Itawamba Community College - Mirror Yearbook (Fulton, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1986 volume:

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Which represents our understanding for confronting all problems with the eternal hope of a solution. li ■■■ wmm kit; ; it : ' CSKJMrE«mi. - lSK 4 ' i% - S :,.. ' , ' — :--:-■■ -y mni -i ■J ti tm I Pf S BT HIW p|gg2rg2tE!. H|M ■J| . , ■! ■ f- ■ - i v ' MM m rn W f„ r, ,. K msBs i Sj v r. : sm ii- •• L ? €=: i. 3 4 « : S V, .■31s ' This Is Where They Start We are led in today ' s world by tomorrow ' s world leaders; Striving toward the sincere hope of peace and prosperity. We are a college filled with realistic dreamers. Looking for that seemingly unattainable goal. We all work togeth er on each task that presents itself. Prompting us to live by the code: I became us . . . and us became we . . . and finally we became one ... and we are ITAWAMBA. Duane Cross Opening 5 A Flash of Free Time 6 Opening Open dorms provided students with the opportunity to unwind from their stressful study habits. Water-skiing has become a popular outdoor event as this co-ed shows off while slaloming. Stacy Rakestraw takes time out to phone home. Trevanda Vasser looks over the Homecoming ballot before casting her vote as Rusty Knight awaits his turn. Linwood Landroth concentrates on his studies before the big test. Free time among students is valued as nearly priceless. Class time may range from eight in the morning until after three in the afternoon, so the evenings are treasured for catching up on the day ' s happenings across campus. Among the activities students enjoy include in- tramural sports, pool shooting at the Student Center or one of the area pool halls, relaxing in front of the tube, athletics, catching up on the next day ' s lesson, or spending time with that special one. Opening 7 Practice Makes Perfect The desire to excel is vital in the preparation for perfection. Although total perfection is not possible, practice is essential for striving toward that ultimate goal. At IJC, perfection is a goal of each student whether academically or in athletics and extends much further than that actually. Competition between students brings out the best in individuals therefore urging them toward the top. Practice may not make perfect, but if we practice long enough or hard enough, fame, power, life, and fortune have all named themselves a star, and will enable you to, too. Melissa Freeman puts much concentration into the preparation of a painting in art class. As a member of the All American Band, Wendy Andrews focuses on her music while trying to get her fingers synchronized. A member of Kaleidoscope, Douglas Williams caresses the ivories at the piano. Just a gigolo . . . Mary Ellen Bishop prepares as a member of the flag corps. 8 Opening Some students go head-over-heals for cheerleading. In this case, Candy Harris works on a flip during cheerleading practice. Students on the Tupelo campus debate on the placement of a bolt while working on an enpjne. Kaleidoscope practices before putting on one of their many con- certs throughout the year. Sophomore David Poss says, Hey, look at me, as he poses for the camera before football practice. Freshman pitcher Scott Collier released a pitch during a fall baseball contest. IJC is definitely a college on the way up as students learn by us- ing computers in the library and Technical Education Building. Opening 9 Mary Davis combines the latest in jeans with a sweater for a casual look for class. Carla Williams soaks up the sunshine in a splash of bright yellow and black. Itawamba sweatshirts provide comfort for Yolanda Cun- ningham, Janice Brown, Lisa Cunningham, and Rebecca Parker which leaves no doubt that Indians are the best. Frank Pruitt and Elsie Moore are Looking good while resting in front of Lee Hall. A Hawaiian, big print shirt is Darryl Winstead ' s ticket to the Monster Mash. The oversized bag is just right for the many necessities for a busy student. 10 Opening Flashy Fashions Sparkling in more than one way . . . Fashions of ' 85- ' 86 provided just the right spark for classes, that special date, the big game, cruisin or fun on the Tenn-Tom. From the everyday look of denim to dressy, Itawamba Junior College students shone. With dress as different as each individual, accessories added to the total look . . . Straw purses — the bigger the better — held needed items. Stone- washed jeans in stripes, checks, or blue and black alternating patterns on front and back were trendsetters. Great-looking sweaters in every color of the rainbow and oversized shirts made their mark with big, bold designs. Wide gold chains sparkled in the sun. No matter what the fashion . . . IJC . . . you looked mahh-velous. The Modeling Squad stars in fashion shows