East Central Community College - Wo He Lo Yearbook (Decatur, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1971 volume:

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SS gE 'ff, f ML Z - 1 .W 3' 11 1 1 M f ff X7 ff 6 if , 1 1 ,fm 1 S ,.,. vb ,cv PM -f i A Nw, 5 Fw0CaG'75 -an-H Q K p4 , A, 1. 4 ,- -X w , 'x .M . M 'J ANY ..,1 0K ..-,. s 13 I T ' L. L L in . uf' 5 2 'W EQWQ-4 Fl V 'I F LA, 5'-Q . A . 1 5 L 'L X Reflections of a Bygone Day 6 I This is 1971 e the NOW year -V Times have changed. The old is goneg the new has eome. This is the year that saw an increased enrollment at ECJC e 622 strong. Registration week was packed full of fun, good times, long lines, time consuming work memories to last a lifetime. There were the pep rallies, the bond tires ee card games in the Student Center. cook-outs on the mall. There were the ballgames. There were the parties, dances, elections and hoineeoniing ee one great big wonderful year! The NGW Year 19 1 T 1--.1- AAA.f . . T as E X Q? . . f A is ? la an Z N? From rags to riches- A Cinderella teamw That's how the newsmen were describing the Warriors. From a 1969-70 winless season to North Division Champions, the Warriors fought long and hard to capture that title- On to the Magnolia Championship play-off-beaten by Pearl River but still champions! The NOW year-We The year for the unusual! The year for the spectacular! 1971 y ! XX Fl G- H-J v, 'M 'NZM 1 if 'KP' t F . X t f ' 5 u- t i Y Q t r R ,?TTZ?FtW3fff'P rat, gm t t ,Q.,,zsyefgigiZQ.,.i'flI ' t 4:5 t 4 fs Q. ,,. 1 uf WA. . 1, ,.,,,,,'s,ef..kg, N 1, .-an . . 1 A .-, ,, pm . , , ,,-Mxkh,'q., 2 f-f . 'fax . tv , tr' , A. :wma 2. 1.5 4. i my Ei tw.: 1 gi , Registration E A dirty Word to any student-ee long lines, closed classes, tired teachers, Weary students - but there were good times, too. The students met the faculty-the faculty met the faculty. 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K l XQAQQ6 5 1 ll we RYXQVA I' L ' Q X I 'I l I 2 CXXOX e-W Alpha Alpha Epsilon Q 4? .Q Q Q9 . Gfg3H1ZatiOng O0 -if vi FIRST ROW: Jessie Moore . . ..... Treasurer Frankie Moore . . . . Vice-President Chuck Hudson ..............,...... President Gary McDill ...................... Secretary SECOND ROW: Steve Kaskie, David Faulkner, Glenn Dennis. Terry McKinnion. THIRD ROW: Shelby Harris - Sponsor, Benny Buggs, Alton Comans, Thomas Johnson. FOURTH ROW: Robert Porter. lpha lpha Epsilon Q Cad' 11' f' . , 'llrrgrnwm lrrvh As a :professional Engineer, xgolealicate my Professional Lnowla-Jge anclstifl lo lhe aolvancemenf anal Leffermenf of Aurnan wcyarc. niehgr-U--1 rj-o give !Ae ufmosl ofperkrmanceg UQ pnrlicipafc in none gui Lanes! enlerprisei if .,., ... M.,-xxx I, 'J J f 'Nw an hvc cafrgifgiifz a'2p5Yi ElAe laws of man am! fLe slasrliyigdggfprofessional confacfg I , 9 i E ,T 15,3 'ff IIS Place servffz? ,ffzflne Aonor ana! ' 1 2 ! slanmhng of the Prlqfiyifiily' ore Personal ac!- .EN gf ,A vanfage, ann! lAe prf5, lfare agove allolAer consioleralfons. Bn Aumihly anJwifA necfffor .bivine gnfidance, ggmage lLis plealge. ECJ C Players in.,-4 '10 Brenda Tucker Wanda Comans Jan Walton Holly Hagedorn President . A Vice President Secretary Reporter 1970-71 MEMBERS Billy Williamson Clark Meagels Joe Lee Anthony Joyce Barber Mary Gean Hudson Jackie Blount Dan Jordan Cafolyn Carter Elizabeth Link Judy Clark B , L Wanda Comans Onme Ovom Karen Cooper Faye MCAd0fy Cindy Cornelius Sandra Measels Danny Dansby F M Elizabeth Edwards ay? Core James Ethredge JUUIOF M00fff Anita Fulton Melinda Nanney Debbie Fulton Debbie Pearson Holly Hagedom Dwite Pilgrim . Brenda Rhodes Gwyn Hardin M k H Tommy Sanders af atchef Dwight Rigdon Gloria Hill Julie Smith Sylvia Hill Mary Carol Stroud Judy Winstead Brenda TuCk6r Jason Bryan LUCY Young Bruce Peterson, director 'hm Walton Scottie Terrell Nentte Leatherwood G6 37 The Man Who Came To Dinner ' South Pacific 61 D P ECJ C Players Q up bi V 352 WIT Q hir 5 Fall Presentation The Man Who Came To Dinner fl in ,wc Home Economics Club . . ' 1 . , . I , ' 'W , ' ' I 1 'uf' 4 ,ff . 1,-v.Z,,L,, 4 QI 2 r pi, rl. 41 W' sais 4 xv 9 e fp! iv I 5 1 V , .M Z A H W, . . I fi'NL.,'f 1' sf f gwJSffiu , j- R' 55:5 ,, f f pf., f' 'Wt 1' , X r 1 , . ,f y-v , I A'-w?'f2T'fV'2 stiifffff ,,,,-3, Af A 4 f , J ,J Y ' .QQW-f3s'?f 'Z' f-4' -YJ.. fag.- .jar r, an S ff . , -,.- 4 .. m we, U . ' Y , V - -' Q2 .ri eff- . , .' - , fir M16 ': ' 1 1, 1 ,3, ,arf fi ,- 0'2,f,.f1 . 'Y' v .X vujv. rg rv- gr: R' 4 IW we lf' ' . '7' ,s V us' Y ' W3 ' 'V' .' Vx ' ff z x a 9 its V' ,H 1 ' 1, rx 6 tzffw 'J ,F van In Q 4' 3 ' n 75,3 3 A fb' 5 b 'll 4 Ei '1- Sf' K, 4 L! 4 if iff' 953' 0 Q3 sgf-J'-'A ,ai -4' t . ,, , I Vp Ar,,r.r.,Vqx ,gg - ,-4, ,g J, --,ww X- M, .' .' - 'Hjfijgfff ,RV . 34, in Q W' ' it 2593, - ' 4-ft 595 f-,mf ' ,W -www f, 4 fr Elrzabeth Edwards Debb1e Mclilhenney, Kathy Flint, Faye Moore, Betty Hollingsworth, Sharon Powell. Barbara Bonds, presrdent, Faye Smrth, vrce presrdent, Mrs Ruth Hull, sponsorg Karen Lee secretary' Kathy McElhenney treasurer, Gwyn Hardm reporter, Jan Walton, hrstorran , , 63 Student Bod Association ,wwe .. ,W ' an SEATED: Lucy Young, President. STANDING: Betty Nester, Freshman representativeg Melinda Stewart, secretary, Ben Dance, Freshman representative, Debbie Gordon and Joe Lee Anthony, Sophomore representativesg Debbie Pearson, Vice Presidentg and Wanda Blackwell, treasurer. The Student Body Association works with both students and administration in an effort to bring about the most effective means of gaining student desires. The SBA sponsors the elections on campus, religious activities, guest speakers, special dances and movies and generally works toward the betterment of East Central Junior College and seeks a rapport between administration and students. 64 K. . 5 Nu 'Iyffh T3- , A-4 1 an nfl. r-up me ' H I H H U EF- L5-'X .g.. -In'll K, . 'SI- 'wif' - '414 X 'Ql vw Q u.. Q JJ x - , 1: P - I I '. x X X. K X X ixi x I f x KX' X . J x I, K ' , . I ' : v5'30N ik Of V. I 0 b K D d LLQQ 'FST ' 'D 'x .wx 1 - wt N if ., 4 -fr u, oss. O gf x ' W A kllXJ'x Sv 0 K ' I .0-.. 4 if Q hinge Oli Jf 1 ' C, Q ,Q 'Q' XJ ut h Chg! ,I h 1 N . ..f Saw! C X V ,I A x Q A Min+ FV Ml ' ' ' . ' r ' ' + 5 f ,41 , X I See! b .. X-,L,.5,..', ' 5,15 01' ..A:i,AN- ' 0' ,' NK A f' ' ' L' I f I ' fl, ' N .I f t .L-x V 'I M of x 'X 1 A x ' n x 1' v .N l v 1 x , .. Ixf X X1 f' , sx Q FSLSSSJ . - ,,. xx Y . . 1 f , I ' N-Wg., 1 . u X X fn s .-X Xi if Women s Council IWW Y 'II wr SEATED, left to right, Regina Roach, Judy Clark, Jan Dennis, Susan Shoemaker, STANDING, left to right, Cindy Cornelius, Wanda Duke, Nancy Carol Gardner, Brenda Ellis, Melinda Stewart, Brenda Wolfe, and Judy Winstead. The Women's Council is sponsored by Dean of Women Erma Lee Barber and is composed of both freshmen and sophomore women for the purpose of fostering good relations among women students The Council sponsors religious programs, dormitory parties and parties for special occasions, as well as being a disciplinary body. 66 , o E' J 'V V W I S' Men's Council ' f u in L. The men's council is designed to promote democracy on the campus by training the students in the practice and principles of self-government, as well as to maintain the highest standards of honor. The council members work directly with fellow students in keeping the dormitories comfortable and attractive. Members of the men's council are Thomas Toney, Neshoba Hallg Glenn Dennis, Cott Hallg Jamie Veazey, Scott Hallg Harold Scott, Todd Hallg Joe Lee Anthony, Todd Hallg and Chuck Sampsell, Winston Hall. In the above picture three of the council members take time out to discuss problems with Dr. Charles Wright. The men are waiting their turn to talk to the president. 67 Cheerleaders 1 Vi. U.-lf ff' YW' , . NM f '. ' - ,Y .w ', V . -,I Q W ew 'lingo X , .. J F' ' Q f 4, , Xlgg W ,a f' K Tltsi ' S f sniff' 4 A JI S. IP i an Q 'ix f ar we If 53 as . Q-fn, . i,v nf ,-,. ,x-,'0.- qs:-:fy ?f-it 'P' NY f, s .