Itawamba Community College - Mirror Yearbook (Fulton, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1979 volume:

w . w I t F a u w 1 a t m b n a M i • i u s n s • 1 • 1 s r s • 1 C p p 1 • 1 1 e NEW COLORS ADD SPIRIT TO IJC. . . xnSl yG3T lfl3l IJvj flclS lm_. uuiuiai i UiuiD Jl icu, nd blue — the first year that there is no confusion T hat our school colors are. RED. the excitement of fall semester starting . . . seeing familiar faces and old friends . . . moving into the dorm . . .the spirit at pep rallies and ballgames ... all of these contribute to the excitement and enthusiasm we have for IJC. Yet there are those who will think of that shade of the college ' s color scheme in a softer, quieter vein. Their memories will look back on the reds of the trees beyond the football field — the ones that run the edge of the ridge that guards the campus to the north — the ones whose leaves blow away in November only to bud again with spring. WHITE. . . the anxiety that goes along with being in a new place totally different from high school . . . the purity of young love . . . the brilliant, burning spot of fire nailed above the band ' s practice field . . . the specks of light in a December night as we pack and ready for Christmas vacation and the end of exams . . . the first flakes of snow falling on the IJC campus. 1 1 BLUE. . . the tint in a co-ed ' s eyes . . . the color of the uniform of the day — blue jeans — or the feeling one gets while watching the November rain from a dorm window . . . the hassle of registration . . . the thought that to be in college you have to go to classes . . . true color blue . . . it ' s all the same, yet it casts different memories on each student like the lengthening of shadows on a late afternoon. | BOOKSTORE ] i i 15 16 18 19 The SGA was involved in a number of activities during the 1978-79 school year. These included: — Holding campus elections — Attending SCAM (Student Coun- cil Association of Mississippi) — the President ' s representing IJC on Governor ' s Youth Advisory Council — Assisting in selection of students to Who ' s Who in American Junior Colleges — Assisting with Homecoming Activities — Appointing students to serve on college committees — Planning and conducting the Gov- ernor ' s visit to campus — Setting up and working the Information Booth during Home- coming — Representing student interest by discussing student problems and concerns with the administration. Officers of the STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION are: (bottom right picture, 1st row) Teresa Martin, Sec; Maria Ivy, Pres.; (2nd row) John Paul Tucker, Treas.; and Van Wardlaw, V.-Pres. W it J r 1 1 ' M ■ ' % 20 Organizations Members of the STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION are: 1st row, 1. to r. Teresa Martin, Sec; Kathy Nelson, Chickasaw Co. Rep.; Beverly Hendrix, Soph. Rep.; Jennifer Wilson, Itawamba Co. Rep.; Maria Ivy, Pres.; Barbara Jane Smith, Monroe Co. Rep.; Jane Moore, Pontotoc Co. Rep.; Charlotte Bowles, Soph. Rep. (2nd row) Mr. W. E. Boggs, Advi- sor; Tim Jones, Lee Co. Rep.; John Paul Tucker, Treas.; Van Wardlaw, V.-Pres.; Jeff McNeece, Freshman Rep.; Marty Pettit, Fresh- man Rep.; and Bobby Straughter, Black Rep. Student Government Association Organizations 21 Chieftain 22 Organizations 1 ■ t 1 1 i ' w Nr V 1 1 i P : i V k 7r 4f - jf LJBK JUR The CHIEFTAIN, the student news- paper, is published twice each month during the regular school year. Staff members not only write and edit the copy, make the photo- graphs and do the artwork but they also do all of the typesetting and paste-up. The paste-up and some of the type-setting is done on the Tupelo Campus of IJC on the Mon- day night before the paper is distrib- uted on Thursday. Staff members often have to work twelve or more hours on just the paste-up of each issue and are often in the Print Shop until 1 a.m. putting the final touches on the paper. In order to learn new techniques about the production of the CHIEF- TAIN, staff members attend two conferences each year that are held by the Mississippi Junior College Press Association. In addition, the CHIEFTAIN co-sponsors the annual IJC Newspaper Conference for IJC and high school students. Work- shops are conducted by area journal- ists. CHIEFTAIN Editors are: (right page, top) Angie Kelly and Gregg Sappington, Assistant Editors; and (middle picture) Shelia Littlejohn, Editor-in-Chief. Staff members are: (left page, 1st -ow, 1. to r.,) Kathy Patterson; Tim Smith, Sports Editor; Nancy Hallman; (2nd row) Gregg Sappington; Shelia Littlejohn; Angie Kelly; Paula Stamper; (3rd row) Betsy Hodges; Laura Summerford; and Cathy Marshall. Not pictured: Ronnie Watterson, Advertising Manager; Terry Baber; Gregg Burgett; Jane Austin; Clay Russell; Jane Saxon; Susan Whitten; Mrs. Carol Stanley; Adviser ' s Assistant and Mrs. Lettie Kelso, Adviser. Organizations 23 24 Organizations Mirror Producing a pictorial history of IJC requires that the MIRROR staff members not only work during school hours but often at night and on Saturdays. The dreaded deadlines always come just before special days such as Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas holidays and Valentine ' s Day, which means staff members are sometimes required to give up some of their celebrations time to see that the yearbook pages are completed as scheduled. Working on the MIRROR is not all work, however, staff members enjoy a Publications Banquet, an out-of- town yearbook workshop, and a staff party or two. In addition, this year ' s co-editors and adviser were treated to an all-expense-paid trip to Dallas, Texas to learn the latest information on yearbook produc- tion. Taylor Publishing Co., which paid for the trip, also sponsored a summer workshop at Ole Miss that the co-editors attended. The MIRROR staff members are: (left page, 1st row, 1. to r.) Milton Lee, Clubs; Greta Miller, Sports; Mike Williams, Instruction; Jim Booker, photographer; (2nd row) Carol Seals, Clubs; Lynda Taylor, Sports; Danita Wheeler, Co-Editor; Laura Summerford, Activities; Rhonda Pannell, Personalities; (3rd row) Larry Ramsey, Photographer; Gail Camp, Personali- ties; Clay Russell, Photography; and Arlene Beard. Activities. Co-editors are: (top picture) Robin Wigginton and Danita Wheeler. Organizations 25 SHILOMBISH, IJC ' s literary magazine, is pub- lished once a year and contains student poetry and prose. The staff includes: (1. to r.) Gregg Sappington, Assistant Editor; Arlene Beard, Art Editor; Sandra Quarles, Assistant Editor; Mr. Bob Craig, Advisor; Daisy Payne, Editor; and Kenzie Suits, Assistant Editor. Shilombish 26 Organizations PHI THETA KAPPA is a national junior col- lege honor fraternity. Officers are: (1. to r.) Darlene Hoots, Sec; Sandra Quarles, Pres.; Sharon Pounds, V.-Pres.; and Rebecca Pack, Treas. Members are: (1st row) Sharon Pounds, Ingrid Rea, Darlene Hoots, Anna Dobbs, Deb- bie Adams, Connie Adams, Bridget Walton, (2nd row) Rebecca Pack, Mr. Bob Craig, Spon- sor, Mr. John Mattox, Sponsor, and Sandra Quarles. Organizations 27 Delta Psi Omega DRAMA CLUB members are: (1st row, 1. to r.) Mike Bramlett, Tony Petti- grew, James Johnson, Gregg Sappington, Jane Austin, Mike Williams, Chuck Kidd, John Emerson (2nd row) Bridget Walton, Teresa Alewine, Nancy Hallman, Shelia Littlejohn, Sonya Hollingsworth, Angie Kelly, Patricia Coker, Jennifer Wilson, Kathy Rye, Cliff Nichols, (3rd row) Mike McBunch, Jimmy Huffman, and Ronnie Sullivan. DELTA PSI OMEGA is an honor society for students interested in dra- matics. Its members are: (1. to r.) Gregg Sappington, V. Pres.; Jennifer Wil- son, Pres.; and Patricia Coker, Sec. Not Pictured: Tim Smith, Patti Bennett, Debbie Myers, Steve Head, Randy McCain, Ronnie Walterson, Betsy Hammock. 28 Organizations Home Economics Club HOME ECONOMICS CLUB members are (1. to r.) Carol Spradling, Linda Grimes, Angie Gentry, and Sandra Evans. ART CLUB members are: (Front, 1. to r.) Vicki Reedy, Sharon Blythe, (Standing) Arlene Beard, V.-Pres.; Laura Summer- ford, Pres.; Clay Reedy; John Mark Able, Treas.; Linda Grimes, Sec; Mr. Robert Reedy, Sponsor; Pam Harlow; Sandra Evans; Margaret Tunnell; San- dra Quarels; Charlotte Goode; and (top) Kenzie Suits. Not pictured: Mrs. Sandy Ford, Sponsor. Organizations 29 The STUDENTS SCIENTISTS members are: (1st row, 1. to r.) Leslie Wilferd, Gyl Estes, Dor- sey Capps, Daisy Payne, Kim Ledbetter, Reg- ina Foreman, Diane Mabry, (2nd row) Eunice Terrell, Darlene Hill, Betty Tutor, Sandy Hath- cote, Alice Reeder, Cindi Inman, Treas., (3rd row) Ms. Lucy Hamilton, Sponsor, Teresa Riel, Linda Conwill, Haylon Nichols, Tom Abernathy, Chris Phipps, V.-Pres., and Mr. John Mattox, Sponsor. Pictured above is Gail Hawkins, Pres. Association of Student Scientists . 30 Organizations Officers of the POLITICAL SCIENCE CLUB are: (1. to r.) Grover Horton, Sec; Jennifer Wil- son, Reporter; Patricia Coker, Treas.; Steve Earnest, Pres.; and Greg Moore, V.-Pres. Mem- bers are: (1st row) Jennifer Wilson, Patricia Coker, Grover Horton, Greg Moore, Steve Ear- nest, (2nd row) Kenzie Suits, Carla Woods, Tim Long, Marty Pettit; Vicki Gray, (3rd row) Mr. John Hughes, Sponsor, Pat Lancaster, Mac Huey, Charles Rogers, Martha Woodson, Ron- nie Watterson, Kenneth Parker, and Chris Ranson. Organizations 31 The MUSIC EDUCATION COUNCIL is a national organization for students interested in teaching music as a career. Officers are: (right pic, 1st row, 1. to r.) Laura Lesley, Carol Lesley, Teresa Shumpert, (2nd row) Keith Young, Steve Irby, Floyd Stegall, and Kenny Simmons. Members are: (bottom pic, 1st row) Laura Lesley, Bill Haskell, Darlene Hoots, Lynn Pierce, Teresa Shumpert, Carol Lesley, Cindy Armstrong, (2nd row) Keith Young, Don Easter, Kenny Simmons, Barry Bobo, Chuck Adams, Steve Irby, John Emerson, Floyd Ste- gall, Jeff Murphy, and Steve Head. 32 Organizations Baptist Student Union Christian Bible Center BAPTIST STUDENT UNION members are: (1st row, 1. to r.) Lisa Lucius, Marsha Sneed, Rhonda Pannell, (2nd row) Karen Thompson, Gina Dye, Betsy Hodges, Pam Griffith, Sandra Heair, Donna Walker, (3rd row) Mr. James Lewis, Sponsor, Nathan Tutor, Charlie Stub- blefield, Barry Swartz, Alan Williams, and Ricky Parker. CHRISTIAN BIBLE CENTER members are: (1st row, 1. to r.) Jon Long, Tom McLemore, Sponsor, Leslie Watts, (2nd row) Billey Nee- ley, Marty Christian, Kathy Wilson, Daisy Payne, and Roger Wilson. Organizations 33 ELECTRONICS CLUB Officers are: (right pic, 1. to r.) Gary Pate, V.-Pres.; Tim Poteet, Reporter; Scott Haun, Sec.-Treas.; Johnny Keys, Parliamentarian; Scott Gregory, Pres. ELECTRONICS CLUB members are: (1st row, 1. to r.) Mr. Jack Wamble, Sponsor, Eric Senter; Tim Poteet; Gary Pate; Mr. William Rouse, Sponsor; (2nd row) Mike Dozier; Philip Sen- ter; Scott Gregory; Gary McDowell; (3rd row) Philip Aired; Clay Russell; Donnie Williams; Johnny Keys; Rodney Moore; (4th row) Scott Haun, Joey Long; David Langley; Gerald Dun- woody; and Charlie Weaver. 34 Organizations Wliii 1 % V_ Officers of the FORESTRY CLUB are: (middle pic. 1. to r.) Lee Hatcher, V.Pres.; and Melanie Matthews. Treas. Not pictured: Randy Burleson, Pres. Members are: (top picture, 1st row) Mitch Williams: Robbie Tubb; Kirk Rutledge; Ernie Tomlin; Mike Bell; (2nd row) Kyle Wiygul, Glenn Logan: Barry Wren: Mitchell Brazeal; (3rd row) Greg Hall; Lee Hatcher; Jerry Moore; Lynn San- derson; Tim Yielding; Bill Howell; Melanie Mat- thews: Mike Gaddy; Mike Anthony; Eddie Ham- blin: Craig Cherry: Mr. Joe Namie, Sponsor; (4th row) Robert Pegues; Tony Green; Mark McMillen; Ben Beane; Paul Rogers; David Knight; and Tony Means. I n d u s t r 1 a 1 Forestry Club Education Club INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION CLUB members are: (1st row, 1. to r.) Allen Cooperwood; Eddie Ridings; Mike Wat- son; Carl Warren; (2nd row) Eddie Johnson; Dwyatte Turner; Alvin Clayton; Mr. Hayden Watkins, Sponsor; and Tim Jones. Organizations 35 AGRI-BUSINESS CLUB officers are: (1. to r.) Bonnie Pittman, Sec. and Treas.; Bobby Elam, Prog. Chair.; Ricky Duncan, Pres; Greg Nor- ton, V.-Pres.; Tony Adams, Acts. Chair.; not pictured — Dean Burchfield, Rep. Members are: (1st row) Dee Jonal, Tony Adams, Wayne Pruitt, (2nd row) Bonnie Pittman, Ricky Dun- can, Bobby Elam, Ricky Adams, (3rd row) Charles Franks, Ellis Grissom, Len Crump, Hal Swann and Charles Stone, Adv. Agri-Business Club 36 Organizations DECA is a club for distribution and marketing technology majors. Members are: (1st row, 1. to r.) Robin Miller; Cindy Potts; Bobbie Bell; Lynn Butler, Sponsor; (2nd row) Vicki Hollings- worth; Barbara Reese; Teresa Brewer; Ricky McNeese; Jim Huffman; (3rd row) Mary Blanton; Kay Keen; Teresa Alewine; Mary Sims; (4th row) Sandy Wheeler; Pat Lancaster; Johnny Mounce; Charlie Graham; (5th row) Twyla Zinn; Anne Murry; Connie Adams; Mr. Wayne Coleman, Sponsor, and Bill Hampton. Officers are: (bottom pic, 1st row) Robin Miller, Sec.-Treas.; Ricky McNeese, Pres.; (2nd row) Jimmy Huffman, Reporter; and Charlie Gra- ham, V.-Pres. Organizations 37 PHI BETA LAMBDA CLUB is a national organi- zation open to students in the Business Education and Secretarial Science Departments. Officers are: (right pic, 1. to r.) Donna Crouch, Sec; Cindy Cotton, Pres.; Debbie Adams, V.-Pres.; Helen Brown, Treas.; Connie White, Reporter. Members are: (bottom pic, 1st row) Helen Brown; Cindy Cotton; Donna Crouch; Debbie Adams; Carla Woods; (2nd row) Donna Walker; Betty Holson- back; Rhonda Pannell; Debbie Hodges; Kathy Pat- terson; Barbara Franks; Becky Holcomb; Freddie Flemons; (3rd row) Sue Bryan; Nancy Wiginton; Denise Snipes; Jan Buchanan, Carlene Reed; and Twyla Butler 88 Organizations BETA LAMBDA EPSILON promotes the interest of students in the Law Enforcement Program. Members are: (1st row, 1. to r.) Jerry Wheeler; David Word; Susan Due; Kermit Newell; Donnie Garrison; Terry Fortune; (2nd row) Larry Finger, Sponsor; Carol Kingsley; Glen Strobl; Pat Dougherty; Steve Duvall; Dan Strobl; Gary Gann; Alan Hill; (3rd row) Kathy Hale; Teresa Brewer. Not pictured: Paul Wil- burn; Tommy Miller; Edward Yielding; and Joey Johnson. Organizations 39 The BLACK STUDENT ASSOCIATION members are: (right pic, 1st row, 1. to r.) Lor- etta Buchanan, V.