Itawamba Community College - Mirror Yearbook (Fulton, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1978 volume:

««! ii tt f ' mffiBl 1978 MIRROR Itawamba Junior College Fulton, Mississippi copyright ©1978 Editor: Vickie Smith Assistant Editor: Caren Lollar Advisor: Mrs. Lettie Kelso Table of Contents Instruction 18 Sports 42 Activities 74 Personalities 92 Classes 122 Organizations 158 Closing and Index .... 186 The I ' irsi embers )l Id . . .clouds [flowing in lowiini Sepieniher . . . Ivuniy fairs, and couniry luun. and fooihall Saturday nights . . .the stands full at Fulton . . . the hand trumpeting . . . the road games . . . buses clicking along the ragged ipavement . . . wet. rainy drives to ' fie Delta towns, then quick Iv back L. back through the darkness . . . building lives . . . go ahead and eat. It won ' t bite you! . . . get together . . .eat, study, live and learn together . . . how to solve a crime and how to save a life . . . everyone is building their lives in different directions, yet building them together. . . putting the pieces into the puzzle of your last days as a teenager and your first days as an adult. . . future winds •enls . . . reflcclions ( l Jomorrow 7m fuiiire winds . . , hard rock and future shock . . . ]s I9H4 already here? . . . the 1 echiuilo v Building . . . new courses . IJC. erecting minds and buildings, to help children the generation of the second millennium yet. whispers of tradition on every southern word . . . pep rallies and cheerleaders . . . hand holding and pie throwing . . . the •gorgeous girls who make us laugh, and ; make us cheer . . . and make us dream those All-American dreams _ ■ ■ pomp and hotty-totty . . . tradition . . . making a memory . . . the MIRROR. . .yeah, here we are . . . trying to get this stuff together. . . isn ' t it hard to put together a memory? — a face that smiled back at yours on a cold December morning — or the first girl you went out with at IJC . . . try to write that memory — capture that moment of blue eyes glimmering at a rainy football game . . . photograph it ... hand back the past — our youth . . . our annual . . . KTWi pieces of time building . . . little pieces . . . pieces of importance . . .building. . .the Fine Arts Center . . .fragments of our Junior college lives . . . center stage . . . Drama Club . . . Shakespeare with his kings and queens, and lovers lost in time? . . . or is it Cat On A Hot Tin Roof or a Glass Menagerie? . . .yes, Tennessee Williams ' sultry southern sounds, in the sultry southern night . . .practice. . .August. . . 100 degrees . . . It feels like its raining inside my helmet! . . . hit, hit, hit I lost eight whole pounds today! . . . finally the first game . . . Be a winner, ' cause anyone else is a loser . . . Play hard, but let ' s have fun . . . Thank goodness! We made it through another summer ! . . . 13 —MM ifnt wumt . . . ia }i,cr.s ( l broken vrvsial rcflcciiny, silver lace in the sun . . . mirroring scailerecl memories when senior eollejies. and new ly wed afiernoons. and firs! jobs are the places your life lakes you . . . . . . hey. dial was a busy day when I rei(isiered . . . (lass cards, and subjects gelling harder . . .flash! vou ' r pholo . . . oh. how could look ihal had! . . . parking permits and out the door . . . into the school year . . . Dr. Benjamin . . . guiding . . stniling . . . kind leadership into the future IJC sand ours. . .helpful and strong . . . a memory, mellowing with understanding friends. . . it ' s something ycni ' i alwa ys remember . . . win or h. days of gold in summer . . . afiernoons in iheir autumn coals oj red. and nntge. and tarnished leaves . . . games . . . THE Game . . . Don ' t drown me. brother ' ... friends. . . onward champions . . . the chosen few . . . the dream of high school halfbacks . . . onward into memories, lost in crystal prisms of tomorrow . . . imm ' - ' 16 step by step . . . Hey. . . I ain ' t gonna pay that parkin ' ticket . . . You want to bet me two dollars! . . . a frowning fragment of our lives . . .the CHIEFTAIN. . .deadlines. . .late nights of paste-up and putting it all together . . . Mrs. Kelso teaching the craft . . . step by gentle step . . . distribution . . . . . .Oh, that ' s a good B.C.! . . . fragments . . . glimpses of our dreams and leaders of the new age . . . any student a future star . . . any reflected smile or well loved moment becomes a part of my mind ' s mirror and these mirrored pages . . . 17 ?f 3JliJPP w INSTRUCTION :: Editors: Danita Wheeler, Robin Wigginton Board Of Trustees Decide IJC ' s Future (standing, I. to r.) Mr. Otis Moore, Itawamba County; Mr. Sam Sprayberry, Itawamba County; Mr. Win- slow Cox, Monroe County; Mr. Joe C. Spradling, Itawamba County; Mr. James E. Gordon, Chickasaw County; Mr. Charles Spencer, Itawamba County; Mr. Leroy Belk, Lee County, (seated) Mr. D. D. Sneed, Pontotoc County; Mr. James A. Thrash, Itawamba County; Mr. Jimmy Lee Collums, Pontotoc County; Mr. Calvin Turner, Lee County; Mr. Doyle McQuarry, Chickasaw County, (not pictured) Mr. J. E. Hodo, Monroe County. 20 Dr. Benjamin Guides IJC As President 21 Administrators 22 (left page, clockwise) Dr. W. F. Edmonson, dean of Instructional Affairs; Mr. Bill Caples, director of Student Activities and Financial Aid; Mr. Archie Riley, director of Physical Plant. (right page, clockwise) Mr. W. E. Boggs, dean.of Student Affairs; Mr. Mac Curlee, assistant director of Student Activities; Mr. C. R. Nan- ney. Business Manager. 23 (clockwise) Mrs. Karen McFerrin, Guidance Counselor; Mr. Carl Comer, Director of Admissions and Guidance; Mr. James Pettigrew, Cooperative Education Director. 24 Faculty Members Make Plans Work Abel, Marian Music Abraham, Sandra Librarian Armstrong, Wanda Reading Bean, Chris Child Development Benjamin, Doris Librarian Boggs, Gwen Education and Psychology Butler, Lynn Fashion Merchandising Comer, Nannette English Digby, Kenny Philosophy 25 Earnest, Susie Mae English Finger, Larry Law Enforcement Ford, Sandy Art Franks, Carolyn English Gallop, Judy Nursing Gholston, Linda Nursing 26 Hamilton, Lucy Biology Hughes, John Social Studies Jacquette, David Sociology Kelso, Lettie Journalism, Publications Kuboviak, James Law Enforcement Long, Jim Physics Mabry, Debra Nursing Mattox, John Biology McElreath, David Law Enforcement 27 28 Nicholson, Joyce Speech and Drama Newsom, Wayne Physical Education Prestage, Carolyn Nursing Riley, Charles Psychology Rouse, William Electronics Russell, Dixie Mathematics 29 Hey! Did you ever think that members of the IJC faculty were once students, too? Well, they were. They took exams, and flunked tests, and complained about homework like everyone of us. But they got through it — somehow — lik e we will. The average member of the IJC faculty is only 37 years old, but has been teaching for about 1 4 years. On the average, they have also worked beyond the requirements for a masters degree. Faculty members have put in a lot of hours learning skills that gave them a 4.24 overall excellence rating on a scale of 1 to 5. It was the IJC students who gave them this rating in the spring of 1977. Sheffield, Mildred Social Sciences Smith, W. R. Mathematics Sneed, Bill Mathematics Spencer, Pattijo Business Stanford, Charlotte Nursing Stone, Charles Agribusiness Todd, Edna Business Education Wamble, Jack Electronics 30 31 Coleman, Betty Assistant Bookkeeper Davis, Jane Secretary, Director of Student Activities Dill, Annette Bookkeeper Hartley, Dana Secretary, Dean of Instructional Affairs Johnson, Phyllis Assistant Bookkeeper Luther, Frances Secretary, Dean of Instructional Affairs Staff Members Tie Up Loose Ends 32 Miles, Jesker Library Technical Assistant Morrow, Etta Kate Secretary, Director Admissions and Guidance McCormick, Pat Librarian Technical Assistant Stanley, Carol Publications Assistant Strickland, Phyllis Secretary, Dean of Student Affairs White, Mitzi Secretary, Director of Physical Plant 33 Students Not Computerized At Itawamba Since the average junior college student is 22 years old, most IJC faculty members can look at the people in their classes as adults. Instructors at Itawamba can also afford more time for students because the size of the school is smaller than that of most senior colleges and the atmosphere is more intimate. The young people at IJC do not have to be computer- ized, but can be friends and helpers to the people who make up the col- lege ' s faculty and staff. 34 z m r 1 1 s V Sij Af k ■•- ' ' 1 ■ 1 Tupelo Campus Administration (clockwise) Mr. William Jaggers, Vocational-Technical Director; Mr. John Burkes, Director of Continuing Education; Mrs. Mavienne Hanson, Health Occupations Supervisor; Mr. Don Hanratty, Director of Experienced Based Career Education. 35 (clockwise) Mrs. Margaret Mason, Director of Resource Center; Mr. Max Munn, Director of Student Services; Mr. William Mattison, Director of Experience Based Education; Mr. William Lowery, Supervisor of Special Vocational Education. fA ■ .ir ' - i ■d 36 J 1 r ' ' yU: kC •1 t ' .t - ' i ' i r J k f ' 1 K.ja ?MI ■ £Z3 i m ■; ' Ss?S m P .aa ' - ' slM r V ■ i}i fm 1(1 ' %■ W M li k w ip ll H JSSBSw m Tllh„ 1 r 9 ife g|« Tit ' ' ifl 1. , P B 1 01 H .ii 1 1 i (clockwise) Mr. Mac Allen Thomas, Administrative Assistant to Director; Mr, Wylie Wood, Supervisor of Adult Education; Mrs. Pat Sistrunk, Director of Instruction; Mr. D. L Wiygul Jr., Assistant Vocational-Technical Director and Evening College Coordinator; Mrs. Nancy White, Mississippi Manpower Development Training Supervisor. 37 38 What We ' re About Evet7one has a goal — if they don ' t, their goal is usually finding one — and so it is with the faculty and admin- istration of IJC. They wrote some of their goals down for us — the things they want to do, the things they want to accomplish. First, they want to help students find out what they want from life, how to get it, and then give them the confi- dence to reach for it. Second, the IJC staff tries to teach the things that will make the American economic system work for the stu- dent. They give them an education in the skills where money is being made at the present time, and where it will probably be made in the future. Third, IJC wants to instill in stu- dents the belief that learning doesn ' t end when a person stops attending classes. IJC believes that a person is a part of everyone he has met and is touched by everything he sees. Every moment can be a bright, exciting learning process if a person is trained to see it as such. Every day can be a glowing frontier says the staff at Itawamba, and every moment the fulfillment of a dream. 39 40 The Coming Classes IJC had 233 more students going to classes in the fall of 77 than it did the past spring. When next autumn comes there may be even more students fill- ing the classrooms and the bleachers in the football stadium, and relaxing in the student center. The Itawamba Junior College fac- ulty and staff are prepared to prepare even more young minds for the rug- ged world that will lie ahead of them. The teachers ut IJC smile — and accept the challenge. 