-my '4'QWNfaM Wlli Sui , S, -wirxdgaff awefvelw ' Debble Pearson Pam Bray Brenda Hollmgsworth .Tackle Blount Kltty Wagner Gall George 68 ........-...Q M ajorettes . . . F.- 4-- 41' ,. ,5....r.,m.. V V 1 . 6 , Aj, I pf , A-, , ,- - V 1, .--Y-A...,,4 -.A 0- -Ln. ...-..,-. . -,........,,li1.-v.- v-'-f---m-'-A'---- -'f- ---- -- Y---.in-. l ,QI H , l , B rl' f 'E -... A l C9 .....l..... --.L Cheryl Hatch, Beverly Hollingsworth, Bobbie Bonds, Joanne Brantley, Gloria Hill Sylvia Hill 69 .sr MK' DR f awww ,',W'W'WV wry! W-f WWI 1 ,un unify 0 5 f ! if , ff ff! ' ' V X f- ,N ,.4Q . 4 4g 7 N .,,, f W ' Vat, 2 A 'South P cific fr FLUTES Barbara Bonds Terry Case Anita Fulton Cheryl Hatch Lynn Mills Carmen Riser CLARINETS Hilda Edwards Sissy Foreman Sylvia Hill Marsha Howie Dan Jordan Boni May Ginny Slaughter Cindy Sparks BASS CLARINET Tommy Anderson Beth Killingsworth ALTO CLARINET Gloria Hill ALTO SAX Randy Edgar Barbara Sue Ezelle Birdie Nell McMullan Judy Townsend TENOR SAX Donna Harrison Mary Gean Hudson ECJC Band TRUMPET Frank Barnett Chuck Hudson Tommy Jolly Joe LaF oy Cris Morgan Don Tullos Bill Wheeler BARITONE Donna Crotwell Bruce Taylor .Nix TROMBONES Junior Moore R. T. Purvis Charles Scarborough BASS Joe Brown Tommy Weir DRUMS Jerry Crawford DRUMS Elaine Moragne Cliff Rhodes HORNS Nancy Edwards Nenette Leatherwood Vivien Scoggin A N by A N N 1. V . 1 lf' vi' Z :, - Q 4 i' S .M f f' 'L Q L ,. ,., , .4 in C w U X , .4 . , 19 .,, , ,- , xiifflzafl ,I if , xg ' ' f 'I tt y , . f v ' 14,51 -nv ffl N1 2 -A xy' J ,.2L2'A 3 -fgkz. X- Eie -of 3 Ji., laas i,..f7i w. T Q., ,nil Glass f x X.. If--Q if jg if , 'X SOPRANO Betty Blass Barbara Deaton Jackie Edwards Cheryl Hatch Nenette Leatherwood Bonnie Lovorn Melinda Nanney Becky Shannon Judy Townsend Lynda Truesdale Linda Wicker Kathy Anthony Cheryl Thornton IST SOPRANO Nenette Leatherwood Linda Wickers ZND SOPRANO Jackie Edwards Barbara Bonds ECJC Choir ALTO Barbara Bonds Donna Crotwell Elizabeth Edwards Barbara Ezelle Gwyn Hardin TENOR George Felton Clark Measels Jason Bryan BASS Mike Burch Wayne Comans Phil Duncan Randy Edgar Perry Everett Trio lst soprano ....,........... Nenette Leatherwood 2nd soprano ................... Jackie Edwards Alto ........................ Paula Simmons Guitar ...........,...,...... Lynda Truesdale C ollegians ALTO Barbara Sue Ezelle Elizabeth Edwards Paula Simmons BARITONE Clark Meaels Perry Everett Wayne Comans DRUMMER Randy Edgar The Choir is open to all students regardless of major area of interest. The choir presents numerous on-campus programs throughout the year and conducts numerous tours to various high schools throughout the state. ECJC was the host school for the state choral festival. The Collegians and Trio are select groups of students who perform for numerous school sponsored activities. Membership in these groups is by audition only. W1 l M Melinda Stewart, pres. Wanda Comans, vice pres. Susan Shoemaker, SCC The SEA is the official organization of the Mississippi Education Association and is designed to promote uneerstanding among future teachers. Joe Lee Anthony Jams Bryan Wanda Comans vice p Judy Crain Carol Ann Crapps Dianne Crapps Wanda Blackwell Wanda Duke chairma Barbara Ezelle Anita Fulton Nancy Carol Gardner Janice Gatewood Mrs. Elisabeth Rowell Joan Greene Debbie Harvey, social chairman Mark Hatcher Mary Gean Hudson Sandra Measels Debbie Pearson Beth Richardson Sarah S Blllglldlll Susan Shoemaker secretary Melinda Stewart president Vicki Sullivan Cheryl Thornton Lynda Truesdale Sharon Wilkins Lucy Young. projects Betty Nester, reporter Joan Greene, scrapbook chairman 1970-71 SEA Members hi Theta appa Phi Theta Kappa is a national scholastic honorary on the ECJC campus. It is designed to promote scholarship leadership and citizenship among the academically elite. Phi Theta Kappa Members 1970-71 Wanda Blackwell Cindy Cornelius, reporter Jackie Edwards Jean Eldridge Barbara Sue Ezelle Debbie Harvey, communications Holly Hagedorn Tommy Jones Nenette Leatherwood Billy Glenn Lindsay Deborah McE1henney, historian Birdie Nell McMul1an Vivien Scoggin Dorothy Rowezee Paula Simmons, vice president Mrs. Alyne Simmons, sponsor Mrs. Elisabeth Rowell Melissa Heard Jerry Taylor, president Mrs. Billie Watson Joanne Miles 74 Gary McDill Benny Patrick Debbie Pearson Kay Peoples Scottie Terrell Glenda Watson Betty Nester Jack Evans Martha Pace Mike Anderson Bruce Taylor Nancy Wall Mary Jane Carpenter Sandra Measels Cheryl Hatch Windell Charles Carter Harold Hollingsworth David Weaver Lynda Crawford Bill Wheeler Jesse Moore Patricia Reese B S BSU , X ' , if President - Frankie Mooreg Vice President - Tommy Jonesg Secretary - Debbie Harveyg Worship Leader Mel ' D 1' , ame ow mg Social Leader - Susan Shoemakerg Music Leaders - Debbie Crowellg Shannon Burnsg Communications - Albert Whithead Missions - J oane Greene, Becky Shannong Director - Gladys Bryant. sin 'i Wesley officers - Paula Simmons, presidentg Faye McAdory, Debbie Fulton, Elaine Moragne, Anita Fulton, and Carolyn Carter. 75 The Tom-Tom K THE TOM-TOM staff members toured the facilities of the University of Southern Mississippi paper, THE STUDENT PRINTZ Listening to a demonstration by R. B. Gandy of the USM Communications Department are Donna McCraW business manager Sandra Welch, advertising, Chris Morgan, executive editorg Julie Smith, reporter, and Harvey Willis, photographer THE TOM-TOM is the official campus newspaper published alternate weeks by ECJC students for ECJC students. The paper staff is open to any interested student regardless of major field of study The paper is published entirely by students with supewision by a faculty adviser. Executive ................................. .... C ris Morgan Business Manager . . ............ Donna McCraw Columnists . . . . . Thomas Toney, Debbie Harvey, Tommy Sanders Reporters . . . Julie Smith, Vickie Lovett, Billie Watson, Lucy Young, Charles Scarborough, Jane McCraW, James Ethredge, Bill Galloway Managing Editor ...... Marcella Savell Cartoonist . . . . . . Geraldine Miller Features Editor Faculty Adviser . . . .Wanda Harris . . . Linda Lathem 66 77 Toward A Bigger and Better ECJ C Wo-He-Lo .i'P:. 5- N-'-r 15 U O Staff at work? Susan Shoemaker, editor Judy Winstead Betty Sockey Sandra Measels Wanda Duke, not pictured. 77 - ..-b-H-N Nw 6 ..----f'- ' Q QI kWh' 1 . French Club Za.-w QW, W fvfiinvdflhlw Dan Jordan, president Melissa Heard, sec. Julia Smith. reporter Members of the French Club include the following: Joe Lee Anthony Jean Eldridge Melissa Heard, sec. Cris Morgan James Sanders Julia Smith, reporter Janet Stampley M-'Aff 10' p 7'r ' we 4-9' 9 Phillip Duncan Bobby Franklin. v.p. Anita Fulton Hilda Edwards Sandra Measels Chuck Sampsell Vivien Scoggin Dan Jordan, pres. Ronnie Noblin Charles Scarborough Thomas Toney Mrs. Billie Watson Mrs. Elisabeth Rowell, Sponsor Agriculture Club member Mark Hatcher exams shrubbery for possible diseases as a project of the club members. Membership in the organization is limited to persons engaged in study of agriculture or its related fields. John Lovett, agriculture instructor, is sponsor of the organization. 