Delta State University - Broom Yearbook (Cleveland, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 272 of the 1987 volume:

U ' 0 w DELTA STATE UNIVERSITY CLEVELAND, MISSISSIP 1987 BROOM Melissa Porter ditor-in-Chief Aimee Hart Assistant Editor Tammy Lee Business Manager Ads Tammy Lee Editor Allison Bradley Brenda Collins Amber Heflin Jonella Homer Peggy Lowery Mary Luke Margaret White Administration Aimee Hart Editor Gina Bloesch Rene Grady Karen Kaye Debbie Moser Jenay Neely Pam Shackouls Campus Life, Events, and Greeks Jennifer Rodgers Editor Stephanie Hooper Maria Luciano Margaret Pleasant Marci Purvis Tommy Tenhet Honors and Organizations Holly Wroten Editor Amy Blackmon Gina Compassi JoAnn Holloway Jennifer Massey Asst. Editor Sports Missy Hannah Editor Tracy Beck Laurie Brashier Angie Gillespie Connie Hentz Donnie Mullins Mary Margaret Pittman Rebecca Wilkinson Photographers Richard McNeer Editor Allyson Avent Edward Blackstone Kim Boyd Clement Jee Tracy Lipscomb Brian Rochelle Casey Tyler Wendy Weber CONTENTS Campus Life 18 Events 28 Administration 44 Classes 62 Organizations 100 Honors 126 Features 142 Greeks 162 Sports 184 Ads Index 238 }£Z:- . ■ i ix. B 1 ! ■ • i L- JiP H f-j 1 ■IB ■■■HBa lavSflBBJPJPJBJi -2 ' :. Leroy Morganti The 1987 BROOM Staff takes extreme pride in dedicating this year ' s annual to Mr. Leroy Morganti, Delta State ' s Director of Public Information. The impact of his presence at our university has been a positive one on students and the institution as a whole. Students find a warm, congenial person with whom they can relate, while staff, faculty and administration often rely on him with confidence for his communicative skills, political savvy and extensive knowledge and ex- perience in public relations. Mr. Morganti ' s own confidence in the students of Delta State as competent, intelligent young adults is evident in the attitude he takes toward The Delta Statement and Broom staffs. We appreciate this. Leroy Morganti first came to DSU as Director of Public Information in July, 1970. After six years, he left to serve as Press Secretary to then Governor Cliff Finch. He re- turned to his previous position at Delta State in 1979. While there are people who might adequately fill the job of Public Information Director, no one could match his willingness to serve, his dedication to his job, and most of all his love for Delta State. To you, Mr. Morganti, we say thank you for an outstanding job. OPA! . , CAMPOS LIFE szzra i JH m3 n _ i Bi 1 — — = — — — _ _ ' • 1 22sJ Life on Campus Is Full of Fun! Whether with Friends or Alone, There is Always Something Fun to do. There ' s always something fun to do. There are pep rallies, ball games, and lots more. Intramural games are exciting, too. Even the referees seem to get in on some of the fun. •« -..- y I ; It ■ - ! A lot of hard work goes into everything that we do at DSG, whether it ' s athletic training, cheer- leader practice, or endless homework. Some people prefer the easy way out . . . see no homework, speak no homework, and hear no homework. £ £ I T WJ A bi 9 P art of DSa is r $fi£ spg sorority and fraternity ■■ ' W . H d life. It gives you more friends than you know A what to do with, more fun than you could ever imagine, and some of the best memories of your life. Wj| rfBlSP rl -. ■ r sJBB B K ■1 B 1 B 1 LV-  f flfe. irf - t « If K i f r wi w j i r V v [JS ,..- v - Thursday nights are always a favorite on the DSU campus when everyone comes out to support the home team. These pep rallies provide a nice break from those long hours spent studying. Team Work At DSCI Is What It ' s All About In Intramural Games We Really Tough It Out! Studying here, studying there, Students study just about anywhere In the library, the Gnion, they study everyday, Struggling hard to make that A! -flS Although one receives no credit for it and it can ' t improve one ' s overall grade point average, every student spends time at it. What is it that could possibly take up so much of a student ' s time? — RELAXING!! ' ' y t t ' When one thinks of Night Ranger, such hits as Sister Christian and Don ' t tell Me You Love Me come to mind. These hard rockers made a stop on their Seven Wishes tour at D.S.CJ. on March 6. Since the concert was held on a Thursday night, it could be held accountable for the many absences Friday morning. DSCI Spring Fest April 10, 1986 On April 10, 1986, DSU, once again, held its annual Springfest activities. Several bands per- forming throughout the day. Sororities and Fraternities had various booths selling all sorts of snacks and goodies. There were numerous amounts of people lined up that afternoon for the cook out on the quad. As usual, Springfest ac- tivities had been a fun-filled day for both young and old, which ended with not only mosquito bites, but aching bodies. (LOETtfi) ©(SOU O 3 OH ' The members of Phi Mu Fraternity here at Delta State sponsored a Spring Fever Fashion Show on April 24, 1986 in Broom Auditorium. The models were all members of Phi Mu, Kappa Delta, Zeta Tau Alpha, and Tri Delta Sororities. The clothing was donated by various businesses in Cleveland. Admission to the fashion show was $1.00 with all proceeds going to the Mississippi Burn Center. ' i ft JL Hk [f®®k! Eli In Concert . . . Eli was at DSU n Labor Day — A o n d a y September 1, 986. The band egan playing at :00 and played for i couple of hours. Phey played r arious songs by -overboy and other opular groups, ttght before the roncert DSG itudents were serv- ed . hamburgers vith trimmings at :00. It was a espite from ichoolwork and ;veryone had a pod time! Wm II V v J 1 1 3t irSSS 1 SB !mR3 ELI DSCI DAY AT WENDY ' S The seventh annual DSU DAY AT WENDY ' S was held October 2, 1986. The Student Alumni Associa- tion sponsored numerous activities including a dance contest, a hamburger eating contest, and a contest to see which organization on campus could have the most coupons honored. The Pom Pon Squad also per- formed for the crowd. Wendy ' s — Wendy ' s — Wendy ' s k kJO)% Ovtoa MACLEAVY Bob Smith FAY Kris Wilkinson HAL David Dallas DENNIS Ken Priest TRUSCOTT Rickey Hynum MEADOWS John Mosetich A VERY SPECIAL ARTS FESTIVAL October— 1986 1st Place — The Audatious One 2nd Place — The Beat 3rd Place — Dwight Vick ' s You ' ve got a Friend. Hi ■ IstPlSk 5 ; HOMECOMING 1 986 DSG Homecoming Week started Oct. 28 with Green and White Day and ended on Nov. 1 with the Homecoming Game against Livingston University. The theme of Homecoming this year was It ' s a Halloween Homecoming and also saw the rebirth of Spirit Week, whose purpose is to get students ex- cited about Homecoming. Spirit Week was last seen two years ago and will include such events as the Laff Olympics, a Bonfire Peprally, the Rocky Hor- ror Picture Show , and a Midnight Masquerade Pep Rally. Homecoming displays were also placed on the Quad and were judged on the morning of the Homecoming Game. Tri-Delta won first place for their float while the Phi Mus won the overall Spirit Week competition. Also that morning, a 5-K Fun Run was held. The day ended with the Homecoming Game: The DSG Statesmen vs The Livingston Tigers. The score was 27-15 Livingston. One more event for the day was the crowning of the Homecoming Queen, Stacy Dempsey, at half time. ™ W THE BANGLES flj !. ' .f ' • 5 ' a- i ... ■ r — ■ presents by 0A§sr Alcest B© B § OT©2| Pljilintc SO?©!!! IFiES(BH§©N ©ronte 3BAEHB BAiE iA§ €elimene M HIASiSiEN Eliante ©SAC! JHSM2?© Arsinoe MM2W S©AN!E Acaste (BSSOI Wi£MT Clitan re 23 BTO£ SiiENNiES® Basque KSffill SSfAC iEiB (guard 0t2??BI§ 2?AS© Bubois SA£Hirai ffiES Highlights 86 Jan. 20 — Martin Luther King Day is celebrated nationwide for the first time. Jan. 28 — The Challenger explodes 73 seconds after lift off. Feb. 25 — New Philippine President Corazon Aquino is sworn in. March 21 — America ' s Debi Thomas wins world figure skating title. April 13 — Jack Nicklaus, 46, with a record sixth win, is the oldest masters champion. April 14 — The CISS America battle group withdraws after sending planes on a bombing raid of Libya. April 26 — A nuclear reactor at Chernobyl explodes. May 3 — Willie Shoemaker, 54, rides Ferdinand to a Kentucky Derby win, his fourth. May 12-15 — Two high school hikers are rescued after a savage blizzard on Mount Hood. Seven students and two teachers die. May 25 — Five million Americans join hands to raise money for the nation ' s hungry. Hands Across America. July 1-21 — Garbagemen ' s strike causes big stink in Philadelphia. July 4 — Statue of Liberty ' s 100th birthday celebration. What a celebration! July 6-26 — Temperatures reach record highs in seven southern states during a year of record drought. July 23 — Sarah Ferguson marries Britain ' s Prince Andrew. July 31 — Moonlighting, with Cybill Shepherd, is nominated for 16 Emmys. August 20 — Oklahoma postal worker kills 14 co- workers then shoots himself. Sept. 17 — William Rehnquist is sworn in as the 16th Chief Justice of the CI.S. Supreme Court. Oct 11-12 — Ronald Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev meet in Iceland for arms talks. Oct. 27 — New York Mets win the World Series. Nov. 6 — A bill that would help curb illegal alien traffic is signed. Nov. 10 — The Boss ' s (Bruce Springsteen) new album hits stores and sets record sales pace. Nov. 14 — Ivan Boesky is fined $ 100 million for trading stocks on insider information. Nov. 19 — After a speech to the nation, Reagan answers the press on sending arms to Iran. Dec. 1 — Lt. Col. Oliver North begins congressional testimony on secret funds for Nicaragua ' s contras. Top Guns Tom Cruise — The 24-year old magnet for women also had a way of attracting juicy roles in Hollywood smash hits. He gave two cocky performances: a pool hustler in The Color of Money and a Navy pilot in Top Gun, which he propelled into 1986 ' s no. 1 movie. Jim McMahon — He mooned a helicopter, wrote his autobiography, made a video, and did more for the head band than Sitting Bull. Along the way, the quarterback, 27, led the Chicago Bears to their first NFL Championship in 23 years. David Letterman — He ' s the only person alive who has persuaded newsman Ted Koppel to balance a dog biscuit on his nose and his mad, mad, mad, mad talk show, Late Night, drew 3.7 million sleepless viewers. Mike Tyson — 5-foot-l 1, 221 -pound boxer has won 28 bouts, 26 by knockout. On November 22, less than 5 months after his 20th birthday, he finished off Trevor Berbick in the 2nd round to become the youngest heavyweight champion ever. Max Headroom — The world ' s first computer-generated TV host is, in fact, actor Matt Frewer, 28. As a British import, he mesmerized viewers on both sides of the Atlantic. Greg LeMond — The 25-year-old cyclist from California was the first American to win the famed 24-day, 2,542 mile Tour de France. Halley ' s Comet — In chartered planes, cruise ships, and spacecraft, cameras took aim at the comet named for a 17th century English scientist. The next incident will be in 2061. ADMINISTRATION Governor of Mississippi Bill Allain I y- f W i Br Board of Trustees of State Institutions of Higher Learning Left to Right, Seated: Mr. William H. Austin, Jr., Mr. George T. Watson. Mrs. Martha H. Gill, Mr. Denton Rogers, Jr., Mr. Charles C. Jacobs, Jr., Mr. Bryce Griffis, Mrs. Betty A. Williams, Dr. John R. Lovelace, and Mr. Frank O. Crosthwait. Jr. Standing: Dr. E. E. Thrash, Mr. Will A. Hickman, Mr. Sidney L. Rushing, Mr. Thomas D. Bourdeaux, and Mr. William M. Jones. OFFICERS: President. Mr. Bryce Griffis: Vice President. Mrs. Betty A. Williams; Ex- ecutive Secretary and Director, Dr. E. E. Thrash. Dr. Forest Kent Wyatt President of Delta State University 3 r.V-- ■ - President Wyatt with his wife, Janice. Dr. Michael D. Robbins Executive Assistant to President Dr. William R. Nettles Business Manager Dr. Brad Hovious Director of Athletics Dr. W. Frank McArthur Jr. Vice President Academic Affairs O.W.Reily Dean of Student Affairs Deans and Associate Dean Dr. William LaForge Dean, School of Arts and Sciences Karen A. Saucier Dean, School of Nursing Dr. Johnny D. Ouzts Associate Dean, Arts and Sciences Dr. John C. Gibson Dean, School of Business Dr. Robert N. Walters Dean, Graduate Studies Dr. Lisso R. Simmons Dean, School of Education Teacher of the Year Left to Right: Dr. Frank McArthur, vice-president for academic affairs, Dave Heflin, and Dr. Kent Wyatt, president of Delta State University. f y J IV —Art r 5 OUTSTANDING TEACHER — David Heflin of Merigold, Ms. is the assistant professor of health, physical education and recreation. Heflin who is involved with many student and faculty ac- tivities, received the S. E. Kossman Outstanding Faculty Member award during graduation exer- cises in May, 1986. Heflin was nominated by students and alumni for the award, which is named in honor of the late Cleveland businessman and civic leader. Faculty • Faculty • Faculty • Faculty • Faculty • Faculty • Facult; u U CO 3 U V (0 3 u (0 3 to [JU 3 u (0 u (0 3 u (0 Debbie Abide Ad missions Janice Arnold Sec. Alumni Office Df Edward Bahr Music Belly Management Bob Bain Admissions Baln lnstitutionel Research Leigh s Postel Clerk Homer Benton Dlr. Security BevellneBleck DIi Health Center Betty Blackwell Asst To Nurse Wayne Blansett Dlr. Student Actlv. Dr. Martin Bond English Dr. Wlllard Booth Speech Dr. Milton Bradley Brannlng Biology Janice Brown Speech Rachel Brown Pub. Info Offc. Andy Bryan Athletic Personnel Clk. Liberty Cash Jr. Asst. Dlr. DSU Foundation Dr. William Cash History DSC ADMINISTRATION CUTS STAFF DOWN TO SIZE DUE TO BUDGET CUTS: Public Information Director Bryan Morganti reviews his office ' s recently diminished budget. We are broke young Morganti concluded. A noej • Annoe j ♦ A noej • Annoej ♦ Aijnpej • Annoej • A n:g Faculty • Faculty • Faculty • Faculty • Faculty • Faculty • Facu l A noBj A nDBj • Annpgj • Annpgj • Annpej • Aipip _ ty • Faculty • Faculty ; Faculty ; Faculty • Faculty • Faculty • F u co 3 U (0 bu 3 U co 3 (J co 3 U co 3 U co 3 U CO 3 u co 3 U CO Dr Ann Hall Reading Hemon Behavlor Linda Haney Sec. Athletic Dept. Darry Hardy CIS Dr Martin Hearn Band Lt. Arnold Higglnbotham ROTC Hazel Hllley Regi: MSGL. C.Hlnes Army ROTC Julia Hobby PE Sandra Holllngsworlh Consol Attendant Lt. Col. Robert Housley Army ROTC Glenda Hunter Library Barbara James Oata Processing Johnson Manag ' Dr. Andrew Jones Education KurtKimmet Security Ron Koehler Art Dr Curt Lamar History Henry Lutrick Assl. Prof. Chemistry Dr. Myra Macon Library Science Becky Marquls A: ei SK2 Aj;|nDej Aj;|nDg : j A;|nDej Aj;|nDe : j •Aijnpe A npej  Ai|npij llty • Faculty • Faculty • Faculty • Faculty • Faculty • Faculty nDBj AjjnDBj • A;[nDBj • Aijnpej . A npej . A noe j . Ai|nPBj _ ty • Faculty • Faculty • Faculty • Faculty • Faculty • Faculty • jj (0 u Z3 u (0 u u (0 V (0 3 u +- u 3 u (0 Robert Ryder Commercial Aviation Dr. John Sch ' Special Ed. Medger Scott Admissions Don Skelton Def. 3ack Coach Dr. Usso Simmons Dean School of Ed. Dr. Teddy Soloman Speech Capt. John Stevens Army ROTC Dr. Ross Story Behavior Science Dr. Richard Strahan Speech William Sumrall Finance Robert Tanner Woman ' s Basketball Dr. John Tatum Prof. Jean Taylor Bookstore Dr. Larry Thorton Behavior Science Elolse Walker EJ Keith Walker Accounting Opal Walters Sec. Security Gwen Washington Child Care Center Doris Walkins Muslc Dr. Jane Weare Prof. of Research Dr. George White Health Ed. SSG Alvln Whitmore Army ROTC Joe Wlckllne Off. Ui Dr. Milton WHder PE Dr. Grady Williams Biology Aiinoejc Aiinpgj •A npe j.Annpej •Annpe.j A noe j • AijnDej • Graduation Time DELTA STATE UNIVERSITY m Established as Delta State Teachers College in 1924. Site donated by Bolivar County, Officially opened September 15, 1925. Changed to Delta State College in 