Delta State University - Broom Yearbook (Cleveland, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1972 volume:

smsm ' mmmm The BROOM, the Statesman ' s Review of the Year, is your official College Yearbook. It is manned by fel- low Delta State Students who freely contribute their lime and effort under the direction of the Editor and Business Manager for whom you, the statesman, voted for. Its purpose is to present to you a cross-section of life on campus both in and out of class from March to March which is the time our book goes to press. We strive to achieve equal representation and hopefully will accomplish a pleasing balance which will be ac- cepted by all, students and faculty alike. Upo viewing this book, if you have any Suggestions, cisms, or Questions in general about the Statesm. Review of the Year, please come by and see us Broom Office in Scott Hall so that we may improve a basically good book. It is up to you, fellow - ' - to maintain the quality of your Yearbook in possible. If we have pleased you with our efforts t we are happy. If we have not succeeded then lei move forward to bigger and better accomplishments thru your help and suggestions to obtain a yearbook that you and I both can call My Book. Delta State College Statesman ' s Review of the Year ' tW mm Awm TABLE OF CONTENTS Campus Life 2-61 Honors 62-75 Organizations 76-91 Greeks 92-113 Features 114-129 Sports 130-169 Administration 170-181 Classes 182-213 In Memoriam 214-215 Ads 216-229 Index 230-240 Editor, Michael David St. John Business Manager, Kathleen Aguzzi I ' Men ATtxtufe TfrJofues M « tfj PmukuJb D.CC (19S6-1971) During Dr. Ewing ' s tenure of office from Sept. 1, 1956 to May of 1971, Delta State College has expanded beyond its original purpose of Teach- er Preparation to become one of the foremost colleges in the state. Under Dr. Ewing, Delta State has been called Mississippi ' s most rap- idly growing Liberal Arts Institution, and as the center of higher edu- cation in the delta. Since assuming his role as Third President of the college Delta State ' s enrollment has increased from 527 in 1956 to 3,039 students in 1971 with a total of 5,11,1 degrees being awarded, of these, 316 being M.S. degrees. More than 15 million dollars has been spent on campus improvements and a 2 million dollar Student Union Building is now in the process of becoming a reality at his designation. To enumer- ate all the achievements of Dr. Ewing would entail a long list indeed. Instead, let it suffice to say that Delta State today is living proof of the dedication shown by the man foremost with the Statesman ' s well-being in mind, and that man is James M. Ewing. Rear Admiral Alan P. Shepard presents Delta State with a souvenir of his latest Lunar Expedition. md I promise free shaves and haircuts for everyone . . TdaNHl HMMj .- idBr -J fc fmp ,m mt Ha «• _ ■ • I i.l ' - ' ' -— t - SfcgT J: — J 2T • . -- -«y r l - ' ! i fSr-f - ' ... ■L : r -1: - ■ '  - + 3§f :sl r ' y-  «• C3J .—V ■ ' T Z K ,.„ m - r H J rr- j i J|P n : W- tv ' l ■3 5 i w m : r ■fe t l33iMiffiigg fcl For R ° aOT£=L A ForGE ME Billr Novell ♦. ' S ' R), $ a..j j ' m s . • !JSfciA A ■ v, I ■ i ■ J —i 5 i r Dv. A Wy fa- lutM a A FowiJy U e Oi Do It Uiml Shortly after Dr. Aubrey K. Lucas took office as the fourth President of Delta State College, the faculty and administration realized that a new era in DSC ' s histo- ry had been ushered in. Lucas quickly became known as an academic leader as well as an administrative leader, a man who follows intellectual pursuits, and challenges the faculty to do likewise. Just what kind of man is Dr. Lucas? An educator. A 37-year-old father of four. An intellectual. An administrator whose warm, sympathetic attitude makes him popular with the students. Perhaps the best way to understand Dr. Aubrey K. Lucas is to review a sampling of his ideas: On education: I should like for all of us to reaffirm our belief in learning and the search for truth as the primary reasons for our existence. Lucas does not believe, however, in a random approach to education. If we are to do more than pay lip service to effective teaching, we must design some strategies for achieving it. One of Dr. Lucas ' strategies for achieving more effective education is the wider- campus concept. This involves the basic goal of reaching out into the community and serving others besides those who just register for courses ... In this communi- ty where learning is primary, we shall judge our actions and plans by the question: ' Does it promote or enhance learning? ' How does a man like Lucas see the office of college president? I see the Presi- dent of the college as the ' man of the moment ' — one who meets the needs of ad- ministration as they come up ... It is not the role of the President to make every decision in an institution of higher learning. Indeed, Dr. Lucas believes in involv- ing all members of the college community in the development of a better DSC. I want to see an undergraduate institution that is so strong in terms of outstanding faculty, facilities, and resources that the people of Mississippi will be scrambling to get their sons and daughters in this institution . . . Then I want to see this college become a beehive of activity in the evenings, and weekends involving our people in what I call ' continuing education ' . . . With leisure time expanding, I want to see the people turn toward us for development of their vocational interests — music, art, or whatever ... WE CAN DO IT HERE! _ to you, buddy! ' You ' ll pay for that! Smack! Pep rallies brought us all together. It ' s not that I don ' t love you, I just don ' t like the way you play Touch! ■ «lfc «„ this vacation visit beautiful lUI r { According to the Manual, you grab it with both hands and push ... M Jk Jt j| II Loyal fans on a miserable day ' ' OOPS ' cr ©C pfioCidMy a iud tke nOiSe Ond kosie, Ond ie £ be i Ufkot peace tkete way be in sifonee. Is fi v as possible uwikout $u wWet be on good ieu s w ik aC peisons. Speak you v tiuik quleiGy md cfiea ti!y ; and Etttew tcv oikets, euen ike cfufiC and ignotant; tkey too- kaue tiie t stoty. — A Goud and aggtessive peisons, ikey owe ueiiaizons to ike spi ut. ff you cowpate you isel!f witk oikets, you way becowe uain and bittev; flo a(Wy$ tkete vM be gteatev and Gessev petsons ikon you iseCf. Enjoy you t ackieuewenis as wel$ as you t pfians. fCeep inieiested in you t own- ea teei , noweuev kuwbCe; Eb is a teall possession Cm fAe ckanging Joaiunes of tone. Ejie ictse caution in you t business (O aiftS; w tiie wot0d is f of ttickety. But hb ikis not bfond you to uJtofc ufatue tkete tS; many persons stiiue £o kigk ideaCs; and eueiywkete fe e is juE of keioisw . — Be youASefif . Especia ! !y d v not {eign a ecfcon. Neitket be cyn - ca6 about fioue; flo in ike {ace of aC aaidiiy and d senckantwent it is peten- hIoH as tiie giass. — Tafee feindGy tiie counsel of tiie yea is, gaaeef l!(!y Su t - «naWng tiie tkings of youik . Nu tiu ie stiengtk of Spitit to sfueM you in SuiaW hus wiuKe. But aV not distte s you tsefif uutii iwaginings. Many {ea tS a te bo n of ffctigue and Conefeness. Beyond a wkolesowe discipline, be gentfe urftii you isd!f . — You ate a ckifid of tne untueise, iu Cess tnan ike ttfies and ike stats ; you kaue a tigkt to- be kete. And wketkev o not it is cfieat ttv you , ha dW t ike uniuetse is unhiding as it skou£d. — Tkete ote be at peace with Sod, wkateoev you conceive F-f iw to- be, and wnafeuev you t GabotS and aspirations, in ik noisy confusion of C e keep peace witk you i souiL — Wtdo M its skaiM , dtudgeiy and baoW oWms, it is stM a beautify iwvtCd. Be cojuffd. Stiiue to be nappy. ' — Found in Old Saint Paul ' s Church, Baltimore; dated 1692. I ; wz ; 1 4« ' ' J I tt LUV • • wmk This Page Is Devoted to the Wildmen of Bond Dormitory . . . Those that survived, that is! 8 1 1 4 i .1 . , j :::: Yesterday I dreamed of tomorrow But yesterday ' s tomorrow is here Breathing against the shackles of my mind Faces reminding me of some faded thought Beginning and ending in obscurity Crowded sidewalks filled with endless streams of humanity — Drowning rain slapping my face Every step slipping into some swamp — Safe again in the prison of a room Where a chair trapped me into listening To words that faded no sooner than said. To be free, alive, where yesterday Is just a dream And tomorrow is hope for lost Eden. Oh, the memories of some forgotten Troy That bring back too many crowded moments Hours of nothing, seconds of everything. Freedom to think, but not to believe Freedom to experience, but not to enjoy. The restless pulse of life flowing With Time weaving some mysterious pattern. A heart searching for that fleeting second, For that one special love that makes The rest of life seem to be standing still How is it joy is measured by sorrow? What is that special king of loving? Living. • ' ■ • I ' H i ' -■ f ' mm v ' «M 9 1 H nJI Hf 1 B K H Honors Alpha Psi Omega Alpha Psi Omega, national fraternity with a local chapter, Zeta Epsilon provides an honor society for those doing high quality work in dramatics and permits a wider fellowship for those interested in the College theater. OFFICERS Doug Thweet — Director Frank Miller — Stage Manager Nancy Faulkner — Business Manager Dr. Andy Jones — Regional Manager Mr. Richard Strahan — Sponsor Kappa Pi Kappa Pi, national art fraternity with a local chapter, Delta Lambda, is an honor society for students interested in and who have given evidence of high attainment in the field of art. OFFICERS Mike Morrison — President Edward Gong — Vice-president Maronda Lee — Secretary Cliff Goodwin — Treasurer Ann Johnson — Publicity Chairmen Joe Norwood Mr. Malcolm Norwood — Sponsor ■ Kappa Delta Pi Kappa Delta Pi, honor society in education, promotes high pro- fessional, intellectual and personal standards among those inter- ested in the teaching profession. Membership is limited to juniors and seniors who rank in the upper fifth of the student body. OFFICERS Sarah Gaddis — President Susan Durastanti — Vice-president Cindy Lee — Secretary Libby Lowe — Treasurer Jacqueline Alford — Reporter Dr. Ralph Brown — Sponsor Pi Omega Pi Pi Omega Pi is a national honorary society for junior and senior business education majors who meet the national standards of superior scholarship. OFFICERS Elaine Yelverton — President Martha Parker — Historian Miss Betty Donald — Treasurer Miss Kathryn Keener — Sponsor :«£ Pi Gamma Mu Pi Gamma Mu is a nationally affiliated honor society for students of high academic excellence in the fields of the social sciences and history. Membership is limited to juniors and seniors who meet na- tional standards. OFFICERS Gary Walker — President Lindsey Meador — Vice-president Danny Harrison — Secretary-treasurer Sammy Crawford — Sponsor SiSyPt Mi • . ' .i ' ■•■ .