-Pres.; Mildred Badie, Pres.; (2nd row) Randy Hilliard, Board Member; Cathy Marshall, Sec; Dirrah Trimble, Board Member; Marvin Woods, (3rd row) Greta Miller; Susan Shurnpert; Mattie Gardner; Brenda Shack; Shelia Copeland; (4th row) Martha Woodson; Carla Woods; Charles Rodgers; and Ann Horton, (bottom picture, 1st row) Brenda Washington; Glenda Washing- ton; Regina Pounds; Nina Marshall; (2nd row) Lois Robins; Annie L. Gates, Conie White, Linda Judon; Melvin Spergin; (3rd row) Carol Seals; Ulander Moore; Martha Woodson; She- lia Wilson; Janice Johnson; and Brenda Mos- ley 40 Organization! The purpose of MU ALPHA THETA is to stimulate deep and more effective interest in mathematics. Its members are: (1st row, 1. to r.) Van Wardlaw, (2nd row) Fran Miller, Lynda Tay- lor, Lynne Ryan, (3rd row) Jon Long, Johnny Tucker, Steve Chunn, Mike Davis, (4th row) Mr. Billy R. Sneed, Sponsor; Bil- ley Neeley, Perry Nichols, Tony Watson. STUDENT MISSISSIPPI EDUCATION ASSOCIATION mem- bers are: (1. to r.) Sharon Pounds, Debra Letson, Cheryl Gra- ham, Darlene Hoots, Lynn Pierce, Danita Wheeler, Kathy Eubanks, Susan Benjamin, and Mr. Charles Riley, Sponsor. Mu Alpha Theta Organizations 41 Freshman Nursing Class FRESHMAN NURSING CLASS members are: (top pic, 1st row, 1. to r.) G. Estes; C. Inman; D. Payne; D. Capps; V. Upshaw; L. Grimes; L. Box; R. Bevels; (2nd row) R. Little; C. Ray; K. Ledbetter; F. Smith; P. Hodges; B. Barrentine; P. Bristow; (3rd row) E. Smith; B. McCay; A. Reeder; L. Brooks; G. Hawkins; F. West; J. Hiner; D. Wooldridge; (4th row) S. Tutor; S. Heair; C. Wesson; P. Deaton; S. Christian; J. Smith; B. Tutor; C. Phipps; (5th row) S. Hathcote, T. Pierce; B. Mullins; R. Wardlaw; C. Carmack; L. Carter; M. Allen; C. Moore; and D. Hill. The SOPHOMORE NURSING CLASS members are: (1st row, 1. to r.) M. Sexton; S. Christian; M. Griffin; ]. Vincent; M. Cannon; J. Hughes; (2nd row) P. Parks; L. Conwill; K. Spradling; C. Gann; D. Walters; B. Griffin; C. Long; (3rd row) S. Nelson; T. Johnson; |. Tutor; D. Stallings; D. Thomas; M. Summers; D. Mabry; B. Goodwin; and C. Starling. 42 Organizations . STUDENT NURSING ASSOCIATION mem- bers are: (top pic, 1st row, 1. to r.) G. Estes; C. Inman; D. Payne; V. Upshaw; L. Box; M. Grif- fin; C. Long; S. Christian; (2nd row) R. Little; C. Ray; K. Ledbetter; E. Smith; P. Hodges; G. Bar- rentine; P. Deaton; M. Sexton; (3rd row) L. Conwill; E. Smith; B. McKay; K. Spradling; A. Reeder; V. Hawkins; F. West; D. Walters; D. Wooldridge; M. Summers; B. Griffin; (4th row) D. Capps; C. Gann, S. Tutor, M. Wesson; P. Deaton; J. Tutor; D. Hill; B. Tutor; T. Phipps; M. Cannon; D. Stallings; (5th row) T. Pierce; S. Hathcote; R. Wardlaw; M. Allen; C. Moore; P. Parks; C. Starling; J. Vincent; and D. Mabry. SNA BOARD members are: (middle pic, 1st row) D. Capps; T. Mabry; T. Phipps; E. Smith; (2nd row) M. Cannon; D. Payne; J. Tutor; and K. Spradling; and L. Conwill. Officers of SNA are: Diane Mabry, Pres.; Faye Smith, V.-Pres.; Daisy Payne, Sec-Treas.; and Kathleen Spradling, Parliamentarian. Organizations 43 SPANISH CLUB officers are: (right pic, 1. to r.) Paula Stamper, Pres.; Cathy Marshall, V.- Pres.; Karen Holcomb, Sec; Sandy Bettendorf, Treas. Members are: (1st row, 1. to r.) Tony Adams; Rosemary Wood; Steve Wood; Tim Long; Regina Tutor; (2nd row) Mr. Bob Craig, Sponsor; Patti Pearce, Eunice Terrell; Carol Spradling; Gina Dye; Barry Swartz; Sandy Bettendorf; Larry Ramsey; Lisa Russell; Karen Holcomb; Sandra Quarles; Greta Miller; Dine Brasfield; (3rd row) Donna Stevens; B. J. Smith; Cathy Marshall; and Paula Stamper Spanish Club 44 Organizations FRENCH CLUB officers are: (top pic, 1st row, 1. to r.) Phylis Coleman, Treas.; Jennie Orsborn, Pres. (2nd row) Robin Wigginton, Sec; and Jay Stanley, Pres. Members are: (1st row) Dianne Cath- carte, Lois Robbins; Jennie Orsborn; Teresa Christian; Janice Parson; Velma Galloway; Brenda Washington; Dawn Dixon; Lynn Land; (2nd row) Laura Summerford; Tammy Blaylock; Phyllis Coleman; (3rd row) Thomas Christian; Jay Stanley; Tony Pettigrew; Gail Camp; Johnny Bowen; Rita Sykes; Ste- phanie Goff; Robin Wigginton; Mr. Bob Craig, Sponsor; and Denise Walker. Organizations 45 46 47 Officers ■ . J. L. Collums. Chairman Charles Spencer. Secretary Doyle McQuary. Vice-Chairman Board of Trustees LWJ ' (Top Im( , first row, I. (or) Sam Spray berry, |. K. Undo, 1). I). Snood, |ool Spradlin , Otis Monro, Winslow Cox. (Top Kij ht) |. I,. Collums, Charlos Sponcor, Doylo McQuary. (Bottom) C. W. Smith, Calvin Tumor, |amos K. Cordon, A. B, Martin, l.orov Bolk 48 Board of Trustees IJC President Dr. W. O. Benjamin Kk ' t i 1 Ebi ■ Ik ■ The IJC Board of Trustees and President not only recognize the importance of reviewing the institution ' s past, but they consider a vital part of their work to be the evaluation of information that will aid them in preparing for the future. A long-range construction plan has been devised which outlines the location of future renovation and construction. In addition, officials have been studying the latest data on projected enrollments so they will know how many students to prepare for in the future. Officials are also keeping in close contact with community experts in industry, the professions and business in order to provide their students with proper training for these fields. By keeping as informed and up-to-date as possible, Itawamba Junior College can thus fully serve the needs of the people in the five-county area. President 49 Administration Dr. W. F. Edmonson Dean of Instructional Affairs Billy Q. Caples Carl C. Comer Mike Eaton Director of Student Activities and Financial Aid Director of Admissions Assistant Director of Student Activities 50 Administration W. E. Boggs C. R. Nanney Dean of Student Affairs Business Manager Karen McFerrin W. A. Riley Nancy Stacy Counselor Director of Physical Plant Counselor Administration 51 Faculty Marion Ahlu Music Larry Armstrong I ' ln Ush Wtinda Armstrong Reading Christine Dean Child Development Doris Henjamin l.ihrariiin Cvven Hoggs Psychology 52 Faculty o 30th Anniversary Provokes Thoughts of IJC ' s Past, Present, Future Sul T r ? J Hi Mimi Bowling Nursing l.ynn Buller Wayne Coleman 4|an Comer Fashion Merchandising DMT J Knylish Bob Craig Foreign Language kenin Dighv Philosophy Foculty 53 Susie Mai! Kilriiitsl I ' ) n lisli Kn lish Lucy Hamilton lliolo y ( .laudr Mood Mill Intimities John 1 luj lu-s |i:nny Irvin Nursing Wiidc Irvin Music David jacquctte Sociology j- u- krlso I ' ublii ations Kflif Ki ' inp Dirci lor of Nursing johnny Miillox Biology Susan McOaskill Nursing Pal McOormick Kn lish David McKlntath Law Knloni ' menl Faculty 55 The thirtieth anniversary of Ita- wamba Junior ( ollgc has provided a time for students, alumni, and per- sonnel to review the institution ' s past and take a glimpse into its future. Alumni, particularly, have gotten out old yearbooks and memorabilia and have reflected on the times when they were students at I|C. Kvelyn Young, one of the junior college ' s first freshmen and one of the first dormitory students, remembers: It was really different from anything 1 had ever experienced. It was just us 10 girls in an old high school dormi- tory. We really had a blast. Virginia Anthony Jackson said IJd ' s first students were excited about their new college life. It was a new experience; for all of us. If it hadn ' t been for 1|C, many of us wouldn ' t have been able to go to college. Kill Kousi Dixit) Russell Mildrod Shjirfiiild Hciil Smith Viiithtjniiilics History ChumiMrv PhVHllih C.hiirliille Stiinlord Nursing 56 faculty ||t: is fiir different in appearance from lh« days that classes met in buildings owned by the Itawamba Agricultural High School But IJC is still providing quality instruction fur its students. Now. however, the institution has two campuses, one in Fulton and one in Tupelo, which not only provide academic programs of study but also voca- tional and technical instruction. |o« ' Vunie Kitri-sl I ' im hm l KY |oy r ii holscm Spri-( li lira mil Carolyn l ' r«rslii) Nursing Charles Kiley Psychology Charles Stone Auri-Husiness Technology kalie Sullivan ursim; Cene Til hmHii llislory |ack Wamble Kle trollies |. O.Ware Music Margaret Wilburn KiiKlish Mary Fisher Wri hl Librarian Faculty 57 This fall, full-lime student enroll- ment at IJC is 1.421 with 1,005 on the Fulton Campus and 416 on the ' Tupelo Campus. When all part-time: students are added, total enrollment increases to 3, 346. The number of instructors, which now total 150, has also increased. Of these 123 are full- Also increasing is the number of instructional programs and courses available to students. Besides aca- demic, vocational and technical courses, IJC offers about ' 30 Continu- ing Education Courses. Some of these are Bluegrass Guitar, Home- crafts Ceramics, Interior Decorating, Bass Fishing, Income Tax, and Jog- ging for Adults. Staff Phyllis Bush Bi. ' tty Clolnman Assisliinl Bookkwtpttr Assistant Bookkoopor 58 Instruction PtiXX.v ItanningUin Secretary of Dean ol Student Affairs Bett I ranks Assistant Bookkeeper IJC Means Quality Education at Low Cost Dana Hartley Frances Luther |esker Miles Mary Franks Secretary. Dean of Rita lve Secretary. Business Library Technica Secretary. Nursing ' Instructional Affairs Library Clerk Manager Assistant Klla Kali- Morrow Sim ri-lary. Director of Xdmissions and Guidance Ann Fate Secretary. President Jane Rather Secretary, Director of Student Activities Carol Stanley Mitzi White Secretary, Publications Secretary, Director of Physical Plant Instruction 59 The appearance of Itawamba Junior College has changed considerably over thd past two or three years and the institution is almost unrecogniza- ble from the way it looked a decade ago when it was valued at 3,132,000. Today IJC has set aside that much money for construction which is either underway or has been let in bids. Now under construction are a tech- nical education building on the Ful- ton Campus and a multi-purpose vocational building on the Tupelo Campus. Bids have been taken on a recreational area that will include tennis courts, a lighted open field, and a comfort station. This fall a new Fine Arts Complex, which consists of three wings for music, theatre, speech and the visual arts, was opened for use on the Ful- ton Campus. Last spring two new dormitories were completed. At present the total value of com- pleted buildings and the equipment in these buildings is estimated at $17,334,200. When the technical and vocational buildings and the recrea- tion area are completed and equip- ped, the institution ' s buildings and equipment will be valued at about $20,757,400. 60 IJC ' s Policy Has Always Been That the Student Comes First And the Past 30 Years Have Proven This m 61 fe Abernathy, Tom Pontotc Adams, Anthony Calendonia Adams, Connie Fulton Adams, Debbie Fulton Akin, Mark Verona Alexander, David Houston Badie, Mildred Pontotoc Bailey, Wanda Plantersville Barber, Jim Saltillo Beam, Larry Golden Beane, Ben Fulton Beard, Arlene Fulton Belk, Debbie Pontotoc Benjamin, Susan Pontotoc Blaylock, Mitzi Fulton Bobo, George Dkolona Bost, Vicki Tupelo Bowles, Charlotte Shannon Bramlett, Beckie Pontotoc Bramlett, Mike Ecru Brasfield, Normadine Smithville Brazeal, Mitchel Saltillo Brewer, Teresa Tremont Bryan, Allen Aberdean Burcham, James Marietta Buchanan, Jan Houston Burchfield, Dean Thaxton Burdine, Rudolph Amory Burrow. Mit .ic Tupelo Buss, Kathy Tupelo Calvert, James Houston Cannon. Mary Aberdeen 64 Sophomores Capps, Dorsey Nettleton Carmack, Connie Tupelo Carnathan, Carey Tupelo Carpenter. D avid Mooreville Carter, Leslia Mooreville Cayson, Scott Tupelo Chamblee, Vicki Fulton Chandler. Sharon Vernona Chestnutt, (oanie Golden Chisholm. Andrea Baldwyn Chism. Bill Marietta Christian. Medith Verona Chunn. Steve Tupelo Clay. Ah in Aberdeen Clay. Bobby Aberdeen Coggins. Lisa Nettleton Coker. Patricia Fulton Coleman, Phylis Aberdeen Coleman. Willie Smithville Conwill. Linda Fulton Cook. Murray Aberdeen Copeland. Shelia Baldwyn Corley, Karen Okolona Coward. Mark Pontotoc Cox. Dennis Tupelo Cox, |oey Tupelo Creel. Denise Pontotoc Crouch. Donna Fulton Crump, Len Aberdeen Cummings, Richard Tupelo Dallas. Sandy Pontotoc Daniel. Karen Tupelo PI Sophomores 65 Davis, Rosaline Fulton Davis, Mike Tupelo Digby, Larry Fulton Dill, Donna Mantachie Dobbs, Anna Aberdeen Dodson, Robert Shannon Donald, Walter Guntown Dougherty, Patrick Pontotoc DuBoise, Sandy Fulton Due, Susan Amory Duncan, Ricky Mantachie Dye, Gina Houlka Eason, Joe Tupelo Easter, Don Aberdeen Eubanks, Kathy Saltillo Evans, Sandra Fulton Farr. Annie Pontotoc Flaherty, Scottie Ecru Flippo, Diane Amory Foreman, Regina Ecru Francis, Alan Saltillo Franks, Penny Tupelo Franks, Sherry Tupelo Gann, Cindy Okolona Garrison, Donnie Tremont Gholstor, Donnie Golden Glover, Jeff Marietta Goff, Stephanie Mooreville Goode, Charlotte Pontotoc Gosa. Kirk Fulton Graham. Cheryl Golden Grant, Mitzie Shannon Gray. Billie Amory Griffin, Brenda Okolona Griffith. Pam Aberdeen Grissom, Avery Fulton Grubbs. Kathy Blue Springs Guntharp. Keith Fulton Guthrie. Sharon Amory Hall. Gale Shannon Hall. Greg Pontotoc Hammock, Betsy Tupelo Hampton. Bill Shannon Hardin. Katie Fulton I lardin, Lisa Saltillo Harp, Buck Tremont I [arris, Gail Mooreville I larrisOD, Andy Fulton 66 Sophomores t Haskell. William Amory Halcher, Lee Pontotoc Haughton, Rufus Prairie Hause, June Okolona Head, Steve Pontotoc Heair, Sandra Houston Henderson, Kimberly Saltillo Hendnx, Beverly Houlka Hill, Dean Cuntown Hill. Mickey Cuntown Hilliard, Randy Ecru Hodges, Betsy Pontotoc Hogan, Joe Columbus Holcomb, Becky Pontotoc Holcomb. Karen Fulton Holloway, Gayla Pontotoc Holley, Robert Pontotoc Hollingsworth, Sonya Tupelo Holt, Chris Johnson City, TN Hoots, Darlene Amory Home. Jackie Smithville Howell, Paula Okolona Huddleston. Marcelle Fulton Huddleston, Martha Fulton Hughes, Judy Plantersville Hutchison, Charles Tupelo Inman, Cindi Booneville lrby, Steve Pontotoc Ivy, Maria Shannon Johnson, Glenda Houston Johnson. Janice Houston Johnson. Jeff Verona Johnson, Sandra Nettleton Jones, Randy Houlka Jones, Tim Plantersville Justice. Glenda Mantachie Kelly, Angie Verona Kennedy, Pat Smithville Kidd. Chuck New Albany Kingsley. Carole Baldwyn Land, Lynn Saltillo Langley, David