East Mississippi Community College - Lion Yearbook (Scooba, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1971 volume:

B r H Ofck b ] 1 AjJ £ jjtt W t. ] Ait n 1 ' ' MM 3Pk ■ - 1 , ' Jtt- ' ; J 7 ' Jh I .  bJSft  ■ i .is 1927 f l jjf 4 ' r p£ NK slE- T pmSp. jjf ; ; L I O N Co-editors Martha Barnett Mary Lynn McRae 5 7 1 Dedication One is reminded of the expression: There once was a man who jumped on his horse and rode off in all directions The 1971 Lion is dedicated to such a man. His smile takes him along with those he knows. His knowledge places him in the minds of those who meet him. His friendliness captures those around him. And, he is sincere about it. CONRAD DIMICHELE ERA An Age Of Expansion A Realm Of Change EMJC 1971 President Earl Stennis and family % £ w W !% «. - v ; • If COUNTY Noxubee Lauderdale Kemper Lowndes Clay Oktibbeha TRUSTEES Mr. A. R. Koon Mr. L. T. Anderson, Jr. Mr. Dewey Owings Mr. Whiteway Patty Mr. W. S. Lavender Mr. Thomas B. Summerford Mr. Ikie Ethridge Mr. C. G. Clayton, Jr. Mr. W. W. Thompson Mr. A. Lon Smith Mr. Kenneth Jones Mr. Gene Pompelia Mr. Ernest Palmer Mr. W. W. Shepherd Mr. J. T. Darnell Mr. Joe E. Cherry Mr. Arthur Nester Mr. S. F. Townsend Mr. A. D. Hatcher Mr. Cline Gilliam Mr. Billy R. Swedenburg Mr. Benton L. Landrum Mr. H. J. Pearson Mr. Randolph Brown Mr. W. G. McQuiston Mr. Paul Vickers Mr. W. C. Loden Mr. U. V. Dill Mr. John H. Bryan, Jr. Mr. Lyle J. Smith Mr. John R. Ware Mr. M. T. Griffin Mr. W. 0. Shivers Mr. M. S. Camp Mr. Travis Palmer Hon. P. L. Douglas SUPERVISORS Mr Mr B. S. Marler W. S. Mullens Mr. Hubert C. Hunter Mr Mr H. H. Butler G. E. Redus Mr. Lamar Tavlor Mrs. William S. Wright Mr. T. N. McElrov Mr. James F. Spears Mr. S. L. Wilson Mr. George Spinks Mr. Fred Chisolm Mr. Vanzee Luke Mr. Eddie Sparkman Mr. J. C. Edwards Mr. A. B. Gilliam Mr. B. R. Shepherd Mr. F. B. Blalock Mr. W. G. Thompson Mr. W. M. Ellis Mr. J. L. Blankenship Mr. Herman M. Shirley Mr. W. F. Walker Mr. Howard Crosswhite Mr. Johnnie L. Poss Mr. Guy Critz Mr. Preston B. Fulgham Mr. C. T. Turner Mr. Hugh Fancher Shaw Mr. Curtis Buckner Men Who Guide Our Expansion EMJC Board 70-71 Foreword Features Organizations Sports CONTENTS Classes Administration Faculty Staff Golden Triangle s - We Change, As Must Every Living Thing, And Grow In The 70 ' s o I !f inS • fl ' ■HF - Sll 9. • JkTU - L I ! I ' l  4 A Bf yt ■ '  Br, i f Emmm w Mm 1 .1 % ■ ■ ' ■R 1 - r . ' ' ' - Ka jjt:.s f aar ' g t r rlsiife EMJCT— Marcia KelliimV % 4 ' .Mr. EMJC -Tommy Smi .•• ' ■ ■ Wt fe Ira HJjS Most Hahdsom Tom Brown ( ; i - ik '  ' ■ T i l • % S 1 a ■? jU ' - - v. VVJ ■I V V4 -Ti P ' m ' . ( A 2 ,; 4 ■ ' . ,-. ; „ r. irtl r  , . ' 4 M I Beauty ■ rcia Kellum 23 2f ■♦•ji • r n. . - tf .A ..v. Derek Youngb % Mfi- ifv ' S — 1 •t A HP ! I r « • - 1 ' lHl 1 , V ; • i ■ v ' i eau - Ifi Kg ,y Lipscomb rs. K J i4 1 . 4r — ... „.a ' ' ■ -  ■ - 4f f «T - ? jJs • V fc 1 . !p ,TlWffl Roomed Tawnsend hafncellor W M.Tffim i WW r sp tm •v ■ r J . .