLY WALLACE Brookhaven DAN WALLACE Natchez LARRY WALLACE McCall Creek CYNTHIA WASHINGTON Brookhaven JOHN WATSON Hazlehurst MELISSA WATTS Magee TOM WELCH Brookhaven BETH WHEAT Natchez CHUCK WHEAT Natchez CAROL WHEELER Wesson JIMMY WHITTINGTON Hazlehurst PATRICIA WILBERT Hazlehurst Wesson campus-sophomores Campus provides time for strolhng, re Brookhaven CLAY WILLIAMS Roxie DIAN N WILLIAMS Summit HARVEY WILLIAMS Hamburg PAUL WILLIAMS Fayette JOY WILLIS Crystal Springs RANDY WILSON Brookhaven ROBBIE WILSON Crystal Springs TIM WINBORNE Brookhaven NANETTE WOICIK Brookhaven IOHN WOMACK Mendenhall SCOTT YATES Brookhaven DAVID YOUNG Crystal Springs KAY YOUNG Natchez ROBERT YOUNG Natchez ,,..av l nf gwwwwwnafuligf-Lf Colettes, band, auxiliaries practice long hours 4 'G' ,iw-, 1 f 11713, 1 I. ar 2 llf f 'WMP' F I ti f, l Ll A S Siw si Ng: lg ,f 3 Q A-I vs' ' I I 'fr 'A' A as , if r'- - f?0. 'iF1L-53-Q'Ql't,'QQ,Q I I ,N .sr's,,i. mx, i N KURT ABBEY Brookhaven PAM ACY Brookhaven CHARLIE AGEE Mobile, AL DANNY AINSWORTH Crystal Springs CATHY ALDRIDGE Fayette DELORIS ALSWORTH Union Church GREG ALLEN Bogue Chitto JOEY ALLEN Brookhaven PAM ALLEN Natchez JUDY ANN ALLEN Brookhaven RITA ALLEN Brookhaven HENRY ALLGOOD Brookhaven JACQUES ALLMAND Brookhaven EDITH ANDERSON Fayette KATHY ARMSTRONG Crystal Springs PAUL ARNOLD Magee JERRY ASHLEY Hazlehurst LANA ASHLEY Rockport LINDA BACHMAN Brookhaven BELYNDA BALLARD Brookhaven JAMES BALLARD Fayette ALLEN BANE Brookhaven JACKIE BARLOW Wesson LYN NE BARLOW Hazlehurst SHERRY BARNETT Wesson TAMMY BASS Silver Creek TERRY BATES Brookhaven DEAN BATTON Mendenhall JOHN BATTON Crystal Springs PATRICIA BAYLIS Monticello Wesson campusifreshmen Karate, Walking around campus that s Co L1n CRAIG BEALL Hazlehurst KIM BEARD Harrisville MIKE BEARD Harrisville CINDY BECERRA Hazlehurst LOREEN BEESON Brookhaven LARRY BELLAN Natchez CARSON BENJAMIN Brookhaven LARRY BENJAMIN Brookhaven GAIL BENSON Crystal Springs SHERRY BENSON New Hebron IANE BERAUD Albany, LA LAURA BERCH New Hebron TERESA BETHLEY Meadville CHARLES BLAIR Wesson WILEAN BLAIR Hazlehurst RONNIE BLAKE Brookhaven RAY BLAKENEY Crystal Springs NOEL BLEVINS Brandon CARRIE BOONE Hazlehuxst SAMMY BOWLIN Smithdale CALVIN BOWMAN Brookhaven CINDY BOWMAN Brookhaven TERESA HOOVER Brookhaven MARK BOYLES Monticello MELISSA BOZEMAN Silver Creek DANIEL BRANNING Monticello BRAD BRASWELL Natchez SECUNDREA BRAXTON Bogue Chitto ROSE BRENT Crystal Springs CHARLES BRICE Brookhaven Colettes learn many routines vrdj l YM? w ' ' 5 , fo AES? s I-' ' . UF:-lL: 2 N , X Q Q Q if. I J? y, 1 1 ' 'LQ 5 nl, 5 'lbbdf X .f 1 Y N Y f S 1 ' ' , . 'Y v . X 15 Q X 2 I I , i Q if l i Si xxgx ,, 1 'avr ff N I f XXX Qi 1 X K' gg 1 . . ,fx I . X GK. .W-Y f 7-'T1'1:x-. W 1 3 .I xx if 1 S. F CHARLES BRISTER Crystal Springs JONATHAN BRITT Brookhaven TWYANA BRITT Loyd Star ANNA BROOKS New Hebron ANDY BROWN Jackson, AL DEBBIE BROWN Hazlehurst DEBORAH BROWN Wesson KIM BROWN Brookhaven LINDA BROWN Meadville MARK BROWN McComb MERCEDES BROWN Meadville ROSIE BROWN Crystal Springs SHEILA BROWN Magee SUSAN BROWN Crystal Springs TINA BROWN Crystal Springs MAXINE BUFKIN Hazlehurst JEFF BULLARD Panama City, Fla. MELANIE BURRELL Hazlehurst FREDRICK BURTON Mendenhall SUSAN BUTLER Brookhaven JEROME BYRD Harrisville JOYCE BYRD Wesson GLENDA CALCOTE Monticello JOHNNY CALHOUN Meadville MICHAEL CALHOUN Magee MITCHELL CALLENDAR Brookhaven SHERRY CAMPBELL Meadville PATRICK CAMPER Magee LORI CARLOCK Bude MICHAEL CARR Monticello Wesson Campusefreshmen DARWIN CARTER Meadville I ANITA CARWYLE Meadville M5 W ANGELA CASE Brookhaven BELINDA CASE Y ' ,-f Brookhaven 'W BRAD CASE Brookhaven IOHN CASE Brookhaven N KATHY CASE Brookhaven LYDIA CASE Natchez N m :Wil 'S STEPHANIE CASE Bogue Chitto IUDI CAUSEY Centreville PAM CHANCE Wesson PHYLLIS CHANDLER Crystal Springs ROBERT CHASE Hazlehurst CURTIS CHATMAN A I Magee A MARILYN CHERON I 'W ' Hazlehurst x FREDRICK CLARK Brookhaven DOROTHY CLINE I Ruth MARLENE COLDIRON I Union Church X X z ',.-a-. if-ifagzzl' CHRIS COLE Crystal Springs BRENDA COLEMAN Wesson IEANNE COLEMAN Meadville V ' ' S ' -xt A 'Jr F1 I wa fs. Q IOANN COLEMAN 1 'V+' ' ' Wesson I , ,' GENE COLLINS j Natchez ELIIAH CORLEY Brookhaven 5, at '5-,. Q.. 5 SHEILA COSTLEY ,NX gg Meadville Q, SUSAN COTTEN ,G McComb il' 1 vw n .Q LAWRENCE COVINGTON I . , 1 Coffeeville an -'K wwf KENDALL COVINGTON ' Union Church TAMARA COWART Terrell, Tx SCOTT COX Bay St. Louis , In Rest breaks come after rehearsals Wesson campus-freshmen VANESSA COX Hazlehurst IEEE CRAFT Magee 1 BRUCE CRANE A.-S Brookhaven '97 GLEN CRANE Monticello KENDALL CRANE Brookhaven GARY CREASON Hazlehurst ,gg t DAVID CROSBY Q' Sontag MALCOLM CUPIT ,,,.., Brookhaven IOHN DANIELS q','T,r 5 , Natchez MICHELE D'ANTONI Monticello ALLEN DAVENPORT I Natchez DANA DAVIDSON Magee BENNY DAVIS Brookhaven TERRY DAVIS Crystal Springs MARK DAWSEY Monticello A, f E 15- .gf-1 C RAYMOND DEAR Crystal Springs Q 99' 5. ii-4 A .g 1, 5 DONNA DEAR ff' 1 McComb CINDY DELAUGHTER Brookhaven ANITA DELAUNE Brookhaven GWEN DILLON Brookhaven IEROME DILLON Brookhaven -.--Y -wx' DENISE DOLLAR Natchez WOODY DOLLAR Natchez DON DONALDSON Natchez KAREN DOW Brookhaven ' DANA DREW Crystal Springs ' ff' ABBY DUCKWORTH Wesson GAY DUCKWORTH Wesson CHRIS DUNAWAY Natchez DARYL DURR Brookhaven Q 7 a t 1 'sr I 'Sig' 'X or as me x, S K-SF wiv?- 'X Sherry Ricks Wins most beautifull Wesson Canzpus-freshmen tuclents, faeult IOANNE DYESS Crystal Springs MARGIE DYKES Sontag LINDA EARLS Union Church ROBIN EARLS Silver Creek CHRISTI EDMONDS Brookhaven TI-IERESA ELEY Brookhaven IAMES ELKINS Hazlehurst JOHN ELLIOTT Brookhaven MICHAEL ERRINGTON Crystal Springs MARSHA EVERETT Iayess ROBERT FALLIN Brookhaven VINA FEAZELL Pinola GREG FERRELL Hazlehurst BRIAN FINE Indianapolis, IN. MARCIA FLEMING Crystal Springs VIRGIL FLEMING Natchez MEG FLOWERS Hazlehurst MAURICE FLOYD Hazlehurst ROBIN FLOYD Magee MARY FORD Crystal Springs GINGER FORE Natchez DONALD FORTENBERRY Magee ERNIE FORTENBERRY Monticello RUSTY FOWLER Wesson AINSWORTH FRANCISCO Brookhaven ANNE FRASER Brookhaven CLARA FREEMAN Brookhaven GAIL FREEMAN Hazlehurst KELLY FREEMAN Hazlehurst REBECCA FREEMAN Meadville all f1'7 '7 ' K-Q 1 X ' 1 N I 1 'rig ,Hwy cj- -. 'J - 2 . 1 Q ,fs-.L 'N 'x 'i A - -:lift 53 ' If lf t - ' - '- I GTK A ai- 1 Fl. A 4 N . H .74 N i . if :N 1 gi .l 8 u OX a Q' f Q 'I F 420 37111 4, I All if lt' K , .-,.i X 3,3-Y i,f, mf ,ffa f 5 til?