1955. Present name authorized ' March 15, 197 1 ■ ' L E v ' it- s J IBL % ■ J - ■TSii .jJ fi ' J 3 1 7 p Security — Security — and More Security DELTA STATE UNIVERSITY z I i r W -Jl '  p. r : v- v 1 ' -..d - .. J£ MiO . ' - 3 , ' V3B5f ' - ijv y 1 5 C ' nW F- — ri - sB K ' 3 1 . Placement aids job-seekers The DSU Placement Office is a service by which DSU students gain assistance in contacting prospective employers These services are conducted by Nancy Disharoon. DSU Placement Director, and her office is located in Bailey 108d. The office hours are from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Its services include providing on campus interviews, occupational information, in- dividual career counseling, and mock interviews. Resumes can be prepared In the office if a student wishes and the placement office will help anyone set up a resume at no cost, in order to get your resume printed and stored on the word processor there will be a fee charged. Copies of your resume form included in your placement file will be included in referrals to companies and schools re- questing such information on students or graduates in that field. said Disharoon. If there ' s anything of interest to you, you may sign up in Bailey for an interview, A notice of com- panies that visit the campus for recruitment are posted on bulletin boards in the post office. Union Building, Broom, Keithley, Ewing. and Baily, she said. Also, literature is provid- ed by some businesses and schools for your convenience. The placement office serves all companies who wish to par- ticipate In the program. The areas served most are business and education because it is easier to get them to come to the university and set up interviews, Disharoon said. Marqutta Diggs, a senior from Rolling Fork said. The placement office helped me because they gave me a lot of brochures and Information on different accounting firms and set me up with an interview with Peat Marwick. an accounting firm In Chicago. Disharoon said, We ' re here to serve the students and hope the students take advantage of us because getting a job after you graduate and putting that degree to use is what it ' s all Crippling Budget Cuts Have Arrived at DSG Cuts find teachers teaching teachers A new DSU program featuring teachers teaching teachers has been organized due to the budget cuts here this year. The program is to help the faculty participate in lectures and seminars without having the expense of leaving campus. said Dr. John Thornell. Director of Institutional Research and head of this program He says the program originated in response to this year ' s budget cuts in faculty travel. Twelve different sessions have been scheduled for this school year Only one session has been held so far It was Writing Across the Curriculum by David Roberts. English Pro- fessor from the University of Southern Mississippi- He was in- vited to speak by Dr. Jerry Dallas, a DSU instructor. All other speakers will be DSU faculty members. Some topics for discussion are Improving Classroom Tests. CPR Training, Stress Management. Weight Measurement, and The topics were chosen through a survey and were ones the faculty would be most interested in. stated Dr. Thornell. The faculty members that were asked to participate in the discussions had no objections or disagreements. Nancy Bain, who works with Dr. Thornell. said. Faculty development is a great opportunity to broaden the horizon, since there is not enough money to travel, and it gives faculty members the chance to shine in areas outside of the Although the program is £ with it, Dr. Thornell pointed time available for all faculty members of the sessions are held in the aftern problem for those who have afternoon To keep the faculty aware of the me vided each month to inform them of make plans to attend the ones of the 1 ess there are some problems Such problems are finding a bers to attend and that most CLASSES CO CD +- CO CO l-M a CO CD co CO I— a • CO CD CO -a co a CO CD co D -o co a • CO CD co T3 CO i— a • CO CD +- CO D CO a CO (D +- co -o co a Graduates • Graduates • Graduates • Graduates • Graduate:] Donna Allen Lyon Bellipani lndlanola Jimmy Booth J; Booth Cleveland Leslie Chunn Jack Burnice Currey Shaw Fred Do mow itz Castle ford Robert Dorch Pensacola. 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LA Stephanie Wilson Ruleville Fred Word Philadelphia Kevin Wright Greenville Bill York Greenville • Freshmen • Freshmen • Freshmen • Freshmen • Freshmen • DEPARTMENT OF MILITARY SCIENCE BE ALL YOU CAN EkE ORGANIZATIONS STGDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION STUDENT GOVERNMENT CABINET Members include (Row 1, From left): Trena Garner, Jamie Giles, Julie Lasseter, Kathleen McGovern, Melissa Porter, (Row 2, From left): Alphon Mitchell, George Bassi, Mr. Wayne Blansett, Mark Brassfield, Casey Laws, Danny Trussell. George Bassi, Presiden Mark Brassfield, Vice-President Julie Lasseter, Secretary Robert Black, Treasui George Bassi SGA President George Bassi ran for presi- dent last semester and was elected by the student body. George is also involved in other campus organizations. George is a member of Kappa Alpha fraternity, of which he has served as Treasurer and is cur- rently serving as Rush Chair- man and Social Chairman. He is also a member of ODK, Delta Mu Delta, Phi Eta Sigma, SABA, Student Alumnae Association, the Athletic Com- mittee and the Appelate Court. George is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bassi from Leland. He has three brothers and one sister. He is a CIS and Ac- counting major and plans to graduate in May. The SGA oversees the cabinet, the elected and ap- pointed officials, the student spirit committee, student ser- vices committee, and the stu- dent information committee. The SGA is also in charge of the activity fund, which pro- vides entertainment on cam- pus. They handle all campus elections and work with the University Cabinet. THE BLACK STGDENT ORGANIZATION THE BLACK STUDENT ORGANIZATION is open to all black students. The organization promotes black students. Also, the BSO seeks to promote its fellow man. BSO members include (from left, row 1) Elizabeth Warren, Treasurer; Brenda Pope, Reporter; Josephine Wadley, President; and Elizabeth Oatis, Secretary (from left, row 2) Joseph Mitchell, Michael Chalmers, Michael Smith, Tryphomia Cleveland, Phoebe Ross, Mark Cooley, Vicki Rucker, Toni Lee, Ida Cornelious, Danny Jones, and Floyd McVaine. THE BLACK STGDENT ORGANIZATION CHOIR THE BLACK STGDENT ORGANIZATION CHOIR is open to all black students that enjoy singing. The organization does present programs during the year. The BSO Choir members include (from left, row 1) Elaine Diggs, Secretary; Josephine Wadley, President; Vicki Rucker, Treasurer; and Moneca Strawberry, Vice-President (from left, row 2) Sherron Morris, Veronica Powe, Michael Smith, Phoebe Ross, Lisa Harvey, and Camille Allen (from left, row 3) Reverend Russell Morrow, pianist and spiritual director; and Shelia Williams. msm THE STGDENT NGRSING ASSOCIATION THE STUDENT NORSES ASSOCIATION members include (first row from left) Camille Allen, Vonda Ceaser, Cindy Fox, Vicki Bingham, Beth Smith, Miriam Richardson, (second row from left) Julie Tullos, Amy Hester, Tilly Griffen, Cheryl Joy Nuns, Denise Worthy, (third row from left) Gail Haymon, Lynn Steed, Melinda Yount, Geneva Gary, Martha Twiner, Susan Baucum, (fourth row from left) Frida Farr, Phoebe Fletcher, Elaine Ibrahim, Lisa Julius. The STUDENT NGRSING ASSOCIATION was in- itiated at Delta State with the first nursing class in 1978. The organization is affiliated with the Mississippi Student Nurs- ing Association. The purpose of this organization is to keep nursing students abreast of current issues, legislation, and other events that in- fluence professional nurs- ing. Another important aspect of the association is to foster collegial relation- ships among members. SPANISH CLGB SPANISH CLGB is to teach Spanish culture in all of its various aspects (history, geography, religion, literature, art, music) as . they appear today in Spain and Spanish America. Danny Gardner Victoria Gardner Dell Stewart Terry Gibbs Robert Ann Shurden Mary Luke Cheryl Patrick Lawrence Henson Jennifer Massey Rachel Wilson Holly Hollingsworth Memrie Matthews Maximo Gutierrez Laura Pennington Michael Smith Greg Ownens Wendy Weber Allyson Avent Jamie Sexton Carrie Copeland Aimee Hart Bill Hammons Tammy Stewart Gina Isabella Belinda Bell Patrick Lawhon Brenda Danehower Bill Sullivan Peggy Sullivan J. Alex Galvarro Cassey Shaman Cindy Green Patti Sharpe Renee Grady Kelly Thaker Veronika L. Powe Estuardo Marroquin Jhonny Kawas Patti Gibbs Marianela Shaman CIRCLE K n fi ft - CIRCLE K is a community service club for college young people that is spon- sored by Kiwanis Interna- tional. Circle K meets weekly to discuss club business such as fundrais- ing projects, conventions, etc. Acceptance into Circle K is by club vote. CIRCLE K — members include (from left, row 1) Laura Pennington. Vicki Gaddis, Leigha Hughes. Bee Turner, and Gina Young (from left, row 2) Prof. Tom Branning, Advisor; Quinnie Mae Proctor. Patricia Spell, Lesley Armishaw, Lee Ann Wallace, Marcy Luke, Rob McEadhern, and Kent Plunkett. DELTA PLAYERS DELTA PLAYERS is a group of students who are interested and participate in drama and the perform- ing arts. DELTA PLAYERS — members include (from left, row 1) Kim Warren, Leigh Ann Adams, Gina Compassi, and Ken Priest (from left, row 2) David Dallas, Rickey Hymen, and Kris Wilkinson (from left, row 3) Bruce Bennett, Bob Smith, Thorn Ferguson, Tracy Lipscomb, and Richard Kalnins. STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION SENATE The SGA SENATE members are elected from each of the dorms on cam- pus. The members strive to inact legislation which will promote a more peaceful spirit among all Delta State students. SGA SENATE — members include (from left, row 1) Tracy Brown, Vontice Buchanan, Leslie Gillentine, Brenda Collins, Missy Hannah, Beth Moore, Julie Lassetter, Jenny McCullough, Tammy Stewart (from left, row 2) Michael Gonzales, Scott Worsham, Leslie Pratt, Lewis W, Henry, Jr., Ed Crevitt, Christopher David Cole. J. R. Sanders, President Pro Tempre; Tommy Davis, Parliamentarian; Ken Priest, Marcus Ma- jure. Jim Viner, and Mark Brasfield, Vice-President. COUNCIL FOR EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN COUNCIL FOR EXC TIONAL CHILDREN is open to all Special Educa- tion majors. It seeks to promote and help excep- tional children. COUNCIL FOR EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN — members include (from left, row 1) Dr. Joh Schwinn, Advisor; Jennifer Speir, Membership Chairman; Camille Branton, Secretary; Jackson, Carol Bell, and Cynthia Flanagan (from left, row 2) Linda Herrion, Ro Booth, Media Con- sultant; Linda Strider, Lisa Watford, Treasurer; Berte Brown, President; Holly Wroten, Vice- President; and Dr. Mike Carr. STUDENT ACCOUNTANTS AND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATORS SABA members include (from left, row one) Natalie Franklin, Julie Lasceter, Treas., Donna Allen, Vice-Pres., Jane Ellen Busby, Pres., Hal Beckam, Sec., Kathryn Small, (second row from left) Marilyn Davidson, Darby Holloway, April Callan, Gwen Sayle. Melanie Rayburn, Mitzi Havens, Angela Bell. Betty Jones, Gene Cosey. (third row from left) Jacqueline Helton. Mary Pate, Betty Chow, Trina Garner, Josephine Wadley, Lovle Sanders, Natalie Blackmon, (row four from left) Mr. John Quon. Jon Veazey, Brian Peacock, Linda McMinn. Teresa Aven. Lori Massey, Byron Ellen Turner, (row five from left) Smltty Smith, Rodney Demasee, Michael Chalmers, Mike Perkins. Jay Stubbs. The STUDENT AC- COUNTANTS AND BUS- INESS ADMINISTRATORS is organized to serve the business students of Delta State University. The pro- grams of SABA are de- signed to be an extension of the instructional pro- gram and thus an integral part of the business cur- riculum. One of its service projects is the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance Program which is main- tained during the spring. THE WESLEY FOUNDATION THE WESLEY FOUNDA- TION is the on-campus branch of the United Methodist Church. Even though it is sponsored by The United Methodist Church, the Student Center is open for the use of any student. The Center, which is located at 802 South Court Street, is open Monday through Fri- day from 12:30 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. The Center is the home of a regularly scheduled ' ' ' e study on Tuesday n nd a fellowship tim Thurs- day night. Wesley Founda sponsor retreats a. certs for students. 108 - J E WESLEY FOUNDATION — members include (from left, row 1) Cindy Whatley, Nancy sswell, Vicki Gaddis, Patricia Spell, Brenda Turner, Carrie Copeland, and Chris Howell (from ow 2) Jim Cooper. Tom Sumerall, Milton Whatley, Valerie Wofford, and Bonnie Hastings. STGDENT HOME ECONOMICS ASSOCIATO M To become a member of the SHEA a student has to be a Home Ec. major and pay membership fees. The group promotes the study of Home Education. 5HEA — Members include (from left, first row) Renee Staples, Laurie Walker, Debbie Wilbanks, Heather Boswell, Audrey Gray, Melinda Bendler, Jodie Spence, (from left, second row) Pat Phillips, Leslie Jarrett, Rosie Apaggiari, Katherine Robinson, Biflie Cook, Doris Woods, Maureen Brooks, Sponsor. DSO PRECISION FLIGHT TEAM The DSU PRECISION FLIGHT TEAM is open to all interested aviation ma- jors. They compete in regional and national com- petitions in both ground and air events. DSU PRECISION FLIGHT TEAM — members include (from left, standing) Stan Murrell, Faculty Marcus Majure, Co-Captain; Jim Viner, Captain; and Russel Kelly, Treasurer; (from left, sitting) Mik Don Gee, Peter Keen, and Dougie West (from left, row 3) Darrell Annis, Candra Clark, Bryant Per Jones, Chip Cooper, Eddie Henson, Houston Glass, Scott Duncan, Joe Saia, Randy Pearcy. V eslej Kurt Roettger, Paul Frasier. AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY THE AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY — Members include (from left, row 1) Michael Gonzales. President; Maria A. K. Lee, Secretary: Elaine Kiriakapoulos. Denise Floyd. Jamie Giles, Caroline Lamar, Charlyn Aldridge, Tracy Mims. Wonda Shaw, Treasurer; Michael Smith, Audrey Burden, Nathaniel Clark, and Dick Myers (from left, row 2) Neil Beddingfield, Jerry Hankins. Stephen Stanfill. Farzad Faryabi, Russell Carr. Seth Scott. Vice-President; Steven A. Humphreys. George Go ng, and Paul Hollomen. Faculty Advisor. The American Chemical Society is an organization for 130,000 members of the chemical professions and 8,000 student af- filiates. The Delta State Chapter allows students to participate in a national educational and scientific society. Benefits include access to scholarly jour- nals, a film video library, and employment aids. Projects for the chapter in- clude attendance at regional scientific meetings, participation in campus events, recruiting letters to high school seniors, and a tutorial pro- gram for freshman chemistry students. UNION PROGRAM COUNCIL The Union Program Coun- cil is an organization run by the students for the students. It is comprised of one or more members from each sorority and fraternity on campus as well as students who are not Greek affiliated. The UPC tries to involve as many people as possible in campus activities and en- courages people to sup- port the UPC. They schedule different types of entertainment throughout the year, such as movies, live shows, and special events. UNION PROGRAM COUNCIL — members include (from left, sitting) Elise Lamar, Tracey Walters, Elizabeth Fedric, Jennifer Petrovich, Katharine Darnell, Jane Ellen Busby, Mellany Rayburn, Trina Garner, and