■ s S i i S7-t! fieta Beta Beta Beta Beta Beta, national honorary society for students interested in biological science, provides a means of a closer fellowship for those who do superior work in the field. MEMBER S Myra McNutt Ron Salley Jane Bettingfield Sponsor — Dr. Jimmy Ouzts Omicron Delta Kappa Omicron Delta Kappa, a national men ' s honorary society, recog- nizes men who attain a high standard of efficiency in collegiate ac- tivities. It brings together such men on a basis of mutual interest and understanding in order that they may contribute to the prog- ress of the College. OFFICERS Billy La Forge — President Tommy Morlino — Vice-president W. F. LaForge — Faculty Secretary James Steen — Advisor Omicron Delta Circle was formally approved for membership in Omicron Delta Kappa, a national men ' s honorary leadership society in April, 1971. Dr. LaForge, Dean Gunn. Bill LaForge, and Lindsey Meador were at the province conference in Jackson at the time it was announced that their petition for a charter for a local chapter of ODK was approved. Members of Omicron Delta Circle became the charter members of the Omicron Delta Kappa chapter. WUO ' C WW JACQUELINE ALFORD CONNIE BRYANT GARY JOE CALHOUN ELIZABETH ANN CANONICI PATRICIA ANN CANONICI MIRIAM CAROL CARPEN1 GRADY COLEMAN GWEN FLOYD SARA GADDI8 ELIZABETH ANN GARRET1 KATHRYN DALE GRAHAM TED DOUGLAS GULLETTE EDDIE LEE HALL VERNON JACKSON NENA JAN JENNINGS WILLIAM NORMAN LAFORGE IN AMERICAN UARONDA QUE LEE .ARRY EDWARD MAOEE VIARY ALICE MAMATESTA JONA BUTLER MA99EY )ANA RUTH MATTHEWS flYRA ANITA McNUTT ROBERT REX McRANEY INDSEY CARNAHAM MEADOR INN ELIZABETH NAAMAN OMMY EUGEfiE NARON VILLIAM BURNETT NOWELL AMES JESSE PALMER UGENE CLARK RUMFELT ►AVID EARL TINSLEY ANA CLAIRE TYLER ONNA LUCILLE WEATHERALL Ll2W N aHBHHHI Organizations LfcA i Physical Science Club Senate ' he Senate is the main law-making body of Delta State College and is responsible for transacting usiness for the Student Government Association. They pass By-laws pertaining to campus activities, lass structure and organization. Security Homer Benton, the Director of Security is the first col- lege security officer from Mississippi to graduate from the Federal Bureau of Inves- tigation Academy in Wash- ington, D.C. iVVorking with him are nine full-time security officers, five of whom have either peen trained at the Miss. Highway Patrol Academy or have had prior law enforce- ment experience. The Delta State Chapter of the American Home; Economics Association is open to all minors and majors in Home Econom- ics. The objective of the club is to encourage pro- fessional growth of home economics students. Home Economics Club Pi Omega Pi Pi Omega Pi is a national honorary society for jun- ior and senior business education majors who meet the national stan- dards of superior scholar- ship. Omicron Delta Kappa 1972 Initiates Omicron Delta Kappa, a national men ' s honorary society, recognizes men who at- tain a high standard of efficiency in collegiate activities. It brings together such men on a basis of mutual interest and understanding in order that they may contribute to the progress of the college. Interfraternity Council The Inter-Fraternity Council, the governing body for Delta State fraternities, is com- posed of representatives from each fraternity. The council meets at stated intervals to discuss mutual problems and projects pertaining to fraternal life on the campus and to consider the relationships between these groups and the College. The officers of the Inter-Fraternity Council are: Billy Nowell (Kappa Alpha) Presi- dent, Steve Grimes (Phi Kappa Tau) Vice-President, and Nape Cassibry (Pi Kappa Alpha) Secretary-Treasurer. The Governing body for Delta State sororitites, the Panhellenic Council is composed of representatives, both undergraduates and alumnae, from each of the three sororities on campus. At meetings which are held at stated intervals they discuss problems and projects, general conditions and other subjects pertaining to sorority life on the cam- pus of Delta State College. The officers of the Panhellenic Council are as follows: Mary Gene Boteler (Phi Mu) President, Diane Orman (Kappa Delta) Secretary, and Beverly Meriweather (Delta Delta Delta) Treasurer. Panhellenic Council Phi Beta Lambda Phi Beta Lambda is the na- tional organization for stu- dents enrolled in business subjects. Students Accountants and StuddltS ACCOUntOlltS dad Business Business Administrators Club Administrators Club is open to the business administration and accounting majors who have shown significant achievement in the School of Business. Men ' s Judiciary Council S.G.A. Officers Billy La Forge — President Billy Nowell — V. President Wayne Blansett — Attorney General Sarah Gaddis — V. President of Women ' s Affairs Debbie Hutchinson - Secretary Fellowship of Christian Athletes Alpha Psi Omega m Delta Playhouse The Delta Playhouse is an organization for students interested in dramatics. Productions consist of full-length plays. The group is advised by Teddy Solo- mon and Richard Strahan. Among the plays produced this year were Cactus Flower and Member of the Wedding. €? ' STUDENT EDUCATORS ASSOCIATION DELTA STATE COLLEGE The Student Educators Association of Delta State College is an organization made up of both elementary and secondary education majors. It meets the sec- ond Wednesday of each month at 7:30 P. M. These are the purposes of the organization: (1) To develop among college students preparing to be teachers an under- standing of the teaching profession through participation in professional ac- tivities, the study of ethics, organizations, policies, and programs of local, state, and national education associations. (2) To interest capable young men and women in education as a life-long career and to encourage selective standards for persons admitted to ap- proved programs of teacher education. (3) To give students preparing to teach practical experience in working to- gether on problems of the profession and of society. (4) To encourage the continual re-examination and raising of educational standards through the active implementation of the above purposes. Student Educators Association Kappa Alpha Order Pi Kappa Alpha Phi Kappa Tau Iota Kappa Chi Delta Delta Delta Greeks PANHELLENIC INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL President .MARY GENE BOTELER Secretary DIANE ORMAN Treasurer . . . .BEVERLY MERIWEATHER President BILLY NOWELL Vice-President STEVE GRIMES Secretary-Treasurer . . . .NAPO CASSIBRY KAPPA DELTA KAPPA ALPHA DIANE ORMAN JOY JOHNSON SUSAN SHIPP BILLY NOWELL PAUL ARTMAN JIMMY ABRAHAM DELTA DELTA DELTA PI KAPPA ALPHA BEVERLY MERIWEATHER SUSAN SHEPHERD KARLA HAMILTON EDDIE HALL NAPO CASSIBRY WAYNE BLANSETT PHI MU PHI KAPPA TAU MARY GENE BOTELER VIRGINIA CRUMBY BARBARA GUSTAFSON STEVE GRIMES MIKE MOORE WILK DEDWYLDER IOTA KAPPA CHI DERRY GOODEN JOHN HALL EUNICE LIPFORD Greek Life Is . . . Got the Blues! ' PIKES S JY GO DELTA AAA K. Aguzzi J. Alford L. Barnes M. Barnett B. Berry M. Booth L. Box S. Deloach B. Frazier C. Freeman D. Gibson C. Hamilton C. Hays L. Hays E. A. Hood N. Jennings D. Jones F. Kent S. Williams M. Lee R. McCullough J. Manors B. Merriweather A. Mohead K. Montgomery DEL DELTA ph™i cfefTER TJSjjy President %3p cqjielineiAlford Vice-iftjfcident 1— LaspPRoyal Secrefijry Kp ar ajjeloach Treasurer - Bgjna Weatherall Delta Gent — Ben Meriweather The Tri-Deltas had a successful year with botl their group efforts and individual achievement Phi Phi Chapter boasts of members actively serv ing in the Senate, student-faculty committees, thi SGA and several honorary fraternities. Tri-Delti is proud to acknowledge the acceptance of th scholarship trophy eleven out of thirteen time and also Phi Phi Chapter is very proud of the Gra cious Living Award received at the National Con vention this year. Tri-Delta participated in Circl K. Sing Night and placed third in the Homecom ing Display Competition. Tri-Delta names can be found on the Presi dent ' s List and the Dean ' s List. Also, Tri-Delta ' names are included on the Faculty Scholar ' s Lisl Two Tri-Deltas were included in the Top Te; Beauties, Jacqueline Alford and Maronda Leel Maronda Lee was crowned Most Beautiful CoeiH at DSC. Among Campus Favorites were Lindii Box, Faye Kent, Jacqueline Alford, Nena Jenningfi Maronda Lee, and Kathleen Aguzzi. Those name j to WHO ' S WHO were Nena, Maronda, JacqueH line, and Donna Weatherall. Faye Kent is a varsitlj cheerleader. Jacqueline, Faye, and Nena werjl members of the Homecoming court. Pi Kapp Alpha chose Lindy