41 SPORTS : :A yH ' - IMf «:i ; ■.i?i !r:ma SV _ es o o « Editor: Gail Horton i ' sfii. iii -t j . vsr ,.: ,: ,.. .. J - . • • ! ; We Remember More Than Statistics The last time I looked there were still leaves on the trees beyond the football field and you were still putting up victory posters and shaking poms- pons . . . you were going into basketball games on my arm — but the gym is all closed now, and no one fills the stands . . . and the last time I thought about you was on a windy baseball field, just before the rains set in. The last time I looked, you were still wearing tennis shoes and making your passes at the games and at me . . . the last ball game I saw, I saw with you — the team went away a winner and sodid we, at leastfora time . . .and there were the days I went wandering, walking by the frozen playing fields, and wondering about you, and if summer would ever come again. Now there are no more leaves left on distant trees, and no time left for wondering. . . about iJC . . .or the next game. . . or us . . .or lit tests . . .or tomorrow. . . there is only going on . . . f 1 - t ' - ' ffmmmm psir-«i !HlJlii«f «  li ' ? f 45 BA SEBA LL: Hard Swings, Long Strides John Wiggers Ronnie Sullivan Glenn Logan Chris Holt Steve Coleman Hubert Miller David Switzer Bobby Straughter Ross Betts Robby Weaver George Bobo Nathan White Cliff Adair Eric Schultz Charles Graham Maynard Neal Dennis Wamble MikeWofford Jeff Tally Scott Cayson Donnis Martin Coach Monroe Mark Todd 1 ik,.« - ' . J- ■ 46 . . . In the late days of February, balls begin to bounce across the cold, muddy infield . . . the bats — Louisville Sluggers and such — are broken out . . . catcher ' s mits pop with the tune of an inside fastball, and the first baseman ' s glove sings with the long throw from third . . . the practice continues . . . . . .the games. . . hard swings . . . long strides . . . infield flies . . .slow curves. . . knuckle balls . . . and the hard slider . . .the game . . . the bat . . . the glove . . . the victory or the loss . . .the baseball days of spring . . . Slow Curves Knuckle Balls 47 TENNIS: Point, Game, Set, Match I i 48 Ready, Set, Serve . . . tennis . . . rackets restrung . . . back hands improved . . . IJC ' s team readies for another year ' s games. . . coaches and players, nets and the courts — Ready? — Ready. — the serve is an ace . . . Point, game, set and match . . . Itawamba. 49 TRA CK: Speed, Distance, Endurance Mike Mitchell Cloyd Garth Walter Donald Jimmy Wilder Kent Davis Bobby Clay Coach Curlee David Jones Johnny Ray Pierce Joe Westbrooks Walter Zinn Dean Burchfield Willie Coleman Ronnie Doss Johnny Wilder Steve Miller 50 Sprinting to Victory or Defeat . . . Track — speed . . . the sprinters loosening up, then springing from the blocks on chilly March days . . . a few seconds . . .it ' s over!. . . . . . TRACK — the hurdlers . . . sprinting, then over the hurdles . . .a fev quick yards, then up and over the barrier again . . . the hurdles . . . . . . TRACK — throwing the shot . . . strength . . .the steel ball . . . ohhhh! . . . the distance . . .the record? . . . the shot . . . . . .TRACK — the pole-vault and the high jump. . . run, then up-and- over, by pole or body alone . . . the climb. . . peaking, just barely above the bar . . . then down, falling toward victory or defeat . . . down into the foam . . . the pole-vaulters . . . the high jumpers . . . . . . TRACK — the milers . . . alone. . . the distance . . .the endurance . . . the pacing, then the kick!. . .alone. . .the milers. . . 51 -Vl Intramural Champs Go to Tourney Intramural winners are football, Pontotoc Kings; eight-ball pool, Johnny Witt; ping pong, David Taylor; foosball, Tim Estes and Joey Cox, cards; and Marty Lucius checkers. Winners went to the state tournament at Northwest. 52 Everybody Wins in Intramurals In sports as in life, there are usually winners and losers, but in intramurals, to play is to be winners . . . basketball for girls and guys everybody plays, everybody ... in volleyball the point is the aim, your reach is the only limit, and fun is the object . . . foosball and ping-pong and perfect pairs making partners, and friends, and fun, not just for paid- for-high school products, but for bookworms and band boys, society girls and secretaries . . . 53 Basketball . . . if s played by boys, and kids, and girls and like any other sport, it serves no purpose — except to gratify the need that is within us all to strive, to work, to compete and not to fade with loss or smirk with victory, but to go on with grace . . . Nancy Wiginton Gail Murphree Leisa Ward Teresa Martin Pam Owen Pam Holloway Beverly Hendrix Kathy Nelson Robin Roberts Maria Ivy Mitzie Blaylock Jeff Cagle, manager Vickie Chamblee Donna Dill Barbara Weaver Carlene Reed Annie Farr Frances Ware 54 Indianettes Close Out Regular Season As Second in Division Score Average 69.19 Field Goal Shooting Percentage . . . .41% Free Throws Percentage 63% Rebounds Average 37.76 Regular Season: Won 1 2, Lost 1 Conference: Won 8, Lost 4 55 IJC IJC IJC IJC IJC IJC IJC -IJC -IJC -IJC -IJC IJC -IJC IJC 1JC MJC MJC = IJC IJC IJC MJC Var. 53 OleMiss 72 D.S.U.Jr. 60 Blue Mt. 62 Jackson State 84 Miss College 64 Belhaven 81 Jones 62 Northeast 72 East Miss 66 Holmes 75 Meridian 66 Jackson State 68 Northeast 79 Blue Mt. 69 Northeast 79 East Miss 55 Holmes 64 Meridian 64 Northeast 82 Coahoma 76 Coahoma -CONFERENCE GAMES 56 70 72 56 114 72 69 59 77 47 73 56 73 80 70 95 48 57 60 73 72 V. 56 Play for Love Girls probably play a purer form of the sport than do their male counterparts . . . there are no dreams of NBA Championship rings, and the only pot of gold beneath their backboard is the occasional athletic scholarship and the love of the game f n 57 1 What Will There Be? And in the end, when the lights have been turned out in the gym after the last game of your sophomore year, what will you have? What will there be, Gail? There won ' t be any Boston Celtic bonuses or Pacer pay checks. And what for you Frances? A few more years of scholarship? Maybe. For all of the girls of the 1 977-78 IJC girls basketball team, what will there be? 58 - Special Thoughts Sounds funny, but there ' ll be a lot. There ' ll be nights in southern sub- division houses ... or afternoons on the patio at Carmel . . .or a mornings view from the window of a 52nd Street, New York apartment when the days at Fulton will come back so clearly, and so will your best friend ' s smile. . . within your mind there ' ll be a scrapbook of photographs, pictures of little Mississippi towns you passed through in the afternoon and night, and the clock running down on your last game. . . it ' ll all be there, it will all be yours, and you will be a part of all of us . . . 59 Basketball . . . boys basketball . . . here you are, playing junior college basketball for IJC . . . winning and losing . . . while the radio broadcasts your games as you go all over the state to run the hardwood . . . but where did it start? and where have you climbed to? and have you reached the summit? Eric Schultz Vaughn Dale Howell Randy Hillard Willie Duck Kirby Eddie Johnson Jeff Tally Royce Miller Frederick Bowen Darrell Harp Ricky Williams Coach Wayne Newsom Danny Coleman Carl Dowler Jeffrey Johnson Dwaytte Turner Keith Mobley Mark Todd William Benson Coach Billy Todd 60 Indians Tie for Third in North-Half Score Average — 73.8 Field Goal Shooting Percentage — 45% Free Throw Percentage — 66% Overall Won 12, Lost 15 Conference Won 7, Lost 7 Finished in Tie for 3rd Place in North-Half 61 Itawamba Comes on Real Strong After Christmas IJC 94 Wallace State 74 H IJC 83 Northwest Alabama 93 IJC 93 East Central 100 IJC 76 Jackson State 65 IJC 88 Brewer State 91 IJC 83 Northeast 100 IJC 70 East Mississippi 69 IJC 73 East Central 64 IJC 73 Holmes 74 IJC 88 Meridian 71 IJC 54 Jackson State 85 IJC 78 Pensacola 105 IJC 65 Gulfcoast 84 IJC 63 Northwest 66 IJC 42 Coahoma 45 IJC 94 Northwest Alabama 95 IJC 70 Delta 81 IJC 46 Northeast 67 IJC 77 East Mississippi 71 IJC 75 Holmes 67 IJC 63 Meridian 50 IJC 63 Northwest 66 IJC 85 Coahoma 83 IJC 71 Delta 70 IJC 88 Wallace State 63 IJC 78 Coahoma 72 IJC 57 Northeast 73 62 It Started With a Dream . . . Your first court probably wasn ' t hardwood, but red Mississippi clay or a concrete driveway ... it started with the dream, to be the winner . . . to be the starter ... to earn that lettered jacket ... to make your parents proud ... to perfect that shot . . . to get that scholarship ... to play on . . . 63 Dreams Go on Then, suddenly, high school was over, but basketball was not . . . you were playing junior college ball . . . There was Coach Newsom and cold winter days. . . there was running and rap sessions in the athletic dorm . . there were the road trips, and the home crowds, and the tip-offs that went the wrong way . . . you found friends and victories, while you learned from defeat, and you let the dream go on. . . goon to senior college . . . go on to pro-basketball . . . go on to legend . . . even if dreams and memories are all that years of play bring you, they are special things . . . memories grow more colorful and more perfected to your point of view . . . and dreams, well dreams, they go on from your teenage morning until night . . . 64 65 Cheerleaders Best In Competition 66 V Smile Smile . . . when the days are long and hot, and the nights are long and filled with football or basketball, and winning and losing . . . smile when the pep rallies go on and on, and the dances are long . . . smile at the post game parties, then let your hair down and sigh after a night of cheering, and laughter, and tears, and going on to the next game, the next week . . . going on with a smile. IJC ' s cheerleaders are a group the entire school can look at with pride and admiration, for both their beauty and for their talent. The ' 77- ' 78 group was chosen as Best All-Girl Squad at a cheerleading clinic held at Mem- phis State University. These girls also won numerous achievement and superior ribbons while at the clinic and competition, along with winning the spirit stick . . . hey, it ' s easy to see why. 67 State Champions . . . Again Championship Game: Beat Bobcats Please! It ' s all on the line, nothing else needs to be said. ' — Jones is ranked 2nd in the nation. — 1 St Q . . .1 3:35 left; Holt shocks the Bobcats with a 34- yard touchdown pass to Kent Davis . . . the point after is no good. — Quickly, Wallace scores for Jones County. The score is tied 6-6. — 2nd Q: Bobby Straughter scampers 71 yards for the 2nd Indian TD. . . Hill ' s kick is good . . . Itawamba leads 13-6. — 8:08 left in game: Jones scores . . . decide to go for two points. Defensive back, Bobby Clay, blocks attempted pass — saves game. — :48 left in game: Clay intercepts pass to save champion- ship — for the 2nd time. Final: IJC 13 — Jones County 12 Record: 7-4-0 and the State Junior College Football Championship! Lewis Frazier Mg Soph. Walter Donald DT Fresh. Donnis Martin WR Soph Dale Hardin DB Fresh. Bob Lemmons LB Soph. James Roy Parmer DB Soph A Ian HoUoway T Fresh. Scott Cayson LB Fresh. Chris Holt QB Fresh Darnell Dobson WR Fresh. Gene Rogers C Soph. Jimmy Lenderman R Soph Rufus Houghton LB Fresh. Glen West E Soph. Kent Davis WR Soph Jerry Todd QB Fresh. Steve Johnson B Fresh. Coach Mike Eaton Terry Sullivan B Soph. Eddie McDaniel C Soph. Kenny Parchman Mg. Soph Don Hawkins B Soph. Steve Smith DB Fresh. Alfonzo McMillian DB Soph Scott Beddingfield C Soph. Coach Paul Johnson Terry Taylor LB Fresh Bobby Clay DB Fresh. Coach Mac Curlee Joey Cox DTSoph Mickey Hill K Fresh. Tony Harrelson Mg Soph. David Carpenter DB Fresh Billy Sisco B Soph. Joe Westbrook B Fresh. Larry Pounds E Fresh John Long LB Soph. Steve Bray G Fresh. Dennis Reynolds T Soph Mike Trotter Mg Soph. Eddie Dulaney G Soph. Ben Treloar T Fresh Danny Bell LB Soph. George Bobo DE Fresh. Jim Parchman G Fresh Willie Coleman T Fresh. Bill Hampton DE Fresh. Lynn Crump G Fresh. Ronnie Doss DT Fresh. Bobby Straughter B Fresh. Nathan White E Fresh. Tommy Davis DB Fresh. Randy Baxter QB Fresh. Robert Spratt DE Soph. Leroy Mcintosh DT Fresh. Johnny Pierce DE Soph. Tippy Armstrong B Fresh. Randy Schmidt LB Soph. Thomas White E Fresh. BillChism Louis Park DB Soph. Stat. Soph. 68 Wrap-Up Wolves Let ' s start out on the right track. — Coach Eaton shows confidence in his offense . . . allows them to go for first down on 4th and 1 . . . Don Haw- kins gets it. — Freshman Mickey Hill kicks field goal in 1st quarter. — Quarterback Chris Holt scores from the one, late in the 3rd quarter. Final: IJC 10 — Co-Lin Record 1-0-0 Lasso Lions We ' ve got the momentum . keep it! let ' s — 1st Quarter . . . 