Betty Chow (from left, standing) Rob McEachern, Daniel Trussel — Student Director, Wade Boshin, Bob Cobb, and Jon Veazey. ALPHA ETA RHO Alpha Eta Rho is an aviation fraternity open to all people who are in- terested in aviation. To become a member, one must pledge for a semester and attend all meetings. ALPHA ETA RHO members include (first row, from left) Marcus Major (Pres). Jim Viner (Vice-Pres.), Rod Doss (Sec). Mark Brasfleld (Sergeant at Arms), Veronica Savage (Treas.), Jamie Williams (Pledge Master), and Houston Glass, (second row, from left) Beverly Jones, Jennifer Johnson, Peter Keen. Shelley Snyder, Eddie Henson. Candra Clark, Katie Brown, Kim Owen, Tommy Perkins, Trade Gibson, and Sharon Foster, (third row, from left) Roger Jones, Chip Cooper, Mike Ballard, Darrel! Annis, Ed Crevitt. George Rodgers, Dongie West, Wesley Pickins, and Joe Saia. (fourth row, from left) Terry West, Doug Canada, Scott Duncan, Joe Ricci. Michael Evans, John Gyorgi, Trey Campbell, Joe Cucci, and Paul Frasier, BAPTIST STUDENT UNION Baptist Student Union is the Christian witness of Southern Baptist in institutions of higher learning. The Baptist Student Union at Delta State was organized November 4, 1929. Since it ' s beginning, three things have characterized Baptist Student (Jnion. These characteristics are the Baptist Student (Jnion is Christ Centered, Church related and Stu- dent Led. For several years following its organiza- tion, the Baptist Student (Jnion at Delta State was carried on primarily by students with some assistance by Baptist faculty members and a local pastor. The first Director of the Baptist Student Onion at Delta State was Rev. Riley Munday who assumed this respon- sibility in 1946. Mr. Munday served until 1948 and was succeeded by Miss Dot Lee Jefferson, later to become Mrs. John Merrill, who served until 1949. Following Mrs. Mer- rill ' s resignation, Rev. Roy S. Isbell came to Delta State as BS(J Director and served until 1951. In the fall of 1955, Rev. James A. Breland began his tenure as BS(J Director and continues in that position in 1986. Until the summer of 1960, the Baptist Stu- dent Union conducted its program and the BSU Director had an office on campus in col- lege facilities. In 1960 a large dwelling at 903 S. Court Street in Cleveland, which was pur- chased and renovated by the Mississippi Baptist Convention, was occupied as the Baptist Student Center. This building con- tinued to be used until 1977 when it became inadequate. At that time the building was removed and construction was begun on a beautiful and adequate Baptist Student Center which was occupied by the Baptist Student Union in April, 1979. Baptist Student Union emphasizes the IN- WARD JOURNEY of spiritual growth through Worship, Study Fellowship, Churchmanship and Stewardship. It emphasizes the OUT- WARD JOURNEY of Christian service through Witness, Missions, Ministry, Social Action and International Students. DATA PROCESSING MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION The Student Chapter of the Data Processing Management Association is a professional organiza- tion for people in com- puter professions. Anyone interested in computers may join the association. The group has educational programs in which guest speakers come to discuss computers. DATA PROCESSING MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION — Members include: (From left. Front row) Karen Simpson (Treasurer), Natalie Franklin (Secretary), Tracy Speaks (Vice-President). Peter Jue (President). (Second Row From left) Barbara Pettway (Faculty Adv Felicia Thomas, Betty Jones, Pamela Johnson, Angela Bell, Trina Garner, Marie Carpenter. (Third Row, From left) Ellen Johnson (Faculty Advisor), Gene A, Cosey Jr.. Michael Coleman, Billy Morgan, Will Stanfill. Leonard Bland, Paul Naaman, Clement Jee. INDEPENDENT STUDENT ORGANIZATION The Independent Student Organization was formed in August of 1986 for all independent students. The organization provides a social outlet as well as a voice in the University. Although the organization is non-greek, all potential members must fill out an application which is sub- ject to review. Independent Student Organization members include: (from left to right, First row) Neil Beddington. Billy Ray Burt. Michael Gonzales. Gina Compassi. Pam Shackouls. Gina Bloesch. Leigha Hughes, and Laura Pennington. (From left to right, second row) Nathaniel Clark. Doug Edwards. Christopher Cole, President; Elizabeth Peden, Secretary; Natalie Franklin. Treasurer, Patricia Spell, Susan Skelton. Russell Carr. Richard Wong, Wesley Beach. Bruce Burns, and Mark Walker. THE DELTA STATEMENT The Delta Statement is the DSU weekly newspa- per. It keeps the students and faculty informed of campus events and world- wide news. The staff is open to all students in- terested in journalism. DELTA STATEMENT — Staff includes (from left) Ross Reily, Co-Editor; Angie Tacker, Jenni Petrovich, Tracy Speaks, Trina Garner, Editor; Paula Gordon, and David Dallas, Columnist. THE OUTBACK AND KAYAK CLUB avak The Outback and Kaya Club is open to any in- terested DSU student. They take and sponsor trips which include canoe- ing, rock climbing, rappell- ing, bike hiking, snow ski- ing, etc. THE OUTBACK AND KAYAK CLUB — Members include (from left, row 1) Chuck Bell, Cindi Horan, Beverly Jones, Jim Shelton, Denise Fisher, Joe Cole, Sherri Smith, Charles Turnage, Alisha Ballard, Mark Free, and Leslie Mathews (from left, row 2) Mike Ray, Steve Keddy, Dave Heflin, and Henry Outlaw. DELTA STATE MARCHING BAND DIRECTOR — Dr. Martin Hearne DRUM MAJOR — Terry PeeDles SECTION LEADERS DSCJ BAND SECTION LEADERS include (from left, front row) Scott Sullender of Vicksburg, tubas; Prentiss Hobbs of Decatur, Ala., trom- bones; Jeff Yates of Yazoo City, drums; Brian Pitts of Senatobia, clarinets; and Mitzie Roane of Bruce, flutes. Standing (from left) are Mark Guion of Yazoo City, saxaphones; Joe Coleman of Atlanta, Tex., horns; and Sandra Azlin of Southaven, flag guard. COLOR GUARD COLOR GGARD — Members include: (From Left) Sandi Azlin, Connie Hentz, Sonia Jones, Kaye Langley, Deryl Cols Enter, Michelle Atkinson, Rick Eckord, Lesley Lamar Betts, Marci Parker, Cindy Hensen, Vicki Treadway, Rhonda F - _ ulie Jackson. 115 DELTA BELLES DELTA BELLES — Members Include: (From Left, Row One) Carolyn Alexander, Brooke Sones, Andy Hall, Kris Owen, Valarie Fava, Teen; Wanamaker. (Front Left, Row Two) Peggy Tubertini, Tammy Gandy, Rhonda Faulkner, Babs Follin, Kathy Manning. Not Pictured: Shell; Snyder. PERCUSSION PERCUSSION — Members Include (From Left, Row One) Cathy Houston. Connie Thorton, Jennifer Carlini. Scottye Hall, Tracy Walters. Michael Cates. (From Left, Row Two) Will Cummings, Deanne Hardy, Jeff Kersh, David McCollum, Johnny May, Haley Bennett, Jeff Yates 1 16 Ray Collins. Chris Carperter, Derick Cooper, Calvin Thomas, Burrell Leach. RESIDENCE COUNCIL The Residence Council is chartered by each dor- mitory. Its members are elected by the residents in the dorm. The council serves to coordinate ac- tivities for the dorm such as parties, programs, and participation in intramural sports. RESIDENCE COUNCIL — Members include: (First Row) Toni Lee. Valerie Booker, Sherron Morris, Elizabeth Oatis. (Second Row) Memrie Matthews. Ida Cornelious, Juliana Lamar, Brenda Turner. Berti Brown — Head Resident. Kim Sweeden, Andrea Peyton — Head Resident, Rose Thompson Head Resident. Martha Twiner — Head Resident, Jrxfi Spence — Head Resident. (Third Row) Susan Skelton. Vontice Buchanan, Teresa Spralley. Marlese Lusk. (Fourth Row) Emily Cook, Linda Baker. Lori Skelton. Patricia Spell. Julie Ingram, Leslie Wise, Beth Barnes, Tracy Wright. Veronlka Powe, Tracy Brown. Tammy Stewart. (Fifth Row) Linda Hughs, Pam Stephens, Julie Tulips ' FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES The Fellowship of Chris- tian Athletes is a Christian organization which is open to all Delta State Students. The FCA holds a Bible .study every Tuesday. FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES — Members include (from left, row 1 ) Shery Kim Broadwater. Cindi Horan, Emily Cook, Toni Lee, Teresa Kennedy, Tommie Town Vicki Allinder (from left, row 2) Keith Ward, Danny Jones. Mark Thompson. Rodne Ricky Vinson, Todd Knight, and Stephen Stanfill. if ' f m r T 6 r % $S m J2 _1 J g g 2 S - E -d S .2 H — i u c •- a -o S S =s _- c CO £.5 5 o c 2 o 3 Ui 15 E s ttJ CO u I JK C . to • U. S.I (0 c 8 ¥ £ £ c J;: « « a; ■ oo OHiS; it e I L) 0) I 11 (U i Ei.S _ 13 iicU -a , - a; f- c c « UJ ? • -, a x j ■ O O rf £ •£ 2 a fe -a 3 oo = 2 ti W -S| The Delta Models, the pride of Delta State University, is the most prestigious and professional university modeling squad in Mississippi. Under the direction of Dixie Lee Wright, herself a pro- fessional model, the 1986-1987 Delta Models had another exciting year. The Delta Models made their debut this year at the annual Client Luncheon, and exclusive formal runway presentation on the DSU campus. Throughout the year they were seen modeling for a varie- ty of local businesses and organizations, including the Mississippi Republican Women ' s Conference in Greenville and a Greenville Mall fashion show. The Delta Models also worked with Channel 6 filming promotional advertisements for Rusty Blair ' s Freaky Fri- day Might Flicks. Photo sessions with some of the south ' s finest professional photographers are an essential part of the models ' schedule, since they hope to put together a Delta Models calendar next year. Each model is also responsible for building his or her own professional portfolio. Last year the Delta Models were the first group to be featured on a headsheet poster which was printed and distributed to clients in Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas, and Tennessee. Since then, they have steadily expanded their talents into the commercial, video, and movie industry. Many models can be seen in commercials for the Greenville, Jackson, and Memphis areas. Several Delta Models have already signed exclusive contracts with modeling agencies in Memphis to further promote their careers as professional models. RENAISSANCE +4 CALIST The 1986-1987 RENAISSANCE members include (from left, row one) Bonnie Luker, Jimmy Miller, Lola Beth Mitchell, Michael Carley, Emily Russell, Kelly Heimbeich, Jeffrey Arnold, Anna Miller, David Spencer, Kelly Holley, (from left, row two) Bob McKinney, Nathaniel Murphree, Heith Wilkin- son, Kara Washington, Larry Collins, Beth McArthur, Johnny Mae, Pamela Melendrez, Chris Howell, Valerie Wofford, Michael McMiUen and Michael O ' Brien. WINDS thu Murp RHYTHM The 1986-1987 RHYTHM section includes Heith Wilkinson, Johnny Mae, Chris Howell, Valerie Wofford and Bob McKinney. STUDENT ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Student Alumni Association members Include (from I to r, first row): Mike Fudge, Kathleen McGovem, Mike Thompson, Mike Alnsworth, Rodney Peters, Brad Evans, (from I to r, second row) Jamie Giles, Sharron Richardson, Jane Ellen Busby, Beth Moore, Melanie Outlaw, Melanie Rayburn, Pat Phillips, George Bassi. (from I to r, third row): Mr. Walker. Hal Beckham, Gwen Dawson, Vance St. Columbia, Brent Smlthers (from I to r, fourth row): Randy Clifton, BUI Evans, John Wllbanks, Smltty Smith. Jon Veasey, Scott Nagy, Tammy Lee, Greg Powers and J. R. Sanders. The Student Alumni Association is an organiza- tion designed to promote positive relations between the student body and alumni. The Association also recruits prospective students for Delta State and provides activities for alumni during Homecom- ing. Membership in the SAA is based on nomina- tion and vote. PRE-LAW CLUB The Pre-Law Club is an organization for all people who major in law. The organization seeks to promote the study of law. PRE-LAW CLUB — members include (from left, row 1) Julia Callaway, Allison Bradley, Tracy Crawford, Katherine Darnell, (from left, row 2) Bill Garmon, Brenda Collins, Rosemary Craven, Mr. Whittemore, and Pam Martin. REFORMED UNIVERSITY FELLOWSHIP REFORMED UNIVERSI- TY FELLOWSHIP provides Delta State students with a weekly time for Christian fellowship. RUF is sup- ported by the Presbyterian church. However, RUF is open to all Delta State students. REFORMED UNIVERSITY FELLOWSHIP members Include (from left, first tow) Rob McEachem, Tim Collins, Scott Nagy, (second row. from left) Pat Phillips, Sendee Wall, Ann Farrlor; Intern, Kathleen McQovem. Almee Hart, Paula Gordon, Mike Bigg director, (third row. from left) Mary Luke, Nancy Hughes, Al Wright, Keith Thornton, Elisabeth Ell; Intern, WIU McNeer, Kyle Herges, Jay Easdy, (fourth row. from left) Chris Howell, Andrea Peyton, Melissa Green, Spring Heflln, Missy Hannah, Bob Cobb, and Mike Rawltnson. MCLUB The Delta State M Club, one of the oldest organizations on campus, consists of lettermen from various sports who are chosen by a formal initia- tion. The M Club, foun- ded in 1938, gets the M from Mississippi. Since its beginning, the M Club has participated in many community projects as well as sponsoring some of its own. Currently some of these projects include a Pee-Wee Allstar football game and program sales from all DSU football and basketball games. members include (from left to right, First row): Wayne Weston, John Wood, Joby Collins, Pres. Michael Johnson, Robert Dorch, Richard Morrison. (Second row): Kelley Cobb, Suaan Sims. Sean Doyle, Jane Spence, Kenneth Hall, Gia Nota, Sherry Petro-Roy. (Third row): Deanne Hardy, Paul Pickett, Annette Petty, Scooter Tucker, Scott Andress, Richard Poole, George Mangur. (Fourth row): Mike Ainsworth, Haynes Gandy, and Richard Dale. THE BROOM The 1986-1987 BROOM staff includes (from left, row one) Tammy Lee, Holly Wroten, Edward Blackston, Jenay Neely, Tracy Lipscomb, Gina Bloesch, Pam Shackouls, Stephanie Hooper, (from left, row two) Tracy Beck, Missy Hannah, Aimee Hart; Asst. Editor, Debbie Moser, Peggy Lowery, Allyson Avent, Stephanie McShan, Jo Ann Holloway, Gina Compassi, and Margaret Pleasant, (from left, row 3) Richard McNeer, Rebecca Wilkinson, Amber Heflin, Kim Boyd, and Jennifer Massey. (from left, row 4) Donnie Mulllns, Wendy Weber, Rene Grady, Jennifer Rodgers, Casey Tyler, Melissa Porter; Editor, and Clement Jee. The 1986-1987 ADS staff includes (from left, row one) Missy Han- nah, Tammy Lee; Business Manager, (from left, row two) Peggy Lowery and Rebecca Wilkinson. Not pictured are Allison Bradley, Brenda Collins, Amber Heflin, Janella Homer, Mary Luke and Margaret White. The 1986-1987 CLASSES staff includes (from left, row one) Gir Bloesch, Debbie Moser, Pam Shackouls, Rene Grady, (from left, rov two) Aimee Hart; Editor, and Jenay Neely. The 1986-1987 HONORS AND ORGANIZATIONS staff in- cludes Jo Ann Holloway, Jennifer Massey, Qina Compassi and Holly Wroten; Editor. The 1986-1987 CAMPOS LIFE staff includes (from left) Stephanie McShan, Stephanie Hopper, Jennifer Rodgers; Editor, and Margaret Pleasant. Not pictured are Maria Lu- ciano, Marcia Purvis, Tommy Tenhet and Patricia Mullen. The 1986-1987 SPORTS staff includes (row one, from left) Mary Margaret Pittman, Connie Hentz, Tracy Beck, Laurie Brashier, (row two) Missy Hannah; editor. Not pictured are Rebecca Wilkinson, Angie Gillespie and Rene Grady. The 1986-1987 PHOTOGRAPHERS include (row one, from left) Donnie Mullins, Tracy Lipscomb, Allyson Avent, Wendy Weber, (row two, from left) Edward Biackston, Richard McNeer, Kim Boyd and Clement Jee. i M M Pi _Jg II - % fll iJF T - HONORS ALPHA EPSILON DELTA Officers 1986-87: President Vice Pres. Secretary Treasurer Historian Program Chair. Members: Kevin Braswell Russell Carr Jill demons Denise Floyd Mark Free Jamie Giles Steve Heath Malendia Hite Morris Howard Greg Howell Edra Kimmel Melissa Lauderdale Estaurdo Marroquin Beth