■■■ ■ ' ■■ ' ' ' r ■ ' . Marcia Kellum 32 Homecoming Court 1970-71 Sherry Hines Belinda Townsend Sharon Studdard Pam Lavender ■ TV SPO ■ ' ■ Hi, Thrill of Victory Agony in Defeat - ' 35 FIRST ROW (left to right): Coach Charles Temkovits, Eugene Cockrell, Dale Tinker, Stewart Clay, Ronnie Hamilton, Gary Brown. Ja Miller. Mike Williams, David Bradberry, Roy Shelton, Andy Kilpatrick, Leslie Anderson, Sam Reed. SECOND ROW: Coach Kilpatrick, David Boone. David Barham, Jim Nowell, Mike Reed, Steve Little, Tommy Smith, Junior Smith, Adam Gibbs, Moses Vernon, Steve Moore. David Campbell. THE 1970 EAST MISSISSIPPI JUNIOR COLLEGE LIONS The LIONS started off on two sour notes, but as usual came roaring back, under the skillful and deter- mined guidance of coaches Kilpatrick, Poole and Temkovits. The LIONS maintained a very honorable 7 win and 3 loss record. The LIONS tied for the lead in the North Division with East Central and lost the chance to play in the championship game by the flip of a COIN. 36 Ricky Pigott, Larry Joe Dykes. THIRD ROW: Coach Poole, Derick Youngblood, Buddy Dunn, Don Miller, Kirk Gore, Larry Walls, Hiram Coker, Jerry Dismuke, Russell Caldwell, Randy Hamblin, Joe Shelton, Scotty Boyette, Tom Brown. FOURTH ROW: Tommy Earle Clark, James Moffet, Frank Brown, Jim Roberts. SEASON RECORD OPPONENT East Central OPPONENT EMJC OPP. Gulf Coast Copiah-Lincoln 7 13 Delta Northeast 21 26 Itawamba Hinds 33 Northwest Holmes 45 Pearl River 23 12 [JC OPP. 17 23 24 14 29 18 7 37 COPIAH-LINCOLN TRIPS EMJC 13-7 The LIONS started their season on a sour note against the Copiah-Lincoln Wolves. Dave Camp- bell scored early in the first quarter to put the LIONS in front. The WOLVES scored two touch- downs in the final quarter, last minutes, after two costly LION mistakes. Hamilton intercepts CO-LIN pass. Bradberry unleashes a pass against NORTHEAST. NORTHEAST RIPS LIONS 27-21 The LIONS took a 21-0 first-half lead and then fell apart to lose its second game in a row. But even in defeat, the LIONS were great. They gained a total of 421 yards, 312 of which were on the ground. But the LIONS were to come back strong, soon . . . 38 LIONS WHIP HINDS 31-0 The LIONS finally won their first game by blasting HINDS 31-0. The first score came in the first quarter as David Campbell took it in. Then in the third quarter Dale Tucker booted a 43 yard field goal. David Bradber- ry accounted for the next two LION TD ' s, on runs of two and 22 yards. Sam Reed scored the final LION touchdown and Dale Tucker converted all four TATs. Campbell gains yardage as Russell Caldwell leads the blocking. Bradberry takes off on long gainer. HOLMES CRUSHED 45-7 Mike Williams and David Bradberry scored two TDs each and Mike Reed and Gary Brown scored one each, to lead the LIONS to a 45-7 victory over the BULLDOGS. Dale Tucker also added a 34 yard field goal as well as 6 PATs. The LIONS rushers gained 194 yards. This combined with the passing attack gave Scooba a 373 yard of- fensive machine. It was the first loss for the BULLDOGS. 