8:15 left: Holt passes to Kent Davis for TD. — 2nd Quarter . . . 9:53 left: Fresh- man Bobby Straughter sprints 65 yards into the end zone . . . ties score 14-14. 1:23 until the half: Holt passes 43 yards to Darnell Dobson for touch- down. — 3rd Quarter: Billy Sisco runs 12 yards for a TD. Holt runs 25 yards for 5th Indian Touchdown. ' •=Final:IJC32 — EastMiss21 Record: 2-0-0 69 Trample Trojans All right, so we lost bounce back. It ' s time to — The first half: A defensive battle . . . IJC has bad field position . . . Holt does a good job punting. — Late in the 2nd Quarter: Glenn West makes a spectacular catch off a Chris Holt pass at the Delta 22 . . . the Indian offense stalls at the 12 . . . Mickey Hill kicks field goal. — Second Half: Fumbles, Fumbles, Fumbles! Lions score 21 points while the IJC defense gives up no 3rd or 4th down conversions. •Final: IJC 3 — Miss Delta 21 Record: 2-2-0 Bomb Bobcats Well boys, this is gonna be a real rest. — Jones County crushes the Indians by scoring five touchdowns in the first half . . . because of Indian offensive mistakes. — The Bobcats ' longest drive against IJC ' s Murder ' s Row defense was 35 yards. Final: Itawamba 14 — Jones 32 Record: 2-1-0 70 Homecoming: Waste Wildcats Remember, we ' re gonna feel pretty miserable if we are 2-3-0 come Mon- day! — Can ' t blame the Indian offense entirely, this one was a joint effort toward destruction. — When Homecoming activities began at the half. Pearl River led 1 9-0. — 2nd Half: Indian defense is tough again, will not allow another point against them. — 3rd Quarter: Holt scrambles 42 yards to the Wildcat 14 . . . Tippy Armstrong scores from the 1 2. ' ■ ' Final IJC 7 — Pearl River 19 Record: 2-30 Bash Bulldogs let ' s Okay, the pressure is off . play these for fun. — What a rain storm! — Randy Baxter starts as Quarter- back for injured Chris Holt. — 1st Quarter . . . 2:27 left: Hill kicks a 22-yard field goal. — Bulldogs score on a 68-yard pass play in the 3rd quarter. — Itawambe defense stops the Bull- dog QB for a safety . . . the score 7-5, Holmes ' favor. — With 3:19 left in the game. Hill kicks a 19-yard field goal . . . Just call him ' Golden Toe! ' Final: IJC 8 — Holmes 7 Record: 3-3-0 71 Tear-Up Tigers This one is for bragging rights. — Through the early going both offenses gave a lack-luster perform- ance. — IstQ. . . 5:07 left: Danny Bell hits NEMJC QB and causes fumble . . . Alfonzo McMillian recovers the ball in the end zone for IJC ' s only TD. — Northeast gets field goal before half. — 4th Q: Linebacker Randy Schmidt blocks punt for a safety. — 5:28 left in game. . . Hill kicks 27- yard field goal to give IJC the winning margin. -Final: IJC 12 — Northeast 11 Record: 4-3-0 Terrify Tigers These dudes are crazy! — 1st Q . . . 12:02: Bobby Straughter scores from the three . . . 1 :47: Billy Sisco runs 44 yards for the 2ndTD. — 2ndQ. . . 3:51 left: Terry Sullivan scores on an up the middle screen ... 46 yards. — 3 rd Q . . . Nathan White catches a 5 yard pass by Holt for the 4th Indian TD . . . late in the quarter Baxter pas- ses to Don Hawkins for another touch- down. ■=Final: IJC 34 — Coahoma 6 Record: 5-3-0 72 North- State Championship Rack-Up Rangers We ' ve come a long way men! — The defenses did battle! — Murder ' s Row holds NWMJC to 28-yards passing, 131 rushing, and stopped the Rangers on 80% of their 3rd or 4th down conversions. — NWMJC scored first, taking a 6-0 lead. — Straughter scores from 6 yards out . . . score tied 6-6 ... the pressure was on Mickey Hill ... his extra point try is perfect! Final: IJC 7 — Northwest 6 Record: 6-30 and the North State Championship. Baffle Bulldogs This one, we can play just for fun. — The Indians won when they had to, but this one wasn ' t one they had to. — 1st Q . . . 8:24 left: Gulfcoast takes the lead 7-0. — Late in the 4th quarter. Holt passes 37 yards to Kent Davis . . . then, 13 yards. Holt to Donnis Martin for the Indians ' only TD. Final: IJC 7 — Gulfcoast 17 Regular Season Record 6-4-0 SO :. iU ; . ( %w« ' l - :: « - - ' -. •♦- ? 73 ACTIVITIES tp:fi.:;; m Phi Theta Kappa sponsors speakers, entertainers (left page, clockwise) South Central Bell sponsors telephone workshop for business education students. Menagerie plays for Welcome Back to School dance, (right page, clockwise) Student Center provides dance floor. Jack Crocker displays skill as comedian, poet and songwriter. 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Man Alive Can He Survive was the theme of the forum, which included a ten-part series of films that dealt with where man came from and where he is gomg. Another forum presentation was a 45- minute slide and tape show entitled God in Our Country. mmm ROTC Trains Leaders 78 Helicopter Maneuvers, Parachute Jumps Part Of Cadets ' Training mmw Students at IJC who are members of the Army Reserve Officer ' s Training Corps (ROTC) — pronounced ROTT- CEE — learn leadership ability through classroom and field-trip activ- ities. ROTC students, under the leader- ship of Capt. Brian Ohiinger, partici- pated in helicopter maneuvers, an equipment orientation at the National Guard Armory, a two-day artillary demonstration and parachute jump at Fort Benning, GA, and a formal mili- tary banquet at the University of Mis- sissippi. XX 79 Kaleidoscope Reflects Shades of Colorful Songs . . . shades of song and tunes in colorful harmony . . . bright horns and a dapper guitarist . . . skirts and ruffled shirts . . . managers and musicians in a Kaleidoscope of sound Singers include: Jeff Cagle, Lisa Grissom, David Harrington, Connie Hopkins, Bob Lemmons, Charlie Martin, Sherry McFerrin, and Glen West. Instrumentalists are: Randy Baxter, Robert Brown, Jeff Butler, Tim Dunahoo, Rick Murrell, Delonah Rouse, David Switzer, and Jeff Tally. Roadies are: Chris Holt, Jimmy Linderman, Donnis Martin, and Gene Rogers. 80 y r% Prime Time Takes Place in Spectrum . . . more denim and free wheeling guitar- ists . . . Prime Time coming on to make their place in the spectrum of IJC ' s music . . . stripes and drums and freelance fun . . . Prime Time members are: Cliff Adair, Ricky Booth, Sandy Dallas, Don Easter, Mary Estes, Nathan Goff, Gail Harris, Lee Hatcher, Steve Head, Susan McCarthy, Carlene Reed, Jeff Sewell, Kathy Slack, Greg Thomas, Mark Todd. 82 Chorus Blends Harmony . . . the IJC Chorus blends har- mony . . . girls, guys, players supreme, all songs bright, old and new alike . . . Chorus members are: Sonjo Myers, Janet Pear- son, Darlene Hoots, Teresa Shumpert, Carlene Reed, Gail Harris, Connie Hopkins, Lisa Coggin, Mary Estes, Glenda Pulliam, Ernestine Thomas, Peggy Buchanan, Debbie Taylor, Lynn Pierce, Paul Lefford, Rick Booth, Donnie Gholston, Keith Mobley, Tim Jones, Steve Head, Teddy Pace, Charlie Martin. Drama Students Manipulate Comedy . . . puppets and players . . . drama and fun . . . smiles painted on, then turned upside down . . . spring plays and people playing their parts . . . Drama Club . . . Miss Nicholson . . . that ' s where it starts . . . Members are: Tommy Morgan, Janet Pearson, Jim Rish, Tammy Turner, Gregg Sappington, Kathy Slack. ¥ ' Ih 84 Mimes Provide Silent Delight . . . prot6g6s in pantomime, they talk without sound . . . their faces and fea- tures speak with silent delight . . . their bodies, their hands transpose stories to pictures and give their acts life . . . with grace and smooth motion, and white- faced complexions they talk to our eyes, watchful and bright . . . Bridget Walton, Jennifer Wilson, Patricia Coker and Vickie Benson 85 THE Band Plays On Everything about IJC is on the move and growing — the school ' s 86 member band, under the direc- tion of Bryan Herring, is no exception. Band members know that in music, practice makes perfect, or at least very, very good. The IJC Band did a lot of practicing this year. Through the long days of autumn they could be heard, working long hours in the deep green hollow that lies beyond the college. They marched on rainy October after- noons, and in humid August mornings; they played on strongly when the Indians were losing to Pearl River, and rang with victory in Jones County. To the top right are the band ' s standouts. These musicians made the Mississippi Junior College All- State Band. At the middle right is the Jazz Band. iOUD 86 Auxiliary Adds Sparkle Twirlers: Lynn Manns, Arlene Beard, Theresa Christian, Carol Sprayberry. Rifle Corp: Toni Byington, Marquetta Walters, Lisa Melson, Shelia Cope- land, Sandy Wilemon. Indianettes: Sherry Sullivan, Delonah Rouse, Kim Cason, Trava Thorn, Sandy Hodges, Mary Smithson, Karen Smith, Shelia Page, Margaret Kline, Jacky Tally, Doris Fuff, Joy DeVaughan, Gayla Holloway, Becky Bramlett, Shelby Owens. Flag Corp: Jerlyn Warren, Denise Creel, Brenda Thompson, Judy Davis, Lisa Sellers, Martha Woodson, Donna Crouch, Robin Wigginton, Christy Ramey, Sheila Raines, Andrea Chisholm, Melinda McCormick, Linda Judon, Faye Shumpert. 87 88 (left page, clockwise) (front row) Sherry McFerrin, Mitch Brazeal. (back row) Larry Hub- bard, Chuck Kidd, Jim Barber, Gayla Holloway, Becky Bramlett, Sandy Hodges, Danny Mitchell, Jay Stanley, Bill Haskell, Kenzie Suits, Martha Reeves, Tim Dunahoo, Trent Holt, Pat Dough- erty, Steve Irby, Charlie Watkins, Robin Lee, Tammy Turner. Drum Major: Rick Murrell (right page) Rick Murrell, Kenny Simmons, Steve Head, Sammy Smith, Floyd Stegall, Peggy Richardson. Connie Kennedy, Susie Barrett, Lisa Melson, Melinda McCormick, Theresa Christian, Robin Wigginton, Carol Sprayberry, Sheila Copeland Jan Buchanan, Christy Ramey, Judy Davis Martha Woodson, Denise Creel, Glendale Hud dieston, Brenda Washington, Trava Thorn, Mar quetta Walters, Arlene Beard, Sandy Wilemon Delonah Rouse, Toni Byington, Marsha Hardin Sherry Franks, Steve Wesson. Tommy Mitchell, David Switzer, Marty Warring- ton, Robert Brown, Allen Francis, Vickie Smith, David Word, B. J. Smith, Woody Coker. Honors Come To Itawamba (row one) Jeff Tally, All-State; Steve Wllburn, IJC Law Enforcement Award; (row two) Leisa Ward, All-State; Alfonzo McMillian, All-State, Honorable Mention in Junior College All-Ameri- can, All-Star; Robert Spratt, All-State; (row three) Eddie McDaniel, All-Star; Kent Davis, All- Star; Danny Bell, All-Star. 90 tf n « . T i ' -- ;j ; ' ,; ' ,?. Students Take Local State National A wards (row one) Joey Cox, Junior College AIIAmeri- can. All State, All-Star; Gail Murphree, All State; (left to right) Lucrecia Harper, $100 First Prize, Gara Gillentine, Honorable Mention, Jill Crvich, $75 Second Prize, all In Junior College Art Exhibition; Fran Rish, $400 Scholarship in National Make It Yourself With Wool competi- tion. 91 ■: ' ' f ' % PERSONALITIES o Editors: Melinda Paden, Janet Sanderfer WITTIEST Barbara Jane Smith Kenny Porchman Mi§T 94 BEST DRESSED 95 MOST COURTEOUS 96 MOST ATHLETIC, MOST ENERGETIC Gail Murphree Jeff Tally 97 Hm , -!