-is il' f L. 1 .k',: 't .iii I is S til? Q E! 4 at We ,gi 'N Q-..... 5, 4' f' :Axes 'ohh , I ' S' ' I-wi v 1 1' X1 prepare for classes 1 7,45 , , J , 'Hifi' V. . V 1 -iz 3 Win? T . l , 59:5 3 1 -Q Sir - I wsfagp Q. V I ' - . I I 5 1 ' f I :':' irq, Ama f '- 1 hx -if at U' X a 1 an Winn 'tb- AL FQ A +0 - , swf -, an Q 1-F if KF. -SGS ,del X1 ,,.,...., I i,...i. ez-fr'-r Q, ,. ,. t s .54 I fl :U 1 'Z 51- J- , x J' 'gf HN' 1 -- .J i 1-A rv Wesson campus-freshmen Water spouts bring dormitory fun ,A P, .. 4 , SANDY FREEMAN -if-3' Natchez '. ' , SHELLY FREEMAN ' Hazlehurst TINA GARRETT Magee im I JENNIFER GATLIN Bogue Chitta GAYLE GAVIN ' I 5. ,es A ' Y Natchez TERRY GIBSON Brookhaven 3, 5 R 'Q RICKY GoDBoLD g in f ,Me My 5 Natchez JAMES GOLDEN nj: '.,, l.,. . A W, Caledonia ' LENOX GOODWIN x Meadville 1 YA' ..,,-af' 1 W' JOEY coEE a W 5 Aw ' Magee 'fl' '- KAREN GOULD Brookhaven MISSY GOULD Monticello l v xx BRIAN GOVE Brookhaven BRUCE GOVE , 'W' H. Brookhaven ,M I JAMES GRANTHAM II 5 wx-rf - ,. '-N . Crystal Springs 45 LORI GRAY S Iackson TOMMY GRAY Monticello KYLE GREER Mendenhall 'ax TRUDY GREER Crystal Springs IOMONSILDRA GRUBBS Magee GAIL GUESS VW , I - ,A W ' Wesson CATHY GUNNELL ' ' ' Ruth In ' SHIRLEY GUNNELL R ,iii ' C , I . , X x g E , X A is it ' Bogue Chitto j MILLE HADEN J McComb IAN HALFORD Iackson KIM HALL Natchez PENNY HALL ' Brookhaven SHELBY HALL Fayette ELAINE HAMILTON Wesson VALERIE HANCOCK Meadville Wesson campus-freshmen Circle K sponsors annual blood drive KIM HARLAN Natchez DELORES HARPER Crystal Springs LORETTA HARRIS Roxie CYNTHIA HARRISON Natchez DONNA HARRISON Silver Creek ANGIE HART Brookhaven BILL HARVEY Silver Creek DENNIS HARVEY Hazlehurst TAWANDA HATCHER Brookhaven EVERETT HATCHETT Brookhaven DEBBIE IO HATHORN Monticello IOEY HATHORN Oakvale EDWARD HAVARD Natchez NANCY HEATON Brookhaven CINDI HEDGEPETH Monticello BARBARA HENDERSON Brookhaven DESMOND HENDERSON Brookhaven DONNIE HENSON Monticello JAMES HERRING Tylertown CLARA HESTER Meadville JUDY HICKS Crystal Springs LORA HILL Silver Creek WILLIAM HILL Dorant DAVID HITCHNER Brookhaven CURTIS HOBBS Mendenhall IOI-IN HOGGATT Natchez ELAINE HOOKER Brookhaven MARY HOOKER Silver Creek STEPI-IAN HOOKS Wesson IAN HOPKINS Memphis, TN. A . 'J ml Q xl 41 'vi Q p. , I I wg. - , MT' I P' 1 'F'-L. x I ' 4 I :ru-Q GNN' c It Ty - I 'S A ff P 3 Z 39' .mfg 5 we Ji ns. ! x I if ' .6 N xxx A X X .95 v ie . ,--4 Z 'N-I Qui . I1 A X' ' ,-2 .3 YSL' I'- TT? Wesson campus-freshmen Flag, Varsity football grabs interest EJ' Q ai N Q...,l.. ' tx . sf? I is I W 3 65. T - x ' I I 5 A , , Q, 1 X V wh I1 I V V ,as J - ,Q A f X s ,,, f ,, , X., to ,fx Tyg ' N ,ssv , it l Us M f sa'Xf , . g J .... ' wp 1 raw 3 'R .,, D. Y, I Y W N sf I X. Ji. Q N fwgc,-:',,,,.-:L ,., ,. cd it-ss,,A E . ... vv X If li fi- 4 -iz, V' fy ,-f ' U TV 11 Q .aa .2 J , X ,C .12 is N sf- X , S. Mrk u. .-,A - I , nj z . 'Q Q . -. . 1- ' 5213? ' 11 5 NA ' . ,- 1' I 4.45 .ga -1 5 'Y SQ Rs .YJ 1 'Xevw-xv 0 .,-ss CLAUDIS HORTON Lawrence FRANCIS HORTON, III Wesson PHELESA HUBBARD Pinola JOLYNN HUDSON Monticello SCOTT HUDSON Wesson JUNE HUTCHERSON Hazlehurst LISA HUTCHINSON Meadville RICKY IRBY Hazlehurst RICKY JACKSON Fayette JAMES JACKS Pensacola, Fla. ROBBIE JACKSON Brookhaven DAVE JARVIS Texarkana, TX. RONALD JACKSON Crystal Springs KEITH JENNINGS Mendenhall SHEREE JENKINS Brookhaven ANNIE JOHNSON Crystal Springs CAROLYN JOHNSON Natchez ELLA JOHNSON Hazelhurst JOYCE JOHNSON Brookhaven TIM JOHNSON Monticello CHUCK JONES Wesson JOHN JONES Hazlehurst KAREN JONES Brookhaven ROGER JONES Mendenhall JACK JORDAN Meadville KENNETH KAISER Natchez CENA KALIL McComb ZIDIA KELLY Brookhaven JERRY KENNEDY Monticello DALE KENNON Natchez Wesson campus-freSl1rl1611 Homecoming court represents both campuses - MW' N , W., . L, Q ..-- -f 't '. . l - V- . -is -f I ' ' 'H ,,,, -Q -u, ,... . ' . , I ' . -W , 'N ig, N f' y P I I' . I fe I 1' wsy wg ,vul X I, 412 1 I .1 ' Wui time I , :Q 3- 4' - . , ,gu i-, s 1? f 'L' ' I . M, I iii?- M N .- .ML fi I .v.v I -1 MN-H . -flu :fin fra Rhw-55t.,qs,w.s td-dry, . : 'a n .4 N gl AM H 1 I ,mn 4 8 -, A X vs' ' 4 Q 11 , f , 'Y-, :L 3 ig ' ' ' - T 5' 5 -' .H C 'S vw' .. , . , ' I ' I ,.c., I 3 . T f if I I , I I 1 mfr , 1 '.f22e::12-vasmmxmfmwna-ezff-wWW-.,..... ...---.MMi-W-W-wif'-' ' - 7 may . CHRISTOPHER KERN Brookhaven DIANE KEYS M, Wesson 'W RHONDA KEYS Hazlehurst A X A BETTY KILLINGSWORTH ' Brookhaven ELAINE KIMBLE Brookhaven Z GWEN KING 2 a Brookhaven i if Q KELLY KING Natchez MARK KIRTON Crystal Springs MARK KYZAR Brookhaven DWAYNE LUCAS 'M Meadville CHRYSTI LOWERY Hazlehurst HARRIET LOWERY Crystal Springs GLENN LOWERY Wesson MARK LOWE Brookhaven M -. f ROBIAN LoU1E W, Hazlehurst 4 u my ,4 ' MARION LOFTIN ' Magee Q LISA LOFTON H Loyd Star S? MJ I ,4 M ,Y 1 IAMES LOFTON H I Z WV? W ' , H A Q Q f im,- Brook haven ' K I x CHERYL ANN LOFTON Smithdale RANDY LOFTIN Magee STAN LITTLE Monticello RANDY LITTLE --Q New Hebron BILLY LITTLE New Hebron CARL LINGLE Xxwj Crystal Springs ' WENDI LIGHTSEY Brookhaven LOIS LIGHTSEY Brookhaven MARY LEWIS Bogue Chitto PATRICK LEE Silver Creek MARK ANN LEE Silver Creek ANGELA LEE Meadville frm Wesson campus-freshmen There are some in every crowd . . . ELLEN LAYTON Mendenhall MARY LANIER ff .- Amite, LA f'f f '- ANDA LANG ,7 Hazlehurst LISA LAMBERT Brookhaven -I j -Q. CATHERINE LAMBERT Monticello SUSAN LAIRD Baton Rouge, LA f SHEILA LAIRD -. R Brookhaven 'fi EARL LAIRD lx 'al if A 1 Natchez 1 Q 1 kk? ' , f ,fu , f, A ,, DEBBIE LADNER E ' , Waveland , ' ., Q TONYA LACK - - ' Crystal Springs BUTCH MCCALL if? ,X l , fi 1 W, 'Y Magee Q v' IOHN MCCARDLE I Q Hazlehurst SHANNON MCCARDLE Hazlehurst RANDY MCCLOUD Monticello DON MCCORD 1' - A Gulfport B Y ', DONNA MCCORMICK Fayette MIKE MCCORMICK Fayette VICKIE McCOY Brookhaven AL MCCULLOUGH A Tallahassee, FL CLAUDETTE McDANIEL Brookhaven HARVEY MCGEE Magee IANICE MCGEHEE Brookhaven CATHY MCINNIS Wesson LEE ANN MCINTOSH Brandon v.W , 1 U i t I ,nt FRANK MCKENZIE Smithdale ANGLA MCINNIS Magee DOUG MCLAIN Monticello MICHAEL MCNAIR Brookhaven CHARLIE MAGEE Brookhaven CHRISTOPHER MAGEE Mendenhall az, ' --W'-v--q,..Q Wesson Campus-freshmen Sherry Ricks becomes Miss Copian-Lincoln 19 0 EDWARD MAHER Pleasant Hill CHUCK MALLETT Natchez BILLIE MALSBURY Brookhaven MARK MARBURY Magee BETTY SUE MARTIN Wesson JOHN MARTIN Harrisville SANDRA MARTIN Jackson VICKI MASSEY Brookhaven LISA MATI-IIS Brookhaven DONNA MAXWELL Monticello KEVIN MAY Bogue Chitto MARK MAY Union Church RUSTY MAY Mendenhall TOM MAYFIELD Clarksdale JULY MEEK Brookhaven JOHN MEIBAUM Kenner, LA. ANTHONY MELANCON Brookhaven CARL MERCHANT Crystal Springs LINDA MERCHANT Brookhaven FREDIA MILLER Loyd Star WILLIE MILLER Hazlehurst JOSEPH MOFFETT Fayette BIFF MONK Mendenhall CARLA MOODY Brookhaven DARRYL MOON Natchez JAMES MOONEY Brookhaven ABRAHAM MOORE New Hebron JANET MOREE Columbia CYNTHIA MORRIS Brookhaven DEBORAH MORRIS Hazlehurst I8 .J 5. WEL: 51 Y-'lf'-, .Q-,:.fr:. ,ly tw- -. as ie rf' ,. 