Fulton Lann. Cindy Tremont Lann. Jeff Tremont Lee, Milton Bruce Lee. Phil Pontotoc Letson. Debra Tremont Sophomores 67 68 Sophomores Newberry. Rhonda Mooreville Norton. Greg Greenwood Springs Ozbirn. Harvey Walnut Pack. Rebecca Aberdeen Parks. Patricia Belden Parson, Janice Houston Pate. Donald Fulton Patterson. Kathy Pontotoc Patterson. Lynn Amory Payne. Daisy Pontotoc Pearce. Patti Smithville Pegues. Robert Pontotoc Phelan. Ervin Aberdeen Pierce. Lyn Fulton Pollizzi. Ken Amory Pollock. Mary Ann Mantachie Poppelreiter. Ceorge Saltillo Porter. Fred Aberdeen Poteet. Tim Baldwyn Potts, Cindy Amory Pound. Sharon Amory Quarles. Sandra Pontotoc Raper. Donna Nettleton Ray. Gale Aberdeen Rea. Ingrid Tupelo Reed. Carlene Hamilton Reed. Tammy- Tupelo Reeder. Alice Pontotoc Reese. Barbara Tupelo Reeves. Martha Amory Richardson. Peggy Baldwyn Ridings. Eddie Aberdeen mm Sophomores 69 Roberts, Greg Greenwood Roberts, Robin Tremorit Robison, Andy Saltillo Russell, Clay Thaxton Rutledge, Kirk Etta Rye, Charles Smithville Salters, Melvin Belden Sanders, Mike Aberdeen Sanderson, Lisa Amory Sappington, Greg Pontotoc Saxon, Jane Pontotoc Scott, Ray Tremont Senter, Phillip Fulton Senter, Randy Verona Senter, Renee Fulton Sewell, Jeff Pontotoc Sexton, Melanie Pontotoc Shumpert, Daisy Nettleton Shumpert, Teresa Mantachie Sides, Tim Tupelo Simmons. Dot Houston Simmons, Kenny Amory Sims, Doris Aberdeen Sims, Edward Aberdeen Sisco, Valerie Fulton Smith, Gail Nettleton Smith, Barbara Nettleton Smith, Jenean Mooreville Smith, Karen Amory Smith, Sammy Amory Smith, Suzanne Amory Spencer, Amy Shannon Spradling, Kathy Tupelo Spradling, Patty Mantachie Stanley, Jay Saltillo Starling, Clyde Baldwyn Stegall, Floyd Pontotoc Stevens, Donna Nettleton Straughter, Bobby Aberdeen Suits, Kenzi Hamilton Sullivan, Randy Tupelo Sullivan, Ronnie Tupelo Sullivan. Sherry Saltillo Summerford, Laura Fulton Summers, Marie Tupelo Swartz, Barry Tupelo Taylor. Lynda Tupelo Terrell, Eunice Smithville 70 Sophomore £S _ ' 4-stm ' ' ;« Thomas, Deborah Fulton Thompson. Brenda Amory Thorn, Kathy Netlleton Thorn, Trava Nettleton Thornton, Nita Fulton Todd, )erry Pontotoc Todd, Mark Fulton Tomlin, Ernie Smithville Treloar, Ben Pontotoc Tubb, Jeanie Tupelo Tucker, Johnny Fulton Tunnell, Margaret Pontotoc Umfress. Rhonda Fulton Upshaw, Vivian Houston Vincent, Joe Houston Walton, Bridget Mantachie Wamble, Dennis Fulton Wardlaw. Van Fulton Ware, Frances Pontotoc Warren. Evonne Saltillo Warren, |erlyn Okolona Washington, Brenda Houston Watkins, Charley New Albany Westbrooks. Joe Pontotoc Wheeler, Danita Fulton Wheeler, )erry Fulton White, Nathan Saltillo Whitten, Becky Pontotoc Wiggers, |ohn Fulton Wigginton, Robin Satillo Wiginton, Nancy Tremounl Wilbanks, Steve Saltillo Wilemon. Sandy Fulton Williams, Alan Aberdeen Williams, Carol Amory Williams. Randy Tupelo Wilson, Jennifer Fulton Witt. Johnny Mooreville Wiygul, Kyle Nettleton Wofford, Diane Aberdeen Wood, Rosemary Tupelo Wood, Steve Fulton Wooldridge, Debbie Houston Woodson, Faye Okolona Wright, Mary Smithville Young, Keith Okolona Young, Del Okolona Zinn, Walter Pontotoc .nHTO Sophomores 71 Sophomore Class Officers Joey Cox President Carlene Reed Vice-President Vickie Chamblee Secretary Nancy Wiginton Treasurer 71 I Class Officers Freshmen Class Officers Sara Schmidt Vice-President Ginger Phifer Treasurer Steve Earnest President Lisa Kidd Secretary (Not Pictured) Class Officers 73 ■A... I Aaron, Bill Houlka Abel, John Mark Mooreville Adams, Anita Tupelo Adams, Chuck Mooreville Akers, Tammy Pontotoc Iridge, Calvin Pontotoc 0 ' Allums, Mike Fulton I Alewine, Teresa Mooreville Allen, Martha Okolona .Mary peton Anderson, Allajh Pontotoc H Anthony, Mike Shannon Ashmore, Bett Baldwyn Asters, Mike Tupelo Austin, Jane Pontotoc Austin, Lisa Mantee Austin, Sharon Houlka Baber, Terry Ecru Bailey, John Columbus Baker, Mitzi Amory Barr, Wilma Okolona BatyvBeDorah Aberdeen Belk, Bobbie 74 Freshmen Bell. Herman Birmingham. Ala. Bell. Mike Verona Bennett, Patti Fulton Bettendorf, Sandy Saltillo Bevels. Retha Woodland Bevill. Jean Tupelo Bishop. Carole Saltillo Black. Robert Shannon Blake. Cindy Nettleton Bland, Mike Tupelo Blaylock. Tammy Mantachie Blissard. Linda Okolona Blythe. Sharon Verona Booker, Jim Fulton Booker. Wayne Memphis. TN Bost. Cheryl Tupelo Bouchillion. |amie Tupelo Bowen, Johnny Fulton Boyd, Pam Tupelo Bradley. Paul Tupelo Bradley. William Tupelo Brasfield, Pam Aberdeen Brewer. Herbert Plantersville Brooks. Kitty Okolona Freshmen I 75 Brown, Helen Mantachie Brown, Trish Tupelo Bryan, Susan Fulton Buchannan, Loretta Okolona Bucy, Laura Saltillo Bullock, David Houston Burgett, Greg Tupelo Burson, Betty Tupelo Buse, Tammy Mantachie Buss, Karen Tupelo Butler, Robbie Mantachie Butler, Twila Tupelo Cagle, Craig Mooreville Cagle, Judy Tupelo Camp, Gail Amory Campbell, Gay Saltillo Campbell, Myra Fae Houlka Caples, Scott Fulton Carlisle, Joey Tupelo Carson, Phil Aberdeen Carter, Nina Amory Casey, Leisa Fulton Cathcart, Diane Carthage, TN Carthern, Teresa Tupelo Chamblee, Jeff Houston Chambliss, LaSoynna Tupelo Chandler, Lori Fulton Cherry, Craig Saltillo Chism, Roger Pontotoc Christian, Marty Fulton Christian, Sharon Tupelo Christian, Teresa Mooreville Christian, Thomas Nettleton Clair, Theresia Randolph Clark, Shelia Nettleton demons, Jeff Pontotoc Clowers, Donnie Pontotoc Colburn, Anita Fulton Colburn, Brent Amory Colburn, William Amory Collins, Bill Shannon Collins, Buddy Tupelo Collums, DeWayne Verona Cooley, Paula Mantachie Copeland, Bobby Tupelo Copperwood, Allen Pontotoc Cotton, Cindy Fulton Culver, Donna Tupelo 76 I Freshmen v k . II H • -TV,! V S ifik j toa i •, ' : I X I ?cm : Cummings, Mike Smithville Damlem, Terry Aberdeen Deaton, Patricia Dennis Denbam, Stephanie Tupelo Dill, Jamie Mantachie Dillard.Tim Tupelo Dixon, )ohn Aberdeen Dozier, Mike Verona Dunwoody. Gerald Fulton Duval. Steve Smithville Dyson, Mark Amory Earnest, Steve Tupelo Earrey, Mike Shannon Easley, Cathy Houlka Easterling, Kim Pontotoc Easterling, Susan Tupelo Elzie. Ed Pontotoc Emerson. John Corinth Enos, Sally Plantersville Epperson. Cindy Fulton Estes, Gyl Nettleton Estes, Ken Shannon Evans, Rodney Amory Ewing, Karen Redbay. AL Falls, TC Tremont Farr, Janet Pontotoc Faulkner, Mike Woodland Flake, Anita Houston Flemmins, Freddie Beg Creek Floyd, Jesteen Tupelo Foushee, David Tupelo Franks, Barbara Aberdeen Franks, C. W. Mantachie Fraser, Randy Aberdeen Frederick, Jeff Mantachie French, Gyhell Amory Frost, Melanie Baldwyn Gaddy, Mike Fulton Gafford, Annette Pontotoc Gafford, Mike Saltillo Galloway, Valerie Aberdeen Galloway, Velma Aberdeen Gann, Dixie Fulton Gann, Gary Houston Gardner, Mattie Guntown Gardner, Nancy Fulton Gardner, Teresa Mooreville Garland, Darryl Fulton Freshmen 77 Gillespie, Mike Tupelo Gillespie, Nancy Blue Springs Glover, Kieth Collierville, TN Godfrey, Mike Shannon Googe, Am bra Fulton Gosa, Tami Fulton Graham, Brenda Thaxton Graham, Charlie Golden Graham, Melba Golden Gray, Jeff Nettleton Gray, Tammy Tupelo Gray, Vicki Tupelo Green, Deena Baldwyn Green. Tony Nettleton Gregory, Scott Fulton r Grimes. Danny Fulton Grimes, Linda I.. Mantachie Grimes. Lynda B Houlka 78 Freshmen Frwhmen 79 Hill, James Aberdeen Hiner, Joyce Houston Hodges, Debbie Verona Hodges, Pam Tupelo Holcomb, Kenny Golden Hollaway, Shere Tupelo Holley, Cedric Pontotoc Holley, Steve Randolph Hollingsworth, Vicki Amory Hollis, Tina Saltillo Holloway, Debbie Tupelo Holsonback, Betty Fulton Holt, Trent Tupelo Hood, Barry Mooreville Hooker, Cindi Thaxton Horton, Pat Pontotoc Horton, Terry Pontotoc Horton, Tim Houlka Houpt, Alisa Pontotoc Houston, Lisa Houlka Howell, Bill Fulton Howell, Mark Aberdeen Hudson, Rickey Tupelo Huey, Mac Belden Huffman, Himmy Amory Huffman, Mike Amory Hunter, LaQuita Tupelo Hunter, Mitch Tupelo Hutcheson, Ray Saltillo Ingersoll, Cheryl Aberdeen Ingram, Mike Tupelo Isbell, Vera Okolona Jenkins, Hanice Thaxton Jetton, Kathy Red Bay, Ala. Johnson, Cindy Pontotoc Johnson, Eddie Aberdeen Johnson, James E. Aberdeen Johnson, James M. Nettleton Johnson, Joey Tupelo Jonas, Dee Aberdeen Jones, Patricia Okolona Keen, Kay Pontotoc Kennedy, Jimmy Shannon Kent, Donny Tupelo Keys, [ohnny Pontotoc Keys, Teresa Pontotoc Kidd, Lisa Tupelo Kirksey, John Mantac hie 80 Freshmen Lacey, Sherry Houston Lambert, Amy Tupelo Lampley, Danny Saltillo Lancaster, Pat Woodland Lesley, Carol Fulton Lesley, Laura Fulton Little, Rodney Fulton Lively, Mike Tupelo Loftis, Don Aberdeen Lollar, Cay Mantachie Lollar, Cim Mantachie Lollar, Sandy Mantachie Long, Jon Fulton Long, Mary Jo Saltillo Lowrimore. James Aberdeen Lovell Martha Wes? Point Lublanezkis, Jody Univ.. MS Lucuis, Lisa Pontotoc Luther, Linda Pontotoc Mabus, Deborah Tremont Magers, Regina Nettleton Mansell, Kathy Mooreville Marshall, Cathy Mantachie Marshall. Nina Mantachie Martin, Keith Lexington, KN Martin, Steve Pontotoc Matthews, David Pontotoc Mauldin, Bobby Tupelo McBunch, Mike Nettleton McCain. Randy Nettleton McCorory. Jenny Shannon McClemore. Tom Fulton McCoy, Pam Tupelo McDougJe. Linda Fulton McFerrin, Randy Mantachie McGlothin. Charles Fulton Mcintosh, Maurice Amory McKay, Brenda Baldwyn McKay, Donnie Amory McMiller, Michelle Pontotoc McNeece, Jeff Fulton McNeece, Mark Tupelo Mears, Tony Saltillo Megginson. Lyle Tupelo Mercer, Roger Tupelo Merhundrew. Bonnie Aberdeen Messer, Lynn Tupelo Mickens, Mae Holly Springs Freshmen 8 1 82 Freshmen Freshmen 83 Peoples, Dennis Fulton Pettigrew, Leshia Nettleton Pettigrew, Tony Plantersville Pettit, Delsa Philadelphia Pettit. Marty Shannon Phifer, Ginger Fulton Phipps. Chris Tupelo Pierce, Teresa Amory Pittman, Bonnie Tupelo Pittman, Jimmy Clewston, Fla. Pitts, Jane Pontotoc Plunk, Jeff Thaxton Polk, Mike AJgoma Poole, Ginger Fulton Pope, Dolores Fulton Porter, Randle Tupelo Pounds, Regina Shannon Prestage, Ken Fulton Pruitt, Wayne Aberdeen Pugh, Tina Blue Springs Quarles, Debra Randolph Ramsey, Larry Pontotoc Randle, Richard Aberdeen Ransom, Chris Tupelo Ray. Cathy Golden Ray, Johnny Nettleton Ray. Ricky Fulton Reese. Sherry Tupelo Rial. Teresa Tupelo Riley, Roger Fulton Robbins, Donna Golden Roberts, Angie Tupelo Roberts, Paula Tupelo Robertson, Myra Houston Robins, Lois Guntown Rogers, Charles Shannon Russell, Jay Pontotoc Russell, Lisa Shannon Ryan. Lynn Tupelo Rye. Kathy Aberdeen Sanderson. Curtis Sallillo Sanderson, Jay Amory Sansing. Mark Nettleton Saxon, Jane Pontotoc Schmidt, Sara Fullon Seals. Carroll Plantersville Self. Lisa Randolph Shack. BminI.i Tupelo 8-4 Freshmen Shaw, James Aberdeen Shaw, Willie Mae Aberdeen Sheffield, John Tupelo Shumpert, Barry Nettleton Shumpert, Jeanette Nettleton Sims, Dewayne Greenwood Sims. Mary Aberdeen Smith, Carol Fulton Smith, Cindy Tupelo Smith, Earlene Aberdeen Smith. Edith Fulton Smith, Faye Mooreville Smith. Jerry Houston Sneed. Barry Ecru Sneed, Marsha Thaxton Snipes. Denise Nettleton Spear, Robert Tupelo Spencer, Terry Fulton Sprading, Wendy Mantachie Stamper, Paula Fulton Stanford, Julie Tupelo Stalen, Suzy Tupelo Stegall, Lafarn Aberdeen Stein. Tonya Tupelo Stephens. Janet Marietta Stephenson. Randy Huntsville, Ala. Stevens. Debra Tupelo Stewart, Herbert Aberdeen Strawbridge. Christy Aberdeen Stubblefield, Charlie Ecru Sturdivant, Suzanne Aberdeen Sullivan. Linda Shannon Summerford. Tony Smithville Surratt. Bart Tupelo Swann, Hal Guntown Swann. Sandra Smithville Symes. Jody Tupelo Tapp, Arty Baldwyn Taylor, Jimmy Forrest City, Ark, Thompson, Karen Amory Thompson. Sandra Corinth Thrift, Terry Tupelo Todd, Bob Mooreville Tomlinson, Kent Fulton Trimble. Dirrah Tupelo Tubb. Robert Aberdeen Turner, Clayton Fulton Tutor, Bettye Tupelo Freshmen 85 I i Tutor, Nancy Saltillo Tutor, Nathan Ecru Tutor, Regina Ecru Tutor, Sylvia O Randolph Tutor, Sylvia L Vanasselberg, Janice Fulton Verell, Mike Houston Vinson, Doug Shannon Wages, Jackie Shannon Wages, Wanda Ecru Walker, Denise Tupelo Walker, Donna Houlka Walker, Richard Aberdeen Walker, Ricky Aberdeen Wall, Greg Mantachte Wallace, David Fulton Wallace, Janice Houston , i ' is Wardlaw, Regina Pontotoc Watson, Mike Tupelo Watson. Rtiss Verona Watson, Tammy Fulton Watson, Tony Fulton Watterson, Ronnie Tupelo Watts, Debra Shannon Walls, James Fulton Watts. Julie Pontotoc Watts. Ronnie Shannon Weatherford, Tina RedBay, Ala Weatherly, Vivian Pontotoc Weaver, Charlie Houston Webb, Connie Tupelo ' ■ ' Welch, Dawn Pontotoc Wells, Thomas Tupelo 86 Freshmen III Wesson, Stev | Moorevilie West, Deborah Amory West, Felicia Hamilton est, Tim elo r, Lynda Iff 4 Wheeler, Sandra Fulton White, Connie Houston White, Jim Tupelo Whitt. Hollie Houston Whitten, Susan Tupelo Wilemon, Kieth Fulton Williams, Donnie Mantachie Williams, Mark oynton Beach. Fla Williams. Mike Aberdeen Williams. Mitch Shannon Williams. Phillip Shannon Willis, Gregg Tupelo illis. Renee Tupelo ison. Bryan ulton Vilson. Kathy Fulton Wilson, Melinda Fulton Wilson. Mike Plantersville Wilson, Shelia Belden Wiygul, John Glenn Smithville Wiygul, Tim Fulton bods. Carla Tupelo bods. Marvin Shannon Wooldridge, Johnny Marietta Wren, Barry Fulton Yant, Billy Tupelo Yielding, Tim Pulton Young, Nona Smithville Young|Sharon Tupelo Youngf Terj Net$eto Freshmen 87 Editors: Julie Hartrich, John Guilford, and Mike Ferguson 89 This particular section of the yearbook is wholly dedicated to the very hardworking staff of the Tupelo Campus. Thank you very much for your ef fort! 90 Tupelo Campus TUPELO CAMPUS Tupelo Campus 91 92 Tupelo Campus Tupelo Campus 93 94 Tupolo Campus Tupelo Campus 95 A . ' 96 Tupelo Campus Tupelo Campus 97 98 Tupelo Campuj Tupelo Campus 99 1 00 Tupelo Compu Tupelo Campus 101 V 1 02 Tupelo Campus Tupelo Campus 103 Acker, Corona Amory Agnew, Charles Saltillo Ambrose, Meluin Verona Anderson, Wesley Aberdeen Armstrong, Larry Amory Ashley, Sherry Nettleton Babb, David Plantersville Bailey, Bernice New Albany Bailey, John Bailey, Sylvia Tupelo Baker, Billy Tupelo Baldwin, David Houston Bell, Lola Plantersville Bennett, Sondra Houston Berryman, Benton Nettleton Betts, Tina Tupelo Bishop, William Saltillo Black, Billy Mathiston Blalock, Joe Mantachie Blamer, Vera Amory Blanton, Vickie Tremont Bowden, Berton Baldwin Bowman, Lucretia Amory Braddock, Robert Shannon Brazil, Tony Fulton Brazile, Cathy Baldwyn Bridges, Edward Blue Springs