■ m0 1 ' . l B - ' fl 1 |g  s, i ' 1 Zrf ■ - 5l«. |.y, r f ■. :-•■ 1 - - ' - ? ' - ' - 1 f ' f :tx : ..-.. 1 If? ' nr- ■•■ ■- ' « ' « a «s ta v :i ' A B. ™ , ■%«,y ' fc ' Wf J i L M 1 V r BEST PERSONALITY 100 MOST VERSATILE Maria Ivy, Bob Lemmons lii ltliiiTt ' ' ' -■% liHll mi f ss — — %!■ • i Hp. n ' , Ti ' • i % ip ' l 1 1 Mis,. : V ' .. ..Ji L ' J 1 1 1 f  ; ; IV l l W ' M • I-: ' ?aBr«, « Si . . flH I B g _ __ LT ' 3 J r wKK ► [ i ft p f Li BKarttTr iir SmHWHt •5 . 4t El w« - ' - jip ' ' WB 101 102 FRIENDLIEST 103 FRESHMAN FAVORITES Ben Treloar Teresa Martin Maria Ivy Mark Todd 104 105 lOf MfCagle Debbie Moore 107 MHflta miggii gi 2jV H Q M Kd ' - ' tair V I IV v .i i ' rVJk , H B jKm ■ Mi ' vU H K 1 4 ■ mi H m V Xra| CM j T Im r ' if 108 SOPHOMORE FAVORITES Jeff Tally Liz Collier Annette Bailey Marty Ramage 109 28 Selected To Who ' s Who In American Junior Colleges ..., . - l4l4 ' Who ' s Who ,«Wi V . t m-;- Mv f ' T ■m 1 ( l f rlii 1 A FmS •: : 1 ICi ..ji H wj i c Jf H j ..„. HP 3 ■ - L IPS :JI - . ; g i ■ . ' 1 B M IZ:.:.:, S Leisa Ward Is Most Beautiful 16 Over Forty Women Compete In Pageant Over 40 women competed in the Itawamba Junior College Beauty Revue on October 18 in Sheffield Auditorium. Leisa Ward of Pontotoc was crowned Most Beautiful. 117 Entertainment Provided By Kaleidoscope The Men of Kaleidoscope enter- tained at the beauty revue, which was sponsored by Phi Beta Lambda. Randy Baxter played the guitar and sang and Kenny Parchman did a hip-swinging imitation of Elvis. Other entertainers were Charlie Martin, Glenn West, Bob Lemmons and Jeff Cagle. Contestants were as follows: Fran Rish, Frances Anderson, Patti Hill, Christie Ramey, Jennifer Wilson, Susan Gross, Sherry Ezell, Debbie Dozier, Donna Crouch, Karen Crane, Teressa Brewer, Robin Rob- erts, Sherry McFerrin, Barbara Les- ley, Maria Summers, Sharon Wright, Connie Hopkins, Joy DeVaughn, Monte Ellis, Kathy Eubanks, Mitzie Grant, Maria Ivy, Risa Bush, Angle Kelly, Sharon Guthrie, Clara Myatt, Mary Jo Smithson, Delonah Rouse, Sandy Hodges, Jackie Home, Margaret Kline, Donna Smothers, Carol Wil- liams, Susan Benjamin, Beckie Bramlett, Karen Conlee, Gayla Hol- loway, Jane Moore, Linda Stegall, Elese Warren, Leisa Ward, Cheryl Kelly, Gail Horton, Debbie Duple- chain and Jackie Tally. ;-■• « i - 118 119 120 (left page, top) Leisa Ward, Homecoming Queen, (bottom, I. to r.) Maids and Escorts: Mark Parham, Pam Taylor, Charles Cum- mings, Mildred Badie, Leisa Ward, Jeff Cagle, Liz Collier, Jim Murff, Maria Ivy, Mark Todd. (right page, clockwise) Maria Ivy, Freshman Maid; Liz Collier, Sophomore Maid; Mildred Badie, Black Maid; Pam Taylor, Tupelo Maid. )21 CLASSES Editors: Kathy tubanks, Kathy Patterson, Cindy Dowdy Adair, Cliff Hatley Adams, Mike Amory Albert, Debra Fulton Armstrong, Jacky Fulton Armstrong, Lou Ellen Shannon Bailey, Annette Fulton Bailey, Kenneth Amory Barnett, Ken Tupelo Barrett, Susie Fulton Beachum, Mary Mantachie Beck, Delphine Fulton Beddingfield, Scott Aberdeen Beene, Jan Mantachie Belk, Steve Tupelo Belk, Vicki Tupelo Bell, Danny Fulton Benson, Bill Shannon Benson, Wynelle Shannon Berry, Doyle Houston Bethay, Michael Nettleton Betts, Ross Fulton ■:Wii i SOPHOMORE CLASS President — Kathy Slack Vice-President — Glen West Secretary — Connie Childers Treasurer — Marty Ramage 124 Boggan, Kathryn Tupelo Bowen, Frederick Houston Bowen, Karen Hamilton Bowen, Robert Houston Box, Joyce Aberdeen Brazeal, Mitchell Saltillo Brown, Ann Pontotoc Brown, Robert Birmingham, Ala. Brown, Sarah Nettleton Bryant, Carolyn Tupelo Bryant, Dennis Okolona Buchanan, Wallace Fulton Bunch, Mike Aberdeen Burcham, Randolph Fulton Burleson, Robin Fulton Cagle, Jeff Smithville Calvert, James Houston Carnes, Kaye Tupelo Cauthern, Tim Fulton Cayson, Mike Fulton Childers, Connie Tupelo 125 Childers, Wanda Tupelo Chism, Bill Baldwyn Christian, Angle Fulton Christian, Jamie Fulton Clark, David Houston Clark Lisa Houston Clock, Jane Shannon Coggin, Lisa Nettleton Coleman, Steve Thaxton Coley, Diana Mooreville Collier, Liz Mantachie Conaway, Linda Ecru Cook, Warren Nettleton Cooley, Jeff Tupelo Cotton, Gail Fulton Cov ley, Kaytherine Dorsey Cox, Gary Hatley Cox, Joey Tupelo Crouch, Donna Fulton Crvich, Jill Mantachie Cummings, Richard Tupelo 126 Crump, Carloyn Belden Dallas, Kathy Shannon Davidson, C. L Tupelo Davis, Judy Saltillo Davis, Kent Amory Davis, Mike Fulton Ctevis, Tim Fulton Denney, J. L. Tupelo Denton, Vickie Shannon Ctozier, Debbie Fulton Dulaney, Eddie Fulton Dunahoo, Tim Pontotoc Duncan, Ricky Fulton EHis, Monte Shannon Estes, Mary Tupelo Estes, Tim Nettieton Evans, Jeff Tremont Ferguson, Anita Pontotoc FieW, Jenny Tupelo Fields, Bonnie South Pontotoc Finch, Jeffrey Hamilton 127 Flake, Pam Ecru Foreman, Regina North Pontotoc Forrest, Brenda Fulton Frazier, Lewie Tupelo Fu rr, Dona Tupelo Garrison, Donnie Tremont Goode, Don Pontotoc Graham, Cindy Tupelo Graham, Sharon Fulton Grammer, Jerry Fulton Gray, Joyce Fulton Gregory, Greg Fulton Grissom, Arlene Tupelo Grissom, Lisa Tupelo Gross, Susan Fulton Gunter, Phil Tupelo Guth, Donna Tremont Gwin, William Hatley Hall, Lesley Fulton Harbor, Pam Mantachie Harlow, Sheilah Amory 128 Harp)er, Lucrecia Amory Harrington, Sibyl Tupelo Harrison, Cayce Amory Hathcote, Aleene Amory Hawkins, Don Tupelt) Head, John Pontotoc Heidel, Jennifer Tupelo Herring, Phillip Tupelo Higginbotham, Brenda Pontotoc Hodges, Sandy Nettleton Hodges, Steve Nettleton Hogan, Joe Fulton Holley, Janice Fulton Holman, Terry Hamilton Holt, Mary Amory Horton, Gail Ecru Howell, Vaughn Dale Hatley Houston, Jimmie Fulton Huddleston, Glendale Fulton Irwin, Margaret Saltillo Ivy, Gary Fulton Jackson, Ronald Amory Jackson, Roy Amory Jamison, Tyree Tupelo 129 Johnson, Bette Houston Jones, Brenda Fulton Jones, Gerald Houlka Kennedy, Connie Pontotoc Kennedy, Freddie Greenwood Springs Kilgore, Stewart Jr. Aberdeen Kline, Margaret Aberdeen Knight, Mike Tupelo Knowles, Donna Mooreville Knowles, Medford Nettleton Lander, Barney K. Houston Langford, Dale Amory Langford, William Tupelo Lee, Phillip Pontotoc Lemmons, Bob Aberdeen Lepard, Randy Pontotoc 130 Linderman, Jimmy Smithville Lollar, Caren Mantachie Lomax, Mary Houston, MS Long, Cindy Pontotoc Long, John Tupelo Lucius, Marty Pontotoc Lyons, Neva Hurricane Mabus, Deborah Tremont Malone, Sandra Nettleton Martin, Donnis Fulton McBride, Dottie Tupelo McCarley, Danny Mantachie McCommon, John Amory McCullough, Mary Beth Houlka McDaniel, Eddie Fulton McFerrin, Jackie Mantachie McFerrin, Sherry Mantachie McGee, Gerald Fulton McMillian, Alfonzo Amory Means, Johnny Saltillo Minich, Terry Amory Mitchell, Jack Columbus Mitchell, Mike Mooreville Monaghen, Billy Tupelo 131 Moore, Debra Houston Morgan, LaJuan Tupelo Morgan, Tommy Smithville Morrow, Ken Aberdeen Murff, Jim Tupelo Murphree, Gail Houlka Murrell, Rick Mantachie Myatt, Willie Amory Nash, Patricia Amory O ' quinn, Greg Tupelo Otis, Keith Tupelo Owens, Estelle Tupelo Owens, Shelby Saltjilo Paden, Melinda Shannon Page, Shelia Mooreville Pancratz, Chris Fulton Pannell, Joyce Pontotoc Parchman, Kenny Amory Park, Johnny Pontotoc Park, Louis Ripley Parmer, James Pontotoc Patterson, Ricky Tupelo 132 Patton, LuAnn Fulton Payne, Cindy Tupelo Payne, Sandy Nettleton Pearson, Randy Golden Pearson, Van Hatley Phagan, Pam New Albany Ramage, Marty Verona Rea, Ingrid Tupelo Reeves, Martha Amory Reynolds, Paul Pontotoc Riley, Gail Nettleton Riley, Tim Nettleton Rish, Fran Houston Robbins, Jerry Tupelo Rogers, Gene Verona Rowe, Joyce Tupelo Sandefer, Janet Tupelo Sanford, Judy Tupelo 133 Scott, Semmie Amory Screws, Kathy Tupelo Segars, Lee Tupelo Sexton, Melanie Pontotoc Sheffield, Mark Fulton Shumpert, Faye Nettleton Shumpert, Quinell Fulton Shumpert, Qunnie Tulton Simmons, Dot Houston Sisco, Bill Fulton Slack, Kathy Fulton Sledge, Sanford Aberdeen Smith, Cathy Fulton Smith, Vickie Amory Smithson, Mary Jo Amory Sneed, Ray Fulton Spratt, Robert Amory Sprayberry, Carol Fulton 134 Stallings, Debbie Houston Stegall, Linda Pontotoc Stewart, Don Tupelo Strange, Dee Amory StrobI, Daniel Tupelo StrobI, Glen Tupelo Sudduth, Charlotte Tupelo Sullivan, Terry Nettleton Summers, Jerry Fulton Switzer, David Aberdeen Sykes, James Amory Tally, Jacqueline Holly Springs Tally, Jeff Mooreville Tate, Martha Tupelo Taylor, David Mooreville Taylor, Donny Pontotoc Taylor, Linda Houston Thomas, Cindy Fulton 135 Thompson, Millie Aberdeen Thornton, Tony Fulton Tillman, Lee Tupelo Timms, Denise Tupelo Trotter, Cathy Saltillo Trotter, Mike Tupelo Underwood, Curtis Tupelo Vaughan, Mary Shannon Wallace, Butch Fulton Wallace, Presly Tupelo Walls, Harley Pontotoc Walls, Sandra Houston Ward, Leisa South Pontotoc Ward, Seneca Verona Warrington, Marty Houston Watkins, Charles New Albany Watson, Julia Verona Watson, Karen Houston waycaster, Mitch Shannon Weaver, Robby Houston 136 West, Glenn Aberdeen Williams, Allan Aberdeen Williams, Ricky Saltillo Wiygul, Lisa Amory Wofford, Mike Aberdeen Wood, Mitchell Pontotoc Wooding, Teresa Fulton Woods, Brenda Tupelo Woody, Joe Tupelo Wooldridge, Kenny Tupelo Word, David Amory Wright, Sharon Tupelo Wright, Susan Smithville York, Freeman New York Young, Tim Shannon 137 Abernathy, Tom South Pontotoc Adams, Connie Fulton Adams, Debbie Johnson Fulton Adams, Tony Amory Alexander, David Houston Alexander, Tim Amory Allred, Tim Tupelo Atkinson, Bobby Houston Bailey, Drussel Amory Bailey, Wande Shannon Ballard, Susan Tupelo Barbar, Jim Saltillo Barnard, Zelda Baldwyn Bass, Mike Pontotoc Baxter, Randy Baldwin Beam, Larry Fulton Beane, Ben Fulton Beard, Arlene Fulton Beck, Tanya Mantachie Belk, Debbie Pontotoc Benjamin, Susan South Pontotoc 138 . M Berryman, Benton Nettleton Berrynnan, Patricia Ann Mantachie Bishop, Pattie Fulton Bishop, Ronnie Marietta Blaylock, Mitzie Fulton Bobo, George Okolona Boggan, John Tupelo Bowles, Charlotte Shannon Bramlett, Beckie Pontotoc Bramlitt, Brenda Pontotoc Brannlett, Mike Pontotoc Brasfield, Normadine Snnithville Bray, Steve Houston Brewer, Teressa Tremont Brown, Clara Fulton Brown, Tim Fulton Bryan, Allen Aberdeen Buchanan, Peggy Houlka Burchfield, Curtis Thaxton Burdine, Rudolph Amory Burleson, Donna Verona 139 Burrow, Mitzi Tupelo Buse, Rhonda Tupelo Bush, Gigi Shannon Butler, Jeff Mantachie Byington, Ton I Dorsey Cannon, Mary Ann Aberdeen Capies, Danny Pontotoc Capps, Dorsey Kenosha, Wis. Carlock, Debbie Guntown Carmack, Alan Tupelo Carnathan, Carey Tupelo Carpenter, David Mooreville Carter, Nancy Houston Cason, Kim Birmingham, Ala. Cayson, Phil Tupelo Cayson, Scott Shannon Chamblee, Vicki Tremont C handler, Sharon Shannon Chatham, Walter Fulton Chesnutt, Joanie Golden Chisholm, Andrea Baldwyn 140 Christian, Medith Verona Christian, Theresa Tupelo Chunn, Steve Tupelo Clark, Cathy Houston Clark, Jennifer Tupelo Clark, Kelly Tremont Clay, Alvin Aberdeen Clay, Bobby Aberdeen Clayton, N. T. Fulton Clemmer, Dan Tupelo Coker, Patricia Fulton Coker, Robert Fulton Coker, Woodie Smithville Coleman, Phyllis Aberdeen Coleman, Susie Hamilton Conlee, Karen Pontotoc Conwill, Linda Fulton Copeland, Bobby Tupelo Copeland, Shelia Baldwyn Corley, Karen Okolona Cox, Steve Amory 141 Crane, Karen Fulton Creech, Stuart Mooreville Creel, Denise Pontococ Crowley, Glenda Houlka Crump, Len Amory Culver, Kathy Nettleton Culver, Teresa Tupelo Cunningham, Richard Aberdeen Dallas, Sandy Pontotoc Daniel, Karen Tupelo Davidson, Robert Woodland Davis, Debbie Mantachie Davis, J. Rosalind Fulton Davis, Katy Fulton Davis, Mike Mooreville Davis, Tommy Shannon Des, Marie Mantachie Dickerson, Jimmy Mooreville Dill, Donna Mantachie Dill, Therese Mantachie Dobson, Darnell