'Q- A QM. J HMM A reflex 'E V I -22-.I ik ef P W FL 1 . Q ,Mil ' 13 4 o '-My w Q If Y ,' K-Q sin X 4, ' 1 2 f , M' x 3 I , 'rf-sg, . 55 -: , . X I. ,5 N X . ,-lx ., , X xx X fr l ,ijt 2 -' 'ix--'O Q . x v . A 5 Eg 4 . Q ,. '-,, I Q ' . 5 2' f Q , . I 1- I ' ' f - We ' x! A, ' I , 'L f r x x I 1 1-f ,Tr ,H ,, . 1, new 2 IS? 1 I ax ee nd 5- 'Q is .- ,, dn.. x K x .Q I xs X tudent nion becomes center of activities N171 if I Q - -:stu YR 'E X 5 Q5 ,Q 1 Ai. T, f '19-si e 5 ' g 3 if Ps I 3 ,, '4-pk I 'H 'F' 1 Q 525 .525 PI-IYLLIS MORRIS Magee ERIC MOYER Brookhaven MELINDA MULLEN Brookhaven DAVID MULLINS Meadville SUE MULLINS New Hebron TIM MULLINS Wesson KENNY NOSSER Natchez FREDDIE NEWMAN Hazlehurst STEVE NEWELL Brookhaven SHEILA NEWELL Brookhaven GREG NETTLES Brookhaven DEAN NETTLES Natchez IOHN NETHERLAND Brookhaven GWEN NEAL Monticello DARYL NATIONS Brookhaven CHRIS NASH Wesson BRENDA O'QUINN Bude DENNIS PAGE Wesson MARK PARKER Monticello RANDALL PARKER Bogue Chitto JEFFREY PARKMAN Brookhaven DEANNA PARTRIDGE Meadville MIKE PATRICK Memphis, TNA LARRY PEACOCK Mendenhall TONY PEAVEY Topeka-Tilton TUCKER PEAVEY Brookhaven DAVID PEDEN Magee IOHNNY PEDEN Crystal Springs EDWARD PEEPLES Merigold HOMER PENDLETON Wesson Wesson campussfreshmen Homecoming draws lar e crowd IANA PENN Monticello WILLY PERKINS Hazlehurst BEVERLY PEYTON Monticello CAROL PEYTON Monticello CHARLES PHILLIP Crystal Springs LISA PHILLIPS Brookhaven SYLVIA PICKETT Hazlehurst MARK PIERCE Magee FELTON PITTMAN Monticello CATHERINE PLEASANT I-Iazlehurst FAYE PORTER Bogue Chitto RICKY PORTER Crystal Springs TIM PAUL POSEY Brookhaven MICHAEL RATLIFF Natchez RANDY RATCLIFF Brookhaven DEBBIE RAWLS Bogue Chitto ZANDRA RAY Wesson GLEN READY Monticello SELINA REDD Wesson DAVID REEVES Bogue Chitto DAVID REEVES Monticello ROXANNE DE LOS REYES Wesson ALFRED REYNOLDS McComb LISA RHYMES Hazlehurst DURITA RIALS Hazlehurst DENISE RICE Harrisville DEBBIE RICHARDSON Brookhaven IIMMY ROBERSON Silver Creek RENE ROBERSON Brookhaven MARTY ROBERTS Natchez 1:5 we' I J! fi: ww V' ,I f. + .I ,g i Y x K Ng.. Wesson campus-freshmen Life has 'gl' 'mr - .sr N ':-,Q .f ll 1...--I K , .., s ' x an X T' K SN V, if , I, i , as ,sp ,Df .Q Q I ' 5 S I semi If .T I ' 2 , ft, xx 1-'X 2, 9 4' 5 ' if ffl .lf 1 HAR I :ws '55 '-1 -1-:i.1xN1 I' 1 gsm , A U -I , yet serious moments ! h 'UV' f anna ul na -'NF' rf-1 Sl Dim 1 '-sn hi nuns' u JH' 4- Wm++-M '- Xl-M 1a..':Qv. 1G'.::ff ::iR 'mmwxm W N wr at-.M.W..m X... .W '- ' Q ,fm INN-.zwz mm.-.4 - .Q f 1' 'tif' T il . f2',,a ' ' LI- 'src-9 ' 3 tx 1 a A - Vgvw. 'gy 2 ' N W X QS. 'gilxf 51 , . 54. F l- , -r F' lf? A 5 - if if x, sg I , 9' ,..k . MEN? is 59 3-E ,nw . H? f V- 5. 4114- we--7 SONYA ROBERTS Monticello CARL ROGERS Natchez IAMES ROGERS Magee HERBERT ROGILLO Natchez MARVIN ROLLINS Natchez THOMAS ROLLINS Natchez KAREN ROSE Hazlehurst RICHARD ROTH Brookhaven DOYLE RUSHING West Lincoln IAMES RUSHING, IR. Brookhaven WADE RUSHING Harrisville DONNA RUSSELL Brookhaven RANDY RUSSELL Monticello CINDI RYAN Hazlehurst DEBORAH QUINNELLY Hazlehurst KIM SAMS Magee LORI SARTIN Brookhaven BILL SCOTT Purvis LAMAR SCOTT McCall Creek DEDE SEALE Monticello SANDRA SEELEY Brookhaven IAN SELLERS Monticello SYLVESTER SELMON Brookhaven IULIE SHANNON Natchez TERRY SHARP Crystal Springs MICHAEL SHIRLEY Brookhaven CINDY SHIVERS New Hebron HOLLY SIDES Braxton Wesson campus-freshmen Modern buildings add to campus beaut LAURIE SILLS Silver Creek ANGIE SIMMONS Brookhaven MIKE SIMMONS Crystal Springs ERNEST SIMS Meadville TAMMY LYNN SISCO Brookhaven IORDANIA SKIPPER Brookhaven ALISA SMITH Brookhaven ANGIE SMITH Ferriday, LA ANTHONY SMITH Wesson ARMANDA SMITH Wesson BESSIE MAE SMITH Brookhaven BETSY LAVERNE SMITH Brookhaven BILLY RAY SMITH Hazlehurst CALVIN SMITH Natchez CHERYL SMITH Crystal Springs CONNIE IO SMITH Brookhaven CYNTHIA SMITH Georgetown DANNY LEE SMITH Natchez DONIS FAYE SMITH Wesson DARLENE SMITH Monticello DWAYNE SMITH Hazlehurst JENNIFER SMITH Brookhaven IESSIE SMITH Brookhaven IOHN SMITH Wesson MK KELMER RAY SMITH, IR. ,,f-- Q Brookhaven Q KEITH EDWARD SMITH it 35 Magee X . LAWAYNE SMITH Brookhaven LORETTA SMITH Crystal Springs IOYCE SMITH Ruth PATRICIA SMITH Brookhaven ' 0 n 'fx I . n ' ,dl 102,414 -fivfi I . -es, :tg . I 4 5 I 4 i 9, 'i ,X 45 2 I A S 1 -wi-2.1 ff' 414 C K' If Q . Aw N ., . 1 . ,J - l XXX Wi, -X - -Hfvnw . ,I . rw 4' gxrfg r .. S ., 4 Wesson campus-freshmen 01d cafeteria receives renovation as rec hall RICHARD SMITH f Brookhaven ROBYN SMITH , , - , ,W Wesson , Y STACEY sMITH Brandon 'T' X, TAMMY SMITH Brookhaven H ,' ' TIMOTHY SMITH X' 1 ,H Brookhaven ' A TODD SMITH Crystal Springs I BONITA SMITHIE ' Ruth YVETTE SOUTH Natchez IIMMY SPIERS Brookhaven GLENDA STALANS Silver Creek 'X A RONALD STANTON , Hazlehurst I BRIAN STENNETT I 4 I I, Brookhaven iv- N. I Q,- 19 'if Q f 9 MAI Q, I f K are ,, ,, tv , ,, 'f-Q3 Y ,, LINDA STEPHENS tfprf , I X ' Qs an xx 'as X . 35+ 4f, A 21' ,. ' v , . . , K 3 x I T' 7 T 5 A 'S RS 3 X Qi I i I ' X 'Tl I vi . 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WEEKS Natchez TONY WEEKS Brookhaven BILLIE WELCH Brookhaven DANA WELCH Hazlehurst LA NE' WHITEHEAD Natchez WAYNE WHITE Brookhaven RICKY WHITTINCTON Hazlehurst LARRY WILCHER Brookhaven RAYMOND WILCHER Brookhaven Wesson campus-freshmen Daily routine becomes a Way of life HOWARD WILKINSON Meadville 'IH ' BEVERLY WILLIAMS ,N .J I, Brookhaven sf ' 'W in HOWARD WILLIAMS Brookhaven TERESA WILLIAMS Loyd Star VALERIE WILLIAMS - Brandon f W ATHENA WILLIAMSON f , l Brookhaven . ! , t IEROME WILLIAMSON Magee ROBYN WILLIAMSON if Mendenhall ' SARA WILLIAMSON Ji 11' - Monticello I TERRY WILLIAMSON Monticello BRENDA WILSON r . Crystal Springs xl . K.. N RACHELLE WILSON . 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ROSLYN CARTER Natchez ALAN CHESTER Natchez TAMMY COBB Natchez BURNLEY COOK Natchez MARGARET COOLEY Natchez BETH COOPER Natchez SHARON DAVENPORT Natchez BUTCH DAVID Natchez ADDIE DAVIS Natchez LIZZIE DAVIS Natchez Four represent Natchez campus homecoming court T7 daft CFD jf!! Ill -lisa. we X aw C Q ,t X3 E..