Britt, Cathie Mooreville Brooks, Rhonda Tupelo Brown, Sadie Tupelo Bryan, William Guntown Buchanan, Timothy Tupelo Burdine, George Fulton Burns, Jerry Marietta Burns, Joyce Amory Burns, Richard Baldwyn Cantrell, Shelia Greenwood Springs Carter, Belinda Amory Curler, Charlie Nettleton Carter, Sharon Amory v h 1 04 Tupelo Campus Cason, Barney Tupelo Childers, James Aberdeen Christian, Scotty Mooreville Clark, David Houston Compton, Melodie Van Vleet Cook, Marion Woodland Cooper, Larry Belden Cooprider, Edna Amory Copeland, Randy Pontotoc Corder, Gary Houlka Cowley, Nathaniel Fulton Craig, Susan Fulton Criddle, Eddie Aberdeen Crouch, Sharon Pontotoc Cruber, Christina Amory Crudup, Vernell Pontotoc Cullins, Charles Fulton Culpepper, Felecia Okolona Cummings, Kathy Greenwood Springs Curlee, Mike Aberdeen Davis, Barbara Topelo Davis, Robin Tupelo Dill, Terry Fulton Dillard, Kitda Saltillo Dilly, Bill Columbus Dobbs, Barbara Amory Dobbs, Pearlene Amory Dobbs, Steve Hamilton Doster, Mike Amory Dove, Jonah Traxton Duke, Richard Tupelo Durbin, Raymond Plantersville Edwards, Bobby Elliott, Eddie Egypt Elmore, Sandy Tupelo Evans, Kathy Aberdeen Evans, Martha Okolona Evans, Rhonda Amory Farrar, James Tupelo Farris, Jerry Tupelo Tupelo Campus 105 Fells, Edwards Shannon Ferguson, Mike Houston Filgo, Bruce Okolona Flake, Anila Houston Fleming, Marc Sherman Ford, Mary Ann Tupelo Foster, Shirley Tupelo Franks, Tommy Mantachie Franks, Wayne Okolone Frazier, Luke Tupelo Fussell, Mary Beth Tupelo Gandy, Fred Okolona Gardner, Mark Marietta Garrett, Dwight Amory Gates, James Okolona Gault. Ricky Amory Gentry, Virtie Aberdeen Gephart, Betty Verona Gillespie, Julie Pontotoc Gilleylen, Richard Aberdeen Gist, Clyde Nettleton Glover, Sandy Saltillo Glover, Wayne Mooreville Graham, Jr., Collins New Albany Gregory, Dennis Fulton Griffin, Florence Okolona Grisham, Jimmy Nettleton Guilford, John Mantachie Guin, O ' Neal Nettleton Haley, Rick Tupelo Hall, Janet Tupelo Hall, Jr., Sammy Nettleton Hall, Wanda Hamilton Hamm, Faye Myrtle Harbor, Leshia Tremont Harper, Elizabeth Tupelo Harris, Larry Houston Hartman, Greg Tupelo Hartrick, Julie Tupelo Haughton, Curtis Aberdeen 3 , ir? t. h 106 Tupelo Campui Haygood, Jon Belden Haynes, Edward Aberdeen Heard, Billy Aberdeen Heard, Joseph Hamilton Heard, Willie C. Hamilton Hicks, Shelia Pontotoc Higgins, Shirley Fulton Holman, Tommy J. Prairie Houser, Jimmy Tupelo Houston, Betty Marietta Howell, Cottrell New Albany Hudson, Licia Pontotoc Hudson, Richard Sherman Hulsey, Faye Tupelo Hussey, Maralyn Typelo Ivey, Charlotte Golden Jackson. James Fulton Jackson, Larry Fulton Jayres, Jonalee Aberdeen Jenkins, Charles Amory Johnson, Jerry Guntown Johnson, Oreath Aberdeen Johnson, T. C. Plantersville Jones, Jimmy Tupelo Jones, Linda Okolona Justice, Charles Tupelo Keaton, Christina Hamilton Keeter, Anita Pontotoc Kellum, Jeff Shannon Keys, Carl Pontotoc Killingsworth, Debbie Fulton Kimmons, Willis New Albany King. Billy W. Tupelo Kirk, Kellie Baldwyn Kramer, Gary A. Lacy, Margaret Houston Lamb, Bobby Nettleton Lamb, Robert Tupelo Lambert, Doyle Mooreville Lawrence, Roger Nettleton Tupelo.Campus 107 Leach, Mary Jane Shannon Ledbetter, Jerome Verona Lesley, Johnny Mantachie Leslie, Jeannine Nettleton Lewis, Betty Amory Lewis, Ed Fulton Lewis, Mickey Tupelo Lindsey, Kirk Nettleton Leagus, Sue Red Bay, AL Lockhart, Joey Caledonia Loonan, Elizabeth J. Verona Love, Weita Tupelo Lucas, Donna Aberdeen Lunn, Shelia Randolph Lyle, Margaret Fulton Mabrey, Henry Plantersville Mackey, Ray Nettleton Marion, Eddie Nettleton Marion, Judy Plantersville Martin, Jo Ann Nettleton Martin, Orpha Okolona Martin, Teresa Nettleton May, Gail Ecru Mays, Dennis Okolona McAlister, Joe Tupelo McCormick, Ollie Plantersville McGee, Tammie Tupelo McGrath, Lynn Tupelo McKinney, Curtin Tupelo McMillen, Celia Mantachie Metcalf, Theodore Houston Monaghan, Larry Nettleton Montgomery, Mac Pontotoc Moore, Charles Baldwyn Moore, Gregory Aberdeen Morris, Susan Tupelo Morrison, Brett Tupelo Murphy, Cooper Tupelo Murphy, Shirley Amory Nails, Minrose Tupelo 1 08 Tupelo Campu Newell, David Tupelo Nix, Randle Amory Norman, Tina Big Creek Owens, Martha Woodland Owings, Ronald Aberdeen Parchman, Jim Amory Pardue, Donnia Dennis Parker, Emma Jean Plantersville Patterson, Edith Saltillo Petty, Jeff Tupelo Phillips, Jerome Fulton Pickens, Queen E. Pickle, Gary Amory Pittman, Cathy Verona Plunk, Carlton Thaxton Plunkett, James Nettleton POE, Tommy Amory Price, Candy Okolona Price, Rhonda Tupelo Pruitt, Elizabeth Pontotoc Ramage, Kenny Amory Ramey, Christie Fulton Randle, David Amory Randolph, Amy Nettleton Ransom, Carl Aberdeen Ray, Cheryl Plantersville Ray, Wayne Tueplo Reich, Marth Nettleton Reifers, Robert Nettleton Riley, Jacqueline Verona Roberts, Cindi Robertson, Hugh D. New Albany Robinson, Doyle Guntown Robinson, Lynn Tupelo Rogers, Danny Shannon Rogers, Lisa Tupelo Rogers, Myra Guntown Rogers, Tyrone Fulton Rouse, Delonah Nettleton Rushing, Donna Mantachie Tupelo Campus 109 Russell, Danny Thaxton Rye, Stephanie Shannon Sanders, Vickie Guntown Sanford, Charles Blue Springs Sanford, Charles R. Blue Springs Sartain, John Tupelo Sartin, John Tupelo Saunders, Gordon Baldwyn Shannon, David Tupelo Shaw, Essie B. Aberdeen Sheffield, Mark Fulton Shempert, Wayne Plantersville Shields, Angela Tupelo Sloan, Donna Shannon Smellcy, Lillie Mae Amory Smith, Amanda Mooreville Smith, Bernard Hamilton Smith, James C. Nettleton Smith, Johnnie Tupelo Smith, Ronnie Saltillo Spencer, Ella Fulton Spradlin, John Manlachie Stacy, Leater Tupelo Steadman, Joe Tupelo Stephenson, Dell Aberdeen Stevens, Rayette Tremont Stoddard, Danny Aberdeen Sudduth, Carla Tupelo Summerford, Marlon Smith ville Surratt, Tommy Baldwyn Swan, Willie Thaxton Tackett, Linda Stegall Pontotoc Tatum, Larry Pontotoc Terrell, Bobby Tupelo Thomas, Judith Tupelo Thornton, Tommy Fulton Thrasher, James Houlka To, Sun T.ik Tupelo Todd, Randy Tupelo Tongue, Richard Tupelo 110 Tupelo Campus I k ft f Wooforil. Lisa Houston Wren. Dcbra Fullon Wren. Frank Shannon Young. Steve Amurv Tucker, Tracie Aberdeen Turner, Hugh Myrtle Tutor, Tommy Ecru Tyra, Kathleen Aberdeen Usher. Dwayne Pontotoc Vaughn. Darla Baldwyn Vickery, Harold Amory Walker. ' Eddie Shannon Ward. Billy R. Okolona Ward, Randy Pontotoc Wardlaw, Kenny Amory Waters, Charlene Sallillo West, Rod Pontotoc While, Mike Tupelo White. Richard Amory While, Sandra Aberdeen Whitfield, Gwendolyn Tupelo Williams, Bill I louston Williams, Danny Tupelo Williams, ferry Tupelo Williams. Mildred Pontotoc Williamson, (oan Tupelo Wilson, Richard Plantersville Winders. I.or.i J, I lamillon Wiygul, Brit! Tupelo Tupelo Campus 1 1 Administration William M. Jaggers Vocational-Technical Director Mac Allen Thomas D. L. Wiygul, Jr. Assistant Director of Administration Assistant Vocational-Technical Director and Evening College Co-ordinator 1 127 Tupelo Campus Don Hanratty Din-dor, Mississippi Appalachian Manpower Consortium Mavienne Hanson Supervisor, Health Occupations William Lowery Director, Program Services Margaret Mason Dr. William Mattison Director, Learning Resource Center Director, Experience Based Career Education Tupelo Campus 1 1 3 Max Munn Director, Student Services Patricia D. Sistrunk Director, Instruction David Rather Supervisor, Special Voc Kducation Nancy J. White Wylie Wood Supervisor, Manpower CETA Supervisor, Adult Basic Kducation 114 Tupelo Campus Max Munn will eat am where They i hanged it again. Ann Arnold Related K.nglish Don. ild Benjamin Drafting June Brady Secretarial Science Herbert Burk Budv and Fender . 1 - - ' I o •• ' T 1 i Joyce Creely ABE Bobby Davis ABE Marty Davis LRC FACULTY lit; put freon whoro? Charles Questman Related Math John Clark Printed Media Sherry Dixon LRC Jim Fagan Evening Counselor Tupelo Campus 1 1 5 lals M : what? ' ■ ■ f , ! • V ! Yl Claude Faulkner Data Processing Brenda Hare Secretarial Sciences Lois Franks Nursing Phillip Hartley Ind. Electricity Emery Gary ABE Rudolph Hatcher Data Processing H. T. Grammer, )r. Automotive Mechanics E. S. Horton VA Counselor Ken Griffin Respiratory. Therapy Vester Johnson Industrial Maintenance Claude Hardin Automotive Mechanics Dru |olly Upholstery Joyce Kent Nursing 116 Tupelo Campus Billy Lively Electrical Appliances Eldridge Lowe Machine Shop L. R. Magers Air Conditioning Adrian Mattox Audrey McFarland Building Construction EBCE Technology Who pul the alligator in hero? I .ulhrr Mi Kissar k Welding Linda Part low EBCK |udy McNeese LRC William Ratliff Drafting. Design ■ r Donald Roye Building Trades Carl Soden Welding ' i i Lynnetle Miller Nursing Alma Rayhurn Curriculum Specialist V Bonnie Soper Counselor Bobby Mitchell MDTA CETA Johnny Riley Plumbing Carrie Strange Secretarial Sciences v- •i i v-V m H :m Carolyn Monaghan Secretarial Sciences Jonnie Rodg(;rs Counselor Robert Nash Machine Shop Patricia Rowan Printed Media Debbie Tang LRC Fred Taylor Related Instruction Tupelo Campus laoiua ' 0  i ,,, If I ' m boring you . Where did they put the dial? Another fine mess! Donna Thomas Publications Betty White ABE Leon Williams Welding Byron Wilson Civil Engineering Cecil Woods Machine Shop Debra Benefield MAMC Secretary fane Carter Business Office Delorise Daugherty Computer Operator Vicki Dill Business Office Charles Fowler Security Geneva Gillard Student Service 118 Tupelo Campus It ' s electric, not a tread pedal. Where did that fly go? Rej ina Johnson ABE Secretary Sandra Kelly EBCE Secretary Jeannie Oils MMDT Secretary Olivia Polk Bookstore Mary Ransom Student Services Jackie Ray Health Occupations Secretary Lucy Sharp Switchboard Lula Shumpert VA Secretary Deborah Smith MMDT Secretary Patricia Swindoll Administration Secretary Robert Woodard Printer Julia Young Assistant Director Secretary Tupelo Campus 1 1 9 ■ wm m Editors: Gail Camp and Rhonda Pannell 121 Debbie Holloway Most Beautiful 1 22 Beauty Revue 1 Vicki Hollingsworth 1st Alternate Sharon Guthrie 3rd Alternate Carol Williams 2nd Alternate Mary Jo Long 4th Alternate Beauty Revue 1 23 I 24 Beauty Revue 47 Enter Beauty Revue The Beautiful and Many-Faceted Diamond was the theme for IJC ' s 1978-79 Beauty Revue in which 47 contest- ants appeared. Entertainment was provided by Kaleidoscope, the Jazz Band, and the Mimes from the Speech and Theatre Department. Cindy Cotton and Maria Ivy were mistresses of ceremony. Beauty Revue 1 25 Maria Ivy Homecoming Queen 1 26 Homecoming Annie Farr Black Maid Delonah Rouse Tupelo Campus Maid Sharon Guthrie Sophomore Maid Mary Jo Long Freshman Maid Homecoming 1 27 Bill Chism Andrea Chisholm Annie Farr Arlene Beard Patricia Coker Regina Foreman 1 28 Who ' s Who Mitzie Grant ! ■ Sharon Guthrie Who ' s Who Among Students Gail Harris Gayla Holloway in American Junior Colleges 1 29 Who ' s Who Angie Kelly Randy Jones Charlie Martin Maria Ivy Jeff Lann Lisa Merritt 1 30 Who ' j Who Eddie Moore Robin Roberts Who ' s Who Gary Pate Valerie Sisco Sharon Pounds Barbara Jane Smith Who ' s Who 131 Who ' s Who Eunice Terrell Bobby Straughter Mark Todd Tim Smith Trava Thofne I Jennifer Tubb 1 32 Who ' s Who Rhonda Umfress Carol Williams  Jennifer Wilson Van Wardlaw Keith Young Who ' s Who 133 MISS IJC Hall of Fame 1 37 SOPHOMORE FAVORITES r V Favorites 1 39 Van Wardlaw Barbara Jane Smith 1 40 Favorites Favorites 1 4 1 Robin Roberts Steve Chunn 1 42 Favorites ) Teresa Martin Bill Love Favorites 1 43 1 44 Favorites FRESHMEN FAVORITES A 1 i ' I ygj- Mlfl wj SSy s ' 1- J Oil Favorites 1 45 Laura Lesley Jeff McNeese 1 46 Favorites 1 1 Gerald Moody Mary Jo Long If ? Favorites 1 47 Lynda Grimes Jimmy Taylor 148 Favorites Favorites 1 49 Editors: Linda Taylor, Tim Smith, and Greta Miller 151 Sports: Conference Wins, Strategy, BASEBALL , ■ ■ . ' , ij ; .. : ■« ■ %■ • ' Delta Junior College 8 IJG 2 r M m Northeast rfjjjsHffjjJ Hfo , 8 IJC 5 %.. 10 1 Meridian Junjoj Spe 12 I|C M ' m, iSH HF Ik 12 9 Northwest Hi., ■ ' 3 IJC 2 e 5 North west v,, 7 IJC 4 8 fmrthelkt , 10 IJC 8 10 1 Coahonj.j ■ 4 IJC 8 4 7 Coahoma 9 IJC JO 8 3 Meridian-: ■ 5 TIC :. 2 4 j 1 2ndjdace - Delta Jr. College Rela STplao jany i Kal iy place Northw Invitatlo 1 2nd place NorthJDivision ace S! 3TTT pia ' 1 52 Sports TENNIS Northeast 3 IJC 4 Northwest 4 IJC 3 Northwest 4 IJC 3 Northeast 4 IJC 3 Coahoma 1 IJC 3 Team Spirit . INTRAMURAL Football 8-Ball Pool Badminton Volleyball Foosball Card Tournament Ping Pong Basketball Chess and Checkers Softball ; Sports 153 Basketball: Patience, Faith, Work, Courage, and Endurance . . . 1 54 Basketball Basketball 1 55 At press time the Indianettes held a 6- 4 conference record and a 9-7 overall record. They averaged 73.8 points per game with Robin Roberts leading the scoring. Faith to Keep Working . . . Basketball 1 57 Working to Remain Patient . . . 1 . M A-tfi ' i ,r OJ f%} ' • i hi MR fc « M - m jM Ms 1 MM % E. 1 1 Basketball I 59 At press time the Indians held a 12-9 overall record and a 5-5 conference record. They averaged 77.5 points a game, with Wayne Booker and Shelton Thomas as leading scorers. Marty Coleman led the tribe in freethrows, and Wayne Booker and Shelton Thomas again led in rebounds. 