39 LIONS DROP PRJC 23-12 The LIONS defeated the number 2 ranked team in the nation by a score of 23-12. The game was a 6-6 deadlock at halftime, but Dale Tucker booted a 29 yard field goal to make it 9-6. PRJC scored again, but the LIONS, deter- mined to win, drove the length of the field in six plays to go out in front. An intercepted pass put the icing on the cake. Gary Brown ' scores against PRJC. Sam Reed gains against Decatur. LIONS TAKE HOMECOMING TILT The LIONS took their fourth consecutive victory by the score of 17-0 over the East Central WARRI- ORS. David Campbell took the first TD on a ten yard pass from David Bradberry. Bradberry then hit Mike Williams with a 17 yard toss and the LIONS took a 14-0 lead. Dale Tucker added the points after and also connected on a 41 yard field goal. For the LIONS, it was their fourth victory in a row. 40 PERK WALLOPS LIONS 23-0 The LIONS took their worst beating of the year from the BULLDOGS of Perkinston. The LIONS could never get anything started. Behind by only 10-0 at the half, the LIONS were unable to muster up an offense. PERK scored twice more in the final quarter to put the game out of reach. Williams takes Bradberry pass. Stewart goes high against MDJC. LIONS RIP DELTA Mike Williams scored 3 TDs and Dale Tucker con- verted 3 PATs and a 33 yard field goal to give Scooba a 24-14 win. The LIONS first score came in the first quarter as Williams scored on a 3 yard plunge. Mike scored again the second period and the LIONS led 14-0 at halftime. The final LION TD came in the third quarter. Dale Tucker put through a 33 yard field goal to round out the scoring. 41 LIONS TRIP ITAWAMBA It was a cold and rainy Columbus night when the LIONS played ITAWAMBA. The LION rushers were led bv David Campbell who gained 190 yards on 32 carries. The LIONS were able to finally score 3 TDs, a safety and a field goal. The INDIANS scored two times, but were never a serious threat as the Lions won 26-15. Boyette blocks on a punt return. LAST GAME — VICTORY The LIONS rounded out the 1970 season with a 7-0 victory over Northwest. David Camp- bell scored early in the first quarter and Dale Tucker added the PAT. The game then turned into a defensive battle. The final score showed the de- fensive strain between the two teams. Steve Little intercepts pass against NWJC. Vf 42 Coach A. J. Kilpatrick T h e L e a d e r s o f Coach Charles Temkovits Coach Gerald Poole T h e M h t y L 1 o n s « s t e v c M o o r e S a tn R e e d EMJC All-Stars 1970-71 I) a v i .1 c in P b e I I KNEELING: Watt, Knight, Allen, Smith, Williams, Wilson. STANDING: Luke, Whitmire, Grainger, Walker, Murray, Brady, Whitten, Brogan. Basketball 1970-71 Coach Keyes Currie Brady hits for two. Williams set up LION defense. Coach Currie gives strategy. Murray launches corner shot. Walker snares rebound. Brady finds going rough. LION fast break pays off. Murray grabs rebound for LIONS. KNEELING: Hill, Atkins, Tucker, Smith, Hull, Sparkman, Studdard. STANDING: Coach Poole, Vernon, Darnell, Brady, Tyler, Reese, Ferraez. Smith Tyler B a s e b a 1 1 Vernon Brady W4r|«. ' : ' •••5 fc 3 i ' . li 1 9 7 pifnHPlyi 9$ 4im | Sparkman 4 - ' 3WS; , ' , i MS : ' - ' ' ' v„ V. , Ferraez 3H Ml 4g£$;. ??f =7 S Atkii Studdard Hull Darnrll Hill Tucker 49 Hill, kcllum, Studdard, Johnson, Teasley, Gardner, Farrar, Wrighl Cheerleaders 1970-71 50 To all my friends and classmates at East Mississippi