McArthur Laura Pennington Andrea Peyton Claudine Smith Danny Trussell Ken Watford Evelyn Watson Seth Scott Rob McEachern Ann Jacob Lori Williams Greg Festavan Jerry Hankins Honorary Members: Thomas E. Branning Joe C. Greever Brenda B. Joiner Henry E. Outlaw Johnny D. Ouzts Robert T. Ragan James S. Steen W. Wayne Walley W. Frank McArthur, Jr. Grady E. Williams III F. Kent Wyatt Alpha Epsilon Delta is a national honor society for students preparing for careers in medicine, dental medicine, osteopathic medicine, podiatric medicine, veterinary medicine, and other allied health professions. The ob- ject of the society is to pro- mote excellence in premedical scholarship, to stimulate an appreciation of the importance of premedical education, and to promote contacts bet- ween premedical students, their preprofessional ad- visors, and community health professionals. The Mississippi Eta Chapter of Alpha Epsilon Delta, chartered in April of 1982, had monthly meetings at which area health professionals speak on their area of interest. SIGMA DELTA PI The purpose of SIGMA DELTA PI is to honor those who seek and attain excel- lence in the study of the Spanish language and in the study of the literature and the culture of the Spanish- speaking people; to honor those who strive to make the Hispanic contributions to modern culture better known to the English- speaking peoples; to en- courage college and univer- sity students to acquire a greater interest in, and a deeper understanding of, Hispanic culture; and to foster friendly relations and mutual respect between the nations of Hispanic speech and those of English speech. This socie ' - open to both men and and its membership ed on scholastic attai. cha- racter, and a g terest in things This society usually once a term for the inii of new members. Jill Geralyn Clemons Barbara Jean Malavasi Steven Randolph Ouzts Katherine Lynn Simpson Casey Patrick Shaman Sofia O Wade Keith McQuarry Ward Ricky Wayne Wasson Benoit Benoit Cleveland Memphis, TN Cleveland Belzoni Cascilla Isola PI OMEGA PI PI OMEGA PI is a National Business Teacher Educa- tion Honor Society. Its pur- pose is to create and en- courage interest and pro- mote scholarship in business education. Membership qualifications include: being a business education major meeting scholastic requirements, and being selected by a majority vote of all active members. PI OMEGA PI — members include (From left) Paula Thompson, President, Karen Herndon, Martha Cross, Teacher, Patricia Robinson, Teacher, Cheryl Gettings, Sponsor. LAMBDA IOTA TAG The purpose of LIT is to - recognize and promote ex- cellence in the study of literature. To be a member, one must be at least a junior, a literature major, meet grade qualifications and write an original literary work. KAPPA PI KAPPA PI is an art fraterni- ty whose purpose is to pro- mote artistic interest among students in colleges and universities. Introduc- tion into Kappa Pi is based on meritorious work and election to membership by the fraternity. KAPPA PI — Members Include: (First row from left) Chris Wilkson, Lisa Schroeder, Linda Bard- well, sec.-treas., Angela Yopp, Warren Pace, Mr. Bill Lester, sponsor, (Second row from left) Laura Ryder, Gia Amato, Alisa Ballard, vice-pres., (Third row from left) Jeannie Hoxie, Richard McNeer, Elizabeth Higginbotham, pres., Courtney Covington, Tina Wells, Marlece Lusk. ALPHA PSI OMEGA ALPHA PSI OMEGA is the largest honorary dramatics fraternity in the world. Membership is based on a point system. Points may be earned by working backstage during plays, moving scenery, and aiding in the production of plays. ALPHA PSI OMEGA members include, (From left) David Dallas, Kris Wilkenson, Thorn Ferguson. KAPPA OMICRON PHI KAPPA OMICRON PHI members (from left) Billie Cook, President, Peggy LaBouve, Secretary- Treasurer, Nancy Porter, Advisor. KAPPA OMICRON PHI, a home economics honor society, was chartered at Delta State in 1973 to fur- ther the best interests of home economics by recognizing and encourag- ing scholastic excellence, developing leadership abilities, fostering profes- sional activities and in- terest, and promoting fellowship among faculty and students of the profes- sion. Initiates must be at least a second semester sophomore, have a cumulative grade point average of 2.8, and have completed 8 semester hours in home economics subjects with a 3.0 grade point average or better. KAPPA DELTA PI KAPPA DELTA PI, a na- tionwide educational honor society, was chartered at Delta State with the pur- pose of furthering the best interest of education by encouraging scholastic ex- cellence, developing leadership abilities and fostering professional ac- tivities. Initiates must be at least a junior, have a cumulative grade point average of 3.2 or better, and be an education major. KAPPA DELTA PI MEMBERS (from left, first row) Zan Gist, President, Martha Cross, Secretary- Treasurer, Dr. Fran Denton, Counselor, (second row, from left) Melissa Porter, Brenda Brubacher, Celeste Zepponi, Jane Robertson, Trudy Minor, Andrea Holifield, Janet Prestidge, Patrice 131 Cummins. HALL OF FAME Edward Woods, Jr. Edward ' s honors include: Hall of Fame, Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity Public Relations Chairman and Photographer, DSCJ Photographer. SGA President, Attorney General, and Senator, Student Body Presi- dent ' s Council, Appellate Court, Outback and Kayack Club Presi- dent. Student Alumni Association, Young Republicans Club. Pre-Law Club, ODK, Delta Delta Delta Big Brother, Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Brian Luke Brian ' s honors include: Hall of Fame, Varsity Basketball Team for four years, Student Alumni Association, Vice-President his senior year, Student Court, Ap- pellate Court, Dean ' s List, President ' s List, ODK, Who ' s Who Among American Col- leges and Universities. John McCandlish John ' s honors include-. Hall of Fame. ODK. Delta Mu Delta, Alpha Epsilon Delta. Order of Omega, Faculty Scholar. Delta Scholar, Who ' s Who Among Students in American Univer- sities and Colleges, SGA Vice- President, Chief Justice, and Senator, Kappa Alpha Fraternity President. Recording Secretary, State Province Undergraduate Chairman, Student Alumni Association, DSU Cheerleader, Academic Achievement Committee, Interfraternity Council, Delta Playhouse, DSCJ Favorite, Delta Delta Delta Big Brother. Ellen Murley (Not Pictured) Ellen ' s honors include: Outstanding Senior Chemistry Major, Order of Omega, Phi Eta Sigma, ODK, Faculty Scholar AED, Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities, Zeta Tau Alpha Charter President, Student Alumni Association, Phi Kappa Phi, Freshman Chemistry Award, President ' s List. Melanie Coleman Melanie ' s honors include: Student Alumni Association, Hall of Fame, SGA Chief Justice, Student Court Justice, Order of Omega Vice- President, Phi Mu Fraternity Ex- ecutive Officer, DSU Tennis Team, DSU Basketball Team, ODK, Faculty Scholar, Kappa Delta Pi, DSCJ Homecoming Maid and Queen, DSU Favorite, Who ' s Who among Students in American Universities and Colleges, Dean ' s List, President ' s List, and In- tramural Tennis Champion. 132 Vickie Jackson Vickie ' s honors include: Omicron Delta Kappa, Delta State University Women ' s Basketball Team, Student Alumni Association, and Hall of Fame. Mahi Cossifis Mahi ' s honors include: Hall of Fame, Homecoming Queen, DSU Favorite for two years, Phi Mu President and Membership Direc- tor, ODK President, Order of Omega President, Kappa Alpha Little Sister, Kappa Alpha Rose, Who ' s Who, SAA Treasurer, SABA Parliamentarian, Miss DSU, ODK Leader of the year, Union Program Council, Delta Mu Delta. Phi Eta Sigma, International Who ' s Who Among Fraternities and Sororities, Annual Staff, SGA Activities Com- mittee, and the Jack Gunn Award. Beth Disharoon Beth ' s honors include: Hall of Fame, Phi Mu Fraternity Presi- dent, Membership Director, and Model Active, Who ' s Who among American Universities and Colleges, Order of Omega, DSCJ Nursing Honor Society, DSU Campus Favorite, DSU Homecoming Maid, DSU Orien- tation Leader Student Commit- tee to host Mississippi Board of Colleges and Universities, DSU Homecoming Committee, and Annual Staff. MCJ PHI EPSILON Mu Phi Epsilon is an Interna- tional Professional Music Fraternity that works toward the advancement of music in America and throughout the world. It is a group that pro- motes not only musicianship and scholarship, but a strong bond of friendship among its members. MU PHI EPSILON — Members include: (First row, from left) Mitzie Roane (Warden), Tami Pace (Vice-President), Cindy Breazeale (Chaplain), (Second Row, From left) Andrea Holifield (President), Karen Stevenson (Historian), Cindy Hinson (Alumni Secretary), Elizabeth Angle (Chorister). Not Pictured: Rhonda Franklin (Secretary). SCABBARD AND BLADE Scabbard and Blade is the most distinguished and prestigious military honor and service society in the nation. The honor society is recognized locally, state-wide and nationally as an organization of high prestige and ideals. The honor society began at Delta State in the fall of 1982. The purpose and ideals of the Society is to develop the qualities of good and efficient officers; to take more active part to have a greater influence in the military affairs of the communities in which we may reside; and above all to spread intelligence information concer- ning the military requirements of our country. The regular schedule meeting is every Friday morning at 7:00 a.m. The pur- pose of the meeting is to discuss the Scabbard and Blade activities at Delta State. These activities include campus blood drives, Easter Seals Run-A-Thon, Homecoming Fun Run, orienting freshmen and sophomores on R.O.T.C. and its purpose, various raffles and a Formal Dining In and Out. The qualifications to become a member are as follows; students enrolled in Ar- my R.O.T.C. and Air Force Aero-Space Studies at Delta State University, students must obtain an overall grade point average of 2.0 and a 3.0 grade point average in his or her R.O.T.C. studies. The Scabbard and Blade member is a true picture of military ex- cellence. All membership is for life. SCABBARD AND BLADE members include (from left, first row) MAJ John Haas (Advisor), CDT CPT Jimmy Britt (Vice Pres.), CDT MAJ Jon Ray, CDT SGM Fred Grittman (Sec:), (from left, second row) CDT CPT Paul Frazier (Treasurer), CDT MAJ Marcus Majure, CDT CPT Pam Nor- wood, CDT LTC James Stigliano (President). DELTA MCI DELTA DELTA MU DELTA — members include (from left, row 1) Dr. John Quon, Advisor; Betty Chow, President; Trina Garner, Vice-President; Jane Ellen Busby, Secretary; Mitzi Havens, Treasurer: (from left, row 2) Lorraine Love, Jacqueline Helton, Beth Robinson, and Rhonda Toler (from left, row 3) Cindy Simmons, Linda Kline, Melissa Green, Tracie Grishom, and Hal Beckham (from left, row 4) George Bassi, Mike McMillen. Marty P. Allen. Julie Lassetter, Phyllis Mallard, and Michael Coleman. DELTA MG DELTA is a national honor society for students of business ad- ministration. Delta State University was installed as the 65th chapter of the Society on April 11, 1975 and is known as Beta Rho. Students of good character who are in the top 20 per- cent of their class are ad- mitted into membership. The basic purpose of the Society is to recognize and reward outstanding students in the field of business administration, and to encourage them to maintain their high standards. PANHELLENIC COGNCIL The Panhellenic Council is the governing body of all sororities. It is made up of representatives chosen from each sorority. They do things to promote bet- ter relations between Greeks. PANHELLENIC COUNCIL — members include (from left, row 1) Brenda Collins, President; Allyson Ross, Vice-President; Shannon Fratesi Secretary; and Darby Holloway, Treasurer, (from left, row 2) Lisa Dunn, Andy Hall, Celia Bradham, Kellie Caston, Jennifer Walden, Amy Alford and Patty Woitesek. Not pictured are Michelle Canoy, Lisa Johnson, and Teresa Aven. SIGMA ALPHA ETA SIGMA ALPHA ETA, an audiology and speech pathology honor society, was chartered at Delta State with the purpose of furthering the best in- terests of audiology and speech pathology by recognizing and encourag- ing scholastic excellence. The Society also provides guest speakers for the members. The Society is open to all audiology and speech pathology members. SIGMA ALPHA ETA members include (first row, left to right) Cindy Haney (Vlce-pres.), Audrey Hannah (treasurer), Donna Daven- port, Jennifer Thomas, Michele Scruggs, Lisa Scott, Gloria Brister — sponsor. Second row (Left to Right) Vicki Gaddis, Mary M. Plttman — Pres., Laurie Crain, Gina Compassi, Evelyn Hicks, Melissa Langston, Margaret Wilkinson, Jeffrey Boyette — public relations, Daryl Colson PHI ALPHA THETA PHI ALPHA THETA, a history honor society, seeks to promote and fur- ther the best interest of the study of history. The society is open to all history majors, who main- tain a set average. PHI ALPHA THETA includes (from I to r, first row): Renee Grady, Liz Farrel, Elise Lamar, (second row, from 1 to r): Katherine Buntin, Andy Taylor, and Jo Ann Forrest. WHO ' S WHO AMONG STUDENTS Kent Rowsey Edith Sledge James Tansey IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES Keith Williams Eddie Woods Members Not Pictured: Allison Alford William Michael Bailey Rhonda Green Bingham James Larry Bradford Ronald Burnham Daniel Creed Caudill James Leland Chrisman Mahi Cossifis Jill Rene Donahoe Tammy J. Gooch Jerry Wayne Graves Arnold Z. Higginbotham Roger Hill Anna Adams Holland Louis Jones Diane Elizabeth Kilpatrick Edward S. Knight Johnny Lee Lang John McCandlish Terry McCandlish Vince McLemore Katherine Suzanne Mitchell Emily Susan Moore Patricia Ellen Murley Russell Scott Nixon Christopher B. Perry Rhonda Schneider Janet Linn Traylor Tonya Renee Wilson William Calmes Wood 137 ORDER OF OMEGA Order of Omega is an honor society for greeks. Society membership is based on scholarship, campus involvement, and greek involvement. This society is only open to juniors and seniors. - V OF OMEGA — members include (from left, row 1) Teresa Aven, President; Mark Brasfield, Vice-President; and Julie Lassetter, Secretary-Treasurer; (from left, row 2) Beth Robin- son, John McCandlish, Greg Powers, George Bassi, and Mike Thompson. OMICRON DELTA KAPPA OMICRON DELTA KAPPA is a national leadership honor society for college men and women. The Society recognizes by membership those men and women of the student body, faculty, alumni, and community, who .have attained a high standard of proficiency in leadership, scholarship, athletics, student govern- ment, student activities, publications, and the arts. OMICRON DELTA KAPPA members Include (from 1 to r, first row) Katherine Darnell, Pres.; Trina Garner, Vice Pres., John McCandlish, Betty Chow, Rob McEachern, Beth Robinson, Tammy Lee, Dr. Henry Outlaw, advisor, (Second row from I to r): Mike Cassldy, David Dallas, Dr. John Quon, faculty advisor, Beth Moore, Julie Lassetter, Jane Ellen Busby, Melissa Porter, George Bassi, Mr. Bill LaForge, past faculty advisor. ALPHA EPSILON DELTA ALPHA EPSILON DELTA Members include: Neil Beddingfield, Kevin Braswell, Russell Carr, Jill demons, Mark Free, Greg Festavan, Denise Floyd, Jamie Giles, Jerry Hankins, Steve Heath, Ann Jacob, Edra Kimmel, Mark Livingston, Estuardo Marroquin, Reed Maxwell, Beth Mc Arthur, Rob McEachern, Laura Pennington, An- drea Peyton, Seth Scott, Claudine Smith, Danny Trussell, Ken Watford, Evelyn Watson, Lori Williams, Greg Howell. Alpha Epsilon Delta is a na- tional honor society for students preparing for careers in medicine, dental medicine, osteopathic medicine, op- tometric medicine, podiatric medicine, veterinary