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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1987 volume:

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Carson show the enthusiasm that helps add to the excitement of our ECJC pep rallies. i l IENTER ' Jr -X xy ' ' N E' Tina Walker and Debra Wilson are all smiles as they horse around in the dorm. Checking out the latest in school supplies at the bookstore are Cindy Watkins Stacy Rutherford and Kathy Cullwell. 4 Smile Chris McCaiIister, Chuck Hinson as they walk to their next class. and Joel Fox show their joviality I My rt .. 1 ci V, ff, ,f . f 4- Z X V .. nf , W-I 1, . , M, 4 f X K , Z ,Q N 1 1 M ,, , ,Wg ,f gf I, , Km fs, , K 1 A ,ff wk rin CL' Many happy faces can be found ai! over the ECJC campus as shown by Lisa Dearing in the W' b fntggfghoto, Rochelle Haynes and Miller Eichel- , :,. ,tt.. .L AX the midcitephoto, and Debbie Love in X X g mfeyboftom pixma. r , or ,, 'r t k MRM L r 'M Nts 3 .tte f f f Jeff Warnsley flashes has pearly whites right before he sinks another one yffi 'tofu Q 5 I-Ialftime fm 11 N' W , 1 Y, ' X ?: I ws, gp.. 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All thoughts of catch- ing a few extra winks disappear from your mind as you stare at the alarm clock in disbelief. H7145 A.lvl.! the alarm clock reads, and you have a big test in your 8:00 class! You jump into a pair of jeans, throw on a T-shirt, grab the tennis shoes and the books and make a mad dash for the car. A comb is dragged through your hair as you cruise toward campus. Once on campus, the next problem is finding a parking place. You finally spot one only to find it is in staff parking - those wonderful parking spaces so conveniently located next to class. As you realize you have less than 2 minutes to get to class, you whip your car into the space. While dashing to class, you send up a quick prayer in hopes that security will not come by before you get through with your test fthe prayer of the hopeless optimistl. You speed through your test and rush to your car. Too late. You catch a glimpse of pink flapping happily under your windshield wiper, and you know it is not tickets to the next fundraising dance. After removing the incriminating piece of pink from your windshield, you and your car head off in search of a legal parking space. Later, as you are paying your fine, you wonder what security does with all the money it makes off you. As you walk out the door, you make a mental note to buy four more alarm clocks. Paying those fines is making a dent in your funds. It would please you to know that the money collected in fines is put to good use. Q '31- R XS' - 1. XXV 5.:.Xf , . Ii. . -.f Dr- gf 'Q Q Q- 5? -3 3 3, -- . -az - K - -X X .X ..' ' Just one ot the many ignored signs on campus. Kiss that five bucks goodbye. This is what happens when a student is late for class and can't find a parking place. He makes 009. 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Julian Greer takes a break from his diligent studies to discuss some im portant matters with Chuck Nance. ends ,A .A vw.,-M. Lua ,X , 22 f, Wi 'ff' ff, ,.Q,,,,V , ,NA M .A Mx Algebra class seems to bring mixed feelings to these East Cen- tral Students. 1 X ef x fx fx ,XfZS4nTf,tff ds 1,2 sr p3rQw 4, af , , ,X jmh, . Y 1 f 1 ff 42 Qzwgftgy Xfswgqxxfx WQQ ZX! f f W f Sys . ., lt. X. X zany! , j L1 fs , s f x X X I ', . f ' ' f f ' X 4 4, 532' QW its-WN, fr ' f X- , Q: , N was ,, .1 sw W sws asm 4 . :pw 4 ffgesfstgszsasw W fuses fy, if 'f if iff, sl fx? sf, ,QQ ,, 'M - ,fK W4 :WV Xt si , .V fQ MN SZ 3 qi , s sw V, WN ,Q fy W, Xswsf 4' , ' J s , V . - , 1-,as f f ,f We 4 1 If ft ' V xfsfx ' X5 Nl XX W X 7 Q as 0 f Sfwk We X f X X X f f f X Of X f 1 QW 'Xf W XZQW N X Wg: Qi , W YW N W We W ff 2 - VZ 'Q-WNWX .' SW svwi 'W YW' Mega A Pawiffiiiewf X somessweiy Q f IQCWX l J X ' X L' , ' ,, ffm -fl W ,f sash 7 L Q MX X he-63, fs-W Z' , Lgmsrms M WNWXX'Wf WY? 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Missy Whitmire is an example ot , ,, A, ,,l ,, fwf WXMW!7!f Wfff ff 0 f W XW s swhrfsga6iMwewrthatA?eeW?XziQb6-Z MQW ttt. fyfy :ff 7 the many students who put in a great number of hours studying for those killer biology tests. X, 13 X X f 1 Where I Live! Dorm Lite - A phrase that conjures visions of pajama parties, study ses- sions, and new friends. Living in the dormitory is a transition for many freshmen, since it is the tirst time most have been away from home. Here are i .A just a few examples of what living in f '5 the dorrm is all about. f , 'af ff ze, eff WH' Y f f f ff A fav if ts f ?uI3fy , f .,mx.,.at1s. X 1 e n., + 13 -- j j , I 1 Mix 'wi ,. . 1,5 sw ' X43 tt 2.44 X I. . 'fx ' j Rhonda Yates enjoys her independent chores - i it folding laundry. ' G . M Denisa Breland enjoys a chat with her mother, Lee Philips and Tim Piligrim rest after a hard day ot classes. l 52 . f 5 s i M ttop letti Mandy Chamblee stops for a picture while getting ready for an exciting night on the town. Residents of Jackson Hall are enjoying their fa- vorite soap on T,V, ' , t,l,H,-f,,setm.-N '-, t,,..,,.,f'-v,, s 14 wg , favs V'1'r7'fYS 'A?W 'w '2gwQp-if:jW'xp , S f X ,, W v ' ,f f ff V X 1 ft f f f f Q 3 ' 'RS 3 ' S t ff ' X f .fyzg 'f , .1 , e as 1 1 9 f ,ff 4, f -Am .1 ,f 7 Q' f , ff ty v .Z f K, 1 I iv, 447, 4+ wx s ' ' fr' if , f- Q: ,. ww W ' Z 4 ' M Q bv ' ' Q? X 6 , Thomas Kennedy manages to tear himself away from T.V. long enough for a picture. tlefti Lucille Lampkin talks to one of her many friends on the phone. Melissa Jimmerson, Yolanda Dill, Tracey Stuart, and Janice McDonald are resting after an after- noon of basketball practice. Nm-...,..n It doesn't look like Marsha Stovall will make it to first period today, Shelley Wolverton is attacking algebra before time for her favorite soap. 15 Sak.. Cynthia Ganann, Pasty Mims, Linda Brien, Amy ' 'n 145. Craford, Tina Stokes, Brenda Trosper, and Kristy -if-:fl Goodin, find new friends from great heights, even f MY uf , Julie Adams and Vicki Arthur- you'II find them in the fire escape. A 1 -laid the strangest places. Wi-w 79 Dennis Duran and Lisa Beeland have found a special friendship. 16 ...Q 4 L , 4,,, , - X J' 50 A 'Q 4 l g Ni 1, -A-yr-3 M, in W xfn I '? lr' A true-trio of friends - Rusty Foster, Mary Nell VanDevender, and Cynthia Ganann. Yi! X Seleta Howard, Gina Fleed, and Stephanie Horton share the confusion ol their studies. Mr. Jefcoat and Tim Sattinger meet for a short consultation. r w ,, . , 'f'1 ' ' Y7' H- ' 4 ww '-6 'JN mm' as ' as f v: :gy : 'fm sz XNZQMSW, swims ww 'M . nuff- 6, 1 yxvrwr ww wwxww XR 4. fs 4 1, W X , X- f -- M w' ,Navy ,a,W,fwmtssW,fswN We I if i X 7 as Z we f , Q ,, W ee A . - W, i? 1 z ' i The Recreational Center provides a place for meet- ing new friends. the cafeteria for the annual Home X-PELL provided music at the WO- HE-LO sponsored dance. Tracy Glass tries out some new steps with friends. 4.4 f , 1 ?i f J 'f f 'mf ' , , 2: . 175' gg gif' i 'rf'-'Arif .t A r fzqy- g, 'J 4 We . izpgyfffv gifggwwiw M, ff .v Q rr nJf'4'.' . 33:1 ff' ' -if 11 M 72 ? f -fiw. ' 'af-v I. iigff i, . A. 1 Q , 139' vr'.'i71l5WT+-- V FWB'an FSEl?'2LZV'lUffF1i2 Z'u1t5anda Cope' A REQ' Crowd PIGHSGI' ey if V W, ,Ji ' J ' ki ,A+ ' fi ' f A ? K ' rMfl'4, Q' ' .,,f'mg,,, , r gf ,. ,f , 'Y ' ff ?5'7 Z9 mx The Indian chief, Paul Radigan, enter- tains with his warrior dance during sports events. Dawn Baskin, Curt Comans, Sheila Goodwin, Wendy Smith, and Mary Vandevender seem to be rocking the night away. Q Th Campus End ATHLETE - Those who put it on the line for EC. BASEBALL - A new emphasis at East Central. CENTRALETTES - The wild sisters who are prepared for anything with a roll of tape and a pair of socks. DEADHEADS - Easily identified as students who come to class with bags under their blood shot eyes and mangled hair. EASY TO PASS - Ha!! What does that mean? .. , ,gi FRESHMAN - Anyone who al brags about how they partied the night before, by brings their books to class the first day, ct gains 15 pounds the tirst semester. G GRUBBING - intense public display of affect ion. HOMESICKNESS - A terrible sensation un- til you get back home, then you can not wait to get back to school for fear of missing something. l.D, - Never go anywhere without it, JERK - Easily identified: walks with arms bowed out supposedly because of large bi- ceps and always has a smug look on the face. '- : 911' KEYS - Hasn't everyone either lost their keys or locked them in their car at least once this year? LUMBAGO - A pain in the lower back due to carrying heavy books or luggage on weekendsg commonly known as the backache. MUTILATED BLUEJEANS - Whether by acci- dent or your own creation, worn to achieve the layed back look . NOISE - Reason why people do not like to live in the dorms, squealing tires and loud stereos. ORGANIZATIONS - What students become in- volved in their first semester at East Central. PARKING TICKETS - After the first three or four 35.00 surprises, you learn to read the fine print stenciled on the concrete. QUARTERS - The basic essential of life in the dorms: without them there would be no outgoing phone calls and no snacks. ROOMMATES - Somehow we manage to survive the fights over clothes, food, and boy- friends while wondering is it all worth it. SOPHOMORES - Those students who try to appear sophisticated and experienced while secretly worrying about the future. TEAM SPIRIT - Always in the atmosphere when an athletic event takes place. UNDERDOG - ltawamba 3 - ECJC 11 VUARNETS - Expensive, plastic, French sunglasses used to achieve The Look ,,,. , , WASTED - A verb used to express a state of intoxication, not applicable to EC students. XEROX - The marvelous little machines which eat dimes and spit out copies of old tests. How- ever, they usually fail to print the most important question on the test. YELLOW DROP CARDS - Little pieces of pa- per that spell relief for school dropouts. ZOO - Short for Zoology, which is a synonym for MUCH STUDY. ' X.. Talent Sho Full House Cheers EC Talent is that which is in a man s power genius is that in whose power a man is East Central Junior College has never suf fered tor a lack of talent and the 1986-87 talent show proved once again that EC students are tal ented in a wide variety of ways. Talent at the 86-87 show ranged from a country music band to pop torium and spilled into the lobby responded to vocalists and a rock band. One highlight of the every number with typical EC enthusiasm. An- show was the world premiere of Van Murray's other highlight came when two students pre- World Destruction Tour, 1986. sented a song for which they had written both The audience which filled the Fine Arts audi- the words and music. ,ff 34 Q 'QW 5 T The UNKNOWN COMIC, THOMAS KENNEDY and The UN- ' 'Q . KNOWN DFlUMMEFl, PAUL RADIGAN, poked fun at EC'S campus life. THE JUGGS, Boyd iBearl Germany, Tom Carson, Scottie Chunn, Michelle Murphy, Doug Woodward and Susan William- son, tied for third place with their renditions of Mountain Dew and Boil Them Cabbage Down. 22 Talent BRENDA JOHNSON was one of the many contestants of the 1986 ECJC Talent Show. l l aww? ' ww? J' 21 4, if 'aff J vm ff X XXX Q ia? :cg V! ij X M Q, , TOBIAS PACE and DELORES MULLENS. second place winners of the contest, sang a duet Being With You, a song for which they composed both the words and music. MICHAEL MILLER tied for third place with his well-known solo You Light Up My Life. TAL VARDAMAN, overall winner, sang The Leader of the Band. E V MR, AND MISS ECJC . ,. .... HOMECOMING ,,.,,... BEAUTIES AND BEAUS ,,... .,4, CLASS FAVORITES ,....,. .... SCHOLASTIC HONORS DINNER THEATER ,.,.., .4., MUSICAL GROUPS . ., A I wow! I M T BEAUTIES 81 BEAUS f BOYS WEARING MAKEUP WI-IO'S WHO exclusive EAST CENTRAL S HOMEOOMINO THE 1986 87 OOLLEOIANS vvmnere memories I MISS EAST CENTRAL -I ' CLASS FAVORITES MOST HANDSOME SCHOLASTIC HONORS QEEXRILES IQIELERS Mr. ECJC - Chris Collins .a Miss ECJC - Michele Murphy Yfvk 1 J , mi LZ! 'V 4 y ,Qs AX Sf 'v nm W i fwv X ' V , W Z f AS ' f1Sf N 1 V 4 ,,,, X up i i Q i W W .. 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AN 'i 4 .5 'i 1 EX' tits. :ii i X , Miss ECJC Freshman Homecoming Maid Centralette Class Favorite Who's Who Among American Junior College Students President's Council Phi Theta Kappa Mu Alpha Theta ECJC Players intramural Athletics Dean's List Scholar Warrior Corps 29 W Homecoming r '91 inn- nuzsnm, 1986 5 S The winning Homecoming sign was made by the ladies at Jackson Hall. iii' ' ' 'PW rf., ., . Q awww ?2wmimw 4' k - 'S fifwg g ,thy . '-,- qhvf '-i- f- E 111 .-1V 'K' 1.. ff .15 o '?,a'!W!Z,+ 'Qi TAAJ1 mm at '1 J lf '--iV: 6. ,.i::: . .iii., .ily :!w9 l1ff f- '4 1 my ' ' J i ' , 3 A pl? 'Y' 4 M ' ' K .xx , f Y ' , ll? K vw , 5:-fy --...,4.v fi-15 1 zlv ,T V, X me Q mpg, V, . M -- -ik . H in an 1 E ,Ma W- A. - .Www mf 'W , f ,. n:':'i'Z2g' f Q 'YQ 5. g 2.14 ,iv ' -1 -5 ,f - -' sph New i' 'mi A 1- j s A V ' ' -S-f, A W , + V V The Centralettes danced a complicated routine as the band played Johnny Be Good. K Freshman maid Susan Williamson escorted by John Thomas. 30 The 1986 ECJC Homecoming court consisted of: Seated: Gaye McDaniel, Queen, and Regina Amos, Maid ot Honor. Standing: Kathy Cullwell, Susan Williamson, Amy Pouncey, Tina Walker, Janet Mowdy and Jennifer Russell. .1 L, I fftiiwgawi. . . ng 1 A ,.ft1.t5Za .,, 0 -CMJ-' f..,,t sf X I i 1 X K 235 K -'X SS 1 5 Q Freshman maid Kathy Cullwell escorted by Mike Courtney. :Vers WE ,Lg Freshman maid Jennifer Russell escorted by Paul Radigan. Dr. Tucker presents the academic Faculty Member of the Year award to Mrs. Ann Burkes. MEI: 9? ,K Zi. J are is tk 'Q ww tt? W Q Sophomore maid Janet Mowdy escorted by Mike Partridge. 