throughout the year. Debbi Coggins ' gold chains shine in the sunlight. Denim provides the basic wardrobe for IJC students, Cindy Towery and Justin West. Fashion conscious, Missy White and Ken Todd spend free time bet- ween classes. Relaxation is great after long hours in class if you ' re dressed for the occasion. Opening 11 Jamie Gunnells, Frankie Yielding, and Cheryl Cockrell delve into the realm of science. Glenda West, instructor, guides Steve Hensley, and Missy Loftin through a biology lab. Billy May discusses the finer points of radiologic technology with Pat Daneils. Robotics technology utilizes sophisticated equipment to give students on the Tupelo Campus the most up-to-date instructions. Brenda Edmonson gives Randal Waycaster a few pointers in the new computer lab housed in the Learning Resource Center. 12 Opening A Brighter Future Dreams and goals become a part of a bright future. Whether plans include a career or fur- ther education, tomorrow ' s dreams begin to- day . . . Climb high, climb far, your goal the sky, your aim the star. Ideals are like the stars. We never reach them, but like the mariners on the sea, we chart our course by them. The ' 80 ' s are packed with excitement ... a glowing new age of technology ... of lasers, robots and computers ... an electronic era where super machines re- quire their programmers to be highly skilled individuals. More sophisticated business and industry seek out the most quality personnel in a highly competitive market. It ' s an age where the real world is more than just a dream. It ' s making sure all the pieces of the puzzle fit to make a total picture — in- dividuals shining with pride in where they were and how far they ' ve come . . . No star is ever lost we once have seen. We always may be what we might have been. Perhaps poet Joe Darion says it best . . . To dream the impossible dream. To reach the unreachable star . . . Opening 13 The IJC dancers add the heat at the bonfire prior to Homecoming. The Indian baseball team drums up support for Homecoming. Dormitory students showed their spirit in the sign competition during Homecoming week. 14 Opening sparkling Spirit Indian Spirit was in full force this year as students had the opportunity to back an excellent sports program. The Tribe football team knocked off nationally ranked Gulf Coast and Northwest en route to a national ranking of our own. Students also cheered basketball, baseball, Softball and tennis squads in what proved to be an excellent year on campus for the avid spectator. IJC students reflected spirit through pep rallies, dorm yells, and game chants which led our teams to victory. Indian spirit spreads through the crowd as IJC beats another foe. Sophomore Marvin Marsh turns upfield en route to a big gain against Northwest. Mascot Sherry Collier cheers the Indians on to another victory. Freshman Suzie Shackleford brightens the evening at the Homecoming bonfire. Opening 15 Andrea Hussey reflects upon the completion of a homework assignment. Being comfortable makes studying a little easier for Scotty Hopkins. The Learning Resource Center is one of the central spots where minds spring into motion. Tupelo Campus students discuss the programming of a robot. 16 Opening Students in various technologies including diesel, distribution and marketing, health sciences, and automotive prepare for careers in the sophisticated ' 80 ' s ... a time of complex equipment that takes superior skill and knowledge to program ... an exciting period in which many challenges shape the minds of all those who enter the job market in any capacity. Opening 17 Star Light, Star Bright Students who shine . . . the outstanding individuals who take the spotlight in a starring role beginning to transform their dreams into reality. Mr. IJC Kenyan Caples Kenyan Caples, 19, is the son of Mr. Billy Caples and Ms. Jane Caples of Tupelo. He is a 1984 graduate of Vardaman High School. His hobbies include hunting, fishing and all sports. Kenyan is a Business major who served as President of the Student Government Association this past year and was a representative the year before. He was selected to Who ' s Who Among American Junior College Students his sophomore year and was chosen as a Freshman Favorite. After graduating form IJC, Kenyan plans to continue his education at Mississippi State University and eventually become a pharmaceutical salesman. 