medicine, and other health allied professions. The purpose of the Society is to encourage excellence in premedical scholarship, to stimulate an appreciation of the importance of premedical education in the study of medicine, to promote contacts and cooperation between medical students, premedical students and educators in developing an adequate pro- gram of premedical education, to bind together similarly in- terested students, and to use its knowledge for the benefit of health organizations, charities and the community. The society is operated on membership fees paid at the time of initiation. This one-time fee entitles new members to life membership in the Society. BETA BETA BETA BETA BETA BETA Members include: Claudine Smith, Jill Clemons, Estuardo Marroquin, Ran- dy Ouzts, Clark Ouzts, Ken Watford, Scott Chiz, Leslie Chunn, Jay Holder, Ann Jacob, David Reed, Lori Ann Williams. Beta Beta Beta, a science honor society, was started at Delta State with the pur- pose of promoting the study of science. The society is open to science majors, who must maintain a satisfactory grade point average. DELTA CHORALE DELTA CHORALE is a musical group under the direction of Ms. Nancy Osman. The members who are chosen by audi- tion, perform in the spring and fall. I ' V A U DELTA CHORALE members include (from I to r, first row): Julie Jackson, Edle Men-lam, Lucretia Patrldge, Andrea Hoii field, Cindy Breazeale, Jennifer t Lynn Steed, Missy Aust, Joan Laudermllk, Deonr Tice, Ms. Nancy Osman, Conductor, (second row): Tami Pace, Denise Divan, Sonia Jones, Lisa Mammoser, Assis- tant Conductor, Tracy Abel, Sandra Ailin. Pam Gunter. Betty Shearer, Liz Farrelt, Deborah AlUnder, MJtzle Roane, (third row) Burefl Leach, Brian Pitts. Greg Brown. Bryant Johnson, Bruce Bennett, Jason Crane. Chris Bower, Todd Slmms, (fourth row, from left) Martin Kerr, Greg Southern. Joey Coleman, Andy Cummlngs, Keith Walker, Donnle Blunt. Brian Jefferson. Mark McDonald, and Marvin Havard. PHI MG ALPHA SINFONIA Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia began on October 6, 1898 with a get-acquainted party between the Old Boys and the New Boys at Boston ' s New England Conservatory. It has since grown to cover 234 chapters, and has become the third largest men ' s organization in the country. The Theta CIpsilon Chapter, now the largest in the state, was founded in 1960 on the Delta State Col- lege campus. The Theta CIp- silon chapter performs many services in the name of music such as the DSCI DMA Marching Festival, American Music Day Performances, and numerous fund-raising pro- jects each year. The Delta State chapter also boasts the state ' s Collegiate Pro- vince Representative, Presi- dent Donny Blunt. Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia expects great things in the coming years as the chapter expands even more. Members of the Theta Opsilon Chapter of PHI MU ALPHA SINFONIA, 1984-1987. Officers: President — Donald Ray Blunt Vice-President — Scott Sullender Treasurer — Kippy Betts Secretary — Joey Coleman F.E.O. — Kevin Williford Wardon — Deryl Colson Historian — Jeff Kersh Alumni Secretary — Eddie Girling Members: David Rhymes Jeff Yates Heith Wilkinson Ronny Lindstrom Mark Hudson Bryant Johnson Greg Brown Haley Bennett Peter Jue Chris Hart Arlen Walker Derrick Cooper Micheal Coleman Jerry Jones Floyd Stegall Burell Leach Mike Langley James Ray Calvin Thomas Clark Cummins INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL Kl I ' M h 1 Hb Hi Hi 4 Hk. The INTERFRATERNI- TY COUNCIL is composed of representatives from the three fraternities. Each fraternity is represented by two voting members. The council governs formal rush and rallies by setting guidelines for the frater- nities to follow. Also, the I.F.C. sponsors D.S.CJ. Greek Day. The INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL members include (from left, row one) Bruce Gorzdecke, Mike Thompson, Bill Hamons, (from left, row two) Brady Simpson, Jon Veazy and Brad Griffin. MM FEATURES MISS DSG Makes it BIG! Holly Hollingsworth For Emily Michelle Russell, the reigning Miss DS(J, dreams of winning big were realized this past July: she was dubbed first runner-up at the 1986 Miss Mississippi pageant in Vicksburg. She competed in four categories: swimsuit, evening gown, talent, and interview. On stage, she is the very picture of confidence and grace. But her trip to the top was not easy. The most important thing is to be prepared, the 5 foot 7 inch, green-eyed blonde insists. If you are well-prepared then you can relax and let your natural talent come through. But that inner glow, that something special comes from believing in yourself, thinking positively, and overcoming fears. Then if you don ' t bring home the crown you have won over the fear of failure. Weeks of strenuous preparation were necessary to ready Emily for the Miss America preliminary pageant. Five mile jogs, laps in the pool, weight training, and dance aerobics were part of her everyday routine, in addition to song practices (she sang Didn ' t We? by Jimmy Webb for the talent competi- tion), fittings, and mock interviews. So many doors have opened for me since I won the Miss DSG pageant, not to mention the chance for the big crown. What advice does she give to other pageant hopefuls? The only way you can accomplish anything is to believe that you can. You are the only one who can make a difference. You can let disappointments defeat you or you can find your good points and make them better. Emily is a 20 year old senior at Delta State majoring in interior design. She is a member of Delta Delta Delta Sorority and is a past member of Renaissance. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Russell of Cleveland. ■B 1 r Emily Russell Miss Delta State University Miss D.S.CJ. Alternates s Spring Heflin 1st Alternate Terri Anderson 2nd Alternate Bonnie Luker 3rd Alternate Brenda Collins 4th Alternate Most Beautiful Emily Russell DSG Beauties Michelle Canoy Pharis Lunceford Top Five Beauties DELTA STATE ' S BEAUTIES — Emily Russell, center, a senior at DSU was chosen as Delta State ' s Most Beautiful. Other beauties included: (from left) fourth alternate Pharis Lunceford, a junior from Senatobia; first alternate Spring Heflin, a sophomore from Merigold; second alternate Pamela Morgan, a freshman from Holcomb; and third alternate Michelle Canoy, a junior from Greenville. Top Ten Beauties TOP TEN BEAUTIES — From left Lori Skelton, Michelle Clark. Amanda Sparks, Pharis Lunceford. Spring Heflin. Emily Russell. Pam Morgan. Michelle Canoy, Laura McCalop. and Audrey Gray. Homecoming 1986 tcoming Queen Stacy Dempsey Homecoming Maids Andrea Martin Kathleen McGovern lanie Norwood Cheryl Patrick d Miss D.S.U. idward Kniaht and Mahi Cossifis Mhmi hm .I ! ' ' .dvvcird Mahi Miss DSa 1986, Mahi Cossifis, is an Accounting CIS major at Delta State pursuing a BBA degree. Mahi is a Kappa Alpha Little Sister and served as Kappa Alpha Rose in 1985. She was voted DSU Favorite in 1984 and 1985 and was Homecoming Queen in 1985. As a member of Phi Mu Fraterni- ty, she has served as President and Membership Chairman. Recently, Mahi was chosen out of 2500 Phi Mus nationwide as the 1986 Col- legiate Phi Mu of the Year. She has also served as president of such organizations as Order of Omega and Omicron Delta Kappa. Mahi is a member of Phi Eta Sigma Honor Society, Delta Mu Delta Honor Society, a faculty Scholar, a President ' s List Scholar, and was the recipient of the Mississippi Society of Certified Public Accountants Scholarship. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Cossifus of Clarksdale. Edward Mr. DS(J 1986, Edward Knight, is a Chemistry major at Delta State with hopes of attending the Univer- sity of Tennessee Dental School. As a member of Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity, Edward served as Vice- President, Secretary and was voted Pike of the Year. He is a Tri Delta Big Brother and also a Delta Gent for Tri Delta. He was a DStl favorite in 1985 and 1986 as well as a delegate to the interfraternity council. Edward is a member of Omicron Delta Kappa, Order of Omega, Beta Beta Beta Honor Society and has served as the Attorney General in the Student Government Associa- tion cabinet. Our Favorites Stacey Dempsey is a member of Tri Delta Sorority, and a member of the Student Alumni Association. She has been on the homecoming court for two years and was Homecoming Queen in 1986. She is the founder and captain of the DS(J pom-pon squad. Steve Azar is a member of Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity where he has served as Rush Chair- man. He is a Kappa Delta big brother and is very active in DSCI intramurals. Lisa Scott is a member of Kap- pa Delta Sorority and is a Pi Kappa Alpha little sister. She was Pi Kappa Alpha calendar girl in 1986 and was a member of the DSCI tennis team for 1984-1985. She is also a member of Sigma Alpha Eta. George Bassi is a member of Kap- pa Alpha Order where he was Rush Chairman for two years. He has served as SGA President and Vice-President. He is a Tri Delta big brother and a member of Delta Mu Delta business honor society. He is also a member of Omicron Delta Kappa and the Student Alumni Association. Jill Jones is a member of Tri Delta Sorority here at Delta State where she has served as Chaplain. She is also a Pi Kappa Alpha little sister and was a Pi Kappa Alpha calen- dar girl in 1986. Wayde Stewart is a member of Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity where he has served as Sergeant of Arms. He is a DSCI cheerleader and a member of the DSCI diving team. He is a Tri Delta big brother and has been the overall intramural ping-pong champion for two years. Worth Steen is a member of Kappa Alpha Order here at Delta State and served as presi- dent in 1985-1986. He is a Phi Mu big brother, and is a member of the Student Alumni Associa- tion. He has also served on the Interfraternity Council. Stephanie Norwood is a member of Phi Mu Fraternity. She has been on the homecom- ing court for two years and is a Pi Kappa Alpha little sister. She is also a Pi Kappa Alpha calen- dar girl and the 1986 Pi Kappa Alpha Dream Girl. She is a member of the American Socie- ty of Interior Designers. Stacy Dempsey Steve Azar , 55 :, v - 1 11 ■ n • rfSJ i . Hj kf Sr V . J. 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W : ' £$ SPORTS DSCI FOOTBALL 1 Jamie Greer, 3 — Leon Magee, 5 — Rodney Scaife, 6 — Dewitt Bird, 7 — Mitch Eubank, 8 — Rodney Hughes, 9 — Todd Moultrie, 10 — Alton Marshall, 1 1 — Jay Johnson, 12 — Johnny Williams, 13 — Larry Anderson, 14 — Jerry Cranford, 17 — Keith Williams, 18 — Jimmy Wilson, 19 — Gwaine Matthews, 20 — Patrick Cheatman, 21 — Willie Greene, 22 — Londale Bankston, 23 — Dana Belser, 24 — Jamye Dye, 25 — Dennis Patterson, 26 — Felix Chatman, 27 — Jaimie Lyles, 28 — Vergil Hopson, 31 — Matt McCollugh, 32 — Eddie Boyd, 33 — Fred Word, 34 — Danny Odoms, 36 — Jottie Dancer, 37 — Derrick Hughes, 38 — Dennis Holt, 39 — Johny Burks, 40 — Kevin Locastro, 42 — Richard Dale, 44 — Rickey McCarrell, 45 — Mike Smith, 46 — Monte Dickerson, 50 — Ron Brewer, 51 — Eddie Cates, 52 — Karl Balls, 53 — John Wood, 54 — Jeff Kitchings, 55 — Randy Hutchins, 56 — Al Tapper, 57 — Boyce Googe, 58 — Carl Dobbs, 59 — Jeff Umfress, 60 — Gary Owens, 61 — Wayne Weston, 63 — Darrell Potts, 64 — Lee Page, 65 — Joey Stasny, 66 — Lance Christ, 67 — Paul Shoemaker, 68 — Butch Brooks, 69 — Ryan Murphey, 70 — Haynes Gandy, 71 — Curtis Williams, 72 — Olyanders Kent, 74 — Tim Edwards, 75 — Ricky Vin- son, 76 — Matt Sugdinis, 77 — Mark Thompson, 78 — Curtis Swift, 79 — Kelvin Reese, 80 — Keith Shumaker, 81 - Paul Winkworth, 82 — Mark Witherington, 83 — Arrike James, 84 — Scott Andress, 85 — James Philyaw, 86 — Matt Greene, 87 — Steve Marshall, 89 — Lamar Aldridge, 90 — Micah Johnson, 91 — Paul Blair, 92 — Sean Dotson, 93 — Bo Hitchock, 94 — Bill Fleming, 95 — Jeff Preising, 97 — Ken Loup Football 3i ! V A -A aT Tffis ■Bw2iL Bfj DSU bI mc 21 i 3 Jfl ► £i f! 10 H5 vv 1 V 4f AH ■. 1 ltt I! A. ' v RE vN rv i Delta State sophomore running back Gwaine Matthews ran for two touchdowns and Londale Bankston another to pace the Statesmen to a 21-10 upset win over arch-rival Mississippi Col- lege on a muddy Robinson-Hale Field Saturday night. The victory gave coach Red Parker ' s Statesmen a 6-4-1 season and a 4-3-1 ledger in the Gulf South Conference and the Heritage Bell Trophy returns to the DSCJ campus for another year. Despite quarterback Keith Williams ' suffering a severely sprained right ankle on the third play from scrimmage on Delta State ' s initial posses- sion, the Gulfport senior directed his team on three key scoring drives. After Mississippi College had taken a 10-0 lead in the second quarter on the strength of halfback Prentiss Baker ' s one-yard run and a 20-yard Chuck May field goal, DSCI battled back to within three points after Bankston ' s one-yard plunge with 13 seconds left in the half. Facing a fourth down and 14 situation after a six-yard sack, Williams tossed a pass to flanker Todd Moultrie who was interfered with at the Mississippi College 13. Williams, who found split end Kevin Locastro for a 31-yard gainer earlier in the series, hit the Memphis (Bishop Byrne) sophomore with an 1 1-yard pass to the one. Two plays later Bankston dived over and Jamie Greer booted the point after to cut the MC lead to 10-7 at the half. Football has always been a game of breaks, Parker said, referring to two pass interference calls against the Choctaws which set up DSCJ scores and a 29-yard run by punter Keith Shumaker to set up the last touchdown. There are 11 players on the other side committed to make your team make mistakes. There were none (mistakes) that hurt us, but Keith ' s (Williams) only interception (in the first quarter) could have, Parker added. Mississippi College had a hard time moving the ball. They had the right game plan, but our defense was fantastic, great. Parker said the game conditions were one thing, but the immobility of Williams, the GSC ' s passing and total offense leader were another. What can you do with a one-legged quarterback? he asked the media present. After a scoreless third quarter, Delta State marched 51 yards in eight plays with Matthews ' getting his first touchdown. Again, Williams tried to hit Moultrie at the Choctaw 3 2 and MC cornerback Rodney Quinn was whistled for pass interference on a third and six call. Williams followed script and found Locastro wide open for a 20-yard gain to the 1 1 and Matthews carried the ball three straight times, scoring from the two with 8:55 left in the game. On Delta State ' s next possession, punter Shumaker fielded a low snap from center John Wood and raced down the left sideline for 29 yards and a first down at the MC nine. They (MC) had been ignoring the fake punt and when the snap was low and caught them off-stride, Keith decided it was there and he decided to go w ii It (with my approval), Parker explained. Mattht; one yard plunge with 67 seconds left in the game iced the third DSC1 win over the Choctaws in the last four meetings. The two teams bati a 14-14 tie last year in Cleveland. Bankston Is on 20 carries led the Statesmen and Matthews finished with 41 on 17 carries. Williams, the Gulf South Conference ' s passing and tc e leader going into the game, completed eight of 17 passes for 108 yards. Runningback -fter had five catches for only 26 yards, while the GSC ' s leading receiver Tony Eddins managed only three catches for six yards. Potter ' s on 15 attempts paced the Choc ground attack. Delta State lineb. ie Cates had 12 tackles, while linebacker Carl Dobbs, tackle Kelvin ?