31 ZS,-4217? and CQACE V 1,9 ' rv ' ,F J f f' 296f' I T., H ,. Q, ', ' g v V' r r - ' w?L'! , , Homecoming just wouIdn't be the same without I VVI. A 1 .AA. ' 5 'I 1 the SDIYIT and support of the cheerleaders. I I , A ,jr Q 'ffvi id V , Dr. Tucker presents the Vocational-Technical Faculty Member ot the Year award to Mr, Newell. W. A ,W ly av The 1986 Homecoming Queen was Gaye McDaniel escorted by Chris Collins. lg , ki, v ig .iw Q Q v- .N rr ' QA 3 i ' lnhxr- swim 'I ,N ,,,,,,, N is U-at Freshman maid Amy Pouncey escorted by Jamie Nance. I The East Central Warrior Band put on another spectacular performance during halftime at the game. M1 -an --K' Dilip' Sophomore maid Tina Walker escorted by B.J. Maid ot Honor, Regina Amos, escorted by Greg Johnson. Wells. 33 Most Beautiful Mary Ann Gray of Forest was crowned East Cen- tral Junior CoIIege's Most Beautiful for 1987. The 1984 graduate of Forest High School is a sophomore majoring in accounting and is an active member of the college fashion squad and math club, Mu Alpha Theta. The Dean's List Scholar is the 20-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Gray of Forest. P l f 3 l f e 4? Most Handsome Doug Woodward was chosen as ECJC's Most Handsome for 1987. The 19-year-old sophomore is the President ot Sigma Sigma Mu Tau, Vice-President ot Phi Theta Kappa, and Secretary of the Student Body Association. He is a pre-medicine major who is a member of Who's Who Among American Junior College Stu- dents and is a President's List Scholar. 'X , Q Fra' ,My- Name Hometown Classification Major PBFGFHSI Shelley Wolver- ton Philadelphia Freshman Business Adminis- tration Carolyn Moorman and Kenneth Wolverton Beauties I . -J -my -1. 'E eg f- ,, . irfizisirlu mf 'k. 3 T.T J i I ,i . C Vi Name Hometown Classification Major Parentsi Stacie Therrell Philadelphia Sophomore Piano Mr. and Mrs. Jim Therrell ,Wie-1 Beauties 'N-.W , 'mv A Aw Name Hometown Classification Major Parents Stephanie Cope land Newton Sophomore Pre Nursing Max and Hanni Copeland Name: Hometown Classification Major Parents Janet Mowdy Philadelphia Freshman Journalism Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mowdy l H: WL-W.w..,,.A...M,. , ,.. K I i X i -'M-.-.,..,,, P3 .,Q,,,,y..,w-fwfw f as W 1' . MVWM. If ? Q s w,,,,,,,,,,A ,Eu Www ' , ,A , Z f' Name: Hometown Classification Major Parents? Steve Hardy Philadelphia Freshman Liberal Arts Mr. and Mrs. Bob by Hardy Name Hometown Classification Major: Parents: Ken Edwards Philadelphia Freshman Physical Education Mr. and Mrs. Mur- key Amerson ,.,--1 , -v- ' -H... ? sm.. Name: Hometown Classification Major Parents Chris Collins Union Sophomore Liberal Arts Mr. and Mrs. John Collins Eoaus Name Hometown Classification Major Parents: Michael Killen Philadelphia Freshman Business Adminis- tration Mr. and Mrs. Willis Killen K 39 B u t Y Michele Murphy beams with joy as Dr. Smith gives her the Miss Congeniality rose The Eye Of The Beholder If beauty is in the eye of the beholder, then students at East Central have a lot to behold. Our school boasts some of the most beautiful girls in the state, if not in the nation. Evidence of this is seen in the numerous titles which girls on the campus have won - Junior Miss crowns, Most Beautiful crowns, Miss Neshoba County crowns are but a few. Each year in January, the time arrives for the most difficult decision of choosing East Central's Most Beautiful Girl, Most Handsome Boy, and Beauties and Beaus. This year's pageant had 52 contestants entered, and the judges were faced with the dilemma of deciding which young lady was indeed Most Beautiful. Next year when school opens, scores of beau- ties will once again enroll, and East Central's repu- tation as a school full of beauty will remain intact. .-.1 ,. , airs' , 70 . rw, f ' ' - f - 2, 5 .J Z' W -W . .1 - .. 4 l Z , , 4 V f . ,wg A, day, - , sl' ,M. f', C25 M ' M: f N fi if X r e- , L mes 524 W Ti? -V776 Aff f W H . ,, Y . f ,,. f. .fm , .fm . 1 f 1, V' 4.-1 'il 4 Z Q? fb-4 ms- gm -2 Oro O: 35' cn si cn 242 mm ': E. ... J' cn 5 o 7? as .. 2 cn ru The competition was eventually narrowed down to ten semifinalists. They are: Mary Ann Gray, Chiquita Jones, Stephanie Copeland, Emily Tingle, Lisa Dearing, Su- san l-laralson, Shelley Wolvertoon, Janet Mowdy, Stacie Therrell, Michele Murphy. Second Bow: David Lott, Chris Collins, Doug Woodward, Ken Edwards, Mike Courtney, Mark Fulton, John Thomas, Steve Hardy, Michael Killen, Paul Radi- gan. i 5,4 r 40 8 zf 5 i gi ' i 3 , A Entertainment a Rf. E . ' is z. E? Gayle Gatewood thnlled the crowd with Hit With A High Note and Watch Me Bounce iuvedf M M 'wfmwwe Speclal Guest Gary Jolly showed why he is in de- mand throughout the South with a song which he Composed --il 9 Eddie Smith performed a splendid impromptu X rf E af Xejejzftanceon CJCS gr rysfpiarw Winners in the 1987 East Central Beauty Pageant are: Row 1 - Stephanie Copeland tBeautyl, Mary Ann Gray fMost Beautifull, Shelly Wolverton tBeautyl, Janet Mowdy tBeautyl, Stacie Therrell lBeautyl, and Mi- S SKWNWSWQ chele Murphy tMiss Congenialityl. Row 2 - Chris Collins tBeauJ, Doug Woodward tMost Handsornel, Ken Edwards fBeaul, Steve Hardy tBeauJ, Mike Killens tBeaul. Wendy Smith Showed her talent as She Sang East Central S very own Michele Chaney en he, rendmon of My Favorite Thmgs tertained the crowd white the judges made their difficult decisions Q N Special thanks goes to Mr Bruce Peterson who helped stage the contest Mrs Leesa Graham who organized the pageant and Mr Ovid Vickers who emceed b 1 : ' 5 i , i ik 1 , A? Q S s s Q 4 X . ' I ' ' si - W f X gk Me f ' ' H -5 5 'Q ' - 1 ff f 5 2 I 1 .. 1 23: ,. q li 'v is -l 5 1 , +' A ,. is A 1 ln, , .4 ,. x i F XV, vc I . 3 fi' '- K e .e N ef - I .' ' S? , ' ' , gi 2 Q ,7 ,Y if 5 2 f 1, I I ,. W t -V Q in r . f 3 E t . ,ff X Q X s ' ,210 S if .K I f ' s E , I - V. Q 9' . I K ' t ' li St V L , -1 f Q . C 1' 4 , , f, Q 3 l 3 , -' If - ' . . H . . ,, 4 . . . Y I f ' ' ir ZF f- 'Mn 5 ,V 5 .' x M-A Wt, V .,: I -HJ New-' 7 l ggi, ff.. , ll , f rf K V U . K gf .- ...QE Y' N p 4 XS K , cg: 1 , 5 s ' H 5 r 5 wi A X 5 Z .. fux. 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X f I The 1987 edition of WHO'S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN JUNIOR COLLEGE includes the names of twenty-two students from ECJC. These students were selected on the basis of their outstanding leadership on the campus during their two years here. Not only were I these students recognized as campus leaders in extra-curricular activities, I but leaders in academic achievement, service to the community, and I potential for continued success. ttsy I , A. ? :if Mg, , , 5 6 I Q-f....,,x X -.XQ Nominations for this high honor are made each year by faculty, administrators, and stu- dents. Final selections are made by an anony- mous committee, the membership of which rotates yearly. Being chosen for membership in WHO'S WHO is indeed a high honor and is coveted honor among junior college students across the nation. ECJC is fornunate to count among its student body twenty-two young adults who are worthy of this honor. I O O tl' - Q M ' ' H f K S Wilhiwiwni 'M W wt ,- at-W I . ,t , ,,, W, 2 :V in .71v , V, A ef? ,I yn V K I - 9 v i f w l A gg g of I t dtl rc 1 I I W2 1 .... 4, 0' Scott County: Mary Ann Gray George Fisher Barbara Jones Bridgett Bobbitt 47 'FW' - -riff! QB X EX I rf 1 9 , , , ' ' ' , Mu 1986 . . . Baptist Student Union Music and ECJC's Best The highest honor awarded to a student at East Central Junior College is the ECJC Hall of Fame. It is the desire of every serious student to be among the select few who are chosen for membership in the Hall of Fame. Selection to the Hall of Fame is made by nominations from students, faculty, and admin istrators. After being nominated a student's x-'QQ Doug Woodward Louisville Mississippi . . . Varsity basketball . . . Phi Theta Kappa lPres1- dent 1986-87J Sigma Sigma Mu Tau fPres1- dent 1986-875 President s Council . . Alpha Theta Election Committee 2 years . Freshman Favonte Secretary of SBA Who s Who Among American Junior College Students . Most Handsome 1987 . Doug IS an excellent student a good athlete and a fine representative of ECJC He is always pleasant and cooperative and exerts a positive influence on peers in a quiet dignified way - ECJC faculty qualifications in the areas of scholarship lead- ership and citizenship are assessed by a com- mittee made up of faculty and students. Even committee members do not know who is cho- sen until Awards Day when the names of the Hall of Famers are revealed by the President of the college. Wendy Kay Smith Decatur Mississippi . Wamor Corps ECJC Marching Band Con- cert Band Musical Cast . Dinner Theatre Worship Chairman . BSU Singers . ECJC Choir . . Treasurer of Phi Theta Kappa Acting Award 1986 Who s Who Among American Junior College Students . . Soloist at numerous college functions Wendy IS a young lady who shows great character in her attitude toward herself toward life and toward school She IS a true Joy to have ln a class a real searcher for knowledge ECJC faculty Qi Chrls Colllns Unlon Mlsslsslppl Student Body Assoclatlon Presldent 1987 Chalr man of Presldent s Councll 1987 Colle glans Wamor Corps Drscrphne Com mlttee Electron Commlttee Absentee Appeals Commlttee Chess Club lntra mural Athletlcs Phl Theta Kappa Dean s Llst Presldent s Lust Who s Who Among Amencan Junlor College Students Baptlst Student Unlon Chns IS among the frlendllest most cooperatlve and most eager students l have ever taught l'le IS a young man wlth a strong sense of dlrectlon and he has ambltlon not only for himself but for hrs state Chrls wlll bnng credlt on East Central ln the future ECJC faculty , , g can u I I u.. so l ' - I ..- o I ' - , ..- . . 0 an - ,,, 4'- W , s a .fo ' - 45.2 ' Q.. -0' g u on. ' , , Q 1 o I .fn 0 0 0 ... g 0 xx I' can gg o 0 0 I I 0 l , 0 c I no U ' I 0 Q 0 0 ' ll lf 0 s Susan Wllhamson Phlladelphla Mlsslsslppl Wamor Corps Vlce Presldent President of Phl Theta Kappa Member of President s Councll Treasurer of Student Body Assoclatlon Dmner Theatre Cast 1986 Centralette l'lomecom College Students Electron Committee Dean s Llst Presldent s Llst Sigma Slgma Mu Tau Band Councll ECJC Players Freshman Class Favonte Beauty Intramural Sports 2nd Place ln Talent Show Susan IS always dependable and presents an excellent Image for ECJC She sets an excellent example for others ECJC faculty i ing Court . Who's Who Among Arnerican Junior Patncla Rives Carthage Mlsslssnppl . . Mu Alpha Theta . . . Phl Theta Kappa . . Intramural Sports . Varslty Basketball Student Worker Who s Who Among Amencan Jumor College Stu- dents . . . Dean sLlst Scholar . . . Pre-Med Major . . Nominated for Academic All Amencan . . Patn- cla IS one of the most mature students l have ever worked wlth She IS outstanding a leader makes wlse use of her time and IS a credlt to the school We need more like her - ECJC faculty if 512 as Another Fnday night and no dates A Marcus comes back from the dead he must have smelled food Ashley loudly refuses to continue actlng an thus awful play Getting Involved In Theatre A the world is a plays a part Shakespeare II ' stage and each man 1 1 'yi O 1 'z'f 3? .ij I, at :af Q M Oh what tangled webs we weave when we first try to deceive. This quote was given new meaning in the play Not my cup of Tea star- ring Stacie Therrell, Michelle Mur- phy, and Roxanna Manning. Amy Pouncey, Boyd Germany and Conny York put their wonderful acting talents to use in Director's Dilema. Z' Three Plays . . . A Winning Combination Rightg Stacie Therrell marvels at Ftoxanna's plan to kill their mother, Michele Murphy. Belowg The Devil, alias Marshall Watkins, tries to convince Renee Thaggard that he must have this soul. , fi t g , it p 4 I rx fi X WI :wwf Z2 JH, M 105 i YQ! ,Q6 Q ,. X, , -ii . ff! ' f k ff w WM f' f Cy .' f f Za .X S f 'Z ZW! :ff f ff f :ff f, f f ,P KA, y 7 ff? ' WM -fp-L, mf f ,- ,L ,H . mwamf.f5:4 ax ,,.,,,,!l, ,,Q,,yz+.:.,g. , 4?Q,ff42,,4Q9! W4-727 , jfv Ar- 'M VY 'ZH ,gb 1 S: M ,Qg ,f GW 325:-3' ' 1, . mf 5 4. if Ol 0 PK'-Hmq, QM. f ,YV sy .U I Q11 1' x Q7 Q64 , 4 Ab b '1 9: J f 1 I V Q Q 4 2? 6' .-, 4,5 vf D Q V ' X, ,, 1.56 Q , A . lf. ' , A :fy-W I A1.: Q, y '- Ji 5A . ??, 651 if, - f 'Q ' - Q 4 A b f . U is-g - - 'N A 1 LH , ' - , X ,ii A, 4 ' ' : -A ' ' 1 -' 'f' 'iff 15m M --1. -.M ww gy., '75 3' ' 'Q 4? 'i ,, X . 'A4'.,p'f X,-uv I - wa .N , . .. 1 - gem. 5 5 'an 'mA U 5 P 14555 4 5.5 14 2 l V'l 5 L Q ,- QT A. 4 L 5 1515 A Class Act Hello Doll One of the highlights of the school year is the spring musical. For 1987, Director Bruce Peterson chose the perennial favorite HELLO DOLLY. After the choice was made, and after the difficult task of casting was completed, the long hard hours of rehearsal began. The end result, however, would be worth the effort when, on opening night, cast, crew, production assistants and parents watched the curtain rise on a successful production. Concert Band Members: Marsha Stovall, Dwayne Moore, Steve Hardy, Michael Cloud, Phillip Roland, Marcus Hannah, Scottie Chunn, Amy Parker, Tammy Copeland, Bud Johnson, Jim Wolverton, Teto Harrell, Douglas Clemons, Randy Boyd, J.C. Ford, Daphne Tadlock, Eugene Cliburn, Dan Cumberland, Jeff Neal, Eddie devroede, Tambra Rushing, Judy King, Melanie Huffman, Kinsey Goldman, Wanda Held, Richard Smith, Gem Harrison, Amy Pouncey, Patsy Mims, Boyd Germany, Stacy Lundy, Canoy Weaver, Wendy Smith, Camille Williams, Eles Daugherty, Renee Thaggard, Meschelle Jacobs, Sheila Goodwin, Terry Coward, Janet Cau- sey. Cast of HELLO DOLLY: Marshall Watkins, Doreen Ryals, Boyd Germany, Susan Haralson, Brandon Herd, Renee Thaggard, Chuck Hinson, Amy Pouncey, Michael Miller, Tammy Cov- ington, Gem Harrison. Jazz Band Members: Michael Cloud, Marsha Stovall, Stacie Therrell, Scottie Chunn, Dwayne Moore, Teto Harrell, Jim Wolverton, Douglas Clemons, Randy Boyd, Boyd, Germany, Eddie deVroede, Stacy Lundy, Jeff Neal, Canoy Weaver, Dan Cumberland, Patsy Mims, Bud John- son, Amy Pouncey. fave If ss-1 X nan. X 1986-87 was a busy year for the Collegians. This group started in the fall with seven new members and with high hopes for the year. Led by Mr. Thomas Carson, the Colle- gians performed two concerts Members of the 1986-87 Collegians: Chris Col- lins, Chuck Hinson, Boyd Germany, Tom Carson tDirectorl, Eddie devroede, Jim Wolverton, Mi- chael Miller, Dewayne Moore, Gem Harrison, Mi- on campus as well as at many area club meetings and high schools. During the second semester, the group toured throughout the district per- forming for hundreds of pro- spective students. chelle Chaney, Scottie Chunn, Kimberly Martin, Gene Cliburn, Stacie Therrell, Ftoxanna Manning, and Renee Thaggard. Stacie Therrell demonstrates how to Walk Like an Egyptian. ...I ,, Second semester technicians are Steve Hardy and Jeff Neal. qi. ,., ,. , Second year member Roxanna Manning is shown here practicing When I Think of You. riff!! in j ,.,, .. ,, A . l l l 3r r 1 vu r Sophomore Chris Collins excites the crowd with Twist and Shout. r Bear, Michelle, and Renee try to calm down before a concert. l 1.