Box to be a member of thei ' Dream Girl Court and Stephanie Puckett waji named Phi Kappa Tau Pledge Class Sweetheart Jacqueline is the reigning Greek Week Queen anl Tri-Delta also captured the Greek Week trophy! The Tri-Delta ' s award a deserving coed a schoJ arship each year through the profits made fror the annual Talent Show. They enjoy swaps, foi mals, and midnight pranks. Working together Tr Delta ' s are building a sisterhood their predecei sors and successors will be proud to claim. V. Moore K. Morgan C. Mutzi D. Phelps S. Pittman M. Thompson C. Turk V. Viner K. Warren D. Weatherall B. White R. Barr D. Bennett B. Bobo C. Brown E. Bryant M. Carolla M. Coffman J. Coggins D. Collins R. Drake Assistant Treasurer — Susan Shipp Kappa Delta is more than white roses and dia- mond shields, candelights, pledge pins. A wide variety of individual personalities forms a group of sisters sharing with each other in the bonds of Kappa Delta. Since Gamma Psi Chapter ' s founding in 1962, KD has proved outstanding not only in campus af- fairs, but in service projects. Each year KD ' s par- ticipate in the Easter Seal Drive, Thanksgiving food collections and a Santa party for the under- privileged. A Faculty-Alumnae Tea, an annual KD — Tri- Delt birthday party, Open house, a Mother- Daughter Tea, a formal and an informal party, and several swaps constitute most of our social events. Who are KD ' s? A Homecoming queen who is a cheerleader and ' M ' Club sweetheart; two favor- ites; the Women ' s Judiciary Council president; Phi Kappa Tau Sweetheart and a Little Sister; two SGA officers; four in Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities; Senators; two Miss Delta alternates; Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Sweet- heart; two class officers; and numerous members of varied honoraries. Who are KD ' s? B. C. Jan, the Keeper of the Kitchen, and Noodle; a treasurer who can pogo no hands; Brains Bennett the Superstar and her little red-headed friend; a rush chairman whose dog holds a 100% class attendance record; Daggerman Tommy ' s Boss, Mar; Hillbilly Stom- pers (who are rightly proud). V. McCain M. McCool (. McDearman G. Moody M. Moody D. Orman E. A. Ormon G. Odell S. Parder C. Ray S. Shipp S. Skillern J. Solomon J. Streeter L. Streeter M. Walters R. Wood M. Wade T. Goodwin $ M PHI MU FR ERNITY Pres Vicl M TrfeaSur M il jiSN rren Phi Mu Lady — Peggy William Phi Mu Beau — Wayne Bailey Being a member of the second oldest national so- rority is an honor in itself. Membership in Phi Mu brings not only a long and gracious heritage to up- hold but also a sisterhood that is eternal. Kappa Ep- silon chapter at Delta State participates in a wide va- riety of activities such as the SGA, various honorary fraternities, Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities, and beauty pageants. Phi Mu ' s hold such honoraries as cheerleaders, favorites, Phi Kappa Tau Sweetheart, Kappa Alpha Rose, Dream Girl, and Most Beautiful. Phi Mu is involved in na- tion wide social projects as well as those on the local level. H. Clemmons D. Clower R. Cumming D. Henderson C. Hilburn M. (ennings J. Jordan n P D. Lolt D. Matthews V. Matthews A. McCain C. McLendon K. Nerren G. Parks D. Patrick M. Thomas L. Threet B. Walker S. Watkins D. Webb . Taylor K A KAPPA AgW «A ORDER Delta t§2a|£ ?1. saSer No. I K lipj SKSt - !! No. i44vC§ No. 1 ® F a c |Wf| 5 twBfe«i KAl«5§eN3|gD ijf Eott On December 21, 1865 at Washington and Lee, Kappa Alpha Order was born. Robert E. Lee, whose gracious knightly life served as the spiritual founder for many of the ideals and customs of the Order. Delta Beta Chapter of Kappa Alpha Order has always strived for scholastic excellence, leadership, character, and contribution to the college community. Kappa Alpha ' s are on the President ' s and Dean ' s list, Who ' s Who In American Universities and Colleges, M. Club, Omicron Delta Kappa, and other honoraries. Billy Nowell was SGA vice-president and Mr. D. S. C. Jake Bellipani was SGA treasurer. Swaps with the KD ' s, Tri-Delta ' s, and Phi Mu ' s were all successful. Projects for Thanksgiving and Christmas kept both actives and pledges busy. Black and White Ball, Old South Weekend, plus many other social func- tions went over great. KA holds the scholarship trophy and did extremely well in the entire athletic program. Working together, the KA ' s had a very successful year. M. Drake R. Gibson T. Goodwin T. C. Hicks C. Jeps C. Marion R. McCann M. McKe ). Michie G. Mohead m A B. Powell B. Reeves W. Rogers B. Shellabarger D. Springer -71 I I 1% 1 D. Stephens T. Vaughn T. Wiggins J. Yurkow •2 c • is c • i in ■ ! . 2 eg -2 Q .£ ■8 « •£ E - . ° ■s 1 0) 1 • 2 o . is -2 ' 8 I 13 .2 . o . -c :x : a. 5 o :r ■S : £ C fc o • o § § ' co O - 0 • -Q l. 8 o o £ to o 0) O J2 c (1) ■ i §1 8 O v. Q. Q o -5 o s • c § 5 5 § 8 ■«£ § H O D 1 00 0 c i— c fa c • « k, «« fli qt ■  f J2 C q -C D 06 ■  • 8g| ? 8 -si a- II o 8  § •t tf o «u o .2 0) 0) s i i .a. a q E Qt E c c .0 £ S Q 2 ' 5 g H v i o 12 o JS O CO Q) 0) 0) .a- ■♦- «c •a g -c o ■s = o S .0 u n k a PI KAPPA D. Barbour H. Blansett N. Cassibry m £k T. Ethridge M. Everett The Zeta Beta chapter of Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity was founded at Delta State on December 15, 1963, and since that time has progressed into one of the most out- standing on campus. Essentially, a Southern fraternity, being founded at the University of Virginia by six con- federate soldiers. Pi Kappa Alpha is now one of the three largest fraternities in the country. Zeta Beta achievement is evidenced by its represen- tation in all phases of campus activity. Several Pikes hold membership in such organizations as the Senate and Delta Singers. Billy LaForge was named to the Fac- ulty Scholars and was elected the President of the S. G. A. while Eddie Hall was elected Senior Class president. Pikes also have members in the ODK. Pi Kappa Alpha emphasizes activity, scholarship and promote leadership and brotherhood for all its mem- bers. L. Meador S. Morrison R- Muns G. Newman D. Neyman F. Nored R. Porter 1 iAAk4 4 R. Rumfelt S. Rutter B. Scipper R. Sellers A. Sherling M M R. Stewart V. Sutton L. Toney B. Turcotte X J 5 5 s £ E at .o -8 Q « Q. 13 u -c .0) c 3 Q s Qt C 1 c 5 £ c Q S2 0) ■ .c E 01 •2 0 c E at 0) £ 5 4= -Q v. at ,« 8 -c 00 c i v Qt — i .C v. 1 u Q) c •g ■o 3 c c C hC • u Q Q h, Q •C «S2 5 E ? 8 5 | s y 0 c  8- c .0 1 a u W) 0) .c -5 V. at at -Q 0 at -c ,« 5 u .0 at 8 «■ at Q. i S E t ■  3 0) V. 5 0) v E at V. s .0 s c D Features MISS DELTA Lanace Williams T Homecoming Queen Betsy Bobo Nena Jennings First Alternate Deborah Patrick Third Alternate Debbie Bennett Second Alternate Homecoming Nena Jennings Jacqueline Alford Court ' 71 mm M UKar Kffi Mfc V I . 1 ia Crumby Marondo Lee Faye Kent Kathleen Aguzzi Favoi Sara Gaddis Betsy Bobo Lindy Box Jacqueline Alford Nena Jennings Most Beautiful Maronda Lee L 1 z T h r e e t 1st Alternate s a n f o r d 2nd Alternate r- ;v ■ DSC Beauties - - •: ' Virginia McCain v :.- Jacqueline Alford Eileen McCain Nancy Henderson Jessye Streeter J • irr 1 f W r h-L. IT v £l Misters and Miss DSC A tutique OCCOStat Billy Nowell Mark Foster Kathy Graham PELTAFIF UM ra Sports - Walden Curry Walden Curry receiving a gift from the SGA. Barb Gustafson, Betsy Bobo, Debbie Lott, Kathy Graham, Deborah Webb, Faye Kent, Herky Williams • Lfa Larry Swartz throwing the discus L-R 1st Row — David Laird, Mark Foster 2nd Row — David Thomas, Marty Pearson, Charly Robinson Not Pictured — Baird Montgomery Another D.S.C. home run See no . . . hear no . . . say no The Delta State band supports our teams. sand, sand Coach Ferris watches his team in action! 1st Row, LtoR — Rancall Huffman, Ronnie Mayers, Denis Spence, Mike Ray, Anthony Woods, Tommy Os- walt, Mike Potter, Paul VanCleave 2nd Row — Jamie Cox, Walden Curry, Wain Reily, Hugh Henderson, Harold Harris, Kyle Kuykendall, Reggie Barnes, George Morris, J. B. Bond 3rd Row — Charles Lee, Randall Woods, Richard Dick, Jack Ratterman, Jim Bourke, Jessie Palmer, Wayne Parker, Larry Swartz, Tommy Worthy Track Track for Delta State was winning five out of nine meets the Statesmen attended. Track high jumper Walton Curry winning the NAIA high jump championship. Seven School rec- ords broken, and one tied. Delta State won the Mississippi Intercollegiate meet in Jackson, the Mississippi College In- vitational, the Delta Relays, a triangular meet on the home track and the Mississippi Valley State College Invitational. The Statesmen dropped a dual meet to Southeastern Louisiana, came in second at a trian- gular meet at Arkansas A M and pulled a second place from a field of six teams competing in the Selma Invitational. Curry, going over the bar backwards, used the Fosbury flop method to clear seven feet and move closer to a place as a high jumper on the Olympic track team. Randall Huffman, clearing 15 ' 2% , set a new school pole vault record. Jamie Cox took the school 220-yard dash with a 9.5 time. Tommy Worthy, running a 47.8 blast, sacked the 440-yard dash record. Wayne Parker ran a 14.6 120-yard high hurdles to tie the school record set in 1969 by George Pell. George Morris, breaking the ribbon at 53.2, set a new school record for the 440-yard intermediate hurdles. The 440-yard relay team, manned by Jamie Cox, Skip Burlison, Paul Van Cleave and Mike Ray, rounded the track for a school record of 42.2. The mile relay team, Mike Ray, Jim Bourke, George Morris and Tommy Worthy, rewrote the school record with a 3:16.9 time. School Spirit Helped Us . . . (KA pop gun! First Row Seated, Left to Right — Delta State defense — Skip Burlison, Jerry Barrett, Sammy Henderson, Jerry Senter, Lee James, Robbie McCollum, Dalton Henry, Don Harper, David Purvis, Jessie Murphy, Ben Meriweather, Bill Lavell, Morris Stamm Second Row — Wayne Smith, Ricky Lewis, Jackie Brabham, Billy Ray Harber, Mike Kendrick, Clinton Cro- chet, Jerry Alexander, David Armstrong, John Wells, Doug Stuart, Terry Burks Third Row — Ronnie Sellers, Jim Pilgreen, Robert Cheatham, Mitchel Harris, Wayne Hatcher, Billy Hudnall - : ££§£ ± ' §£§ $■ , « « ' -• . fmm£0Pi !? «« _ .SBf - ' 0 rEEEKE BE5E- X.V vwv wwt.