20 Mr. IJC Miss IJC Karen Gardner A 1984 graduate of Aberdeen High School, Karen Gardner is the 20-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Gardner of Aberdeen. She is a Business Education ma- jor at IJC. Karen is a member of the Indian Delegation, vice- president of the Political Science Club, 1986 Sophomore Class Favorite, and was selected to Who ' s Who Among American Junior College Students. She plans to continue her education at Mississippi State University. Karen enjoys cooking, photography, and cross stitching. Mr. and Miss IJC 21 | 22 Mr. and Miss IJC Bowen Wins Miss IJC 1985 Gayle Bowen of Randolph won the title of Miss Itawamba Junior College for 1985. Alternates were Melissa Matthews of Pontotoc, first, and Cheryl Harper of Houston, second. Other contestants were Gidget Bates, Fulton; Sherrie Cooley, Tupelo; and Reanett Mize, Greenwood Springs. Miss Mississippi 1984 Kathy Manning entertained at the pageant. Miss Bowen competed in the 1985 Miss Mississippi pageant in Biloxi last summer. Gayle Bowen participates in talent competition. Kathy Manning, 1984 Miss Mississippi, (left) and Tina Reynolds, 1984 Miss IJC (right) congratulate Gayle. Gayle waves to the crowd following her crowning as Miss IJC 1985. Miss IJC ' 85 23 Homecoming Court Shines in Spotlight Homecoming Queen Angic Taylo? LeeRogexs 24 Homecoming 1985-86 Representatives include Tammy Roberts, Sophomore Representative with escort Chip Long (left); Dawn Winter, Freshman Representative with escort Chip Henley; Donna Lathon, Black Representative with escort Darrel Riggins (center); Margie Repult, Tupelo Campus Sophomore Representative with escort David Stamper; Sheila Wright, Tupelo Campus Freshman Representative with escort Jim Holland (bottom). ' ' .. JHira .MKM tl ' • mm ifi ' ' m ' ■t£M IKi P ;- i- ' jMr W ' j| w 1 y -■- ; .,!f  t ' ¥ . 1 mm 1 ! Homecoming 25 Special Week: Sparkling With Activity Clockwise: Angie Taylor is escorted by Lee Rogers during homecoming festivities. Signs add a special touch to homecoming. Dr. Benjamin, President of IJC, and Nan- cy Gray, President of Alumni Association 1984-85, present Sidney Boren with the Alumnus of the Year Award. Clubs get into homecoming activities by entering their signs in competition. John Keaton takes a break during the game to catch his breath and get ready to resume play. 26 Homecoming NAt AlVT U  r GONNA BEAT EM LIKE A DRUM «???s .- - -.. ™ -c— - .-.« r ' lF ' x«w „ ■ x- Clockwise: The 1985-86 Homecom- ing court is presented during Fans look on as the Indians beat East Mississippi dur- ing the game. Tammy Roberts and Beth Turner radiate spirit during the bonfire. Marvin Marsh is brought down after picking up yardage. Cheerleaders and football players prepare for the breaking of the homecoming sign before kick-off. Homecoming 27 Taylor Selected Most Beautiful From 38 Contestants Pam Grissom Angie Riddle Fourth Alternate Second Alternate Angie Taylor Most Beautiful Darlene Akers First Alternate Cheryl Harper Third Alternate 28 Beauty Review Beauty Review 29 Angie Taylor Most Beautiful Angie Taylor, 20, is the daughter of Jim and Marty Taylor of Fulton. Her interests include modeling, drama, singing and golf. Angie plans to attend Mississippi State University and work toward a career in business and marketing. Darlene Akers First Alternate A Secretarial Technology major, Darlene Akers enjoys skating, swimming, and cross-stitching. She plans to continue her career upon completion of classes on the Tupelo Campus. Darlene, 18, is the daughter of Aline Jaggers and Ralph Akers of Pon- totoc. Her activities include Indian Delegation and Phi Beta Lambda. 30 Beauty Revue Angie Riddle Second Alternate Angle Riddle is the 20-year-old daughter of Tommy and Glenda Rid- dle of West Point. Her activities include tennis and cross-stitch. Angie plans to attend Mississippi State where she will major in music. Cheryl Harper Third Alternate Twenty-year-old Cheryl Harper is a communications ma- jor. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Harper of Houston. Her activities and interests include singing, danc- ing, and playing the piano. Pam Grissom Fourth Alternate Pam Grissom, 18, enjoys swimming, skiing, scuba diving, tennis and modeling. A marketing major, she plans to at- tend VCU in Richmond, VA, majoring in marketing. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Grissom. Beauty Revue 31 SOPHOMORE FAVORITES 32 Sophomore Favorites FRESHMAN FAVORITES Freshman Favorites 33 Itawambians Sweep Hall of Fame Members chosen by the faculty for 1986 include (left to right) Mike Winter, Julie Newell, Rene Wilburn, Rhonda Cook, and Frankie Yielding. 