-x ' r -we DX , N x X Q , i g g Q if . tw x h ' K ' : I AW 1:10 3 if V' at -ft iii I ff If it .P A A is - f 1 Tx ss! .9 , st ,c AG- 1 I Qs , X x C, A ., , we :rg . f Q - vfSx??'tf'f -96-5' 2 t i x .Ar X ' 4 1 5, t ' . 'fsfxiwu I i IJ T 5 'XT 3 ft I 5 Natchez campus- sophomores -55.342- E 1 as A-Y Q- f lg, 5 , 0 I f Q ' ' uw ,.. e ,. . ,gtg W l MJ it ' I 1 .4 sw Q . 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JACKSON Natchez CLARENCE IONES Natchez MARY ANN IONES Vidalia, LA LARRY KASS Natchez WALTER KETCHINGS Natchez ,Q 127 Classes, tests, learning ...CL Natchez campus SARAH KING Natchez PAUL KLUTTS Natchez ALICE LEWIS Natchez PHIL LINDLEY Natchez EVA ANN LONG Natchez RODGER MEINZINGER Natchez ALICIA MERRITT Natchez DWIGHT MINOR Natchez DEBRA MOBLEY Natchez LINDA MOORE Washington LUBERDA MORGAN Natchez ROSA NESBY Roxie CHARLIE NETTERVILLE Woodville VIRGINIA NETTERVILLE Natchez PAULA NIXON Natchez MIKE PENNINGTON Natchez SELENA PERRY Natchez CHALES PORTER, IR. Natchez GLORIA PRATER Natchez BARBARA PROBY Natchea ANNETTE RABB Natchez RICKY REED Natchez MIKE RITCHIE Natchez KRISTI ROBERTS Natchez GARY ROBICHAUX Natchez MARY RUFFIN Natchez PAT SANQUINETTI Natchez DIANA SCHILLING Natchez EDWINA SCOTT Natchez SANDRA SCOTT Natchez -sophomores ! N 3 -'Y' , - . Q-. L , at In a I . -gf Y ' Y ' , 4 . ' 1 ia. -244' ., V , ,-:'Am3t.wv7I Q-. - I it 3 V- l 1 .fi r H . ' , , 1,2 3 a ' A Q , ,LV ' ,,,,,. 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SMITH Natchez JAMES SMITH Natchez JEFF SMITH Natchez ANNA SPILLMAN Woodville THOMAS SULLIVAN Natchez ALONZO SYLVESTER Natchez MARK THORNTON Natchez THOMAS TRACY Natchez RAY WALLACE Vidalia, LA DIANA WALTER Natchez SHONETTE WHITTINGTON Natchez ANGEL WILLIAMS Natchez LEON WILLIAMS Natchez WALTON WILSON Natchez FREDDIE WOODS Natchez JEAN WOOD Natchez BETTY WOOTEN Natchez JAMES YOUNG Natchez MARGARET YOUNG Natchez Meetings provide learning experiences Natchez campus- VIKKI ADAMS Bude BETTY AUSTIN Natchez ELOISE AUSTIN Natchez BARBARA BACON Natchez MONA BACON Natchez DAVID BAILEY Natchez IANICE BAILEY Natchez MIKE BALLARD Natchez KAY BELK Natchez MICHAEL BELL Natchez DOREASE BERRY Vidalia, LA. SUSAN BLACKWELL Church Hill MILDRED BOOTHE Sicily Island, LA. BRENDA BOYTE Natchez ANITA BRADLEY Crosby TIM BRADSHAW Natchez IOHN BRASEAL Natchez SANDY BROWN Natchez CARL BRYANT Natchez SARA BUCKLES Roxie MARVIN BUNCH Natchez MARY BURKS Meadville BARBARA BURLESON Natchez ANGELA BURLISON Natchez IOHN BURNS Natchez VICKI CAMPBELL Natchez LINDA CANTU Natchez DBIE CATER Natchez IOI-IN CAVIN Natchez KIM CLOESSNER Ionesville, LA. BARBARA CLOY Natchez RANDY COBB Natchez CLYDE COLLINS Fayette IIMMIE CONEY lonesville, LA. freshman A4 . 1: . , , I 1 I cl I I I ,.-, 1 X eff, . I I I F f A , ...f. M f - r ,J LEE-' . ,. .f.,. .. s Y E , , wt 5 r I -V '-wal:-,. - Ins . . M .,,.-.: ,Z Qs 4 2, fx t 5 H , . 5 all -if .X Q I X, I X, I -2 ! vm. U, s Q - .N XL . , . . I ,, , i 3 A I i . l N vs' h fl Q... A, 'Ga in an , Yi..LQ.J x Ag, N f.: ' is Q - 1 xl 6 -, .R 2 . ff I ,i ull mf' :AS F . ... 14 u X 4 . Q :gg ar X T. I -c, I . g- .f . , 'QW' ' ' X. l:-- .-,,. P 1 V . X, K 1 X I N F . - f 4 7a . ' V . 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LEECIE DUNN Natchez WENDY EIDT Natchez THOMAS ELLINGTON, IR Natchez SHARRON ELVESTON Natchez DANIEL ERWIN Natchez CARLA EVANS Natchez BRENDA FARMER Natchez HENRY FARMER Natchez PENNY FERRINGTON Natchez PEGGY FINN Natchez LINDA FLETCHER Natchez TERESA FLOWERS Natchez BARBARA FOLEY Natchez ROBIN FOSTER Natchez RUTH FOSTER Natchez WEST FOSTER Natchez ZACHARY FOSTER Natchez KEN FRANCE Natchez ROZINA FRANKLIN Natchez NANCY FRETTARD Natchez PATRICIA GAMBLE Natchez CATHERINE GARDEN Natchez COOKIE GIBBONS Natchez VIVIAN GREEN Natchez TRACEY GREENE Monterey, LA DELORES GREENING Natchez IOAN HARPER Natchez DANNY HAZLIP Natchez RUTH HENCE Natchez Natchez r 0 4 .ff ' wg. ,X I CHRISTINA HICKOMBOTTOM I '- DESSIE HICKOMBOTTQM Natchez DON HICKS Natchez ELIZABETH ANN HICKS Natchez BRIAN HINSON Natchez MEALISSA HOGGATT Natchez SUZETTE HUFF Natchez SHIRLEY HUNT Natchez WALTER HUSTON Fayette ANDREW IACKSON Natchez IRMA IACKSON Natchez IANET IACKSON Natchez MATTHEW IACKSON Natchez PAM JACKSON Natchez ROSIE IACKSON Natchez KAY JAMES Natchez IANE IAMISON Natchez MIRIAM IEFFUS Natchez BRENDA IOI-INSON Natchez Natchez campus-freshman I I 'z t fltfita tg! t 1 ag, .VN it he 15 412. vi . , 1. 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ANITA LINDSEY Natchez JAMES LOGAN Natchez JAMES LONG Natchez JOHN MCCALIP Natchez KEITH MCCARTY Woodville MARY MCCLURE Natchez SHERRY McDONOUGH Natchez SHIRLEY MCGRAW Natchez DIANE MCINTOSH Natchez PAMELA MAIN Natchez ANN MALLOY Natchez SCOTT MANOLEY Church Hill ANITA MARKS Natchez RUSTY MARKS Natchez WILLIE MARKS Natchez CEOLA MARSAW Natchez DAVID MARTIN Natchez CELIA MASCAGNI Natchez FRANCIS MASCAGNI Natchez KATIE MATTHEWS Natchez TRAVIS MENG Natchez THOMAS MIDDLETON Natchez GLORIA MILLER Natchez 0 0 l33 tudents research ln llbrary Natchez campus-freshman AUDREY MINOR Natchez TINA MONTAGNET Natchez BRENDA MOSES Natchez PEGGY MYERS Natchez SHELIA MYRICK Natchez DEBBIE NELSON Clayton, LA. ELIZABETH NETTERVILLE Natchez DEBORAH NEWMAN Natchez LYNN NICHOLS Natchez NANCY NICHOLS Natchez VAN O'GUIN Natchez JAMES OLIVER Fayette FREDA PARKER Natchez PEGGY PENNINGTON Natchez STANLEY PERRY Natchez IOHN RABB Natchez CHARLIE RASCO Natchez EVELYN REED Natchez IAMES REHMS Natchez BERNARD RILEY Natchez PATSY RILEY Vidalia, LA. STEPHEN RITCHIE Natchez MAVIS ROBB Natchez TOMMY ROBBINS Natchez IUDY ROBERTSON Woodville BOBBY RODGERS Natchez SANDRA RODRIGUEZ Natchez CHRIS RUCKER Lorman CHARLES RUSHING Natchez CHERI SANDERS Natchez ,TR ' , V 1 . H -I '- , A , ' 1' ' 'fb ' I ff, 'sf' jr : X V . I, ' rf 2 :ex 'V A X X , 1 t . I r J , I 'fn I sl in L , ' 4 i ' y If Kg, T ms 1 Q ,Mi ,er W 93 1 X I t 3 a I , I. 450 ' S' ' - Q -D - C, ,, I gag- , vw vm- , We j I w P , Yi 2 I gtg 2' tiif N f 2 X 'F ,km :H Q I X. L t I I I i fr X ' 'Sk iii. f x X W I 1 wk- ,text 15, I I gh .' Z M. I x S I 1. ZF' Q r ' Q ' -..y ' I 7 '31, h N 1 I 0, this is college! Natchez campus-freshman X xx ,I , X . . 1 W F.. 