Junior College, I would like to wish you the very best in the future years. S. I know that EMJC has a bright future, since our present Administra- tion, Faculty, Board of Supervisors, and Board of Trustees want the best possible for us, the students. We can make dreams come true through our striving for perfection. It is my wish to see everyone continue to grow in wisdom. Let us not forget that The Lord is Our Shepherd and we should ask Him for guidance and strength for the remainder of our lives. We must all continue to seek better knowledge in education and to be the best in all our endeavors. G. A. In closing, it is my desire that all of you will find joy, peace, love and happiness. Good luck, and may God bless each of you. Tommy Smith President, SGA 1970-71 SEATED: Hollingsworlh, Smith. STANDING (1. to r.): McRac, Conner, Bates, Townsend, Fulton. Pigoll, Brady, Fralcy, Kclkim, Barnctt. 52 1st ROW: Vance, McRae, Lavender. 2nd ROW: Townsend, Miss Anne Anderson, Fraley. WSGA 1st ROW: Marble, Hill, White, Fos ter, Townsend. 2nd ROW: Mattison Barnett, L. Gordy, Redmond, Puck ett, Gilespie, Gordon, Reynolds Aust. 3rd ROW: Bates, Patterson McCary, Gilberston, McDonald. Delta Psi Omega 53 SEATED (1. to r.): Lindley, Richardson. McRae, Hailey, Edmonds, Vance, Conner. STANDING (1. to r.): Kellum. Townsend, Hill, Brady, McClure. S. Moore. T. Smith, C. Gordy, Foster, Puckett. Phi Theta Kappa 1st ROW: Murray, Mitchell, Patterson, Gil- reath. 2nd ROW: Hopper, Vance, Mattison, Simmons, R. Knight, Edmonds, Graham, Harhour, Bates, Pilgrim. Phi Beta Lambda 54 LEFT TO RIGHT: Foster, Puckett, Hickey, McClure, Hopper, R. Moore, D. Brown, Persons. Camera Club SYZYGY SEATED (1. to r.): Barnett, Redmon, Con- ner, Foster, Puckett, Hurt. STANDING (1. to r.): Brown, Hopper, McClure, MeCarv. 1st ROW: Reynolds, Edmonds, Brock. M. McWil- iams, Simmons. 2nd ROW: Spearing, McRae. C. Smith, Gordy, P. Smith, Patterson, Conner, P. McWil- liams, Vance. BYW SEATED (1. to r.): Spearing, Brock, Gordy, Conner, Redmon, M Williams. STANDING (1. to r.): Gilbertson, Moore, Hughley, Gordy, Simmons, Moore. SEATED: Patterson. Reynolds. STAND- ING (1. to r.): Puck- ett, Creekmore. Ed- monds, McCarv, Vance, Gordon. BSU Wesley 56 L. TO R.: Mattison, Byrd, Creekmore, Barnett, Hailey, Smith, C, Gordy, Smith, P., Conner. Girl ' s Ensemble LEFT TO RIGHT: Hick- ey, McCary, Walker, Marble, Gordon, Bates. Men ' s Ensemble EMJC Chorus 1st ROW: Carter, Barnett, Hailey, M. McWilliams, MeRae, Dial, VanDeven- der, Moore, Creekmore, Patterson. 2nd ROW: P. Smith, Gordy, Mattison, MeCary, Foster, Reyonlds, Manning, C. Smith. 3rd ROW: Edmonds, Vance, Byrd, Walker, McDonald, Puckett, P. McWilliams, Leon. 4th ROW: Bates, Gillis, Marshall, Mitchell, Hickey, Gor- don, Marble, Lowry, Persons. Editors Hollingsworth, McClure. Collegian 1st ROW: Hopper, Brown, Connor, Puckett, Foster, Kil- patriek, Redmon. 2nd ROW: Hill, Burks, Gillespie, Town- send, MeWilliam, Hurt, Bates. CENTER: Holling- sworth, McClure. Staff 58 Editors McRae, Burnett 1970-71 Lion SEATED (on ground): Pat- terson, Simmons, Bates. STANDING (1st Row): McWilliams, Gordy, Brantley, Duncan, Moore, Kilpatriek, McRae, Barnett, Tucker, Manning, McCary, Redmon, Conner. 