34 Hall of Fame Mark Dirksen Bennett Mark Dirksen Bennett, 21, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Nolan Bennett of Fulton. He is a 1983 graduate of Itawamba Agricultural High School. His hobbies are hunting and shooting. Dirk is a forestry major, member of Phi Theta Kappa, and earned President ' s List and Dean ' s List honors. After graduating from IJC, Dirk plans to go to work in the family business. Rhonda Michelle Cook Rhonda Michelle Cook, 19, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Cook of Mooreville. She is a 1984 graduate of Mantachie High School. Her hobbies include skiing and reading. Rhonda is a secondary education (science) major with a 3.54 GPA. She is a member of the Science Club and Phi Theta Kappa, earned Dean ' s List honors, and par- ticipated in the Peer Tutoring Program. She was selected to Who ' s Who Among American Junior College students. Rhonda plans to attend Mississippi State University and later to teach high school science. Hall of Fame 35 Julie Delane Newell Julie Delane Newell, 19, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Malone Newell of Mantachie. She is a 1984 graduate of Mantachie High School. Her hobbies include reading, playing the piano, cross-stitching and swimming. Julie is an accounting major with a 4.00 GPA. She is reporter of Phi Theta Kappa, a member of the Science Club, staff writer for The Ch ieftain, earned President ' s List honors, and was selected to Who ' s Who Among American Junior College Students. She plans to attend Mississippi State University and eventually become an accountant. Rene Wilburn Rene Wilburn, 28, is the daughter of Mina and Shelby Palmer of Fulton, where she resides with her son, Paul. Her hobbies include writing, and she won second place in a national writing competition in 1985 for an ar- ticle she wrote about an abused child for which she cared in the hospital. A nursing major, Rene served as president of the Stu- dent Nurse ' s Association, was selected to Who ' s Who Among American Junior College Students, earned Dean ' s List honors, and maintained a 3.43 GPA. Rene plans to continue her education at Mississippi University for Women. 36 Hall of Fame James Michael Winter, II James Michael Winter II, 19, is the son of James M. Winter I of Tupelo and Judy Nabors of Fulton. A 1984 graduate of lAHS, Mike enjoys hunting, riding motor- cycles, and lifting weights. Mike is an accounting major with a 3.75 GPA. He serves as Associate Justice of the Student Court, has earned Dean ' s and President ' s List honors, and was selected to Who ' s Who Among American Junior College students. He is a member of Phi Theta Kappa and the Indian football team. Mike plans to attend Mississippi State University to earn a master ' s degree in accounting. Frankie Yielding, Jr. Frankie Yielding, Jr., 19, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frankie Yielding, Sr. of Tremont. He is a 1984 graduate of Tremont High School. His hobbies include hunting, fishing and waterskiing. Frankie is a pre-pharmacy major with a 3.40 GPA. He is Chief Justice of the Student Court, a member of the Science Club, earned Dean ' s List honors and was selected to Who ' s Who Among American Junior Col- leges. After graduating from IJC, Frankie plans to continue his education at the University of Mississippi and even- tually become a pharmacist. Hall of Fame 37 Who ' s Who Among Fulton Sandra Bailey Mantachie Dean ' s List Spanish Club Mirror Staff 38 Who ' s Who American Junior Colleges Campus ; i Who ' s Who Among Fulton Tim Parrish Golden SGA Vice President IM J| KJ|m| i flp% «rY ,-  Kim Patterson South Pontotoc Indian Delegation SGA Treasurer Political Science Club Drama Productions Mary Pope Amory President ' s List Student Nurses ' Association Pat Price Houston President ' s List Student Nurses ' Association Rachel Reich Amory Phi Theta Kappa President SGA Secretary President ' s List Band Lisa Russell Fulton Dean ' s List Alicia Sandlin Fulton Band Phi Theta Kappa President ' s List Dean ' s List Jazz Band Sherry Sheffield Tupelo Indian Delegation Political Science Club Barber Pure Milk Scholarship 40 Who ' s Who fl mericair Junior CoUe ampu Rene Wilburn Fulton Dean ' s List Student Nurses ' Association Douglas Williams Pontotoc Kaleidoscope Choir Mike Winter Fulton President ' s List Dean ' s List Football Student Court Debbie Winters Mooreville Cheerleader Phi Beta Lambda Beauty Review Lisa Wright Fulton Chieftain Phi Theta Kappa Dean ' s List President ' s List ■ . Frankie Yielding, Jr. Fulton Chief Justice Student Court Dean ' s List Not Pictured: Bobby Shumpert Amory Student Court Football Who ' s Who 1984-85 Not Pictured: Miriam Scribner Nettleton President ' s List Who ' s W Who ' s Who Among Tupelo Linda Ballard Tupelo LPN Paul Binford Mountain Home, Idaho Vica Club SME Club President ' s List Brian Britt Pontotoc DPMA Club President ' s List Shelia Cleveland Tupelo DPMA Club President ' s List David Doler Calhoun City Electronics Club Dean ' s List Cathy Franks Mantachic SGA Representative President ' s List w June Herndon Aberdeen Phi Beta Lambda President Dean ' s List William Holcomb Tupelo VICA Club Anita Hood Mooreville DPMA President ' s List Kathy Jo Jones Pontotoc DPMA Secretary President ' s List 42 Who ' s Who American Junior College Campus Jeanie Massey Vardaman SGA Representative VICA Club Phi Beta