Aberdeen 142 Donald, Walter Saltillo Dougherty, Patrick Pontotoc Dowdy, Cynthia Pontotoc Dozier, Mike Verona Due, Susan Annory Duenas, Pedro Pontotoc Dye, Gina Houlka Eason, Joe Tupelo Easter, Helen Hatley Edwards, Angelia Belden Elam, Bob Smithville Elam, Fran Amory Eubanks, Kathy Saltillo Farr, Annie Lois Pontotoc Farr, Eddie Pontotoc Fears, Tracy Tupelo Fergus, Brandy Amory Ferguson, Martha Fulton Ferguson, Terry Pontotoc Fielding, Edward Mantachie Flaherty, Scottie North Pontotoc Flippo, Diane Amory Ford, Pam Amory Fortune, Terry Tremont Francis, Alan Saltillo Franks, Andy Fulton Franks, Penny Mooreville Franks, Sherry Mooreville Gaddy, Teresa Fulton Gann, Cindy Okolona 143 Garth, Cloyd Aberdeen Gay, Sandra Pontotoc Gholston, Donnie Fulton Gibson, Brenda Fulton Glover, Jeff Mantachie Goff, Stephanie Mooreville Goode, Charlotte Pontotoc Goodwin, Bobbie Pontotoc Goodwin, Vicki Smithville Gosa, Kirk Fulton Graham, Anthony South Pontotoc Graham, Cheryl Trernont Grant, Mitzie Shannon Gray, Billie Amory Gray, Sheila Hatley Gray, Vicki Mooreville Green, Jerald Fulton Gregory, Dennis Fulton Gregory, Sharon Kaye Fulton Griffen, Brenda Okolona 144 Griffin, Martha Houston Griffith, Pam Aberdeen Guin, Tina Aberdeen Gwin, Virginia Hatley Guntharp, Keith Fulton Guthrie, Sharon Amory Hall, Gale Shannon Hall, Greg Pontotoc Hampton, Bill Shannon Harden, Greg Fulton Hardin, Dale Houston Hardin, Darylann Houston Hardin, Marsha Pontotoc Harlow, Crystal Lackey Harlow, Tony Nettleton Harp, Darrell Tremont Harrelson, Tony Baldwyn Harris, Gail Mooreville Harrison, Andy Fulton Haskell, William Amory Hawkins, Gail Nettleton Hazzard, Doug Tupelo Head, Steve Pontotoc Heair, Sandra Houston 145 Herring, Patti Fulton Henderson Kimberly Saltillo Hendrix, Beverly Houlka Hendrix, David Tupelo Hester, Jay Amory Hill, Dean Saltillo Hill, Mickey Guntov n Hill, Patti Woodland Hillard, Randy North Pontotoc Holcomb, Becky Pontotoc Holcomb, Karen Fulton Holder, Linda Tremont Holloway, Gayla Pontotoc Holloway, Pam Smithville Holley, Robert Pontotoc Holt, Chris Johnson City, Tenn. Holt, Trent Tupelo Hood, Holly Smithville Hoots, Darlene Amory Hopkins, Connie Mooreville Home, Jackie Smithville Houston, Betty Tupelo Howell, Paula Okolona Huddleston, Martha Fulton 146 Hughes, Judy Plantersville Hutchison, Charles Tupelo Hutson, Vicki Pontotoc Inman, Cindy Booneville Irby, Steve Pontotoc Ivey, Rita Fulton Ivy, Maria Shannon Johnson, Eddie Aberdeen Johnson, Glenda Houston Johnson, Jackie Verona Johnson, Janice Houston Johnson, Jeffery Shannon Johnson, Sandra Nettleton Johnson, Shelia Fulton Jones, Jacqueline Fulton Jones, Jeanne Tupelo Jones, Randy Houlka Jones, Tim Shannon Justice, Glenda Mantachie Kelley, Cheryl North Pontotoc Kelly, Angelia Shannon Kelly, Kathy South Pontotoc Kennedy, Pat Smithville Kent, Linda Tupelo Kidd, Chuck New Albany Killingsworth, Sandra Fulton King, Henry Tupelo Land, Lynn Saltillo Langley, David Fulton Lann, Cindy Tremont 147 Lann, Jeff Smithville Lee, Robin Amory Lesley, Johnny Mantachie Letsen, Debra Tremont Lindsey, Kirk Nettieton Littlejohn, Shelia North Pontotoc Long, Joey Shannon Long, Thomas Tupelo Long, Tim Vardaman Love, Bill Fulton Lumsden, Salathiel Saltillo Luther, Don Pontotoc Lyie, Margaret Fulton Mabry, Threasea Calhoun City Maharrey, Phyllis Tupelo Malone, Mark Nettieton Manns, Lyn Virginia Martin, Charlie Hamilton Martin, Lisa Fulton Martin, Teresa Fulton 148 Martin, Teresa Nettleton McCarthy, Susan Fulton McCleler, Vicky Tupelo McCormick, Melinda Nettleton McCoy, Willie Hamilton McDonald, Marsha Aberdeen McFarlan, Anderson Houston McFarling, Sara Amory McMillen, Mark Fulton McNeese, Ricky Amory Melson, Lisa Tupelo Merritt, Lisa Saltiilo Miller, Fran Tupelo Miller, Hubert Fulton Miller, Robin Pontotoc Mitchell, Danny Tupelo Mixon, Henry Aberdeen Monaghan, Ellen Tupelo Monaghan, Phil Tupelo Mooneyham, Sonya Calhoun City 149 Moore, Eddie Fulton Moore, Garry Houston Moore, Greg Tremont Moore, Jane Pontotoc Moore, Tony Tupelo Mosely, Rob Tupelo Mote, Jeff Houlka Myatt, Clara Amory Nanney, David Tupelo Nelson, Kathy Houlka Northington, Libby Belmont Norton, Greg Smithville Oliver, Lanny Fulton Owen, Pam Pontotoc Pack, Rebecca Aberdeen Parchman, Jim Amory Parmer, Leslia Mooreville Parson, Janice Houston Pate, Gary Fulton Patrick, Everson Houston Patterson, Kathy Pontotoc 150 Patterson, Lynn Amory Payne, Daisy Pontotoc Pearce, David Mooreville Pearce, Patti Smithville Pearson, Janet Houston Pegues, Robert Pontotoc Pierce, Lyn Fulton Plunk, Jeff Thaxton Polizzi, Ken Amory Pollock, Mary Ann Mantachie Poppelreiter, Geooge Saltillo Porter, Fred Aberdeen Poteet, Tim Baldwyn Potts, Cindy Hatley Pound, Sharon Amory Powell, Amy Shannon Powell, Mike Tupelo Prestridge, Adelle Tupelo Price, Alicia North Pontotoc Pulliam, Glenda Houlka Pumphrey, Debbie Tupelo Quarles, Sandra South Pontotoc Raines, Shelia Saltillo Paper, Donna Nettleton Ray, Gale Aberdeen Reed, Carlene Hamilton Reeder, Alice Pontotoc Reese, Jamie Fulton Richardson, Peggy Baldwyn Riddle, Donnie Amory 151 Ridings, Eddie Aberdeen Bobbins, Jason Tupelo Bobbins, Ricky Shannon Roberts, Betty Blue Springs Roberts, Don Tupelo Roberts, Robin Tremont Roberts, Terry Tupelo Robertson, Mitzi Houston Robison, Andy Tupelo Rogers, Kathy Nettleton Rouse, Delonah Nettleton Rowlett, James Houston Russell, Bill Fulton Salters, Melvin Belden Sanders, Julia Amory Sanders, Mike Hamilton Sanderson, Eddie Amory Sappington, Gregg Pontotoc Schmidt, Peggy Fulton Scott, Kenny Tupelo 152 Scott, Ray Tremont Segars, Mike Aaltillo Senter, Eric Fulton Senter, Philip Mantachle Senter, Renee Fulton Senter, RoJDert Shannon Sewell, Jeff Pontotoc Shaw, Gwendolyn Aberdeen Sheffield, Susan Fulton Shumpert, Daisy Fulton Shumpert, Teresa Fulton Simmons, Kenny Amory Sims, Doris Aberdeen Sisco, Valerie Fulton Smith, Barbara Amory Smith, David Aberdeen Smith, Gail Nettleton Smith, J ' Nean Mooreville Smith, Karen Amory Smith, Kristin Houston Smith, Sammie Amory Smith, Sammy Amory Smith, Suzanne Amory Sneed, Lisa Pontotoc Spencer, Amy Shannon Spencer, Josie Woodland Spradling, Patty Mantachie Stallings, Donna Houston Stanley, Jay Saltillo Starling, Clyde Baldwyn 153 Stegall, Floyd Pontotoc Stephens, Lisa Saltillo Stepp, Debra Ecru Stevens, Donna Okolona Stone, Daisy Fulton Straughter, Bobby Aberdeen Sullivan, Ronnie Nettleton Sullivan, Sherry Saltillo Summerford, Laura Fulton Summers, Maria Tupelo Swindle, Lloyd Fulton Taylor, Debra Hamilton Taylor, Lynda Mooreville Tedford, Sandy Tupelo Terrell, Eunice Smithville Thomas, Ernestine Houlka Thomas, Gregg Fulton Thomas, Norris Amory Thompson, Brenda Amory Thompson, Jerry Amory 154 Thompson, Phyl Marietta Thorn, Teresa Fulton Thorn, Trava Nettleton Thornton, Mike Fulton Thornton, Nita Fulton Todd, Christy Pontotoc Todd, Jerry South Pontotoc Todd, Mark Fulton Tomiin, Ernie Starkville Treloar, Ben Pontotoc Tubb, Helen Amory Tucker, Freddy Fulton Tucker, John Fulton Tucker, Johnnie Amory Tucker, Larry Amory 155 Turner, Tammy Mooreville Umfress, Rhonda Fulton Vasser, Lora Aberdeen Vickers, Larry Tupelo Vincent, Joe Houston Walker, Richard Aberdeen Walls, Phil Pontotoc Walters, Marquetta Hattiesburg Walters, Terry Hatley Walton, Bridget Fulton Wamble, Dennis Fulton Wardlaw, Van Fulton Ware, Frances Pontotoc Warren, Evonne Saltillo Warren, Jerlyn Okolona Washington, Brenda Houston Waters, Mary Pontotoc Weaver, Barbara Woodland Weaver, Karen Fulton Webb, Andra Hatley Wesson, Steve Mooreville Westbrooks, Joe Pontotoc Wheeler, Danita Fulton Wheeler, Jerry Fulton White, Nathan Saltillo Whitten, Becky Pontotoc Wiggers, John Fulton Wigginton, Robin Saltillo Wiginton, Nancy Tremont Wilbanks, Steve Saltillo 156 Wilburn, Paul Mantachie Wilder, Johnny Pontotoc Wilemon, Sandy Fulton Williams, Carol Amory Williams, Randy Tupelo Wiliams, Tammy Shannon Willis, Patsy Hamilton Wilson, Jennifer Fulton Wilson, Larry Tremont Winland, Gary Mooreville Witt, Johnny Tupelo Woffard, Linda Aberdeen Woffard, Martha Houston Wood, Rosemary Mooreville Woodson, Martha Okolona Wooldridge, Debbie Houston Wright, Gloria Houston Wright, Julia Amory Young, Brenda Houlka Young, Keith Okolona 157 ORGANIZATIONS VlJKttK «UQUIVin Editors: Lynda Taylor, Milton Lee 1. Patricia Nash 8. Kathy Dallas Secretary 9. Aleene Hathcote 2. Karen Bowen 10. Lou Ellen Armstrong Treasurer 11. Mary Clyde Higginbotham 3. Connie Adams 12. Ingrid Rea 4. Lucrecia Harper 13. PeteVaughan 5. Bill Benson President Reporter Not Pictured 6. Brandy Fergus Sherry McFerrin 7. Mr. Bob Craig Sponsor Vice-President Phi Theta Kappa 160 Delta Psi Omega 1. Kathy Slack Vice-President 2. Tommy Morgan President Fran Rish Secretary-Treasurer Not Pictured Miss Joyce Nicholson Sponsor 1. Miss Joyce Nicholson Sponsor 2. Bridget Walton 3. Susan McCarthy 4. Jennifer Wilson 5. Tommy Morgan 6. Rhonda Umfress 7. Trish Coker 8. Kathy Slack 9. Kenny Coker Drama Club 161 Mirror Kyy:wv:A 162 Melinda Paden Personalities 10. Danita Wheeler Instruction Kathy Patterson Classes 12. Lynda Taylor Clubs Not Pictured Louis Park Prose and Poetry Lucrecia Harper Artwork Gail Norton Sports 163 1. Debbie Davis 9. Tim Smith Contributor Contributor 2. Jackie McFerrin 10. Jeff Cool ey Assistant Editor Contributor 3. Jill Crvich Not Pictured Editor Lettie Kelso 4. Tim Long Advisor Advertising Manager Louis Park 5. Gregg Sappington Contributor Production Editor David Clark 6. David Puckett Contributor Contributor Kirk Gore 7. Angle Kelly Contributor Contributor Kathy Dallas 8. Handle Strange Feature Editor Photography Editor _i 164 165 Mu Alpha Theta 5. Wanda Childers Reporter 6. Dr. Billy Sneed Sponsor 7. JeffSewell 8. Steve Coleman Vice President 9. VanWardlaw 10. Johnny Tucker 1 1 . Steve Chunn 12. Mike Davis 13. Mike Mitchell 1. Debbie Dozier President 2. Ray Sneed 3. Freeman York 4. Lynda Taylor Secretary-Treasurer 166 Beta Lambda Epsilon 1. Connie R. Kennedy 5. Richard D. Dawson 10. David H. McElreath Vice President 6. Henry H. King Advisor 2. Mary K.Holt 7. Teressa J. Brewer 11. William E. Langford President 8. Larry E. Finger Not Pictured 3. Terry D. Fortune Advisor Susan Due 4. Donnie E. Garrison 9. James M. Kuboviak Ralph O ' Dell Hughes Treasurer Advisor 167 w 3 : %l Vi « m m ,2 ■ « «« •-, 168 Student Government Association Carol Sprayberry Sophomore Representative Debbie Mabus Vice-President Sandy Hodges Treasurer Karen Crane Itawamba County Representative Gail Murphree Chickasaw County Representative Liz Collier Secretary Maria Ivy Freshman Representative Tim Jones Freshman Representative Dennis Reynolds Pontotoc County Representative Vaughn Dale Howell Monroe County Representative Milton Lee Black Representative Jeff Cagle President Marty Ramage Sophomore Representative Gene Rogers Lee County Representative W. E. Boggs Sponsor 169 Phi Beta Lambda 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Julia Sanders Patricia Nash Vice P resident Jan Buchanan Pam Flake Secretary Karen Bowen Janet Sandefer Margaret Irwin Reporter Melinda Paden 9. Linda Stegall 18. Mrs. Pattijo Spencer 10. Debbie Belk Sponsor 11. Bonnie Fields 19. Phyllis Maharrey Treasurer 20. Carol Willianns 12. Kathy Patterson 21. Pam Harbor 13. Mrs. Edna Todd 22. Gail Cotton Sponsor Not Pictured 14. Becky Holcomb Joy Devaughn 15. Marie Dees President 16. Debbie Adams 17. Seneca Ward 170 Student Mississippi Education Association 1. Gail Norton President 2. Gail Harris 3. Annette Bailey Vice-President 4. Susan Benjamin Secretary-treasurer 5. Charles Riley Sponsor 6. Kathy Eubanks 1. Jerry Grammar 2. Joyce Box 3. Tom House Sponsor 4. Cathy Clark 5. Mike Bethay 