2nd ROW: Foster, Puckett, McClure, Burkes, Jackson. Staff 59 EMJC Majorettes E M J C M a r c h i n LEFT TO RIGHT: Purvis, Lindley, Fraley, Bryan, Knight, Culberson, Townsenc B a n d 60 Iva Hill Dm in Majorette Mary Agues Pun is Head Majorette Woodwinds 1st ROW: Lindley, Knight, Bryan. Hill. Townsend Purvis. 2nd ROW ' : VanDevender, McRae, Gomillion Reed, Manning, P. McWilliams, Gardner, MeCrim mon, P. Smith, C. Smith, Leon. 3rd ROW: Gordon Walker. LEFT TO RIGHT William, Barnett McCarv, Persons Varner, Fraley, Aust Marble, Reynolds. Percussion McArthur, Bates, Jackson. ADM1 it w DR. EARL STENNIS President TOM SCARBROUGH Academic Dean EMJC Campus AARON LANGSTON Director Golden Triangle A D M I N I S T R A T I O N 63 Faculty MISS ANNIE E. ANDERSON Dean of Women Mathematics MR. 0. S. BOSARGE Natural Sciences MR. ALLEN BRUTON Mathematics MRS. RACHEL BOUNDS Mathematics MR. CLOIS CHEATHAM Natural Sciences DR. ANNETTE CRICKARD Literature Psycholog) 64 MR. JAN DANAWAY Guidance MR. ANDREW D. FLEMING Agriculture MR. KEYES CURRIE Government Basketball Coach MR. CONRAD DIMICHELE History MR. PERRY GAITHER English MR. EARL JONES Industrial Arts 65 MR. A. J. KILPACTRICK Head Football Coach MR. CHARLES MALONE Social Science MRS. L. B. MITCHELL Business MRS. GLENDA MALONE Music Chorus MR. SCOTT MOODY Natural Sciences MRS. CAROL PERRY Librarian 66 MR. GERALD POOLE Hygiene Economics Assistant Football Coach MR. ANDREW J. RITCH Speech Drama MR. JON WHITTINGTON Art MR. JOHN PERRY Business MISS BETTY RACKLEY English MR. CHARLES TEMKOVITS Physical Education Assistant Football Coach MRS. TRESSIS WILLIAMSON En lisli Spanish rlfr . MR. JAMES BARHAM Cafeteria Manager Staff MR. JESSE BATY Physical Plant Manager MR. THOMAS CHAMBERS Business Manager MRS. LOLA BRIGGS Student Center MRS. H. G. FROST Secretary Business Office MRS. BETTY HOPPER Assistant Librarian 68 MRS. OLA HUTCHERSON Student Center MRS. EVELYN KEY Assistant Dean ofWomen MRS. SCOTT MOODY Instructional Materials Center MRS. ERANCIS RUSH Secretary Academic Dean MRS. IDA MADISON Manager Student Center MRS. RUTH ROGERS Secretary Business Office MRS. JON WHITTINGTON Secretary President ' s Office AM Automotive Mechanics MR. JOHN HARPOLE LARRY HUNNICUT Porterville r EDDIE PUCKETT GARY SULLIVAN Porterville Preston 70 ' . ( s X 5 Martha Barnett DeKalb Darrell Bates Philadelphia James Britt Macon Danny Brown Columbus Frank Brown Coin minis Bill Bruner Meridian Russell Caldw. Columbus David Campbe Meridian Tommy Earl Clark Macon Benin Coleman Caledonia Dawn Conner DeKalb William Cotton Ma ben B rend a Creek more Fair ax, Va. Mamie Darnell DeKalb Tommy Darne DeKalb riraifittnteii W ' % Marilyn Dial Livingston, Ala. Billy Joe Dye West Point Dorothy Edmund West Point Eddie Foster Scooba ■mm fri ■9 1 k -- ? i i MK rU Wanda Frye i A Cola minis Ski v a. % Michael Fulgham Maben Job Gomillion Jay, Flu. Ronnie Gordon Meridian Lynne Gordy Porterville Edward Guerry Macon Jetty Gayle Hailey Scooba Cooper Hailc DeKalb Richard Harris Macon David Hickey Columbus Ka Hill Lauderdale Peggy Hill Arte si a Sherry