-nun Y ' 'Sf ,.,,. 'V 'ww' , W P ,lfli ,..mw, i First semester sound, lighting, and equipment technicians: Bud Johnson, Paul Busby, Patrick Nash and Jamie Nance, t Kimberly and Stacie rehearse their dance routine for 'When I Think of You. 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If . -A 4 --5 if l-e A- H- e . mln fxk A .5 . 5. 6. gif, Q ghgvbrvnx .. .,.,M,., I get B 3 E5?iHg'i,,1jQf112,ff with it 11 2-:L-1u253-on we '- -mu, ..... .. ...J ,M it . - ,, 2...- The 1986 Football Season Was An Uphill Battle For Respect A The 1986 Warrior football season was a profile in courage and determination as they played what a tough 14-7 decision. EC was now 1-5 with four 'R River Junior College and again played well but lost had to be the most difficult schedule in the state. The season started with a trip to Northwest Junior College where the Warriors lost a hard fought 29- 14 decision to a Ranger team that would be na- tionally ranked before the season ended. The next week found the Warriors playing at home against Gulf Coast, a perennial power house in the South Division. EC battled to the finish but came up short 10-6. The Warriors next traveled to East MS and picked up their first victory of the season by defeating the Lions 24-14. The fourth game of the season pitted the Warriors against Co-Lin in Wes- son. lt was a typical EC - Co-Lin slug-fest with Co-Lin coming out on top 20-14. As the season neared the halfway point, The Warriors enter- tained the Eagles of Hinds Junior College and watched the Eagles fly away with a 19-7 win. With the season half over, the Warriors found them- selves staring at a 1-4 record even though they were playing well. As the warriors entered the second half of the campaign they traveled to Pearl games remaining and the chances for a winning season were beginning to look slim. The Warriors then showed everyone what they were made of. They defeated MS Delta 21-7 and then on Home- coming knocked off Jones Jr. College 14-10. After traveling to Southwest Junior College where they skinned the Bears 15-10 the Warriors were 4-5 with one game remaining. And what a game that would bel The foe was none other than ltawamba Junior College, the North Division Champs. The game was played on the Warrior field but the sounds of the leather popping could be heard all over the state. lt was a vicious, hard-hitting battle with neither team willing to give an inch to the other. lt was truly a classic confrontation and when the dust finally settled, the Warriors had upset the Indians 11-3. With this victory the War- riors not only evened their record at 5-5 but also gained the much deserved respect they had been seeking. if 'Q 'hA'.. 1 it mil I V if ,t --ff. lg riff., ' . ' K f' ,. Abi' 1 4- ,gow , 1 if Al 1 if 'M 3 I 3 ,,....-me? it Q 4 we in 1 fr ,M ' 'P 1 , Q IIE 9 1 4 I ,I ,,.f ,, - i ,,. , fm7'-fxyfzsn 'ln '11 , f 4 ,. W 6 lbelowl Coaches Kilpatrick and Trlplett call the signals as lleftj 433, Marvin Pearson, finds daylight, .l, Warrior GI Nathaniel escape. VARSITY FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD Opp. ECJC 29 Northwest 14 10 Gulfcoast 6 14 East Miss 24 20 Co-Lin 14 19 Hinds 7 14 Pearl River 7 7 Miss Delta 21 10 Jones 14 10 Southwest 15 3 ltawamba 11 enn Coghlan 111663 pulls down the opposing foe as Grace H1751 rushes in to make sure he doesnt 4, .5 iff! lima Si.. Warrior Marvin Pearson takes a dive to avoid oncoming defensive Iinemen. me W., I R394 lwwww 'WUX XXX X QNX Quarterback Orlando Vaughn and releases the plgskln for a wands up for the throw long pass The ECJC Warrior offense is stopped short by the Delta defense. Issac Harris receives the football and goes for the goal. y 7 4' 'W if m y W , ' 217 lf! 557 fu la iafkwipq M The WARRIOR defense closes in. Sedrick .Jordan uses fancy foofwork Cedrick Nichols 14253 is aided on de- to escape the grappling clutches of fense by Angelo Smith C3535 and Eric the defense to run 73 yards for a TD. Bailey M847 L NAME Orlando Vaughn Henry Kinsler Willie Thames Mike Brown Verandel Irons Dewan Salter Mike Killen Chris Hemphill Sedrick Jordan Arthur Johnson Mecridric Calloway Cedric Nichols Kelvin Lyons Ricky Anderson Torrie Farrell Marvin Pearson Jerry Hughes Malcolm Clay Jessie Nelson Travis Graham Darryl Cook Bryant Carter Miles Porter Henry Coleman Mike Sewell Issac Harris Vincent Stewart Jett Schloemer Busty Bagley Angelo Smith Tim Sattinger Frank Jackson Allen Williams Steve Dean Undray Young William Constant Dale McNair Glen Coghlan Brad Breland Scottie Love Paul Heard Kennith Sears Nathaniel Grace Kendal Sullivan Mickey McMillan Wayne Kennedy Ken Edwards Flon Williams Carl Porter Miller Elchelberger Eric Bailey Jerry Leonard Alvin Henry East Central Football Team POS. QB TB CB WH K OB P WB FIB BB BB CB FS WF? WF? FB TE SS CB CB LB LB FB S WB TE FIB C LB LB C LB OG LB DT OG OG LB OT DT OT OT NT OT DT DT TE WF! TE DE DE TE DE HT 5'11 5'10 6'0 5'10 5'8 6'2 6'3 5'9 6'2 5'11 5'9 5'11 6'0 6'0 6'0 5'11 6'2 5'10 5'6 6'0 6'0 6'0 5'10 6'2 5'11 5'1 5'9 6'2 6'3 5'10 6'3 6'0 6'1 6'2 5'11 5'11 5'9 6' 1 6'3 6'2 6'0 6'5 5'11 6'3 6'6 6'1 6'4 5'11 6'3 6'1 6'0 6'2 6'0 WT 190 180 170 170 170 208 175 170 220 190 185 180 180 175 180 215 190 190 165 168 195 225 185 180 175 190 205 215 200 205 265 240 256 210 250 245 220 205 275 270 250 270 235 320 275 255 225 175 195 205 205 210 215 HOMETOWN Mobile, AL Demopolis, AL Louisville Carthage Philadelphia Evergreen, AL Philadelphia Louisville Noxapater Forest Philadelphia Morton Philadelphia Conehatta Walnut Grove Troy, AL Louisville Union Morton Noxapater Carthage Louisville Morton Louisville Tuscaloosa, AL Demopolis, AL Forest Newnan, GA Trussville, AL Hetlin, AL Clearwater, FL Cedartown, GA Demopolis, AL Little Flock Noxapater Tuscaloosa, AL Decatur Madden Union Louisville Hetlin, AL Philadelphia Evergreen, AL Leroy, AL Lake Slidell, LA Philadelphia Louisville Morton Louisville Tuscaloosa, AL Slidell, LA New Orleans, LA CLASS F F F S F S F S F S F F S F F F S F F F F F F F F S S F S F F F F F F F F S F F F S F S F S F F S F S F S - 4-1 r . 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Q 1 V ' , t .- - M, Members of the 1986-87 ECJC marching band are: Flutes - Michelle Jacobs, Eles Daugherty, Clarinets - Amy Parker, Judy King, Deloris Mullensg Saxophones - Boyd Germany, Canoy Weaver, Patsy Mimsg Trumpets - Scott Moore, Scottie Chunn, Amanda Cassel, Bud John- son, Jim Wolverton, Tobias Pace, Teto Harrell, Brian Talbot, Randy Boyd, Chip McVay, Horns - Richard Smith, Kinsey Goldman, Gem Harrison, Trombones - Eddie Devroede, Jerry Spivey, Jeff Neal, Dan Cumberlandg Baritones - Eugene Cliburn, J.C. Ford, Daphney Hill- man, Tubas - Kevin Thompson, Phillip Roland, Percussion - Julian Greer, Danny McPhail, Steve Hardy, Calvin Young, Dwayne Moore, Tommy Wallace, Marcus Hannah, Michael Cloud, Marsha Stovall, Michelle Chaney, Roxanna Manning: Rifles - Wendy Smith, Douglas Clemons, Melanie Huffman, Angie Sawyer, Flags - Tambra Rushing, Tammy Copeland, Delaine Strait, Amy Pouncey, Amy Crawford, She- lia Goodwin, Bettye Johnson, Linda Bryan, Tina Stokes, Margo Freenyg Centralettes - Susan Williamson, Michelle Murphy, Wanda Held, Jennifer Russell, Joyce Moore, Julie Adams, Vicki Arthur, Lori Clark, Kathy Culwell, Lisa Dearing, Janet Mowdy, Emily Tingle, Stacie Therrell, Tina Walker, Lee Ann Willis, Cindy Watkins, Janet Winstead: Drum Major- Renee Thaggardg Manager- Patrick Nash, Director - Thomas Carson. 1 :Ye ESESSSSXS sseesssess 3 Q32 W xxx xv CXXX Nmfrs.iz,s.2.m.f:q.N.-',.s-.m:,:::sess isa, 'seg -15,15 -V - 'YXESSSFQQ N ..,, N QQX - 'VIN 'I 'Q Sq:-J.- X N x X 'x Sgxlfxmi Xi . New X ssissksts .pq Ss S sz isgssssss 5 - ' 5 X- XM QQ X X, NI w X1 is 20 ar 'f .J S s f- k .3f. ' X Esssisgsgs mgssggmt , A we , Marching Band N I The Pride Di ECJC Band Council members are: Wendy Smith, Rifle Cap- tain: Scottie Chunn, Captaing Scott Moore, Captain: Susan Williamson, Centralette Captaing Renee Thag- gard, Drum Maiorg Julian Greer, Percussion Captain: Boyd Germany, Gaptaing Tambra Rushing, Flag The ECJC Warrior lvlarching Band Begins A New Era ln Excellence The year was 1986 - the topic was growth of the Warrior band. Much en- thusiasm prevailed before it was an- nounced that the band of 1986 would be one ot the biggest ever. Director Tom Carson was enthusiastic as he in- vited many interested students to try- out for the much sought after slots. When all was accounted for there were about 73 members of the Warrior's lvlarching Band. No one was disappointed as the per- formances were eagerly awaited dur- ing the halftime intermissions of the football games. The Centralettes, the Flags, and the Rifles added much to the overall halftime performance. lt was evident that much hard work had gone into the preparation of each performance. -me, Showing their gatoring abilities the Centralettes SCOUY ChUflfl - an 0UtQ0lVlQ leadef in the band- get down! A . in I 'W 0'-tts'-.s for was N. LJ 8 mi. .. K X :Q 9 N, X. X Q 4 5 'X Long hours of practice finally led to the sparkling performances given by the Centralettes at halt time. Members of these squad are. ffro t ' n rowl Kathy Culwell, LeeAnn Willis, Janet Winstead S . . . usan Williamson tcaptaini, Janet Mowdy, Stal cle Therrell, Cindy Watkins. tback rowj Jennifer Russell, Vi k' ' ' ' c i Arthur, Lori Clark, Lisa Dearing, Julie Adams, Tina Walker, Joyce Moore, Wanda Held, Michele Murphy, Emily Tingle. ...x....x................l Y I, xlxr I - iffy, . 17-ff'-1 : , uw. 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WARRIOR BAND, LEADER IN CAMPUS SPIRIT Cheerleaders for the 1986 football season were Beverly Stovall, Jennifer Young, Vickie Wilson, Sharrell Rose, Carla Germany, Melissa Thrash, and Chele Wolverton. it 519 MQ V ,- .,, L+, ig, wr? The Cheerleaders, Centralettes, and Chief ham it up for the camera. The Chief, Paul Ridigan, added spirit to the pep rallies. 93211,-'W' Hein- ' .6 ' :r -: 3 Y , . r-.A A -' M -femur' r ' KK B! N i i 1 ll is ww mimi wjzgfff MWF l ,,.i,',, ,Ex.,'i i li ww.. V- ' HOVV 'BOUT THEM WARRIORS? Pep rallies became a growing popu- lar way to spend Thursday afternoons preceding Saturday Night games. One could find Warrior fans gathered to- gether on the mall to show support for the football team and to wish them luck on the upcoming game. lf weather was precarious, the rallies were moved inside to the Activity Center Gymnasi- um. The most popular form of pep ral- lies proved to be those centered around bon fires. The Warrior spirit in everyone was set free as the whoops and hoIlars could be heard echoing through the streets of Decatur. The cheerleaders, along with the warrior chief were responsible for initi- ating warrior spirit during pep rallies. The football team was represented each week by la couple of chosen play- ers who spoke some well-chosen words. But the main theme of let's Stomp 'Em always prevailed. Other highlights of the pep rallies in- cluded: the Centralettes performing a well executed dance to the Warrior Marching Band, under the direction of Tom Carsong and the weekly selection of the most supportive club or organi- zation attending each pep rally. Everyone was encouraged to attend the rallies - not only as a show of support for the athletes and coaches, but also as an example of that growing ECJC loyalty. ECJC's students really let that spirit shine! Scottie Chunn and the drummers prepare the crowd for The Warrior . The centralettes prepare to encourage the foot- ball team with a little legwork . wi. 1. M WW! yy if ff, fflf Team Tracy Stuart Tncsa Rives Barbara Jones Faye McDonald Paula Harrison Sonya Horton Regina Amos Delous Gruffrn Melrssa Jummerson Tracy Donald Wynne Stnblrng Yolanda Gull Manager Pam Elcnelberger Mfg Regrna Amos has the game plan for two added points as Barbara Jones and Delors Gnffun posrtron for a rebound 76 4 1 , ilu? K -van ff, Air' X! 023' 'V ff ff 2 X, f XX Wi MQW ' Y XQ., I ' km: Xfesaw. il ' Wx' 'itil ,X , X, gb . X . . S- : . N X Q., 5 C , 1 Y - D x4 M lu. Q CD Q . DJ I . . 7 1-0- . - U fn - - l l sm, X i ' x - - .... . N- 4 ' 'xx ' . . A .. Q .wa-M --is 552 'km h.-F N ...N .e,, - he hvgv A .. ..,., ..h..: . .hi , Xa Q xx .. 1 1 -- N Eu M ' llvwlmk , S Q' -T x Q is Fe' N 1 , K ' ,, 1 1 fl A . '- 'N , p , .W K ' X XM X I X e T- L . . -4 Y KM, N , w 1 KS - ,xmgfxsw ,w-A T , I., asa bye-W -. N L T T f' 5 ' Sa 'A . W, . f: X . 1 e-rQ fl. Q 5 - , .Q N. , . Q,-wx ' 'W A' LSTRA? ,' , ru M ,QQX 1, V 2 ri . x 1 L K gg we 'L -: 4 ik'-LX N , 1 by V '-SA ...v ' r A -4' ' 'Q X in .fu ga . . . s X ' ' 1, A CTT X X 5 is 5 5 ' ,l K KN 'Y' fb I ke J MW-M ' m' --nf 'Q-I 'X ' img ... Tracy Stuart sets up offense agannst the East Mrss Lady Lrons Players Give Best Effort , Q y ,iii Strenuous Daily Practices Z, ?m Qb'L',j.L2 3 y Separate Players From The 3 ' E U I Pest Gt The Pack I Tracy Donald looks inside for a rob pass to Melissa Jimmerso gli ff Wynne Stribling hopes to add two points in the win Coach Pace calls a time out to discuss defensive Q tClkJ.ClIge. tegy. Gil is Sr. sci . is ivan.-1-fii ' V At.. rt? X Tracey Stuart Paula Harrison Patricia Rives t f - , ., --.,, . f., ,.,,.., 6 t ,.t,r,,,., t.,,: A Z ll ,f 67 ,rrr x 4126 1 4 A ' ' W2 led rr,, 1 . ,wh , f V swf' ,. H .f v f' i i, - P . 