-i. := 10 ' ! Ill 12 i 14 US ♦ 16  2fl 1 at £22 1 .23 S 24 .25 1 2B .3t l I fCl Af - tr ' if ?r t Firsf fiow Seated, Left to Right — Delta State offense — Randall Huffman, Mike Sumrall, Al Crawford, David Robertson, Tommy Cannon, Bill Greenleaf, Grady Coleman, Jeff McVey, Hal Posey, Benny Hamilton, Ted Gullette, Billy Hood, George Morris, Bobby Long Second Row — Charles Sabbatini, Ed Day, Terry Beckham, Tommy LeCroy, Buster Hudson, Bobby Coving- ton, James McCollum, Rick Krahn, Gene Bryant, Ricky Leathers, Bob Waller, Randy Dillon, Chris Calcote, J. D. White Third Row — Kenny Greco, Jim Summerhill, Bob Mangin, Tom Baily, Mark Douglas, Larry Russell, Jerry Holt, Wayne Pope, Gerald Reeves, Rick Denson, Archie James, Ronnie Meredith, Larry Scott, Dan VanBus- kirk fQ fcu Cheerleader Ted DeWease with squad. Tennis Tennis for Delta State was an 8-6 record. David Thomas taking the championship in the number six slot in state standings. Mark Foster and Baird Mont- gomery taking the state championship in the number three slot in the state doubles standings. The Statesmen, playing twice as many games as they had played the year before, probably reached the high point of the year when they tied Ole Miss for third place at the Mississippi Invitational Tour- nament. Thomas finished the season with an 11-2 record on his singles matches. The Foster-Montgomery team finished regular season play with a clean 14-0 campaign and lost only one match in tournament ac- tion. Cannon scores with a quarterback sneak against Samford. ■Sfc. - 5 ' Poison ' s not the answer, Coach! JPB ?-- ; . I ' ••■- ■ I 1 ASSISTANT COACHES: i Front Row — Robert McGraw, Don Skelton Second Row — Vince Thompson, Tommy Crenshaw, Laurin I Collins, Jerry Johnson Head Coach Horace McCool MANAGERS: Left to Right: Edward Hendricks, Tommy Naron, Allen Barrett, Andy Bryant o A time for conquest and acceptance . . . Offense, defense. The struggle to keep alive. We came; we watched; we cheered; We looked away. A time for mobilization of the spirit . . . The will to win, The test to win a greater victory, Bigger than the one before. A time for courage . . . To push beyond the possible, To admit defeat and victory On equal ground. A time for men . . . The team, the battle, reality. Points to go; seconds left. Blood, guts, brains? A time for people . . . One, all, part Yelling, crying, boozing, Rallying for one moment, Showing apathy the next. Alicia Hensley This is known as catching Hell from all sides! Some of us cheered . . . w A lot of us came to the games. We watched? ■ s t T3 cd PQ -i—  cd (X) cd Q Grady Coleman Billy Hudnall Mark Foster Jesse Palmer Hal Posey Larry Taylor Betsy Bobo Vice-president Don Harper Secretary Secretary Secretary Treasurer Sweetheart Billy Hudnall Lr M IlLtlk Robert McRaney George Morris Tommy Naron Billy Nowell Roger Owen Palmer Charles Patrick Morris Stamm Dan Stephens Jim Summerh Betsy Bobo 1971 Delta State Baseball Results Delta Stale 2 Delta State 15 Delta Slate 9 lta State 5 lta State elta State Delta St Delta S Delta Sta! PeTta State Delta State Delta State Delta State Delta Statt Delta State Delta State Delta State Delta Stair Delta S Delta S Delta S pelta fclta I fc ta ■ta 6 5 3 1 15 14 13 4 Northeast La. Northeast La. Arkansas A M Arkansas A M Northwestern Univ William Carey William Careyjl Christian Brot Illinois Wesley an Illinois Wesleyan JBelhaven Belhaven Xavier U WE FURNISH EVFRYTHIHG BUT GUIS S i Basketball Managers: David Kilgore and Dan Stephens , Assistant coach Ken Park talks to the team during a time out. 7 9RW9 t . 3 Maybe Coach Ferries should scout The Publicity office. g i; i | g =■«= ■ 3a rf ■ I §■ mm. Via? 4 -V j. 1 1l ! ' .iflii irVti H Cr«31vM=l E_Y . I 1|J j % JMm - 1, «:- C-l _1_ I «E=i- ■ •v  lrf «!  ( _ =r x -k -- xxm: - Ka a m r Z3 i i a-i  jn- - 1 M_l.ni = i -m-- fcar_BL_ - tt - yam me « a mi A • i B 1 S) m% y Another of man ' s favorite sports. c CS Administration PI ' ' Board of Trustees BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER LEARNING Seated, Left to Right — Dr. M. M. Roberts; Ira L. Morgan; Leon Lowrey; Henry H. Hederman; Thomas N. Turner, Vice President; W. O. Stone, President; Boswell Stevens; W. M. Shoemaker; M. Paul Haynes; Wil- liam Henry Mitchell; Milton E. Brister Standing, Left to Right — Dr. Verner, S. Holmes; Dr. E. E. Thrash, Executive Secretary and Director; Dr. R. C. Cook J J President of the College Aubrey Keith Lucas Dr. Jack Gunn D e a n of the C o I I e 9 e Hal Buchanan John Gibson Henry Jacobs Deans W. F. Laforge Johnny Outzs Dean of School of Education Dean of School of Business Dean of Graduate School Dean of School of Arts and Sciences Assistant Dean of School of Arts and Sciences Offices of Administration Ruth Ellis David Ferriss Melvin Hemphill David Howell Mary Long Horace McCool Mac G. McRaney O. W. Reiley Hugh Smith Pete Walker Robert Walters Henry Willis Assistant Registrar Director of Delta State Fund Director of Admissions Head Librarian Dean of Women Director of Athletics Registrar Dean of Men Financial Secretary Dean of Student Affairs Director of Extension and Correspondence Director of Research Kent Wyatt Administrative Assistant to the President School of Arts and Clois Aycock Andrew Badger Martha Biles Milton Bradley Tom Branning Sam Britt Burrow Brooks Carol Brumby Maria Butler Betty Campbell William Cash Katherine Coward James Craig Sammy Cranford Mary Crutchfield Orville Cunningham Jerry Dallas Wilson Davis Arthur Dean Allen Dennis Irby Ellis Terry Everett J. M. Falkner, Jr. Miriam Ferriss Mary Fletcher Nell Foreman Ralph Franklin Danny Harrison Dave Heflin Maxine Holcombe Daisy Howell Andrew Jones Curt Lamar Henry Lee Tekla Lepisto Henry Lutrick George Marq Donna McHenry Daniel McQuagge Melbourne Miller Terry Millican Richard Myers Malcolm Norwood Gus Orr Henry Outlaw Johnny Outz Bill Pennington Graham Phipps Robert Quinn Mabel Raspet History English History Chemistry Biology Art Math Geography English Music History-Head English Music-Head History English Sociology History Math Math History Social Sciences-Head English French Language Lab English Music Music Sociology Speech Art Math Speech History Political Science Speech Chemistry Sociology Music English Biology Biology Chemistry Art-Head English Physical Science-Head Biology-Head Philosophy Music Spanish Biology iot School of Business Hal Reese James Robinson Mary Anne Ross James Scarborough Ted Solomon James Steen Lenice Stephan Robert Stewart Richard Strahan Rose Strahan Faye Sutton B. G. Tatum Leila Underhill Arthur Unsworth Robert VanBuskirk Robert Waller Eleanor Walters Doris Watkins Lyndell Watkins J. S. White Orville White Arthur Whittemore Nannie Whitten Roy Wiley Jack Willis W. R. Wilson Nell Wynn Leonard Bacon Eugene Butts Ira Castles Ernest Chew Reida Davis Betty Donald Sidney Eckert Clyde Erwin Jesse Fuller Martha Harris Kathryn Keener Don Moak Lawton Owens Robert Praytor John Quon Music History Art Physical Science Speech Biology Social Science Biology Speech Math Music Physical Science Math Music Music Math Math-Head Music Music Biology English-Head Political Science English Physics Art Math Music Accounting Business Economics Business Business Business Education Business Education-Head Business Economics Business Education Business Education Business Administration Business Administration- Head Economics Accounting Business Administration Accounting Accounting Accounting-Head Ralph Brown Charles Clark Laurin Collins Education Education m Physical Education m Bernice Cox Elizabeth Dakin Bonnie Fan- David Ferriss Derrell Foreman Library Library Education Physical Education Physical Education Patricia Gruetzemacher Margaret Gunn Velma Hamilton Mary Harvey Leon Jackson Education Library Home Economics Home Economics Guidance Julia Mahoney Allene McCormick John McDaniel Audrey McGolden Robert McGraw Physical Education Home Economics-Head Physical Education Physical Education Physical Education William R. Merritt William T. Merritt W. E. Middleton Jim Murrell Charles Partin Education Education Education Physical Education Education Dorothy Rice John Ricks Don Skelton Carolyn Spears Freddy Stansberry Guidance-Head Physical Education Physical Education Physical Education Education Kenneth Theda William Thompson Larry Thornton Florence Vardaman Margaret Wade Education Education-Head Psychology Library Physical Education Eloise Walker Jack Waters Margaret Waters Maureen Webb Mary Whittemore Education Physical Education Physical Education Home Economics Education Evelyn Wilde Foster Wilkinson L. C. Wilson Myra Wilson Forest Wyatt Education Elementary Education- Head Education Library Physical Education-Head School of Education f % A 8 Services Nancy Bain Homer Benton Doris Blackburn Nell Blackwood Mary Lou Cash Gladys Castle Mary Cates Marine Cole Jr Jv l fe? !!