Hines Brooksville Paul Hollingsworth West Point Gary Hopper Steens Calvin Hudson Columbus Dewayne Hul Dekalb Da id Jackson Columbus Linda Culberson Johnson Scooba Marcia Kellum Columbus Gene Lindlev Macon m 80 v Danny Lipscomb Macon Mike McCary Meridian Steve McClure Columbus Mary Lynn McRae DeKalb Charles Marble Meridian lit rm%p Belinda Mattison Columbus Gary Miller Macon Steve Moore Brooksvillc. Tomm Nicklos Caledonia Eunice Patterson Shuqualak Olen Persons Shuqualak t Ricky Piggott Meridian Rita Redmon DeKalb Clark Roman Fairless Hills, Pa. Mitchell Smith Col urn has Pat Sorrels DeKalb Belinda Townsend Collinsville Becky Vance Meridian •a Moses Vernon Macon Larry Walls Columbui Pat Webb Porterville Job Williford Coin mhus 85 fX r?j % ' M f k V ' V • ' ; j . : Freshman Class Officers Eddie Al Sparkman Reporter David Bradberrv John McArthtiir V ice-Presideat Leroy Albritton Sleens Brenda Atkins Columbus Pat Lindley Baker Brooksville Dave Barb am Columbus Donna Duncan Brantley DeKalb Jimmy Brantley DeKalb Jane Brock Pheba Latatia Bryan Scooba Debbie Burgess Maben Diane Burkes DeKalb 89 Elaine Byrd West Point David Calvert DeKalb Marilyn Cartel Porterville Overa Carter DeKalb Terry Cherry Porterville Dafaphine Clark DeKalb Stewart Cla Columbus John Creek more DeKalb Cathy Dodd Maben Sonny Duett Columbus 90 Larry Joe Dykes Starkville Mari Puckett Foster Scooba Marsha Ray Fraley Macon David Fulton Philadelphia Debbie Gardner Columbus Vanita Gardner Columbus Charlie Gillespie Macon Walter Gillis Columbus Billy Gilreath West Point 91 Chris Gordy Doris Graham Randy Hamhlin Cecelia Hamilton Porterville DeKalb West Point Ma ben Do bra Harbour DeKalb Jeanne Harry Porterville Beverly Hatcher Columbus Ricky Hatcher Porterville Unveil Hit Macon 97 Brenda Hull Porterville Ginger Hurt Columbus Sondra Johnson Shuqualak Terry Johnson Scooba Kathy King Cliftonville Howard Knight Columbus Kathy Knight Meridian Rhonda Knight Maben Jane Land Macon Betty Lang DeKalb 93 ife. j I Bob Latham Macon Pam Lavender Macon Barbara Leon Scooba Linda Lindley B rook svi lie Steve Little Columbus Stan Lockley Meridian Phil Lowry Louisville Mike Luk Preston John McArthur Macon Glenda McCrimmon Columbus 94 Viva Jo McDonald DeKalb Jim McGraw Columbus Mary McWilliams DeKalb Peggy McWilliams Meridian Sharon Manning West Point Tommy Maury Macon Lance Miichf DeKalb James Moffctt Macon Ronda Moore DeKalb Ira Ott Columbus 95 Talulah Parrish Crawford James Pendergras Baker, La. Sandra Permenter Macon Georgia Pilgrim DeKalb Mary Purvis Scooba Grady Randall Columbus Mike Reed Starkvilk Jennie Reynolds Meridian Jim Roberts Starkville 96 Linda Spearing Macon Eunice Stewart Prairie Point Al Strong Shuqualak Sharon Studdard Columbus Joann Taylor Scooba Teresa Teasley Columbus Janet Townsend Scooba 97 Mary VanDevrm DeKalb i Varner Macon Jack Webl Columbi Aaron Wilson DeKalb Ralph Womack DeKalb Mae Wright Preston Susan Wright Meridian 98 GOLDEN TRIANGLE VOCATIONAL-TECHNICAL CENTER ADMINISTRATION FACULTY STUDENTS MR. EDWIN ALFORD Guidance MR. G E. BLAKE I. E. E. MR. J. W. BOYD Ref. and A C MR. LARRY BRANCE Drafting and Design FACULTY MR. FRANK