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DAVID SMITH Natchez STEVE SMITH Natchez VIOLA SMITH Natchez IO ANNE STAFFORD Natchez VELBERT STAMPLEY Natchez RICHARD STANFORD Natchez DELORIS STANTON Natchez ROY STANTON Natchez JOYCE STEWART Natchez TRACY STAMP Natchez RAY STURDIVANT Natchez ROBERT STUTZMAN Natchez KIM SWILLEY Natchez CARRIE TAYLOR Natchez IULIE THARP Natchez CHRIS THOMAS Natchez JUNE TRULY Natchez LINDA KAYE VESTAL Natchez MARIE WALLACE Natchez IENNIFER WALLER Natchez PAM WARREN Natchez CARL WASHINGTON Natchez DANNY RAY WEEKS -Hx it' Nam Classes bring unusual experien es Natchez campus-freshman I I 'W 1-1,11 ' ,2':.-:WT 34 3 f 'd I 'T ., gl ' M 45: ' ADAM WELCH 'ff ' 'F P' Natchez ,, WILMA WELSH f ,b Natchez ' MW 6 IO AN WHETSTONE Woodville ANN WHITE Natchez I Yi 5 DARRELL WHITE , I Natchez I ' 1 IERRY WHITE is 9. A I at I ,,. 1 Natchez -'W' M V ..-.A, fm I MELANIE WILKINSON Q If ,K I I Natchez ., -4 f--- Q If ., 4'flJ'2 f X ,, ' ff C,L1?xv 2 ' -4557 W I NATALIE WILKINSON , M 'X I Natchez ,fi 'I 5 x , , SANDRA WILLIAMS I gg, H X ly I Roxie ' -, ' :fi 51 5 ,331 ' X, I V I CATHERINE WILSON I :gf 1 W 1 I ' X ' IULUIS WILSON Natchez lg MARGARET WILSON W ff- Ii Natchez QE 4 DONNA WINSTON - Natchez , V37 IOI-IN ALLEN YEAMAN 1 I WW , Natchez Y SHEILA YORK f Natchez I I I fl N 'Q jwg A. 3 X N A 'K F I F J A i t N 5 1 N W I X ,xx N Q I I L , ,I ' f ' w.I.,M A .. xi Hi 1 X -MI, MM Z . ' .11 la... Q.. 'I' 3 1 I Hob ob provides rela ation Natchez campus-special students 3. I f I I .5 t 94: 1-A 3 'ittzf Q -a- 1 ir:-f i,,,, If 4 I I ' will I X J 1 ll v' nf I I fr- 4 ,22:x:' mrs 1 R 4 I I ax! X1 xx, 'QS 1 'x f' aff yzvaaf. ,V 145- , f 'f Zz: 'iI7f1:fe. at-we W 2' L' 'I Zlfj K, gras ' 76 V7 F 1 4 'fl -2 if I E f., i w ' I N 1 ,Z-8, X S 13,4 if 'ga 1 , , la, vt' ur. J' A -ra in f L -V-,! l I ff tg ,ff ,M I M 1' yi' 1-...I W - DONALD BARRAZA Natchez WALTER BETTS Natchez GLORIA BOYETTE Natchez STEVE BURR Natchez RICHARD BUTLER Natchez MARGERY CALVERT Woodville RENARD CHATMAN Natchez LURLEA COKER Natchez PAM FLOWERS Natchez LESTER FREEMAN Natchez MARGIE GAVIN Natchez ROBERT GRIFFITH Fayette IOYCE HANNON Natchez REBECCA KIMBRO Natchez IULIEN MORETON Natchez CAROL ANN NOSSER Natchez PETER NOSSER Natchez RUTH SCHUCHS Natchez KATHY STEPHENS Natchez SANDY STRINGER Natchez IOAN STURDIVANT Natchez LARRY SWEAZY Natchez GWEN THOMAS Natchez MIGNON WALLER Natchez PATTY WESTBROOK Natchez GUARNETTE WILLIAMS Natchez Classes offer individualized instruction ' 37 Cosmetology school trains students SHONTA BRIDGES Braxton CINDY CALCOTE Monticello SHARON CALCOTE Monticello HELEN CARSON Brookhaven DEBBIE CASE Brookhaven LISA ENTRICAN Brookhaven MARIO HALEY Brookhaven LINDA I-IOLLOWAY Bude ANGELA LITTLE Star REBECCA MCAFEE Brookhaven DOUGLAS MCCOY Ecldiceton CHERI MORRIS Newhebron VICKIE NEWMAN Brookhaven GAIL NORTON Brookhaven EILEEN PATTERSON Sontag ROBIN REGISTER Wesson LANCE REID Brookhaven HENRINE SANDERS Wesson KIM SMITH Monticello JANET SPRING Meadville SABRINA STAMPS Brookhaven SUSAN TWINER Hazelhurst ELOISE WARD Crystal Springs IANE WATERS Brookhaven RENEA WATTS Magee ANNIE WILCHER Brookhaven MARY WILCHER Brookhaven IIMMIE DAVIS BYRD Wesson .Q-V 1 6 4.3 4iw...,v ,,, if , 52 ,r,, C 41325 4,21 fum -eu 6 J I ...M 94 '-S. S in hail' care Wesson campus T227 ff I W , I I jf,P ,qui 2 N, Wesson campus ,,.,.'1 ec fc fi Qyiwlie 1,1 . VQ L li ' M i -.1 fm- I A F I in 1 Q z ? . 8. I W f. 5 ff X BOBBY ASHLEY Hazlehurst VIRGINIA BROWN jayess PAYE BUCKLES Meadvillc ELLA BURNIi'I'TIi jayess VERNA BYRD Brookhaven NONA CASE Brookhaven REGINA CLARK Newhebron BEVERLY COON Iayess SHERYL DIXON Hazlehurst TRACEY FOSTER Monticello CINDY HERRING Bogue Chitto VALERIE IEANETTE Bogue Chitto PAM KING Monticello BETTY LEGGETT Brookhaven DORISE LORD Monticello WANDA MCINNIS Wesson IEWELL NATIONS Monticello CHERYL PENNIX Hazelhurst PEGGY PERKINS Monticello PATI PITTMAN Brookhaven SONIA ROGERS Silver Creek IANET ROSENTRETER Crystal Springs DONIS SMITH Wesson BONNIE STURGES Stronghope MARY WHITE Brookhaven BELINDA WILSON Monticello Practical nurses receive caps in ceremonies Q 1 wa E Q 23,11- H J F V L s r i i 1 Drafting, design attract many terminal students -J.. ,- , Nesson campus i Data processing students work with computers 4 Q 1 Wesson campus Secretarial science offers three program choices has EGU 4MB . ' fl ,fr ... Radiological technology accepts first students Wess Air conditioning, heating, refrigeration ,J A QR T w-., f Cosmetology . . Y sw P. V . 'X 1 ...--I s K ig ...- practical nursing students train in specialized fields W son campus Auto mechanics students study engines W Welding provides a one year program l We p Co-Lin offers state's only heavy equipment mechanics program Machine shop trains operators, teaches tool use Wesson campus 'fr , 4 n,, '. Pyfl' it ' x ,Jr -4 ! ' f wr' 'K -.,1' ,sf ', , . ,, , . a ., , A3 n F , V, U- A ' ' . ,, r' . n Y 1 A' uf .H Q0-Lily I Commercial truck driving trains future truck drivers :Fog 3 rr--gf .1-T A-Qiif.-1 FK' 5. Heavy equipment operator trains in short time Wesson campus Child care supervision draws interest ff, 111 1' 'J' , ,,4,,,f ff--' Nw, JFRM 3511-.SIN Electronics technology opens many doors W son campus Food service supervision meets real need l ,14 - Medical Laboratory Technician program trains in 3 semesters, 30 Weeks L kqtdb Wesson campus College o ers V T, fine arts, business, health Fine Arts Health, Physical Education other programs Special programs are offered in Adult Basic Education!General Educa- tion Development classes: MDTA classes in welding in Brookhaveng and CETA programs on campus in clerical and communicationsp heavy equipment operatorg and construction lhousebuildingj Math, science, social science, humanities -nun-'I'- r , Math V ' ,.,., ,. X i hgyk Social Science night school Night classes are taught in many academic and non iii an Science 'W 'I pf 'Xxx Q F -Cam us. Off campus M W ' X credit subjects, both on and off p classes are avail ble in Magee Sanatorium Mendenhall Monticello, B kh en, Crys tal Springs, and H321 hurst, X t 1 9 XJ , f 4 , -, 4 1 1 - ,Qt K , e Z I , f f 1 , 1 1 I2 3 i A Q 5 I f Q 1 4' 2 I K X E , , ' f , 2 5 f 3 1 F E V. lp V' ,V N , ,l , ,xii 1, A 'I f Z A I : l v, A , 4 V Vj34Q,,,1'hq,:.! f f , ' if 'Zig' : lf ' 5 ,f- ' ,,2, ' 'im Fa' 1 ,r ' atchez Campus i.. Natchez campus tudy, snacks, games, rest- , , ,, . , ,L f., f ' , ,,.,,. ' ,.,,f, 4, 4 , M , -. , 4 . - ' ,, .f MW V , ,,, 4. , f. -lf f, , ' . i Q 1. , . ,V N if I 2 ii ak '66, f -.4 --ur- WU N atch all at the Hob Nob N afclz PTK convention held in Natchez 154 SGA attends convention in Iackson Natchez campus 'f-1112! A .x,.'fQf.,. I x . n fd 'Wi K3 . W 1 wzfiomz 1' STUDENT COUNCIL ASSN OF MISS Nnfclzcz cnnzpzls vi Walton Wilson, Mr. Co-Lin Natchez .gun 6,2 Freshman favorites, from left, Susan Blackwell, Van O'Gwin, Shelia York, kneeling, Brian Hinson. Zu. y.. li elf e e it s t fl l it 1 ' ' Q ' ' I H l'e'- ' fs s 'Q' . i, , ' aQ4?a.u,:,wz' -vu 'ft 1 I lazy fl t SCA officers, from left, Walton Wilson, Mrs. Susan Presley, Lester Freeman, Blase Gaude, Van O'Gwin, Kristi Roberts, Tony Smith, 'la 5 Q F .1 .. nf fl z- 2 if F3 4 ge if for Homecoming elected for '80-' jesse jackson, Miss Co-Lin N Natchez campus atchez Homecoming Maids, from left, Pam Iackson, Mary Fleming, Kristi Rob- erts, and Pam Warren Sophomore Favorites, from left, standing, Ioe Brunner, Angel Wil- liams, Linda Walker Green, Blase Gaucle, Pat Sanguinettig kneeling, Tony Smith. Q 3 gy..