1 A .. at 2 Q if 1' 4 , x i f .-.sign ft ' .,,, 2 - Q - H' ' i ' Wfwa, Z N t , ,,, r J -f ' 71? H f , .,.,, , WL- vyfm , :Q f -.x,..a gf: - 1 '-,wx N 9: MQ is . 1 , i sq r W seg Coach Pace sends Delores Griffin in with specific instructions on how to handle the Utica press A 'J Early November on the ECJC campus signals not only the beginning of cold weather but the approach of a new sports season. For those who are basketball fans, Novem- ber means excitement as the teams prepare to open an- other season. Basketball at EC means many things to many people: To faculty and staff, sitting in the comfortable warm gym offers an opportunity to socialize while enjoying the game. To students, it provides a welcome break to study and class schedules. To families of the players, the season continues a tradition of traveling to see sons and daugh- ters play. To the coaches, it means a great deal of work and worry but a sense of accomplishment when the teams perform well. Yes, basketball means many things to many people, but to all people who support the Warrior teams, basketball means excitement. There is nothing like a last minute shot which sends the game into overtime or a quick steal to go ahead by two points. Basketball is a part of ECJC that continues to grow in importance each year. Faye picks a strange time to take a rest. 'r iv J, Az 4 I if ,f 1 , if, . 'M Zag Q 2 ' ? Wow 'K' - , . ' J , w rt . W -' , -M -'-- fSP'2V,.1f1 , . i f- fi: ., . ... -...::Q..,. .,.-W1 f-mf '71 -412' , ' , - ' Q , ' - f ' X 7 .5 7' ztygl gmjpf wtf Q Yi f Qjglj-rl' . ' a -t fff -at 4- Q - . ' f 1 I ' Mi!! 2 ff-fy .55 L' ,, Q Ag' ' ,W ,,g:+- I . ' fi'-' . .,: ' 'Zz J - ,Q .. Faye McDonald Tracy Donald Regina Amos 79 Wynne Stribling Yolanda Gill Managers: Tina Nunn Michele Gray QI gjwf V ,J...,.. ,f rg. W MW, W X Mg yy w Lffw 1 .W f 1 M A , f I 3 .A .' 'fu V m...,fj 5,192 ,555 ,A 11 5,5 ' xl, l ' 1, we - 1 51: Lia .nf,.1,..M ez u mmm as .hsiimi ww. ,. i .ma Barbara Jones J' lx -AL 4 P' ri i EC girls scrap for a rebound against Hinds. I j fx :J ls? UNK il f Ruby Carter My X I 'ffli The L I ' ,4'-'ff' J , 451, . Q W f, Q.'Q': ,. Delores Griffin a ,f Melissa Jimmerson Barbara looks on in amazement as the refer- ee calls Delores for charging. UI f X., iv Q, J K Q ,NN AN W A N, , :S W, , N AQ Q1 m , 2 V rf g,,M r .h '- - Teammates QW ' 45 Terry Hoskins Larry Robinson Lindsey Hlllie Gar Anderson . Davild Lott 3 W Glenn Robinson X qiqzvi y Rodney Murreu' CUTIE AST mmf Arness Georgetown 4 H Q. Bryne Drummond i N Greg Wells j jk A Joe Jones .f f- r ..,,, 2 Q, .,,, ., Q4 v., Randy Fullingron G A Doug Woodward 'QQWZV Z A' H , Patrick Lumen Y 5: X ,.,,. df ' M .1 COHCIW V f-f zf--1 Jrr ilr X G Larry Gressett W' 9 AS QQ AM 'wf ' W -N QW , ,gf gs' N 3 , 1 if? I 5M 1 82 Terry Hoskins and Patrick Luttrell miss the rebound against Pearl River despite their best effort. Gary Anderson blocks offensive shot by a Pearl River player. 'Il' vias, A , ' s '1' ii l 'K VVARFTICDFK TEAIVI TAKES IT T0 THE I-IUCDP Randy Fullington fights off the defense on the rebound. Starting his move, Greg Wells, No. 25, receives the pass from Amess Georgetown, No. 24. ,M-ll' fi T M Gary Anderson, No. 15, and Terry Hoskins, No. 14, help back- side as Patrick Luttrell, No. 23, fights for defensive position. Patrick Luttrell waits for the pass from teammate Georgetown for an attempted pass inside to Randy Fullington posting up. ' ,j ,J f Ma S fy I '34, 1 vga-4, Ca-SA, 5? i 1 'n 5,1 f 73 ff f Day: Lottfa -' dk ., ,', 1 X 91 ,. -gn-:lull -r Byrne Dr m on - erry Hoskms S V ' I V' an . f r' QP i E , I Y ,-S 2 Z' Randy says: Hey, Joeg let go! I've got it! ,,,.v ' If . A A z fV 1-gn? I '21, Amqerson f' Q,,444f4f yu 91123 3? ,344 an Q frw .. wh . -1, I 4-An.. Arness. Georgetown ww ' Greg Wells e I -i 1 Q! 'QW Q 5, u 1 I Gary Anderson, No. 15, came off the bench against Jones to lead the Warriors to an outstanding comeback. Here he tips in a rebound off a shot by Joe McGowan. Coach Larry Gressett, in his second year as Warrior Coach, stands in front of the Warrior trophy case before a game. Gressett emphasized team spirit, effort, and enthusiasm as he led the team through the 86-87 season. .awww VX gb ss t ' f or ' '.': .-EINHLS-+ - N v 4 fest-t 87 Spirit Cn Court The basketball cheerleaders represent East Cen- tral at all of the home games. This eight-member group leads cheers and chants and encourages school spirit. The Warrior Chief, Paul Radigan, enter- tains the crowds with his enthusiastic performances. Each girl enjoys being able to support the basketball program and considers it an honor to represent East Central. The basketball cheering squad is sponsored by Mrs. Kathi Jetcoat. 9.fw lv mn.-f X hx O O ffm ,A til S -Wit M W1 X Basketball Cheerleaders Flow 1: Debbie Love Kathy Culwell Cindy Watkins Melissa Thrash Ftow 2: Amanda Cassel Paul Fladigan Jennifer Russell Not Pictured: Jennifer Young BQZQQQC' fx aww 421 l ' M, ., ws? R ir... ., it , A YM rx, .3 QX fff X!! fwaklfl .313 .I W, 4s x, ,I ,. A 858178 4' 'f r W F96 fl . I Y, Y:- f I I I 7, 9 r 2 A , 3 I jd, W T , 5, , am .4 -M. , X + mv' WL , -' M, . QL - 'Eg . tr r 5 ft' '- -:., i, 1. . 7 if t Q.. fs, 90 Monday Wednesday Tuesday Saturday Monday Thursday Tuesday Saturday Monday Wednesday Tuesday Thursday Tuesday Saturday BASEBALL SCHEDULE 1987 MARCH 2 4 17 21 23 26 31 APRIL 4 6 8 14 16 21 25 28 Pearl River Co-Lin Southwest Utica Hinds Jones Gulf Coast Pearl Fliver Co-Lin Southwest Utica Hinds Jones Gulf Coast Play Offs Start ECJC Baseball A Fresh Start ln '86 A revitalized baseball program was put into effect on the ECJC campus in the fall of 1986. Faced with the possi- ble elimination ot the program, fans and supporters rallied together to keep the program alive. The East Central Baseball Foundation was organized by supporters in the five county area who were willing to work toward that end. The Board of Trustees and the Admin- istration expressed their support of a more vigorous baseball program and took steps designed to accomplish that goal. As an indication of the renewed in- terest in the baseball program, twenty- tive young men participated in fall baseball practice. Coaches Larry Gressett, Flicky Harrison, and Larry Blackburn were pleased with the pro- gress made throughout the fall schedule. ln addition to the new attitude on the part of the players, the field was given a new look as many improvements were made to improve the condition of the playing field. All in all, as the fall session ended, players and coaches looked longingly to the spring and a chance to do it all again. , , UV? ffyff ' 'w Batebalf Pfotfbg, PM Pm, Af EC! :Z L. .1 5:3 f K Y- . 4 34 I. : if Q is V 3- - .yum ,A .K gf ,fn ,A Q , Okay, Q , X4 . X V A . 1 - ki N.. ' , S mf' IX ' Q A A A., I .- Y C ' K ' is , X 5 J ' A v C N ' 1 ,,,vE,.,,, 5143? 1 I 'X X , ,Y . tt V UMW' K f J ' A f ft , -W ,Q nw? .g,,g.,e3N MQ y a , ,. 1 , . Q M M 1 , xx, . ., . K sf-ff . 'few aww , ' - ve -X, , ' ' .1 ff J . 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' V J, 3' 3 4 , , Q l 5 - J . ..-V tag., K M E , , i ky - x , L fr' X' 5 3 'T , ' '-' Q39 f SJ-fVifa,f ' 4 ' 2 A BASEBALL TEAM '87 Gary Cary - Good Hope Patrick Kelly - Morton Chris Hemphill - Louisville Will Sumerall - Morton Verandel Irons - Philadelphia Greg Warren - Forest Mark Fulton - Philadelphia Doug Jones - Philadelphia Jim Sisson - Philadelphia Miles Porter - Morton Myron Gilmore - Carthage Tommy Wallace - Louisville Anthony Triplett - Louisville Mecedric Calloway - Philadelphia John Martin - Monroe, Mich. Terry Moore - Noxapater Shane Sandertord - Philadelphia Steve Johnson - Philadelphia Ryan Hull - Chunky Bonnie Bender - Louisville Bill Hamrick - Newton Rory Willis - Philadelphia Mgr., Tim Pilgrim Not Pictured: Joey Champion Ben Kitchens Jason Thomas Dave Woodtin F , - lb 4 .,,, r.. ,.,,. N, Www , 1 ,,.,,,,. ff -g.,,....z'w' , ,014 sl' XX e969 361 With the coming of spring, the thoughts of young men at ECJC turn to baseball. 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V ge- ' 'fe ,.' -N4 urn , Three - Un - Three Jets 6 - O Stephanie Nichols Lori Wilson Alice Lewis Willie Flush, Coach Alice Dawkins, not Bama 10-O Veronza Petty Richard Basil Darren Quarles Andrell Tabb, not pic. pic. X' Y ff. ight ws ss Y QQ, fl f , W 22 7 , w J , 'S it' , , 4 K if: 2, 335 ' f , tw. ? , 2 , 'l' ll 'l 1 L35 3 .. . , t . , . T WE ...., My sv v f H Ns wwf Teammates Tracey Glass Terry Nichols Sam Lewis Greg Nelson Greg Clemons Veronza Petty Darren Quarles Flichard Basil Willie Sangster, not pic. Andrell Tabb, not pic. Captain Otis Smith Coach Willie Rush SY ,, ,G A, V- vw 7' m? Q52 'X is MXN Z YW ff 1-'L ff ,Q A3 J , , l - ., it 'A V V 1-ff.. - ,,,,, ,vvv f .:.,:1sX,.,.,., ,. , . , .. . -fag i T ,t,,, V rrri .aw if Q '- 'Q ,Bmw Free Agents Take Title Highlight of the fall flag football program came when the Free Agents defeated the Color of Success in the championship game to capture the title. The Agents played a total of eleven games and went undefeated. As a final to the season, the EC champs played the flag football champions from East Mississippi Junior College and de- feated them handily. 95 Rook, a popular game in the Student Center, seems to have the full attention of Stevie Nelson and David Westerfield. During a break between classes, John Martin exhibits his prowess at the pool table. John is only one among scores of EC students who take a turn at the pool tables during the week. A group of students enjoy visiting in front of the juke box as Eleice Luckett has an My early lunch. Food in the Student Center is ' prepared by ARA Services and served by friendly personnel beginning at 7:30 a.m. and ending at 10 p.m. z..., ..,M,.. wwf -f f N it ,, ,- ,.......v-N N.. ,, -- W ,WA .WN-w,,,..- '-M -'- M-f .....w-f-Q.....- i N .- l i X L Easily the most popular place on the East Central cam- pus is the Activity Center. From 8 a.m. until 10 p.m., the Activity Center is the Place on campus. At the top of the list of events are the intramural sports which range from basketball to volleyball to pool tournaments. Commuters grab a quick breakfast before classg physi- cal fitness buffs pump irong friends meet for a friendly game of cards or poolg and always the pick-up basket- ball game continues. Richard Gatewood puts the finishing touches on his Calculus homework before racing off to class. Andrell Tabb whizzes a shot back to an opponent as a friend lends an approving smile. Pingpong is one of East Central's most popular pastimes. Peggy Patrick of Decatur keeps in shape by working out on weights during an off period. Video games occupy vacant time for Shane Bone and Eddie Edwards. Although a relative newcomer to the Activi- ty Center, video games have proved to be among the most popular sports 97 Jeff Neal tries to up his score at Chop Lifter. Jennifer Goldsby and Marsha Livingston ta e up on the latest campus news. l k their morning Coke break and catch WWW s llnugk Q 98 gy vw gkfzf ' 'I 11,7 1X gb FY' Willie Flush come Mk Killen attempts a difficult shot B. J. Johnson prepares to celebrate as I e s in from the cold to prove himself at bench pressing. 'U W QQVMQM M451 ffjtiffnfgafffftffwff f W f Flyan Hull takes his place at the pingpong table where he won the overall Intramural Pingpong Championship. Below: A group of students jam at one of the many dances held in the Activity Center. The weight room is always a busy place as evidenced by Otis Smith's use of the weight machine. I i iivii ii ii 935 Cv-JC 8 I 4 is . 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CURRICULUM CLUBS PUBLICATIONS ..... mm ALCOHOL AWARENESS WEEK RECRUITING STUDENTS 3 FALL FASHIGN REVIEW SxcIuSlvS A CLUB COQKOUTS DINNER THEATER vvlrTrTerS A-af THE DATING GAME - GUEST SPEAKERS lT1QfT1Ql'leS INVITATION gl INDUCTION CREATING FRIENDSHIPS Warrior Corps The Warrior Corps is a group ot students selected to represent East Central Junior College before the public. Each member chosen exhibits loyalty to the school and enthusiasm for the goals of the college. ln all activities at which they represent the college, members of the group reflect the character and integrity with which the Row 1: Tami Hartness, Latonya Lucas, Susan Williamson, Gaye McDaniel, Kathy Culwell, Wendy Smith, Flow 2: Robin Williams, Tammy Copeland, Barbara Jones, LeAnna Lofton, Michele Murphy, af W, ? 2 school is synonymous. Warrior Corps members are neat, courteous, dependable, cooperative, and attentive to the needs of others. They must maintain good scholastic averages, be well-mannered, and must be good articulators. Sheila Clearman, Amy Pouncey, Melissa Thrash, Janet Mowdy, Bridgett Bobbittg Row 3: Shelton Vance, Dennis Russell, Chris Collins, Lee Phillips, Eddie devroede, Warren Alford, Shea Hailey. 6 ? 'lr fir ll 'TW 104 i 1 5 it E395 .ll :llli . .ll rglli ill ll ll ll , IE 4. lilllfl: fi T i Pictured L to R: Susan Williamson, Treasurer, Doug Woodward, Secretary, Steve Nelson, Vice- President, Chris Collins, President. ,,', ' ' A , M I f , If 1 7 . 6432-i':Z' ,y ww' yi W -r vp., np. Q ij. fmffg J . , ,- V,!Vr Y eff ' w ifi .ft . ,M V' Q M 44: -,Mia I? if any .V , V 5 4. ' T X f -' W 77237 n ' '. 3 ' . ' ' E D M X' A ' 1 ' ' f , ,.,f , iv: V fl 1 af. ' - gif gy, I . I 2-Q'Q4'1S , . ' -I f P . 1.-3 ?, s 1 1, W. W .. 'ef1'5', ' it ' 'T W avg? 4 ' ls f Q 14. L Pi- H f t ,, ' ' 3 ' 'F fl Zz ,Y fr ' ' YK 4 .1 'r f' ' r Wk . .f ,, ,ft L W 'E-112.112, . ' 1' K f f-.. P Q 1.2 g Row 1: Chris Collins, Chairman, Scott Moore, Vice Chairman, Gaye McDaniel, Secretary, Bow 2: Dr. Eddie Smith, Tammy Todd, Kim Wolverton, Michele Murphy, Stacie Therrell, Patsy Garrison, Debbie Love, Dean Gene Davis, Row 3: Calvin Young, George Fisher, Tim Parker, Doug Woodward, Eddie devroede, Paul Fladigan, Boyd Germany, Rick Smith. SBA The officers of the SBA serve to better the quality of life on campus. Under the direction of the Dean of Students, the officers also serve as liaisons for all students to the faculty and administration. Some of the activities sponsored by the SBA this year have been a talent show, a midnight breakfast during final exams, and The Dating Game. Presidents Council The Presidents Council was organized during the 1985 school year by Dr. Eddie Smith. Its purpose is to establish better communications between student organizations on campus and the president's office. 