78 Freshman Class Officers I i 5 it ! Ffeddi? Bagley Jack Evans Rita Weems Bonnie McMu1lan President Vice President Secretary Treasurer 79 g X Qf ff, , ff V f ff f 9 f fff f f ff wif ,f yf J fy f Y 1 X jf CW' '7fL,' , rw- ,f , 1 f ' J f , I ,, ,, 0 W X X WW Wx 1 f W Z If XI-Viv fww W X ls .gli A 1 1 s , u iii iii tiff iiii Ill! A A A A Sports I rx .T oe Fondren :fi-5' K X. ., ixr' e Q Q wx Q X-Nxwf jg? a iv' e I .. .qu-A een Johnny Pair 'Q yr - Jeff Gardner I QM Xin, K f R. L. G11mer Allen Hamson g ,553 R! Y 9,4 V ef - 4n fe e L H e Danny Gressett Wardellwagh .,lVA , ' iff L Zg. H B O j' I mer urton 2295! Dennls Walton , 0, , 067 . Z 'W' 5 4 ' H 'L if CJ , Q 2 4, asketball Team 82 7 9 7 - 71 asketball Name Position Height 5111001 Homer Burton Guard 6.0 Decatur Jeff Gardner Guard 5-11 South Leake Allen Harrison Guard 6 1 Bellllill Hllbbllfd Dennis Walton Guard 5-9 Edinburg Paul Adcock Guard 5-1 1 Forest Joe Fondren Forward 6.3 Union Johnny Pair Forward 6-3 Philadelphia R. L. Gilmer Forward 6 2 SCUHSIOPOI Danny Gressett Forward 6-4 Beulah Hubbard Wardell Wash Center 6.6 Newton Coach Joe Clark Manager - Jimmy Dance The Warrior basketball team finished 5th in the . . . . . . EAST CENTRAL JR. COLLEGE Junior college division during the ,70-,71 season. Joe BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 70-71 Fondren was named to all-state while R. L. Gilmer NOV- 23-IIN TOUFIIGY ---- HOIIHGS Nov. 24-Inv. Tourney .oo. Holmes and Jeff Gardner made honorable mention in the Dec- 1-Jones -f-ee------'--'eee There Dec. 3-Itawamba ....,......... Here all-State Competition- gf-if 3iE3fii?.55'Sif.iiiiiiiiiiigii 5252 Dec. 10-Northwest ,o,...a...., There Dec. 11-Delta .oi,.,. . ..,..,,..,.o There Dec. 15-Hinds ,....,,..,.. .... T here Dec. 17-Pearl River .. ..,,.. There Jan. 5-Holmes .. ,..., ,..,. ..... - T here Jan. 7-Co-Lin .o,o... ,.o,,.,..,,. T here Jan. 8-Southwest ,.ea.....,,.o.., There Jan. 12-Scooba o,e...,,,,,,., . ..,... There Jan. 15-Jones oa,,.., -..- ,ooao., Here B Jan. 22-Itawamba . a,.,...,.. There as 3 Jan. 23-Northeast ,ei.,,a..,,, 'There Jan. 30-Co-Lin a,o..o - oa...,,,.,,, Here Feb. 2-Meridian T ..,........., There Feb. 4-Northwest ..,....... Here Feb. 5-Delta ...,....,.,.a.,.,, Here Feb. 8-Meridian .....,.,,..,. Here Feb. 11-Scooba ..,,......,,,..., ,- Here Feb. 12-Pearl River ..,.,... Here 83 ,Q f Y YW? V FQ 'WQWS' , ff. 'wgwly i fr ' - ,... ..,,..f- 4 . 3 X X X SBA Meetings Life A ECJ C A A Friendly Game 4 H et . 1 ' , . ' X lb ish . , H- A .. -A H it fiiflam I . 1 A A j W N 5 i la is ' 2 S' - AWB :X 5,N4'015AW 3 fx Q g A i i, Z A X Q Q yi 1 H g1i,X,Avf X XE A ' ' ww S F 5' ' - 1 J It's Me! M-'nw x -W Mmm-NNSMW ,. Niwim 1' ' I A 4 , S, H ,, V D A ,V Art Exhibits W is wi V - .. ,. X55 ' MN ' , V fkwwa., Q Y Nw, V? YW W W iff . , r-'NW i ,, , A ffm -v.i. 4 if' ,Q ,, s .W 1 4- J mmf' A V ...J f b ' '-My ' ' A .Vi W' A A ' . W , n w ,' fl , W ' ' ' H- E , , h Q Q 1 f ' : 5 M' 1 1 ,, . f fx .' i ,f , wv' fi' fix' Beauty Is 84 ,f'Q' Fha BQ Snaps 1 A Y.: 4 5 ,N , X A- eyvl X V r ' Q. yqdg . - ml , L W ' r ' Q N N Q - A A A , 'VJ X '41 an W ,I xv' TN ' ' ' ' -'lf fl E 5 n. Moments At ECJ C 5 r R ,E K 2 5 i .- Warrior Foot ffm N . W 9 X fxigiw. rm W Q 5' .sl f v x r fr- if 3. r. Q . , Q Ni X L S i V MN 1 K K Q, jk W! , K f , N -rv? sg M N4Q'1!g3:QY?x 'f 'V 'fig A X In N ' X A zz? 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W X X 1 TPV' I 5 5 gnaguur-'M Ma, ,,,-an-awww .Ah 1.1 -1 'f :hm 'I-. .1 3,3 is if :- 1 nz' ', sk . ,ff 1 flip? Q East Central Junior College Football Schedule 1970-71 Sept. Jones Home 34-30 Sept. ltawamba There 10-19 Oct. Northwest There 44-13 Oct. Perkinston Home 3-31 Oct. Scooba There 0-17 Oct. Holmes There 28-14 Oct. Pearl River Home 6-14 Nov. Northeast Homecoming 52-15 Nov. Delta There 13- 7 Nov. Southwest Home 27- 3 For a team that suffered a losing season in 1969, the Warriors made a come back in '70 with a 5 1 conference record and a 7-3 overall record. On December 4, 1970, the Warriors, North Division champs, played Pearl River for the Magnolia State Championship. Although the Warriors were defeated, they certainly made a record for themselves during the '70 season. Coaches for the Warrior team are Ken Pouncey, head coach, and Teeny Coats. Both men worked with the team members to make a Warrior team that the entire student body can be proud of. GO WARRIORS! 90 Q A Outstanding Team Members Highlights from the gamesitw The Warriors opened their 1970 season with a bang! The Warriors were victorious, 34-30, against a slightly larger team from Jones County. The momentum of the Warriors and their fans increased as the game progressed. The Warriors continued their winning streak by defeating Itawamba 16 to 9 in a tough game on the road. With 1:23 left Itawamba threw the bomb and got a touchdown but there was a flag on the play which charged Itawamba with holding and they were penalized 15 yards. Itawamba threatened again by Billy Barham intercepted an Itawamba pass with 42 seconds left. At this point tempers seemed to flare up. Warrior quarterback, Bagley, then ran the clock out and East Central won 10-9. The Warriors defeated Northeast 52-15 during Homecoming Activities. The future looks bright for the team-certainly an improvement over last year's season. Warriors to play Pearl River Dec. 4 for Magnolia State Championship on Warrior Field. This was truly the NOW year in athletics. Although defeated for the state junior college championship. the Warriors proved themselves a tough team to defeat. The NOW TEAM! 91 Gail Cumberland arriorettes Wanda Blackwell Lynda Truesdale Kathy Anthony Debbie Harvey Betty Nester Glenda Watson 1 ,..:,. Y f y f 2 M 93 l 'a I x lk x Lucy Young, Manager Susan Shoemaker, Manager 92 R J I Sandy Donald fy if fr Q x ,f Jw' -F. . 9 .Q 9, 1 Q K X Q- . ' 5 K w,.., X ySQ X , at Women's ntramurals 5. 52 7 4 v INTRAMURAL TEAM CAPTAINS ARE, left to right, Debbie Harvey, Lynda Truesdale. Cindy Cornelius, and Glenda Watson Intramural wards Basketball .... first place . . Betty Nesterg second place . . Lynda Truesdale Basketball golf. . first . . Betty Nester and second . . Lucy Young, Wanda Blackwell Free throw . . Betty Nesterg second . . Lucy Young, Martha Pace Debbie Fulton Judy Winstead Judy Crain Susan Shoemaker Intramural Officers WANDA BLACKWE LL'S TEAM Debbie Harvey ............... President Kathy Lindsey Wanda Blackwell . . .vice president Beth Mapp Lynda Truesdale . . secretary Jackie Blount Cindy Cornelius . . captain Betty York Lucy Young . . . . . captain Betty Sue Sockey Wanda Blackwell . . captain Darlene Thrash Debbie Harvey . . . . captain Sharon Wilkins Glenda Watson . . . . captain Karen Cooper Lucille Wood . . . . . coach, Gail Cumberland GLENDA WATS0N'S TEAM DEBBIE HARvEY's TEAM Lena john Lyndahuesdale Betty Skelton Mary Hudson Sharon Powell Beth Killingsworth Betty Sue Oliver Marsha Garvein Elizabeth Edwards Barbara Abel ' Lynn Mills Betty Lindsey Betty DOISSY Sherry Sharp Donna Kemp Wanda Comans ' ., , .... , . . r Mg is W 5 - J A' Q' ,ff . A ' rf ,f .V .p - , f , M, -, ,Juv 4-1 ff Q rf , .aw -, I f c...,,. ' , at ,,,. ,V -V 2 f -,,,IZf,.?y .. - , ..... , ..,..aJ,. . 'HMWQ yf mfg 5 , ,rr fy- ,.-Way: , 5'-fu - 1 054 'Vff' 'Y , , 7 - -. ,sggzfwglfff , -r yywj isn wx 4- , , gay iw , 1' ww-'f,'yyz,gj fjf 4 fr.: ' 2 fffffd QV C' 145: 7 H i -'Wai ffrfmf f V, ifizwmz twat, K! ,fgr,74ff3, MV, -:,.. My --11 4, ' i ,.,.-f 1, W ' M ' Qj,,gGk,0f'::zff-'fr at if 7? ' y , , VOLLEYBALL TEAM - KNEELING - Cindy Cornelius, captaing Gail Georgeg SEATED, Left to right, Annette Brignac, Sarah Segars Bingham, Betty Bailey, Gwyn Hardin, Mary Carol Stroud. Other members of Cindy's team not pictured are Gwyn Tolbert Jackie Smith, Brenda Chamblee, and Lawanda Averett. , ., ,. WWWWWW V l V my 591-3:5 f. 0 -'Q , an Active participants in intramurals are, left to right, Lena John. Glenda Watson, Debbie Harvey Cindy Cornelius, Lynda Trusdale. Pam Bray and Betty Sue Sockey. Intramurals sv, V-E' 'L 5 -,.. -H , ' Q Q , . 7. G J V' F '- 1 J ..t:- . -'..' ' I e P .g 11 1 A . - Q ' ' .L M.. .. A li if 1 '3 .357-f W :Q im X -+1 i . -K Lucy Young's team Pam Bray Janice Bryan Mary Lynn Rhodes Betty Nester Martha Paxe -D Sissie Foreman Joyce Barber Boni May Theresa Williams The Women's Intramural program is open to all women students who are interested in participating in all types of team sports. These programs incorporate volleyball, badminton, tennis, basketball, etc. Through these activities, women students are given opportunities to participate in activities with other colleges and universities. Miss Lucille Wood, physical education instructor, serves as coach and director ol' all the Women's intramural activities. Women's Intramurals ph . .I . il .ff Vw A N, V- N- Q miie. Us fy.- we 'N QQ X Q , mi Q . 