°ese and end Lamar Aldridge were credited with seven each. Con - nte Dickerson intercepted two Henry passes to give him five thefts for the season. Reese also had a pass sack. The loss left Mississ. = 7-4 for the season and 5-3 in the GSC. STATESMEN BASEBALL OJ..1A1J ! Delta State University baseball fans think of one man when the sport is mentioned in sports circles — Dave Boo Ferris. After all, in 24 seasons he has won 567 games, directed his teams to the NCAA Divisions II playoffs in seven of the last nine years including three trips to the College World Series where the Statesmen finished third, second and third respectively in 1977, 1978, and 1982. His teams won NCAA regional championships those three years as well. Ferris ' Statesmen rallied to win the Gulf South Conference North Division title in dramatic fashion. They then went on to Troy, Ala., to defeat the Troy State team in two straight games to capture the overall conference crown in 1985. Consecutive GSC championships came in 1978 and 1979, with the Statesmen finishing second in 1981 and third in 1982. Ferris has been named NCAA Regional Coach of the Year three seasons. In 1978 and 1982 he was selected as College Baseball Coach of the Year in Mississippi and was runner-up in the category for 1985. tinder his direction seventeen Delta State baseball players have earned All-American honors and sixteen have an overall record of 567 wins, 332 losses and eight ties. Ferris, a graduate of Mississippi State, was signed by the Boston Red Sox after his junior year of college, and the lanky right-hander broke in- to professional baseball with Greensboro (N.Y.) of the Piedmont League in 1942. After military service he joined the Boston Red Sox in 1945 and was named Rookie of the Year with a 21-10 record. He defeated every American League team the first time he faced them, and his first two major league starts were winning shutouts. In 1981, then rookie sensation Fernado Valenzuela of the Los Angeles Dodgers tied Ferris ' 36-yr-old record of 8 consecutive wins at the start of a career. In 1946 Ferris was the American League ' s number one pit- cher with a 25-6 record and he pitched with the Red Sox to a 4-0 win over the St. Louis Cardinals in the 1946 World Series. His major league record was 65-30 and he still holds several major league pitching standards. Following a career cut short by an arm injury, Boo served as Red Sox ' s pitching coach for five seasons before coming to Delta State in 1959 as Athletic Director and baseball coach. In early 1967 he left Delta State to become assistant Athletic Director at Mississippi State, but he returned some 18 months later as director of the Delta State University Foundation, a position he still holds. He returned to his coaching duties in 1970. 1986 FALL SCHEDULE Sept. 13 Shelby State CC (2) Home 12:00 Sept. 17 Northwest JC Away 2:00 Sept. 20 East Miss. JC (2) Home 12:00 Sept. 23 Northeast Miss. JC (2) Home 1:00 Sept. 24 Miss. Delta JC Home 2:30 Sept. 25 Miss. Valley Home 2:00 Sept. 30 Itawamba JC (2) Home 1:00 Oct. 3 Christian Bros. (2) Home 2:00 Oct. 4 Christian Bros. (2) Home 12:00 Oct. 7 Northwest JC Home 2:00 Oct. 9 Miss. Delta JC Away 2:30 Oct. 14 Ole Miss (2) Away 1:00 Oct. 16 Miss. Delta JC Home 2:30 Oct. 18 Baseball Alumni Day Home 1:00 Oct. 21 Mississippi Valley Home 2:00 I B ' id 1 flfl H w Pt S hfe, I NL ' pi mw Ms _im_ m3m j DSG SPORTS STATS - ■ Hk J ' v • ' i 44 ' .jtaga %$ ir m ; - % F (M Mi M 114 ClntlKi.! ■ l .rl.. ieor0g ' .•! ■ .t m« D S a GOLF Kneeling from left: Jeff Caldwell, Brent Smithers, Matt Thomas, and Mike Cassidy. Standing: Rocky McBride, Tony Burnell, Roy Embry, Monty Perry, Paul Savage, and Glyn Krause. Cot. rrall Foreman (L) and assistant Robert Davis Tony Burnell (L), Brent Smithers, and Coach Derrall Foreman. ROCKY ► McBRIDE surveys line. GLYN KRACJSE waits for putt to fall. CREED ► CACJDILL chips to practice green. M MONTY PERRY blasts out of bunker. PAGL ► SAVAGE follows through. swinging into action •: «s £ x I 7 Coach Marcelo Eduardo Ymmm ■ H . .f W ' : ' ' ' m [Mir 1 wm | , . ll 111 I t 1 14 ' T + iti rrrH-l. 1 HL B 1 B • , 4 r -X. ' jT-t--  ■ :•:::! Barry Brickman Barry Brickman Head Coach Tim Collins Asst. Coach Dawn Cooper Outfield Susanne Pate Outfield Susan Simrns Outfield Lisa Baker Pitcher Outfield Angel Carson 1 and 3 Base Melisa Stafford Shortstop Pitcher Karen Anderson 3 Base Catcher Gwenda Smith Outfield Kelly Cobb Catcher Stacy Sanders 2 Base Shortstop Renada Seard 2 Base Coleen Fay Bryan 1 Base Kelli Ghettie Outfield Allison Rowe 1 Base Shortstop feam Members elude: (from : t to right) Toni tee, Kelly Ghet- i Lisa Baker, tocy Sanders, •wn Cooper, elli Cobb, Sjsan Sims, nada Seard, Iwenda Smith, jftrerf Anderson, telisa Stafford, |n d Angel Carson. h DSU Trivia 1 Many of you may wonder why we are known a- ol needed an aU ibol by which it could be called. At State was a tea ' lege, early athletic teams were refi Pedago )i: Later, because the athlct -en and white, we w . As years pai name Statesmen emerged as a tribui school ' s reputation as leaders in education. Twelve years ago, after years of its un chose the Statesmen as the athletic symbol and Lady Statesman caricatures, drawn by Ricky Mot ilso adopt. Dr. Brad Hovious Athletic Director Dr. Hovious is married to the former Mary Carmille McCullouch of Oxford. They have two daughters, Mary Katherine (15) and Taylor Camille (7). Dr. Brad Hovious, in his tenth year as Delta State University ' s athletic director, has established himself as one of the leading administrators in college athletics in the South. One of his major accomplishments in his brief time at Delta State came during his first month on the job (July, 1977) when he expanded the Athletic Booster avenues to contribute to the overall athletic program. Dr. Hovious has also been involved in leadership role with the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) and the Association for Intercollegiate Athletic for Women (AIAW). He served tw o years as Basket- ball Committee as well as coordinator of Mississippi AIAW championships. He is a former member of the NCAA Division II football advisory committee and has served as tournament director for both NCAA and AIAW regional tournament events. He served as tournament director during the 1981 and 1985 Gulf South Conference baseball playoffs. Dr. Hovious ' background has prepared him well for the challenges and responsibilities of directing a col- legiate athletic program. A former basketball and tennis player at the University of Mississippi, he holds the B.S. and M.E. degrees from Ole Miss as well as the M.E. degree in Sports Administration from Ohio Universi- ty, considered by many to be the top school in the country offering a degree in that field. DSG RIFLE TEAM Major John Hoss, James T. Goss, Sean Wear, Randy McMahan, William Saxton, John Gardner, Roger Goss, MSG L. C. Hines STATESMEN BASKETBALL 1986-87 DELTA STATE UNIVERSITY STATESMEN — Members of the 1986-87 Delta State University Statesmen basketball team are (seated, from left): Head coach Steve Rives; junior guard Scott Nagy of Champaign, III.; sophomore forward Gerald Glass of Greenwood; junior guard Jim Booth of Selma, Ala.; senior forward Houston Williamson of Winona; freshman guard Matt Harrell of Bowling Green Ky.; freshman guard Rodney Jones of Ethel; and assistant coach Dave Simmons. Standing (from left): Manager Clark Logan of Bruce; assistant coach Mark Easley; sophomore guard-forward Victor Smith of Helena Ark.; freshman forward Charlie Lowe of Hughes, Ark.; senior center Lionel Jones of Houma, La.; junior center Cedric Davis of Macon, Ga.; freshman forward Jay Easley of Vardaman; freshman forward Ricky Hunter of Merritt Island, Fla.; assistant coach Steve Dull; and manager Scottie Clark. Assistant Coach Mark Easley; Assistant Coach Steve Dull; Head Coach Steve Rives; and Assistant Coach Dave Simmons Senior members: Houston Williamson and Lionel Jones. Another Awesome Year With The Statesmen! MEET THE STATESMEN A ' ML- W LADY STATESMEN BASKETBALL 1986-87 DELTA STATE UNIVERSITY LADY STATESMEN — Members of the 1986-87 Delta State University Lady Statesmen basketball team are (seated, from left): Jo Lynn Davis, sophomore guard from Wynne. Ark.; Liz Wallace, freshman guard from Mon- ticello; Amy Champion, freshman guard from Grenada; head coach Lloyd Clark; Cindy Craig, junior forward from Houlka; Marunda Hubba, freshman guard from Phillip; and Burnadette McDonald, senior forward from Madison. Standing (from left): Karen Herndon, graduate assistant coach from Paducah, Ky.; Andrea Martin, junior forward from Bethany, Conn.; Crystal Hardy, freshman from Meridian; Kendra Adams-Lenhart, junior from Byram; assistant coach Robert Tanner; Pam Lockett, freshman from Columbus; Anita Robinson, freshman from Hattiesburg; Betsy Hubbs, sophomore from Madison; Michelle Davis, manager from Somerville.Tenn.; Bee Turner, manager from Tupelo. Not pictured is senior forward Sharon Felder of Magnolia. Head Coach Lloyd Clark Assistant Coach Robert Tanner MEET THE LADY STATESMEN wr-k U7V R t g 3 Jh SK S] y F rt jjlj WHAT THOSE ABOUT GIRLS?! DELTA STATE Cheryl Patrick Richy Howard Candy Stewart Stephanie Brit Patrick Horton Cindy Gillespie Wade Stewart Allison Avent Randy Bell FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Jamie Giles Mary Ruth Lewis Randy Bell X ?  fc i i i li r? Richy Howard Susan Rawlinson Cheryl Patrick m -mB 5 H W jm rMti± vi hi all i 3 1 BASKETBALL DSG MASCOT Rob King i POM-PON SQCIAD Top Row: (left to right) Stacy Waldrup, Stacey Dempsey, Annette Miller, LaVonne Bruckner. Second Row: Jerrie Johnston, Allyson Fratesi, Angie Mason. Bottom Row: Elisa Allen, Kathy Bell, Gina Phillips. DSG SWIMMING AND DIVING TEAM ™ I IBP i Top Row: (left to right) Ron Lindstrom, Donald Spratley, Laura Ryder, Jody Roberts, Tracy Crawford, Phillip Vowell, Susan Pearson, Jeannie Becker, Trippe Pollis, Stephanie Bain. Bottom Row: Asst. Coach Barry Mickey, Gina Phillips, Kim Banks, Diving Coach Jim Hesson, Tracy Banks, Shannon Ruscoe, Swim Coach Ronnie Mayers. SPORTS SPORTS AWARDS AWARDS These members of th Delta State University Lady Statesmen basket- ball team were honored at the school ' s Athletic Awards Dinner. They ar (seated, from left): Bets Hubbs, Best Defensiv Player; Andrea Martir Most Improved Playei and Delinda Samuel Most Valuable Playei All-Gulf South Con ference and GSC Playe of the Year, Kodak All America, first team. Stan ding (from left): Jo Lyni Davis, Free Throv Award; Burnadetti McDonald, All- Conference; and Karei Herndon, Permanen Team Captain anc Academic All-Confereno e members of the 1986-87 Delta State University men ' s basket- ball team were honored at the Athletic Awards Din- ner. They are (from left): Scott Nagy, All-Gulf South Conference Academic team; Brian Luke, All-GSC Academic i; and Carl Brown, t Valuable Player and Zonference. LARK HONORED Delta State Unive women ' s basket coach Lloyd CI (center) was honored Concurrent Resolu passed by the Mississ Senate and House of Representatives for his being named the ' South Conferei Women ' s Coach of Year. Bolivar County ' Nevin Sledge Cleveland (left) and Brad Hovious, I Athletic director, Clark in reading resolution. Foo - --■ M K 1 — - el 1 These members of the 1.985 Delta State Univer- sity football team were honored at the Athletic Awards Dinner. They are (from left, seated): Ricky Vinson, Most Improved Lineman during spring practice; Jeff hatchings, Best Offensive Lineman; and Keith Williams, Sportsmanship Award. Standing (from left): Leevell Bradley, Best Defensive Back; John Gordon, Most Improved Player; Robert Gates, Weightlifter of the Year; and Kyle Finney, MVP, Best Wide Receiver and Senior Athlete of the Year. SPORTS SPORTS AWARDS AWARDS SPORTS SPORTS AWARDS AWARDS Men s Tenni. MVP rs Ken Causey, a 1986 senior member of the Delta State University tennis team, was named the squad ' s Most Valuable Player at the Athletic Awards Dinner. ers Honored These members of the Delta State University women ' s tennis team were honored at the Athletic Awards Dinner. They are: Tab Minyard (left) of Belzoni, Most Im- proved Player and All- Gulf South Conference at No. 6 singles; and Beverly Harrison of Pontotoc, Most Valuable Player and All-GSC at No. 4 singles. eryl Holmquist, third baseman of the Delta ate University Lady Statesmen Softball team, was honored as the squad ' s Most Valuable Player. The McEwen, Tenn. athlete was also named to the All-Gulf South Conference team. The award was presented at the school ' s Athletic Awards Dinner. valuable swimmers and divers at Delta State e honored at the school ' s Athletic Awards Din- ner. They are (seated, from left): Lacy Langston (swimming), and Bo Eidt (diving). Standing: Patrick Craddock (swimming), and Sherry Prine (diving). Swimmers-Divers Honon Joe Ricotta of Greenville was honored at the Delta State U Athletic Awards Dinner as the Most Valuable Player and Hi; Award winner. SPORTS SPORTS AWARDS AWARDS Senior Athlete of the Year Mis ' mm ! Kyle Finney (right), Delta State University wide receiver from Memphis, was named Delta State University ' s Senior Athlete of the Year at the school ' s Athletic Awards Dinner. DSU Athletic Director Brad Hovious presented Finney with the Charles S. Kerg Trophy, named in honor of the late, longtime sports editor of the Greenville, Miss., Delta Democrat-Times. The Kerg award is the high honor given a student- athlete at Delta State. Honors Dr. Billy Hoo Delta State Universi Director of Alumni Affair Hugh Ellis Walker (left) presents Dr. Billy Hood of Drew the Lawrence Stewart Award which recognizes Hood for his contribution to the University ' s Athlet 1 ' - Department. i C r FW b H 1 ADS AND INDEX PATRONS The 1987 Broom staff would like to extend a very sincere thank you to our patrons. These members of our faculty and staff thought enough of our work to contribute to our efforts to produce the best yearbook ever. We appreciate you and again we say, THANKS!!! 