$V P Becky Ellis Edith Fuller Linda Gandelock Estelle Graves Rochelle Greene Pat Hall Vicki Henley Yvonne Holloman Louise Janous Joy Kelly Eunice Kenney Grace Lamberson Evelyn Lowry Mary Meador Bob Morris Karen Naron Pam Nassar Annie Mae Neal Elbert Nelson Dan Nixon H. L. Nowell Bill Oliver Erika Owens Olline Payne Carol Rocconi Langston Rogers Patricia Rogers Cheryl Solomon Iris Steed Marie Threet Ernestine Walker Hugh Walker Winnie Walters Cager Wilde Audrey Williams Secretary Director of Security Dietitian Secretary Library Secretary Secretary Secretary Admissions Counselor Secretary Secretary Property Control Bookkeeper Secretary Head Nurse Secretary Library Secretary Secretary Secretary Library Secretary Secretary Data Processing Library Secretary Secretary Data Processing Director Secretary Secretary Infirmary Director of Financial Aids Chief Accountant Director of Student Activities Purchasing Agent Library Secretary Secretary Sports Publicity Director Secretary Library Library Secretary Secretary Alumni Secretary Secretary Director of Counseling Secretary WM: I do my thing, and you do your thing. I am not in this world to live up to your expectations. And you are not in this world to live up! to mine. You are you and I am I, And if by chance we find each other, It ' s beautiful. — Frederick S. Perls People Abraham. Geoff Adcock, John Aden, Betty Ahuja, Mulak Allred, John Barfield, Albert Undergraduates Abies. Mamie Lula Lexington Abney. Diane A. Sunflower Abraham, Catherine Ocean Springs A. Greenville Abshire. Donna Kay Coila Acy, Jerry Gene Yazoo City Adams, Cathy Gaye Aden, Margaret Jane Clarksdale Aguzzi, Kathleen Cleveland Aguzzi, Mary Cleveland Catherine Vicksburg Ainsworth. Annie M. Grenada Ainsworth, Thomas S. Goodman AJbin, Cynthia Kay Alford. Edward Houston Alford, Jacqueline Cleveland Allen. Amanda L. Brookhaven Allen, Charles H. Pass Christian Alien, William R. Clarksdale Allendorfer, Joanne M. Charleston Allison, Richard P. Grenada Anderson, Joanne C. Clarksdale Anderson. Patricia Clarksdale Armstrong, Charlotte Vardaman Armstrong, David E. Memphis, Tn. Arnold. Dale G. Grenada Arnold, George B. Natchez Ashe, Dale Lynn Tunica Aust, Brenda Rodgers Inverness Aust. Harry Sidney Itta Bena Austin, Gary Lynn Cleveland Austin, Jaynie Susan Cleveland Austin, Terri Louise Winona Avant, Herbert R. Greenwood Avery, Russell B. Vicksburg Avery, Stephen G. Vicksburg Avritt, Sandra Ann Shaw Badger. Inge M. Cleveland Bailey, Carolyn J. Greenwood Bailey, Gary Wade McCool Bailey, Janice D. Crowdet Bailey, Judith L. Cleveland Bailey, Sidney Janette Clarksdale Baird, Jo Alice Greenwood $ ' £$« ' n Baird, Sarah M. Oakland Baker, Joesph Maxey Greenville Banes, Larry Webster Cleveland Banks, Micki e C. Greenville Barfield, Jerry W. Pascagoula Baria, Francis L. Itta Bena Bariola, David R. Leland Barnard, William H. Rolling Fork Barnes, Julie Anne Rosedale Barnes, Lisa C. Jackson Barnes, Reginald P. Greenville Barnes, Richard B. Tutwiler Barnes, Woodard G. Olive Branch Barnett, Carol E. Cleveland Barnett, Martha E. DeKalb Barnett, Rai L. Greenville Barnette, Linda D. Grenada Barr, Rosemary L. Cleveland Barr, Sharon L. Crenshaw Barrentine, Susan E. Greenwood Barrett, Robert A. Natchez Bass, Jimmie Doris Lula Bates, Jane Russell Philadelphia Baugh, James Ellis Leland Beckham, Terry L. Cathage Beddingfield, Jane E. Benoit Bell, Beverly Rosemary Inverness Bell, Brenda D. Moorehead Bell, Cathie Ann Charleston Bell, Stephen M. Pope Benner, Cynthia F. Pope Bennett, Candace K. McCarley Bennett, Charlie P. Cleveland Bennett, Deborah E. Cleveland Bennett, Deborah L. Cleveland Bennett, Doris L. Cleveland Bennett, Patsy C. Senatobia Bennett, William G. Booneville Berry, Rebecca B. Woodville Berry, William T. Cleveland Berryman, Danny Rex Booneville Bianca, Raymond A. Indianola Biles, Muriel Sharon Cleveland Billings, Rose Mary Duncan Billington, Mildred Crenshaw Bingham, Patricia L. Inverness Black, Joan E. Indianola Black, Ruby A. Ruleville Blair, Ginger Carol Coldwater Blaylock, Susan Ingram Greenwood Blundell, Sherry Jo Leland Boatman, Susan R. Cleveland Bobo, Betsy Hale Cleveland Bolen, Helen J. Batesville Bolton, Glenda J. Coldwater Bonds, Theresa V. Cleveland Boren, Wanda Carol Port Gibson Borgognoni, Beverly D. Clarksdale Bost, James F. Cleveland Boswell, Joesph A. Booneville Boswell, Juliet S. Cleveland Boswell, Marguerite Cleveland Boteler, Mary Gene Jackson Bouton, Maria L. Leland Box, Lucinda Jackson Box, Malinda Jackson Boyer, Barbara |. Indianola Boykin, Ann Catledge Pantherburn Braden, Debra Ann Tupelo Bradford. Rosalyn Charleston Bradley, Johnny R. Greenville Brady, Jacqulyn L. Alligator Branch, Kellie Ann Winona Brasher, Gordon Edwin Houlka Brasington, Anne M. Cape Girardeau, Brassel, Eleanor Neal Mo. Bratton. Ella Grace Scobey Bridges, Orman Lee Hollandale Booneville Briscoe, Yvonne Scobey Britt. Beverly Jean Duck Hill Broadway, Charles M. Yazoo City Brocato, Joe Peter Natchez Bromund, Fred J. Lawrence, Ind. Broussard, Johnny R. Greenville Brower, Martha Louise Phillip Brown, Azalee L. Shelby Brown. Cynthia Jane Pace Brown, Debra Frances Yazoo City Brown, Delma C. Cleveland Brown, Elizabeth C. Alligator Brown. Era Elizabeth Sidon Brown. Janis Paulette Drew Brown, Jeff Lewis Lexington Brown. Richard Leslie Natchez Brown. Rodney Dale Bruce Brown, Ronald Casey Inverness Bruce, Forest Hester Mathiston Bruce, Woodson Larry Oxford Brunt, Melvina J. Friars Pt. Bryant, Connie J. Senatobia Bryant, Janis Elaine Sumner Bryant, Ona Hammett Benoit Bryant, Paul Wayne Darling Buckley, Robin Gail Ruleville Buckner, Jennifer Gee Cleveland Burke, Susan M. Gulfport Burks, Terry L. Amory Burlison, David P. Southaven Burnell, Peter F. Greenwood Burrell, JiU E. Skene Burroughs. Kim D. Benoit Burt. Shelia G. Biloxi Burton, Elizabeth A. Bentonia Burton, Mickey L. Pontotoc Busby. Miram N. Cleveland Bustin, William L. Laurel Butler, Christopher Yazoo City Butler, Debra Y. Cleveland Byrd, Marilyn Coahoma Cain, Marilyn Diane Natchez •[ ' •§■ $ .fk • ' I Cain, Marilyn Diane Natchez Caldwell, Sandra Jane Kissinnee, Fla. Calhoun, Brenda Ruth Rosedale Calhoun, Gary Joe ML Olive Calhoun, Susan Lynn Tupelo Callaway, Karen Sue Greenville Campbell, John Gilbert Green ville Campbell, Karen Mae Cleveland Campbell, Roy Carleton Drew Cannon, Tommy Mann Opelousas, La Cannonici, Elizabeth A. Shaw Cannonici, Patricia A. Shaw Carithers, Janet Leland Carollo, Eva E. Leland Carollo, Mina Ray Leland Carpenter, Murwin Wade Holcomb Carpenter, Miriam Carol Senatobia Carpenter, Sheron J. Senatobia Carrington, Wilson L. Canton Carroll, Deborah J. Cleveland Carter, Judy L. Clarksdale Cascio, Gayton C. Green ville Casey, Robert S. Jackson Castle, Houston L. Swiftown Castleberry, Hugh T. Moorehead Catalina, Mary Ann Clarksdale Caudle, Alan Indianola Cauthen, Phillip G. Clarksdale Chambliss, Charles D. Cleveland Chance, Sheila Ann Parchman Chandler, Sharion J. Minter City Chaney, Anne R. Magnolia Chau, Chuck Lee Greenwood Chau, Ronald Garner Greenwood Cheairs, E. Joy Dublin Cheatham, Cathy E. Forest Cheatham, Robert L. Philadelphia Chennault, David Bruce Cleveland Chennault. Ernie Frank Lena Chesney, Barry R. Union Chew, Geraldine Green ville Chun, Carolyn Shelby Clark, Danny Oneal Houston Clark, Debra Susan Holland ale Clark, Sandra Kay Cleveland Clark, Tommy Earle Macon Clemons, Harriett Lea Minot, Maine Clifford. George Wm. Sunflower Clifton, Linda K. Cleveland Clower, Dalma M. Leland Clower, William M. Leland Cobb, Melinda Inverness Cody, Elson M. Hazlehurst Cole, Charles W. Drew Coleman, Cecil W. Yazoo City Coleman, Edna E. Yazoo City Coleman, Henry E. Cleveland Collier, Larry K, Cleveland Collins, Alan B. Grenada Collins. Debbie L. Cleveland Collins, Kalhy C. Louisville Collins, William Laverne Cleveland Solium, Diedre Ann Green ville Ilolyer, Peggy lane lndianola Connelly, Glenda K. Green ville Dook, Paul C. Cathage Cooper. I. C. Senalobia Cooper, Karen Elaine Cathage Cooper, M. Don Bastrop, La. Cooper, Sandra Faye Batesville Cooper, Thelma Jean Bates ville Cordell. Michael Glen Allan Cosby, Shirley T. Jonestown Cowart, Anita Fay Cleveland Cowart, Donald E. Greenwood Cox, James E. Cle eland Cox, Maria Ann Pontotoc Cox, Patricia Ann Charleston Cox, Sharon Kay Bogue Chitto Craddock, Ernest D. Cleveland Crain, Ramona Q. Cleveland Crawford, Ronald Dwain Cleveland Crenshaw, Edward E. Winona Crenshaw, Robert T. Cleveland Crittendon, John Dwight Greenwood Crittenden, James Clifton Cleveland Crittenden. Joy Thomas Greenville Crocker, Kathy Rene Jackson Crump, William James Cleveland Cuevas, Danny Joesph Cleveland Cuming, Rachael C. Pace Cummings, Debbie R. Yazoo City Curnow, Katherine Louisville Curran, Frances I. Snyder, N. Y. Curran. Philip J. Snyder, N. Y. Curry, David Allen Corinth Curry, Walden James Bay St. Louis Dakin. Dolky Jo Cleveland Dalkin, Paul Darden Cleveland Dame. Mary Jane Greenwood Darby. Richard H. Sardis Davenport, Shirley Ann Greenville Davidson. Carey Dale Greenville Davidson. Robert Winona Davis. Barbara Joyce Cleveland Davis, Eldridge M. Alligator Davis, Evelyn Randle Biloxi Davis, John Wayne Tie Plant Davis, Mary Eleanor Horn Lake Davis, Melba Ann Grenada Davis, Roxie R. Cleveland Davis. Sondra Carol Leland Davis. Sharon G. Cleveland Davis. Sharon Greenville Day, Harry H. Cleveland Dear, Jonnie R. Hazlehurst Deaton. Barbara L. Greenville Dees. Sandra Dale Itta Bena Delap, Marsha L. Cleveland Deloach, Rita Anne Grenada Deloach, Sara Elizabeth Cleveland Devers, Dolly Jean Amory Dewease, Beverly Anne Cleveland Dichary, Rae Marie Charleston Dickerson, Mary F. Greenville Dixon, Phillip Nolan Benton Dodd, Janie M. Sunflower Donald, Linda Carol Greenville Donald, Sarah Ann Indianola Douglas, Edwin McLeod Leaksville Dow, Robert Lee Canton Downs, Julia Sharron Pascagoula Drennan, Frank Edward Gulfport Duffell, Sheila L. F. Drew Duncan, Mary Anita Greenville Duraj, Nellie Ann Shelby Duranstanti, Susan Carol Shaw Duvall, Lonnie F. Greenville Dyer, Janet Lee Tremony Dykes, Sharon Hughes Cleveland Dyre, Mary Jo Grenada Eakin, Myrtle Jean Natchez Edmonds, Lucy Morgan Drew Edmonds. Mike K. Drew Edmondson, Terrel