105 ,lf X' X. Phi Theta Kappa Returning members are: Linda Roebuck, Scott Moore, Renee Johson, Secretary, Tammy Winstead, Susan Williamson, President, Wendy Smith, Treasurer, Patricia Rives, Charlotte Wells. Row 2: Jack Harrison, Steve Triplett, Robert Valentine, Chris Collins, Carl Porter, Doug Woowardg Kevin Thompson, Row 3: Shelton Vance, Kevin Meador, Chris Hemphill, George Fisher, Bob Weidler, Jeff Wall. The purpose of Phi Theta Kappa is to recognize and encourage scholarship among associate degree students. To achieve this purpose, the honor fraternity provides opportunity for the development of leadership and service, for an intellectual climate to exchange ideas and ideals, for lively fellowship for scholars, and for stimulation of interest in continuing academic excellence. 1,- vw . f - ,M ,mg . 3.-5553, wg sassy' t . I Nita? . . S , 4 5 f'ff.5 iwfg 2 V. ' ..,, T W-.,X..t. .. N t X N ' ll yn l 'f - K - K ' n V ,ef wal . V is? . My A , ,. H A ' - Q? ' Lf. N I S gs. an W ' , ' was tylyi , .f lax ite' A - -46 all ' f 'yr- ' M y ,,,, ,W , 7, ,' f 'Q Dean Tucker was presented an honorary membership in Phi Theta Kappa. Here, Susan Williamson presents the certificate as Dr. Smith looks on. New members are: Meschelle Jacobs, Melanie Huffmang Doris Russell, Renee Thaggard, Melissa Thrash, Tammy Copeland. Row 2: Brenda Dearing, Suzanna Kennedy, Vicki Arthur, Sonya Horton, Bobbie Grey, Jan Holdiness, Marsha Stovall. Row 3: Cynthia Gannan, Sheila 'I06 Goodwin, Danelle Eversoll, Mary Ann Gray, Stephanie Copeland, Michelle Murphy, Julie Adams, Theresa Stroud. Row 4: Mike Wells, Register, Terry Matula, Doug Smith, John Hardin, Dan Cumberland, Jason Thomas. Jeff ,ml 'hmm W , Roxanna Manning, Secretary: Scottie Chunn, Play-Reading Committee Chairman: Boyd Germany, Vice-President, Stacie Therrell, Presidentp Bruce Peterson, Sponsor. Flow 1: Melissa Shirley, Missions Chairmang Tim Parker, President, Canoy Weaver, Publicity Chairman. Row 2: Malissa Nicholson, Social Chairmang Paul Woolery, Outreach Chairman: Don Gann, Sponsor, Wendy Smith, Music Chairman. ECJC Players The ECJC Players provide an opportunity for those interested in dramatics to participate in various types of plays and programs. Bruce Peterson is the sponsor of the Players. Baptist Student Union The Baptist Student Union seeks to reach students for the Christian life through worship, Bible study, missions, conferences, and personal witness. Activities are promoted through the BSU Center near the campus. BSU is under the direction of Don Gann. 107 Alpha Alpha Epsilon Alpha Alpha Epsilon promotes the social and economic welfare of the engineer, stimulates public service in the profession, and promotes unity in the profession. Alpha Alpha Epsilon is sponsored by Dr. Shelby Harris. Phi Beta Lambda Phi Beta Lambda, sponsored by Mrs. Brenda Bynum, is organized for business students. Its purpose is to foster better relationships between students and to foster a better understanding of business principles. 1977 Rowtz Randall Copeland, Scott Moore, President, Phillip Nelson, Suzanna Kennedy, Jason Thomas Row 2: Buddy Lockhart, Richard Risher, Dale Pickett, Social Chairman, Terry Matula, George Fisher, Secretary. Row 3: Kerry Davis, John Stokes, Richard Smith. Treasurer, Carl Sorey, Rusty Foster. Row 4: Kevin Thompson, Carl Porter, Vice-President, Dr. Shelby Harris, Sponsor. Row 1 - Patsy Garrison, President, June Turner, Vice-President, Lee Anna Lofton, Secretary, Tammy Copeland, Treasurer. Row 2 - Patricia Steele, Member at Large CT, Alicia Williamson, Historian, Steve Ware, Member at Large BA, Bobby Kay Smith, Reporter, Debbie Love, Member at Large BT, Darlene McCIendon, Parliamentarian. T08 'T'-1 , Fashion Squad First Year Members - Row 1: Latonya Lucas, Lori Clark, Carol Adkins, Renee Thaggard, Jennifer Humphries. Row 2: Amanda Chamblee, Debbie Love, Narrator, Amy Pouncey, Stephanie Nichols. I Second Year Members - Row 1: Amanda Cassel, Gaye McDaniel. Row 2: Lisa Parker, May Ann Gray, Carla Parker, Sally Johnston, Bobbie Warnsley. The Fashion Squad gives students who are interested in modeling a chance to participate in fashion shows on campus and in the five-county area Members of the squad are selected from students who have had the Introduction to Modeling Class. Mrs. Alice Pouncey sponsors the Fashion Squad. Sigma Sigma Mu Tau Sigma Sigma Mu Tau presents programs on medical opportunities, makes visits to hospitals and obtains information from schools that would be of interest to pre- medical students. Mr. George Mason sponsors Sigma Sigma Mu Tau. Mu Alpha Theta Mu Alpha Theta, sponsored by Mrs. Lois McMullan, seeks to develop a keener interest in mathematics, develop sound scholarship in the subject and promote enjoyment of mathematics among junior college students. 110 1 Doug Woodward, President, Renee Johnson, Vice-President, Melissa Thrash, Sheila Hashimi, Secretary-Treasurer, George Mason, Sponsor. Members not pictured are: Susan Williamson, Kerry Nichols, Meschelle Jacobs, Shea Hailey, and Michele Murphy. Row 1: Vicki Arthur, Marsha Stovall, Meschelle Jacobs, Scott Moore, Vice-President, Suzanna Kennedy, Brenda Dearing, Melanie Huffman, Flow 2: Kim Wilcher, Secretary, Sheila Goodwin, Julie Adams, Seleta Howard, Shelley Wolverton, Melis- sa Thrash. Row 3: Tammy Copeland, Social Chari- man, George Fisher, President, Dale Pickett, Philip Nelson, Danelle Eversoll, Jason Thomas. Row 4: Mrs. Lois McMullan, Sponsor, Richard Smith. Row 5: Kevin Thompson, Treasurer, Marshall Watkins, Jeff Neal, Doug Woodward, Ken Goggins, Kerry Davis, .Robert Valentine, Thurman Harrell, John Stokes. Row 1: Linda Kirkman, Secretary, Daryl Hoye, Treasurer, Wayne Hill, Sponsor. Row 2: Wayne Kennedy, Presidentg Calvin Young, Vice-Presidentg Edward Needham, Chaplain. VICA The purpose of VICA is to foster a wholesome understanding of the functions of labor and management organizations and a recognition of their mutual independence, and to create among students, faculty, and the community an interest in and esteem for trade, industrial, technical and health occupations. VICA is sponsored by Wayne Hill. X , XY im Nt -its X, 1 1, V I-lome 3 it Economics Club Members of the Home Economics Club learn to use ff the tools and techniques of the home economics field ,gf and to stimulate interest in the field. The club is ' C sponsored by Mrs. Alice Pouncey. Student Education Association The Student Education Association was established to give students practical experience in teacher-teacher and teacher-student relations. This organization is sponsored by Miss Lucille Wood. 112 Lori Clark, Reporter: Renee Thaggard, Vice-President: Gaye McDaniel, President: Amy Pouncey, Secretaryg Patsy Mims, Treasurer. Row 1: Ann Wells: Malissa Nicholson, Secretary-Treasurer: Gaye McDaniel: Janet Winsteadp Row 2 Kim Wilcher, President: Tammy Sheppard: Kim Lawson: Jackie Thompson, Vice-President: Pam Elchelberger. Row 3: Missy Gibbs, Melissa Shirley, Tammie Todd: Lucille Wood, Sponsor. Row 4: Dave Woodfin, Marshall Watkins. ' 'X ff-Q27 ' l f Wo-l-le-Lo fm. . , ,, AQ., 1. ff' fy N aw, , wg i ii ,N ', ,Ku K' 4 fi L wsu, A., , The WOHELO staff is responsible for publication of the yearbook. -1 ' 1, The 1986-87 staff has responded to the challenge of providing students 5 with a pictorial memory of their experiences during this school year. lt is the intention of the staff to live up to the meaning of the yearbook wif title WO lworkl HE lheartl LO llovel, since it has taken untold hours of work, a lot of heart, and the entire process has been a work of love. Row 1: Margo Freeny, Suzanna Kennedy, Lucille Lampking Flow 2: Mrs. Carol Vickers, Tammie Todd, Melissa Thrash: Row 3: Canoy Weaver, Denisa Breland, Michael Miller: Row 4: Gene Gliburn, Marshall Watkins, Jeff Boykin, Curtis Comans. Tom-Tom The TOM-TOM, sponsored by Mrs. Carrie Alford, is the official campus newspaper. Staff members gain experience in business as well as in journalism while providing students and faculty with current campus news. '-..f' ,swf 5.1 ff ,y f f is Fe T f m,,?4Q2f fs - Billy Sheilds, Janet Mowdy, Melissa Thrash, Michelle Chaney, Terry Fiasco, Charles Summers 113 PRESIDENT .......... BOARD OF TRUSTEES ADMINISTRATION .... FACULTYISTAFF ..... STUDENTS ....... PCP-TESTS FINAL EXAIVIS BUG COLLECTIONS exclusive TI-IESIS STATEMENTS BCCK REVIEWS winners CI-ASS GITITICERS S 'S SC C S IEIEIELJEEIIQI HALLHQFIZME ITIGITIUIISS FRIENDSI-IIPS CAMPUS LIFE 11 President Leods College ln A New Direction On such a meaningful day as this, what is the message that I should like to convey? Certainly, there is much that could be appro- priately said on such an occasion. However, I would choose to focus my message upon my role as one who has accepted a position of ser- vice to others and to the cause of education. My message is one of commitmentg to our students, to our faculty, our state and nation, and to those elected officials who repre- sent the public trust in providing educational opportunities for our people. On April 30, 1986, the newly-in- augurated President Eddie M. Smith delivered these words to an audi- ence of East Central faculty, stu- dents, family, and friends. As they sat and listened, they probably would never have imagined how far this new young President would take the college in such a short time. Dr. Eddie M. Smith has served as President of East Central Junior College since 1985. An East Central alum- nus himslef, Dr. Smith is the sixth president to serve the college since its beginning in 1928. A man dedicated to serving the students of East Central, Dr. Smith's greatest concern as an administrator is to provide a better ambience for learning and teaching which permits freedom of ex- pression and allows for the un- daunted pursuit of each per- son's interests and career choices. Dr. Smith anticipates a con- tinued growth and curriculum expansion. Under his adminis- tration, the college is headed in a new direction, a direction which makes East Central Ju- nior College proud to have as its President, Dr. Eddie M. Smith. .Y l X as Z' it f ff? -1' I-..sA.ni. 'U ff 41 Qi . Nix .1101 ,A I .. President And Nlrs. Smith rv! l I 1 I . l 6 2 139 A Q, The Board ot Trustees, the policy making body ot East Central Junior College, sets the policies under which the college operates and determines that these policies are followed. lt holds the title to all college property, approves the operating bud- get, and upon recommendation of the President, employs all professional personnel. The Board meets monthly on the second Tuesday and for such special meetings as may be called. lt is com- posed of six members from each supporting coun- ty, tive of whom are appointed by the Board ot Supervisors for staggered five-year terms. The sixth member is the County Superintendent of Education. Henry Hudspeth, Chairman Dr. Eddie M. Smith, President Gilbert W. Brantley, vice-Chairman Seated: J.T. Giles, L.E. Cliburn, Katie Measells, Joyce Harrison, RE. Clark, M.D. Weemsg Flow 2: Henry Hudspeth, Ralph Henry, Boy E. Roberts, Leo Parker, Jerry Nance, Prentice Copeland, Don Howington, Joel Chancelor, Sam Bounds, Plow 3: Ross McDonald, Jerry Moore, Evan Williams, Fred Perkins, James Johnson, Eugene Buntyn, Elton Wall, and Gilbert Brantley. Board Ct Trustees Guides College Toward The '90s Dean of Instruction Dr. Bradford Tucker Dean of Students Gene Davis Business Manager Harvey Trapp Director ot Admissions and Records Raymond McMuiIan Director ot Voc-Tech. Instruction O.L. Newell Asst. Director of Voc-Tech Chester Clark 118 x....,... awww 'X R2 -x its x i D ik Administration Director of Maintenance Clinton Russell iagef, , III'- ' A -4 ir. ,A Director of Phila. Neshoba Voc-Tech. Center Harry Carter Athletic Coordinator A.J. Kilpatrick Director of Public information Terry Gressett Director of Special Services Lawrence Tingle Carrie Alford English Mike Anderson Director of Activities Center JC. Arban Math, Football Coach Laura Baggett Secretary, Business Office Al Bailey Director, Related Studies Program Ginnie Barker Secretary, PhiIa.Neshoba Co. Voc.-Tech, Center Larry Blackburn Carpentry Lillia Briseno Spanish Anne Burkes Librarian Brenda Bynum Business Technology Brenda Carson Director ot Financial Aid Thomas Carson Band Director, Music 120 x 3 Q iii 2 L. 0-:gt E ? ZZ I tinge gin 33 like lm WWW -L. L ., 4: Q ru wma-naman... :HS-a-M L if -Q -Sgr: ,. , X 'M' ' ,. . v c..,,,v. - ,-'f,.:,, ,Q ..., W rg V . Y,.N:..,:,:-, ,, Q ,t . 1.1 K .... l .... . .Q -l2gff1,1: l ff: :W 4 K if . 1 r .,,L is xW i ,sk YE as , rw, E-X sf 9 , je X XM- Q K qs, E K gt Xvi M 2' w x was 'X seq 1 t sw f Q55 N N' ' X4 A 2 Ny, gat , .,.,,.,.k i .5 X 4 l QQ t 2 1 .gf f E -5 M Joe Clark Mathematics, Dean of Men Lou Clark Secretary. 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Everett Business Technology Dr. Richard Fisher Chemistry Hal Fulton Computer Science Katherine George Child Care Center Director Leesa Graham Music 'I21 Sara Griffin Computer Technology Sarah Griffin Cosmetology Bruce Guraedy Art James Hansford Industrial Coordinator Linda Hansford Secretary, Dean of Students Carolyn Haralson Jackson Hall Hostess Dr. Shelby Harris Mathematics, Chariman Division of Math and Science Ricky Harrison Drafting and Design Sara Heard Biology Howard Herrington Carpentry Glen Hicks Economics Wayne Hill Automotive Mechanics 122 Don Gressett Diesel Mechanics Larry Gressett Psychology, Men's Basketball -wnffl' r ,, -i i V ,Q 4 X 6 ' , ' 1 -. P-,Ei 'Q 'ff' vf , ' 1 nfs' , R lf fn, 1 415' i 2 5 ' ' .Jf 1 E 1 I 1 ' ' ,r,,r t 23 11525 1 ' S ri f -Q. A-W- 1 t ki' .. 