160 Basketboll Courage to Endure . . . Basketball 161 m 162 Basketball Endurance to the End . . . Basketball 163 and the Win. 1 64 Basketball Basketball 165 Intramurals: Pride Competition, Reward 1 66 Intramural Intramural 1 67 Indians Outscore Opponents, but Only Break Even Football is a game of inches. It is a game in which chance, accident, or coincidence can send a team spiral- ing to a championship or falling to the dismal depths of defeat. Perhaps this can best be illustrated by looking at IJC ' s last two football teams. Last year the IJC team compiled a 6-4 record which included the Missis- sippi Junior College Football Cham- pionship, despite being outscored in total points by their opposition. This year ' s team wound up with a break even 5-5 mark, yet they outscored their opponents. The inches seemed to be stacked up against IJC this year. GULF COAST DOWNS IJC It was no way to start a season. IJC visited Gulf Coast and left with a 19-7 loss. Holt scored the only TD for the Indians late in the third period. Hill added the point after. So much for an undefeated season. DELTA DUMPS INDIANS IJC ' s home debut was spoiled by the Delta Junior College Trojans who beat the Indians 21 to 7. The loss was to be our biggest margin of defeat. Holt again scored the only IJC touchdown and Hill added the point after. Oh well, nobody loses three in a row! EAST CENTRAL EDGES IJC We lost three in a row. The third loss came at the hands of East Central by a 21-29 margin. It was nip and tug all the way. Unfortunately, they out-nipped us. Clay socred first for IJC on a 9-yard fumble recovery and return. Hill added the extra point. The next IJC score came on a halfback pass from Straughter to Trimble. The point after was missed. Dixon made the final touchdown on a 1-yard run. Hill kicked the extra point. Back to the old drawing board. IJC GETS FIRST WIN Four weeks into the season IJC started a pre- cedent by downing East Mississippi 27-26. IJC ' s second-half surge was good enough to overcome a 20-7 half time deficit. The winning score came with seconds to go when Mears blocked a punt in the end zone. Cayson fell on it for the TD, and Holt ran for a two-point con- version. This could be the start of something big! PEARL RIVER VICTORIOUS Pearl River visited the IJC campus and took a 12-2 victory over the win-starved Indians. All IJC got out of the affair was a first period safety and a bunch of rain-soaked uniforms. Next week is Homecoming. Somebody wake up the offense! INDIANS WIN HOMECOMING Somebody woke up the Indian offense for IJC ' s Homecoming. They also woke up sopho- more Bobby Straughter, too, who ran for 178 yards and two touchdowns. Hill kicked two extra points and a 25-yard field goal. The Indian defense proved to be very stingy. Final socre: IJC, 17 — Holmes Junior College, 0. NORTHEAST TIGERS TOOTHLESS IJC traveled to Booneville and blasted a bunch of Northeast Tigers toothless by a score of 26- 0. Hill started things for IJC with a 33-yard field goal. Dixon pashed to Trimble for the first TD. Hill kicked the extra point. West- brook romped for a 25-yard TD, followed by a Dixon-to-Westbrook touchdown pass, and another field goal by Hill, this time from 27 yards out. IJC COMES UP SHORT It was a typical case of cowboys and Indians as Northwest raided the IJC reservation and came out with a hard-fought score fo 28-26. The Indian defense yielded its first points in three games as the Rangers raced out to a 28-9 half time lead. For the Indians it was Hill start- ing the scoring with a 32-yard field goal, fol- lowed by a 1-yard TD plunge by Straughter, a Dixon-to-Westbrook TD pass, a two-point conversion, and a one-yard run by Dixon with 41 seconds remaining. ITAWAMBA TRAMPLES COAHOMA IJC demolished the Coahoma Tigers in a game which resembled Custer ' s Last Stand. The Indians left no survivors in the 38-6 rout. The half-time score was IJC 7, Coahoma, 6. Hill gave the Indians a 4-point lead on his 35-yard field goal early in the third period. Buddy Co l- lins fell on a fumble in the Coahoma end zone for a TD shortly afterwards, followed by a 10- yard interception and return by Tony Mears, a 35-yard interception and return by Walter Zinn, and a 1-yard touchdown plunge by Bobby Straughter. 1 70 Football FINAL GAME SUCCESSFUL IJC ended their season on a positive note as the Indians pounded Copiah-Lincoln Junior College by a score of 39-23. The game might have been much closer, however, had it not been for some fourth quarter heroics by soph- omore Tom Alef. Alef intercepted two Co-Lin aerials, and returned them for touchdowns of 65 and 88 yards, respectively. Add to that 2 TD ' s by Bobby Straughter, one on a fumble recovery and the other on a pass from QB Chris Holt, a 13-yard TD pass from Holt to Nathan White, an d a 23-yard field goal by Mickey Hill and it spells out IJC ' s fifth victory against as many defeats and the end of another football season. Football 171 DEFENSIVE PLAYERS include: (1st row, 1. to r.) Buddy Collin, Curtis McKinney, LeRoy Mcintosh, Willie Coleman, Keith Glover, Steve Young, George Bobo, Randy Stevenson, Tony Mears, (2nd row) Ronnie Watts, Sammy Crockrell, Allen Copperwood, Rufus Haughton, Walter Zinn, Mike Gafford, Scott Cayson, Artie Tapp, Jeff McNeece, (3rd row) Tommy Davis, Mark Williams, Bill Chism, Bobby Clay, David Carpenter, and Ed Elsey. - : .V- .V. ' j- - r ;C-i ; . JUSftK ? %iV ' OFFENSIVE PLAYERS are: (1st row) Mickey Hill, Ben Treloar, Bill Hampton, Lynn Crump, Roger Chism, Rickey Walker, Craig Cherry, Marty Kite, Herbert Stewart, Hal Swan, Don Loftis, (2nd row) Dirrah Trimble, Nathan White, Jjrcjytny Taylor, Mike Lively, Chris Holt, Calvin Aldridge, John Dixon, Johnny Helton, Mike Peters, David Bullock, odd, Mike McGuire, (3rd row) Walter Donndld, Jimmy Pittman, Joe Westbrook, Bobby Straughter, Tom Alef, 1 72 Football ACHES include: Paul Johnson, U b Eaton, head coach, and Butch Bobby Straughter Joe Westbrook Lynn Crump Tom Alef Five IJC Football players received post-season honors. Bobby Straughter lead the field by being selected to the All-Star and All-State Teams, and by being selected Out- standing Offensive Back in the North Division. Receiving dual honors was offensive lineman Ben Treloar, who was named to both the All-Star and All-State Teams. Linebacker Tom Alef and pla- cekicker Mickey Hill were selected to the All-Star Team, and fullback Joe Westbrook and offensive lineman Lynn Crump were picked to play in the All-Star game. Ben Treloar BflBD M ' •■Pli ' ' ' ' ' V t ' iilffi;.] 1 Tfl 9 Mickey Hill Football 1 73 Tennis Team Second in State 1 74 Tennis Despite the fact that the 1978 ten- nis team didn ' t have campus facilities on which to practice or play home games, the team came in second at the state tournament in Meridian. In addition Jeff Chambliss and David Alexander were state champions in number two doubles. The team practiced and played home games on the tennis courts at Tombigbee State Park in Tupelo. Teams in the future will be able to play on six new tennis courts in a $483,200 recreational facility which has been let for bid. ♦ ' Tennis 1 75 Baseball: A Season of Frustration The 1978 baseball squad inclu es: (1st row, 1. to r.) Eric Schultz, Bobby Straughter, Den- nis Wamble, Donnis Martin, Glenn; Logan, Robby Weaver, Mike Davis, John Wiggers, (2nd row), Diane Wofford, scc ekeeger.Jeff Tally, Mark Todd, Ronnie Sullivan, score- keeper, Carsqn Neal, Chris HolUj%:att Cayson, and Cpaich Curtis Monroe. The season ' s baseball awards went to Glenn Logan, Most Valuable Player, and Chris Holt, Most Improved Player. : . 3PM I 76 Baseball Pitching was the weakest point for the Indians, whose tally for the 1978 season was three wins and fifteen losses. According to Coach Curtis Monroe, the team ' s other problems included the late arrival of some players and a ball team consisting mostly of freshmen. « ii 9m m i i - ' -3 l!j2 Baseball 1 77 The 1978 Track Team finished in the top three in each of the seven meets they attended. They brought home one first place award, four second place awards, and two third place awards. In addition, three team members won state awards: Jeff Tally, Pole Vault; Kent Davis, High Hurdles; and David Jones, Low Hurdles. Kent Davis alwo took North Division High and Low Hurdles awards and team awards for High Point Scorer, Most Valu- able Player, and Team Captain. Tally was selected North Division winner in Pole Vaulting while Fred Porter was selected North Division winner in the 100- Yard Dash and also the team ' s Most Improved Member. f The 1978 Track Team includes: (1st row, 1. to r.) Jimmy Wilder, Fred Porter, Kent Davis, Mike Mitchell, Steve Miller, (2nd row) Goach Mac Curlee, David Jones, Cliff Nichols, Terry Xa lQX. Ronnie Doss, and Johnny Wilder. Ill 1 78 Track %• ■ Track Team Wins State Awards jOi t Myjn Track 1 79 Cheerleaders Take Top Honors Jackie Home Valerie Sisco Linda Grimes Paula Howell 1 80 Cheerleaders Cathy Marshall Marie Ivy The IJC Cheerleaders com- peted with other junior col- leges throughout the state this summer at Gulf Coast Junior College in Perkinston. They took top honors by bringing home all superior ribbons. In addition, their summer was filled with practice each Mon- day afternoon. The beginning of the school year brought with it daily practice during the football season and pep rallies each Wednesday before the game. Mary Jo Long Sharon Guthrie -a -- Cheerleaders 1 81 182 183 The IJC Ail-American Band Under the direction of Mr. Bryan Herring and Mr. Wade Irvin and under the field direc- tion of Ronnie Watterson, the Itawamba Junior College All American Band — that became a familiar line to the 100 or so band members at IJC. To most of them it brought a sense of pride in the progress that the band program has made in the past few years, and a sense of duty to perform to the best of their ability. The IJC band is not only a well recognized part of IJC student life, but is also recognized by musicians throughout North Mississippi. Also boosting the members ' spirit was the arrival of brand new uniforms in the school ' s colors — red, white, and blue. This year the group was selected to be the guest band at the 8th Annual Mississippi Invitational Marching Band Festival and also to perform as the north-half representative in the All Star Classic football game. Fall semester activities also included half-time shows at football games and appear- ances in several Christmas parades. In the spring the band gave a symphonic concert and hosted the Northeast Missis- sippi Band Clinic for high school students. MMKIMWUMIMf ' ' « 1 84 Activities Rifle Corps members are: (top pic. 1. to r.) Kathy Rye; Sandy Wilemon; Lisa Melson: Pam McCoy; Anne Murry; and Shelia Copeland. Feature Twirlers: Arlene Beard (bottom left) and Kenzie Suits (bottom right). The DRUM MAJOR is Ronnie Watterson. Activities 185 Dancers are: (1st row, 1. to r.) Sherry Sullivan; Becky Bramlett; Gayla Holloway; Trava Thorn; Tammy Reed; (2nd row) Gaye Camp- bell; Debbie Holloway; Vivian Weatherly; Carol Lesley; Nancy Hallman; Carole Bishop; Jane Austin; Kim Hannon; and Melanie Frost. Flag Corps members are: (1st row, 1. to r.) Sandy Glover; Denise Creel; Andrea Chish- olm; Anita Coburn; Mattie Gardner; Leisa Casey; Jan Buchanan; Linda Judon; (2nd row) Brenda Washington; Janice Parson; Nina Mar- shall; Robin Wigginton; Martha Woodson; Peggy Richardson; Doris Sims; and Bett Ash- more. 1 86 Activities New Uniforms Boost Pride Saxophones are: (1st row, 1. to r.) Nancy Hall- man; Nancy Tutor; Kenzie Suits; Pam McCoy; (2nd row) Linda Conwill; Chuck Adams; Rick Hawkins; Bill Haskell; and Jay Stanley. Flutes are: (1st row) Carol Lesley; Arlene Beard; Trava Thorn; Kim Hannon; (2nd row) Glendale Huddleston; Linda Wheeler; Nina Marshall; Brenda Washington; Sherry Franks; Steve Wesson; Teresa Keys; Sandy Glover; Sandy Wilemon; and Dianne Cathcart. Clarinets are: (1st row) Denise Creel; Gaye Campbell; Sherry Sullivan; Tammy Reed; Car- ole Bishop; Shelia Copeland; (2nd row) Lisa Melson; Jon Kirksey; Anne Murry; Sandy Wheeler; Robin Wigginton; Kathy Rye; Bett Ashmore; Jan Buchanan; Martha Woodson; and Doris Sims. Activities 1 87 Trumpets are: (1st row, 1. to r.) John Emerson; Randy McCain; Mac Huey; Andy Parmer; Mike Verell; Felicia West; (2nd row) Charlie Watkins; Trent Holt; Pat Dougherty; Barry Bobo; Steve Irby; and Robin Lee. Trombones are: (1st row) Tony Brazil; Peggy Richardson; Kenny Simmons; (2nd row) Jeff Murphy; Steve Head; Keith Young; Ronnie Watterson; Sammy Smith; and Floyd Stegall. Low Brass: (1st row) Gayla Holloway; Becky Bramlett; Danny Mitchell; Deena Green; Lora Murphy; Martha Reeves; Melanie Frost Vivian Weatherly; (2nd row) Mitch Brazeal Mattie Gardner; Larry Hubbard; Jim Barber Crafton Laney; Chuck Kidd; Lynn Patterson and Nat Turner 188 Activities Percussion: (1st row, 1. to r.) Jeff Sevvell; B. J. Smith: (2nd row) Roger Mercer; Barney Cay- son; James Johnson; Mike McBunch; Alan Francis; Don Easter; Sherry lacey; Kenneth Gardner; Mike Ingram; and Tommy Mitchell. Band members will always remember the cold parades, the high-kicking halftimes, and the endless practice . . . and they can all say that it was certainly worth it. Activities 1 89 IJC Goes for Double Jazz o 2ji® Two jazz bands are better than one. That ' s what the Music Department decided this year when an increase in the number of music majors and an increase in student inter- est was identified. Both jazz bands are under the direction of Mr. Wade Irvin. They perform throughout the year in a number of concerts featuring popular selections. JAZZ BAND A includes: (top picture, 1st row, 1. to r.) Kenneth Gardner, Don Easter, Danny Mitchell, Rick Hawkins, Jay Stanley, Nancy Hallman, Nancy Tutor, Chuck Adams, (back row) Jeff Sewell, Barry Bobo, Pat Dougherty, Steve Irby, Charlie Watkins, Trent Holt, Gail Harris, Jeff Murphy, Keith Young, and Kenny Simmons. Not pictured: Floyd Stegall, Sherry Lacey, and Mike Ingram. Members of JAZZ BAND B are: (1st row) Sherry Lacey, Lee Hatcher, Chuck Adams, Nancy Tutor, Teresa Shumpert, (back row) Barry Bobo, John Emerson, Mac Huey, Robin Lee, Chuck Kidd, Sammy Smith, Kenny Simmons, and Jeff Murphy. Not pictured: Ronnie Watterson, Randy McCain, Pam McCay, Linda Conwill, and Suzanne Sturdivant. 1 90 Activities Prominent People Visit Campus Several prominent people in the state and nation visited IJC as guests, speakers, or entertainers. Some of them were: Gov. Cliff Finch (top left) who dis- cussed political matters with stu- dents; Are journalists, (top right) who con- ducted the Second Annual Newspa- per Conference co-sponsored by the Chieftain Staff and the Journalism Department; Greg Luna, (bottom left) who exhib- ited the art of karate in the Student Center; Thad Cochran, who campaigned at IJC prior to being elected a U.S. sena- tor from Mississippi. Activities 191 Activities Relieve Student Doldrums pf i J , ■ ' S . i« fc '  j J2 KidfiiMwi ' , w ll s Sh 1 H ' J es k ' BpsS B ■ -— J ' 9 V • ? w ' -- ' jr r- A fcft £ - . • • m ■■ ■ | BMtfjQui|i] !E H i v ' BP p fc 1 fc V t u J L-mh ' W •• ; . 