- l 'if l X A , 2' 4 i -. 1 , X ,il , v. , r l' X: , 1:4 4 Nntclzez campus 158 ww ,hwy-.w49wf4.,..WM,, ,f,,,.,,w,,. N M, 51 mf, , - ' , Q .f ,-j C we, -I 'A Y , , Busy days of college are spent ' 4 Aw A ,, wwf , V Y 'K .fx X'-f in classrooms, library I' !' C' ' .Q- Al . . .,, , K. Natch Students, faculty iii . mifiiicq J Q , N A W 3,5 R ,. Natchez campus ways of Relaxing wiwv w K . X.. q ,mmm T Natchez campus C0-LIN students have a unique flair H 3 3 Q E S E , p 1 5' 3 3 is , , 1 5 3 1 f a s Q . 5 , Q ' i . 5 1 5 V 3 4 QE ' A 3 'E ri , 3 , 2-- . 1 1 Natchez campus Facult host Legislators on campus. 09 ' ' QFrom leftl Mrs. Willie Mae Donn, Mrs. Sandra Davidson, and Mr. Jessie Thomas. fFrom leftj Rep. Schoby, Associate Dean Garner, and Mrs. Carolyn Smith. l 1. X ffl Schoby. fFrom leftl Rep. Iohnny Iunking Dean of Instruction Dr. Eddie Smith, Associate Dean Howell Garner, and Rep. Barney Natchez campus 164 Full-time Mr. james Baber, Director of Special Services Grant MTS- Iudy Emerick, Special Services secretary staff members make Mrs. Tammy Cobb, Special Services secretary SQLKXQE mn 54,51 Mr. Willie Green, Custodian 'An Mr. Robert johnson, Custodian Mrs. Diana Martello, CETA counselor Natchez campus campus operate smooth! 37 4, 3 . Mrs. Shirley McGraw, admissions secretary Mrs. Gail McGruder, H013 Nob Hostess V l f 'Wl 'A W Q . 'A . ' ' u.v:jgflf'f ' 9 ' ,F M,-B , is . es . V9 ? Z ' I 3 21? 1 F . , H . M' ' 91. Mrs. Diane Mclntosh, Associate Dean's secretary Miss Diana Minor, CETA secretary , .- .,. Z Mrs. Catherine Papillion, Associate Dean's secretary Mr. Floyd Smith, Security Officer 'Q Us ,X . ' .gf .5 ,A .A s W . 1 V .1 ' .,. ,Q A f.. Mrs. Mariea Torrey, CETA instructor Mrs. Cheri Townsend, admissions secretary .lk 1'1?3x'-ii! LW Natchez campus tuclents earn, learn with campus rw 1'X,T1!4p,. 32913, Mary Fleming, Faculty Assistant Mark Thornton, Faculty Assistant Van O'Guir1, Bookstore james Smith, Bookstore I6 faffti Carolyn Marvel, Student Center Assistant Jennifer Waller, Fafrulty Secretary 6 l Natchez campus positions on part-time basis mfr' Betty Green, Reading Lab Assistant Tracy Greene, Library Assistant joy Turner, Library Assistant Iessie Iackson, Library Assistant Sandra Williams, Library Assistant Sadie Walls, Reading Lab Assistant 1 67 Natchez Campus Present campus to be taken by highway 1. I x.,,lmun ' l68 Natchez campus Move to Washington Campus planned for May f. 1 ,nm . an , . n. A N f .Hu ,- ' M . ' f 17 K1 V ' 'f 'I k ' -U -'31 ,lf bin' , ' I 'u ,Q ff. ' ' I I' Y' w A , 'I'-f'f ' D, .-pw' Q fi 5 5 ff-f I' M jim ' , ' , 'f , f 'Y' 'f 'vi' 'U' , ... a 'Hi 4' ' , 'ff Y A W a iw . sQ L,,j r..,411? P l I ' ' f' 1 c I ! ' J , , . t ,G 1 . .5 A an 3 V J' , 1 ' f fm n Mf f - A f 1, 4' ' L . if '- ' A. A A if A Q ff , 251' A4 if 'wr fb f415Q,':Q'l +, , , ef . , , L ff, 2 , 1: E Af? 'q. ,A ,y41?L ' . . ,,v' 1' 5, ,wx 1 fi. ' ' ,A ' ., ' f -3,335 w 1 4 WW' 1 W ?. .17'-42,955.1 lg ? Y fl gif Z up 1 'I' Sf ff if - V , 'WI V Z V .,,f -, . . 1 1 ,, . , , , , 1?-f-f-'A -..,,, ,, X Aw , L 5 Q . , ,, V fn , A. , , , 1 awp . five f 5 ug: 'Xu ,Q fb 'W .nnn ,1kn.,. a Q ev 4 1,--Q.. .r - Q . . 4' Vu Q .aff x wi.'2g7f,,,..: . .' ' ,. E I' E L V W w N 4 P N 1 I 'fb Administration Faculty Staff . Board of Trustees works for Co11ege's growth Working for the constant growth of both the Wesson and Natchez campuses, Copiah-Lincoln junior College's Board of Trustees meets monthly. Board members include tfront, l to rj Mrs. Rose Ferguson, Adams County, Walter Nelson, Adams County, james T. Herring, Franklin County, Marion Hayes, jefferson County, Calvin Britt, Copiah County, Dr. Billy B. Thames, Co-Lin president, Howell C. Garner, associate dean, Natchez campus, T. E. jolly, Lawrence County, Lester Furr, Copiah County, and C. C. Graves jr., Copiah County. Second row includes Tom Reed, Adams County, Dale Sullivan, Copiah County, Dr. Eddie M. Smith, dean of instruction, and john Dow, Lincoln County. Third row includes jesse West, Adams County, Denson Deavers, Lawrence County, L. G. Young, Franklin County, Dr. Dale Smith, Lincoln County, and behind them tfourth rowj jim E. Kyzar, Co-Lin business manager, Sidney Parker, Simpson County, and P. E. Bates, jeffer- son County. On the back are Versie Rushing, Lincoln County, julius Lotterhos, board attorney, Larry Butch Brown, Ad- ams County, and Alton Ricks, dean of students. NOT PICTURED are Dr. j. H. Stribling, Lincoln County, Bill Smith, Simp- son County, P. D. Armstrong, Copiah County, Claude Porter, Adams County, C. C. Clark, Lincoln County, Berry Givens, Lincoln County, Harris B. Henley, Copiah County, and Frank Lowery, Lincoln County. I 5 3 14 ,.. j V Board officers include tl to rj Lester Furr, secretary, Dr. Billy Thames, Co-Lin president, T. E. jolly, vice j. H. Stribling, chairman. Other members of the Executive Board include Walter Nelson, Dr. Dale Smith, C. C. Graves jr. BOARD OF SUPER VISORS COPIAH COUNTY B. B. Berry Tony Smith Sidney Thompson Tommy Heard W. lf. Hood LINCOLN COUNTY Cliff Givens Lee lidward Gatlin Heber Britt Ramsey Smith Cullen Beeson SIMPSON COUNTY L. C McAlpin Ollen McAlpin A. D. Berry jack Mullins jerry H. Bridges jEFFERSON COUNTY james Hamberlin jimmy Goodson Noble Frisby Sol jackson Sylvester Gaines ADAMS COUNTY james H. Carter Bob Bee Philip West Maxie Wallace Boyd Soiourner 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 f if as .. 4 P5 W 5? 