5 -' w i - ka . r.tt , ' '-1: ,... ' 421513 - , if , if If 'f - MT: A 4 I N I A ,, Aw N 1 .N -ff z fa f,.i. 4' ' ' xx - ' -- .. 1 sh. ..--,f5'5 1 .f--Q' may r W A .3 v -1-1,4 xv, ,af .. 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Edith Joy Moore Industrial Sewing Bobert Pearson Automotive Mechanics Sammy Pace Sociology, Women's Basketball Bruce Peterson Speech and Theatre Brenda Pierce Business Technology Linda Pierce Secretary, Office of Admissions Elizabeth Pitts Business Technology Alice Pouncey Psychology, Home Economics 124 , ,wwaaw -V ' 4 r 1 If 4 Azy f M25 Y, , st f 5 5 ' 9 .N gui 'K G .aEf' Af! ,fgxj ve: 3 , yi af Q 21 T ff f V - w gif ff X, ry M gy! gif!! Q4 f f A ' 'K 44 x 8' ff? 34 ggi . ff if .- Q f 56 ,Ap if I 1. ff- f ' HA H- ,gf WZ: 1 ff. , uf J fe .L . f - .7 .W -i,- '?'f,, ,W '..' f 0441, , N4 f , ' Q. ' s M... L. ' . . S .of I J,- ,.,p 'X W ' ,, ' ., J , ..-.5529 2'3f94ff'fv'ff ..fi,yj'f' x , fa ff -' ., is .. . .' ,f-mm.-, ,, ' ,wwf Q gfiif. 1 '.- ' ' , .W-14.351 I-fi5'2fQ5'Q'-'Z , 41 '-A ' - T.. ft I v ff' sz:- ff ' if -af M ,mg-ji. 3---rf ,t 4 -f gg. A, , 2 i ..f Ei' 5. f- , i- ff'- s ' .W , .. gx mir J. 3 . ww x Se 4 Qs YS. N X ixikwsx KR, figs. LQQXQESXW ifg ? 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F1 we Gloria Fligdon Secretary, Communications Office Bonnie Savell Secretary, Vocational Division Lee Ann Scoggin Secretary to the President Grover Shoemaker Auto Body and Fender Ftuby Shoemaker Book Store Gloria Spears Secretary, Financial Aid Office Thomas W, Thrash Social Science Clifton Trigg Diesel Mechanics Tony Triplett Belated Studies, Football Coach June Vaughn Accountant Bickie Vaughn Electricity Carol Vickers English Ovid Vickers English, Chairman of Division of Humanities 8 Fine Arts Gail Wood Assistant Librarian Lucille Wood Phys. Ed. 8 Education T25 Carol Ann Adkins symnia Allen Regina Amos Gary Anderson Phyllis Banks Lisa Beeland Ronnie Bender Joey Blount Leanna Breazeale Dale Burton Ken Butler Mecridrlc Calloway Steve Carlyle Greg Carter Ruby Carter Amanda Cassel Pam Chamblee Mechelle Chaney Carla Clark Doug Clemons Michael Cloud Chris Collins Stephanie Copeland Tammy Copeland Mike Courtney Barry Crane Kathy Cullwell Alice Dawkins Tracy Donald 0 P H 0 R B D 4: . 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A .. , X ii XR K Y Dennis Edwards Ken Edwards Pamela Eichelberger Brenda Fairchild George Fisher Busty Foster Becky Gallaspy Patsy Garrison Boyd Germany Mary Ann Gray Sharon Griffin Max Gunn Freddie Hall Susan Haralson Jack Harrison Paula Harrison LeAnne Hartness Jumbo Harvey Sheila Hashimi Chris Hemphill . . Alvin Henry Martha Henry Darryl Hoye Rhonda Irby Ralph lsaac Todd Jackson Flenee Johnson Sally Johnston Barbara Jones Debra Jones Sedrick Jordon Scott Joyner Wayne Kennedy Lucille Lampkin Michaela Lankford Stacy M. Lashley Lisa Lewis Lee Anna Lofton Kelvin Lyons Mimi Mahaffey Checking out Knowledge The library is the place to be during peak study times. Dennis Edwards prepares to check out an impressive stack of books. ECJC boasts a fine library with a total oi some 40,000 volumes on the shelves and subscriptions to 105 periodicals. A ,Mia r g I 65 r iv . 16 px 'x,,.,,------ -'Q' '1'TT I -1 -.W as Y -in hd' Q 'D b it Ki W: IW' if wi fn' V W QF 3 ia -..- 5 , Ekfg, . -l,-Iii! 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Pace Peggy Patrick Johnny Pettigrew Dale Pickett Jessica Pope Carl Porter Lynn Posey Paul Radigan Daniel Renfroe Patricia Rives Karen Robertson Glenn Robinson Willie Rush Tambra Rushing Dennis Russell Doris Russell Jennifer Russell Stacy Rutherford Jimmy Sanders Willie Sangster Lisa Seals Melissa Shirley Douglas Sikes Susan Sims Cindy Sloan Angela Smith Richard Smith Rick Smith Wendy Smith Belinda Stagg Michelle Stanley Patricia Steele Catherine Stephens Robin Stone Delaine Strait Mia Stribling Charles Summers Stacie Therrell Kris Thomas Lawrence Thomas Kevin Thompson Thomas Thornton Laynett Triplett Mildred Triplett Stephen Triplett Marvin Tucker my t W af fm Magi avi, X72 fl fy ,Ziff I ' yay , j ,W W, .ff ,fi K Y ,f .NX Z: f K- X tit are U70 f' , W7, xp, -i y ft , t ,f, 4? 1 ' Z f W. f J t ,,, 1, . 11, ,y ,, 5 f , 12 ' I 7 1 iff? f. ' 5-Qi of ti. 1 ff-f Z f ,gf , . . A mf 'Q f 4 .. :M uay if.:ML?f,,4u M fy 1, , f 1 :gf 145' if 4 if :Z AV? f 1, Ig W' f 5 Z ' W S? 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Janet Tullos Paul Tullos Jane Turner Reid Utsey Robert Utsey Robert Valentine John Vivians Linda Walker Quincy Walker Steven Ware Bobbie Warnsley Scotty Warren Cindy Watkins Aprille Watts Canoy Weaver Lori Weaver Robert Weidler Anne Wells Gregory Wells Kim Wilcher Angela Williams Alicia Williamson Susan Williamson Mark Willis Vickie Wilson Betty Winstead Janet Winstead Tammy Winstead Greg Wolverton Doug Woodward Paul Woolery Connie York A ' ' A 'Jtiry'Aa5'mg Lee Adams Jamie Alexander Laura Alford Sheldon Alford Anita Anderson Tonya Anthony fffj ,f X , -. ff? ! f 'U' f , f r Z IZ f if if K I -.yr fix fffkl , '1 WV ,Q , , ff! f 4 Q, X 1 f ff 'YK r rs, LX . , taxi Z 6 , 7' 1 , :f I 4 ww! ,gi4Q,.4, qfI'M '3,L,gl2' aa- lik is v Cram For Exam. Test times are hectic as stu- dents attempt to memorize facts and assimilate data. Lawrence Thomas demonstrates the mean- ing of Put the shoulder to the grindstone as he prepares for one of those dreaded exams. 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' -ms .'fm.-1--e - if if f .lv Q .Xa Q I its Darryl Cooks Randall Copeland Crash Craddock Amy Crawford Marty Crawford Charles Crews Julie Cushman Brenda Darby Eles Daughtery Amy Davidson Gail Davidson Michelle Davidson Barbara Davis Johnny Davis Robert Davis Vickye Davis Steven Dean Brenda Dearing Lisa Dearing Tina Denson David Derrick Mavis Derrick Eddy devroede George Donald Byrne Drummond Ken Dunn Dennis Duran Arlene Edwards Donna Eichelberger Miller Eichelberger Donnie Elliot David Emmons Janet Estes Jo Estes Marlon Evans Danelle Eversoll Jeff Ezelle Torrie Farrell Brad Fisher J.C. Ford D. B., Phone Home. Life in the dorm is not always easy. Contact with family and friends is limited sometimes to a phone call. Denisa Breland here catches up on the latest gossip. Girls in the dorm keep the phones busy from 6 a.m. until midnight. . L-ffl f , , 1 fem f ,,, , 4 9 sa, v 1 ,' f 1 i ' , .5 W 4 ff fi, f I W 4 , 5' ,W M 0 42-M fg.,g.., ,,,. 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The girls put together a popular Garfield char- acter and the new ECJC slogan. Q-- v rw I, he A Chuck Hinson Timothy Hisaw Jan Holdiness Mark Hollifield Marcella Hollingsworth Alberta Holloway Amanda Holmes Deon Home Kimalyne Horton Sonya Horton Timalyne Horton Terry Hoskins Seleta Howard Stephen Howard Tammy Howell Otha Hoye Maretta Hudson Lonnie Huff Melanie Huffman Jerry Hughes Jennifer Humphries Melissa Ingram Varandal Irons Frank Jackson Lena Jackson Sandra Jackson Meschelle Jacobs Melissa Jimmerson Mark John Arthur Johnson, Jr. Bettye Johnson B. J. Johnson Brenda Johnson Cynthia Johnson Dianne Johnson Harves Johnson Timothy Johnson Byron Jones Charles Jones Chiquita Jones ff? , JW? ' ' 1. Af , 4 . , ff .. 4 '- L Z: , 4 ' ' , fa' - V Vg.- ' , AQ, - , . - A ,P , . ,rijfa 1' QQW' -wr 'E , 9 ,,f,,y r- L .1 'Q ,H 4 A ,gr fs I ffl, r J 1,7-wh.. ff? 3 W W X M7 EK J rr. 7 Y' 1-rgigcgzg, iii 'K K fi ', 1 El aww I f Z i tgk - I f 5 ' 5 2 M. J What? Me Worry? Shane Sanderford seems little concerned about the new absen- tee policy as he gets a few more minutes of beauty sleep. Getting to that 8 o'clock class is hard, but if it means an F in a class, most students make the effort. X M . seg? , if X X2 X F N v- 0 3 ' ff 'll Ss lb hx, .ill if i i w 'K ' ,. g, -ass.:-i . A ' X 1-A 'f:fiE, L-I X' as - :frw - ,s - A M - . W ml Q , 'bv X 'Q X 4 I 0 'wwf K 11 WW x gi' '55, xtx 45 .. Q My I X Q .:- bex X 1 N es. x is i X, tg! Q- 3 - fr iilirl r 8 'Q 5 1 tr H - ip x fs lv- LA, ,ff Q ,Q T ,k ,Q as 5 .vs 1 K, L f , N x, . -. A 9 3 X .sg . Na Xt X ' Q Qu Diane Jones Doug Jones Joe Jones Michelle Jones Ronnie Jones Stacey Jones Teresa Jones Chris Joyner Patrick Kelly Suzanna Kennedy Michael Killen Toni Kilpatrick Lisa Kinard Judy King Henry Kinsler Linda Kirkman Ben Kitchens Kimberly Lawson Terry Levy Alice Lewis Delretta Lewis Sam Lewis Charles Lindsey Fannie Little Marsha Livingston Latrice Lloyd Sally Lloyd Glenda Logan Cindy Long Guy Loper Linda Loper David Lott Debbie Love John Love Latonya Lucas Denise Luckett Eleice Luckett Vickey Luckett Stacy Lundy Patrick Luttrell Bobby Madden Kim Manning Stan Mapp Kimberly Martin Toney Martinez David Massey Jason Massey Nehemiah Matthews Terry Matula Marsha Maxey Tim May Rosylan McBeath Chris McCallister Debra McGraw Wayne McCraw Janice McDonald Joe McGowan Bobby Miller Michael Miller Sharon Milling ir Mt 4 4 f' nr- i 134. is aw 4-'mn 1 ,Mg H ,M . h g 'V 5531 -gif 'hi wmq?-is-'95 it 339 4' 5 aw Y MQ- . :gn-,f-J. i J, K 1 J L M557 5 5 32325 if Z. ' if 1 . 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W Patsy Mims Paul Mitchell Bobby Moore Brobby Moore Cindy Moore Dewayne Moore Doris Moore Patricia Moore Shelley Moore Terry Moore Alan Moorehead Sandra Morgan Janet Mowdy Delores Mullins Rodney Murrell David Nabors Chuck Nance Jeff Neal Debbie Nelson Greg Nelson Jessie Nelson Terry Nelson Patsy Newsom Cedric Nichols Marion Nichols Stephanie Nichols Terrence Nichols Michael Nunn Tina Nunn Amy Parker Carla Parker Lanell Parker Lisa Parker Tim Parker Mike Partridge Carmelia Patrick Mitch Peden Kimberly Peebles Destry Phillips Lee Phillips The Library ls Just Too Quiet For Me To Study. Dorm life is always hectic. There is always someone a little louder than everyone else, and traffic in the hall never ceases. Shelley Wolverton tries to study. but with the TV and stereo both going full blast, it probably won't work. G 2 , ' 5' , Z A Y g I t ii 'Z - E.. 1. in Ki ,I N, fr . A f BA-'I L X 4 g , ' W 1114-ah.,-v:L,.t1xx! -' '- -, gd A Ql' -k- h l l, QQV V l 1 , 6 Q : 9 fifssfar-wrt? 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Jr. - Newton Culwell, Kathy Dianell -- Louisville Davis, Kerry Louis - Newton Davis, Russell J. - Gadsden, AL Dawkins, Alice Ruth - Hickory Denson, Selma - Walnut Grove Donald, Tracy Ann - Philadelphia Doss, Clinton Keith - Philadelphia Edwards, Dennis - Carthage Edwards, Kenneth Ray - Philadelphia Elchelberger, Pamela L. - Louisville Eldridge, Richard M. - Rolling Fork Estes, Leann - Louisville Evans, Deon Day -- Forest Evans, Jimmie Harold - Philadelphia Everett, Lewis Earl Jr. - Meridian Ezelle, Patricia Ann -- Philadelphia Fairchild, Brenda K. - Carthage Fisher, George A. - Walnut Grove Flanigan, Michael Patrick - Philadelphia Waders Foster, Russell Gene - Louisville Gallaspy, Becky Lynn - Decatur Garrison, Patsy B. - Newton Germany, Stephen Boyd, - Jackson Glaze, Loyd David - Lena Goggins, Kenneth Brian - Forest Gray, Mary Ann - Forest Greer, Julian Keith -- Louisville Gressett, Ruth Mabry - Lake Griffin, Sharon Kay - Lawrence Gunn, Maxwell Thomas - Union Guthrie, Paul Randal - Union Hall, Freddie L. - Newton Haralson, Susan Lanett - Conehtta Hartson, Jack Buren - Little Rock Harrison, Paula Rea - Beulah Hubbard Harrison, Warren Daniel - Forest Hartness, Robin Leanne - Noxapater Harvey, Jimmy F. - Lake Hashimi, Sheila Jean - Conehatta Henry, Alvin James - Harvey, LA Henry, Martha May -- Philadelphia Heumier, Barry M. - Forest Hooker, Sandra - Decatur Hoylem, Darryl Labarraon - Carthage Irby, Rhonda Renee - morton Isaac, Hugh Ralph - Walnut Grove Jackson,William T. -- Sturgis Johnson, Renee Carol - Newton Johnson, Steven Allen - Philadelphia Johnston, Sarah Louise - Lake Jones, Barbara L. - Lake Jones, Debra Renee - Philadelphia Jordan, Sedrick Lasard - Noxapater Joyner, Jerry Scott - Union Joyner, Suzie Burkes - Philadelphia Kennedy, Justin Wayne - Slidell, LA Lampkin, Margaret Lucille - Conehatta Lankford, Michaela E. -- Wagerville, AL Lashley, Stacy Madison - Philadelphia Leach, Kenneth C. - Conehatta Lewis, Lisa - Philadelphia Lockhart, Carl lBuddyl - Pelahatchie Lofton, Le Anna - Carthage Lowery, Paul Edward -- Forest Lyons, George Kelvin - Philadelphia Mahaffey, Mimi Elise - Morton Manning, Roxanna C. - Philadelphia McDaniel, Brigitte Gaye -- Philadelphia McDonald, Donald Louis - Newton McElhehney, Aprile Renea - Decatur McLendon, Darlene M. - Newton McMullan, Sarah Lucille - Union McNair, Curtis Dale -- Decatur McNair, Donna L. - Philadelphia Meador, Kevin Brent -- Decatur Merritt, Paula Faye - Decatur Moncrief, Miriam Ann - Newton Montgomery, Stephen T. -- Harperville Moore, Betty M. - Carthage Moore, Charles Scott - Carthage Moore, Joyce Elizabeth - Decatur Moore, Marty H. - Philadelphia Murphy, Dina Michele - Union Nash, Patrick J. - Philadelphia Needham, Edward Earl - Decatur Nelson, Steve Edward - Newton Nichols, Kelvin Clarence - Beulah Hubbard X Nlchols Kerry Clarence Beulah Hubbard Nlcholson Mallssa Ann Unlon Pace Toblas Edward Forest Parsons Marganta A Phrladelphla Patrlck Peggy Ann Forest Peebles Vuvrta Patrlce Phrladelphla Perry Edward John lll Newton Pettigrew Johnny T Forest Petty Veronza Tuscaloosa AL Puckett James Dale Noxapapter Pope Jessica Marne Phlladelphla Porter Carl Eastland Forest Posey Betty Lynn Lake Powell James T Unlon Radlgan Paul Brlan Unlon Renfroe Danlel Otls Lena Rlsher Rlchard Wayne Carthage Raves Patrlcla Ann Carthage Robertson Karen Lynn Morton Robinson Wlllram Glenn Edlnburg Roebuck Linda Duane Newton Rush Wlllle Cllfton Phlladelphla Rushing Frank Carroll Unlon Rushrng Tambra Kaye Forest Russell Dennls Carey Noxapater Russell Dons Nell Unlon Russell Jennlfer Ruth Newton Rutherford Stacy Lynn Loulsvllle Salter Michael Dewan Evergreen AL Sanders James Thomas Jr Edlnburg Sangster Wlllle Davis Loulsvllle Utsey Darrell Reld Mlllry AL Utsey Robert Tyler Mlllry AL Vaughn Luke Anthony Jacksonvllle F Vlvuans John Earl Carthage Walker Llnda Beatrlce Lawrence Walker Qulncy C Lawrence Wansley Jeffery Wayne Unlon Ware Steven Wayne Lake Warnsley Bobble Ann Decatur Warren Henry C Forest Watkins