J. Jackson Edwards, Lowry Clyde Porterville Edwards, Nanell Evans Cleveland Edwards, Twyla Cleveland Ellard, Mary Jane Pittsboro Elliott, Jane Inverness Ellis, Almon M. Webb Ellis, John Scott Cleveland Ellis, Marilyn Kay Port Gibson Emigh, Kathy Ann Memphis, TN English, Larry Wayne Booneville Erwin, Charles H. Natchez Estesm, Hope Myers Yazoo City Eubanks, Darryl H. Louisville Eubank, Bettye C. Marks Eubanks, Sandra E. Ruleville Everett, Martha Sue Cleveland Everett, Samuel James D ' Lo Fairley, Regina Ann Jackson Fairman, Alice Faye Cleveland Falls, George Thomas Cleveland Farmer, Benjamin W. Jackson Farmer, Frances Marie Cruger Farr, Nancy Jean Pascagoula Farr, William E. Cleveland Farris. Sheila Ann Clarksdale Fasano, Richard S. Clinton Faulkner, Nancy L. Cleveland Faulkner, Thomas W. Cleveland Fau rot, Mary Lou Ethel Faust, Marianne H. Senatobia Ferguson, Debra L. Skene Ferguson, Patricia Ann Tunica Ferretti, Mary Margaret Shaw Ferriss, Margaret D. Cleveland Finn, Dorothy L. Stone Mt.. GA Fitzgerald, Donald K. Blackstone. Va. Floyd, Gwendolyn Osceola. Ark. Fondren, Anne L. lndianola Fonlenol, Helen S. Hollandale Forbus. Betlye L. Amory Fortner. Linda F. Lambert Foster, Catherine Clarksdale Foster, Hubert L. Lambert Foster, |ohn P. Houston Foster, Linda C. Cleveland Foster, Terry F. Cleveland Foti, Jennifer Ann Clarksdale Fountain, George W. Tavares, Fla. Fowler, Gene Benoit Fowler, Gregory D. Grenada Fraiser, Scott O. Cleveland Franks, William D. Coldwater Frazier, Clara Mae Clarksdale Frazier, Marybeth Cleveland Freely, Mary Ellen Grenada Frieman, Clare Ann Walls Frey, Kathleen Ann Hollandale Frey. Sherri Lynne Hollandale Frith, Veeneena Ann Coffeeville Fulcher, Glenda Hill Belzoni Fulcher, Virginia E. Louisville Fuller, Kendall Duane Natchez Fuqua, Paula Leigh Rosedale Furr, Jimmy A. Sardis Furr, Linda Loree Sledge Gaddis, Paula E. Ripley Gaddis, Sarah A. Ripley Gamble, Anita A. Baldwyn Gammill, Mary Gaye Cleveland Gant, Vickie Lynn Boyle Gardner, Rose Merry Shelby Gardner, Rufus Donald Natchez Gardner, William S. Natchez Garrett, Elizabeth Ann Greenville Garrett, Linda Carol Natchez Garrett, Louie F. Harrisville Garrett, Roger C. Natchez Gary, Allen Woods III Clarksdale Gates, Marilyn Rose Pontotoc Gatlin, Bruce Edward Memphis Giardina, Patsy Austin Leland Gilliland. Mary L. Greenwood Gilmer, Richmond L. Union Gipson, Patricia A. Cleveland Givens, Marilyn B. Greenwood Gladden, David L. Cleveland Glass, Robert T. Greenwood Glenn. C. Ray Leland Glenn, Janice L. Cleveland Glorioso, John J. Gunnison Godwin, Ann L. Tupelo Gong, Elaine W. Cleveland Gong, May Jue Clarksdale Goodman, Mary A. Glen Allan Goodwin, Clifford Cleveland .« § M, Goodwin, Tommy L. Drew Gordon, Raplh E. Utile Rock, Ai Gordy, Lynne Dee Portersville Goudelock, Clifford Cleveland Graham, Kathryn D. Clarksdale Grant, Beverly Jo Duck Hill Graves, Carol Grice Belzoni Graves, Lee Earl Cleveland Gray, Brenda Jo Senatobia Green, James H. Cleveland Green, Linda Gail Vicksburg Greenleaf, William Fox Eupora Griffin, James Louis Greenville Griffin, Tevora Cleveland Guerieri, Judy Ann Cleveland Guest, Sara L. Drew Guest, Thomas E. Greenwood Gustafson, Barbara A. Hernando Guthrie, Nancy Jane Port Gibson Guy, Janet Nell Greenville Hacskaylo, Jolene A. Leland Haggerty, Robert M. Cleveland Haik, Wanda Jackson Greenville Hairston, Mary B. Hollandale Hale, Jimmy Columbia Hall, Danny Bruce Baldwyn Hall, Eddie Lee Cleveland Hall, John Louis Robinsonville Hall, Michael Terry Ben oi t Hall, Rebecca Anne Booneville Hallam, Sallie Cleveland Hamilton, Benny Neal Ripley Hamilton, Karla Larraker Tutwiler Hammond, Carolyn Marie Itta Bena Hammons, Anna Kathryn Yazoo City Hancock, Herman Roy Itta Bena Haney, Marsha Gail Merigold Harmon, Joe Cecil Coldwater Harness, Phillip H. Tupelo Harper, Donald B. Meridian Harper, Ronnie Lee Greenville Harrelson, Martha E. Pittsboro Harrer, Betty Charlene Greenwood Harris, Exie Lucille Yazoo City Harris, James O. Leland Harris, Jan E. Clarksdale Harris, Sarah Rebecca Wesson Harrison, Connie M. Holly Springs Hart, Charles Ray Bogue Chitto Hartley, David Wayne Tillatobia Hartness, Judy Carol Greenville Hassett, Thomas R. Hollandale Hatcher, Sammy W. Hickory Hatchett, Nancy Gail Yazoo City Hathcock, James P. Cleveland Hathcock, Patricia H. Cleveland Havard, Mary Elizabeth Lucedale Haven, Grover Ed. Lucedale Hawkins, Diane Natchez Hawkins, Lora Jean Mound Bayou Hawthorne, Jan Charleston is sy 13 ■_ ?!00EH fSU Hayes, Rebecca Gay Haynie, Thomas P. Hays, Cynthia B. Hays, Lucy Thomas Hedgepath, Linda Anne Henderson, Brenda L. Henry, Dalton ]. Hensley, Alicia A. Henson, Sherrye J. Henton, Brender D. Heranney, Patricia Herbert, Anne Herring, lames T. Heslep, Iva A. Hester, Linda D. Heuser, Frank J. Hightower, Pamela Hill, Birdie Lee Hillman, Larry T. Hipp, Sheryye Lynn Hodges, James S. Hodges, Marcie S. Hodges, Richard H. Hogan, Catherine Hoggatt, Harriet E. Hoggatt, Kath y C. Holden, Beverly Anna Holley, Brenda G. Holman, fames A. Holnes, Edwin H. Hood, Elizabeth Anne Hood, William Lee Houk, James Dale House, John Arthur House, Mary Lou Howell, Stephan W. Hubal, Joesph John Hubbard, Wanda Kay Hudnall, Genann Hudson, Jennifer Hudsc Huey, Dorothy Amelia Huffman, Randall Huggins, Georgia Rita Hughes, Gloria J. Hughes, Vicki Gayle Humphreys, Grace Ellen Hunt. Beverly Jo Hunt, Tina Janae Hunter, Derek Wesley Hunter, Laura Ann Hunter, Rita Faye Hutcheson, Joesph Wayne Hutchinson, Debbie Lane Issa, Edward J., Jr. Ivy, Linda J. Izard, Richard C. Jackson, Bessie M. Jackson, Evelyn Marie Jackson, Lynda Rae James, Archie Read Yazoo City Cleveland Dublin Clarksdale Winona Greenwood Philadelphia Greenville Belzoni Greenville Hollandale N. Canollton Schlaler Boyle Wesson Ft. Dodge, Iowa Itta Bena Clarksdale Forest Grenada Eupora Natchez Jackson Crenshaw Natchez Natchez Poplarville Lexington Lambert Duck Hill Lambert Calhoun City Okolona Sardis Senatobia Grenada Trenton, N] Leland Aberdeen Canton Cleveland Hazlehurst Glen Alan Greenville Greenville Memphis McCool McCool Highland Falls. M Winona Cleveland Tupelo Cleveland Ruleville Merigold Crystal Springs Cleveland Greenville Pace Bay Springs James, Robert Lynn Scollsburg, lnd. Jay, Jan Grenada Jennings. James Cleveland Jennings, Marvie J. Hollandale Jennings. Nena J. Tut w Her Jepsen, Fred Carl Indianola Johnson, Anne G. Natchez Johnson, Cynthia Greenville Johnson. Grace F. Jackson Johnson, Jarvis Green vile Johnson. Johnny L. Benoit Johnson. Lillie M. Cleveland Johnson. Lois Jean Mound Bayou Johnson. Mary Lanier Greenwood Johnson. Ronny Loyd Booneville Johnson, Sammye Mendenhall Johnson, Vertis James Green ville Joiner, Samuel Dennis Cleveland Jones, Belinda S. Magnolia Jones. Betty Charlene Magee Jones, Diane Jane Clarksdale Jones, James C. Waynesboro Jones, Linda Barnett Greenville Jones, Mary Ellen Hollandale Jones. Michael Earl Cleveland Jones, Michael H. Calhoun City Jones, Robert Earl Rosedale Jones, Rosie Lee Mound Bayou Jones, Steven Lee Magnolia Jordan, Brenda B. Cleveland Jordan, Gary E. Cleveland Jossell, Gladys R. Marks Joubert, Paula K. Gulfport Kantor, Ronald M. Clarksdale Kaplan, Robin Kathy Drew Kealhofer, Sara Jo Durant Kelly. Melba Ann Clarksdale Kemp. Gregory Lynn Carthage Kemp. Michael W. Green ville Kendrick. Judith L. Hernando Kendrick, Larry Neal Parkinston Kendrick. Margaret M. Winona Kennedy, W. J. Scott Kent, Doris Faye Webb Kilgore, William David Coffeeville Killen. William L. Meridian King. Elizabeth C. Merigold King. Gloria Jo Lexington King, Kathy H. Lexington King, Ted C. Pontotoc Kyle, Patricia L. Minter City Labella. Dianne W. Indianola Lacefield. Thomas Cleveland LaForge, William Horman Cleveland LaMastus, Sandra Cleveland Lance, Sherry L. Greenville Lane. Frances James Charleston Lane. Margaret Anne Rosedale Lankford, Lawrence A. Clarksdale Lapresto. Beverly Anne Rosedale Wm % LS ! f 4} BE PSXl Laster, Clyde David Greenwood Laster, lohn T. Duck Hill Latin, Richard W. Chicago Lau, Carolyn Coahoma Lavelle, William L. Bloomingdale, NJ Lavender, James E. Columbus Lawrence, Elizabeth Ann Clarksdale Leathers, Ricky Fulton Lecroy, Thomas Dade City, Fla. Lee, Charles B. Clarksdale Lee, Cindy K. Cleveland Lee, George H. Carrollton Lee, Maronda Sue Cleveland Lee, Robert D. K. Taiwan Lee, Wayne Greenville Lefler, Lisa Greenville Leftwich, Brenda Leland Legg, Donna Lynn Drew Leggett, Janet Brookhaven Lewellen, William B. Enid Lewis, Nancy Kosciusko Lewis, Reuben H. Greenville Lewis, Susan Harriet Charleston Light, Richard Myron Greenwood Link, Jimmy R. Union Lipford, Eunice Cold water Little, Randall Vicksburg Littlejohn, Sibil Senatobia Litton, Brenda Benoit Livingston, Dwight Ruleville Lorance, Vivia Rosedale Lott, Deborah Isola Love, Kirby Alan Glen Allan Lowe, Elizabeth Ann Coffeeville Lowe, Melinda Monticello Lowry, Steve Isola Lowry, Evelyn Cleveland Lucius, Brenda Greenville Lumpkin, Carol A. Cleveland Lumpkin, Robert S. Cleveland Lunceford, William Lyon Lundy, Judy B. Cleveland Lundy, Michael Greenville Lutrick, Patricia Cleveland Mabe, Roger A. Southhaven Mabry, Norma Scott Columbus Maddox, James B. Clarksdale Madkins, Ora Lee Courtland Magee, Larry Jackson Maggio, Rosalea Greenville Mainers, Judy N. Corinth Malatesta, Elizabeth Clarksdale Malatesta, Jeannie Clarksdale Malatesta, Vickie Shelby Malone, Nancy L. Lexington Maness, Verbon T. Lake Comorant Mangialardi, Linda Shelby Mangin, Robert Y. Jackson Mangrum, Mary E. Sardis Mann. Gary Steven Indianola Manning, Aaron D. Canton Manor, Wanda Lynn Bentonia Mansour, Suzanne Green ville Marascalco, Buena A. Grenada Marascalco, Louis Grenada Marascalco, Lynn C. Grenada Marquis, Stephen Cleveland Marsh, Jimmy Cleveland Marshall, jack Carrolllon Martin, Catherine Clarksdale Martin, James A. Clarksdale Martin, Shirley Kay Grenada Martin, Stephen Joe Lebanon, Ind. Massey, Nona B. Cleveland Mathews, William L, Vicksburg Mathews, Susan June Charleston Matlock, Billie Jean Koscuisko Matthews, Albert Clarksdale Franklin ■Matthews, Dana R. Cleveland Matthews, Virginia Kierigold Maurer, William Glen view, 111. Maxey, Doris Stoneville Maxey, Mary Frances Greenville Maxey, Sidney O. Clarksdale May, Dorothy Ann Eupora May, Judy S. New Albany Mayers, Ronald G. Natchez McAdory, Michael Noxapater McArthur, Cynthia C. Jonestown McBryde, John W. Cedar Bluff McCafferty, Belinda Greenwood McCain, Eileen Yazoo City McCain, Virginia Cleveland McCaleb, Edith Lynne Green wood McCann, Randy Lynn Greenwood McCarver, Paul S. Rome McClellan. Connie D. Cleveland McClesky, Lily G. Goodman McClure, Beth A. Natchez McCool, Mike Cleveland McCulley, Michael Hernando McCullough, Barbara H. Cleveland McCullough, Rosemary Sardis McDearman, Joanna Cleveland McDonald, Flora C. Duncan McDonald, Granville Duncan McDowell, Evelyn Rosedale McEachern, Celia Jackson Edwinia McGregor, Jimmy Indianola McGregor, Mary Philipp Mclnnis, John Roland Greenwood Mclntyre, John Doddsville McKee, Margaret Jackson McKelroy, Rodney Calhoun City McKissick, Carl T. Saltillo McLendon, Carolyn Belzoni McLeory, Edna M. Olive Branch McMahan, Gwen Meridan McNamara, Elizabeth Vicksburg McNutt. Myra Coldwater % L % puis I f f ♦ ft f • % « I % .