Lambda President ' s List Linda Messer Tupelo Phi Beta Lambda Reporter President ' s List Karen Nichols Mooreville Phi Beta Lambda Secretary Becky Owens Verona Vice-President, Secretarial Class Phi Beta Lambda Greg Parham Amory Electronics Club Treasurer President ' s List Lori Ray Tupelo LPN Carol Schneider Tupelo President ' s List Scholars Luther Garrett-Joe Lewis Scholarship Data Processing Scholarship 1985-86 DPMA Robert Smith Nettleton VICA Club Dean ' s List Lori J. Vassar Tupelo LPN Robby Westbrook Amory Electronics Club Secretary President ' s List Who ' s Who 43; Shining With Pride . . . Clubs and organizations enable all students to share their talents, to fit the pieces together, and to shine with pride as one. 44 45 46 Political Science Monster Mash Is Smash for Political Science Club The Monste r Mash — this year ' s Halloween version conmplete with Jason, rock singers, a dead man and a human laundry basket — was another success — thanks to the diligent efforts of the Political Science Club, one of the most active Fulton Campus organizations. Full-time students who are interested in political affairs are eligible for membership in the Political Science Club, sponsored by Dr. John Hughes. Jli H 1 i2 k 4 i i J mbatttniimmotn § ff jL (row 1, 1 to r) Kim Patterson, Karen Gardner, Cliff Blaylock, Sherry Sheffield; (row 2) Tina Prewett, Melissa Mask, Band! Burt, Tina Baker, Kim Rackley, Paula McTune, Becky Crabb, Angle Searcy, Merritt Shell, Marti Harbor, Stacy Rakestraw, Dawn Kitchens; (row 3) Johnny Davis, Dana Whitehead, Debbie Knox, Tammy Roberts, Cindy Towery, Angle Little, Lisa Dill, Dale Dendy; (row 4) Randall Waycaster, Darrel Hathcock, Rusty Knight, Lee Rogers, Angie Taylor, Mary Beth Brown, Missy White, Deb- bie Hughes, Donna Land, Jennifer Tally; (row 5) Roseanne Leech, Margaret Ann Montgomery, Tina Rea, Terri Cadden, Robin Brown, Sharon Burk, Adelia Marcy, Eugene Hughes, Missy Loftin, Andrea Hussey; (row 6) Chris Grubbs, Clayton Ledbetter, Chip Long, Bill Warren, Melissa Alldread, Dr. John Hughes (advisor). Political Science 47 48 Agribusiness Agriculture Provides Common Interest Students who are interested in agriculture — related careers are members of the Agribusiness Club. Working toward statewide competi- tions is an immediate incentive, planning for events and contests and conducting business sessions are highlights of the year. Language Students Work Together Students in Spanish and French formed the Modern Foreign Language Club. A joint trip to Quebec or San Antonio was the priority project for which the group sold chances on a turkey at Thanksgiving and a VCR at Christmas. Membership was open to students with passing grades currently enrolled in Spanish and French, AGRIBUSINESS (row 1, 1 to r) Robin O ' Neal, Scott Bailey, Wayne Doler, Scott Cox; (row 2) Thomas Moore, Stephen Tidwell, Joel Walls. SPANISH (row 1, 1 to r) Amanda Sheffield, Kim Barker, Todd Stephan, Michelle Mills; (row 2) Johanna Ankkurri, Amy Foy, Joyce Sadefur; (row 3) Anthony Stater, Roderick Luckett, Terry Abernathy, Dana Wiggington, Dawn Kitchens. FRENCH (row 1, 1 to r) Evan Gault, Bill Mullins, Dana Parham, Jill Pickle, Mark Cauley; (row 2) Lynette Pope, Dianne Harris, Cindy Bar- rett, Angie Harrell, Terri Houston, Herman Peeples; (row 3) Ed- die Little, Heidi Holloway, Anthony Buse, Dana Whitehead, Rebecca Hurd, Lynn Carter, Lynn Smith, Crista Dees, April Ashley; (row 4) Duane Cross, Darrel Hathcock, Keith Brown, Jim Wiggington, Melanie Windham, Linda Foster, Greg Wood, Stephanie Parham, Pam Cantrell. ■■ French Spanish 49 Artistic Insight Basis for Organization Sponsoring visiting artists, attendance at various area exhibits, and trips to museums and galleries keep Art Club members busy. The Art Club involves art majors and all other students interested in art, and the promotion of interest and unity among the members is their top priority. Justice Is Aim of Student Court A Chief Justice and six member representatives of the IJC student population comprise the Student Court. Students can appeal punishments or decisions to the Student Court for a hearing. Although decisions are subject to the final approval of the President of the College and the Dean of Student Af- fairs, students are allowed witnesses. The Student Court began in 1984 for the appeal of disciplinary action cases. Paste Sticks Children Together A Halloween Open House sponsored by the Preschool Association for Students, Teachers and Educators (PASTE) provided an insight into the work of child development majors. Each day students involved in PASTE spend lab time in the Child Development Center. They play with the children, teach basic skills, and supervise their play time. The purpose of the organization is to promote early childhood education and to support nursery schools