1 i 9 vfmnmw ww an 'Al LL. r KW: I J ' 1 ,P fr Q W qi! ol ,fm 14:2 TX 14 i I V fib-. Q ,VL, i f i 7j',J 1-Q - i H 1 i-'5'rf-wi , -1.-1' -- i 'fe-1 Q, f an i PJ g , ' Fi ' ' ai ,fl Av, 9 ,14 T t i A ll , ,, A , . J 'X ' f 5 T?' +41 - jg? Administration acult N--.Ab x Dr. Charles V. Wright has served as president of East Central Junior College since 1966. Dr. Wright received his B.S., M.A. and Ed.D. degrees from the University of Southern Mississippi. Dr. Charles V. Wright UMW 'aiming tiwuveww Frank Rives Brad Tucker Denver Brackeen Frank Rives serves as registrar and teaches mathematics. He received his B.S. from Mississippi College, M.S. University of Mississippi and has completed further work at Ole Miss, Mississippi State and USM. Brad Tucker is dean of academics. He received his A.A. from ECJC, B.S. and M.S. Mississippi State University and has completed further Work at Mississippi State, University of Texas and USM. Denver Brackeen is dean of students. He received his A.A. from ECJC, B.S. and M.A. from the University of Mlssissippig and has completed further work at the University of Southern Mississippi and Mississippi State University. 98 V I l 1 l r 4 1- ' FETTH as '- I Q-ra-nb Raymond McMullan B. L. Grifhn Raymond McMu1lan serves as academic counselor and is an instructor in education. He received his A.A. from ECJC and his B.S. and M.Ed. from the University of Southern Mississippi. He has been at ECJC since 1968. B. L. Griffin has been at ECJC since 1959. He is serving as business manager for the college. He received his A.A. from East Central Junior College and his B.S. from Mississippi State University and has completed further work at Mississippi State and the University of Omaha. Dean of Women Miss Erma Lee Barber received her B.S. degree from Mississippi State College for Women and completed graduate Work at George Peabody College and the University of Tennessee. She has been associated with ECJC since 1952. Mrs. Myrna Young is presently serving as assistant dean of women. .Q Miss Erma Barber Mrs. Myrna Young 99 I i I l I 4, , 'WWE' Mrs. Ann Burkes Mrs. Susie Barnett Library work is made easier and pleasanter because of Mrs. Ann Burkes and Mrs. Susie Barnett, Librarian and Assistant Librarian, respectively. Mrs. Burkes received her A.A. degree from ECJC and her B.S. degree from the University of Southern Mississippi and has completed further Work at the University of Southern Mississippi. She has been at ECJC since 1969. Mrs. Barnett received her B.S. degree from the University of Alabama and has been associated with ECJC since 1966. AUIUFYW 'UH Leonard Lee is manager of Slater Food Service and has been at ECJC since 1966. Mrs. Mary Massengale is the registered nurse on duty at the college clinic. Leonard Lee w.....,e,.. Mrs. Mary Massengale 100 STAFF AND PERSONNEL wp., . A m - A Miss Sandi Walters Mrs. Peggy Gilmore Mrs. Bonnie Smith Business Manager President's Secretary Vocational r l l l T QP? 'I ,M , r N. W.. . N' O x Mrs. Clara Waddell Mrs. Oreila Ezelle Miss Gladys Bryant Registrarls Secretary Bookstore BSU Director 1 l l 2 'N l l Clinton Russell Mrs. Linda Hansford Miss Mary Smith Maintenance Director Dean of Students Academic H . W,-r Shelby Harris Mathematics Shelby Harris received his A.A. from East Central Junior College, his B.S. and completed further work at the University of Southem Mississippi. He received his M.Ed. from Mississippi State University and has completed further work at Mississippi College, Tulane and Florida State. He has completed resident requirements on his Ph.D. at the University of Southern Mississippi. He has been associated with ECJC since 1963. Mrs Lois McMullan received her AA from East Central Junior College and her B S from the University of Southern Mississippi and has completed further Work at the University of Southern Mississippi She has been at ECJC since 1970 J E Smith .Nt Q.. Wire IVF' 'wmv' Mrs Lois McMullan On leave of absence from ECJC J E Smith received his B S and MEd from Mississippi State University and has completed further work at Mississippi State University University of Mississippi and Texas A 8r M University He has been associated with ECJ C since 1967 u n s ,Y X 1 . . . , . . . . 9 age zilliierfgiiffff' 2 -1 AQ ,I 1 1 -' , 1. ' iz4,im-e16:':+? I.:-:i,iu.2v,f-:AEN ' i 1s2ffa2:a-1e:2ffi:?5i . V- ,gay at fl my .- ,Q if sv A fy 71.2 ., - rf'-vzafw: lf 1 1 O l L .sh-, Tk Miss Lucille Wood Joe Clark Ken Pouncey Miss Lucille Wood is an instructor in physical education. She received her A.A. from East Central Junior College and her B.S. and M.A. from the University of Southern Mississippi. She has been at ECJC since 1956. Joe Clark coaches basketball and is an instructor in physical education. He received his A.A. from ECJC and his B.A. from Livingston State College. He received his M.Ed. from Mississippi College. He has been at EC since 1963. Kenneth Pouncey is head football coach. He received his A.A. from Jones Junior College, his B.S. from the University of Southern Mississippi, and his M.Ed. from Livingston University. Willie Coats is assistant football coach. He received his B.S. and M.Ed. from Mississippi State University and has had experience with professional ball teams. He has been at ECJC since 1970. Mrs. Ruth Hull is insturctor in home economics. She received her B.S. from MSCW and M.S. from Mississippi State University. She has compelted further work at Mississippi State and MSM. She has been at ECJC since 1955. 4- Athletics -Q---Q. Home Economics ii Willlie Coats Mrs. Ruth Hull 103 English And Literature Ovid Vickers received his B.A. M.A. and Ed.S. from George Peabody College and has completed further work at George Peabody and the Universi- ty of Southern Mississippi. He has been teaching at ECJC since 1955. Rudolph Mayes received his A.A. from East Central Junior College and his B.A. and M.A. from Mississippi State University. He has completed further work at the University of Southern Missis- sippi and the University of Mississippi and has completed resident requirements on his Ph.D. l Ovid Vickers Rudolph Mayes l I Mrs. Alyne Simmons received her B.A. and M.Ed. from Mississippi College. She has been associated with East Central since 1958. ' Mrs. Carrie Ann Alford received her B.S. from Mississippi State University and has completed further work at 1 Mississippi State. She has been teaching at ECJC since 1969. l l 1 Mrs. Alyne Simmons Mrs. Carrie Ann Alford 104 1 l Fine Arts R. G. Fick has been teaching at ECJC since 1951. He received his B.Ed. from East Illinois State Teacherls College and his M.M. and M.Ed. from George Peabody Col- i lege. Mrs. Marian Thornton received her A.A. from ECJC, B.M. from 1 Mississippi State College for Women ,,, and her M.M.Ed. from the Univer- sity of Southern Mississippi. She y has been teaching at ECJC since 1 1968. i R. G. Fick Mrs. Marian Thornton 1 Bruce Peterson received his B.A. from Mississippi State University and has completed further work at the University of Mississippi. He has been teaching at ECJC since 1967. Gilbert Sommers is band instructor. He received his B.S. and M.Ed. from Northeast Louisiana State College and has completed further work at the University of Southern Mississippi. He has been at ECJC since 1970. Music . . . Drama . Art . . Bruce Peterson Gilbert Sommers 1 l Linda Burroughs is the art instructor. She received her A.A. from l ECJC and her B.S. from Mississippi College and has completed further work at the University ol' Southern Mississippi and Mississippi College. r Mrs. Linda Burroughs 105 1 The Sciences an-f--2 E l X ,. ,,,E.., ,gf ,,. , V--f , . . f F . 