1 92 Activities To start the school year off right. IJC held a Welcome-Back-To-School Dance. Other highlights of the year were Jersey Day during Homecoming Spirit Week, a Halloween Monster Mash, an outside bar-b-que, a fashion show entitled Fall Reflections that was presented by the Fashion Merchandising students and a Newspaper Conference for Junior College and High School students that was co-sponsored by the Journalism Department and Chieftain staff. Activities 1 93 Artists Present I Remember Mama J5 The IJC Theatrical artists presented a two-act play entitled I Remember Mama on November 16 and 18. The play, the first to be presented in the new Fine Arts Theatre, had approximately 30 student participants. These students, most of whom appeared on stage, collected and set up props, assisted Miss Joyce Nicholson in directing, pro- duced the sound effects, set up the lighting and, of course, acted. I Remember Mama was adapted by John Van Druten from Kathryn Forbes ' book Mama ' s Bank Account. The play portrays the joys and problems of a Norwegian fam- ily in America. I 94 Activifies The cast included: Bridget Walton, the main character and narrator who portrayed Katrin; Teresa Alewine, Mama; James Johnson, Papa; Angie Kelly, Mike Williams, Jane Austin, all children; Ronnie Watterson. the family ' s bor- der; Sonya Hollingsworth, Jennifer Wilson, Shelia Little- john. all troublesome aunts; Ronnie Sullivan, a frightening uncle. Other cast members were Betsy Hammock, Tim Smith. Gregg Sappington, Mike Bramlett, Trish Coker, Kathy Rye. Nancy Hallman. Debbie Myers, Randy McCain, and Chuck Kidd. The stage crew included: James Atkins, Set Design; Tony Pettigrew, Cliff Nichols, Ronnie Sullivan, Jim Huffman, Steve Head, John Emerson, Larry Morgan, all Set Crew; Steve Head, Sound Effects; Jennifer Wilson, Make-up; Bridget Walton, Costumes; Gary Pate, Technical Director; Jim Huffman, Scott Gregory, both Light Crew; Pattie Ben- nett, Publicity; Jennifer Wilson, Bridget Walton, both Pro- gram Design; Valerie Sisco, and Cindy Inman, both Ush- ers. Activities 1 95 Kaleidoscope Performs Only the Best KALEIDOSCOPE, under the direction of Mr. Wade Ihvin, is the school ' s featured singing and entertaining group. Kaleidoscope performs only the best in rock, jazz, soul, and pop. Jeff Tally and Lee Hatcher (top left pic) play Hot Child in the City. Charlie Martin (top right pic) gets down to Boogie Nights. KALEIDOSCOPE members are: (bottom pic 1st row, 1. to r.) Don Easter, Drums; Teresa Shumpert, Keyboard; Barbara Jane Smith, Gail Harris, Lisa Merritt, all Singers; Steve Irby, Trumpet; (2nd row) Jeff Tally, Gui- tar; Lee Hatcher, Bass; Steve Head, Mark Todd, Charlie Martin, all Sing- ers; Keith Young, and Kenny Simmons, both Trombone. Not pictured: Mark Abel, Perry Nicbols, both Managers; and Jeff Sewell, Sound Engi- neer. 1 96 Activities Choir Displays Talent Mrs. Jo Miller Orr (left pic) directed the IJC CHOIR for the first time this year. Under her guidance Choir members performed in the Christ- mas Concert, provided pre-game entertainment at football games, and performed in the Spring Concert. Laura Lesley (right pic) sings a solo at the Christmas concert. CHOIR members are: (1st row. I. to r.) Denise Hall, Susan Wright, Carol Lesley. Laura Lesley. Ginger Phifer, Darlene Hoots, (2nd row) Teresa Shumpert, Gail Harris, Sandy Dallas, Melanie Frost, Lora Murphy, Tonya Stein. Jane Austin. Cindy Potts. Lynn Pierce, Rhonda Pannell, Cindy Armstrong, (3rd row) Jeff Murphy, Keith Young, John Emerson, Tim Long, Brenda Washington, Nina Marshall, Martha Woodson, Mike Verell, Steve Head, and Charlie Martin. Not pictured are: Sandy Betten- dorf, B. J. Smith, Tim Jones, Tony Pettigrew, and Randy McCain. Activities 1 97 Some 35 students were enrolled this fall in the Army Reserve Officer Training Program at IJC. Uniforms were not issued and students were not required to get a hair-cut. ROTC activities under the direction of new instructor, Capt. Gary Parvin, included a helicopter excursion, field trips to army bases, and pre-game shows by the Color Guard during football games. Cadet Pat Dougherty became the first student to be presented a three-year scholarship by the Army ROTC. He also received certificates of appreciation from the Daughters of the American Revolution and the American Legion. 198 Activities Hair-cuts No Longer Required for ROTC Cadets Activities 1 99 Thirtieth anniversaries only come once — that ' s why IJC ' s 1978 Homecoming on October 7 was even more special than usual. Not only were students and alumni observing the annual tradition of Homecoming but they were also observing IJC ' S thirtieth anniversary. Elaborate displays consisting of mannequins in costumes standing beside signs made of chicken wire and crepe paper in the school ' s new colors proclaimed the anniver- sary as did a special edition of the DAILY JOURNAL, which included articles about the institution, its past, and its plans for the future. Thirtieth Anniv Homecoming Ex |ifg m i ia .- 200 Activities ersary Makes tra Special Spirit Week, which gave students a chance to dress in out- landish clothes, ushered in Homecoming. Other activities included a pep rally, tours of two new dormitories and the Fine Arts Complex, performances by the Choir, Band and Kaleidoscope prior to or during the game against the Holmes Bulldogs, an afternoon bar-b-que, and a dance featuring Montaque. Members of the Homecoming Court included: (1. to r.) Kirk Lindsey and Delonah Rouse, Tupelo Campus Maid; Ray Hutcheson and Mary Jo Long, Freshman Maid; David Hemngton and Maria Ivy, Homecoming Queen; Charlie Martin and Sharon Guthrie, Sophomore Maid; Randy Hiliard and Annie Fair, Black Maid. Activities 201 202 203 WHO YA ROOTIN ' FOR? A LITTLE LOUDER! WHO YA ROOTIN ' FOR? WHO ' S YOUR MAMA? ' WHO ' S YOUR DADDY? ' Everyone rooted for IJC this year, and the lines of the cheer that may sound strange to some overprotec- . tive parents only expressed to the world what we felt. IJC meant everything to us. Why such dedication? New colors — 30th anniversary — disco dances — fashion shows — all were a big part in creating the fine spirit that prevailed. Students, friends, and faculty, who showed loyalty and enthusi- asm, were always striving to make the institution just a little bit better. 204 Wrap-Up ' Academic classwork is not all there is to an education. Learning and experi- ence go a long way into making up a life. IJC is made of people that believe One gets out of life what one puts into it. A lot was put into this year . . . Wrap-up 205 PRACTICE — team sports and intramurals — practice that made winners — and that taught us how to lose with dig- nity — marching our feet off and blowing our guts out — knowing that ' s what it takes to be the best. FASHION — teaching us to take pride in the way we look — whether in jeans and jerseys or dresses and boots. 206 Wrap-Up STUDY — for classwork — for learning — reaching our goals for a higher academic standard. PRICE — in what we do and sa y — how we live — in our school — and ourselves. FUN — dances — movies — whopping it up — relief from classes — having fun with each other. COMMUNICATION — really respecting the other per- son — knowing he has some- thing valuable to give. Wrap-Up 207 I FULTO M C AIVrtPSl EXPIRESAU 208 Wrap-Up {±S3Z0HEi 2 MISSISSIPPI UG15, 1979 119 PRIDE BE PROUD t. m Wrap-Up 209 And we got a lot out of it, too. We developed ourselves in every area — we grew — changed and became just a little more ready to Seize the day! and to face the world on our own. I JC brought us all closer to our goals for our educations and careers — for our lives. For some IJC brought lifetime mates — for others, a step closer to becoming an adult — working and giving to our society in one way or another. Because of all this, most of us will proudly say we were a part of 79. IJC helped make us better per- sons, and will be a part of us — just as we are a part of it. 2)0 Wrop-Up JfSSB b Co bdiTorS Dan a Wheeler Robin Wi jg rvfcon sponsors ' . Leifcie Kelso Carol Stanley Wrap-Up 21 1 TUPELO CAMPUS Acker. Corona: 104 Adams. Alvila P. Adams. Ken W. Adams. Nell D. Agnew. Charles A.: 104 Allred. Gary S. Ambrose. Melvin C: 104 Anderson. Wesley; 104 Armstrong. Larry: 104 Ashley. Sherry L.: 104 Audelle. |ohn H. Babb. David L.: 104 Bailey. Audie C. Bailey. Bernice: 104 Bailey. John: 104 Bailey. Matthew L. Bailey. Sylvia: 104 Baker. Billy; 104 Baldwin. David: 104 Barksdale. Curtis O. Bell. Lola: 104 Bennett. SondraE.; 104 Berryman. Benton; 104 Berryman. Jesse B. Belts. Jimmy L. Belts. Tina D.: 104 Bishop, William A.; 104 Black. Bobby: 104 Blaluck. Joseph R: 104 Blamer. Vera: 104 Blanton. Vickie: 104 Bordewich, John L. Bowden. Berton O.; 104 Bowman. Lucretia; 104 Braddock. Robert: 104 Braham. Sylvester Brazil. Tony R.: 104 Brazile. Cathy 1:104 Bridges. Edward L.; 104 Britt. Cathie; 104 Brooks. Rhonda F.: 104 Brown. Sadie L.; 104 Brown. Timothy W. Bryan. William L.: 104 Buchanan. Timothy; 104 Bullock. Cynthia Burdine. George M.; 104 Burns. |erry: 104 Burns. Joyce: 104 Burns. Richard K.: 104 Burns. Steve O ' Neal Burt. Lawrence Butler. Lando A. Canlrell, Shelia: 104 Capps. Larry W. Carter. Belinda G.; 104 Carter, Charlie E.: 104 Carter. Sharon L.: 104 Cawley. Nathaniel Cayson. Barney W.; 105 Childers. James; 105 Christian, Scotly R.; 105 Clark. David G.: 105 Clay. Maybelline Cochran. William C, Cole. Linda Joyce Collins. Barry E. Collums, C. Dwayne Compton. Melodie; 105 Cook. Marion V.: 105 Cooper. Larry R.: 105 Cooprider, Edna: 105 Copcland, Randy l„; 105 Corder, Gary R.; 105 Cowley, Nathaniel: 105 Craig, Susan; 105 Criddle. Elliel..: 105 Crouch, Sharon; 105 Cruber. Christina: 105 Crudup. Venell; 105 Cullins. Charles; 105 Cullins, Oliver C, Culpepper, Felecia; 105 Culver, Rebecca Sue Cummings, Kathy; 105 Curlee, Nolen M.; 105 Dandridge, O ' Neal Daniel, Lewell Daugherty, Delorise Davis, Barbara D.; 105 Davis, Cassie M. Davis, Lisa C. Davis, Robin; 105 Dill, Terry P.; 105 Dillard, Kitda Dilley.Bill Dilworth, Frankie M. Dobbs, Barbara; 105 Dobbs, Pearlene; 105 Dobbs, Steve; 105 Doran, Toni Eugene Doster, Mike; 105 Dove, Johah; 105 Duke, Richard A.; 105 Durbin, Raymond L.; 105 Edwards, Bobby C: 105 Edwards, Jimmy D. Elliott, Eddie S.; 105 Elmore, Sandy; 105 Evans, Kathy J; 105 Evans, Martha E.; 105 Evans, Perry Evans, Rhonda; 105 Farrar, James W.; 105 Farris, Jerry W.; 105 Fells, Edward R.; 106 Ferguson, Michael W.; 106 Fields, Sam Filgo, Bruce E.; 106 Flake, Anitha A; 106 Fleming, Marc W.; 106 Ford, Mary A.; 106 Foster, Shirley; 106 Franks, Tommy; 106 Franks, Wayne; 106 Frazier, Luke; 106 Fussell, Mary E.; 106 Candy, Fred; 106 Gardner, Mark; 106 Garrett, William D.; 106 Gates, James; 106 Gault, Rickey; 106 Gentry, VirtieM.; 106 Gephart, Betty 1:106 Gillespie, Julie D.; 106 Gilleylen, Richard E.; 106 Gist, Amos C; 106 Glover, David W.; 106 Glover, Sandra; 106 Goodwin, Cecil Graham, Collins, Jr.; 106 Gregory, Dennis K.; 106 Griffin, Carolyn F.; 106 Griffith, Perry G. Grisham, Jimmy; 106 Guilford, John D.; 106 Guin, O ' Neal; 106 Haley, Richard G.; 106 Hall, Janet L.; 106 Hall, Sammy, Jr.; 106 Hall, Tony Hall, Wanda; 106 Hamm, Faye A.; 106 Hammock, Mark Harbor, Leshia; 106 Harper, Elizabeth E.; 106 Harris, Larry D.; 106 I lartman, Greg; 106 Hartrick, Julie K.; 106 Haughton, Curtis C; 106 Haygood, Glenda J.; 107 Haynes, Edward J.; 107 Heard, Annie Heard, Hilly; 107 Heard, Joseph: 107 Heard, Robert R. Heard, Willie C: 107 Heidel. Jennifer A. Helton, Johnny R. Herndon. Alicia R. Hicks, Shelia J.: 107 Higgins. Shirley; 107 Hill, RenitaG. Holloway. Alan R. Holloway. Johnny C. Holman, Tommy; 107 Horton, Ronnie Houser. Jimmy R.; 107 Houston, Betty: 107 Howard. Kathy L. Howell, CottrellD.; 107 Hudson, Licia E.; 107 Hudson, Richard M.; 107 Hughes, Sherry Hull, Henry C. Hulsey. Willie F.: 107 Hurd, Charles W. Hussey, Maralyn; 107 Jackson, James; 107 Jackson, Joe A. Jackson, Larry W.; 107 [aggers, John W. (aggers. Linda F. Jaynes. Johnolee D.; 107 Jenkins, Charles E.; 107 Jimenez. Guillermo Johnson. Dwight R. Johnson, Jerry M.; 107 Johnson, Oreatha: 107 Johnson, T. C; 107 Jones, Gregory K. Jones, Jimmey D.; 107 Jones, Linda; 107 Jones, Ronald Judon. Shirley A. Justice, Charles E.; 107 Keaton, Christina; 107 Keeter. Anita; 107 Kellum. Jeff; 107 Keys, Carl; 107 Killingsworth. Debbie: 107 Kimmons, Willie J.; 107 King, Billy W.: 107 Kirk. Kellie; 107 Knight, Carroll G. Kramer. Gary A.; 107 Lacy. Margaret; 107 Lamb, Bobby; 107 Lamb, Robert A.; 107 Lambert. Milton D.: 107 Lawrence, Roger J.; 107 Leach, Mary J.; 108 Ledbetter, Barry Ledbetter, Jerome: 108 Lenard, Paul A. Lesley. Johnny R.; 108 Leslie, Dorothy J.; 108 Lewis, Betty: 108 Lewis, Ed; 108 Lewis, Mickey; 108 Lindsey, Douglas K.; 108 Loague, Glenda S.: 108 Lockhart, |oey; 108 Lodnan, Elizabeth |.; 108 Love. Weita; 108 Lowe, Bessie M. Lucas, Donna; 108 l.unn. Shelia; 108 Lyles, Margaret A.; 108 Mabry, Henry C; 108 Mabus. Kenneth Mackey, DonnyR.; 108 Marion, Eddie; 108 Marion, ludilh: 108 Martin, Jo Ann: 108 Martin, Orpha I..: 108 Martin. Teresa L.: 108 May, Gail: 108 Mays. Dennis: 108 McAlister. Joe: 108 McCord. Cynthia L. McCormick. OIlie M.: 108 McCec. Tammie:108 McGarlh. Lynn T.: 108 McKinney. Curtis: 108 McKinney. Robert E. McMillen,CeliaM.:108 Megginson. Marilyn W. Metcalf. Theodore: 108 Miller. Natacia L. Moffett. Ricky E. Monaghan. Larry G.: 108 Montgomery. Kelly M. Montgomery. Mac: 108 Moore. Charles: 108 Moore. Gregory; 108 Morris. Susan: 108 Morrison. Brett J.: 108 Murphey. William C. Murphy. Cooper: 108 Murphy. Roger D. Murphy. Shirley: 108 Nails, Minrose: 108 Nanny, Charlene E. Newell. David: 109 Nix. Randle: 109 Norman. Tina M.: 109 Nunnery. Carl W. Owens. Martha N.; 109 Owings. Ronald R.: 109 Parchman. Jim W.; 109 Pardue. Donnia R.: 109 Parker. Emma J.: 109 Patterson, Edith: 109 Patterson, Wayne R. Perrin. Dean L. Pettit. Judy K. Petty, Jeff; 109 Phillips. Jero me; 109 Pickens. Queen E.: 109 Pickle. Gary: 109 Pittman. Cathy; 109 Plunk. Carlton: 109 Plunkett. James: 109 Poe, Tommy; 109 Price, Candy: 109 Price, Rhonda: 109 Pruitt, Elizabeth: 109 Ramage, Kenny; 109 Ramey, Christie R.; 109 Ramey. David Randle. David: 109 Randolph. Amy [.; 109 Ransom. Carl; 109 Ray, Charyl: 109 Ray, Earnest W. Ray, Wayne: 109 Reich, Martha L.; 109 Reifers. Robert T.: 109 Rhodes. Anthony III; 109 Ridings. Kathy [, Riley, Jacqueline; 109 Roberts, Cindi L; 109 Robertson, Hugh D.: 109 Robinson. Doyle; 109 Robinson, Lynn; 109 Rogers. Danny; 109 Rogers, Lisa: 109 Rogers, Myra J.: 109 Rogers, Tyrone: 109 Rouse, Delonah R.; 109 Rushing, Donna R.; 109 Russell. Danny E.: 110 Rye. Stephanie C: 110 Sanders. Vickie: 110 Sanford. Charles C; 110 Sanford. Charles R.: 110 212 Sansing. Matt L. Sartain. John L.: 110 Sartain. John R.: 110 Saunders. Gordon: 110 Senter. Richard L. Shannon. David: 110 Shaw. Essie B: 1 10 Sheffield. Mark A.: 110 Shields. Angela T.: 110 Shoemaker. Allen Sides. Mary E. Sloan. Donna S.: 110 Smelley. Lillie M.: 110 Smith. Amanda A.: 110 Smith. Bernard: 110 Smith. lames C: 110 Smith, [ohnnie M.: 110 Smith. Ronald D.: 110 Spencer. Ella: 110 Spradlin. John E.: 110 Springer. Jimmy W. Stacy. Lester O. Steadman. I. J. Stegall. Floyd C. Stegall. Linda N.: 110 Stephenson. Mary D.: 110 Stevens. Rayette: 110 Stoddard. Danny: 110 Stoles. Randy A. Sudduth. Carla G.: 110 Summerford. Marlon: 110 Surratt. William T.; 110 Swan. Willie. Jr.: 110 Sykes. Hal E. Tackett. Linda S.: 110 Tatum. Larry: 110 Terrell. Bobby: 110 Thomas. Judith: 110 Thompson. Christopher: 110 Thorton. Tommy L.; 110 Thrasher. James L.: 110 Tisdale. Thedrick A. ToTak. Sun; 110 Todd. Randy: 110 Tongue. Richard W.: 110 Tubb. Thomas L. Tucker. Johnnie M. Tucker. Tracie: 111 Turner. Hugh M.; Ill Tutor. Tammy; 111 Tyra. Kathleen; 111 Usher. Dewayne; 111 Vance. Sue E. Vanzant. Ronnie J. Vasser. Sam Vaughn. DarlaS.: Ill Vickery. Harold; 111 Voyles. Rhonda S. Walker. Eddie; 111 Walker. Patricia A. Ward. Billy R; 111 Ward. Randy: 111 Wardlow. Kenny: 111 Waters. Charlene: 111 Wax. Terry R. West, Helen J. West. Rod L.; Ill White. Annie M. White. Mike; 111 White, Richard: 111 White. Sandra: 111 Whitefield. Gwendolyn: 111 Williams, Bill; 111 Williams, Charles R. Williams. Danny: 111 Williams, Jerry: 111 Williams, Mildred A.: Ill Williams, Sherry L. Williams. Thomas D. Williamson, loan; 111 Wilson. Richard O,: 111 Winders. Lord J.: Ill Witcher, Terry G. Wiygul. James B.: Ill Wofford, Lisa: 111 Wolf. Lee S. Wood, Larry W. Wren, Debra A.; Ill Wren, Frank; 111 Young, Stephen D.; Ill FULTON CAMPUS Abel. John M.: 74: 29 Abernethy. Thomas E.: 64. 