■ • • 4-  % § % McRaney, Robert R. Jackson McVea. Richard G. Cleveland Meador, Earl Cleveland Meador, Janis C. Belzoni Meeks, David L. Lexington Mei, Roxe Anne Shaw Mei, Theresa Shaw Mendrop, Robert Vicksburg Mergenschroer, Lucedale Shelia Cleveland Meriweather, Paris Beverly Green ville Michelloti, Dewey Milan. Harvey Miller, Franklin Meridian Miller, Gary Corin th Miller, Meg Charleston Mills, Dorothy Shaw Mills, Diane Lambert Minga, Janice Indianola Mitchell. Alice Cleveland Mitchell. Gene Lambert Mitchell, Marce Green ville Mitchell, Rose Charleston Mobley, David Vicksburg Mohead. Guy Lula Mohead, Ann Lula Monk. Patricia Anne Greenwood Montgomery, Cleveland Katherine Cleveland Miller, Jane Drew Moody, Georgia Louisville Moody. Karen Moody, Marsha Drew Moore, Anita Hermanville Moore, John C. Schlater Moore, Judith Ann Cleveland Moore, Martha Cleveland Moore, Rick Louisville Moore, Walter Grenada Morgan, Kathy Cleveland Morlino, Nancy Jo Lei and Morris, Sondra Green ville Morrison, Michael Cleveland Morrison, Tommy Jackson Morrison, Steve Cleveland Morton. Frank Green ville Morton, Linda Ann Jackson Mosley, Betty B. Cleveland Mosely. John W. Hollandale Mosely, Pamela Cleveland Moss. Larry Sidon Moss, Gail Grenada Mote, Nancy K. Senatobia Miller. Patricia Green ville Mullins, Penny Ann Clarksdale Murphey, William B. Wiggins Murphy. Marilyn Batesville Musick, Emali Riplev Muzzi, Cheryl Shaw Myatt, Debbie Cleveland Myrick, Nancy Kosciusko Naaman, Ann Green wood Nabors. Barbara K. Friars Pt. Nabors, Carolyn Friars Pi- Nance, Ronnie Greenville Naron, Tommy Cleveland Nassar, Joe Clarksdale Nations, Linda Yazoo City Neal. Barbara Cleveland Neely, Janice Brandon Nerren, Elizabeth Isola Nerren. Judy Isola Nettles. Catherine Brookhaven Newman, George Green wood Nichols. Linda Mayersville Nipper, Lynette Chatham Nix, Jerry Greenville Nored, Franklin Cleveland Norwood. Barbara Como Norwood, Joe Greenwood Nowell. Billy Cleveland Nuckolls. Beverly On ward Oakes, Rickey Tchula Odell. Gail Vicksburg Orrell, Barbara Charleston Osbey. Shalver Areola Oswald. Kenneth Cleveland Oswalt. Thomas Jackson Ott. William Merritt Island. Fla. Owen. Roger Drew Owens. Susan Hernando Pace, Curtis Cleveland Paine, Debbie Natchez Pair, Johnny Philadelphia Palermo. Vincent Cleveland Palmer, Jesse DeKalb. Ga. Palmer, Katherine Greenville Parham, Pamela Shelby Parker, Sandra Greenwood Parrish, Gwendolyn Greenville Partridge. Chester Pass Christian Patrick. Charles Mendenhall Patrick, Deborah Mendenhall Patterson. Diane Clarksdale Patterson, Sue Yazoo City Peacock. Willie Cleveland Pearce, Charlie Cleveland Pearce. James Greenwood Pearson, Betty Greenville Pearson, George Clarksdale Pearson, Marvin Houston Peeler, Carolyn Shaw Pendergrass. Allen Clarskdale Pennick, Billy Vardaman Pennington, Pam Philadelphia Pennington, Patricia Philadelphia Pepper, Rita Cleveland Perkins, Deborah Senatobia Permenter. Virgina L. Wayside Peters, Kary Baldwyn Phelps. Deborah Lake Comorant Phillip. Charles Leland Iff} asuasi hem: Philpot, Sue Stovall Pcikering, Linda Brookhaven Pieralisi, Jacqueline Leland Pierce, Nora Lexington Pelgreen, James Clarksdale Pinkerlon, Robert Winona Pittman. Sandra Cleveland Poe, Opal Cleveland Poe, Wilbur Cleveland Pongelti. Carol Shelby Pope, Wayne Hamilton Porter, Tommy Green wood Porrish, Pam Charleston Porter. Velma Greenville Posey, Susan Cleveland Potter, Jimmy Morgan City Potter. Mike Natchez Potter. Suzanne Wayside Pounders, Robert Hamilton Powell, Jamesetta Clarksdale Powell, Margaret Cleveland Powers, Robert Cleveland Prater. Ronda Okolona Prater. Tihon Cleveland Prewitt. Laurie Shaw Pritchard. Dana Union Church Puckett, Stephanie Lambert Parnell, Kaye Cleveland Purvis, Harvey Vicksburg Purvis. John Belzoni Quong. Francis Greenville Quong. Janie Greenville Rainer, Janson Laurel Rainey. Rebecca Enid Ramage. Joe Kilmichael Raney. Pat Charleston Rasberry. Donna Natchez Ratliff, Gary Vance Ratterman. Jack Merrit Island. F. Rawson. Barbara Meridan Ray, Freda Cleveland Ray, Shirley Ackerman Reed, Lou Ann Water Valley Reedy, Charlotte Cleveland Reedy, Jackie Inverness Reeves, Juanita Grenada Renfroe, Christine Tupelo Rester, Deborah Forrest Rhodes. Billy Brandon Rich. Albert Rosedale Richard, Sue Ocean Springs Richards, Wanda Greenville Richardson, Brenda Drew Riddle, Benny Shaw Rilley. Joe Cahokia, III. Riley, Danny Nettleton Risher, Penny Meridian Rittenhouse, Kraig Vicksburg Rivers, Robert Clarksdale Rizzo, Michael Cleveland 1 I f J Roane, Anita Taylor Grenada Roberts, Charles E. Yazoo City Roberts, Donald E. Tremont Roberts, Rosanna Sallis Roberts, Sandra E. Belzoni Robertson, Marsha K. Olive Branch Robertson, Glenda E. Senatobia Robertson, Robert G. Greenwood Robertson, Ruth Natchez Robinson, Barbara Shaw Robinson, Charley L. Clarksdale Robinson, Margaret E. Winona Rocconi, Linda Dianne Duncan Rocconi, Mary Ann Cleveland Rocconi, Paul A. Cleveland Rocconi, Sharon S. Boyle Rogers, Rebecca Greenville Rogers, Tommie Corinth Rodgers, Ted S. Byhalia Rodgers, Laurena Clarksdale Rogers, Mary Jo West Helena, Aric.j Rone, Mary Gwyn Jackson Rosamond, George M. Jackson Rosberg, Paul E. Cleveland Ross, Glenda C. Jackson Rossetti, Betty C. Shaw Rowe, Robbie L. Charleston Royal, Laura E. Midnight Rozier, Deborah K. Cleveland Rumfelt, Robert R. Greenwood Rumfelt, Eugene Clark Greenwood Runnels, Sidney M. Canton Rushing, Denise Greenville Rushing, Robert Cleveland Russell, David Cleveland Russell, Delores Crowder Russell, Larry M. Smyrna, Ga. Rutledge, Norman Clarksdale Doddsville Rutledge, Robbie Sabbatini, Charles Leland Salley, Edna T. Clarksdale Saliey, Ronald Duck Hill Salley, Sharon Duck Hill Sanders, Alfonzo Mound Bayou Sanders, Jenny M. Cleveland Sanders, Phyliss Mound Bayou Sandifer, Linda Isola Sandifer, Michael Clarksdale Sandifer, Robert E. Jackson Sanford, Evelyn Como Snaford, Robert Duck Hill Saucier, Teresa E. Leland Saul, Lamar G. Clinton Scank, Brenda F. Cleveland Scank, Vincent Cleveland Scheider, Patricia Indianola Schmidt, Dale E. Ayre, Neb. Schultz, Herbert Sanatorium Scipper, Thomas H. Ruleville Scott, Karen Natchez Scrubbs, Verna Cleveland Scrubbs, Waller Cleveland Seay, Rosemary Yazoo City Seyforth. James Ray Natchez Shackelford, Elizabeth Coldwater Shannon. Allen Friars Pt. Shaw, Dorothy A. Ruleville Shaw, Gary M. Coffeeville Shaw, Linda C. Eupora Shaw, Thomas E. Clarksdale Shellbarger, Royce Oxford Shelton, Virginia Pattison Shepard, Mollie B. Green ville Shepherd, Jackie Greenville Shepherd, Susan E. Indianola Shields, John Thomas Moss Point Shinault, Joesph Byhalia Shipp, Susan Jefferson Shivers, Ewell N. Greenville Sias, Shadrach S, Mound Bayou Simmons, Bernie McComb Simmons, Gene T. Cleveland Simmons, Julia Cleveland Simmons, Penny G. Greenwood Simpson, Penny Greenwood Simpson, Shirley L. Belzoni Simpson, Joesph Greenwood Skeleton, Sarah Louise Pace Skillern. Sara Lake Comorant Skipper. Cornelies Clarksdale Skipper, Robert Lee Clarksdale Slaughter. Helen Virginia Philadelphia Slay, Daniel M. Hollandale Smylie, Eula Jean Gloster Smylie, Snadra Laurel Smith, Benny Bryant Grenada Smith, Diana Dale Shelby Smith, Georgia Greenwood Smith. Gerald C. Union Church Smith. Gerald W. Picayune Smith, Joyce Friars Point Smith, Lovie E. Nesbitt Smith, Nita F. Brookhaven Smith, Randall L. Natchez Smith, Rita Kaye Brookhaven Smith, Sarah Lynne N. Carrollton Smith, Sue Sumner Smith. Wayne Vicksburg Smylie, Sandra Cleveland Snell, Robert C. Greenville Snellgrove, James Cleveland Spadini, Mary Frances Shaw Spence, Denis Durban, S. Africa Spencer, Ruth Ellen Port Gibson Spencer, Vera Clarksdale Spright. Peggy A. Ripley Spradley, Winnie Faye Mendenhall Springer, David Mathiston Springer, Glenda Eupora Spurgeon, Hazel C. Grenada emsm USD St. John, Michael Stanford, Roy Stanton, Nora Jo Stanton, Robert Starnes, Joanna Starr, Charles Lee Greenville Drew Clarksdale Clarksdale Drew Atlanta, Ga. Staten, Charles R. Steed, Donna C. Steele, Oma Ellison Steele, Ruth Anne Steiger, William Ellis Stephens, Nancy E. Carrollton Indianola Greenwood Lambert Philadelphia Biloxi Stephenson, Linda Kay Stevens, Breda Lou Stewart, Gloria Jean Stewart, Phil Ray Stockton, Janis Stone, Anne Louise Leiand Hazlehurst Chicago, 111. Yazoo City Sidon Chatham Stoop, William Gaines