BRISTER Speech MR. BRADLEY CARLEY Drafting and Design MR. W. W. DENNY Diesel MRS. SARAH GLELDNER LPN MR. CHARLES HOLLIS Machine Shop MR. EDWIN RICE MRS. ROBERT MOATES MRS. DOROTHY TRAMEL Adult Education Instructor Business Business Laura Aguirre Business Sandee Albanese LPN Charles Arndt Ref and A C Joe Barnes Diesel Dale Baswt Paul Bates Freshman — Drafting and Design Becky Button Neon Bobitt Ref. and A C Johnson Bridges Welding Raymond Bell Ref. and A C Thomas Boyd Ref. and A C 101 Betty Brown Chris Brown Diesel Tommie Carter Machine Shop Paul Clard Nancy Clemmons Sid Crigler Fant Cullev Business Freshman — and Design Drafting Ref. and A C Faye Dawkins Business Tom Denton Sophomore — Drafting and Design 107 Walter I. Davis Sophomore — Drafting and Design Ollie Deloach Michael Derby John Diamond Walter Dodson Edward Dood) Sophomore — Drafting Diesel Freshman — Drafting Ref. and A C and Design and Design Haven Ellison Electricity Robert Evans Electricity James Fifer Ref and A C Debbie Fowler Tip Gable Linda Free Business Annie Dell Gaudy 103 Johnny Gibson Machine Shop Steve Gilliam Drafting and Design Sally Glezan L.P.N. Mary Griffin Business Michaci Iiaigh Machine Shop Kenneth Guidry Special Student Drafting and Design Donnie Hammeti Diesel Jean Hanna L.P.N. 104 James Harrison Drafting and Design Ray Hanna Drafting and Design Johmn Hill Judy Hill Business Doris Holocher L.P.N. Sharon Hopkins L.P.N. Dorothy Houser L.P.N. Walter House Virginia Houser Business Wilhur Huffman Diesel Grady Johnston Electricity Sharon Jones Business Johnny Hughes Welding Robert Johnson 105 John Jordon Welding Jan is Kisner Business Mrs. Pat Ki Dicky Lee Drafting and Design Linda Lindsey L.P.N. Carolyn Logan Daniel Dittrel Pat McKenzie L.P.N. Billv Lucas 106 Diesel Billvc McNutt L.P.N. Chris Malom Weldins Mike Manzolillo Ref. and A C Patricia Mason Louis Mayfield Sophomore — Drafting and Design James Medders Ref. and A C Arthur Mills Machine Shop Jeanne Miller LPN Carolyn Morgan Business Turrah Murphy LPN Earnestine Mitchell LPN Sharon Morris Business 107 Billy Myars Diesel Albert O ' Neal Ref. andA C Joyce Oswalt L.P.N. Mitcho Paich Ref. and A C Daniel Parsons Ref. and A C Freddie Perkins Diesel Darlene Pikto 108 Sandra Pruitt Business Michael Reev Electricity George Roberson Drafting Lewis Roberson Drafting Fred Roberts William Robinson Freshman — Drafting and Design Charlie Rogers Diesel Jimmy Ruff in Freshman — Drafting and Design Leonard Russel Electricity Steve Sullivan Electricity James Strickland Machine Shop Douglas Stapleton Ref. and A C Charles Slayton Electricity Walter Stewart Ref. and A C L. Junior Smith Freshman — Drafting and Design 109 Martha Sipei Business Beverly Shirley Business Valie Sennett Welding Betty Scott Grady Tripled Diesel ill Walker Freshman — Drafting and Design Jimmv hite Electricity George Williams Ref. and AIC Joe Wilkins Electricity 110 Bobby Williams Machine Shop La on Williai Diesel Gail Winter George Winter Welding Jrenda Wray Business Danny Yeatman Welding Tommy Young Diesel Jimmy Yates Sophomore — Drafting and Design 111 a p . ho ' s Whqrln Junior Marcia Keljum Tommy Smith .Belinda Townsend 112 I JU ' ,. - M r -- , V American Colleges Kay Hill Moses Vernon Becky Vance The LION staff wishes to express its sincere appreciation to Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Evans of Shu- qualak, Mississippi for the use of their beautiful home. Tannahoe is a quiet and majestic home in 1 1 4 the midst of a noisy and bustling world. ' ■; : H ft. 115 mM SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED Atkins, Jack Bozeman, Billy Brady, Mike Brogan, Jackie Brooks, William Brown, Gary Brown, Mike Brown, Tom Chambers, Paula Chancellor, Bill Clayton, Cliff Cole, Richard Conner, Kyle Dunn, Carl Elliot, Charles Fulton, Charles Gardner, Glenda Gilbertson, George Guyton, Gene Hamilton, Ronnie Hartness, Gary Heard, Emmy Lou Heard, Sam Henderson, Sam Hill, Clint Jaynes, Floyd Jernigan, David Kimbrell, Ronnie Kolb, Rickey Latham, Wesley Lindley, Lee Miller, Jay Porter, Victor Reed, Sam Richardson, Warren Shelton, Joe Smith, Tommy Sparkman, Hansel Stennis, Mary- Taylor, Walter Terrill, Tommie Tucker, Dale Tyler, Ben Waddell. Ted Walker, Andrew Walker, Steve White, Joe White, Patsy Whitten, Ronnie Whittington, Beecy Wilkerson, Wayne Wilkerson, Thomas Williams, Mike Williams, Roy Wilson, Wade Winters, Ravmond Yarbough, Ronnie Youngblood, Derek 116 FRESHMEN NOT PICTURED Abrams, George Neal Allen, Jarvis Anderson, Leslie Aust, Jerry Benamon, Johnnie; Boone, David Boyette, Scotty Bradberry, David Brock, Watt Brown, Harold Hurt, Robert Allen Coker, Hiram Cole, Harry Lee Conner, Clifton Crawford, Glenn Delk, Danny Dial, David Dismuke, Jerry Edmondson, Wilson Farrar, Jane Ferguson, James Fyke, Robert Gillis, Walter Glusenkamp, Kevin Gomillion, Patsy Gore, Curtis Granger, Ricky Guin, Hughdolph Gunn, Hephen Hampton, Betty e Harpole, Shirley Hapson, David Kilpactrick, Andy Lee, Alvin McCullough, Michael Mcintosh, Diane Marshall, Henry Martin, Herbert Miller, Don Mine, Ernest Mitchell, Bessie Maury, Bruce Murry, Jim Ott, Billy Owings, John Poss, Fred Ross, Gary San sing, Joe Shaw, Jimmy Shelton, Danny Shelton, Michael Shelton, Robert Shelton, Willie Smith, Bryant Smith, Tommy Spann, Claude Sparkman, Eddie Al Stennis, Bill Swindel, Ken Temple, Danny Temple, Lynda Tubb, Ben Turner, Steve Tyer, Charles Tyler, Tim Upton, Thomas Vaughn, Becky Walker, Ronnie Warren, Alice Watts, Sam T. Webb, Jeanette White, James Whitmire, Brady 117 hittington has dogs in his Ha- Somewhere in this photo there is a piano. We wish we knew where this was. The Ix-auh ■ Somewhere in between The beast There s absolutel) nothing interesting about th ' s picture. It could he a number of thines!!! - f 1 Clarkdale will rule the world. Inseparable??? I hope Glusenkami) doesn ' t irct there first! 121 Spades 101 Oh. God. N( 122 If you use the handle, it will work! girdle is killing me! 123 What it, Honey!!! Whatsha got under that arm. Tuts?? 124 Once in the morning? I hate show-biz!!! 125 Alt 126 We CANNOT show that movie on this campus. Love is a many splendored thi 127 I ' M backwards today. Quiet before Glusenkamp. 128 Autographs h ' |T -. mt ' ' ' : - Sfei :. ' . iSrSr r 1 an i -■ ' | rr-T— r- -i ' i ' ,T