30 Adams. Anita [.: 74 Adams. Anthony R.: 64. 36. 44 Adams. Charles B. Jr.: 74: 32. 187: 90 Adams. Connie R.: 64: 27: 37 Adams. Debbie J.: 64: 27. 38 Akers. Tammy E.: 74:203 Akin. Mark A: 64 Aldridge. Beverly S. Aldndge. Calvin L.: 74: 172 Alef. Thomas J.: 172. 173 Alewine. Teresa C: 74: 28: 37 Alexander, David G.: 64. 175 Allen. Martha D.; 74: 42: 43 Allred. David W.: 74 Allred. lames T. Allred. Phillip A: 34 Allums. Michael G.: 74 Aired. Norma J Amos. Mary: 74 Anderson. Allan L.: 74 Anthony. Michael P.: 74: 35 Armstrong. Cynthia J.: 12; 8; 32: 197 Aron. BUI G : 74 Ashmore. Betty J.: 74: 186: 187 Asters. Mike: 74 Atkinson. Kim R. Austin. Lisa A 4 Austin. N Jane: 74: 28: 186: 197: 210 Austin. Sharon M.: 74 Baber. Terry: 74 Badie. Mildred F.: 40 Bailey. John W.: 74 Bailey. Wanda N.:64 Baker. Mitzi A: 74 Ballard. Susan W Barber. Jim A: 64: 188: 208 Barnett. Wanda N. Barr. Wilma J.: 74 Barrentine. Betty L.:42:43 Barrett. Raymond E.: 160 Baty. Deborah K.: 74 Beam. Larry: 64 Beane. Ben C: 64: 35 Beard. Terry A.: 64: 187: 24; 26: 29: 200: 128: 185 Beaty. Mildred: 203 Belk. Debbie A : 64 Bell. Bobbie D.: 74; 37 Bell. Herman; 75: 160: 162: 163; 165 Bell. Michael L.; 75: 35 Beniamin. Susan A.: 41; 64 Bennett. Jimmy F Bennett. Patti D.: 75 Bettendorf. Sandy F ; 1: 8: 75: 44 Bevels. Relha V.: 75: 42 Bevill. Jean J; 75 Birks. OlvierL. Bishop. J.Carole; 75; 186: 187 Black. Robert W: 75: 173 Blake. Cynthia M: 75 Blanchard. Frances Bland. Michael W: 75 Blanton. Mary A.: 37 Blaylock. Mitzie K.: 64: 155 Blaylock, Tammy S.; 75: 45 Bledsoe. Jamie L. Bledsoe. Shirley J. Blissard. Linda A.: 75 Blythe. Sharon D.:75;29 Bobo. Barry J.: 32: 188:190 Bobo. W. George: 64: 172 Booker. James H 111:75:24 Booker. Wayne: 75; 160; 161: 162; 165 Bost. Cheryl A.: 75 Bost. VickeL.;64 Bouchillon. James K: 75 Bowen. Johnny E.: 75: 45 Bowles. Charlotte A.; 64: 21; 20 Box. Laura B.; 42; 43; 208 Boyd. Pamella G.: 75 Bradley. Paul R.: 75 Bradley. William D. II; 75 Bramlett. Beckie L.; 64, 186. 188 Bramlett. Michael D.; 64; 28: 63 Brasfield. Normadine B.; 64; 44 Brasfield. Pamela R.; 75 Brazeal. Lawrence M.; 14; 64; 35: 188 Brazil. Nada J. Breeding. Tammy G. Brewer. Herbert L. Ill; 75 Brewer. Teressa J.; 64; 37 Bristow. Pat C; 42 Brooks, James P. Brooks. Kitty L.: 13,75 Brooks. Lowell D.;42 Brown, Helen D.; 10; 76; 38 Brown. Patricia A.; 76 Bryan. Samuel A.; 64 Bryan. Susan M.; 76; 38 Buchaman. Jan; 64; 38; 186; 187 Buchanan. Loretta; 76: 40 Bucy. Laura N.; 76 Bullock. David B.: 76: 172 Burcham. )ames R.; 64 Burchfield. Curtis D.: 64: 198; 199; 155 Burdine. Rudolph V.; 64 Burgett, Greg; 76 Burleson. Randy L. Burroughs. Liza Burrow, Mitzie L.; 64 Burson. Betty T; 76 Burton. Scott M. Buse, Tammy L.; 76 Buss, Karen J.; 76 Buss, Kathy M.,-64 Butler. Robbie D.; 76 Butler. Twila |ohn;76;38 Cagle. Judy G.: 76 Calvert. James M.: 64 Camp. Lucy C.; 76: 24: 25: 45 Campbell. Gay J.: 2: 76: 186: 187 Campbell, Myra F.; 76 Cannon. Mary A.: 64: 42: 43 Caples. Billy S: 76 Caples, Danny ' H. Capps. Dorsey C; 65: 30; 42: 43 Carlisle. Joseph L.; 76 Carmack. Connie B.; 65; 42 Carnathan. James C: 65 Carpenter. William D.; 65: 172 Carr, Larry R. Carson. Sammy P.; 76 Carter. Leslia P.; 65; 42 Carter, Nancy [. Carter, Nina J.; 76 Casey. Leisa G.: 76; 186 Cathcart, Patricia D.; 76; 45; 187 Cauthern. Teresa L.; 76 Cauthern. Timothy C. Caygle, Samuel C: 160 Cayson, Scott W.: 65; 172; 176 Chamblee, Robert J.; 76; 175 Chamblee, Vicki A.; 65; 154; 156; 157; 158 Chambliss. Lasoynna A.; 76 Chandler. Lori C: 76; 144; 145; 149 Chandler, Sharon J.; 65 Cherry, Richard C; 76; 35; 172 Chesnutt, Joanie S.; 65 Chisholm, Andrea L.; 65; 128; 186 Chism, Billy V.; 1; 65: 128. 172: 120 Chism, Roger H.; 76: 172 Christian. Marty K.: 76; 33 Christian, Medith M.: 65 Christian. Sharon E.: 76: 42: 43 Christian, Teresa A.: 76: 45 Christian. Thomas L.; 76: 45 Chunn, Steven E.; 65; 41: 138-39; 142 Clair, Theresia A.; 76 Clark, Sheila C: 76 Clay, AlvinE.;65 Clay, Bobby J.; 65; 172; 167 demons, Jeffery R.: 76: 173 Clowers, Donnie G.; 76 Coburn. Thomas J. Cockrell, Sammy L.; 172 Cockrell, Timothy G. Coggin. Lisa L.; 65 Coker, Patricia K.; 65: 28; 31; 125; 128: 19 Colburn, Anita D.; 76: 186 Colburn, William B.; 76 Coleman, Marty A.; 160; 161; 162; 164: 165 Coleman, Phyllis D.: 65; 45 Coleman, Willie; 65; 172: 160 Coleman, Willie J. Collins, Albert L. Jr.; 76 Collins, William E.; 76 Collums. Charles D.; 76 Conlee. Karen D. Conn, Donna K. Conwill. Linda S.; 65; 30: 42; 43: 187 Cook, Murray; 65 Cook, Tracy L. Cooley. Paula R.; 76 Cooper, Sandra C. Cooperwood. Allen R.: 76; 172; 35 Copeland, Robert E. Jr.; 76 Copeland, Shelia K.; 65; 40: 185; 187 Copelin, Randy L. Corley, Karen E.; 65 Cotton, Cindy A.; 76; 38; 125 Coward, Mark L.; 65; 167: 1 Cox, Dennis A.; 65 Cox, Joseph A.; 65; 173 Cox, Steve L. Crane. Jackie R. Creel. - uerry D.: 65; 186; 187 Criddle. Erica L. Crouch. Donna F.;65;38 213 Cruber. Carol L. Crump. Len E.: 65: 36: 172: 173: 209 Culver. Donna G.: 76 Culver. Kalhy A. Cummings. Mike L.: 76 Cummings. Richard L.; 65 Dahlem. Terry L.: 77 Dallas. Sandy B.: 65: 107 Daniel. Karen D.: 65 Daniels. David L. Daniels. Sammie L. Davis. Judith R.: 66 Davis. Kent; 178 Davis. Mike: 66: 41; 176 Davis. Timothy A. Davis. Tommy L.; 172 Deaton. Patricia L.: 77: 42: 43 Dendy. Dusty Denham. Stephanie C: 77 Dennington. Peggy Digby. Larry D.: 66 Dill. Donna K.; 66: 154: 158; 159 Dill. FayeM. Dill. James H. |r.;77 Dillard. Robert T.; 77 Dixon. Dawn H.: 45 Dixon. )ohn A.: 77: 172 Dobbs. Anna S.; 66: 27 Dobbs. Doris Dodson. Robert B.: 66 Donald. Walter C; 66: 172 Dorman. Debbie F. Dougherty. Patrick L.; 66: 13: 39; 188: 190; 198; 199 Do .ier. Michael E.; 77; 34 Duboise. Sandy K.; 66 Due. Susan A.; 66: 39 Duke. Metro D. Duncan. Ricky L.; 66: 36 Dunwoody. Gerald: 77: 34 Duvall. Steven R.; 77; 39 Dye. Gina D.; 16; 66; 34; 44 Dyson. Mark T.: 77 Earnest. Steve L.; 77: 31; 19 Earrey. Emily R. Earrey. Mike: 77 Easley, Cathy A.: 77; 154: 159 Eason. Joe B.: 66 Easter, Walter D. Jr.; 66; 32: 189; 190; 196 Easterling. Kim; 77 Easterling. Susan B.; 77 Elam. Bobby J.: 36 Elzie. Edward D.: 77; 172 Emerson. |ohn R.; 77; 28; 32; 188; 190 Enos. Sally A.; 77 Epperson, Cynthia H.; 77 Erman. Marc L. Espinoza. Wanda A. Estes. Gyl E.; 77; 30; 42; 43; 204 Esies. Ken K.; 77 Eubanks. Kathy E.: 66: 41; 198: 199 Evans. Angela L. Evans. Rodney R.: 77; 160 Evans. Sandra: 66: 29 Ewing. Bonita K.;77 Falls. Terril C; 77 Fair. Annie L;5;66; 127:200 Fair, Eddie W.; 128 Farr.Janel I.: 77 Faulkner. Kalhy ]. Faulkner, Michael H.: 77; 160; Kit Ferguson, Martha A. Flaherty, Susan S.; 66 Flake, Anita A.; 77 Flemons, Freddie I.; 77; 38 Flippo, Susan D.; 66 Floyd, Jesteen; 77 Floyd, Keith Ford, Richard D. Foreman, Regina M.; 66; 30; 128 Fortune, Terry D.; 39 Foster, Debbie J. Foushee, David B.; 77 Francis, Alan; 10; 13: 66; 189 Franke. Joseph W. Franks, Barbara A.; 77; 38 Franks, Charles W,; 77; 36 Franks, John M. Franks, Penny E. Franks, Sherry D.; 66; 187 Fraser, Randy W.; 77 Frederick, Jeff A.; 77 French, Gynell; 77 Frost, Melanie I.; 186; 188: 197 Fryback, Paul L. Gaddy. Grady M.; 35 Gafford, Michael D.; 7; 77; 172 Gafford, Susan A.; 77 Galloway, Valerie G; 77 Galloway, Velma K.; 77; 45 Gann, Cindy A.; 66; 42; 43 Gann, Dixie S.; 77 Gann, Gary S.; 77; 39 Gardner, Kenneth W.; 180; 190 Gardner, Mattie I.; 40: 186; 188 Gardner. Nancy L.; 77 Gardner, Teresa G.; 77 Garland, Darryl R.; 77 Garland, Joe R.; 78 Garrison, Donnie E.; 14; 66; 39 Garth, Clay Garth, Debbie S. Gates, Annie W.; 78; 40 Gelineau, Daniel R. Gentry, Angelia P.; 78 Ghayeshi, Alireza S.; 78 Gholston, Donnie C; 66 Gibson, Jackie R.; 78 Giddens, Harvey D.; 78; 160; 161; 162; 164 Gillentine, Cynthia G. Gillespie, Nancy A.; 78 Gillespie, William M.: 78 Glover, Jeff; 66 Glover, Keith; 78; 172 Glover, Sandy; 187; 172 Godfrey, Larry M.; 78 Goff, Nathan R. Goff, Stephanie D.; 66; 45 Golebiewski. Mike W. Goode, Charlotte A.; 66; 29; 46 Goodwin, Bobbie N.; 42 Googe, Ambra M.; 78 Gosa, Robert K.; 66 Gosa.Tami K.; 2; 78 Graham, Brenda R.; 78 Graham, Charles R.; 78; 37 Graham, Cheryl A.; 41 Graham, MelbaK; 78 Graham, Terry P. Grant, Mitzie L.; 66; 129; 120 Gray, Billie J.; 66 Gray, Bonnie Gray, Jeffrey C; 78 Gray, Tammy M.; 78 Gray, Vicki S.; 78; 31; 155 Green, Deena L; 76; 188 Green. Tony |.; 78; 35 Gregory. Scott A.; 78; 34; 166 Griffin, Brenda; 66; 42; 43 Griffin, Martha S.; 42; 43 Griffith, Pamela G.; 66; 33 Grimes, Danny R.; 76 Grimes. Linda L.; 2; 78: 29; 180: 200: 202: 206; 207; 144-45: 148 Grimes. Lynda B.; 78: 42 Grissom. Avery E.: 66; 36 Grubbs. Kathy L.: 66 Guest. Dell Guntharp. Thomas K.; 66; 46 Guthrie. Sharon G.: 2; 66: 123; 125: 127:129:181:207 Gwin, Neisa Hale. Kathy J.; 79; 39 Hale. Lisa J.: 79 Haley. Betty M. Hall. Gale; 66 Hall, Greg V.; 66; 35 Hall, Leah D.: 79; 197; 46 Hall, Susan D.; 79 Hallman. Nancy J.; 2: 79; 22; 23; 28; 186; 187; 190; 210 Hamblin, Paul E. Jr.; 79; 35 Hamilton. Kitrina L.; 79 Hamilton. Sonia D.: 79 Hammock. Alicia G.: 79 Hammock. Elizabeth A.: 66 Hampton. William D.; 66; 37; 172 Hannon, Kim A.: 2; 79; 186; 187; 210 Harden, Anita J. Harden, Melba M. Hardin, Darrell D. Hardin. Darylann G. Hardin, Grover C; 79 Hardin, KatyB.; 66 Hardin, Lisa M.; 66 Harlow, Pamela D.: 79; 29 Harp. C. Darrell Jr.: 66 Harper, Minnie L. Harrelson, Anita L.; 79 Harrington, Danna M.; 79 Harrington, David L.; 200 Harris. Earnestine Harris, Helen G.: 13; 66; 129. 190: 196; 197; 120: 208 Harris. Johnny Harris. Joseph W.; 79 Harris, Lisa E.; 79 Harrison, Andy; 66 Haskell, William K.: 10: 67; 32; 187 Hatcher. Lee W.; 67; 35: 190; 196 Hathcote, Sandra J.; 79: 30; 42; 43 Hatten. Palma K.; 79 Haughton. Rufus B.: 67; 172 Hause, June O.; 67 Hawkins, Rickey E.; 79; 187; 190 Hawkins, Vivian G.; 79; 30; 42: 43 Hawn. PhilipS.: 79; 34 Hazzard, Charles D. Head, Stephen R.; 67; 32: 188; 196; 197; 208 Heair. Sandra R.: 67; 33; 42 Heidel, Jennifer A. Helton. Johnny R.; 79: 172 Henderson. Kimberly C: 67 Hendrick, Melinda C: 79 Hendrix. Beverly A.; 67; 21; 154; 155; 156 Herndon. Janet A.; 79 High. Mary A. Hill. Alexander A.: 39 Hill, Darlene M.; 30: 42 Hill, Dean, Jr.; 67 Ibll. |ames J.; 80 Mill. Mickey D.;67; 172; 173 Hill, Shirley J. Hilliard. Randy: 67; 40; 200; Hit) 1 liner, |oyce A,: 80; 42 Hodges. Betsy: 67: 80: 22; 33 Hodges, Debra l„; 12:38 Hodges. PamC.;80:42:43 Hogan. Joe N.: 67 Holcomb. Becky A.: 67: 38 Holcomb. Karen A.: 67: 44 Holcomb. Kenny R.: 80 Holesome. Linda P. Hollaway. Shere L.; 80 Holley. Marvin C; 80 Holley. Robert D.:67:46 Holley. Steve D.: 80 Hollingsworth. Sonya: 67: 15: 28 Hollingsworth. Vicki L.; 80: 37: 123: 125 Hollis. Tina M.: 80 Holloway. Debbie S.; 2; 80: 122; 125: 186:210 Holloway. Gayla D.: 12: 2; 129; 186: 188 Holsonback. Betty J.; 80: 38 Holt, Christopher G: 4: 169: 171: 172: 176; 67 Holt, Trent F.: 14: 80; 188; 190 Hood. Barry C; 80 Hooker. Cindi P.; 80 Hoots. Jane D.; 8: 67: 27: 32: 41: 197 Horn, Leta M. Home. Jackie L.: 2; 67: 129: 174: 180: 200; 207; 136; 137 Horton. Beverly A. Horton. Patricia A.: 80; 40 Horton. Reggie Horton. Terry C: 13: 80 Horton. Timothy W.: 80 Houpt. Alisa F.: 80 Houston, Lisa C: 80: 154 Howard. Dasie Howell. MarkS.: 80 Howell, Paula J.; 2; 67; 178; 207 Howell. William L.: 80: 35 Huddleston. Marcelle G.: 67: 187 Huddleston. Martha: 67 Hudson. Ricky G.: 80 Huey, John M.: 80: 31; 188: 190; 208 Huffman. James D. Jr.: 80: 28: 37: 202 Huffman. Michael W.; 80 Hughes. Judy A.; 67: 42 Humphreys. Ralph K. Hunter. Laquita G.: 80 Hunter. Mitchell D.: 80 Hutcheson. Gerald R.; 1: 80: 200; 160 Hutchison. Charles; 67 Ingersoll. Cheryl A.; 80 Ingram. Mike W.: 80; 89 Inman. Cindi D.; 67: 30; 42: 43 lrby. James S.: 67; 32; 188: 190: 196 Isbell, Lisa K. lsbell. Vera |.:80 Ivey, Rita |. Ivy, Maria: 2: 20; 21; 67: 125: 126: 180: 181: 200; 204: 207: 134: 135: 138-39; 141 |ackson. Karen B. James, Patricia M. [apelaghi, Mohammad R. [enkins, Janice L.: 80 Jetton, Kathy G.; 80 Johnson. Cynthia D.;80 Johnson, Eddie: 80; 35 |ohnson, Glenda 1.; 67 |ohnson, lames E.; 80 Johnson, lames M.; HO; 189 Johnson, Janice: 67:40 lohnson, |effrey:67: 160 lohnson, Katherine |. lohnson. Randy |.:80: 28 lohnson. Rebecca B. lohnson. Sandra K.:67 lohnson. Teresa A.; 42 lohnson. Tom 214 Jonas. Michael D.: 80: 36 Jones. Claude A. Jones. Gerald G. Jones. Julie Jones. Patricia G.: 80 Jones. Randy L.: 67: 130 Jones. Timothy S.: 67: 21: 20: 35 Judon. Linda F.: 40: 186 Justice. Glenda: 67 Keen. Geneva K.: 80: 37 Kellum. Patricia S. Kelly. Angelia [.: 67: 22: 23: 28: 130: 120 Kennedy. Jimmy D.: 80 Kennedy. Patricia L.: 67 Kent. James D.: 80 Kent. Linda C. Keys. Johnny M.: 80: 34 Keys. Thresa L.: 80: 187 Kidd. Charles R.: 67: 28: 188: 190: 198: 199 Kidd. Lisa C: 80: 18 King. Jr.. Henry H. Kingsley. Carol: 67: 39 Kirby. Randy Kirksey. John M. Jr.: 80: 187 Kite. Marty: 172 Kline. Natalie Knight. David H.: 35 Lacey. Sherry L.: 80: 189: 190 Lambert. Amy V.: 81 Lampley. Danny R.: 81 Lancaster. Patsy J.: 81: 31: 37 Land. Lynn P.: 67: 45 Laney. William C: 188 Langley. David M.: 67: 34 Langley. Jacky S. Lann. Cindy E.: 67 Lann. Jeffery L.: 67: 130 Lawson. Michelle S.: 210 Ledbetter. Kim L. 30: 42: 43 Lee. Milton: 67; 24: 25 Lee. Phillip D.: 67: 166 Lee. Robin B.: 188. 