5 George Mason Alfred Deaton l George Mason received his B.S. from Mississippi College and his M.S. from Mississippi State University. He has completed further work at the University of Southern Mississippi and Mississippi State University. He has been A associated with ECJC since 1960. Alfred Deaton has been teaching at East Central since 1968. He received his B.S. and M.Ed. from Mississippi 1 State University. Mrs. Sarah Heard received her B.S. and M.S. from Mississippi State College for Women and has completed 5 further work at Mississippi State University. She has been with ECJC since 1969. l James Nicholson received his A.A. from Northeast Junior College and his B.S. and M.Ed. from Mississippi State University. He has been with ECJC since 1970. Chemistry Biology Physics Botany Zoology Mrs. Sarah Heard James NiCh0lS0I1 106 Dr. Richard Ethridge received his Ph.D. degree from Mississippi State I University, January, 1971. Dr. Ethridge has been associated with East Q Central Junior College since 1961. He received his B.S. degree from Mississippi College and his M.A. from Mississippi State. He also completed some work at the University of Southern Mississippi. Dr. Richard Ethridge Social Sciencg Thomas Thrash received his A.A. from ECJC and his B.S. and M.S.S. degrees from Mississippi State University and has completed further work at the University of Southern Mississippi. He has been teaching at East Central since 1962. Mrs. Billie Cork received her A.A. from Jones Junior College and her B.A. from Mississippi College and her M.A. from the University of Southern Mississippi. She has been teaching at ECJC since 1966. Mr. L. B. Simmons has been teaching at ECJC since 1958. He received has B.A. from Mississippi College, his B.D. degree from New Orleans Seminary, his M.A. from the University of Alabama and has completed further work at Mississippi College and the University of Southern Mississippi. 5'X xg -r . . :tg A 4 We? Q 1 .1-frllli-3 . ':3'::x.'-'lf l .- -, . ' . Thomas Thrash Mrs. Billie Cork L. B. Simmons 107 L l Busmess Educatron HH:- Mrs Jessre Everett Mrs Katherlne Wrlght Charles Pennmgton rece1ved hrs A A from ltawamba Jumor College and h1s B S and M S from Mrssrss lppl State Unlverslty He has been at ECJC smce 1961 Wallace Bedwell recerved h1s AB from Bowllng Green College of Commerce and hrs MA from the Un1vers1ty of Kentucky and has completed further Work at Lou1s1 ana State Umverslty and the Un1 verslty of M1SS1SS1pp1 He has been teachmg at ECJC s1nce 1945 Mrs JCSSIC Everett recelved her A A from ECJC and her B S C and M S C from the Unrver srty of MISSISSIPPI and has completed further work at Ole Mlss and Georgia State She has been assoclated wrth ECJC SIHCC 1956 Mrs Katherrne Wflght recelved her BS and MA degrees from the Umversrty of Southern M1SSlSS1pp1 She has been assocrated Wlth the col lege SIHCC 1966 Charles Pennrngton Wallaf e Bedwell Language . . . A .W Psychology . . ' Reading . . . Journalism . . Mrs Elisabeth Rowell has been teaching French at ECJC since 1967 E ,M She received her B.E. degree from Cours Complrmentaire s Neufchatel en-Bray Brevet Elementaire. Mrs. Elisabeth Rowell Mrs. Alice Pouncey is an instructor in psychology. She received her A.A. from Jones Junior College and her B.S. from the University of Southern Mississippi and her M.Ed. from Livingston State and has completed further work at USM. She has been at ECJC since 1969. Mrs. Alice Pouncey Mrs. Martha Graham is an in- structor in reading. She received her A.A. from ECJC and her B.S. and M.Ed. from Mississippi State Uni- ' versity. She has been at ECJC since 1967. 'IV x.15. Miss Linda Lathem is an instruc- Q3 tor in journalism and director of ' public relations. She received her A.A. from ECJC and B.S. from the University of Southern Mississippi. She has been associated with EC 1 1 since197O. Mrs. Martha Graham Miss Linda Lathem I 109 The East Central Junior College Vocational Programs are designed to prepare the student to learn a trade within the specihed time. A certificate is issued upon satisfactory completion of one of the programs. Manyjobs are available to those who complete one of the programs. These programs are scheduled to meet six hours a day, Eve days a week. Classroom activities in each vocation and related fields as well as actual shop experiences are given each student. These programs include auto mechanics, body and fender, electricity, refrigeration and air-conditioning, machine shop, radio and television repair, and welding. East Central also offers programs in drafting and design technology and agriculture. These programs may be either terminal or transferable, depending upon the student's future plans. Olen Lavane Newell serves as Vocational-Technical Coordinator. ' Newell received his A.A. from Itawamba Junior College, B.A. and M.S., Mississippi State University. He has been associated with East Central since 1961. O. L. Newell Chester Clark is an instructor in drafting and design technology. He received his A.A. from East Central, B.S. Mississippi State and M.Ed., Mississippi State. He has been at ECJC since 1969. Pace Guthrie is an instructor in industrial arts. He received his B.S. from the University of Southern Mississippi and has completed further work at Oklahoma State, Mississippi State, University of Ten- nessee and Oak Ridge Associated University. Chester Clark Pace Guthrie 1 B-.df--K John Lovett John Lovett is an instructor in agriculture. Lovett received his B.S. and M.Ed. from Mississippi State University and has completed further work at MSU. He has been associated with East Central Junior College since 1969. m'l00s.ggn --iw X Grover Shoemaker James Ezelle M L H111 1 Grover Shoemaker is an instructor in Body and Fender. He is the holder of a certificate frornGeneral Motors and has completed work at ECJC and Mississippi State University. He has been at ECJC since 1964. 1 James Ezelle is an instructor in electricity. He received his A.A. from ECJC' B.S. Mississippi State Unixersity. Ezelle has been at ECJC since 1961. 1 M. L. Hill is an instructor in air-conditioning and refrigeration. He has had 28 years of experience in the serxict and installation of commercial air-conditioning systems. He has been at ECJC since 1969. 1 1 1 111 augnww'--s Jimmy Crane Richard Clark Edgar Hollingsworth Jimmy Crane is an instructor in related studies. Crane received his A.A. degree from ltawamba Junior College and his B.S. in Industrial arts from Mississippi State University. Richard Clark is an instructor in machine shop. Clark attended ECJC and Mississippi State University. He has had five years experience operating machine shop equipment. He has been associated with ECJC since 1969. Edgar Hollingsworth is an instructor in radio and television. He is the holder of a certificate from the Radio and Television Training Association. New York, N. Y. and has had 12 years experience in Radio and Television Repair. He has been associated with ECJC since 1969. Willard Clay is an instructor in welding. Clay has had numerous courses in his field as well as practical experience. He has been associated with ECJC since 1970. Coyt Hogue is an instructor in auto mechanics. Hogue has attended auto mechanics, electricity and refrigeration and air conditioning classes in Pasgoulag Carter Corporation Lineup Schoolg Studebaker Transmission Schoolg Perfect Circle Corporation Division of Motors Schoolg Prestolite School in Alternator Workg further work in ignition and lineup. He has been associated with ECJC since 1969. V! -UF 'A ' ,si .V Willard Clay Coyt Hogue 112 Freshmen Class Officers President ..... . . .Freddie Bagley Vice President . . .... Jack Evans Secretary ..... ......... R ita Weems Treasurer ........ .......... B onnie Lovorn SBA Representatives . .... Betty Nester, Ben Dance 113 i.. I f ? . C ' ,f .V.. . f x .. ' 1 5: , .,,w-vw Abel, Barbara Sebastopol. Miss. Adams, Patricia Morton, Miss. Alford, Woodrow Philadelphia, Miss. Allmand, William Decatur, Miss. Anderson, Thomas Forest, Miss. Anderson, Michael Decatur, Miss. Anthony, Kathy Sebastopol, Miss. Averett. LaWanda Iriion, Miss. Bailey, Barry Carthage, Miss. Bailey, Betty Forest, Miss. Ballenger, Jimmy Carthage, Miss. Barrett, Charles Newton, Miss. Barrett, Elizabeth Philadelphia, Miss. Barrett, Joe Decatur. Miss. Beard, Cooper Morton, Miss. Bell, Lois Forest, Miss. Bennett, Linda McCool, Miss. Bishop, Kevin Sebastopol. Miss. Blackburn, Larry Decatur, Miss. Blackwell, Sharon Union, Miss. Blass, Betty Little Rock, Miss. Blount, Jackie Decatur, Miss. Bond, Edna Lake, Miss. Bounds, Stanley Forest, Miss. Bradford, Cathy Loiusville, Miss. Bradford, Larry Forest, Miss. Bray, Pam Chunky, Miss. Breazeale , Bobby Philadelphia, Miss Breland, Danny Union, Miss. Brignac, Annette Forest, Miss. Brown, Henry Newton, Miss. Brown, Ralph Forest, Miss. Bryan, Janis Philadelphia, Miss Bufkin, Janice Hickory, Miss. Bugg, Victor Lake, Miss. Burton, DeWayne Decatur, Miss. Carpenter, Carla Chunky, Miss. Carpenter, Ken Carthage, Miss. Carpenter, Mary Forest, Miss. Carter, Carolyn Philadelphia, Miss. if 75- Q' Q NV xx Q WT ,XO inf' rn, , s 5 sq! Mis in QL... 1' -inn Q. .4- KN V! law- M lg? 1 li ,vs wg, ,- C'-W 163' I YJX. GA in I Q V il. H., ,.3:3f:5:3.'r Q5,.lg-Ifj-If' ,. f'!gZE.. Carter, Windell Walnut Grove, Miss Case, Terry Union, Miss. Chamblee, Kent Philadelphia, Miss. Chancellor, Don Louisville, Miss. Chaney, Julia Decatur, Miss. Cheatham, Brooks Philadelphia, Miss. Cherry, Benny Louisville, Miss. Clark, Harold Forest, Miss. Clark, Judy Philadelphia, Miss. Cotton, Linda Union, Miss. Collier, Karen Carthage, Miss. Crain, Judy Morton, Miss. Crapps, Carol Morton, Miss. Craven, Linda Decatur, Miss. Crawford, Jerry Decatur, Miss. Creel, Richard Forest, Miss. Critz, Milton Philadelphia, Miss. Cullen, Allen Carthage, Miss. Culpepper, David Lawrence, Miss. Dance, Ben Philadelphia, Miss. Crapps, Diane Morton, Miss. Dansby , Danny Quitman, Miss. Deatherage, Mary Lena, Miss. Dennis, Alfred Lawrence, Miss. Dennis, Joyce Forest, Miss. Denson, Linda Bay Springs, Miss. Dewease, Sewanna Union, Miss. Donald, Nelson Louisville, Miss. Doner, Mary Collinsville, Miss. Dorsey , Betty Koscuisko, Miss. Easom, Sandra Newton, Miss. Edwards, Nancy Union, Miss. Evans, Jack Decatur, Miss. Evans, James Carthage, Miss. Everett, Perry Forest, Miss. Faulkner, David Carthage, Miss. Fisackerly , Beverly Newton, Miss. Flint, Kathy Philadelphia, Miss. Franklin, Kathy Philadelphia, Miss. Fulcher, Elizabeth Louisville, Miss. fy' flf' 1- , .,.. .- Q U59 Q J W ,A 5 . .l K ' ,k fl N -a X 5 v Q 1, Q 11 'qv-gf .avP ' . 'fvi V' ig..- ff.,,. 1-Q '15 .rw WV 6,5 -.4 -no-'fic vs 1 Haul? if We fm., fini Dansby, Johnnie Lake, Miss. Fulton, Anita Preston, Miss. Fulton, Deborah Columbia, Miss. Gainey, Cecelia Walnut Grove, Miss. Gammill, Junior Sebastopol, Miss. Gardner, Jeff Walnut Grove, Miss George, Gail Philadelphia, Miss. Gilmer, Diann Walnut Grove, Miss Gilmore, Hilda Sebastopol, Miss. Goforth, Ricky Little Rock, Miss. Goodin, Paul Louisville, Miss. Grady, Donna Newton, Miss. Gray, Jimmy Philadelphia, Miss. Gregory, Larry Louisville, Miss. Gregory, Johnny Louisville, Miss. Gross, Brenda Carthage, Miss. Hagedorn, Holly Hickory , Miss. Harmen, Glenn Morton, Miss. Harrison, Debra Forest, Miss. Harrison, Donna Philadelphia, Miss. Hatch, Cheryl Forest, Miss. Fulton, Keith Philadelphia, Miss. Hawkins, Kenneth Decatur, Miss. Henderson, Carolyn Jackson, Miss. Herrington, Wayne Philadelphia, Miss. Herrington, Chris Little Rock, Miss. Herrington, Linda Philadelphia, Miss. Hickmo n, James Union, Miss. Hill, Gloria Philadelphia, Miss. Hill, Sylvia Philadelphia, Miss. Hollingsworth, Cheryl Lake, Miss. Hollingsworth , Harold Forest, Miss. Holmes, Gary Lee Decatur, Miss. Holt, Donna Decatur, Miss. Hooks, Jim Louisville, Miss. Hudson, Mary Philadelphia, Miss. Jenkins, Johnny Union, Miss. John, Lena Carthage, Miss. John, Peggy Sue Carthage, Miss. Johnson, Jim Pat Philadelphia, Miss. :Qin gauu-ldv l nn, 'Dsl t . . Yr- ,gg 51-'firu , . 1 ' Ib., . li ,fl - '23 -L99 ix f1'1's Q-rv' G 'QS ass. aa,-r 1' 'CP- Q, .F aslt its A . H s U2 S - i 1 .'. , 4..1f-i. Lg ...Q sf, 'vs' . - if X Q-Q 4. v GA in Q--fy Z7 Q 4I,, ,,' 52.61, -Hu rf ' r' N ' fitffi? e-Quads 4 it-' Ly i -ang... qu-5 ' X Johnson, Kenneth Carthage, Miss. J ones, Andrea Forest, Miss. Hollingsworth, Be tty Forest, Miss. Kaskie, Steve Forest, Miss. Keene, Sheila Philadelphia, Miss. Kelly, Lenora Conehatta, Miss. Kemp, Donna Carthage, Miss. Kennedy, Ina Louisville, Miss. Kennedy, John Forest, Miss. Killins, Mike Union, Miss. Killingsworth, Beth Decatur, Miss. Kilpatrick, James Forest, Miss. King, Larry Carthage, Miss. Lancaster, Diana Decatur, Miss. Leatherwood, Nenette Decatur, Miss. Lee , Wanda Chunky, Miss. Leslie, Carl Newton, Miss. Lindsay, Kathy Lena, Miss. Lindsey, Betty Morton, Miss. Link, Elizabeth Sebastopol, Miss. Lovett, Vickie Decatur, Miss. Lovorn, Bonnie Carthage, Miss. Lovorn, Ronnie Carthage, Miss. Luckett, Mavis Carthage, Miss. Lyle, John Lena, Miss. McDil1, Layne Union, Miss. McDil1, Wayne Union, Miss. McElhenney, Kathy Decatur, Miss. McElhenney, Rhonda Decatur, Miss. McKay, Ernie Louisville, Miss. McMillan, Mary Carthage, Miss. Mabry , David Lake, Miss. Mahaffey, Jones Morton, Miss. Mapp, Beth Forest, Miss. Mason, Sandra Newton, Miss. May, Boni Newton, Miss. May, James Forest, Miss. May, Lona Kathryn Bay Springs, Miss. Meador, Davey Decatur, Miss. Measels, Donald Morton, Miss. I E, iii- A V., 3'A',.,4Q fam: l J- 'UK gangs T' 3 if hs. qv.. iw -re 'sw 'UA 1 'V 6 1 . W I . 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Penson, David Union, Miss. Peoples, Kay Carthage, Miss. Pike Janice Philadelphia Miss Pilgrim Thomas Neshoba Miss Poole Carol L 3 Wm rp G . . I- 'cf ' ,- .. .- , :eg C f . , . N 'I f V V 'EU A X f e x 41 fr Q' ,, , 1 l f li, of ' Carthage, Miss. 4 , i n.. . ' 'ff M ffl? if . -1 .ax ai' , . gr f 3 1:3452 f Posey, Truitt Forest, Miss. Powell, James Union, Miss. Powell, Sharon Morton, Miss. Purvis, Danny Newton, Miss. Rea, Jenny Lynn Philadelphia, Miss. Reed, Woodrow Kent Louisville, Miss. Reese, Patricia Newton, Miss. Reeves, Bruce Newton, Miss. Renfroe, Cassandra Forest, Miss. Rhodes, Brenda Decatur, Miss. Rhodes, Mary Lynn Forest, Miss. Richardson, Beth Louisville, Miss. Richardson, David Pelahatchie, Miss. Richardson, Eddie Lena, Miss. Rigby, Frank Forest, Miss. Rigdon, Dwight Union, Miss. Riser, Carmen Forest, Miss. Roach, Regina Newton, Miss. Robinson, Brenda G. Chunky, Miss. Robinson, Brenda L. Hickory, Miss. Rogers, Bill Morton, Miss. Rucker, Michael Little Rock, Miss. Sanders, Jimmy Carthage, Miss. Santmyer, John Newton, Miss. Savell, Marcella Decatur, Miss. Savell, Margaret Union, Miss. Scarborough, Charles Decatur, Miss. Scoggin, Vivien Newton, Miss. Seal, Ronnie Conehatta, Miss. Sharp, Sherry Philadelphia, Miss. Shaw, Jeff Forest, Miss. Shoemaker, Ronnie Lake, Miss. Simmons, Burnell Newton, Miss. Skelton, Beverly Gulfport, Miss. Slade, Frank Lena, Miss. Slusser, Norris Lena, Miss. Smiley, Sandra Forest, Miss. Smith, Gordon Little Rock, Miss. Smith, John Harry Neshoba, Miss. Smith, Julia Ann New Orleans, La. Sockey, Betty Sue Walnut Grove, Miss. Sparks, Cindy Forest, Miss. Stamper, Cynthia Hickory, Miss. Stokes, Hulet Preston, Miss. Sullivan, Vicki Louisville, Miss. Taylor, Bruce Decatur, Miss. Thomas, Marsha Jo Philadelphia, Miss. Thompson, Donna Morton, Miss. Thornton, Alfred Carthage, Miss. Thornton, Cheryl Carthage, Miss. Thrash, Darlene Conehatta, Miss. Thrash, Kenneth Conehatta, Miss. Tisdale, Bonnie Little Rock, Miss. Tolbert, Gwynn Forest, Miss. Townsend, Judy Union, Miss. Viverette, J.P. Walnut Grove, Miss. Walker, Donna Hickory, Miss. Walker, Hilbert Union, Miss. Wall, Nancy Meridian, Miss. Walton, Harold Philadelphia, Miss. ,git 'Qs' 1' v. 5.1 ' . l - a- ,. x 9 If 4 1 th 'Vs 'Wiv- .NO5 ' 'Q c-- 'W- .A-3 , J Q. rim, . if ,. f 't , Y 1.- 1 ff . : lr.- 1' fb.- -ag' 5 Q, ,A 1 , wwf i P it iii X. if ff 7+ LW, W W I, - K 5 - .IW - v if , 9 f 'M' 'wr-.. ' ' 5 f ,E VW' 3 if V , J Q X, ., I , AWWA ,aa j ,fr ,Jf.f..- '- . 