Story, Jacqueline F. Stout, Beverly Faye Strange, Dianne Strawbridge, James R. Streeter, Linda I. Clarksdale Indianola Itta Bena Memphis Greenville Greenwood Streeter, Robert Stricklin, Nan M. Stricklan, Katherine Strong, Jack Stuart, Douglas Sullivan, John Wm. Greenwood Moorhead Yazoo City Memphis Hattiesburg Cleveland Sullivan, Marget E. Sullivan, Sally B. Clarksdale Cleveland Sumrall, Shirleen Swain, Kenny Enterprise Leiand Swalee, Sherry C. Swanzy, Karen L. Cleveland Greenwood Tackett, Douglas J. Tackett, Jane Webb Webb Talbert, Beverly Taylor, Angela Ruleville Tchula Taylor. Anne Ruleville Taylor, Donna Winona Taylor, Edgar Greenville Taylor, Dwaine Cascilla Taylor, Jackie Clarksdale Taylor, Kathe Green ville T aylor, Marjorie Cleveland Taylor, Mike Charleston Taylor, Sarah Belzoni Tenhet, Susan Moorhead Tenhet, Terry Clarksdale Terrell, Don Union Tharp, Genevieve Sumner Theda, Sherrie Cleveland Thomas, David Leland Thomas, Gloria Cleveland Thompson, Cora Cleveland Thompson, Gary Philadelphia Thompson, Judy Cleveland Thompson, Lewis Greenville Thompson, Mary Ruth Caruthersville, Mo. Thompson, Richard Cleveland Thompson, William Greenville Thorne, Larry Greenville Thornton, Louise Belzoni Thurmond, Kay Court land Thweatt, Douglas Columbus Tingle, Bert Philadelphia Tingle. Terry Carrollton Tinsley, David Earl Lambert Tinson, Eddie Benoit Todd, Queen Sen at obi a Tolar, Donna Yazoo City Tolbert. Robert Cold water Tomaszewski, Steve Trenton. N. }. Touchberry. Jean Glen Alan Trainer, Janice Vicksburg Tribble, Mitzi Charleston Tribble, Sandra Grenada Tribble, William Charleston Tripplett. Lynda Macon Truesdale, Fred Glen Alan Truesdale, Roger Rolling Folk Tubertini. Bettye Green ville Tullos, Tony Greenwood Tumminello. Chris Cleveland Turcotte, Bobby Greenville Turfit, Thomas Greenville Turk. Carla Leland Turnbo. James Wesson Turner, Charles Cleveland Turner, Clint Cleveland Turner, Linda Greenville Turner, Osborn Belzoni Tuttle. Shirley Ruleville Tyler, Jana Greenwood Tyler, Carolyn Auguilla Tynes, Judy Monticello Upton, Sandra Clarksdale Vallarian, Kathy Green wood • Li ' l 9 9 $ 9 w , VanBuskirk, Dan Vaughn, Lawrenct Vaughn, Tommy Veasey, Jean Vetrano, Woe Viner, Vida Vines, James Vinson, Sandra Voorhies, Carman Wagner, Mary Walker, Danny Walker, Glenn Walker, Gary Walker, Rebecca Walker. William Wallis, Eddie Walters, Marsha Ward, Cecila Ward, Steve Ward, Loretta Ware, David Warnock, Lynn Warren, Kay Warren, Cathy Warren, Sue Washington, David Waters, Lamar Watkins, Sylvia Watson, Doug Watts, May Weathersall, Donna Weathers, Ann Webb. Deborah Webster, Herlonsteen Weed, Deborah Weeks, Mitch Weir, Tommy Welch. Vickie Wells. Elizabeth Wells, Jim Wesley, Juanita West, Darnella West, Marcia West, Wanda C. Westbrook, Jean Whatley. Calvin White, Beverly White, Diane White, Donna White, Gary White. Glen White. Gloria White, J. D. White, Joesph White, Peggy White. Rebecca White, Scharlean Whitehurst. Carolyn Whitworth. Sandra Wiggins, Barbara Cleveland Ft. Myers. Fla. Ft. Myers, Fla. Green ville Rosedale Cleveland Kosciusko Winona Greenville Isola Cleveland Clarksdale Pascagoula Cleveland Mt. City, Tn. Baldwyn Cleveland Raymond Jackson Meridian Winona Rule ville Jackson Meridian Pontotoc Pace Memphis Cleveland Drew Duncan Tutwiler Green ville Indianola Coldwater Rule ville Weir Philadelphia Indianola Mayersville Ripley Cleveland Rule ville Drew Merigold Duncan Utica Holcomb Ebenezer Yazoo City Holcombe Houston Tutwiler Northport, Ala. Cleveland Cleveland Drew Cleveland Cleveland Leland Cleveland Wiggins, Helen Greenville Wiggins, James Cleveland Wiggins, Joyce Cleveland Wilborn, Ca rolyn Cleveland Wilkes, Amy Cleveland Williams, Angus Greenville Williams. Herky Hernando Williams, Dallon Cleveland Williams, Donna Sardis Williams. Donna Merigold Williamson, James Minter City Williams, Lanace Baldwyn Williams, Lucy Lynn Grenada Williams. Sally Drew Williams. Tommy Philadelphia Williams. Vicki Elizabeth Willis. Hallie Grenada Wilson. Elizabeth Drew Wilson. Glenda Natchez Whitshire, Donnie Greenwood Windham. George Bay Springs Windham. Sandra Duck Hill Winn, Renee Areola Winslow, Jo Hollandale Winter. Milton Cleveland Wolfe, Patsy Charleston Womack, Darryl McComb Wong, Glenn Cleveland Wong, Janet Cleveland Wong, Jill Cleveland Wong, Phillip Green ville Wood, David Inverness Wood, Larry Shelby Wood. Walt Cleveland Woodruff. Susan Charleston Woods, Connie Charleston Wooldridge, Martha Meridian Wright. Calvin C. Greenville Wright, Rochelle Houston Wyatt, June Grenada Yarbrough. Ron Ruleville Yeldel, Patricia Greenville Yelverton, Elaine Cleveland Young, James Allentown. Pa. Young, Larry Clarksdale Youngblood, Barabara Phillip Zeigler. Lewis Lexington Zeigler, Sara Lexington Curr, Steve — gradu- ate Green, Betty R. Langley, Pat Little. James Love, Bill Martin, Ann McNay, Jerry Pearson, Ann Steed, Donna White. Collen Wilcox, Peggy Worsham, Gary It all began with the day that we first realized that we were no longer alone. Decisions crowded every moment. In school elections, we grasped school traditions and prepared to face tomorrow. I But, with the dawn came hope. 1 The joy of being with people filled each day. . I And somewhere amid the noise and haste of daily living, we found time to care. p T- V V v- V ErfwW R . teeu , J . NcvihiCut Atii(io«uj Rjutiife e Deefcoateet fn ltiA t Ue uvuj I (-fas wtp L out wkoJb I hm. Grrti$k (lOS HO ' tuWs ttV fHGy W yefc f seftk oat God Imu fnaye t , Fcvi fW is tiof G o uEy 141 W t M . fw f-fts ftteSGRCG f pHajflt huj ifoiy ntuSfeW SGttt of Jtttfi fw 9 ' s uo£co«uc so ! W feu rfc tw f-f ts 6oufag cga , OAofyw RW Springer Brothers Ford Inc. I MM I M Hwy. 8 W, 104 S. Court Hwy. 61 N. Cleveland State Bank Your Full Service Bank the bank of the people FDIC BANK Byrd ' s Service Station Highway 61 N. Cleveland Nehi Bottling Co. Cleveland, Miss. Joe ' s Hwy. 61 S. tit Tk Susan Shipp Kamien ' s 126 N. Sharpe Ave, Leisure Hour Book Store Cleveland GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Hallie ' s Fine Fabrics Complete Line of Brand Name Patterns and Fabrics 113 North St. SERVICE WITH THE SPEED OF SOUND D.S.C. students are always welcome. QlB V H Gibson ' s Pic-a-Bit Open 7-11 Every Day Every Week iCEEjjjj 0U A CLOTHING SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY OPEN A REVOLVING ACCOUNT. QA ' i A )f i BUY TODAY. TAKE SIX MONTHS 04j 4zUI Jean ' s Fabric Shop All type dress fabrics 843-8514 Butterick McCall Simplicity Vogue O FIRST NATIONAL BANK A FULL SERVICE BANK OF BOLIVAR COUNTY THE BANK WITH A PERSONALITY MEMBER F.D.I.C. Jim Wrenn ' s Coleman ' s Bar B-Q Western Plaza Shopping Center 843-9267 Hwy. 61 N. 843-9344 MISSISSIPPI POWER AND LIGHT CO. ' erRic vV Helping Build Mississippi for Over Vi of a Century Cleveland, Mississippi Prestige Machine Company, Inc. E. L. PRESTAGE, Owner Gas — Electric Welding Field Service — Machine Work Blacksmith Shop Crane Rental Service Office Phones 843-8367 843-8368 NIGHT 843-5110 Cleveland, Miss. Delta State Bookstore After You ' ve Gone Keep in Touch DELTA STATE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Kethley Hall, Room 128 f ,1 L ' ail ill i i a ill in uiiii ■llllbl i j .R4JWC Planters Bank and Trust Co. Each depositor Insured to •20.0O0- Ruleville Ef |(| Your first service bank DtfOSlI INSURANCf COHrOIAllON (Bai l of Cl eve [oflfl . cv- ' JgN e ' rAO ss- S 6 v ts a c fa c MW o 6 ' Q re d t tei t ° p . f e 6 . ao oO t . 8t Ot d • ' £, cao Vie des r rr d 63 Df° fes .of to i A o9 1 1 c K.W o y of ; a t a od v . e s s pW V - , s pP t e VW -roq 6 tV e eoa ( t« 6- T .pre • v deO BOB ' S DRIVE-IN AND THE ACTION IS STILL THERE . . . slD Your Official BROOM Photographer Portraiture Weddings in beautiful natural color Larson Photographers 1017 Washington ED 2-8422 Greenville, Miss. Compliments of Bank of Ruleville Ruleville, Mississippi The Bank of Friendly Service ' Officers: R. W. Holladay, President J. M. Robertson, Vice President and Cashier ®SS MEMBER F.D.I.C. Directors: Mrs. James B. Barner N. W. Carver Eugene Fisackerly R. W. Holladay G. W. Manning, Jr. Ray Russell J. M. Robertson CUMBER COMPANY PHONE 843-2731 CLEVELAND, MISSISSIPPI JFktrlpr iffmwrai 1? om 307 CENTRAL AVENUE CLEVELAND. MISS. 3S732 PHONE 843-3636 Cleveland Service Station 219 S. Court cleaning NANCE ' S One-Hour Cleaners on Sunflower Road Phone 843-3444 MICHAEL ' S Fine Foods Cleveland, Miss. Phone for Reservations 843-5301 EVERYONES LISTENING 3 000 WATTS- CLEVELAND Day-Night Service mg FUNERAL HOME established nineteen hundred twentj-i Levingston Furniture 131 North Street E9 CHRYSLER Vlumoutfi CRUTCHER MOTOR CO., INC. 417 E. Sunflower Road Cleveland, Mississippi 38732 Telephone 843-3648 ' V SnfJE ' coSwfl! Dodge Dodge Trucks La Parie Shoppe Finest in Fashion Western Plaza Shopping Center Morgan ' s Food Center Open Seven Days a Week Highway 61 North Cleveland Cleveland Flower Shop rbb s box 35, boyle, misstssippi, 38730 m on ihe boulevard boyle, mississippi modern £ Traditional Qifh, accessories, and ■purniiare Prescriptions FREE PICKUP DELIVERY COMPLETE DRUG SERVICE LARRY NICKELL-PHARMACIST 843-2739 1IGKTS DIAL 843-8682 • CHANEL • YARDLEY • MAX FACTOR • DUBARRY • GUERLAIN • FABERGE • LENEL PANGBURN CANDIES - OWEN DbA Ttexail DRUGS inc 100 N. SHARPE AVE. CLEVELAND PAUL ' S JEWELRY Diamonds — Watches Cleveland, Miss. The look for young Coeds ' Sportswear, Lingerie, Gifts, Dresses, Coats. TIC TOC SHOP 168 N. Sharp - Cleveland Kossman ' s Q pecial Acknowledgements Martha Jane Aden (Art Contributions) Bill Clower (Photography) Coach Jack Waters Dean Reily Delta State Publicity Office Ed Issa (Journalistic Advice and Assistance) Larson Photographers Ewell N. 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