6. BillOwin Christian Bible Center 171 Distributive Education Club of America 13. Diane Wof ford 14. Susan Ballard 15. Ricky McNeese 16. Kent Davis 17. Steve Bray 18. Robin Miller 19. Connie Adams 20. Charles Cummings 21. John Burkes Advisor Not Pictured Pam Ford Treasurer Greg O ' Quinn Mike Knight President Jackie Tally Vice-President Debbie Moore Reporter Karen Watson Mildred Badie Lynn Butler Advisor Sharon Gregory Evonne Warren 172 Music Education Council 1 . Mary Estes 2. Kenny Simmons Program Committee 3. Sonjo Myers 4. Tim Dunahoo President 5. Martha Thomas 6. Rick Murrell Vice-President 7. Ricky Booth 8. Lyn Pierce 9. Steve Irby Program Committee 10. Darlene Hoots 1 1 . Teresa Shumpert Program Committee 12. Charlie Martin Treasurer 13. Susan Wright 14. Sherry McFerrin Secretary 15. Tammy Turner 16. Larry Hubbard 17. Tim Jones 18. Floyd Stegall 19. Gregg Thomas 20. Connie Hopkins Not Pictured Gail Harris Teddy Pace Steve Head Martha Reeves Reporter Bill Haskell Mrs. Marian Abel Sponsor 173 Spanish Club 1 . Clara Myatt 2. Lu Ann Patton 3. Mary Pollock 4. Bridget Walton Vice-President 5. Joyce Pannell 6. Angela Kelly President 7. Lisa Martin 8. Sandra Johnson 9. Donna Stevens 10. Debra Albert 1 1. Larry Vickers 12. Barry Swartz 13. RossBetts 14. GlenStrobl 15. TimAdanns 16. Robin Lee 17. John Wiggers 18. Rudolph Burdine 19. Glen Bobbins 20. David Puckett 21. Mr. Bob Craig Sponsor Not Pictured Kathy Dallas Secretary-Treasurer French Club 1. Bill Benson 2. Keith Guntharp 3. Barbara Smith 4. BillieGray 5. Cynthia Payne 6. Keith Otis President 7. Vicki Belk Vice-President 8. Ricky Duncan 9. Karen Smith 10. GigiBush 11. Mary Clyde Higginbotham 12. Bobby Holley 13. Marsha Hardin 14. Jennifer Heidel 15. Vickie Denton 16. Debbie Wooldridge 17. Kim Henderson 18. Kenzie Suits 19. David Dunn Secretary-Treasurer 20. Arlene Beard 21. Charlotte Goode 22. Deborah Pumphrey 23. Barry Collins 24. MikeTalbert 25. Mr. Bob Craig Sponsor 26. Dan Stewart 27. Joe Woody 175 Agriculture Club 1. Mitchell Wood Vice-President 2. Tony Adams Secretary 3. Terry Holman 4. Dean Burchfield President 5. Phil Lee 6. Mark Malone 7. Robert Pegues 8. LesHall Treasurer 9. Charles Stone Advisor Not Pictured Danny McCarley Reporter 176 Forestry Club Kirk Rutledge Randy Burleson Mark McMillen Ben Beane Robert Bowen Larry Wilson President Jo Harris Secretary-Treasurer Mike Trotter Vice-President Greg Hall Mr. Joe Namie Sponsor 77 1 1. Eddie Armstrong 2. Joe Woody President 3. Sharon Wright Treasurer 4. Caren Lollar Vice-President 5. Judy Hughes 6. Mary Ann Cannon 7. Brenda Thompson 8. Lisa Coggin 9. Brenda Griffin 10. Mary T utor 1 1. Peggy Schmidt 12. Diane Mabry 13. Cindy Gann 14. Amy Spencer 15. DeniseTimms 16. Johnny Mattox Co-Sponsor 17. Lucy Hamilton Co-Sponsor Student Scientists Electronics Club 1. BillGwin 8. Willie Myatt 2. Mike Bethay 9. Johnny Park 3. Jerry Grammer Vice-President 4. Aleene Hathcote 10. Ronnie Sutton Secretary-Treasurer 11. Allen Rinehart 5. Gary Pate 12. Tim Poteet President 13. Thomas Long 6. Ken Barnett 14. Mr. William Rouse 7. Mr. Jack Wamble Advisor 15. Tracy Fears 16. Joey Long 17. David Langley 18. Ken Morrow 19. Curtis Underwood Not Pictured Robert Spratt Master-at-Arms Advisor 179 Nursing Club First Year 1. Donnie Riddle 2. Joe Vincent President 3. Phillip Senter 4. Richard Smith 5. Bob Lemmons 6. Carol Goodwin 7. Patricia Parks 8. Cindy Gann Reporter 9. Brenda Griffin Vice-President Daisy Payne Kathleen Spradling Patty Kellum Mary Ann Cannon Betty West Maria Summers Judy Hughes Sharon Chandler Sandra Gay 19. Vivie Morgan 20. Martha Griffin Dorthia Walters Secretary-Treasurer Nancy Carter Alice Reeder 24. Amy Spencer 25. Kaytherine Cowley 26. Kathy Kelly 27. Jane Roberts 28. Cindy Long 29. Thelma Kee 30. Betty Houston 31. Mary Tutor 32. Margeret Lyie 33. Bobbie Goodwin 34. Sheryll Beichler 35. Susan Burch 36. Diane Mabry 37. Gail Hawkins Peggy Schmidt Linda Conwill Ann Young Clyde Starling Kathy Faulkner Melanie Sexton tM ' . ,. ;V ' ..vi, , ' ' ' , ■,. •• ,- ' jf .. ' Xffi ' K ' l, - , .- ' i.r ' ' .i ' -l Nursing Club Second Year 1. Jenny Field Parliamentarian 2. Sibyl Harrington President 3. Nancy Blalock 4. Bette Johnson 5. Sandra Walls 6. Wynelle Benson Vice-President 7. Linda Cox 8. Cathy Smith 9. Christi Rockett 17. Estelle Owens Treasurer 18. Sheilah Harlow 10. Cindy Nichols 19. Sarah Brown 11. Linda Gibson 20. Virginia Hodges 12. Cynthia Graham 21. Sharon Graham 13. Linda Montgomery 22. Brenda Jones 14. Dona Furr 23. Pam Phagan Secretary 24. Jane Clock 15. Charlotte Sudduth Historian 16. Linda Taylor 25. Larry Denney 181 Black Student Association 1. Johnnie Tucker 2. Kent Davis Sergeant-at-Arms 3. Joe Westbrooks Sergeant-at-Arms 4. Mildred Badie Secretary 5. Daisy Stone Treasurer 6. Charles Cummings President 7. Cindie Berry 8. Alfonzo McMillian 9. Teresa Fields 10. Anthony Moore Vice-President 1 1. Linda Judon 12. Seneca Ward 13. Brenda Gibson 14. Alicia Price 15. Tommy Davis 16. Doris Ruff 17. Bobby Clay 18. Jacqueline Jones 19. Walter Donald 20. Patricia Johnson 21. Fred Porter 22. Jacky Tally 23. Lura Hereford 24. GlendaPulliam 25. Ross Betts 26. Melvin Spurgon 27. Martha Ferguson 28. Earnestine Thomas 29. John Long 30. Peggy Buchanan 31. James Wall 32. Milton Lee 33. Carlton Weatherspoon 34. Peggy Trice 182 Political Science Club 1. Diane Flippo 2. Pedro Duenas 3. Patti Heering 4. GlenStrobl 5. PatCoker Secretary 6. Jennifer Wilson Vice-President Bill Monaghan President Tim Long Reporter Jimmy Rea Treasurer Joe Woody Ricky Witcher 12. Greg Moore 13. Mr. John Hughes Sponsor 8. 10 11 183 Baptist Student Union 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Gina Dye Medith Christian Pam Griffith Lu Ann Patton ike Bramlett Darlene Hoots Angelia Edwards Gregg Sappington Allan Williams 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. Don Goode Charlotte Goode Ray Scott Julie Watson Kathy Dallas Barry Swartz President Not Pictured: Rev. Lester Janes, Director 184 Home Economics Club Gail Murphree Fran Rish Susan Sheffield Donna Crouch Brenda Higginbothom Pam Holloway Sandra Killingsworth 1. Danny Mitchell Secretary-Treasurer 2. Gary Caldwell 3. Eddie Ridings President 4. Hansel Jones Reporter Cayce Harrison Jacky Armstrong Jerry Summers Thomas Pierce James Calvert Bobby Straughter Trent Holt Vice-President Not Pictured Mr. Hayden Watkins Sponsor Industrial Education Club 185 CLOSING AND INDEX Wk ■ ' iiit! ' ! ' :- M a o Bt livL. . ' . ' a season for everything For everything God has granted a season and a time . . . there was the January time, when snowballs, and basketballs, and puffs of foggy breath were in the air . . . and hot meals sent you out into the day and nursed you back to warmth again that night . . . . . . February ' s time broke, with longer, warmer days shining across still, leafless trees. . . with books and searching for more books . . . and reaching out for something. . . going toward something . . .graduation?. , . or the next weekend? . . . or the next date? . . . or just tomorrow? . . . k . ' some things were unchanging March and April ' s time was like a wedding of winter and spring . . .there was something old and something new. Some dorms were new to IJC ' s second semester . . . carpeted corridors and walls papered with posters . . .washing machine mismatches and snacks at midnight . . . Then, some things were unchanging . . . bedroom bull . sessions and brushes through beautiful hair . . . books for studying and trips home to beat boredom. ■,-1 v« - smiles guaranteed Quickly, the time of painted winter fields turned to bright spring pictures. . . graduation was just around the corner . . .and summer lay beyond. With smiles guaranteed by the coming May we worked toward caps and gowns and robed walks down the aisle . . . mapping tomorrow today . . . L i :? , :- ,A . I ■mm semester at IJC . . . ... we won ' t see that snowbound-basket-pulling-day in January again . . .or turn pages with the same friend . . . Yet we ' ll remember yesterday and IJC in prose and pictures . . . fading football jerseys and features of a best friend ' s face . . with tenderness, and tears . . . still building and lusting for tomorrow . . .for June. . . for summer . . . Oh! for endless summer . . . we ' ll remember yesterday And when the time of May grew near, then past, moments that once were the present became only pictures on a yearbook page . . . they will fade and so will we, but not the memories of our shining youth . . . . . the days of long last looks for love letters and library books, have been completed at least for this, your fourth or first or second or third CLASS DISMISSED -Tr3i Art by Lucrecia Harper Prose and Poetry by Louis Hillary Park INDEX Abernathy, Thomas E. 138, 30 Adair, Clifford M. 124, 82, 46 Adair, Jeff H. Adams, Anthony R, 138 Adams, Connie R. 160, 138, 172 Adams, Debbie J. 170, 138 Adams, Michail W. 124 Adams, Timothy R. 174, 176 Addington, Phillip D. Albert, Debra K. 6, 12, 124, 174, 1 1 4 Alexander, David G. 1 38 Alexander, Tim B. 138 Allred, James T. 138 Armstrong, Eddie L. 1 78 Armstrong, Jacky L. 124, 185, 68 Armstrong, Lou E. 124, 160 Armstrong, Tippy 189, 68 Aron, Joyce St Atkinson, Bobby J. 138 Badie, Mildred F. 3, 182, 172, 66, 113, 120, 121 Baggett, John R. Bailey, Annette M. 6, 1 24, 171, 108, 109 Bailey, Drussel B. 138 Bailey, Kenneth G. 124 Bailey, Wanda 138 Ball, Teresa G. Ballard, Susan W. 138, 172 Barber, Jim A. 4, 88, 79, 1 38 Barnard, Zelda M. 138 Barnett, Kenneth J. 124, 179 Barrett, Suzanne M. 89, 124, 88 Bass, Michael L. 138 Baughman, Tommy J. Baxter, Randy A. 1 38, 1 1 9, 8 1 , 68, 69, 73 Beachum, MaryE. 124 Beam, Larry 138 Beane, BenC. 138, 177 Beard, Terr! A. 87, 1 38, 1 75, 88 Beck, Delphine6, 124 Beck, Tanya 138 Beddingfield, Scott E. 12, 124, 68 Beene, Elizabeth J. 124 Beichler, Sheryll E. 180 Belk, Debbie A. 138, 170 Belk, Steve D. 1 24 Belk, Vicki J. 124, 175 Bell, Danny J. 124,68,90 Benjamin, Susan A. 138, 171 Benson, June W. 124 Benson, William H. 124, 160, 175, 111,60 Benson, Wynelle 181, 124 Berry, CindiJ. 79, 182 Berry, Doyle E. 124,78 Berry, Hubert F. Berryman, Jesse B. 139 Berryman, Patricia A. 6, 139 Bethay, MikeD. 124, 179, 171 Betts, RossA. 124, 174, 182, 46 Birks, Oliver L. Bishop, PattieA. 139 Bishop, RonnyJ. 139 Blalock, Nancy J. 181 Blanshard, Suzzane 53 Blaylock, Mitzie K. 6, 139, 54 Bobo, Willie G. 139,68,46 Boggan, John C. 139 Boggan, Kathryn F. 125 Bolden, WilbertJr. Booth, Ricky R. 1 0, 1 73, 83, 1 25 Bowen, Fredericks. 125, 177, 60 Bowen, Nancy K. 125, 160, 170 Bowen, Robert L. 125 Bowles, Carl W. Bowles, Charlotte A. 139 Box, Joyce F. 125, 171 Boyd, Sheila G. Bramlett, Beckie L. 79, 78, 87, 88, 1 39 Bramlett, Michal D. 139, 184 Bramlett, Brenda R. 139, 172 Brasfield, Normadine 139 m Bray, Steve F. 134, 172, 68 Brazeal, L. Mitchell 88, 125 Brewer, Teressa J. 139, 167 Bristow, Pat C. Brooks, Lowell D. Brown, Clara 139 Brown, Pamela A. 1 25 Brown, Ray H. Brown, Robert D. 89, 125, 32, 88 Brown, Sarah J. 125, 181 Brown, Timothy W. 139 Bryan, Samuel A. 139 Bryant, Carolyn L. 1 25 Bryant, Dennis M. 125 Buchanan, Jan 89, 1 70, 88 Buchanan, Nan Buchanan, Peggy J. 139, 182,83 Buchanan, Wallace H. 125, 177 Bunch, Mike A. 125 Burch, Susan W. 180 Burcham, James R. 125 Burchfield, Curtis D. 139, 176 Burdine, Rudolph V. 139, 174 Burleson, Donna L. 139 Burleson, Randy L. 1 77 Burleson, Robin S. 125 Burr, Timothy A. Burroughs, Daniel H. Burroughs, Lisa Burrow, Mitzi L. 140 Buse, Dennis R. Buse, Rhonda J. 140 Bush, Georgia A. 140, 175 Butler, Jeff M. 140,81 Byington, Toni 87, 89, 140, 88 Cagle, Jeffrey K. 125, 168, 169, 106,107, 113, 120,80,81, 54 Caldwell, Gary L 185 Calvert, James M. 125, 185 Cannon, Mary A. 140, 178, 180 Cantrell, Debbie V. Cantrell, Johnny Caples, Danny H. 140 Capps, Dorsey C. 140 Carlisle, Louise S. Carmack, Alan B. 140 Carnathan, James C. 140 Carnes, Barry J. Carnes, Elizabeth K, 125, 169 Carpenter, William D. 140, 52, 68,73 Carter, Nancy D. 140, 180 , ,. Cason, Kim87, 140 ' ' Cauthern, C. Timothy 1 S ' . Cayson, Benjamin P. 140 Cayson, Dennis A. Cayson, Mike E. 125 UDayson, William S. 140, 68, 46 Chamblee, Victoria A. 140, 54, 56 Chandler, Lor iC. Chandler, Sharon J. 140, 180 | Chatham, Walter T. 140 Chesnutt, Joanie S. 140 Childers, Connie L 125, 127, 124 Childers, Wanda F. 126, 166, 161 Chiles, Lillie L. Chisholm, Andrea L. 87, 140 Chism, Billy V. 126,68 Christian, Angle F. 126 Christian, Jamie G. 126 Christian, Medith M. 141, 184 Christian, Theresa L. 87, 89, 141, 88 Chunn, Steven E. 141, 161, 166 Clark, Aileen Clark, Cathy J. 141, 171 Clark, David G. 126 Clark, Jennifer L. 141 Clark, Kelly L 8, 141 Clark, LisaD. 