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Tracy Lynne; Yazoo City: MS; 73 Spell, Patricia; Goodman, MS; 73 Spence, Jodie Lynnette; Brookhaven, MS; 73 Spratley, Teresa Marie; Ocean Springs. MS; 73 Stafford. James L. Jr.: Cleveland. MS; 73 Standifer. Jarvis Love; Itta Bena, MS; 73 Stanfill, Stephen B.; Leland. MS; 73 Stapleton, Linda Jean. Shelby. MS; 73 Stegall, Lisa Carole; Pontotoc, MS; 73 Stegall, Floyd C. Jr.; Pontotoc, MS; 73 Stewart, Candace Renee; Charleston, Strange. John Emery; Greenville. MS; 73 Street, Emmelt Nell (Jim); Southaven MS; 73 Stubbs. Howard Bruce; Greenwood, MS- 73 Sullender, Scott Joseph; Vlcksburq, MS ' 73 Sumner, Lori A.; Drew, MS; 73 Sutton, Stephen S.; Coldwater, MS; 73 Swords, Herbert Neal; Southaven. MS; Thomas, Felicia Rochelle; Beulah, MS; 73 Thomas, Maxlne Floralne. Yazoo City MS; 73 Thompson, Rose Seerd; Greenville, MS 73 Thornton, Alan Keith; Clarksdale, MS; 74 Thornton. James D.; Crystal Springs MS; 74 Tiller. John Joseph. Jackson. MS; 83 Toler. Rhonda Kaye; Greenville. MS; 74 Tollver. Frank; 74 Trippe. Ada Frances; Isola, MS. 74 Tupman. Melissa Winters; Cleveland. MS; 74 Turner. Beverly Teresa; Tupelo, MS; 74 Clinch. Linda-Sue Melton; Cleveland, MS; 74 Upchurch. William Benjamin; Greenwood, MS; 74 Vlck, Dwight Harold; Water Valley. MS; 74 74 Warren. Kimberly Jo; Corinth. MS; 74 Washington. Kara Elizabeth; Tougaloo. MS; 84 Watford. Lisa Anne; Greenville. MS; 74 Watson, Evelyn Taylor; Ruleville, MS; Wells. Tina Marie; Columbus. MS; 74 West. Susan Martin; Cleveland. MS; 74 West, Terry Len, Cleveland, MS; 74 Weston. Wayne Tyrone; Westlake, LA; 74 Wllbanks. Deborah Louise; Glen Allen. MS; 74 Wilkinson. Kristine Marie; Greenville. MS; 74 Wilkinson. Margaret Elizabeth: Alligator. MS; 74 Williams, Curtis; Aberdeen. MS; 84 Williams, Donald Lewis; Grenada, MS; 84 Williams, Elizabeth Ann; Tunica, MS; 74 Williams, Frank; Itta Bena, MS; 84 Williams, Lori Ann; Southaven, MS; 74 Wilson. Rolundia Marie; Greenville, MS; 74 Woitesek, Patricia Anne; dive Branch, MS; 74 Wood, Susan Louise; Pearl. MS; 74 Woodard. Gail Trussell; Duck Hill. MS; 74 Woods. Darlean Raquet; Indianola. MS; 74 Woods, Doris; Tunica, MS; 84 Worthey, Denise Gregory; Cleveland, MS; 84 Yates. Jeffrey Evans; Yazoo City. MS; JUNIORS Applegate, Harry R.; Rosedale, MS; 65 Archer. French sheila Hawatia; Courtland, MS; 75 Austin. Edgar F. Ill; Winona. MS; 75 Ballard. Billy; Winona, MS; 75 Banks, Sharon; Cleveland. MS. 75 Banks, Shettie; Rosedale. MS; 75 Bankston, Lon D.; Crossett. AR; 85 Bryan. Coleen; Jackson, MS; 75 Bell, Angela Faye; Delta City. MS; 75 Bell. Stephen R.; Cleveland. MS; 75 Bender, Melinda Anderson; Moorhead, MS; 75 Bennett, Haley Lee; Grenada. MS; 75 Betts. Lesley Lamar; Clarksdale, MS; 66 Blackstone. Ill Edward Hartwell; Greenwood. MS; 75 Blount. James Louis Jr.; Grenada. MS; 75 Boren, Stephen Mitchell; Southaven. MS; 75 Borgognoni, Jerry AJan; Cleveland. MS; 75 Bower, Bryan Christopher; Clinton, MS; Brewer. Mlchefe Renee; Oowder, MS; 75 Brit;, $••- ■■■■ ■■■ MS; 75 Bi 76 Carpenter. Janice Marie; Charleston. MS: 76 Cates. Edward E.; Greenwood. MS; 66 Ceaser, Vonda Monita; Rolling Fork. MS; 76 Chrestman, Jenelle L; Clarksdale, MS: 76 Chunn. Albert Monroe; Greenville. MS: 76 Clark. Catherine Louise: Clarksdale. MS; 76 Cleveland, Tryphonia Pettis: Glendora. MS; 76 Clifton. Randy L; Como. MS; 76 Clollnger. Johnny Ray: Scobey. MS; 76 Coleman. James; Rolling Fork. MS; 76 Collins, Brenda Kaye; Anguilla. MS; 76 Collins, Christy Dawn; Grenada. MS; 66 Colson. Deryl Lee; Batesville. MS; 76 Comfort. Will; Greenwood. MS; 76 Cook. Christy A.; Greenwood. MS; 76 Cooper. Mellnda Dawn; Hernando. MS: 66 Cooper. Vangeleen Rena; Rosedale, MS; 76 Cornellous. Ida Marie; Holly Springs. MS; 76 Corso. Julia Elizabeth; Clarksdale. MS: 66 Crawford, Anthony Dat r ell. Lyon. MS: 76 Crawford. Robert Peyton; Jackson. MS; 86 Crawford, Vlcki Ley; Greenwood. MS; 76 Crevltt. Franklin Edward; Vicksburg, MS; 76 Curd. Klmberly Diane: Vicksburg. MS; 76 Curry. Michael L : Holcomb, MS; 76 Dale. Richard Albert; Memphis. TN; 86 Dallas, David A . Cleveland. MS; 76 Dardaman. Charles Thomas; Grenada. MS; 76 Davis. Cynthia Denise; Shaw. MS; 76 Davis, Wendy Beth; Greenville. MS; 77 Dean. Robert Caldwell; Greenville. MS; 77 Delaney. Yolanda Renee; Clarksdale. MS; 77 Deloach, Jimmie Dale Jr; Holcomb, MS: 77 Dempsey. Stacy Kay; Cotlierville. TN; 77 Dlckerson, Caleb Monte; Columbus. MS; English. William C ; Ellisville. MS; 77 Eubank, Mark Andrew; Tupelo. MS; 77 Eubank. Mitchell Guy; Tupelo. MS; 77 Evans. Benjamin Noel. Cleveland. MS: 67 Everett, Ruth Carroll; Cleveland. MS; 77 Fava. Valerie Ann; Alligator. MS; 77 Flemmons. Jeffrey Keith; Drew. MS. 77 Fletcher. Pamela Elizabeth; Cleveland. MS; 77 Floyd. Laura Denise; Greenville. MS; 77 Follln. Barbara Faye; Canton. MS: 77 Forrester. Jennifer Ctai; Clarkdale. MS; 77 Fudge. Michael Wayne; Oxford. MS; 67 Fuller. Mitzl Chantay; Ruth. MS; 77 Gaddy. Cynthia Chrestman; Cleveland. MS; 77 Galey. Shirley S ; Greenville. MS; 77 Gandy. Tammy Ann; Hazlehurst. MS; 77 Gauntt. Shelley Rhea; Clinton. MS; 77 Gelston. Stephen Duane; Greenville. MS; 77 Ghettle. Kelll Krystal; Southaven. MS; 77 Giles. Jamie Gail; Clarksdale. MS; 77 Gordon, Nan; Clarksdale, MS; 77 Granlng. Tom. Natchez. MS; 78 Grantham. Alan Lee; Greenville. MS; 68 Griffith. Jennifer Lynn; Cleveland. MS: 78 Halrston. Valerie Laverne; Scott. MS; 78 Hall. Kenneth Allen; Cleveland. MS; 78 Haney. Cindy Ann; HeJIandale. MS; 78 Hannah. Melissa Kay; Cleveland. MS; 78 Hardin, Mary Elizabeth; Belzoni, MS; 78 Harmon, Shelley Claire; Clinton, MS; 78 Heath, Sandra Lea; Rolling Fork. MS; 88 Hefley. Pamela Anne; Gulfport. MS. 78 Helms, Jimmy C; Clarksdale. MS; 78 Henry. Lewis William Jr.. Lexington. MS; 78 Henson. Lorl Ann; Jackson. MS; 78 Herron. Frederick Scott; Hckrywithe. TN;78 Hlester. Amy Sue; Dur.Tr,! MS: 78 i, Cynthia Dawn ■ !3 . MS, .LA; 78 Hogan. Ronald Ernest; Jont Holcomb. Tammy Satchfield; v. and. MS. 78 Holley. Kelly Darlene; Greenville, h 1 Hotllngsworth. Holly C; Cleveland. !• 78 Holloway,. Lynn Darby; Indianola. MS; 78 Holt. Dennis Warren; Memphis. TN; 88 Hopson. Vergil Hoza; Moss Point. MS; 88 Horton. Teresa Ann; Grenada, MS; 68 Howell. Gregory Alan; Pascagoula. MS; 79 Hoxle. Sheryl Jean; Vicksburg. MS; 69 Hudson. Yvette Renee; Leland. MS; 79 Hughes. Nancy Ann; Boyle. MS; 79 Ivy. Robert Walter. Moorhead. MS; 79 Jackson. Jessie Vanette; Rosedale. MS; 79 Jackson, Letha Cheryl; Holcomb. MS; 79 Jackson. Melissa Margaret. Greenwood, MS; 79 Jackson. Robert Lee; Shelby. MS. 79 James. Arrike Fitzgerald; Dumas. AR. i. Cynthia Rose; Grenada, MS; Johnston, Pamela Darline; Elaine, AR; 79 Kaye. Karen Julie; Revere. MA; 69 Keen. Peter E.; Pascagoula. MS; 79 Kennedy, Benjamin Clayton; Scobey. MS; 79 Kersh. Jeffrey A; Vicksburg. MS: 79 Kllpatrick. Cynthia Lawana. Belzoni. MS. 79 King, Thomas Earl; Leland, MS; 79 Kline. Obed F.; Cleveland. MS; 69 Knighten. Linda Faye; Sunflower, MS; 79 Kraft, Michael Kenneth; St. Louis. MO; Lawhon. James Patrick. Cleveland. MS; Lindsay. Patricia Ann; Greenville, MS; 79 Lindstrom, RonnyOlof; Vicksburg, MS; 79 Lipscomb, Tracy Lynn; Greenville, MS; 79 ogan. 79 Lowery. Glynda Jane; Cleveland. MS; 79 Lunceford, R. Pharis; Senatobia. MS; 79 Mahoney, Kevin Richard; Port Gibson. MS; 79 Manning. Kathy Denise; Cleveland. MS; 80 McCollum, David Ray: Amory. MS; 80 McCord, Mark Lewis; Grenada. MS; 80 McGarrh. Ken Turner; Merigold. MS; 70 McGregor. Angela Michelle; Memphis. TN;80 McKenzle. Tommy Earl; Greenville. MS ; 70 McMaster. Tracey Lynn; Nesbit, MS;; SO McNeer, William Martin Jr.; Clarksdale. MS; 80 Melendrez. Pamela Cecelia; Cleveland. MS; 80 Merrlam, Edna Marie; Pearl. MS; 80 Meyers. George; Vicksburg. MS; 80 Mlddleton. Nicole Marie; Pontotoc. MS; 89 Miller. Janice Carol; Corinth. MS; 80 Miller. Leslie Gail; Vicksburg. MS; 70 Milton. Sandra Denise; Belzoni, MS; 80 Mitchell, AJphon; Leland. MS; 70 Mitchell. Diane Lynn; Greenville, MS; 80 Mitchell, Scott; Indianola, MS; 80 Morgan. Billy; Elliot. MS; 80 Morris. Norrls James; Charleston. MS; 80 70 Mulllns. Michelle; Cleveland. MS; 80 Nagy. Scott Michael; Champaign. IL 81 Neal. Sheltanya Trinette; Clarksdale, MS. 81 Norqulst. Samuel David; Cleveland. MS; 81 Norwood, Stephanie Claire; Cleveland, MS: 81 Ong, Bettina Renee; Clarksdale. MS; 81 Outlaw. Melanle Ann; Cleveland. MS; 81 Owens, Gregory L.. Hernando. MS; 81 Oxner. Philip L-; Rolling Fork; MS; 81 Parker. Natalie Dawn; Cleveland. MS; 81 Pates. Brenda Ann. Pace. MS; 81 Patrick. Cheryl Lynne; Bastrop. LA; 81 Patton. Kenner Morrow; Leland. MS; 81 Phillips. Glna Virginia; Clinton. MS; 81 Phillips. Patricia Jean; CHive Br. MS; 81 Pilgrim. Melissa Ann. Moorhead; MS; 90 Plttman. Laura Allison; Yazoo City, MS; 71 Plunkett, Danel Preston; Tchula, MS. 81 Pong. Angela Carol; Greenville. MS; 81 Powell, Patricia Louise; Benoit. MS; 81 Priest. Kenneth Howard; Blue Springs. MS: 82 Pyron. Shannon Dannette; Grenada. MS; 82 Raybum, Mellany Reed; Southaven, MS; Redden. Cherrie L . Boyle, MS; 82 Reed, Lisa Kay; Drew, MS; 82 Reed. Robbie A.; Leland. MS; 82 Reld. Dessie Anne: Leland. MS, 72 Rice. Shirley Denise. Shaw, MS; 82 Ricks. Thomas A. Ill; Crystal Springs. MS; 82 Rldgeway, Michael Dale; Greenville. MS: 72 Robertson, Russell Griggs: Greenwood. MS; 82 Rodgers. Jennifer Ann; Thaxton. MS; 82 Rosemon, Ivan Darrell. Senatobia. MS. 72 , Shan l Patrick. Leland, MS; Sanders. Johnny Ray: Duck Hill, MS. 72 Sondifer, Margaret Lynn; Charleston. MS; 82 Scallions, Katie Elizabeth; Charleston. MS; 82 Scarborough. Shelley Ann. Merigold. Scott. Jerri Lynne Cady; Cleveland. MS; 82 Scott. Jimmie Lee; Greenwood. MS; 72 Scott. Margaret Elizabeth. Senatobia. MS; 82 Sexton, Jamie Rushing; Greenville, MS; 82 Shackouls. Pamela Ann: Greenville. MS; 82 Shaw. Mattie Davis; Clarksdale. MS; 82 Shedd. Glenda Jean; Inverness. MS; 90 Shelby, Norvel Joseph; Westwego, LA; 90 Shorty, Carla Mariea; Senatobia, MS; 82 Signa. Vincent Louis; Greenville. MS; 72 Sims, Susan M.; Southaven, MS; 72 Slssell. William Shipp; Batesville. MS; 82 Smith. Donna Renee; Clarksdale. MS; 82 Smith. Victor L.; West Helena. AR; 83 Snyder. Shelly Rena; Crowder. MS; 72 St Columbia. Vance Gerard; Dundee. MS; 73 Stanflll. William Scott; Leland. MS; 73 Stanley, Paul Herbert; Batesville. MS; 83 Steed. Hilda Lynn; Minter City. MS; 83 Stewart. Tammy Christina: Sledge. MS; 83 Sweeden, Klmberly Carol; Greenville. MS; 83 Tacker. Daniel Gregory; Hernando. MS; 83 Tate. Susanne Elizabeth; Greenwood. MS; 83 Taylor. Richard Mack Jr.; Greenville. MS; 83 Thomas. John Christopher; Noxapater. MS; 83 Thomas. Russell L.; Houston. MS; 83 Thornhlll. Bryan Edward; Greenwood. MS; 73 Thornton. Connie Lavelle; Wesson, MS; 83 Tlce, Aaron Christopher; Southaven, MS; 83 Tlce. Deone Elizabeth; Laurel. MS; 83 Townsend. Sherry A ; Inverness. MS; 83 Trahan, Henry Bart; Leland. MS; 83 Tullos. Julie Carol: Avon. MS; 83 Tyson. Timothy Mark; Southaven. MS; 83 CJpshaw. Linda Denise: Marks. MS; 83 Urchman. Ada; Greenville. MS; 84 Voyles. Kimberly Joanne; West Memphis. AR; 83 Walker. Felicia Kaye; Cleveland. MS; 83 Walker. Melanie; Atoka, TN; 84 Wallace, Mary Ann; Clarksdale, MS; 84 Walters, Tracey Ann; Vicksburg, MS; 74 Webb. Laura Elizabeth; Memphis. TN; 84 Weber. Mary McGraw; Yazoo City, MS; Wllbourn, William Joseph. Senatobia. MS; 84 Wilkinson. John Heith; Yazoo City. MS; 91 Williams. Marvin Gaye; Itta Bena. MS; 84 Williamson. Houston Paige; Winona. MS; 74 Williamson, Sherry Lynn; Olive Branch, MS; 84 Willlford. Kevin McNeill; Vicksburg. MS; 84 Willis. Carter Bell; Rosedale. MS; 84 Wilson. Lena Mae; Belzoni. MS; 84 Wilson. Rachel Ann: Leland. MS; 91 Wilson. Sandra Kay; Cascilla. MS; 84 Wilson. William Andrew. Cleveland. MS; 74 Winkworth, Roy Paul; Natchez. MS; 84 Wood, John Franklin; Deland. FL 84 Wroten, Holly Harris; Corinth. MS; 84 Yearber. Vicki Dejuana; Booneville. MS: 84 York. James Milton; Greenville. MS; 84 SOPHOMORES Alford. Amy Elaine; Southaven. MS; 85 Allen. Eva Elisa; Jackson. MS: 85 Alllnder. Vickie Lynn; Linden. AU 92 Ammons. Sheron Lynn; Greenville. MS; 85 Andress. Scott Vincent; Pensacola. FL; 85 Aust. Melissa Nell; Swiftown. MS; 85 Aust. Sharon Lynn; Itta Bena. MS. 85 Austin. William Gregory; Greenville. MS. 85 Avent, Allyson Carol; Hernando. MS; 85 Baker. Lee House; Hernando MS; 85 Baker. Ruth Cooper; Cleveland. MS, 85 Baldwin. Maria Yvette. Ruleville. MS. 85 Banks. Kimberly Dawn; Southaven. MS; 85 Barnes. Elizabeth; Lawrenceville. GA; 85 Barnes. Michael McAdoo; Clarksdale MS. 85 Beach, Wesley Earl; Drew. MS; 85 Bell. Belinda Faye; Hollandale. MS: 85 Bennett. Bruce; Jackson. MS; 85 Blackmon, Amy Carol; Indianola. MS; 85 Blackmon. Natalie Denise; Fulton. MS; 75 Blair, Brian Clayborne. Fort Myers. FL; 85 Bloesch. Gina Renee; West Helena; AR; 75 Bounds. Rebecca Joyce; Clarksdale. MS; 85 Bowman. Beverly Susan; Wesson. MS; 85 Brasher. Anna Laura; Holcomb. MS; 85 Bratton, Susan Everett; Sidon. MS: 85 Broadwater, Kimberly J.; Cleveland. MS; 86 Brown. Alice J.; Benoit. MS; 86 Brown. Kathryn Elizabeth; Jackson. MS; 86 Brown. Stefanie Jo; Clinton. MS; 86 Brown, Stephannie Gale; Alligator. MS; 75 Brown. Tracy Lea Holcomb; Anguilla. MS; 86 Buchanan. Vantice Elizabeth: Tupelo. MS: 75 Burchfield. Ronald Allen. Alligator. MS; 86 Burns. Robyn Elizabeth; Greenville. MS; 86 Butler. Lewis Treall; Indianola, MS: 76 Cader. Marcy Elizabeth, Yazoo. MS; 86 Calllcutt. Jack; Greenville. MS; 86 Campassi. Peri Regina; Clarksdale. MS; 86 Campbell. Michelle Renee; Batesville. MS; 86 Carpenter. James Scott; Greenwood. MS: 86 Carter, Anthony Lovwell; Leland, MS; 86 Cheatham, Patrick Demond; Jackson. MS; 76 Clark. Nathaniel; Greenwood, MS; 86 Clark, Susie Ann; Clarksdale, MS; 86 Clem. Mandy Paige; Cleveland, MS; 86 Clemons. Susan Marie Gerise: Benoit. MS; 86 Cobb. Kelley Frances; Memphis. TN; 76 Cole. Kim Katrease: Belzoni, MS: 86 Columbus. Kimberly Ann; Leland, MS; 86 Cooper, Frank Monroe; Greenville. MS; 86 Cooper, JoeAnn James; Rosedale. MS; 86 Copeland. Carrie Dawn; Leland. MS; 86 Crane. Jason G.; Meridian, MS; 86 Craven, Krishna Marie; Southaven, MS; 86 Criss, Janle; Grenada. MS: 86 Daughrity. Zenobia Star; Mound Bayou. MS; 86 Daves. Teresa Ann; Parchman. MS; 86 Davis. Cedric Bernard; Macon. GA; 76 Davis, Jacqueline Brown; Cleveland, MS; 86 Davis. Sharen Michelle; Somerville. TN; 66 Dobbs. Carl Michael; Aberdeen. MS: 77 Dodd. John (Skipper) Bernard. Indianola. MS; 86 Doss. Roderick Hugh; Southaven. MS; 86 Doyle. John D . Clarksdale, MS; 77 Dunn, Elizabeth Anne; Indianola. MS; 86 Dye. James David: Belden. MS; 94 Elllngburg. Allen Lee: Lula. MS: 86 Ellis. Sharnette Pauline; Gautier. MS: 77 Farmer. Robert Winborn Jr.; Cruger. MS; 87 Ferguson, Mary Evelyn; Grenada, MS; 87 Ferrell. Liz; Booneville. MS. 87 Rakes. Nigel Ulysses. Cleveland, MS: 87 Fortler. Elizabeth Anne; Greenville. MS; 87 Foster. Sharon; Greenville. MS. 87 Franklin. Anita Ann; Webb. MS; 87 Fratesl. Alyson Ayers; Leland. MS: 87 Frlzell. Laura Elizabeth. Leland. MS; 87 Fulgham, Amanda Carol; Itta Bena. MS; Gilbert. Karen Annette H.. Farrell. MS; 77 Glass, Gerald; Greenwood. MS; 87 Glass, James Houston; Philadelphia. MS; 87 Googe, Boyce Rogers; Mantachie, MS: 77 Gordon. Paula Lynn. Holly Bluff. MS; 87 Goss. James Thomas; Lyon, MS; 87 Greene. Willie Eugene; Americus. GA; 87 Griffin. James Lloyd; Greenwood. MS; 87 Gunter, Pamela Elizabeth Jackson. MS; 87 Guyton. Chauncea Valerie; Ripley. MS; 78 Halford. Virginia Gayle; Greenville. MS; 87 Hamer, Jacqueline Denise: Ruleville. MS. 87 Hamilton. Nancy Michelle; Clarksdale. MS; 94 Hand, Lisa Lanell; Scobey. MS; 87 Harmon. Sheryl Annette; Forest. MS; 87 Hart. Aimee Elizabeth: Jackson. MS; 87 Harvey. Ara (Buddy) J. Jr.; McComb. MS; 78 Harvey. Lisa Lafonda: Ruleville. MS; 87 Hwathorne. Gaye Leigh; Cleveland. MS; 88 Hayward, Kimberly Ann: Grenada. MS; Herges. Kyle Anthony; Champaign. IL; 78 Hertter. Laura Diane; Cleveland. MS; 88 Hill. Thomas Craig; Grenada, MS; 88 Hogben, Dennis John; Clarksdale. MS; 88 Hood. Lori Michelle; Memphis. TN; 88 Hood. Regina Kay; Greenville, MS; 95 Horan. Cynthia Christine; Vicksburg. MS; 88 Houston. Cathryn Louise: Greenville. MS; 88 Howarth, Drue; Boyle. MS: 88 Hughes. Leigha Claire; Indianola. MS; 88 Hughes. Rodney Darrell. Memphis, TN; 88 Hutchinson, Charles Lewis Jr.; Cleveland. MS; 88 Irwin, Can-on Renee; Lambert. MS: 88 Ivy. Lynn; Cleveland. MS: 88 Jackson. Julie Ann; McComb. MS; 88 Jean. Bonnie; Cleveland. MS; 88 Jenkins. Gloverte Elaine; Greenville MS; 88 Johnson. Cathy Lynn; Cleveland. MS; 88 Johnson. Dean Bryant; Skene. MS; 88 Johnston. Arthur Singleton III; Cleveland. MS; 88 Jones, Brock; Cleveland. MS; 88 Jones. Roger David; MendenhaU, MS; 88 Jones, Sonia Kay; Terry. MS: 88 Jordan, Elizabeth Mae; Greenville. MS ' 88 Kelly. Mark A : Clarksdale. MS; 88 Kimbro, Mary Lora; Marks. MS; 88 Klncade. Susan Temple; Gulfport MS- 88 Krause. Glyn Russell: Nottingham; 88 Lamastus, Alan D.; Drew. MS; 88 Lane, Marila Renee; Scobey. MS; 88 Lee, Lisa Lynn; Greenville, MS; 88 Lee. Toni Levia; Greenville. MS; 88 Lewis. Brenna Faye; Grenada. MS, 88 Livingston. Crystal Renee; Tutwiler, MS; 88 Locastro. Thomas Kevin; Memphis. TN: 88 Lowery. Margaret Ellen; Cleveland. MS; 89 Luttrell. Michael Shane; Olive Branch. MS; 89 Ma. Helen: Clarksdale. MS; 89 Marshall. Steven Raynard; Lynn Haven. FL;96 Martin. Melody Denise: Clinton, MS; 89 Marltn. Monica Deane. Cleveland. MS; 80 Martin. Yolanda Yvette; Holly Springs. MS. 80 Mason. Jane Brook; Cleveland. MS: 89 Mathes. Ashlee Tray; Greenville. MS: 89 Mathews. Ronald Gwaine; Kenner. LA; 89 Matthews. Memrie Eilise; Greenwood, MS; 89 McCarrell. Rickey Lynn, Dumal. AR; 96 McDaniel. Michael David; Madison. MS; 89 Miller. James Strickland; Yazoo