94 I 1 Ca Q 'r .3 a chairman, and Dr. Butch Brown, and sf i Administration leads faculty and staff -OF 33? fri I -.f Qin jul? Copiah-Lincoln's administration is composed of tleft to rightj Dr. Billy B. Thames, president, Dr, Eddie M. Smith, dean of instructiong Alton M. Ricks, dean of students, lim E. Kyzar, business managerp and Burlian O'Neal Walker, director of pub- lic information and alumni affairs. W' -,,-an FQ' -.1-FU'-Q-9 The administrative staff on the Wesson campus consists of ffront row, left to rightj Sidney Lee, CETA supervisor: Charles P. Creely, vocational-technical director, jimmy Smith, assistant director, vocational-technical educationp Ralph Frazier, direc- tor of admissions and records, Mrs. Helen E. Mullen, assistant librarian, Miss Rita Adams, CETA counselor, Mrs. Alma G. Smith, admissions clerk, and Kendall Chapman, librarian. Standing, back row, 1 to r, Edgar W. Martin, director of adult and continuing education, Bob G. I-Iuckaby, vocational-technical counselorg and Danny Dykes, director of institutional re- search. Wesson Campus Division of tudent Services aids students Working in student person- ' 'i nel services are Cl to rj Miss Faye Hughes, resident nurse, Mrs. Barbara Webb, director of UPWARD Bound program, Mrs. Winnie M. Hennington, resi- dent nurse, Mrs. Juanita Thom- as, receptionist, Mrs. Lori R. Salyer, secretary, and Mrs. Iudy Case, director of financial aid. fBack row, l to rj Grover Smith, director of student life, Mrs. Laura Butler, dormitory hostess, Russell Ray, director of student development, Mrs. Beverly DuBois, secretary of fi- nancial aid, and Alton M. Ricks, dean of students. Not pictured are Teddy Bouchillon, director of Co-Op Program, Miss Lillie Shannon, secretary, Co-Op program, Mrs Margie Panquerne, dormitory hostess, I. Mike Smith, director of stu- dent activities, Gwyn Young, student activities, and Mrs. Saundra Rufus, UPWARD Bound community counselor. Staff members include fl to rj Rev. Roy Smith, Baptist Stu- dent Union director, Mrs. Maudell A. Weeks, associate di- rector, alumni affairs, Charles Hart, bookstore manager, Mrs. Ruth T. Slay, bookkeeper, Mrs. Frances Mullins, child care su- pervision aide, Mrs. Sheryl Montgomery, assistant comput- er services, Michael Tanner, ac- countant, business office, Mrs. Vickie White, purchasing agent, and Darryl Iordan, director of the physical plant. Not pic- tured are Mrs. Charlotte Bagley, switchboard operator, and Mrs. Rachel Thompson, as- sistant manager, bookstore. Cafeteria, grill provide food services 174 -Q' ,- gn. .P . Q . ,. eff? i is fs 4 si. E .2 if taff assists in many ways .zig- g 1 1 D 7 Y! 6 - St 'rv' The cafeteria staff first semester was com- posed of Bill Shults, manager, ARA-Food Services, Mrs. Dorothy jones, grill manager, and john Deare, assistant manager, cafeteria. New cafeteria manager second semester is Steve Holtz. Wesson Campus Humanities offer courses in five departments We fav' Teaching in the humanities divisions are fl to rj Durr Walker, Ir., chairperson and English, John R. Landress, speech and theatre, Mrs. Nancy Dykes, English, Mrs. Wilma W. Cole, reading, Mrs. Edna Earle Crews, English, Mrs. Keith McDaniel, English, Mrs. Sharon Alexander, English, Burlian O. Walker, journalism, and Harold I. Patterson, French. Elf Q l Q 'lr .:: lv' It 'Y Teaching in the social science division are fseated, l to rj Miss lane Ainsworth, history, psychology, education, Alton Greenlee, history and geography. Standing, l to r, are Wade Alexander, chairperson and history, Danny Harrell, political science, lim Lightsey, history and psychology, Capt. Steve Allenbach, military science, and Sgt. Truman Candy, military science QROTCJ. Social science teaches about the world in which we live Wesson campus g o o ll Math trains for a technlcal society The mathematics division is composed of Cl to rj Dr. Ierry Dykes, math, Miss Gail Fulton, math, Donald Iohnson, math and physical science, Dr. Roy Daughdrill, math and chairperson, and Richard Williams, math. at . 'ff ,az P-M 'lwmmf i ' l x if 1 -ef ' X , S :,. 5 fi 3 Nw.-G El, iw Composing the fine arts faculty are fleft to rightl Kenneth Klaus, music, choir and Sojourners, Ms. Ioan Harris, music, Torn Ross, art, Miss julia Guess, music, and Stanley W. Stewart, chairperson, band director and music. Fine Arts offer music, choir, band, art esson campus Business division develops skilled students ' if 'Ni f Business division faculty members include Cl to rl Charles Hart, accounting, Dan- ny Harrell, business law, and Mike McIntyre, chairperson and economics. ff: 'if' fl rf' , ,av WA., 1' V' ,Jil of A Co-Lin's Wesson campus science division is composed Q14 of Cl to rj Dr. Maria de los Reyes, biological sciences, Dr. y qu Douglas B. Schexnayder, biological science-sg Donnie ws: 11 Lawson, biological sciencesp and Dr. Phyllis Hayes, -N 1, chairperson and chemistry. if W, 1 ,M s Science provides knowledge of today's World Wesson campus Health, physical education coaches develop E i. ' d b dy ' Jira.:f'r.+ ' - mln , o it , . R N, . X ,N r VFA- V 'Q R: fi , an if' A . P i 'swf-Z l ' vcr, 2 1 ' Wi 0, ff ,, 5 , A If in ww Wk:-Y 'V . 5 LQ.-fp ,f l H , 3 A 1 1' 4, N Q EQcl.u:tSgF E me E Among physical education and health in- A . ',,' ti 3 N structors are C1 to rl Gwyn Young, Mrs. I lvl f Katherine Huckaby, division chairpersong E and Leroy Granberry. Not pictured are I. ' Mike Smith and james Sloan. ii 5 5 2 i 5. if 1 .. f A is W. ,wgfge fm, .MMM -Q a ' Q ' of- ' Zgi - ,,,:: Q if ar .. ,,,x,. aff - - HJ ir' Q L The coaching staff consists of fl to rl Mike Mclntyre, tennis, Alton Greenlee, baseball, Wade Alexander, trackg Gwyn Young, women's basketball, Richard Wil- liams, men's basketball, and Leroy Granberry, golf. ' .,.......,...w, W.-.1 . 'f '2- . M Jvxwxaam P0 4-1 K' Football coaches are James Sloan, athletic director and head football coachg I. Mike Smith, assistant football coachg and Ray Ishee, assistant football coach. N8 .SJ f X... II l l 9 i ra' 2 l ' to il if l 1 l i esson Campus ocational-technical education offers Variety of training 34' QIQA P !' k f. F ' Vocational-technical administration is composed of fl to rj Charles P. Creely, vocational technical directorg Iimmy C. Smith, assistant director, vocational-technical education, Sidney Lee, CETA supervisor, Miss Rita Adams, CETA counselor, and Bobby G. Huckaby, vocational-technical counselor. . ,.-s::.s.s-.-t.- - ,-' .1 1'-- af.-il' X , , 'I W ,. . 