2 im- aus-.K ffwunv' WVMV' ,I Thornton, David Carthage, Miss. Wansley, Billie Diane Decatur, Miss. Warren, Margaret Forest, Miss. Warren, Kent Philadelphia, Miss. Watkins, Bobby Allen Walnut Grove, Miss. Watson, George Louisville, Miss. Watson, Glenda Morton, Miss. Weaver, David Lena, Miss. Webb, Randy Philadelphia, Miss. Webb, William Rex Philadelphia, Miss. Weems, Rita Forest, Miss. Wheeler, Bill Decatur, Miss. White, Jeanith Louisville, Miss. Wilkerson, David Lake, Miss. Wilkins, Sharon Watertown, Mass. Williams, Robert Newton, Miss. Williams, Theresa Philadelphia, Miss. Willis, Perry Philadelphia, Miss. Windham, Ken Forest, Miss. Winstead, Judy Carthage, Miss. Wolf, Brenda Forest, Miss. Wooten, Jerry Lake, Miss. Wright, Ray Louisville, Miss. Yates, Anna Marie Philadelphia, Miss. Yates, Margaret Anita Philadelphia, Miss. York, Betty Lynn Carthage, Miss. Young, Margaret Louisville, Miss. Part-time Students Deaton, Barbara Decatur, Miss. Massengale, Mary Meridian, Miss. Wright, David Decatur, Miss. 95 fa 4 A. f , 1 ar'- x -NL- X I X in E 3.,'-'Q -'S L . 'T 'IN -QP' ff' 'G' ' 'Q Pictures were not available for thes Barham, William - Carthage Barnett, Frank - Philadelphia Blount, Robert - Decatur Brown, Kenneth - Decatur Burkes, Billy - Louisville Burt, Warren - Newton, Miss. Caldwell, Raymond - Philadelphia Clark, Randolph - Philadelphia Coghlan, William - Philadelphia Comans, Johnnie - Decatur Cotten, David - Lawrence Crawford, Micheal - Philadelphia Dance, James - Philadelphia Dooley, Keith - Union Duncan, Phillip - Philadelphia Edgar, William - Union Ellis, Brenda - Carthage, Miss. Evans, Theron - Newton Fanning, John - Philadelphia Franklin, Bobby Joe - Morton Fulton, Gary - Louisville Gainer, Don - Noxapter Gandy, Phillip - Hickory George, William - Philadelphia Harris, Gleen - Morton Jolly, Johnny - Philadelphia Leatherwood, Frank - Decatur McCraw, Nora Jane - Neshoba McGee, Joseph - Hickory McKee, Michael - Chunky McMul1an, William - Forest Matthews, Gary - Philadelphia Moorehead, Grady - Philadelphia Nelson, Jimmy - lawrence Nelson, Mary Sue - Philadelphia Noblin, Ronnie - Forest Patrick, Benjamin - Forest Pryor, James - Forest Ray, Sidney - Yazoo Richardson, Milton - Louisville Risher, Clyde - Morton Rogers, Robert - Morton Rowzee, Dorothy - Little Rock Sampsell, James - Philadelphia Stampley, Janet - Hickory Strebeck, Robert - Hickory Temple, Harold - Philadelphia Thaggard, James - Union Tingle, Joe - Philadelphia Tullos, Donald - Philadelphia Walker, Billy - Forest Wilkerson, Ernest - Union Williams, Tommy Brown - Philade Woods, Willis - Louisville Woodward, Tommy - Philadelphia Yarbrough, Benny - Noxapater Crapps, Joseph - Morton e sophomores: lphia 8 'Z' as Ea Sophomores Class Officers President ..... . . . Mickey Sessions Vice President . . . ..... Tommy Jones Secretary .... .......... B arbara Sue Ezelle Treasurer ..... ............ C indy Cornelius SBA Representatives . . Joe Lee Anthony, Debbie Hanley 129 Q-1.x -1635 'Wh-v ,ap--V if Qfwav YZ '?! '7 '47-ww v, Wy O Adams. Stanley C. Carthage, Miss. Adcock, Paul A. Forest, Miss. Anthony, Joe Lee Sebastopol. Miss. Barber, Joyce Ann Chunky, Miss. Barrett, Virginia Forest. Miss. Beeland, Jackie Newton, Miss. Bell, Janet Philadelphia, Miss. Blackwell, Wanda Union, Miss. Bonds, Barbara Lawrence Miss. Boutwell. Ray mo nd Newton, Miss. Boxx, Joyce Faye Morton, Miss. Buggs. Benny Newton, Miss. Burton, Homer Decatur, Miss. Chamblee, Charles Carthage, Miss. Chennault, Ernie Frank Lena, Miss. Clark, John Paul Philadelphia, Miss. Collins, Mary Carolyn Noxapater, Miss. Comans, Alton Lee Newton, Miss. Comans, Wanda Sebastopol, Miss. Cook, Paul Clayton Carthage, Miss. Cooksey, Charles W. Union, Miss. Cooper, Karen Elaine Carthage, Miss. Cornelius, Cindy New Carlisle, Ohio Crowell, Debra Kathryn Louisville, Miss. Mikey Glenn Cumberland, Philadelphia, Miss. Cumberland, Patricia Philadelphia, Miss. Dennis, Glenn Lawrence, Miss. Denson, D. Q., Jr. Morton, Miss. Don ald, Sandy Jean Morton, Miss. Dowling, Melanie Leigh Dade City, Fla. ,Q-1 Lal! . ix .r . FLA uywwf N ,Fifi HQ' -v iz :UN 41, 'mf-v 01' X vtfv 5 Ms X ,-Q 4 gs . TS 2.2 if v 'Pr' up-X 'VS Q, V 5 X r Wm. i.. NW wc3'J'.q2N J ,..,. tn ,jj QV, . t as r Q 2 My W ,, ff W . ski' a L -, ave A si 4' rw I, ' . X 5-I ,. ff .fra . ,f .- +- y Mk , Q, 3 . P152 x x Nl' QA 9 W f 132 Duke, Wanda Jackson, Miss. Edwards, Hilda Conehatta, Miss. Edwards, Jackie Decatur, Miss. Edwards, Elizabeth Sebastopol, Miss. Eldridge, Carol Jean Union, Miss. Ethridge, James Kenneth Carthage, Miss. Everett, Perry C. Newton, Miss. Ezelle, Barbara Sue Decatur, Miss. Felton, George Union, Miss. Ferguson, Carl Jackson, Miss. Fondren, Walton Union, Miss. Foreman, Sissie Newton, Miss. Freeny, Pamela Jean Carthage, Miss. Fuller, Ronald Forest, Miss. Galloway, Bill Union, Miss. Duncan, Phillip Philadelphia, Miss. Ellis, Brenda Carthage, Miss. Gardner, Nancy Carol Union, Miss. Gatewood, Janice Forest, Miss. Gilmer, Richmond L. Sebastopol, Miss. Godwin, Charles F. Newton, Miss. Gordon, Ralph Edwin Little Rock, Miss. Greene, J oan Louisville, Miss. Griffin, Judy Diane Decatur, Miss. Hamilton, Dora Lee Philadelphia, Miss. Hamilton, Judith G. Forest, Miss. Hansford, James C. Decatur, Miss. Hardin, Gwyn Sebastopol, Miss. Hardin, Thomas Dees Philadelphia, Miss. Hardy, Larry Keith Philadelphia, Miss. pix .ft l Q' -A 1 'X rw . i H5-. 13 Q Q,....f- , f 4 f 51, v We xl QL- 5 A -'CL in ,iw- iw 4 di- Harrell, Wanda Kay Carthage, Miss. Harris, Wanda Kay Decatur, Miss. Harrison, Allen Lee Little Rock, Miss. Harvey, Debbie Forest, Miss. Hatcher, Mark Louisville, Miss. Havard, Lennie Ray Forest, Miss. Heard, Sarah Melissa Decatur, Miss. Hill, Duane Boyd Philadelphia, Miss. Hillman, Larry Thomas Sebastopol, Miss. Holley, Dale Philadelphia, Miss. Hollingsworth, Beverly Forest, Miss. Hollingsworth, Gail Newton, Miss. Hollingsworth, Paula Forest, Miss. Howle, Marsha Lynn Neshoba, Miss. Hudson, Charles Philadelphia, Miss. Jenkins, Ann Harris Newton, Miss. Johnson, Ronnie Clark Decatur, Miss. Johnson, Thomas A. Decatur, Miss. Johnston, Bill Decatur, Miss. Joiner, Janice Sue Carthage, Miss. Jolly, Tommy Lawrence, Miss. Jones, Tom my Sebastopol, Miss. Jordan, Dan Louisville, Miss. Kuykendall, Robert Decatur, Miss. Lee, Karen Dianne Philadelphia, Miss. Lewis, Linda Gail Newton, Miss. Lindsay, Billy Glenn Lena, Miss. Lindsley, Dannie Newton, Miss. McAdory, Linda Faye Louisville, Miss. McAdory, Michael Noxapater, Miss. iv www +... '53' If' my if A445-dn 5 i l i 'FC' tg. 7 I , 'N fs. trys 9,3-. .X . . v :NVQ J r- - ' A i' , ' A V 1 0' . M . , . Nw 1 4 , .NS .. LA Y1':. us Nw.. TTI ff! FUR WX Q.. Y-N McCraw, Donna Union, Miss. McDill, Gary Thomas Conehatta, Miss. McElhenney, Deborah Decatur, Miss. McKinnion, Terry Glen Philadelphia, Miss. McMullan, Birdie Nell Decatur, Miss. Mason, MiIton'Bruce Newton, Miss. l Massey, Connie Faye Louisville, Miss. Meaders, Jan Everett Hickory, Miss. Miles, JoAnne Morton, Miss. Mitchell, Judy Louisville, Miss. Moore, Bobbye Faye Carthage, Miss. Moore, Albert Marion Louisville, Miss. Moore, Frankie L. Union, Miss. Moore, George V. Harperville, Miss. Moore, Jesse Little Rock, Miss. l i ll l L l e J r 'V Morgan , Cris Lake, Miss. Nowell, John Philadelphia, Miss. Nutt, Teddie Arlo Lena, Miss. Pair, Johnny Philadelphia, Miss. Palmer, Paul Louisville, Miss. Parker, Kathy Lee Newton, Miss. Pearson, Debbie Lake, Miss. Pennington, Pam Philadelphia, Miss. Pettigrew, Kenneth Forest, Miss. Posey, Johnny Lawrence, Miss. Purvis, R. T. Newton, Miss. Reed, Dannie Luisville, Miss. Rigdon, Brenda Union, Miss. Roberson, Edith Joelle Hickory, Miss. Sanders, Jimmy Carthage, Miss. Y.. 'Mm ...