and child care in the area. 50 Arts ARTS (row 1, 1 to r) Angie Foshee, Roy Lagrone, Rhonda Armstrong, Melissia Freeman, Laura Taylor; (row 2) Suzanne Simmineau, Tom Douglas (advisor), Leisa Reese, Karen Riley, Sheila Burgess, Edith Johnson, Tina Dozier, Ed Billeter, Marion Thomas, Mike Cockrell, Robbie Reedy (advisor), Manfred Ray, Lee Outlaw. STUDENT COURT (row 1, 1 to r) Frankie Yielding; (row 2) Natalie Blackman, Amanda Sheffield, Mike Winter, Wayne Doler, Darren Fenton, Randal Waycaster. PASTE (row 1, 1 to r) Sheila Vaughn, Valerie Corrington, Janice Brown; (row 2) Sylvia Whitfield, Angela Leach, Lisa Jones, Sharon Lenoir, Leslie Jones, Rachel Claxton, Rita Shelton, Patricia Barnett, Cynthia Whitfield; (row 3) Pam Yant, Sheila Thomp- son, Linda Herring (advisor), Eunice Page, Jerri Ann Mask. x KwwwmxNsmv STUDENT COURT PASTE 4. %,S . 4, PASTE Student Court 51 52 Home Ec Home Ec Group Improves Life Quality Improving the quality of life for families is the main concern of the Home Economics Club. The organization is open to Home Economics majors and other students in- terested in the field of home economics to prepare better leadership and more involvement in professional activities. PBL Co-Sponsors ' 85 Beauty Revue The major project of Phi Beta Lamb- da, national fraternity for business students, was co-sponsoring the annual beauty revue. Proceeds from the pageant were used to defray expenses for attendance at state conference where students par- ticipated in business-related competition including executive secretary, typing, ac- counting, and business law. Members and sponsors coordinated the 1985 beauty revue, directed the contestants backstage, and attended to the many other details associated with pageant production. PBL members were invited to affiliate with Students in Free Enterprise, a non-profit corporation which operates an international competi- tion designed to encourage college and university students to create new in- novative and effective ways to teach free market values in America ' s communities. Science Majors Experiment With Topic Membership in the Association of Stu- dent Scientists is open to science majors and those who have a great interest in some area of science. Student interest is enhanced through exploration of science-related vocations through guest speakers, films, field trips and other presentations. Field trips highlighted the year ' s activities. HOME-EC Julia Stephans, Lori Ross PBL (row 1, 1 to r) Randy Gray, Jan Williams, Anna Conlee, Angie Wilson, Terrie Bowen; (row 2) Jeff Boozer, Missy Shepard, San- dra Bailey, Paula Walton, Linda Bosa, Pam Matthews, Tammy Strange, Karen Tyra; (row 3) Jim Wiggington, Brenda Powell, Carol Parrish, Tammy Stegall, Alice Wall, Doris Davis, Martha Mitchell, Lucretia Short, Anita Robinson. SCIENCE Rolon Barnes (advisor), Robbie Wuicheit, Sharon Burk, Karen Maxey, Adelia Marcy, Cynthia Barrett, Robin Brown, Lori Boatner, Jamie Gunnells, Sharon Comer, Tim Gentry, Pam Mit- chell, Missy White, Sandra Botts, Lando Butler, Jimmy Higgin- bothan, Frankie Yielding, Gary Hamm, Candy Harris, Dawn Winter, Kim Cayson, Beth Coggin, Christie Rudy, Sonya Baulch, Cindy Evans, Rhonda Cook, Julie Newell, Christa Dees, Bill Lay (advisor). | ' -- i( .( -« '  ' SCIENCE PBL Science 53 Black Student Association Serves Special Concerns Although the Black Student Associa- tion was slow in getting started, the organization exists to serve the special concerns of black students at IJC. Historically, the group has conducted special programs in February to pro- mote black awareness. Baptist Student Union Message Is Same The Baptist Student Union (BSU) has been a part of Fulton for 30 years. Though its leaders have changed periodically, the BSU sends the same message — We want everybody on campus to have a relationship with God. The BSU sponsors weekly events including student-led devotionals daily at 7:35 a.m. and Wednesday noonday luncheons. The activities allow commuters as well as campus residents to become involved. 54 BSA BLACK STUDENT ASSOCIATION Trevonda Basser, Dr. Hughes (advisor) BAPTIST STUDENT UNION MEN — (row 1, 1 to r) Tim Rogers, Mark Langner, Rev. Wayne Vandiver (advisor), Barry Jernigan, Wendell Calhoun, Ricky Mitchell, Pat Beard; (row 2) Jason Graham, Phil Murff, Terry Tutor, Greg Sanders, Jim Smith, Ricky Kelly, Ron Clayton, Rob Simrell; (row 3) Roderick Luckett, Anthony Staten, Kenny Might, Dan Bailey, Stan Royer. WOMEN — (row 1, 1 to r) Kym Barker, Kim Hayles, Lana Hankins, Natasha Rogers, Anna Conlee, Jerri Ann Mask, Anita Chastain, Cindy Riggins, Angle Cole, Rebecca Parker, Martha Wilson; (row 2) Scarlette Busby, Jima Steele, Pam Dozier, Ban- di Burt, Tina Pruitt, Dana Parham, Robyn Hood, Dana Wigg- ington. Angle Parks, Margaret Eaton; (row 3) Paula Walton, Melissa