126 Clark, Nancy J. Clay, Bobby J. 15, 141, 182,68, 69 Clay, Orlando 141 Clayton, Noah T. 141 Clemmer, Danny L. 141 Clock, Leona J. 126, 181 Clouse, William G. Coggin, Lisa L. 126, 178, 83 Coker, Kenny 161 Coker, Patricia K. 141, 161, 183, 85 Coker, Robert W. 141 Coker, Woodie R. 89, 141, 88 Coleman, Carol S. 141 Coleman, Danny 60, 63, 64 Coleman, Phyllis D. 141 Coleman, Steve H. 15, 126, 161, 166,46 Coleman, Willie 68, 189 Coley, Diana H. 126 Collier, Elizabeth G. 126, 168, 169, 103, 108, 109,67, 113, 120, 121 Collins, Barry E. 175 Collins, Nancy A. Comer, Carolyn S. Conaway, Linda C. 5, 17, 126 Conlee, Karen D. 141 Conwill, Kathy L. Conwill, Linda S. 5, 141, 180 Cook, Warren G. 126 Cooley, Jeffrey A. 14, 126, 164 Copeland, Robert E. 141 Copeland, Shelia K. 87, 89, 141, 88 Copelin, Randy L. Corley, Karen E. 141 Cotton, Nona G. 6, 1 26, 1 70 Cowley, Kaytherine 126, 180 Cowley, Terry W. Cox, Gary M. 11, 126 Cox, Joey A. 1 2, 1 26, 1 03, 1 1 0, 68, 90, 53 Cox, Linda G. 181 Cox, Steven L. 141 Crane, Karen F. 142, 168, 67, 119,52,169 Crawford, Steven W. Creech, Stuart W. 142 Creel, Denise 87, 89, 142, 88 Crouch, Donna F. 126, 87, 185 Crowley, Glenda 142 Crump, Carolyn J. 127 Crump, Leonard E. 142, 68, 70 Crvich, Jill M. 7, 126, 114, 164, 91 Culver, Kathy A. 142 Culver, Teresa K. 142 Cummings, Charles 182, 172, 120 Cummings, Richard L. 126 Cunningham, Richard 142 Dallas, Kathy E. 127, 160, 184, 82, 137 Dallas, Sandy B. 142 Daniel, Karen D. 142 Daniels, David L. Davidson, Christopher G. 1 27 196 Davidson, Robert L 142 Davis, Cynthia D. Davis, Debbie L 142, 164, 137 Davis, Judith R. 87, 89, 142, 88 Davis, Judy C. 127 Davis, KatyB. 142 Davis, Kenneth D. 3, 127, 182. 172, 114,68,90 Davis, Michael R. 127, 142, 161 166 Davis, Phillip M. Davis, Timothy A. 127 Davis, Tommy L 142, 182, 68 Dawson, Richard D. 1 67 Dees, LenaM. 142, 170 Denney, James L. 127, 181 Denton, Vickie L. 127, 1 75 Devaughan, Joy E. 10, 170, 87, 119 Dickerson, Jimmy B. 142 Digby, Larry D. Dill, Donna K. 142, 54, 58, 193 Dill, Fay M. Dill, Therese A. 142 Diltard, James M. Dillashaw, Joan D. Dobbs, Anna S. Dobbs, Doris A. Dobson, Darnell 68, 142 Dodson, Roberts. Dollar, Debra L Donald, Walter C. 143, 182, 68 Dorman, Debbie F. Doss, Ronnie 68 Dougherty, Patrick L. 88, 143 Douglas, Linda L. Dowdy, Cynthia R. 143, 163 Dewier, Carl L. 60, 63, 64 Dozier, Debra J. 6, 10, 127, 166, 161, 111 Dozier, Michael E. 1 3, 143 Due, Susan A. 143, 167 Duenas, Pedro C. 143, 183 Duke, Metro D. Dulaney, Eddie D. 3, 12, 127, 68, 72 Ounahoo, Virgil Tim 4, 1 2, 1 27, 86,88,173,112,80,81 Duncan, Ricky L 127, 175 Dunn, David A. 175 Dunn, Susan R. Duplechain, Debra K. 1 17, 1 18 Dye, GinaD. 143,184 Dye, Larry E. Evans, Jeff L. 1 27 Evans, Mary E. Ezell, Sherry 117 Eason, Joe B. 143 Easter, Helen E. 143 Easter, Walter D. Jr. Edwards, Angelia A. 143, 184 Elam, BobbyJ. 143 Elam, Fran D. 143 Elliott, GeorgioG. Ellis, Monte D. 127, 111 Estes, Mary I. 127, 173, 83, 82 Estes, Tim M. Eubanks, Katherine E. 6, 171, 143, 163 Farr, Annie L 143,54,134 Farr, Eddie W. 143 Faulkner, Kathy J. 4, 180, 52, 195 Fears, Tracy E. 1 43, 1 79 Fergus, Patricia A. 1 60, 1 43 Ferguson, Anita J. 1 27 Ferguson, Martha A. 143, 182 Ferguson, Terry L. 1 43, 1 30 Field, Jennifer R. 127, 181 Fielding, Edward 143 Fiel ds, Bonnie R. 127,170,31 Fields, Teresa A. 182, 110 Finch, Jeffrey L 127 Fines, Thomas D. Flaherty, Susan S. 143 Flake, Pamela S, 5, 128, 170 Flippo, Susan D. 6, 143, 183 Floyd, Keith A. 1 77 Ford, PamA. 143, 172,31 Ford, Richard D. Foreman, Regina M. 3, 128, 66, 132 Forrest, Brenda G. 128 Fortune, Terry D. 79, 143, 167 Francis, Alan 89, 79, 143, 88 Franks, Andy D. 143 Franks, Penny E. 143 Franks, Sherry D. 89, 143, 88 Frazier, Lewis C. HI 128, 177,68 Frederick, Steve V. Freeman, James E. Furr, DonaM. 128, 181 Gaddy, Teresa Y. 143 Gann, Cindy M. 143, 178, 180 Gann, Cynthia A. Gardner, Joyce A. Garrison, Donnie E. 5, 128, 167 Garth, Cloyd E. 144 Gates, Christine Gay, Sandra L. 144, 180 Gentry, Angelia P. Gholston, Donnie C. 144 Gibson, Brenda J. 144, 182 Gibson, Linda K. 181 Giles, Doris A. Gillentine, Gara91 Glover, Jeffery 144 Goff, Stephanie D. 144 Goode, Charlotte A. 175, 144, 184 Goode, Donald Z. 17, 128, 184 Goodwin, Bobbie N. 144, 180 Goodwin, Carol A. 180 Goodwin, Vicki L. 144 Gosa, Robert K. 144 Graham, Anthony H. 128, 144 Graham, Charles 46 Graham, Cheryl A. 144 Graham, Cynthia G. 181 Graham, Sharon D. 128, 181 Grammer, Jerry L 128, 179, 171 Grant, Mitzie L 144 Gray, Billie J. 6, 7, 175,144 Gray, Joyce A. 128 Gray, Sheila J. 144 Gray, Vicki W. 144 Green, Jerald T. 144 Gregory, Dennis K. 144 Gregory, Hugh A. Jr. 128 Gregory, Sharon K. 144, 172, 130 Griffin, Brenda S. 144, 178, 180 Griffin, Martha S. 145, 180 Griffith, Pamela G. 145, 184 Grimes, Glenda R. Grimes, Julia R. Grissom, Arlene 128 Grissom, Lisa A. 1 28, 80, 81 Gross, Susan L. 128, 67, 132, 148 Guin, Tina A. 145 Gunter, Philip T. 128 Guntharp, Thamas K. 175, 145 Guth, Donna L. 1 28 Guthrie, Sharon G. 145, 102, 66, 44 Gwin, Neisa S. Gwin, Virginia A. 145 Gwin, William R. 128, 179 Hall, Ben H. HalLGregV. 145,177 Hall, Lesley H. 128, 176 Hall, Vicki G. 145 Hampton, William D. 145, 68, 72 Hankins, Charles E. Harbor, Pamela J. 128, 170 Harden, Richard G. 145 Hardin, Darrell D. 145 Hardin, Darylann 145 Hardin, Lisa M. Hardin, Marsha J. 89, 175, 145, 88 Hare, James S. Harlow, Crystal V. 145, 1 72, 31 Harlow, Sheilah G. 128, 181 Harlow, Tony D. 1 45 Harp, Darrel C. 145, 60, 64, 65 Harper, Leslie E. Harper, Lucrecia R. 91, 129, 160, 190 Harper, Minnie L. Harrelson, Anthony E. 145, 68 Harrington, David L. Harrington, Sibyl A. 181, 106, 129, 107 Harris, Anita Jo 177,27 Harris, Earnestine Harris, Helen G. 1 7 1 , 1 45, 83, 82 Harrison, Andy R. 145 Harrison, Cayce N. 129, 185 Haskell, William K. 88, 79, 78, 145, 194 Hatcher, Lee W. 82 Hathcote, Edith A. 129, 160, 179, 25 Hause, JuneO. Hawkins, James D. 129, 68, 69, 72,73 Hawkins, Vivian G. 145, 180 Hazzard, Charles D. 145 Head, John R. 129,193 Head, Steve R. 4, 89, 145, 83, 82 Heair, Sandra F. 145 Herring, Patti J. 146, 183 Heidel, Jennifer A. 1 29, 1 75 Henderson, Kimberly C. 175, 146 Hendrix, Beverly A. 1 46, 54, 55, 57 Hendrix, David W. 1 46 Hereford, Lura A. 182 Herring, Phillip W. 129 Hester, Jay W. 146 Higgtnbotham, Brenda A. 129, 185 Higginbotham, MaryC. 160, 175 Hill, Darlene M. Hill, Dean J. Jr. 146 Hill, Mickey D. 146,68 Hill, Patti J. 146 Hillard, Randy 146, 60, 62, 63 Hodges, Elmer Jr. Hodges, Ethel V. 181 Hodges, Sandra L. 87, 88, 168, 169, 195 Hodges, Steven L 129 Hogan, Debra A. Hogan, JoeN. 129 Holcomb, Becky A. 1 70, 146 Holcomb, Karen A. 146 Holder, Linda S. 146 . „y Holley, Janice C. 129 Holley, Robert D. 175,146 Holloway, Alan Holloway, Gayla D. 87, 88, 146, 130 Holloway, Pamela F. 146, 185, 133,54 Holman, Terry L 129, 176 Holt, Chris G. 6, 146, 68, 69, 71, 73, 138,46, 140 Holt, Mar K. 129, 167 Holt, Trent F. 4, 88, 146, 185 Hood, Holly V. 4, 146, 195 Hoots, Jane D. 6, 173, 146, 184, 83 Hopkins, Connie B. 173, 146, 83, 81,82 Home, Jackie 146, 66, 1 1 7, 52 Horton, Reggie Horton, Rigina G. 129, 171, 195, 194 Houghton, Rufus 68 Houston, Betty A. 146, 180 Houston, JimmieC. 129 Howard, Dasie M. Howell, Paula J. 146 Howell, Vaughn D. 129, 169, 106 107, 115,60,65,64 Huddleston, MarcelleG. 129, 89, 88 Huddleston, Martha D. 146 Huffman, Stephen C. Hughes, Judy A. 147, 178, 180 Hutchison, Charles F. 147 .. 197 Hutson, Vicki M. 147 Ingram, Holly S. Ingram, Janet S. 13 Inman, Cindy 147 Innes, Bill D. Irby, Steve 88, 173, 147 Irwin, Margaret R. 129, 170 Isbell, Lisa K. Ivey, RitaJ. 147 Ivy, Gary H. 129 Ivy, Maria 169, 147, 101, 104, 105,67.120,54 Jackson, Ronald G. 129 Jackson, Roy G. 1 29 Jamerson, James W. Jamison, Tyree J. 129 Johnson, BetteE. 130, 147, 181 Johnson, Eddie 60, 1 35 Johnson, Glenda J. 147 Johnson, Jacqueline L. 147 Johnson, Janice 147 Johnson, Jeffery 147, 60, 61, 64, 65 Johnson, Katherine J. Johnson, Patricia 182 Johnson, Sandra K. 1 74, 147 Johnson, Shelia A. 147 Johnson, Steve J. 68 Jones, BrendaC. 130, 181 Jones, Charles W. Jones, Claude A. Jones, Gerald G. 130 Jones, Hansel D. 185 Jones, Jacqueline D. 1 1, 147, 182 Jones, Jeanne E. 147 Jones, Randy L. 147 Jones, Terry G. Jones, Timothys. 169, 173, 147, 83,82 Judon, Linda F. 87, 182 Justice, Glenda J. 147 %■ Kee, Thelma J. 180 Kelley, Cheryl M. 147, 164 Kellum, Dianne K. Kellum, Patricia S. 180 Kelly, Angela J. 174, 147,29, 164 Kelly, KathyL. 147, 180 Kennedy, Connie R. 130,89, 167 Kennedy, Freddie M. 88, 130 Kennedy, Patricia L. 147 Kent, Gregory S. Kent, Linda C. 147 Kidd, Charles R. 88, 79, 147 Kilgore, Stewart M. 130 Killingsworth, Sandra 147, 185 King, Henry H. 147, 167 Kingsley, Carol J. Kirby, Willie D. 60 Kitchens, Lisa W. Kline, Margaret H. 10, 130, 87 Knight, Michael L 130, 172 Knowles, Donna E. 130 Knowles, Medford 130 Land, Lynn P. 147 Lander, Barney K. 130 Langford, Dale H. 130 Ungford, William E. 130, 167 Langtey, David M. 147, 1 79 Lann, Cindy E. 147 Lann, Jeffery L. 148 Larkin, Janice Lawson, Michelle S. Lee, Milton 169, 182, 163 Lee, Phillip D.I 30, 176 Lee, Robin B. 88, 174, 148 Lefford, Paul D. Lemmons, Robert J. 130, 180, 101, 102, 115,80,81,68 Lepard, Randell G. 130 Lesley, Johnny R. 148 Leslie, Jack C. Letson, Debra L. 1 48 Linderman, James D. 131, 80, 68 Lindsey, Doyglas K. 148 ' Littlejohn, Shelia A. 148, 137 Lock, Robert B. Lockett, James R. Logan, Glenn E. 1 77, 46 Lollar, Caren D. 131, 178, 115, 163, 194 Lomax, MaryL. 131 Long, Cindy D. 131, 180 Long, Joey K. 148, 179 Long, John Henry 131, 182, 68 Long, Michael T. 148, 183, 164 Long, Thomas 148, 179 Love, Bill 148 Lucas, Doris J. Lucius, Marvin E. 131, 193 Lummus, Melissa J. Lumsden, Salathiel L. 148 Luther, Don L. 1 48 Lyie, Margaret A. 148, 180 Lyons, Neva S. 5, 131 Mabry, Threasea D. 148, 178, 180 Mabus, Deborah L 131, 168, 159 Maharrey, Phyllis A. 148, 170 Malone, M? k B. 176, 148 Malone, Sa..draM. 131 Manns, Jerrie L. 87, 148 Maples, Doug W. Marion, Gregory A. Marshall, Ronnie D. Martin, Charlie W. 173, 148,83, 81,82 Martin, Donnis R. 131, 1 10, 52, 68,40 Martin, Martha L 174, 148, 141, 138 Martin, Teresa J. 149, 54 Martin, Teresa L 148, 100, 104, 105 Mattox, Johnny L. Matteos, Melaine 1 93 Mays, John C. McBride, Dorothy E. 131 McCafferty, Eddie J. McCafferty, John D. McCarley, Danny W. 131 McCarthy, Susan L 149, 161, 82 McCarthy, Willa J. McCleler, Vicky C. 149 McCommon, Joe D. McCommon, John M. 131 McCormick, Melinda A. 87, 149, 88 McCoy, Willie A. 149 McCullough, Mary B. 131, 193 McDaniel, Eddie W. 12, 14, 130, 68, 69, 73, 90 McDonald, Marsha D. 149 McFadden, Connie K. McFarland, Anderson 1 49 McFarling, Sara E. 149 McFerrin, Jackie V. 98, 99, 131, 164 •McFerrin, Sherry S. 89, 86, 88, 173, 115, 131,81 McGee, Gerald D. 131 Mcintosh, Leroy 68 McMillen, Mark S. 149, 177 McMillan, Alfonzo 2, 3, 1 5, 1 82, 131,68,73,90 McNeese, Ricky R. 149, 172 Means, John W. Ill 131 Melson, Lisa R. 2, 86, 87, 89, 149,88 Merritt, Lisa L, 149 Merriweather, Veronica Metcalf, Dohnell Metcalf, Valerie D. Miller, Frances A. 149 MiMer, Hubert 2, 149,46 Miller, Robin K. 149, 172 Miller, Royce 60 Minich, Terry N. 131 Minor, Thomas A. Mitchell, Danny T. 88, 79, 149, 193, 185 Mitchell, Tommy 1 0, 89, 131, 189,88 Mitchell, MichaelJ. 