Cynthla Carol Loulsvrlle Watts Aprllle Freeman Unlon Weaver Llndsey Canoy Morton Weaver Lon T Newton Webb Wllllam Terry Walnut Grove Weldler Robert Edward Decatur Wells Charlotte Anne Little Rock Wells Nelson Gregory Carthage Westerfleld Davld Morton Wllcher Kimberly Joyce Edlnburg Wllllams Angela Forest Wrlllams Robln Dale Unlon Wllllamson Glenda S Phlladelphla Wllllamson Anita Susan Phlladelphla Wrlllamson Glenda S Phlladelphla Wlllls Wlllls Wrllrs Wlllls Eddle Dave Phlladelphla Gladys Conehatta Janette Phlladelphla Mark Allen Philadelphia Wllson Frederick Carthage Wrlson Vlckre Casandra Phlladelphla Seal Roy Lee Unron Seals Llsa Mlchelle Lake Shirley Mellssa Irene Morton Sloan Smlth Smlth Smlth Smlth Smlth Smith Sorey Stagg Cindy Loulse Phlladelphla Angela Annette Madden Jeffery Lynn Decatur John Wayne Llttle Rock Rlchard Alan Phlladelphla Roy L Conehatta Wendy Kay Decatur Carl Davld Forest Bellnda Sue Forest Stanley Tlna Mrchelle Noxapater Steele Patrlcla Loulsvrlle Stephens Catherine L Decatur Stephens Gerald Brent Decatur Steve Benedlcta B Conehatta Stone Robln Wrlcher Edlnburg Stralt Delalne Joy Lawrence Strlblrng Angela Mla Phlladelphla Sulllvan Douglas Kendall Leroy AL Summers Thomas Charles Phlladelphla Therrell Stacle James Phlladelphla Thomas Krls Moore Madden Thomas Lawrence Dann Phrladelphra Thompson Kevln Cooper Phlladelphra Thompson Lloyd Erlc Phlladelphla Thornton Thomas Neal Unlon Tnplett Trrplett Trrplett Tubby Tucker Laynett Phuladelphua Mlldred Noxapater Stehen Glenn Preston Llsa Henry Phrladelphua Marvln Harold Loulsvllle Tullos Janet L Noxapater Tullos Paul Arvon Phlladelphla Tune Teresa Dawn Conehatta Turner June Beckham Carthage 1 ' 'i r -Q' I 1 l- , ' ' - Winstead, Janet Lea -- Union .V l 1 I . -S Wlnstead Betty Jeanne Rose Hull Wlnstead Tammy Mlchele Phlladelphla Wolverton Gregory Kelth Unlon Wood Gall D Phlladelphla Woodward Douglas Kimball Loursvllle Woolery Paul Mlchael Morton Wooten Sheila Lake York Constance Loulse Phlladelphla FQECSHMEN Adams Julne Lelgh Edrnburgh Adams Wlley Rebhun Jr Phlladelphla Agent Bernard Lavelle Phlladelphla Agent Tuna Michelle Phrladelphla Alexander Jamle Carroll Edlnburgh Alexander Nancy Annette Llttle Rock Alford Arthur Sheldon Morton Alford Laura Leslie Phlladelphla Alford Mary Sawana Lake Allen Juanita D Loulsvrlle Amos Alexander E Phlladelphla Anderson Anlta Kay Unron Anderson Rlcky L Conehatta Anthony Thomas Lee Phlladelphla Anthony Tonya M Sebastopol Ardd Janice Mae Newton Arrrngton Wlllls Ray Newton Arthur Vlckl Lynn Carthage Atklnson Brenda Kaye Carthage Atklnson Susan Darlene Hlllsboro Baggett Robert Terrell Decatur Bagley Robert Russell Trussvllle AL Ball Wllllam L Loulsvllle Baloue Tome Trlnette Forest y Wwlex Bane, Steven Clay - Louisville Barber, Melinda - Chunky Barrier, Michael Scott - Walnut Grogve Barton, James D. - Demopolis, AL Basil, Richard Frederick -- Demopolis, AL Baskin, Marsha Dawn - Forest Baynes, Lonnie Arinder - Lake Beckwith, Donna Wooten - Decatur Bedweli, Linda Gentry - Philadelphia Bell, Annie Pearl -- Philadelphia Bell, Glenn - Philadelphia Ben, Myrtle - Carthage Bender, Babalyn - Lawrence Bender, Trena Celisa - Louisville Billups, Jerry Dewayne -- Newton Billy, Angie -- Philadelphia Blanden, Diann - Lena Boose, Cynthia Salone - Hickory Bosell, Nathaniel W. - Noxapater Boyd, Randal Wayne - Louisville Boykin, Jeffery - Harperville Bozeman, Elinda Ruth - Union Brackeen, William Wayne - Hickory Brady, Janice Colleen - Louin Brantley, Jerry Lewis -- Lake Brazzle, Kenneth E. - Philadelphia Breazeale, James Jeffery - Philadelphia Breland, Brad Scott - Union Breland, Denisa Diane - Newton Brescia, Jimmie H. - Union Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown Brown Bryan, Carol S. - Decatur Helen F. - Decatur Kim Rena - Newton Mary A. - Conehatta Sandra Denise - Decatur Sharon Lynn -- Newton Daniel Lamar - Morton Buckley, John Robert - Hickory Bunty, Christopher M. - Newton Burkes, James Dale - Morton Burns, Christine C. -P Lake Burnside, Carla Joann - Philadelphia Busby, Paul Alan -- Decatur Calvert, Kimberly Louise - Louisville Carter, Bryant Keith - Louisville Carter, Gerry - Philadelphia Cash, Susan Duffield - Newton Causey, Janice Leah - Forest Chamblee, Amanda Renee - Philadelphia Chamblee, Lynn Peterson - Carthage Chambelee, Melanie Dawn - Union Chambliss, Dedra Leigh - Louisville Champion, Joey Glen -- Forkville Chandler, Martha Lee - Meridian Chaney, Alton Dewayne - Decatur Chaney, Edwin Lee, Jr. - Decatur Chapman, Erika Louise - Philadelphia Chesney, Regina Ann - Little Rock Chickaway, Alan - Conehatta Chickaway, Lee R. - Philadelphia Chickaway, Patty L. - Conehatta Chunn, Scottie Wayne - Philadelphia Cistrunk, Qantara Melissa - Louisville Clair, William D. Jr. - Philadelphia Clark, Lori Ann -- Union Clark, Sally Anne - Philadelphia Clarke, Jinya Lea - Decatur Clay, Malcolm - Union Clearman, Sheila Wyvette - Little Rock Clemons, Edward Lee - Union Clemons, Gregory Ray - Philadelphia Clemons, Gregory Ray - Philadelphia Clemons, Kathy Lynn - Philadelphia Cleveland, Jeffery O. - Newton Cliburn, Edsel Eugene - Union Cline, Kelli Pearl - Carthage Coghlan, Thomas Glen - Carthage Coleman, Thomas Glen - Carthage Coleman, Henry C. - Louisville Coleman, Jeffery O'Neal - Louisville Collins, Terry Lee - Newton Collins,Tim A. - Rose Hill Comans, Curtis John - Carthage Consalvo, Richard Robert - Philadelphia Constant, William Jr. - Tuscaloosa, AL Cook, Dennis - Carthage Cook, Ray M. - Philadelphia Cooks, Allen Curtis - Forest Cooks, Darryl Lee - Carthage Copeland, Henry Randall - Preston Copeland, Linda Gail - Philadelphia Copeland, Sherri Byars - Carthage Craddock, Emmett Arnold - Dothan, AL Crawford, Amy Michelle - Philadelphia Crawford, Marty Alan - Philadelphia Crews, Charles Ke. - Philadelphia Cumberland, Rebecca Lynne - Philadelphia Cumberland, Thomas Dan - Philadelphia Cushman, Julie Bell - Forest Dan, Bodron - Philadelphia Daniels, Charles - Meridian Darby, Brenda Kaye - Forest Daugherty, Eles De Sha - Carthage Davidson, Amy Renee - Carthage Davidson, Rhonda Michelle - Union Davidson, Shirley Gail - Walnut Grove Davis, Barbara Jean - Philadelphia Davis, Charles Mark -- Louisville Davis, Johnny Ree - Philadelphia Davis, Robert L. - Union Davis, Shawn Dee - Union Davis, Vickye Jean - Philadelphia Dean, Steven Ray - Llttle Rock Dearing, Brenda Gail - Union Dearing, Lisa D. - Newton Dennis, Jerry Dwayne - Lake Dennis, Mary R. - Lake Denson, Edward J. - Walnut Grove Denson, Tina Marie - Walnut Grove Deon, Deles J. -- Carthage Derrick, David Wayne - Morton Derrick, Mavis Loviette - Forest Devroede, Edward Reemeeus - Louisville Donald, George Jr. - Newton Driskell, Harriett Dawn - Union Drummond, Byrne C. - Diamond Bar, Ca Dunn, Kenneth Ray - Philadelphia Duran, Dennis James - Noxapater Easterling, Drois R. - Morton Edwards, Arlene - Meridian Eichelberger, Donna - Louisville Eichelberger, Miller J. - Louisville Ellington, Tammye Suzette - Carthage Elliott, Don Dunham - Union Ely, James Thomas - Philadelphia Emmons, William David - Newton Estes, Con Jollar tJol - Little Rock Estes, Janet Christine - Little Rock Evans, Marlon Terrill - Philadelphia Evans, Tony Glenn - Carthage Evans, Tricia Lynett - Forest Everett, Mary Humphreys - Meridian Eversoll, Danelle Lee - Union Ezelle, Jefferey Scott - Carthage Farmer, Gary Lee -- Conehatta Farrell, Torrie - Chicago, lL Faulk, Richard Hubert - Forest Ferrell, Stephanie P. - Union Fisher, Bradley Gaylon - Allen, TX Ford, J.C. - Philadelphia Foster, Alice Delolse - Morton Foster, Nancy Sue - Union Foster, Tammy Renae - Louisville Fox, John Joel - Noxapater Franklin, Cynthia Lynett - Decatur Freeny, Margo L. - Carthage Fullington, Randall James - Houston, TX Fulton, Laura Lee - Philadelphia Fulton, William Mark - Philadelphia Gallsapy, Timothy Nordell - Union Gallaspy,Willie Scott - Decatur Ganann, Cynthia Gail - Carthage Garrison, Peggy A. - Newton Gatewood, Fonda Lynn - Newton Georgetown, Arness Ray - Plaquemine, Germany, Carla Sue -- Jackson Germany, Elaine - Union Gibbs, Melissa Ann -- Forest Gibson, Tamara Lynne - Philadelphia Gilbert, Aundrea - Walnut Grove Gilbert, Paul Eddie, Jr. -- Collinsville Giles, Bowman Lamar - Forest Giles, Kathleen - Forest Gill, Yalonda Marice - Walnut Grove Glass, Tracy Lee - Louisville Goldman, Kinsey Rodney - Philadelphia Goldsby, Jennifer Ann - Morton Gomillion, Rebecca Ruth - Lake Goodin, Kristal Renee -- Carthage Goodwin, Sheila Lavelle - Carthage Gordon, Colin J. - Morton Goss, Peggy Lee, - Carthage Grace, Nathaniel - Evergreen, AL Graham, Chucky Louis - Decatur Graham, Jacqueline -- Noxapater Graham, Travis -- Noxapater Gray, Bobbie Nell - Philadelphia Gray, Dennis Dulane - Union Gressett, Kendall Scott - Chunky Gressett, Raymond E. - Dectur Griffin, Delois - Walnut Grove Griffin, Gerald A. - Philadelphia Griffin, Tommy Leigh - Collinsville Gully, Patricia Deanna -- Louisville Haden, Marlenn Lillie - Louin Hailey, Larry Shea - Union Hally, Dorothy Sue - Morton Hall, James E. - Louisville Hall, Stephanie Michelle - Decatur Hall, Tracy Earl -- Carthage Hamilton, Laurie Ann -- Union L Hamilton Lisa E Noxapater Hamm Kimberlyy N Louisville Hamrlck William W Newton Hannah Marcus Louisvile Hanson Michelle Marie Pelahatchie Hardin John Wesley Forest Hardy Lyndon Fitzgerald Newton Hardy Steven S Philadelphia Harklns Joseph A ll Carthage Harmon Mary Annette Forest Harrell Thurman Jr Lake Harrington Mattie Sue Union Harris Bernice Walnut Grove Harris Isaac Taylor Demopolls AL Harris Rebecca Joyce Decatur Harrison Gem Rubel Carthage Hartness Tami Michelle Noxapater Harvey Kim L Lake Hathorn Juanita Debbie Philadelphia Hathorn Terry Noxapater Havers Hollis M Lawrence Hayes Durlene Harpervllle Hayes Estella Hayes Laura Haynes Rochelle Louisville Hays Anne Adair Newton Heard Paul Maurice Heflin AL Hedrick Freddie S Newton Held Wanda Jane Union Henry Frank Philadelphia Henry Jimmy Rodney Pulaski Henson Rochelle Denise Philadelphia Henton Mary Ann Louisville Herd John Brandon Decatur Hickman Traci Michelle Newton Hickman Vivian Marie Philadelphia Higgason Alan Frank Louisville Hill Glenn Alan Lake Hillie Lenzie Ray Newton Hillman Daphney Marie Lawrence Hlndman Jana Lynn Louisville Hanson Charles William Decatur Hisaw Timothy Philadelphia Hockett Raenell Philadelphia Hodges James C Forest Holdiness Janet Clark Louisville Holllfleld Mark Morgan Forest Hollingsworth Marcella Lawrence Holloway Alberta Rolette Lawrence Holloway Paul Lavelle Hattiesburg Holmes Amanda M Philadelphia Horne Deon Nanette Philadelphia Horton Kimalyne Lake Horton Sonya Michelle Edinburg Horton Timalyne Lake Hoskins Terry Dewayne Philadelphia Howard Seleta Faye Noxapater Howard Stephen Duane Meridian Howell Tammy Barrett Philadelphia Hoye Otha B Decatur Hudson Maretta Philadelphia Huff Lonnie West Morton Huffman Melanie Ann Philadelphia Hughes Jerry L Louisville Hull Rayan Keith Chunky Humphries Jennifer Lynn Louisville A , ' - ' Herring, Debra Harris -- Morton lngram, Melissa Buth - Phildelphia lrons, Johnny Verandel - Philadelphia lsaac, Carlston Lee Jr. - Philadelphia Isaac, Kathy Nora - Philadelphia lvy, Sharon Dean - Morton Jackson, Lena V. - Carthage Jackson, Sandra - Decatur Jackson, Wilbert B. - Philadelphia Jackson, William Frank - Cedartown, GA Jacobs, Linda Meschelle - Decatur Jim, Boy W. - Philadelphia Jimmerson, Mellissa W. -- Louisville John, Mark Tinsley - Conehatta Johnson, Arthur Jr. -- Forest Johnson, Betty Jean - Forest Johnson, Brenda - Carthage Johnson, Bryan Scott iB.J.l - Philadelphia Johnson, Cynthia Louise - Lena Johnson, Dena C. - Lake Johnson, Dianne - Conehatta Johnson, Harves - Newton Johnson, Lisa Marie York - Philadelphia Vndez Little, William Authur - Enterprise Livingston, Marsha Grace - Morton Lloyd, Lloyd, Latrice Michelle - Philadelphia Sally Ann -- Morton Logan, Glenda Williams - Newton Long, Cynthia Gail - Union Loper, Fuy Dwayne - Decatur Loper, Linda Janette - Forest Loper, Linda Kay - Decatur Lott, David W. - Lake Lott, Lisa Stubbs - Forest Love, Love, Love, Love, Debbie Ann - Louisville John Arthur - Louisville Fionnie L. - Montrose Scottie Lane - Louisville Lucas, Latonya Lutric - Newton Luckett, Denise - Carthage Luckett, Eleice - Carthage Luckett, Steven - Carthage Luckett, Vickey Loriann - Carthage Lundy, Stacy C. - Philadelphia Luttrell, Patrick Wayne - Houston, TX Johnston, Timothy Keith - Philadelphia Johnston, Wanda Carol -- Sebastopol Johnson, Deobrah Ann - Philadelphia Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Angelia Stacey - Walnut Grove Byron Ftegnal - Philadelphia Charles W. - Philadelphia Chiquita - Meridian Jones, Diane - Newton Jones, Douglas - Philadelphia Jones, Joe Edward - Philadelphia Jones, Michelle - Decatur Jones, Jones, Ollie Jr. - Hickory Bonnie D. - Carthage Madden, Bobby Lee - Carthage Manning, Kimberly Dawn -Noxapater Mann. Stanley D. - Union Martin, Camilla Ann - Hickory Martin, John Charles - Monroe, Mich. Martin, Julia Yazzie - Philadelphia Martin, Kimberly Darlene - Lake Martin, Shirely Ann - Philadelphia Martinez, Toney - Union Masse Masse Masse y, David Earl - Lake y, James H. - Decatur y, Jason Scott - Decatur Matthews, Nehemiah - Meridian Jones, Tersa Lynn - West Palm Beach, FL Joyner, Christopher David - Noxapater Kelly, Patrick Lee - Morton Kennedy, Eric Dewitt - Union Kennedy, Suzanna - PHiladelphia Kennedy, Thomas Otha - Union Kennedy, Fiobert Edmond lll - Newton Killen, Thomas Michael - Philadelplhia Kilpatrick, Toni Carol - Philadelphia Kinard, Lisa Michelle - Louisville King, Judy Lynn - Sebastopol Kinnard, Bichard Shane - Carthage Kinsler, Henry - Demopolis, AL Kirkman, Linda Sue - Enterprise Kitchngs, Samual Ben - Morton Lampkin, Lenora - Conehatta Lane, Christine Bernice - Meridian Lang, Deborah - Forest Laster, Sylvia Ann - Forest Lawson, Kimberly J. - Hattisburg Lee, Donna Michelle - Decatur Leonard, Jerry Philip - Slidell, LA Levy, Terry - Carthage Matula, Terry Lane - Philadelphia Maxey, Marsha Lynn - Philadelphia May, Timothy