Mask, Laura Boatner, Lynn Smith, Misti Morton, Mollye Weatherbee, Pam Walden, Terri Cadden, Stephanie Holt. -i—j-rrnrnm ¥ 4 v.xssssa£mia: %aser- st. « BSU 55 56 PTK Activity Is Key for Delta Epsilon Chi Delta Epsilon Chi is a busy organization. The junior collegiate division of the Distributive Education Clubs of America, Delta Epsilon Chi is open to distributive marketing technology and fashion merchandising technology majors. The IJC chapter conducted its annual blood drive and sold items to fund trips to state and national competitions. FRT Generous in Service Projects The Future Radiologic Technologists (FRT) have worked unselfishly this year. The groups began the James A. Her- ring Memorial Scholarship Fund and set a goal to raise $1000. Herring was the 1985 outstanding student who died after a year and a half battle with brain cancer. Persons who are enrolled in the radiologic technology program or who plan to enroll may join Future Radiologic Technologists. Members also x-rayed candy at the North Mississippi Medical Center Hallo- ween night as a free community service. Phi Theta Kappa Chapter Elected Regional Reporter The Upsilon Sigma Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa is one of the most active organizations on the Fulton Campus. The Chapter was elected regional reporter and members produced a newsletter. Projects included participation in a cmapaign against driving drunk — SADD (Students Against Driving Drunk) and selling Tupperware to raise money for the spring trip to Philadelphia, PA. The members continued with the Peer Tutoring program which included courses such as English Composition I, Accounting I, Chemistry, Algebra, and Finite Math. Representatives attended the regional convention in Biloxi. DELTA EPSILON CHI (row 1, 1 to r) Tim Hayes, Nelvin Wallace, Peggi Griffin, Stephanie Wilburn, Al Stephens; (row 2) Gage Snow, Darren Owen, Brenda Payne, Alisa Gates, Torri Thomas, Jeff Basham, John Anthony, Buddy Davis; (row 3) Mike Ruff, Don Towery, Donna Rochester, Melinda Johncox, Sherry Collier, Tammy Winter, Sissie Griffin, Melanie McNeer, Chris Spencer, Carrol Scruggs. FUTURE RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGISTS (row 1, 1 to r) Rhonda Tucker, Trudy Hutson, Pat Daniels, Paula Hanskiewicz, Jim Lewis, Bill May (advisor); (row 2) Dianna Gray (advisor), Kelly Hussey, Lynn Ommen, Amy Ellis, Connie Graham, Jenny Kelly, Angie Rhodes, Deanna Shutiok; (row 3) Amy Smith, Francyne Westmoreland, Judy Hurley, Tim Tutor, Mark Grubbs, Jeff Ballard. PHI THETA KAPPA (row 1, 1 to r) Margaret Wilburn (advisor), Julie Newell, Sherrie Page, Rachel Reich, Johanna Ankurri, Chritsa Dees, Dr. John Hughes (advisor); (row 2) Kaye Langley, Linda Gosa, Mike Winter, Jeanine Hutchins, Susan Johnston; (row 3) Debbie Featheringill, Daphne Davis, Dirk Bennett, Melissa Alldread; (row 4) Rhonda Cook, Lisa Wright, Cheryl Moore, Joel Keith, Hood, David Cayson, Margaret Ann Montgomery; (row 5) Amy Scribner, Pat Seely, Belinda Underwood, Amy Foy, Pam Can- trell, Eugene Hughes. Delta Epsilon Chi FRT 57 58 Chieftain Chieftain Incorporates Worlc and Fun The Chieftain is IJC ' s bi-monthly newspaper publication composed of students currently enrolled in Principles of Journalism or sophomores who were previously on the staff. Although the basics of news reporting are taught during classtime, there are times when all seriousness is thrown out the door. Generally staff members have between 8-11 days in which to set up interviews, take notes, organize their thoughts and turn in their finished copy. Laying out the paper itself is where all the fun begins! From setting the type, making corrections, and placing the stories in just the right spot the process of laying the paper out never has a dull moment. Headlines are the final step in the process — and probably the hardest. Using a noun-verb in a few-word headline is more difficult than most imagine. ' Jk . Jf V § ' ' (row 1, 1 to r) Lisa Wright, Julie Newell, Jennifer Day, Heidi Holloway; (row 2) Duane Cross, Mike Yambrek, Randal Waycaster, Darrel Hathcock. Chieftain 59 IJCBand Features All-American Lineup Auditions began 1985-86 for the IJC Ail-American Marching Band which con- sists of the horn line, percussion line, flag line, rifle line, and dancers. Practice started a week before the beginning of the fall semester with band camp with hours of getting in tune. Refining routines for performances at home football games, area marching festivals and Christmas parades kept the group busy during the first semester. Practice does indeed make perfect as members did their best in each of the twelve performances. 