166, 16, 131, 161 Mixon, Henry W. 149, 177 Mobley, William K. 83, 60 Mohajeri, Seyed A. Monaghan, Billy W. 131, 183 Monaghan, Ellen D. 149 Monaghan, Phil B. 149 Montgomery, Linda C. 181 Mooneyham, Sonya R. 9, 149 Moore, Debra J. 132, 150, 106, 107,172 Moore, Eddie E. 150 Moore, Garry E. 1 50 Moore, Patricia J. Moore, Tony A. 150, 182 Moore, William G. 150, 183 Moreland, Mark S. Morgan, James T. 132, 161, 34, 190,84 Morgan, Lajuan M. 6, 1 32 Morgan, Vivie M. 1 80 Morris, Donnie J. Morrow, Kenneth L. 132, 179 Mosley, James R. 1 50 Mote, Jeff G. 1 50 Murff, James C. 132, 120 Murphree, Bobbie G. 132, 169, 91,57, 113, 185,97,54,56 Murphree, William R. Murrell, Rick 0. 88, 89, 1 32, 1 73, 113 Myatt, Clara E. 6, 8, 174, 150 Myatt, Willie G. 132, 179 Myers, Sonjo F. 173,83 .  ' Nanney, David A. 1 50 Nash, Patricia W. 170, 132, 160 Neal, Maynard C. 46 Neece, Charles D. Neece, Kathy S. Neely, Rachel A. Nelson, Katherine A. 150, 54. 58 Nelson, Susan R. Nevins, Waughnie S. Nichols, Cynthia R. 181 Northington, LibbyK. 150 Norton, Gregory E. 1 50 O ' Quinn, Gregory Q. 132, 172 Oliver, LannyD. 150 Orrick, Steve T. Otis, Larry K. Jr. 132, 175 Owen, Pamela L. 150, 54 Owens, Alice E. 132, 181 Owen, Bill 171 Owens, Shelby J. 87, 132 198 Pace, Teddy J. 83,82 Pack, Rebecca D. 1 50 Paden, Melinda D. 6, 170, 132, 163 Page, Shelia D. 10,87, 132 Pancratz, Chris A. 132 Pannell, Joyce A. 132, 174 Parchman, Charles K. 14, 15, 132,68,94,96,29 Parchman, James W. 68, 71 Park, Johnny L 132, 179 Park, Louis H. 132, 52, 68, 193 Parks, Patricia B. 180 Parmer, James R. 132, 68, 73 Parmer, Leslia D. 1 50 Parson, Janice A. 1 50 Pate, Donald G. 150, 179 Patrick, Everson 1 50 Patterson, John C. Patterson, KathyO. 170, 150, 163 Patterson, Lynn L. 2, 1 51 , 1 92 Patterson, Ricky L 1 32 Patton, MitzieL 133, 174, 184 Payne, Cynthia C. 133, 175 Payne, Daisy L 151,180 Payne, Sandy J. 9, 133 Pearce, David A. 151 Pearce, PattiL 151 Pearson, Janet L. 6, 151, 84, 83 Pearson, Randy D. 133 Pearson, Van V. 133, 53 Pegues, Robert C. 176, 151 Penro, Jeremiah B. Perrin, Dean L. ' Phagan, Pamela C. 133, 181 Phelan, Ervin Phillips, Patsy K. Pierce, Johnny II 68 Pierce, Katie D. Pierce, Thomas R. 185 Pierce, Tijuana L 173, 151, 83 Plunk, Jeffrey L 151 Polizzi, Kenneth G. 151 Pollock, Mary A. 6, 174, 151 Poppelreiter, George E. 151 Porter, Fred Jr. 151, 182 Poteet, Timothy E. 151, 179 Potts, Cynthia E. 151 Pound, Lanita S. 151, 191 Pounds, Larry 68 Powell, Amy S. 151 Powell, Mollis M. 151 Prestage, Kathy D. Prestridge, Adelle151 Price, Alicia G. 151, 182 Puckett, David 0. 1 74, 1 64 Pulliam, Glenda151, 182 Pumphrey, Deborah I. 175, 151 Quarles, Sandra 151 Raines, Sheila J. 9, 87, 151 Ramage, M. D. Jr. 133, 169, 100, 108,109, 124, 115,128 Ramey, Christy 87 Ramey, David Raper, Donna K. 151 Ray, Alice G. 151 Ray, Debra L. Rea, Ingrid 133, 160 Rea, Jimmy D. 183 Realy, Mildred Reed, Carlene H. 151,83,82,54 Reeder, Alice A. 151, 180 Reese, Barbara E. Reese, Billy R. Reese, Jamie S. 1 5 1 Reeves, Martha A. 1 0, 86, 88, 133, 189 Reynolds, Paul D. 12, 14, 133, 168,169,68,71 Richardson, Peggy J. 4, 89, 1 5 1 , 88 Riddle, Donnie M. 151, 180 Ridings, Eddie M.I 52, 185 Riley, Glenda G. 133,31 Riley, Rhonda S. Riley, Rhonda S. Riley, Tim F. 133 Rinehart, Oscar A. 1 79 Rish, Tim 84 Rish,MaryF. 133,161,185,119, 30,91 Robbins, Jerry Q. 15, 133, 193 Robbins, Ricky L 152 Roberts, Betty J. 152, 180 Roberts, Don D. 1 52 Roberts, James T. 1 52 Roberts, Nancy W. Roberts, Robin M. 96, 1 52, 54, 58, 57, 59, 56 Robertson, Mitzi J. 152 Robison, Raymond A. 1 52 Rockett, Christi C. 181 Rogers, Mary K. 1 52 Rogers, William E. 133, 169, 80, 68,44 Rouse, Delonah R. 87, 89, 1 52. 81,88 Rowe, Joyce A. 1 33 Rowlett, James M. 1 52 Roye,JudyK. 31 Ruff, Doris A. 87, 182,172 Russell, Barbara L. Russell, Billy M. 152 Rutledge, James K. 1 77 Salters, Melvin 1 52 Sandefer, Janet L. 6, 1 70, 1 33, 163 Sanders, Julia L. 6, 1 52, 1 70, 31 Sanders, Michael W. 1 52 Sanderson, Eddie C. 1 52 Sandlin, Tammy J. Sanford, Judy L 133 Sappington, Gregg D. 152, 184, 164,137,84 Schmidt, Randy H. 6, 1 12, 68 Schmidt, Peggy L 152, 178, 180 Schmidt, Eric P. 60, 62, 65 Schultz,Eric135,46 Scott, Judy C. Scott, Kenny B. 1 52 Scott, Ray 153, 184 Scott, Semmie C. 134 Screws, Kathy M. 1 34 Segars, Michael L. 153, 134 Sellers, Lisa 86, 87 Senter, Eric A. 1 53 Senter, Phillip J. 153, 180 Senter, Robert R. 1 53 Senter, S. Renee 1 53, 30 Seweli, Jeffrey A. 153, 33, 161, 166,80 Sexton, Melanie R. 5, 134, 180, 29 Shaw, Gwendolyn 1 53 Sheffield, Joyce T. Sheffield, Mark A. 134 Sheffield, Patricia A. Sheffield, Susan E. 153, 185 Shumaker, Georgia C. Shumpert, Daisy M. 153 Shumpert, Faye N. 87, 134 Shumpert, Quinell 134 Shumpert, Quinnie 134 Shumpert, Teresa R. 83, 1 53, 173 Simmons, Dorothy H. 134 Simmons, Kenny J. 4, 86, 89, 79, 153, 173, 163,88 Sims, Doris 0. 1 53 Sims, Edward Sisco, BillyL.8. 134, 58, 73 Sisco, Valerie F. 7, 153, 66 Slack, Kathy D. 134,161,67, 113,84,125,82,124 Sledge, Sanford W. 134 Smith, Barbara J. 89, 94, 153, 175, 139,138,88,195 Smith, Cathy S. 134, 181 Smith, David D. 1 53 Smith, Doris D. Smith, Edward Smith, Karen E. 2, 87, 1 53, 1 75 Smith, Kristin R. 1 53 Smith, Miles L Smith, Norman W. Smith, Richard L. 180 Smith, Sammie M. 1 53 Smith, Sammy M. 4, 89, 1 53, 88 Smith, Suzanne 6, 1 53 Smith, Je ' Nean T. 153 Smith, Steve 68 Smith, Tim L 154, 137 Smith, Victoria E. 88, 86. 89, 134, 112, 163 Smithson, Mary J. 10, 87, 134 Sneed, Billy R. 134,161,166 Sneed, Lisa D. 1 53 Spencer, Amy C. 1 53, 1 78, 1 80 Spencer, Elizabeth C. SperKer, Josie F. 1 53 Spradling, Kathleen C. 180 Spradling, Patty A. 1 53 Spratt, Robert 134, 68, 73. 90 Sprayberry, Carol L. 87, 89, 95, 134,168,112,88.169 Spumon. Melvin 182 Stallings. Deborah K. 135 Stallings. Donna G. 1 53 Stanley, Jay M. 4, 79, 88, 1 53 Starling, Clyde E. 153, 180 Steele, Patti M. Stegall, Floyd C, Jr. 4. 89. 154, 173,88 Stegall, Linda C.I 35, 170,31 Stephens, Lisa G. 1 54 Stepp, Debra L. 1 54 Stevens, Donna L. 1 54, 1 74 Stewart, Danny R. 1 75 Stewart, Don K. 1 35 Stone, Daisy L. 154, 182 Stone, Eulus A. Strange, Nora D. 1 35 Strange, Randle 1 64 Straughter, Bobby 154, 184, 68. 46 Strobl. Daniel F. 135 Strobl. Glen J. 14, 78, 135, 174, 183 Sudduth, Oiarlotte E. 135, 181 Sudduth, Jotin M. Suits, Loren M. 10, 88, 1 75 Suits, Rylan, H. Sullivan, Randy K. 32 Sullivan, Ronnie D. 154, 192, 46 Sullivan, Sherry M. 87, 154 Sullivan, Terry V. 135, 68, 70 Summerford, Laura T. 154 Summers, Jerry E. 1 35 Summers, Maria T. 154, 180 Sutton, Ronnie D. 1 79 Swartz, Barry A. 174, 184 Swindle, Lloyd C. 1 54 Switzer, David W. 6, 89, 135, 80, 29, 88, 46 Swords, Daisy E. Sykes, James D. 1 35 Talbert, Mike 175 Tally, Jacquline A. 6, 87, 135, 172,182 Tally, Jeff L 60, 135, 97, 108, 109,111,81,64,63,46,90 Tate, Martha V. 135 Taylor, David E. 1 35 Taylor, Debra A. 1 54, 83 Taylor, Donald M. 135 Taylor, Joseph R. Taylor, Linda A. 166,181 Taylor, Lynda L 135, 161, 154, 163 Taylor, Terry 68, 69 Tedford, Sonora G. 1 54 Terrell, Eunice L. 154 Thomas, Cynathia G. 1 35 Thomas, Ernestine D. 1 54, 1 82, 83 Thomas, Gregg 16, 173, 154, 82 Thomas, Martha A. 176, 173 Thomas, Norris D. 1 54 Thompson, Brenda J. 10, 87, 154, 178 Thompson, Jerry L. 1 54 Thompson, Millie J. 136 199 TTTF Thompson, Phyllis A. Thompson, Phyllis B. 1 55 Thorn, Teresa R. 155 Thorn, Trava N. 87, 89, 155, 132, 88 Thornton, Debra A. Thornton, Mickeal W. 1 55 Thornton, Renita E. 1 55 Thornton, Tony R. 136 Tillman, Lee P. 136 Timms, Tina D. 136, 178 Todd, Christy L. 5, 1 55 Todd, Jerry M. 1 0, 1 55, 68, 60 Todd, Marcus F. 155, 104, 105, 120,46 Tomlin, Charles E. 1 55 Trapp, Kay L. Treloar, Julian B. 12, 155, 104, 105,68,73 Trice, Peggy C. 182 Trotter, Mary C. 1 36 Trotter, Mike 2, 1 7, 1 36, 1 77, 68 Tubb, Helen F. 155 Tucker, Freddy K. 1 55 ■■ ' Tucker, John P. 166, 155 Tucker, Johnnie M. 161, 155, 182,27 Tucker, Larry A. 155 Turner, Dwaytte 60, 61 , 62 Turner, Tammy J. 6, 88, 173, 1 56, 84 Turner, Thomas R. 27 Tutor, Jackie L. Tutor, Mary J. 178, 180 Tutor, Steve E. Vasser, Lora J. 156 Vaughan, Mary A. 136 Vaughan, Pete 160 Vickers, Larry D. 174, 154, 156 Vincent, Joe D. 154, 179, 156 Vinson, Debbie L. Umfress, Rhonda L. 161, 156 Underwood, Curtis W. 136, 179 Upshaw, Vivian W. Waddle, Bobbie N. Wade, Mary L. Waldrop, Terry L. Walker, Richard H. 156 Wall, James E. 182 Wallace, PreslyT. 136 Wallis, Bryan A. Walls, Harley D. 136 Walls, Phillip D. 156 Walls, Sandra Y. 136, 181 Walters, Dorthia F. 180 Walters, Marquetta K. 86, 87, 89, 1 56, 1 89, 88 Walters, Terry D. 1 56 Walton, Bridget A. 174, 161, 156, 85 Wamble, Dennis M, 1 56, 26, 46 Ward, Kathy S. Ward, Leisa M. 3, 136, 54, 57, 98, 99, 115,116, 120, 133,58, 59,90 Ward, Seneca G. 170, 136, 182 Wardlaw, Van M. 166, 161, 156 Ware, Frances A. 56, 156, 54, 59, 58,57,55, 134 Warren, Jerlyn P. 87, 1 5 ' Warren, Kathy E. 156, 172 Warren, Willian C. Warrington, Marty B. 89, 88, 136 Washington, Brenda 89, 88, 1 56 Waters, Mary L. 156 Watkins, Charles N. 86, 88, 136 Watson, Julia C. 136, 184 Watson, Julie W. Watson, Karen L. 1 36, 1 72 Watterson, Shelia K, Waycaster, Mitchell C. 136 Weaver, Barbara J. 1 56, 54 Weaver, Karen A. 1 56 Weaver, Robert E. 1 36, 46 Webb, Andra L. 1 56 Webb, David C, Webb, Sherry A. Welch, Bruce W. Wesson, Stephen R. 89, 156, 88 West, Betty J. 180 West, Glenn E. 3, 1 37, 1 1 1 , 1 26, 133,81,68,70, 124 Westbrooks, Joe L. 52, 156, 68, 182,73 Wheeler, Danita J. 156, 163 Wheeler, Jerry D. 1 56 White, Nathan C. 1 56, 68, 73, 46 White, Thomas E. 1 5, 68, 73 Whitehead, Dennis M. Whitten, Becky J. 5, 52, 79, 156, 195 Wiggers, John C. 1 74, 1 56, 46 Wigginton, Robin D. 87, 89, 156, 163, 194,88 Wiginton, Nancy R. 1 56, 54, 57 Wilbanks, James D. 156 Wilburn, Paul W. 157,90 Wilder, Jimmy G. 95 Wilder, Johnny E. 1 57 Wilemon, Sandy C. 87, 89, 1 57, . 88 Wilkerson, MarkR. Williams, Allan R. 137, 184 Williams, Karen R. 4 Williams, Leah C. 6, 1 1 , 1 70, 1 57 117, 118 Williams, Randy C. 157 i . Wiiliams, Ricky D. 137,60 Williams, Steven N. Williams, Tammy 1 57 Willis, Patsy L. 1 57 Wilson, Larry J. 157, 177 Wilson, Jennifer L. 6, 161,157, 183, 138, 142,85 Winland, Gary L 157 Witcher, Ricky 183 Witherspoon, Carlton Witt, Johnny D. 157 Wiygul, Kyle 177 Wiygul, Lisa L 5, 137 Wofford, Linda D. 4, 6, 1 57, 1 72 Wofford, Martha 1 57 Wofford, Thomas M. 1 1 , 1 37, 46 Wood, Mitchell B. 176, 137 Wood, Rosemary L. 157 Woodings, Teresa 137 Woodling, Theresa L 137| Woods, Brenda B. 137 Woodson, Martha F. 87, 89, 1 57, 88 Woody, Joe B. 6, 1 75, 1 37, 1 78, 183 Wooldridge, Debbie K. 175, 157 Wooldridge, Kenny W. 6, 137 Word, David S. 14, 89, 78, 137, 88 Wright, Carol E. Wright, Gloria J. 157 Wright, Julia R. 157 Wright, MaryS. 173, 137 Wright, Sharon 137, 177 Yielding, Edward E. York, James F. 155, 137, 161 Young, Brenda A. 157, 180 Young, Keith M. 86, 157,28 Young, Theresa A. Young, Timothy D. 137, 111 i- J . • ■ f T 200 1 -L J uuMiHHHHMiiMMi;Mji.i;i7nniin; Mm. 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