'ii' ' ,V Ai- , was , ' ' rt F t '98 Y' ,-9'9 SA.s lx' 5 H tg 113' Teaching health related fields are fl to rj Mrs. Laura Coghlan, radiological technology, Mrs. Zoula H. Strong, medical labo- ratory technician, and Mrs. Irene Brister, R.N., practical nursing. Not pictured is Mrs. Betty Hart, R.N., practical nursing. Health related fields show growth Wesson Campus Business and office, Vocational, technical among vo-tech departments in division .. ' ' I idxa.-f .af- . ff,-5 Business and office members include fl to rj Noel Assink, data processing, Mrs. jean Ricks, secretarial science, Mrs. Becky Burt, secretarial science, Mrs. jackie Frazier Harp- er, secretarial science, and Mrs. Melnee jaudon, clerical-communications, CETA. fx if I L if .Y 7 i If 'A ' i 9 ? J , , 6 ci, 2 A ' s . 5 . . X 1 Q if , N Q M .e t X f fl - i. 1 . f. Q , , 4 ' 1 Www A.A ,A 4 .VVA p V K 'A N'-G l l S- '- ai A A ,,, mei - e '13, L,-1 A , , ' 44 l w.5 i 4...,i 5 A l tj 'lfgglml 1' H . -'.'-. -- f X j, I 5 .xx xgt h Technical faculty members include Cl to rj '- ' A E at ' Mrs. Lucile Horton, child care supervision L K ' instructor, Edwin L. Smith, drafting and de- 5 X N g sign technology, Steve Harris, electronics - ' ' technology, Herman Cavin, drafting and de- sign technology, and Charles A. Langley, 4? electronics technology. Not pictured is Mrs. ,A Wanda W. Parker, child care supervision in- ' structor. l N-B4 uni ' Y 8. if' Vocational faculty members include ffront, 1 to rj Floyd Hoover, air conditioning, heating, and refrigeration, james Harris, machine shop, Mrs. Ann Armstrong, basic related studies, johnny Wilson, heavy equipment operator, Ben joe Ratcliff, automotive mechanics, Mrs. Pa- tricia Amacker, cosmetology, jack Amacker, commercial truck driving, Earl Sisco, machine shop, Evins Henderson, automotive mechanics, George jordan, basis related studies, and jack Burt, welding. tSecond row, l to rj Bobby Leonard, heavy equipment mechanics, Glenn - ii,.,,,... ' Vx X: J cj, ,A t W QM x 3,-. Q5 it NNI McGee, air conditioning, heating, and refrigeration, Sam Smith, CETA, housebuilding, Mrs. Faye Hill, cosmetology, Mrs. Kay Rayborn, basic related studies, Miss Beverly Cummins, food service supervision, Oliver Beasley, CETA, housebuilding, Bruce Irvin, weld- ing, Thomas Thompson, heavy equipment mechanics, and Richard McManus, heavy equipment operator, CETA. Not pictured is Harry Taylor, CETAXGED basic related instructor. i i . ,P . Adult education meets needs of participants v 3 The adult and continuing education division is composed of lfront, left to right? Mrs. Grace Noble, Senior AIDE, Mrs. Mary Ann Shannon, secretary of division, and Mrs. Margaret Farmer, Senior AIDE. Back row consists of Edgar W. Martin, director of the division, Harold Luther Smith, counselor, and Mrs. Iimmye K. Batchelor, director of Senior AIDE program. Night classes, camps, conference, conventions, and meetings all come under the di- vision. The library staff consists of Mrs. Nell Creely, clerk, Mrs. Helen E. Mullen, assistant librarian, Kendall Chapman, librarian, Miss Iessie Smith, Senior AIDE, and Mrs. Hattie Hughes, Senior AIDE. Not pictured are Mrs. Kath- leen Hutchins and Mrs. Phyllis Tanner, both night clerks. Secretaries on campus lleft to right! are Mrs. Anne Stephens, business office, Mrs. joy Lowery, physical Mrs. Margaret Lee, secretary to the president, plant, Mrs. Ian Shults, secretary to dean of instruction, Mrs. Mary Ann Shannon, adult education, Mrs. Sigrid jackson, business office, Mrs. Rose- mary Letchworth, vocational-technical, Mrs. Sibyl Smith, vocational-techni- cal, Ms. Ruthie Allen, vociational-technical, and Mrs. Margaret Farmer, standing in back, Senior AIDE program. Not pictured are Mrs. Sharon Channell, vocational-technical, Mrs. Wanda Sloan, admissions and records, Miss Lillie Shannon, Co-Op Program, Miss Fay Williams, athletics, and Mrs. Tammy Bradford, Upward Bound Program. Library staff provides services to patrons Secretaries help students, faculty 181 Ngffffff Administrators lead all atchez Mr. Howell Campus n C. Garner, Associate Dean of Natchez Mr. Garner confers with instructor Lyman Smith. ' ,ff o ' w i .h ' r 9 o ' M.. 7 J. ,Arl ' ' 'f xfmm-fn ,- '7..., 71 Q ' Q ,N , Q' ' X '- v ' y .. . X' X x xv . ' f I x t ' - N V v 31' 5' A.. X xg A M ,. x 'X N. 'X Q 5 A ' . x xx Q , .- ,. .H , 'f 31 'b x V ., K . X A 182 Mrs, Willu- Mac Dunn, I,ibf.1ri.m Mrs. Dunn checks out .1 book to student Dwight Minor. x ,X Q ft t . , , . X P' , Campus educational activities Nam Campus ,nav 1 Mrs. Sandra Davidson, Director of Admissions and Records Mrs. Davidson counsels in person and by phone. 11 L5'fk'gj7'y .Awww 1 nw!! , M, ,,,, , ,, 1 Z' Q u ,A ' W ,, , 42 'xfyf ng, f gre? fvf , 55.1, , if, .42 ff , V f f 'fgwwy .45 Jw 1 f W, A ..,, ., ,Mr 75. jf ,-1 .A ' , w., 1,14 . .r . ' gy .wr . . f, , fi, ,Wi Q w - - :MM -f-ef ef 1f..Hf4.4s.: , N I I H M , R ,df fm ,,.,.- ...sas Mr. Thomas studies student's placement test results. Mfr l'SSSie I-06 Tl'l0m-35' CO'-1N59l01' 133 Natchez campus 184 Full-time Faculty teach, I, Mrs. Geraldine Brown, Psychology and Sociology Mr, john Bullen, Chemistry and Biology K M l Mrs. Ann Bullock, Secretarial Science Mr. Eddie Duett, Accounting and Economics M ru Mrs. Dean Gibson, English Mr. Henry Murphy, Mathematics Part-time faculty not pictured include Mr. Allen Barnes, Mr. Charles Also part-time are Mr. Albert Duck, Ir., Mr. Rob Gavin, Mrs. Barbara Beck, Mr. john Brown, Mrs. Priscilla Brown, Mr. jim Browning, Mrs. Gilbert, Mrs. Carolyn Gwin, Rev. Franklin Haire, Mr. Larry Iones, Sharon Bryan, Mrs. Kathy Casey, Mr. Iames Davis, Mrs. Brenda Laird, Dr. Robert Leard. Natchez campus advise, counsel, aid students uint 1122 Sister Mary Pardy, Reading Development , - as nannlunuumuauunaulucalcium 7 Ili Hu Miss Rosa Poole, Music W-as-......,,,,,, Mr. Charles Quimby, History Also part-time instructors are Mrs. Margaret Mallett, Mr. Donald A150 part-fi Marion, Mr. Steve Martin, Mr. Richard Mullins, Mrs. Ophelia Nelson, Smith, Mr. Mr. Allen Oliver, Mr. Dale Owens, Mrs. Leinda Petermann. ligft Trimbl 'im- Dr. joey Paul, Mathematics Mrs. Susan Presley, French, History, and Geography Mrs. Carolyn Smith, English and Public Information Mr. Lyman Smith, Distribution and Marketing Technol- OSY me are Mrs. Shirley Phillips, Mr. Lester Smith, Mrs. Nan Van Stewart, Mr. B. M. Tarver, Miss Lucy Tempel. Mr. El- e, Mr. Charles Walker, Mr. George West, jr. AXA 1 l ,ff l XJ Q Q dv..-f N if ! uf-W V sash 8 tudent Life 3 , ,mm Q jumeeslvlw af. ,... we M. , ,if F . A, i, 4 , 'Q S X .AJ L. 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