City. MS; 89 Mlnyard. Tabitha Jane; Belzoni. MS; 89 Mitchell, Joseph Dudley: Mound Bayou. MS: 80 Mitchell. Lori Laine; Southaven. MS; 89 Moore. Branda. Greenville, MS; 80 Mosetich, John Michael. Cleveland. MS; Mosely, Kane; Cleveland. MS; 89 Murphey. Ryan; Tippo, MS; 81 Murphey. Mary Agnes, Charleston. MS; 89 Murphy. Rodney Keith; Charleston. MS; 89 Murray. Susan Ellen; Greenwood. MS; 89 Myers. Madalyn; Mound Bayou. MS; 89 Massar. Nancy H.; Cleveland. MS; 81 Nicholson. Pink Millsaps; Greenville. MS; 89 Ouzts. William Bradley; Cleveland, MS; 81 Parham. M. Diane Smith; Cleveland. MS; 90 Pate. Mary Martha; Cleveland. MS; 90 Patterson, Cassandra; Grenada. MS; 90 Patterson. Dennis Conrod; Holcomb. MS; 97 Pearson, Lewis Lamar; Greenville, MS; 90 Petty. Annette Luclse; Southaven. MS; 90 Pittman, Tana Lisa; Clarksdale. MS; 90 Posey. Chad Efton; Doddsville. MS; 90 Pullen. Anthony Owen; Gore Springs. MS; 90 Purpora, Renee Catherine; Greenville, MS; 90 Pyles, Stephen Kimble; Cleveland. MS; 82 Qulmby. Jennie Marie; Leland, MS; 90 Randle. Jerry Lee; Cedar Bluff; MS; 82 Ratland. Hunter; Dundee. MS; 90 Ray, Alice Vermon; Greenville. MS; 90 Reece. Lucille; Indianola. MS; 90 Relly. Ross Wade; Cleveland. MS: 82 Renfroe. Dana Denise; Greenville. MS; 90 Rico, Janet Lynn; Tunica, MS; 82 Ross. Catherine Lea; Senatobia. MS; 90 Ross. Phoebe Denise; Hollandale. MS; 90 Rucker, Vicki Ann; Hollandale. MS; 90 Sanders. Lovie Sherette; Mound Bayou. MS; 90 Satcher, Mark; Grenada. MS; 90 Scaiff, Rodney Henry; Clarendon. AR; 90 Scalilons, John Edwin; Holcomb. MS; Sharpe, Patricia Davlene; Tutwiler. MS; 90 Sherman, Christopher Howard; Enid, MS; 90 Simmons, Patricia Lynne Hefley; Cleveland. MS; 90 Singleton, Shelby L; Water Valley, MS; 90 Smith, Suzanne Marie; Greenwood. MS; 90 Stafford, Melisa Ann; Southaven, MS; Stewart, Susan O ' Dell; Clarksdale, MS; 90 Street, Amy Michelle Davis; Granbury. TX;90 Strong, Susan Michelle; Jackson, MS; 90 Sugdlnis, Matthew Frank; Saint Petersburg, FL; 98 Sumrall, Thomas Sean; Cleveland, MS; 83 Testa. Ann Marie; Grenada. MS; 90 Thomas. Calvin Cardell; Benoit, MS; 91 Thompson. Mark Edwin; Raleigh, MS; 99 Tonos, Michael Salibia; Greenville, MS; 91 Turner. Brenda Lee; Byhalia. MS; 90 Turner. Franklin Wade; Leland. MS; 90 Venable. Cheryl Denise; Charleston. MS: 83 Vinson. James Richard; Oxford. MS; 99 Washington, Clinton Lee; Woodland, MS; 84 Watts, Florence Hayes; Ruleville. MS; 91 Wells, Randy Eugene; Indianola, MS; 74 West, James Gregory; Bruce; MS; 91 White. Toni; Grenada. MS; 99 Wilkes, Claudia Johnson; Greenville , MS; 91 Wilkinson. Rebecca Rowers; Cleveland. MS; 91 Williams. Cynthia Carol; Drew, MS; 91 Williams. Cynthia Louise; Greenville. MS; 84 Williams. Mildred Louise; Merigpld. MS; 84 Williams. Pamela Alba W.; Vance. MS; 91 Williams. Robert Lee Jr.; Water Valley. MS; 91 Williamson. Kalen Michele; Marks. MS; 74 Williamson. Susan Scott; Greenville. MS; 91 Wilson, Margaret; Greenville, MS; 91 Wilson, Melanie Sue; Anguilla. MS; 91 Wise, Leslie Claire; Brandon, MS; 91 Wofford, Valerie Ann; Drew, MS; 91 Wolf, Frank Carlton Jr.; Greenville. MS; 91 Woodruff. Ginger Gayle; Greenville. MS; FRESHMEN Abel, Tracy Diane; Lexa, AR; 92 Adams, Bradley Joe; Rosedale. MS; 92 Adams. Leigh Anne; Greenwood. MS; 75 Alexander, Carolyn Prince; Greenville, MS; 92 Allen, Camllle; Greenville, MS; 92 Amato. Stephanie Ann; Cruger, MS; 92 Anderson, Karen Renee; Memphis. TN; 92 Annis, Darrell Allen; Earle. AR; 92 Arnold. Jeffery Paul; Drew. MS; 92 Ashmore. Sandra Gean; CarroJIton. MS; 92 Atkinson, Joyce Michelle; Greenwood. MS; 92 Bailey, Ann Elizabeth; Cleveland, MS; 92 Bain, Stephanie; Cleveland, MS; 92 Balduccl, Christopher K,; Cleveland, MS; 92 Banks. Tracey Renee; Southaven, MS; 92 Barefleld. Mary Ann; Jackson, MS; 92 Barr. Edward R.; Cleveland. MS; 92 Bassl. Joanna L.; Cleveland. MS; 92 Beck. Tracy Renda; Grenada. MS; 92 Becker. Jean Elizabeth; Jackson, MS; 92 Bell. Danita Marie; Yazoo, MS; 92 Bell. Kathy D.; Cleveland, MS; 92 Belser. Dana L.; Clearwater, FL; 92 Blair, Paul T.; Steens, MS; 92 Boland, Jon Mark; Calhoun City. MS; 92 Boyd. Edward Allen; Pensacola, FL; 92 Boykln, James Albert III; DelUi City, MS; 92 Braswell, Tina Michelle; Grenada, MS; 92 Brower, Albert Randall; Phillip. MS; 92 Brown. Kendra Una; Greenville. MS; 92 Brown. Robert David; Greenville. MS; 92 Brown. Robert Gregory; Pearl, MS; 92 Brown. Tracy Anne; Natchez. MS; 92 Brunner, Bridget Joyce; Southaven. MS; 92 Bur goon, Valerie Chase ; Greenwood, MS; 92 Burnley, Jeffrey Sean; Greenville, MS; 92 Burt, Billy Ray; Southaven, MS; 92 Byrd, Ursula Anjanette; Purvis, MS; 92 Callan. April Rachelle; Indianola, MS; 92 Canterbury. John Kevin; Grenada. MS; 92 Carson. Laural Angela; Germantown. TN; 93 Catholic, Patricia A.; Greenville, MS; 93 Chandler, Carrie Deanne; Crystal Springs, MS; 93 Chatman, Felix Artwann; Ocala, FL; 93 Choate, Kim Rodney Jr.; Rolling Fork, MS; 93 Chrestman, Carmen Michele; Cleveland. MS; 93 Christmas, Remonia Gail; Sunflower, MS; 93 Clagg, Steve L ; Greenville, MS; 93 Clark. Leigh Millsaps; Grenada. MS; 93 Clark, Vicki; Charleston, MS; 93 Clarke, Candra Love; Hughes, MS; 93 Collins. Candace Lynn; Grenada. MS; 93 Collins. Larry Lynn; Grenada, MS; 93 Colotta, Michael Vaw; Indianola, MS; 93 Connell, Kimberly lone; Collins, MS; 93 Cook, Dana A.; Oakland, MS; 93 Cook, Emily Jean; Jackson, MS; 86 Cook, Melinda Leigh; Greenville, MS; 93 Corvlss, Michael Lee; Clarksdale, MS; 93 Cotton. Sherron Denice; Cleveland. MS; 93 Cox. William Lafayette; Grenada. MS; 93 Craven. Rosemary Maud; Lyon. MS; 93 Crittenden. Marcus Aeneas; Carrollton. MS; 93 Cummings, John Eston II; Greenville, MS; 93 Curcio, James Wallace; Clarksdale, MS; 86 Dace, Derrick Keith; Liberty. MS; 93 Dancer, Jottie; Starkville. MS; 86 Davis, Curtis Neal; Tippo. MS; 86 Davis, Debra Del; Belle Glade. FL; 93 Demaree. Rodney Seth; Como; MS; 93 Denson, Rebecca Alana; Southaven. MS; 93 Dick, Trey; Glen Allan, MS; 93 Dill. Marc Dewane; Clarksdale. MS; 86 Dotson, Sean Edward; Bartlett. TN; 93 Downs. Melissa Faye; Clarksdale, MS; 93 Dubois. Michele, Southaven, MS, 93 Durham, Timothy James, Jr., Walls. MS; 93 D Loach. Jamie Lynette; M Carkey, MS; 93 Easley, James Howard Jr.; Vardaman, MS; 94 Edwards, Timothy Donnell; Philadelphia. MS; 94 Eldt, Mary Pauline; Starkville. MS; 86 Elliott, Robin Louise; Cleveland, MS; 94 Elliott, William Michael; Greenville, MS; 94 Ellis, Christie Ann; Courtland. MS; 94 Eng, Karen Elizabeth; Miami, FL; 94 Estes, Cynthia Ann; Horn Lake, MS; 94 Evans. Micheal Porter; Greenville, MS; Faccadlo, Lisa Marie; Coffeeville, MS; 86 Faulkner. Rhonda Kaye; Greenville. MS; 94 Fauver. Penelope Michelle. Cleveland, MS; 94 Fisher, Katherine Denise. Greenville, MS; 94 Fleming, Bill G.; Derma, MS; 94 Frazler. Laurie Ann; Greenville. MS; 94 Gettys. Melissa Dawn; Grenada. MS; 94 Giardlna, Catherine Elise; Greenville. MS; 94 Gillespie, Christopher S.; Cleveland, MS; 94 Gordon, Lisa Michele; Moorhead. MS; 94 Grantham. Terri Lynn; Horn Lake. MS; 94 Gray. Audrey Timmons; Holcomb. MS; 87 Green. David Samuel; Crystal Springs, MS; 94 Greene, Matthew Cecil; Marks, MS; 94 Griffin, Curtis; Jackson, MS; 94 Griffin. Kimberly Ann; Cleveland. MS; 94 Griffin. Tammy Denise; Cleveland, MS; 94 Grlffls, Amanda Lynn; Greenwood, MS; 94 Griggs, Kimberly Terradia, Moorhead, MS; 94 Guy, Robert Sidney; Greenville, MS; 94 Haddoc, Terri Ann; Grenada, MS; 94 Halbach, John C; Port Gibson. MS; 94 Hallmon, Kimyla Renae; Cleveland, MS; 94 Harrell. Matthew O ' Neil; Bowling Green, KY;94 Hart, David Christopher; Ridgeland, MS; 95 Hayes, Mark Roger; St. Louis, MO; 95 Hays, Mary Margaret; Sardis. MS; 95 Hazelwood. Carol Hester; Greenville, MS; 95 Heflin. Mary Amber; MerigcJd, MS; 95 Henley. George Thomas; Southaven. MS; 88 Hicks, Lydia J.; Winterville, MS; 95 Hill. Anna Margaret; Cleveland. MS; 95 Hitchcock, Robert Clark; Clearwater. MS; 95 Hiter, Jerrie Lynn; Benoit, MS; 88 Hodge, Robert P.; Leland, MS; 95 Holcombe. Tonya Elizabeth; Lambert, MS; 95 Holland, George Todd; Walls, MS; 95 Hollingsworth. Trina Janelle; Enid, MS; 95 Hood. (Ill) James Edward; Boyle, MS; 95 Hubbard, Julie Anne; Clarksdale, MS; 95 Hudson, Charles Robert; Jackson, MS; 95 Hudspeth, Donald Gwyn; Clarksdale. MS; 95 Hughes, Derrick Raloronda; Grenada, MS; 88 Hunter, Richard; Merritt Island, FL; 95 Hurley, Larry Lee; Cleveland. MS; 88 Hurley, Tondra Evette; Cleveland, MS; 95 Hyneman, Lori Denese; Grenada, MS; 95 Irby, Herman Harold Jr.; Benoit, MS; 95 Jackson, Susan Nelson; Como, MS; 95 Jefferson, Bryan Louis; Pearl. MS; 95 Johnson. Micah Loring; Columbus, MS; 95 95 Johnston, Jerrie Ann; Elaine. AR; 95 Jolly, John Eric; Olive Branch. MS; 95 Jones. Kevin W.; Port Gibson. MS; 95 Jones, Melissa Dawne; Marks, MS; 95 Jones, Tammy Renee; Southaven, MS; 95 Kent, Ulylanders Vincent; Memphis, TN; 95 King, Robert Eugene; Terry. MS; 95 Klrby. Kathryn L.; Dallas, TX; 95 Kiriakopoulos, Elaine Tina; Tillsonburg Ontar; 96 Klrksey, Karen Denise; Clarksdale. MS; 96 Kivett; Robert James Jr.; Tallula, LA; 88 Knighten, Shelia; Moorhead. MS; 96 Lamar, Bethany Carol; Cleveland, MS, 96 Lamar. Caroline Elizabeth; Crystal Springs, MS; 96 Lane, Anissa Rena; Greenville. MS; 96 Langley, Michael Douglas; Woodland, MS; 96 Lank, Sheretta; Moorhead. MS; 96 Lee. Maria Ashley Kate; Indianola. MS; 96 Lewis. Mary Louise; Drew, MS; 96 Llshman. Susan G.; Carrollton. MS; 96 Livingston. Norbie Jane; New Albany. Maclin, James Nathaniel; Clarksdale, MS; 96 Magee. Leon Joseph; Moss Point, MS; 96 Marry. Jeanette; Pace, MS; 96 Martin. Sylvia Delynn; Grenada. MS; 96 Mason, Angela Carolyn; Sardis. MS; 96 Massey, Jennifer Kay; Byhalia, MS; 96 Mauney. De De Lynn; Walls, MS; 96 May. John Robert Johnny ; Grenada, MS; 96 McCain, Roy Clifford Jr.; Drew. MS; 96 McCalop, Laura Elizabeth; Cleveland. MS; 96 McCaskell. Robert Kenneth; Natchez. MS; 89 McClellan. Robert Khan; Indianola. MS; 89 McCullough, Mathew Webster; Beeville. TX;96 McGovern, Sara Elizabeth; Cleveland, MS; 96 McGowin, Melody Lynette; Grenada, MS; 89 Melendrez, John J.; Cleveland, MS; 96 Meredith, Jason Burt; Grenada, MS; 96 Miller, Anna Grace; Drew, MS; 96 Mitchell, Clay Vaughn; Clarksdale, MS; 89 Mitchell, Dana Lea; Greenville. MS; 96 Mitchell, Lolabeth; Cleveland, MS; 96 Moore, Miranda Katina; Greenville. MS; 97 Morgan. Raymond Terence; Greenwood, MS; 97 Moser, Debra Leigh; Greenwood, MS; 97 Murphree, Nathanael Ladrew; Randolph, MS; 97 M Gregor. Sonya Michelle; Minter City. MS; 97 Nance, Jerry John; Cleveland, MS; 97 Neal. Allen Burke; Batesville. MS; 97 Neel. Fredrick Val; Yazoo City. MS; 97 Neely. Susan Jenay, Itta Bena; MS; 97 Nelson, Rhett Barkssdale; Cleveland, MS; 97 Northington. Violet Lafaye; Cleveland, MS; 97 Obrlen, Michael Thomas; Lexington, MS; 90 Odoms. Danny Earl; Grenada, MS; 97 Owens, Gary Michael; Pensacola, FL; 97 Page. Lee Roy Jr; Pine BLuff. AR; 97 Pate. Allie Margaret; Cleveland. MS; 97 Patell. Dilmaaz; Greenville. MS; 97 Pates, Lillie Jean; Pace, MS; 97 Payne. Janice Elizabeth; Olive Branch, MS; 97 Peebles, Paige Ladetl; Greenville. MS; 90 Perkins, Melissa Gail; Southaven, MS; 97 Perrln. Sharon Bena; Moorhead, MS; 97 Perry, Larry Montetl; Bentonia, MS; 97 Petrella. Jamie Marie; Clarksdale, MS; 97 Peyton, Julie Alane; Olive Branch, MS; 97 Pittman. Shaun Keith; Clarksdale, MS; 90 Pleasant, Margaret Evelyn; Hammond, LA; 90 Plemmons, Lyn Alison; Somerville, TN; 97 Posey, Geneviene Marie; Memphis, TN; Pyles, Penney Lowanne; Cleveland, MS; 97 Pyron, Dana Elaine; Grenada, MS; 97 Raney. John C; Coffeeville, MS; 97 Rawlinson. Susan Kelly. Clarksdale. MS: 97 Ricks, Timothy Louis; Crystal Springs, MS; 97 Robinson, Kevin James, Shaw. MS; 97 Rochelle, Brian; Cleveland. MS; 98 Rooker, Christy Marie; Clarksdale. MS; 98 Ross. Alice; Stoneville. MS; 98 Ross, Laurie Jean; Florence, MS; 98 Sanders. Stacey Leanne; Memphis. TN; 98 Sartor. Connie Sue; Lambert, MS; 98 Savage, Christopher Allen; Grenada, MS; 98 Scarborough, Douglas Anthony; Merigold. MS; 98 Scott, Julie Ann; Southaven. MS; 98 Scott. Stacy D.; Tupelo, MS; 98 Seard, Renada Yvette; Greenville. MS; 98 Sebren, Millicent Camille; Greenville. MS; 98 Self. Greg Lynn; Yazoo City. MS; 90 Sharp. Maria Gaye; Water Valley, MS; 90 Shaw. Wonda Le ' Shell; Clarksdale. MS; 90 Shoemaker. Paul Vernon; Biloxi, MS; 98 Shumaker, Keith Darnell; Roxie. MS; 90 Sims. Todd Herrin; Pearl, MS; 98 Smith. Cecelia Lynn; Scobey. MS; 98 Smith, Gwenda Marie, Southaven, MS; 98 Smith, Teresa K.; Cleveland. MS; 90 Smith, Terry Renna; Ruleville. MS; 98 Sorgen. Larry Dale; Clarksdale, MS; 98 Stanberry, Moneca Degreta, Memphis, TN;90 Stanford. Lori Ann. Skene, MS; 98 Stasny, Joseph Raye; Beeville. TX; 98 Steed. Tori Lynn. Rolling Fork, MS; 98 Steen. Ashley Love. Cleveland, MS; 98 Stephen, Pamela Jean; Southaven, MS; 98 Stevens. Leslie Ann; Southaven. MS; 98 Stevenson. Jr. Albert Dabney; Olive Branch. MS; 98 Stewart, Rhonda Michelle; Sledge. MS; 98 Suggs. Rebecca Lynn; Grenada. MS; 98 Sykes, Melanie Ann; Grenada, MS; 98 Tacker, Angela Carole; Hernando, MS; 98 Tarsi, Timothy Lawrence; Cleveland, MS, 98 Taylor, Lisa Ann; Leland, MS; 98 Taylor, Rodney A.. Greenville. MS; 98 Tenhet, Tommy Cain; Yazoo City. MS; 98 Terrell. Jana Lauree; Yazoo City. MS; 98 Terrell. Julia Gist; Yazoo City, MS; 98 Thomas. David Matthew; Houston, MS. 98 Thomas. James Norman; Grenada MS- 99 Thomas. Kimberly; Cleveland, MS; 98 Thomas, Shawn Ann; Pearl, MS; 99 Thompson, David Raymond; Greenville, MS; 91 Tlce, Samantha Ann; Holly Springs. MS 99 Townsend, Tommie Lee; Inverness. MS; 99 Trammell, Timothy Joel; Yazoo City MS; 99 Travis, Candace Renee; Rosedale, MS; 99 Tremalne. Terri Terrell; Vicksburg, MS; 99 Tubbs, Sharon Hope; Sumner, MS; 91 Umfress, Jeffery Wade; Amory. MS; 91 Vardaman, Jerry Wayne; Cleveland. MS 99 Waldrup. Stacy Renee; Cleveland, MS; 99 Walker, Keith Ralph; Byhalia, MS: 99 Walker. Mark Lee. Walls. MS; 99 Walker. Wanda G.; Shaw, MS; 91 Wallace, Elizabeth Sherrie; Silver Creek. MS; 99 Wallace. Margaret Sharon; Silver Creek. MS; 99 Wanamaker. Teena Marie; Clarksdale, MS; 99 Warbington, Edwina Elizabeth; Rolling Fork. MS; 91 Warren. Donnelly Estes; Cleveland, MS; 99 Wear. Robert Sean; Greenville. MS; 99 Weldon, Teresa Margaret. Charleston. MS; 99 West, Dousie; Cleveland, MS; 99 West. Mark A.; Grenada, MS; 99 West, Terry Eugene; Grenada, MS; 99 Wilbourn. Leslie Robin; Grenada, MS; 99 Williams. Diana Jo; Grenada. MS; 99 Williams, Felita Paulette; Midnight, MS; 99 W illiams. Kathryn Elizabeth; Gulfport, MS; 91 Wilson. Jimmy Dean; Rayville. LA; 99 Wilson. Stephanie Lane; Ruleville. MS; 99 Word. Fred: Philadelphia. MS; 99 Wright, Kevin H.; Greenville. MS; 99 York. William Miller; Greenville. MS; 99 Editor ' s Closing Being Editor of the Broom has been one of the most challenging jobs I have ever had and I loved every minute of it. I am glad I was able to serve the student body of D.S.CJ. and I would do it again in a second! I owe a big thanks to Rachel Brown, Jody Correro, Peggy Sledge, and especially Mr. Leroy Morganti. Many thanks goes out to my editors: Aimee, Missy, Holly, Jennifer, and Richard for all their hard work and dedication. To the Broom staff, I say thanks a million! All of you have done an excellent job. A special thanks goes to Tammylee, a fantastic Business Manager, a sacrificing roommate, and a faithful friend. I will always have a special place in my heart for you. Personal thanks goes to Casey who has always been there for me in the good times as well as the bad. Your patience and understanding have meant the world to me. It will take a lifetime to repay all that you have done for me. As you look through these pages, I hope it will bring fond memories of times you spent here at L State. For I know I am a part of Delta State and Delta State will always be a part of me. Thanks for a Great year! Melissa Porter Editor 1987 Broom I I SI