190 Lesley. Carol D.: 2: 8: 81: 32: 186-87: 197: 202 Lesley. Laura S.: 8: 81; 32: 197: 144-45: 146 Letson. Debra: 41 Lindsey. Ronald K. Little. Rodney P.: 81: 42; 43 Littlejohn. Shelia A.: 68: 22; 23: 28 Lively. Mike R.: 81: 172 Lcftis. Don: 81: 172: 202 Logan. Glenn: 35: 176 Lollar. Cay: 81 Lollar. Paula C: 81 Lollar. Sandy L.: 81 Long. Cindy D.: 68: 42; 43 Long. Joey K.: 68: 34 Long. Jonathan E.; 81; 33: 41 Long. Mary J.: 2: 81: 123; 125: 127; 181: 200: 207: 147 Long. Michael T.: 16: 31: 44; 197 Long. Thomas: 68 Love. Bill: 68: 166: 138-39: 143 Lowrimore. James T.: 81 Lowry. Billy T. Lowther. Martha M. Lublanezki. Joseph; 81 Lucius. Anna L.; 81, 33 Luther. Don L.; 68: 81 Luther. Linda G. Lyles, Danny H. Lyons. Brenda Mabry. Threasea D.; 68: 30; 42; 43 Mabus. Deborah L.; 81 Magers, Regina R.; 81 Malone. Mark B.; 68 Mann. Horace A. Mansell. KathyG.;81 Marion. Gregory A. Marshall. Cathy R.; 2; 16: 22; 81: 23: 40; 44:181:207 Marshall. Daniel S. Marshall. Verneice O.; 81; 40: 186; 197 Martin. Charlie W.; 68; 130: 196; 197; 200: 206: 208 Martin. Keith: 81: 160 Martin. Steve D.; 81 Martin. Teresa L.: 68; 21; 20; 174; 157: 154: 156: 138-39: 143 Matthews. Betty N. Matthews. David L.;81 Matthews. Melanie A.; 68; 35 Mauldin. Bobby W.; 81 McBunch. Michael L.; 81; 28; 189 McCain. Randy R.; 81: 188 McCarver. Lesa A. McCormick, Paula B. McCoy. Pamela K.; 81; 185; 187 McCoy. Willie A. McCravv. Michael E. McCrory. Jenny A.: 81; 158; 154 McDougle. Linda G.; 81 McDowell. Gary E.; 34 McFarlend, Anderson McFerrin. Randy K.; 81 McGlothin, Charles C; 81 McGreger. Tammy L. McGuire. Michael H.; 172 Mcintosh. Leroy: 68; 172 Mcintosh. Maurice A.; 81 McKay. Brenda L.: 81; 42; 43 McKay. Dennis D.; 81 McClemore, Thomas H.; 81; 33 McMillen.MarkS.;81;35 McMillen. Michelle L. McMillen. Pamela J.; 68 McNeece. Jeff C; 81; 21; 172; 208; 144- 45; 146 McNeece. Mark A.; 68; 81 McNeese. Ricky R.;68;31 Mears. William A.; 81; 172; 35 Megginson. Gray C; 81 Melson. Lisa R.; 4; 68; 185; 187 Mercer, Roger D.; 81; 189 Merhundrew, Bonnie L.; 81 Merritt, Lisa L.; 68; 196; 120; 208 Messer. Beverly L.; 81 Metcalf. Valerie D. Mickens. Mae D.; 81 Miles, Pattie G.; 82 Miller, Frances A.; 41 Miller, Greta D.; 17; 82; 24; 40; 44; 150 Miller, Hubert; 68 Miller, Robin K.; 68; 37 Miller, Thomas L. Miller, Wanda R.; 68 Minich, Terry N. Minor. Thomas A. Jr.; 68 Mitchell, Danny; 10; 14; 68; 188; 190 Mitchell, Jack T.; 68; 189 Mixon, Henry W.; 68 Monaghan.Phil B.; 68 Montgomery, Barbara J.; 82 Montgomery. Jim H.; 82 Montgomery, Kelley B.; 82 Moody, Gerald W.; 82; 144-45: 147 Moody. Roger C. Moore, Cynthia T.; 82; 42; 43 Moore, Donald R.; 82 Moore, Eddie E.; 10: 68; 31: 166 Moore, Garry E.; 68 Moore, Jerry D.; 35 Moore, Joseph K.: 82: 160 Moore, Mike D.: 82 Moore, Patricia J.: 68: 21 Moore. Rodney M.: 34 Moore. Ulander: 82; 40 Moore. William G.; 68; 31 Moorman. Gary L.: 82 Morgan. John B. Morrison. Nancy G.; 82 Morrow. John C: 82 Mosley. Brenda F.: 40 Mote, Jeff G.: 68 Mounce, Johnny D.; 82; 37 Mulligan, William P.: 82 Munlin, Bart A.: 82 Murphree. Susan M.; 82 Murphy, Lora J.: 82; 188; 197 Murphy, Robert J.: 82: 32; 188; 190 Murrell. Rickey O.: 68 Murry. Sybil A.; 82; 37: 185: 187 Myatt, Clara E.; 68 Myers. Debbie J.: 82 Manney, David Naron, Douglas E.: 82 Neeley, Billy D.; 82; 33; 41 Nelson, Katherine A.; 68; 21; 154; 156 Nelson, Shelia D.; 83; 42 Nelson, Susan R. Newberry. Rhonda G.; 69 Newell, Kenneth D.; 83 Newell. Kermett W.; 83: 38 Newell, Vicki Newsom, Teresa Nichols. Cliff; 83; 28; 178 Nichols, Gaylon M.; 83; 30 Nichols, Perry A.; 83; 41; 150; 166; 167 Norton, Greg E.; 69; 36 Orsborn. Jeannie B.; 83; 45 Orsborn,TinaM.;7;83 Otis, William C; 83 Owen, James B.: 83 Owen. Roxanne D.; 83 Owen. Susan D. Owings, Ronnie H. Ozbirn, Harvey L. Pack, Rebecca D.; 69; 27 Pannell. Dennis S.; 83 Pannell, Martha S.; 83 Pannell, Rhonda C; 1; 8; 24: 25: 38: 33; 197 Pannell, Shelby Parham. Janice F.: 83 Park. Louis H. Parker, Kenneth L.; 83; 31 Parker, Ricky R.; 83; 33 Parks, Patricia B.; 69: 42; 43 Parmer, Andrew T.; 83; 188 Parmer, Timothy D.; 83 Parson. Janice A.; 69; 45; 186 Pate, Donald G; 69; 34; 131 Pate, Michael H.; 83 Patterson, Kathy O.; 69: 22; 23; 38 Patterson, Lynn L.; 69; 188 Payne, Daisy L.; 69; 26; 30; 33; 42; 43 Payne. Sandy J. Pearce, Jeffrey L. Pearce, Jeffrey R.; 83 Pearce. Patti L.; 69; 44 Pearson, Barbara E.; 83 Pearson. Timothy W.: 83 Pegues, Robert C.;69;35 Penro, Jeremiah B. Peoples, Dennis R.; 84 Peters, Michael R.: 172 Pettigrew, Anthony M.: 28: 45: 125: 204 Pettigrew, Leshia A.; 84 Pettit. Delsa K.: 84 Pettit. Marty J.: 84:21: 31: 1H Phelan. Ervm D.: 69 Phifer. Ginger R.: 8: 84; 197 Phipps, Thomas C: 84: 30; 42: 43 Pierce. Teresa J.: 84: 42; 43: 154 Pierce. Tijuana L.: 69: 32: 41: 197 Pittman. Bonita O: 84: 36 Pittman, Jim; 7; 84; 172 Pitts. Martha J.: 84 Plunk. Jeffrey L.: 84 Polizzi, Kenneth G.: 69: 174 Polk. Mike: 84 Pollock, Mary A.: 69 Poole. Ginger R.: 84 Pope, Dolores K.: 84 Poppelreiter, George E.: 69 Porter, Fred; 69; 178: 167 Porter, James R.; 84 Poston, David R. Poteet, Timothy E.: 69: 34 Potts. Cynthia E.; 60: 37: 197 Pound. Lanita S.: 69: 27; 41: 131 Pounds. John Ott Pounds, Regina I.: 84; 40 Powell, Hollis M. Prestage. Ken C: 84 Pruitt, Stuart W.: 7; 84: 36: 173 Puckett, David Pugh, Danny J. Pugh,TinaG.;84;154 Pulliam, Mildred F.; 203: 157: 154 Quarles, Debra Quarles, Sandra: 69; 84: 26: 27: 29; 44 Ramsey, Larry L.; 84; 24: 44 Randle. Richard M.: 84 Ransom. Chris W.: 84: 31 Ray. Alice G.: 69 Ray. Cathy L.; 84 Ray. Johnny M.; 84 Ray. Ricky C; 84; 42; 43 Ray. Sharon R. Rea. Ingrid;69;27 Reed. Carlene H.: 69: 38 Reed, Tamara M.; 2: 69: 186: 187 Reeder, Alice P.; 69; 30; 42: 43 Reedy, Vicki L.: 29 Reese. Barbara E.; 69: 37 Reese, Newman Reese, Sherri K.: 84 Reese, Winona Reeves. Martha A.; 69; 14: 188 Reynolds, Judy P. Rial, Teresa M.: 84; 30 Richardson, Peggy J.; 69: 186; 187 Ridings, Eddie M.: 69: 35 Riggins, Anthony A. Riley. Roger E.: 84 Robbins, Donna L.: 15: 84 Roberts, Angela M.: 84 Roberts, James G.; 7 0 Roberts, James T. Roberts, Nancy W. Roberts. Paula M.;84 Roberts. Robin M.: 70; 131; 154: 156; 158: 138-39; 142 Robertson. Myra J.; 84 Robins. Lois T.: 84: 40; 45 Robison. R. Andrew: 70 Rockett. Christi Rogers. Charles D.; 84: 31: 40 Rogers. Paul M.: 35 Rowlett. Ismes M. Russell. Cynthia Russeii. James W. Jr.: 84 Russell. Johnny C; 84: 70; 24: 34: 63 215 Russell. Lisa J.: 84: 44 Rutledge. |. Kirk: 70: 35 Ryan. Gerri L.:84;41 Rye. Charles F.: 70 Rye. Kathy A.: 84: 28: 185: 187 Sailers. Melvin; 70 Sanders. Michael W.; 70 Sanderson. Curtis F.: 84 Sanderson. J. Williams: 84 Sanderson. Lisaf; 70 Sanderson. Robert L.; 35 Sansing. Mark C.i 84 Sappington. D. Gregg: 70: 22: 23; 26; 28:202-3:182 Saxon. Teresa J.; 70; 84 Schmidt. Sara L.; 84; 209 Scott. Ray; 70 Scott. Thelma Seal. Carrol A.; 84; 24: 25; 40 Self. Lisa R.; 84 Senter. Eric A.; 34 Senter. Phillip J.: 70: 34 Senter, Randy R.; 70 Senter. S. Renee Sereshgi. Asghar G. Sevvell. Jeffery A.; 13: 70: 189-90 Sexton. Melanie R.: 70; 42: 43 Shack. Brenda L.; 84; 40 Shaw. James E.; 85 Shaw. Willie M.: 85 Sheffield. John H.;85 Shumpert. Barry L.; 85 Shumpert. Daisy M.; 70 Shumpert. Jeanette; 85 Shumpert, Susan D.: 40 Shumpert, Teresa R.; 70: 32: 190; 196- 197 Sides. Tim F: 70 Simmons. Dorothy H.; 70 Simmons, Kenny J.: 70; 32; 188; 190; 196 Sims. Doris O; 70; 186: 187 Sims. Edward: 70 Sims. Jesse D. Sims. Mary L.; 85; 37 Sisco. Valerie F.; 2; 4; 70; 131; 178 Smith. Barbara G.; 70 Smith. Barbara J.; 11; 70; 21; 44; 131; 189; 196; 18; 208; 138; 139; 140 Smith. Carol G.: 70; 85 Smith. Cynthia A.; 85 Smith. Earlene;85:42;43 Smith. Edith J.; 85; 42; 43 Smith, Evelyn F.: 85; 42; 43 Smith. Jerry N.: 85 Smith. Karen E; 70: 42 Smith. Miles L. Smith. Sammy M.; 70: 188; 190 Smith. Suzanne; 70 Smith. Tamara J. Smith. Tim L.; 22; 132; 120 Sneed. Marsha Y.; 85; 33 Sneed, W.Barry; 85 Snipes. Kathryn D.; 85; 38 Spear, Robert E.; 85 Spencer, Amy C; 70 Spencer, Donald T.; 85 Spradling, Carol; 44 Spradling, Kathleen; 70; 42; 43 Spradling, Patty A.; 70 Spradling, Wendy R.; 85 Spurgon, Melvin; 40 Stallings, Deborah K.;42;43 Stamer, Paula; 22; 44 Stanford, Julie A.; 85 Stanley. Carol J. Stanley, Jay M.; 70; 45; 187; 190 Starling, Clyde; 70; 42; 43 Staten, Karen S.; 85 Stegall, Floyd C. Jr.; 70; 32; 188 Stegall. Lafarn;85 Stegall. Roger L. Stein, Tonya L.; 85; 197 Stephens, Janet M.; 85 Stephenson, Randy; 85; 172 Stevens, Debra K.; 85 Stevens, Donna L.; 16; 17; 44; 70 Stewart, Herbert H.; 85; 172 Strange. Randall G. Straughter, Bobby L.; 70; 21; 132; 170; 172; 173; 176 Strawbridge, Christy A.; 85 Strobl, Daniel F.; 39 Strobl,GlenJ.;39 Stubblefield, Charles; 85; 33 Sturdivant, Suzanne; 85 Suggs, Tommy E.; 160 Suits, Kenzie; 70; 26; 29; 31; 187; 200 Sullivan, Linda S.; 85 Sullivan, Randy; 70 Sullivan, Ronnie D.; 4; 70; 29; 176; 182 Sullivan, Sherry M.; 70; 186; 187 Summer, Charles A. Summerford, Laura T.; 70; 22; 24; 29; 45; 200 Summerford, Tony L.; 85 Summers, Marie T.; 70; 42; 43 Surratt, Kelly B.; 85 Swan, Sandra L.; 85 Swann, Hal E.; 85; 172; 36 Swartz, Barry A.; 33; 44 Sykes, Rita K.; 45 Symes, Mary J.; 85 Tapp, Arty R.; 85; 172 Tapscott, Marilyn Taylor, Jimmy; 7; 85; 172; 144-45; 148 Taylor, Lynda L.; 17; 70; 24; 41; 150 Terrell, Eunice L.; 1; 5; 70; 16; 30; 44; 132; 209; 210 Thomas, Deborah V.; 70; 42 Thomas. Shelton; 160: 164; 162 Thomason. Beverly J. Thompson, Brenda J.; 70 Thompson, Jerry L. Thompson, Karen D.; 85; 33 Thompson. Lasandra A.; 85 Thompson, Phyllis B. Thorn, Kathy R.; 71 Thorn, Trava N.; 2; 71; 132; 186: 187 Thornton, Renita E.; 71 Thornton, Robert L. Thrift, Teresa A.; 85 Tippett, Cindy A. Todd, Jerry M.; 71; 172; 166 Todd, Mark F.; 4; 71; 132; 176; 196; 208; 160; 161; 166; 134; 135; 136; 137; 138- 39; 141 Todd, Robert F. Tolbert, Jerry C. Tomlin, Charles E.; 71; 35 Tomlinson, Joy L. Tomlinson, Kent H. Treloar. Julian B.; 71: 172; 173; 205 Trice, Peggy C. Trimble, Dirrah P.; 172; 40 Trotter, Michael S. Tubb, Jennifer |.; 71; 132 Tubb, Robert O.; 85; 35 Tucker, John P.; 71; 21; 20; 41 Tunnell, Margaret I.; 71; 29 Turner, Dwaytte; 35 Turner, James C; 85 Turner, Thomas R. Tutor. Bettye J.; 85; 30; 42 Tutor, Jackie L.; 42 Tutor. Nancy C; 86; 187; 190 Tutor. Nathan: 86; 33 Tutor. Regina K; 86: 44 Tutor, Sylvia D.; 86: 42; 43 Tutor. Sylvia L.; 86 Unfress. Rhonda L.; 71; 133 Upshaw. Vivian W.; 71: 42: 43 Vanasselberg, Janice L.; 86 Verell, Michael E.; 86; 188: 197 Vickers. Larry Vincent, Joe D.: 71; 42; 43 Vinson, Debbie L. Vinson. Douglas L. Jr.; 86 Wages, Jackie L.; 86 Wages, Wanda L.; 86 Walker, DeniseM.; 86; 45 Walker, Donna A.; 86; 33; 38; 167 Walker, Richard H.: 86 Walker, Ricky E.; 86; 172 Wall, Wm. Gregory; 86 Wallace, David A.; 86 Wallace. Janice D.; 86: 154; 156; 158; 159 Wallis. Bryan Wals, Phillip; 167 Walters, Dorthia S.;42;43 Walters. Kolquit M. Walton, Bridget A.; 17: 71; 27: 28; 133 Wamble, Dennis M.; 16; 71; 176 Wardlaw, Van M.; 166: 133: 71; 21; 20; 41 Wardlaw, Regina D.; 42; 43 Ware. Frances A.; 71 Warren, Jerlyn P.; 71 Warren, Kathy E.; 71 Warren, William C; 35 Washington, Brenda; 71: 40; 45: 186; 187; 197 Washington, Donald E. Washington. Glenda; 40 Watkins, Charles N.; 14; 71; 188; 190 Watson, Jeanette H. Watson. Michael A.; 86; 35 Watson. Russell B.; 86 Watson. Tamela D.; 86 Watson. Tony E.; 86; 41 Watterson. Ronald E.; 86; 31; 185; 188; 203; 144-45; 149 Watterson, Sheila K. Watts, Debra J.; 86 Watts, James L.: 86 Watts, Julie; 86 Watts, Ronald L.; 86; 172; 209 Weatherford, Christina; 86 Weatherly. Vivian L.: 2; 86; 185; 188 Weaver, Charles H.; 86; 34 Webb, Connie E.; 86 Webb, Sherry A. Welch, Bruce W. Welch, Ceres D.; 86 Welch, Susan Wells, Thomas; 86 Wesson. Mary C; 42 Wesson, Steve: 87; 187 West, Deborah |.;87 West, Felecia J.; 87: 42; 43; 188 West, William T.; 87 Westbrooks, Joe L.; 71; 172; 173 Wheeler. Danita J.: 71; 24; 25; 41 Wheeler. Jerry D.; 139 Wheeler. Lynda D.; 87; 187 Wheeler. Sandy L.; 87; 37; 187 White. Connie A.: 87; 38: 40 White. James A.: 87 White. Nathan C; 71; 172 Whitehead. Eva C. Whitt, Hollie L.; 87: 121: 154; 155: 157; 158; 159 Whitten. Becky J.; 71 Whitten. Martha S.: 87 Wiggers. John C; 10: 71: 176: 166 Wigginton. Robin D.: 71: 24: 25: 45; 186; 187 Wiginton. Nancy R.: 71: 38; 128: 154: 157 Wilbanks. James S. Wilburn. James N. Jr. Wilburn.Paul W. Wilder. Johnny: 178 Wilemon. Sandy C: 71: 185: 187 Wilemon. Thomas K.: 87: 166: 167 Wilferd. Leslie D.; 30 Williams. Allan R.: 71; 33: 62 Williams. Diane Williams. Donnie W.: 87; 34 Williams. Harold D. Williams. Leah C: 123: 125: 133 Williams. Mark V.; 87: 172 Williams. Michael A.: 87: 24: 28: 63 Williams. MitchelR.: 87: 35 Williams. Phillip R.; 87 Williams. Randle C. Williams. Willistein Willis. Gregg A.: 87 Willis. Saundra R.: 87 Wilson. Bryan S.: 87 Wilson. Jacqueline Wilson. Jennifer L.: 1; 71; 21; 20: 28: 3 ' 133; 18 Wilson. Kathy L.: 87: 33 Wilson. Melinda M.; 87 Wilson. Micheal P.: 87 Wilson. Sheila A.: 87: 40 Wing, Delia M. Witt, Johnny D.; 71 Wiygul, John G. Wiygul. Kyle W.; 71; 35 Wiygul. Timothy T: 87 Wofford. Linda D.; 176: 209 Wood. Larry Wood. Rosemary L.: 16: 71: 44 Wood. Steve A.: 71: 44 Woods. Carla A.; 87; 31: 38: 40 Woods. Marvin: 87; 40 Woodson. Martha F.: 71: 40: 186: 197; 31; 187 Wooldridge. Debra K.: 71: 42: 43 Wooldridge. Johnny O.: 87 Word. DavidS.; 38 Wren. Barry S.: 87: 35 Wright, Lisa K. Wright. Mary S.: 71; 197 Yant. Billy W.|r.: 87 Yarbrough. Richard C. Yielding. Edward E. Yielding. Timothy L.; 87; 35 Young. Del M.; 71 Young. Keith M.: 71: 32: 133; 188; 19C 196 Young. Maxine Young. Nona C; 87 Young. Sharon K.; 87 Young. Terry L.; 87 Zinn.Twyla F.; 37 Zinn, Walter H.; 71; 172 216