Richard - Forest Mcadory, Syble lnez - Philadelphia McBeath, Eloise - Union McBeath, Lavern - Lake McBeath, Fiosylan Juann - Philadelphia McCallister, Christopher - McCorkle, James Wayne - Union McCraw, Debra Darlene - Unin McCraw, Thomas Wayne Jr. - Ouitman McDonald, Janice Faye - Carthage McGowan, Joe Marvin - Baltimore, MD McKnight, Juanita L. - Union McMillan, Aletha Karen - Philadelphia McMillan, Aline - Walnut Grove McMillan, Marshall C. - Lake McPhail, Daniel Dwayne - Carthage McVay, Chip A. - Summit Meeks, Forrest Dale - Lake Miller, Bobby Todd - Louisville Milling, Sharon Lawana - Union Mills, Janice A. Munn - Newton Lewis, Alice Marie - Philadelphia Lewis, Delretta - Noxapater Lewis, Jenny Lou - Conehatta Lewis, Linda Ann - Philadelphia Lewis, Lora Lynn - Forest Lewis, Samual Denorse - Philadelphia Lewis, Yvette - Union Lindsey, Charles B., Jr. - Newton Little, Fannie Bae - Cathage Mimms, Patsy Lynn - Philadelphia Mitchell, Quinn Corey - Morton Mitchell, Ronald Paul - Decatur Mixon, Carolyn Parish - Forest Moore, Amber Leah - Philadelphia Moore Moore Moore Moore , Anthony Dwayne - Forest , Bobby Calvin - Lake , Brobby Anton - Union , Cindi Michelle - Philadelphia Terry Keith --, Newton Moore, Moore, Moore, Moore, Moore, Moore, Moore Helen Diane -- Forest Larry Everette -- Union Patricia Lynn - Newton Shelly Louise - Philadelphia Shelly Renee - Newton Terry - Noxapater Willie Doris - Noxapater Moorehead, Randall Alan - Philadelphia Morgan, Sandra Fay - Morton Morris, Caroline Hockett - Mowdy, Janet Lee - Philadelphia Mullins, Delores - Louisville Murrell, Rodney Lee - Lake Myatt, Debra Ann - Forest Nabors, David L. - Forest Nance, Charles W. - Laurel Nance, Jamie Reeves - Decatur Neal, Jamie Reeves - Decatur Nelson, Nelson, Charlotte H. -- Newton Deborah C. -- Lawrence Nelson, Gregory Dewayne - Meridian Nelson, Jessie Lee - Morton Nelson, Phillip Winstead - Philadelphia Nelson, Rayborn, Kerry Alan - Decatur Reed Anthony Gerald Forest Reed James Marshall Pulaski Reed Torrie Regina Louisville Register Herbert Lee Morton Register Jeffrey Eldon Morton Rhodes Florene Rhodes Yolanda Sherrell Philadelphia Richardson Bill S Forest Richardson Charles K Sebastopol Ricks Calvin Carthage Ringo Bobbie Jean Forest Roberts Eileen Denise soa Roberts Mattie D Duck Hill Robinson Larry B Sharpsville Pa Robinson Patrick Joseph Noxapater Robinson Stanley Forest Robinson William E Newton Rogers Eva Mae Union Roland Phillip Wayne Carthage Rose Thomas Elmer Hickory Rosse Hertis L Carthage Ross Theresa Elaine Decatur Ruldolph Judy lrons Philadelphia Newsom, Patsy - Carthage Nichols, Cedric Devayne - Morton Nichols, Marion Martreace - Newton Nichols, Stephanie M. - Philadelphia Nichols, Terrance - Louisville Nickey, Hilda Faye - Conehatta Rush Linda J Philadelphia Ryals Doreen Philadelphia Sam Sam Sam Sam Audrey L Philadelphia Dorman Ray Philadelphia Lou Jane Velma Joyce Carthage Nunn, Michael Anthony - Louisville Nunn, Tina Marie - Louisville Page, Donna Lynn -Carthage Park, Deobrah Jean - Parker Parker, Parker, Parker, Parker Amy Lynn -- Philadelphia Carla Adele - Philadelphia Frances Lanell - Little Rock Lisa Marguette - Hickory Timothy Lee - Philadelphia Partridge, iviicriaei Allan - Philadelphia Patrick, Carmelia Carmen -- Forest Payne, Paul Lee -- Philadelphia Pearson, Marvin Craig - Troy, AL Peden, PaulMitchell - Philadelphia Peebles, Debbie Lynn -- Philadelphia Perritt, Mark N. -- Morton Pettigrew, Joan - Forest Pettis, Naomi B. - Union Petty, Mark Harold - Union Sandertord James Chadwick Kosciusko Sattinger Tim James Clearwater FL Sawyer Angela Kay Forest Schloemer Jeffery Brian Newnan GA Scott Paris Ann Meridian Sewell Michael Dewayne Tuscaloosa AL Shepperd Tammy Gale Noxapater Sherman Damon Lee Carthage Sherrodd Kenneth L Louisville Shields Billy Wade Louisville Shoemake Loretta Lynn Conehatta Shoemaker Amy Nanette Lake Shumake Deborah M Philadelphia Shumaker Ronnie L Forest Simpson Wilma Joyce Philadelphia Sims Stacey Steven Philadelphia Sisson Jimmy Walter Philadelphia Skinner Sterling W Newton Phillips, Diane Alex - Philadelphia Phillips, Tanya Anita - Lake F Phillips, Thomas Lee - Philadelphia Phillips, William Destry - Lena Pike, Barbara Jean - Philadelphia Pilgrim, John Timorhy - DeKalb Porter, Miles Bailey f- Morton Porter, Regina Ann - Louin Porter, Stacy Lannette - Lena Posey, Virginia L. R. - Lawrence Pouncey, Amy Dawn - Decatur Powers, Jerry Todd - Carthage Pugh, Vicki Lynn - Hickory Quarles, Darren Jerome -- Tuscaloosa, AL Rasco, Terri Renee - Forest Rascoll, Gena Marie -- Forest Rascoll, Howard Lee - Forest Ray, Jackie Wayne - Meridian Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Allen Gene Meridian Angelo Dominie Hetlin AL Bobby Kay Union Chrostopher Alan Lena Courtney Anne Chunky James Douglas Rollingtork Otis Derrell Philadelphia Patricia Dianne Union Shirley J Philadelphia Stacie Dyan Union Snowden Tamalyn N Decatur Solomon Jody Ron Philadelphia Spears John Glenn Philadelphia Spears Mary C Carthage Spiva Kenneth C Noxapater Spivey Jerry M Newton Stamper Tammie Lynn Newton Starr Penny Lane Philadelphia , ' ' - I l Sears, Kenneth Wayne - Philadelphia Stewart, Vincent Price - Forest Stokes, John Gilbert - Preston Stokes, Tina Kay - Philadelphia Stoliby, Gerald Dave - Philadelphia Stovall, Stovall, Beverly Anne - Philadelphia Marsha L. - Philadelphia Strait, Valerie Charlene - Union Street, Sheila Walters - Forest Stribling, Wynne Lorraine - Carthage Stroud, Teresa Nahwee -- Philadelphia Stuart, Tracy Ann - Philadelphia Stubbs, William Michael -- Forest Sullivan, Mark A. -- Philadelphia Sullivan, Sandy Kay - Philadelphia Summerall, James William - Morton Swain, Phillip Craig -- Louisville Tabb, Andrell - Brent, AL Tadlock, Brenda H. - Forest Tagert, Dalton Lee -- Morton Talbot, John Brian - Louisville Taylor, Morgan Elizabeth - Lake Taylor, Vivian Darnell - Newton Taylor, William Ralph - Union Thaggard, Carron Renee - Philadelphia Thames Thames , James F. - Decatur , Marcia Arlena - Union Thames, Willie - Louisville Thomas, Janet Dawn - Philadelphia Thomas, Jason Edward - Union Thomas, John C. - Philadelphia Thomas, Mary Melissa - Union Thomas, Nancy Jane - Philadelphia Thomas, Richard Mark - Meridian Thomas, Stephen N. - Decatur Thomas, Timothy Waymon - Carthage Wwlex Wallace, Deborah Lynn - Walnut Grove Wallace, Rhonda Lou Billy - Philadelphia Wallace, Thomas Wayne Jr. - Louisville Walls, Tammy Jo - Meridian Walters, Roy Thomas - Decatur Waltman, Barbara S. - Lake Ward, Cynthia Stovall - Carthage Warren, Gregory John - Forest Warren, Winnie F. - Forest Wash, Carl M. - Lawrence Wash, Wendy Maya - Philadelphia Washington, Ray Charles - Lena Watkins, Kenneth Wayne - Carthage Watkins, Linda Ruth - Forest Watkins, Marshall Ernest - Carthage Watkins, Peggy Annette - Philadelphia Weaver, Kimberly Jo - Newton Weaver, Randall Rayy - Conehatta Weaver, Sandra Kay - Philadelphia Weir, Joyce Ann - Philadelphia Wells, Michael Stephen - Philadelphia Whitlock, Ethel Marie - Philadelphia Whitmire, Melissa Gaye -- McCool Wiginton, Charles Ray - Decatur Wilborn, Peggy Denise - Philadelphia Wilkinson, Margaret L. - Carthage Williams, Allen Bernard - Demopolis, AL Williams, James Earl - Noxapater Williams, Linda R. - Carthage Williams, Ronnel - Louisville Williams, Sonya Evette - Bay Springs Williamson, Gary - Conehatta Williamson, Gloria Dean - Philadelphia Williamson, Meriva - Conehatta Williamson, Verna S. - Conehatta Young Thompson, Arthur Lee - Newton Thompson, Jacquline Fay -- Philadelphia Thompson, Timothy Wayne - Lena Thornton, Klnny W. - Union Thornton, Yvonne - Union Thrash, Judy Ann -- Philadelphia Thrash, Melissa Leigh - Decatur Tingle, Emily Jo - Decatur Todd, Tammie Dianne - Noxapater Townsend, Larry - Philadelphia Triplett, Anthony Jerome - Louisville Trosper, Brenda Gail - Louisville Tubby, Billye Jean - Carthage Tubby, Helen Denise - Carthage Tubby, Mary Rose - Carthage Tucker, Elizabeth Ann - Philadelphia Tullos, W. Evan - Belle Glade, FL Usry, Janet Lynn - Brandon Van Devender, Mary Nell - Preston Vance, Shelton Neal - Newton Vardaman, Talmadge Ray - Newton Vaughn, Janet Lynn - Philadelphia Vaughn, Marcella B. - Carthage Vaughn, Orlando Petersen - Mobile, AL Willis, Barbara Ann - Philadelphia Willis, Willis, Willis. Willis, Willis, Curtis Glen - Philadelphia LeeAnn -- Newton Lisa Kay - Newton Ruth Ann - Carthage Synthia Denise -- Philadelphia Wilson, Debora Lynn - DeKalb Wilson, Sammy Lee - Philadelphia Windham, Becky B. - Forest Winstead, Mike Odell - Union Wolverton, James Harold - Philadelphia Wolverton, Shelley Renee - Philadelphia Woodfin, Thomas Davis - Forest Wooten, Debra Ann - Lake Wooten, Rachel Sue - Union Yates, Rhonda Michelle - Louisville York, Janice Kay - Carthage Young, Audrey Denise - Philadelphia Young, Brian Kyle - Louisville Young, Calvin - Philadelphia Young, Jennifer - Noxapater Young, Leon Lavon - Noxapater Young, Undray - Noxapater , Yolanda -- Philadelphia Viverett Vowell, Waiter, Walker, Walker, Walker, Walker, e, Paula Denise - Union Brenda Evans - Carthage Thomas Van Jr. - Philadelphia Bobby Lee -- Newton Juanita Ann - Decatur Quincy -- Lawrence Tina Suzanne - Philadelphia Wall, Jeffery D. - Decatur Zynosky-Sharplong, C.W. - Decatur oeconol oefnester Alford Davld Shane Carthage Alford Mlke K Lake Allen Joel Todd Aprll Jennlfer Merldlan Arrlngton Chrlsty L Newton Asey Adnan M Jackson Ms Atklnson Renee Loulsvllle Ballard Marty Ray Carthage Ballenger Wllllam M Carthage Barrett Ina Lynn Lawrence Blshop Shela G Lawrence Bolden Ada Evette Mendlan Bones Joseph S Carthage Brady Stefanle L Newton Brooks Larrlette Lasonja Newton Brooks Lorne Anne Carthage Brown Chlorls Ann Merldlan Burks Jackle Joann Mendlan Busby Joey D Morton Butler Karl J Phlladelphla Campbell James E Unlon Carlton Amy Ellzabeth Unlon Cash John Leonard Newton Clark Lynn B Newton Clayton Tlmothy B Sharpsburg Ga Cole Kevnn A BIIOXI Coleman Anme H Phlladelphla Cooksey Kotrecla Jane Lake Conn Joey Decatur Copeland Sherrl Byars Carthage Covington Tammy M Phlladelphla Cowan Terry Lynn Phlladelphla Creekmore Betsy Carol Phlladelphna Cross Bart E Newton Crowson Mark S Noxapater Cumberland James D Merldlan Douglas Clarence Carthage Dowdle Thomas Johnston Carthage Edwards Carol Ann Phlladelphla Edwards Walton Eddle Carthage Elbabnlgl Ehab Abdulla Jackson Evans Mnchael Newton Everett Kenneth Paul Lake Farmer Arnell Phlladelphla Flnnegan Llsa Carol Newton Fltzhugh James W Phlladelphla Foster Tammy Renae Loulsvllle Frazler Mlchael Lee Phlladelphra Fulton Clndy Renee Phlladelphla Gatewood Rlchard H Forest Glbson Leland J Phlladelphna Glbson Sonya Phlladelphua Gull Yvette D Loulsvllle Graham Eddle P W Philadelphia Haggard John Thomas Loulsvulle Wwlez Hanna Tlmothy Wayne Forest Hardaway Mark Newton Hatcher Clndy Lynn Loulsvllle Hawthorne Kelth Lee Unlon Henry Kathle Marle Phlladelphla Hlllle Earl Newton Jackson Judlth Ann Conehatta Jenklns Janet Phnladelphla Johnson Amette Raye Conehatta Johnson Cheryl Ann Forest Johsnon Otls L Lawrence Kllgore Theresa B Phlladelphla Kmcald Glenda J Loulsvllle Knochenmuss Mary W Lnttle Rock Logan Sharon E Llttle Rock McCune Dons Newton McNa1r Luke Union Maertens Patrlck Radcllff Ky Moore Deangelo D Phlladelphla Moore Llsa K Llttle Rock Moore Tammle Denlse Phlladelphla Nash Patrlck S Phnladelphla Nlcks Ray Charles Forest Parker Eddle J Forest Parker Clovls Lee Noxapater Pearson Laura J Merldlan Pearson Lrsa Carol Unlon Peebles Sylvla Ann Phuladelphla Rhodes Bennle Joe Conehatta Rhodes Eugene Demopolls Al Rlcks Calvln Carthage Roblnson Anthony Newton Rushlng Rlchard Noxapater Sanders Stephanle L Forest Scoggln LeeAnn Newton Shows Connle L Newton Steele Shrrley Loulsvllle Strebeck Randy C Huckory Thompson Debrla R Newton Thompson Kevln R Carthage Trlplett Brenda F Carthage Varnes Harry Troy Al Walker Bully R Newton Warren Jessle Heath Forest Wash Wlllle Decatur Weaver Pattl Suzanne Decatur Wllllams John Sebastopol Wlllrams Rlcky S Forest Wlllnams Camllle S Phlladelphla Wlllls Jenny Phlladelphla WIIIIS Rory Paul Phlladelphla Wunstead Klm Loulsvnlle Young Helen D Phlladelphla 1 I T ' T , .T 1 T 1 T ' l 1 T- ' T I , I .1- 1 l , .1 1 - 1 T . ' 1- , l 1 'T Y l , -I .l y .fl 1 ln ' T I , .i' 1 'T 1 t- 7 'L , .T 1 -i y :ti I k , . .T Y Il 1 T 7 T 1 -- Y T , l 1 T 1 - , .T 1 -T I f , f Y 'T 7 l 1 1 7 ' 1 l ' 1 , f , f 1 -T 1 1 3 I f 1 f , . ,i . . , . i . I I l 1 l 7 1 1 1- 1 T 1 - 1 'i 1 T 1 l 1 l I Y 1 f Y f 1 '-1 1 T 1 'T 1 -T 1 T 1 T 1 T 1 -T 1 l 1 -T 1 T 1 -T 1 1 f I iT 1 1 ' 1 T 1 -T' 1 l 1 T 1 -i 1 T 1 --1 1 T l 1 i 1 l 1 T 1 -T 1 -1 1 -T H I 1 'i 1 T 1 1 'T 1 T . D 1 T 1 T -A 1 i 1 -T I l , I f 1 T Flashbacks 5 f Q. 'Urs ' XMH mf -ll- : R3 Q, The Year At A Glance ......ne9'fw'f' Wham N if lt's 8:00 p.m. on a Thursday night. Dr. Smith is walking through the Adminstration Building and hears a low buzzing sound coming from the yearbook room. He pauses near the door and listens for a moment but can only catch a few phrases: Where are the scissors? Tammie, where is the typography book? Are we through yet? What are We going to do novv? Suzanna, have you seen the scissors? Mrs. Vickers, have you typed that copy yet? Teto, would you hand me that pen? Marshall, write this caption for me, PLEASE. WHERE ARE THE !CQal7fS !o 41:81 SCISSORS? Marshall, they're right there by your hand. Oh. Even though this is all he hears, Dr. Smith can tellg something wonderful is about to happen Another yearbook is in progress. We hope you like it. Tammie Todd, Co-Editor Marshall Watkins, Co-Editor Suzanna Kennedy, Organizations Editor Michael Miller, Photographer Carol Vickers, Sponsor Teto Harrrell Denisa Breland Gene Cliburn Curtis Comans Lucille Lampkin Melissa Thrash Canoy Weaver Q, Tin V' , A v x,I.w , 5 ... .1., 1 1 w p , V K x xl , . ' , ff .N ., 1 ' 1 ' w 1 . .1 J , f 2 , w u BETH! ' - - .A wage , 433f0m g515i2 fEszm gf W ,X ,. , r P , , -,M , , ,': M ,A va J ' ,1.1. ,- f W, n , - , y 'F in .lf v 'Ulu B l M, V! M. I ..:',,x' ',-,gr ' , ,,, gH:: Lf QON7 .........