- S 2 if ' ' bmw Zak! ' if . l, iff! 172.77 f ft it .ati ,nw . , s ' . A If fi ' 'rw af, if 1. .. f in '- ,ypuwv 1 sr? Sanders, Tommy Newton, Miss. Scott, Lindley Newton, Miss. Segars, Sarah Epps, Louisiana Sessions, Mickey Forest, Miss. Shealy, Rodis Decatur, Miss. Shoemaker, Duway Decatur, Miss. Shoemaker, Susan Morton, Miss. Simmons, Paula Louisville, Miss. Slaughter, Ginny Philadelphia, Miss. Smith, Mary Decatur, Miss. Smith, Patricia Louisville, Miss. Snowden, Larry Chunky, Miss. Stewart, Melinda Forest, Miss. Stroud, Mary Carol Forest, Miss. Tadlock, J oe Pulaski, Miss. Taylor, Jerry Decatur, Miss. Terrell, Don Union, Miss. Terrell, Scottie Decatur, Miss. Thames, Kermit Decatur, Miss. Thomasson, Willie Lee Louisville, Miss. Thorne, Ronald H. Hickory, Miss. Toney, Thomas Cooper Louisville, Miss. Truesdale, Lynda Carthage, Miss. Tucker, Brenda Forest, Miss. Veazey , Jamie Louisville, Miss. Waggoner, Charles Newton, Miss. Wagner, Kitty Newton, Miss. Walton, Janet Union, Miss. Ward, Wallace Barry Lena, Miss. Watkins, Gawen Union, Miss. Watson, Billie Morton, Miss. Watson, Hanna Union, Miss. Weir, Tommy Philadelphia, Miss. Welch, Sandra Union, Miss. Wicker, Linda Gail Forest, Miss. Young, Lucy Morton, Miss. 'ff I f, xgyv: - . Era Q xxx i 1 ' Rim - 1... . . .... 1, M- han: rt 175 wsfgmn- --1 , - sff.f.C:5f - . ,t W .... ,.,,, , . Q- A-., st XXX Xi X xx b m X r 9 X i Q is Q cl . B QA Jfqs ex Q, N Q YN XA L 5 4 Q as ax Ns C f Q W , 11 1 CQ .f N .fl 'I23:Jt5f2 . 'f ss Qg:x3::'2:f'.:1 ' r .I -' ' Qxxx s Xa Qs is X N N, X .. vi Xf' - N253 4: 555 Q: f X, ,Q . ... 9 XX , wr T35 s a I QS. 2 .,,. is .ss - X :Il Qu-ev-fr' Q X as K XX Xa, js X sg, sis af Xe. N PQ ss XX Q 'br X X 1 ,' , s X' ?X Bskgws, sa was ws. X. . .1-,, .. .. T ., x ff N' If al 'Pops Addy, Ray Decatur, Miss. Alexander, John Little Rock, Miss. Arthur, Ronald Union, Miss. Billups, Thomas Louisville, Miss. Breedlove, Dwayne Philadelphia, Miss. Brown, Virgil Newton, Miss. Burns, Shannon Pascagoula, Miss. Burroughs, Dennis Louisville, Miss. Burnham, John Philadelphia, Miss. Burkes, Michael Carthage, Miss. Charlton, Hun ter Louisville, Miss. Carter, Samuel Louisville, Miss. Cleveland, Edward Union, Miss. Carter, James Noxapater, Miss. Chunn, Herman Philadelphia, Miss. Cook, Glynn Philadelphia, Miss. Dickerson, Robert Louisville, Miss. Eaves, Billy Louisville, Miss. Eiland, Walter Louisville, Miss. Ezelle, Freddie Decatur, Miss. Ferguson, Ernest Conehatta, Miss. Fricke, Larry Philadelphia, Miss. Gomillion, Harold Lake, Miss. Gregory, Robert Louisville, Miss. Gressett, Danny Decatur, Miss. Hardy, Willie Newton, Miss. Harris, Jimmy Decatur, Miss. Harris, Robert Hickory, Miss. Hicks, Glenn Hickory, Miss. Hillhouse, Thomas Noxapater, Miss. Howard, Karlvell Philadelphia, Miss. Knowles, Bobby Forest, Miss. Knowles, Durwood Walnut Grove, Miss. Lewis, Tyler Newton, Miss Loyd, David Meridian, Miss. Loper, Johnny Decatur, Miss. May, Ben Meridian, Miss. Magers, Charles Morton, Miss. Marshall, Walter Louisville, Miss. McCrory, Roger Philadelphia, Miss. TECH OLOGY J'-ws-s . 1 1 M - 1 Mv- 1 .gp-f x 'Tnf 9 A If f V- ' 'Qu 'W , V , t 5 W- a - , ., - ' LS' . , I 0 I-A 1 . . A f 'E X - .-:Q ' ' l - ii. X0 X J' I ' Lf A ..4. ' 5x. 1 V E' X 1 , O W1 ' H'- YF ff 4 . l rig 1 .. 1 , +5 f'.:2'.,, riffs V L . X 1555 2 sr. su :5 . QQ ,V - V. X -v qs . MI' -1' 'gb ,Q 1 :Q Q QI' fm.. iii 14 ., .. ZW.. . tt ? xv, si. .,. X V. ,Q ix: ., I gf 55,5 QE Y . v. . ff, r. -.i3.Qg 'f?: 'a'zf'. ,aff f 'N 4 s5?5-.:f- i, .,., iiiuxi- 436: fl s it 4-f-. L3 .- . ,,1. . f ,. if 1 1 f yfv' v ig Aliif ii iii l 'ff Q . if l it V .,, ..., , J , CP? YHA, N I S x f f 0 HM gl: I llf I . ' st, ,pf- , if 7-f' ff' haf. 14' .L ri ri iw.- Vi' Harris, Clarence Meridian, Miss. McKee, Lewis Union, Miss. Madden, Jimmy Sebastopol, Miss. Nowell, Terry Philadelphia, Miss. Parks, Omer Decatur, Miss. Patrick, Bobby Decatur, Miss. Rainer, James Decatur, Miss. Richmond, Warren Walnut Grove, Miss Sanders, Mitch Louisville, Miss. Sherrod, Horace Louisville, Miss. Spears, Gary Decatur, Miss. Sockey, West Walnut Grove, Miss Taylor, Carnell Lena, Miss. Thames, Robert Philadelphia, Miss. Thompson, Joe Neshoba, Miss. , DEP RT E TOFFERS VARIETY The East Central Junior College Vocational Programs are designed to prepare the student to learn a trade within the specified time. A certificate is issued upon satisfactory completion of one of the programs. Many job opportunities are available to those who complete one of the programs. Classroom activities in each vocation and related fields as well as actual shop experiences are given each student. Vocational programs include Auto Mechanics, Body and Fender, Electricity, Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning, Machine Shop, Radio and Television Repair, and Welding. Students are given an opportunity to experiment with projects such as the one Ernie Wilkerson conducted. After completing the blueprints for a house, Ernie constructed a model of the house and showed the wiring and piping in detail. Ernie is in the architectural-drafting program which is also under the vocational-technical department. l - F T Trest, Lewis A , 'vs - Lena, Miss. - Tripplett, Floyd . .QA X Louisville, Miss. E. A' 4 wifi, l A .,'a' - , Triplett, Howard McCool, Miss. Walls, Willie Conehatta, Miss. Waddell, Larry Louisville, Miss. , Wash, Wardell Newton, Miss. Aly 'T Whitehead, Albert Louisville, Miss. Wilson, Johnnie Union, Miss. Worrell, Claude Decatur, Miss. . if ffl l i A i 1 l I ' I I l u Pictures were not available for these students: Vocational Students Freshmen Armon, Percy - Lena Brown, Virgil - Newton Carey, Ernest - Decatur Eaves, Charles - Louisville Fisher, William - Homewood Harrison, Charles - Little Rock Holt, Harry - Union Johnson, Forest - Meridian Little, Charlie - Hickory McDaniel, Bobby - Harperville McMillan, Ronald - Forest Price, Gregg - Meridian Puckett, Roger - Morton Reid, Danny - Forest Sistrunk, Riley - Union Smith, James - Decatur Terrell, Freddie - Union Thomas, Lawrence - Philadelphia Wash, Felix - Newton Wright, John - Louisville Part-Time Gibson, Roberta - Philadelphia Hollis, David - Carthage Jones, Mona - Union Rowell, Elisabeth - Newton Freshmen Addy, Carl - Decatur Anderson, Danny - Philadelphia Anthony, Wilton - Union Bagley, Freddie A Forest Blocker, Carl - Carthage Burch, Michael - Carthage Calvery, Charles A Forest Carlisle, Vance - Morton Chamblee, Brenda - Union Clark, Arthur - Forest Cleveland, Cynthia - Union Crawford, Lynda - Philadelphia Cumberland, Terry - Philadelphia Davis, George - Hillsboro Dowdy, Michael 4 Louisville Dukes, Janice - Union Eakes, Richard - Philadelphia Estes, Roger - Newton Everett, Paul - Newton Eubands, Ronnie - Louisville Ferguson, Donald - Union Fowler, John A Decatur Garner, Norval - Forest Garvin, Marsha e Louisville Greenwood, William - Hickory Greener, James - Forest Guice, Edward - Philadelphia 144 Hancock, Aubrey - Philadelphia Harrell, Bernard - Carthage Harris, Leland - Lawrence Hellon, Daniel - Decatur Hill, Gray - Louisville Holsonback, Donna - Newton Howle, John - Union Hydrick, William - Forest Jones, Bennie - Lawrence Jones, Jimmy - Sebastopol Kirkland, Linda - Philadelphia Luke, Kay - Neshoba McAdory, Pamela - Noxapater McMillan, Jimmy - Forest McNeill, Bettye - Louisville Measels, Mark - Morton Miller, Leslie - Sturgis Mitchell, Robert - Conehatta Newell, James - Forest 0'Mary, Deborah - Union Parker, Charles - Lawrence Parker, Steve - Newton Phillips, Charles - Sebastopol Porter, Robert - Morton Reeves, David - Decatur Rhodes, William - Newton Roberson, Anna - Louisville Ryals, Kenneth - Philadelphia Sanders, John - Carthage Scoggin, Clark - Newton Shannon, Rebecca - Shannon Sharp, Joseph - Philadelphia Sisson, Glenda - Philadelphia Smith, Dewanda - Union Smith, Jackie - Morton Smith, Jasper - Union Smith, Ronald - Union Steiger, William - Philadelphia Thaggard, Jerry - Philadelphia Thomas, James - Philadelphia Thrash, Danny - Philadelphia Thrash, Janet - Philadelphia Thrash, Larry - Philadelphia Tucker, Dwight - Philadelphia Tullos, Terry - Walnut Grove Tune, Gary - Lawrence Waggoner, John - Morton Wash, Larry - Newton Wells, Tommy - Philadelphia Williams, Daniel - Decatur Williamson, Thomas - Philadelphia Willis, Harvey - Decatur Wright, James - Forest Way, Thomas - Decatur , M 'V , 4.-. ffikflwv- wh ,M ' .W Mm: , '52 4.- ,L xy f--44034569 W ,. 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