60 Band Drum Majors: Angle Riddle and Susan Bagley Rifle Corps: (left to right) Tina Rea, Natalie Tubb, Tammie Trexler, and Misty Morgan. Flag Corps: Rachel Reich, Karen Bryan, Tabatha Clarett, Pam Haynes, Devita Rogers, Mary Davis, Juanita Cummings, Mary Ellen Bishop, Terri Cadden, Kaye Langley and Deborah Terry (opposite page). Brass and Woodwind: (front row) William Dodds, Carol Lancaster, David Stubblefield, Danial Bland, John David Rogers, Beverly Lawson, Ian Shumpert, Duke Hussey, Aven Duren, David Howell, Ortez Williams, and Lynette Pope; (back row) Joe Smith, Steve McGrath, Brad Bullard, Joe Camp, Louis Young, Reggie Steward, Billy Teague, Wendell Calhoun, Jimmy Armstrong, Bob McKinney, Anita Chastain, Wendy Andrews, Dee Winstead, and Jon Young; (not pictured) Darryl Winstead and Kevin Doler, Percussion: (front row) Patricia Barnett, Kipp Sparks, April Ashley, Pam Cantrell; (back row) Brian Davis, Larry Holliman, Mark Maharrey, Dianne Sims, Scotty Wall, Drew Hutchison, David Cayson, Tcrrence Calmes, David McCollum, Ben Harlow, Leslie Duke, and Evan Gault. . Band 61 62 Computer Computer Group Plans a Statewide Association Big plans are in view for the new Computer Club which was started in the fall on the Fulton Cannpus. All majors in computer-related fields or persons with an extreme interest in computers were eligible for membership. The group began work on the forma- tion of a statewide computer science association for junior colleges A field trip to the University of Southern Mississippi to view computer facilities and fund-raising activities were on the spring agenda. SNA Project Is Abused Children Involvement was first in the vocabulary of Student Nurses Associa- tion members for 1985-86. Members worked with the County Welfare Department in a child abuse project. Other projects include fingerprinting children at Wal-Mart and distribution of candy to patients of the hospital pediatric floor. Recruitment was a priority for SNA members who participated in fundraising activities such as selling stethoscopes, blood pressure cuffs, and T-shirts. Nursing or pre-nursing majors are eligible for membership in the association. Public Awareness Is Respiratory Therapy Focus The Respiratory Therapy Club pro- motes fellowship and a public awareness of their profession. Members must be pre-respiratory therapy or respiratory therapy majors. -Ie? f (v •(I ■■I I ' ! ' ' v. COMPUTER (row 1, 1 to r) Dana Wiggington, Lisa Lee, Jose Araujo, Angela Graham; (row 2) Edward Little, Lisa McGee, Reanett Mize, Kevin Olley, Lynette Pope; (row 3) David Vogt, Ashley Barton, Scott Hopkins, Albert McShan. STUDENT NURSES (row 1, 1 to r) Stephen Starnes, Cheryl Dees, Sherry Robinson, Lecha Miller, Pam Inman; (row 2) Stacey Morgan, Nelwyn Brantley (advisor), Allison McCormick, Rene Wilburn, Pat Price, Diane Turner, Vicki Smith, Peggy Robinson (advisor), Mary Cox, Jima Steele, Sherrie Johnson, Jeannie Pence; (row 3) Janice Howell (advisor), Wanda Turner, Beth Townsend, Lisa Blaine. RESPIRATORY THERAPY (row 1, 1 to r) Diane Mitchell, Rita Hester, Sandra Ward, Sharon Lindsey, Debbie Digby, Keith Hood, Harold Plunkett; (row 2) Jennifer Lann, Krista Strawbridge, Liz Burroughs, Morris Wheeler, Annie Woods, Johnnie Welch, Jay Mansell, Jeff Avery, Dena Ballard. Respiratory Therapy SNA 63 64 Forestry Forestry Members Share Outdoor Interests A link between forestry and wildlife majors is the goal of the Forestry Club which promotes friendship and stimulates interest between the two fields. Guest speakers in forestry and wildlife management enhance knowledge of both areas. SGA Speaks for Students The Student Government Association is the backbone of campus activities in- cluding elections and campus improve- ment projects. The promotion of spirit and en- thusiasm through improved communica- tion is the goal of SGA which functions as the voice of the entire student body. The group consists of officers elected by the entire student body and represen- tatives elected by specific classes and counties. This year, the IJC Student Govern- ment Association hosted the Student Council Association of Mississippi (SCAM) leadership conference in Jackson in September. Delta Psi Initiates Have Unique Experience Students who had contributed a specified number of hours to the theater department are invited to join Delta Psi Omega, a national honorary fraternity for the dramatic arts on a junior college level. Those invited to join this organization were required to wear a plaque bearing the Greek letters of Delta Psi and dress as a designated character on the final day of initiation. Their unique initiation is the only one of its kind on campus. FORESTRY Michael Hyland, Michael Shumpert, Todd Kilgore, Joe Namie (advisor), Randy Aldridge, Boyce Googe, Randy Finch, Ricky Summerford, David Wofford, Rodney Forrest, Brad Naden, Jim Watson, Ivan Denton, Andy Bean, Jimmy Logan, Donald Reynolds, Dirk Bennett, Troy Weaver, Gary Anderson, Vince Haygood, Jean Midkiff. SGA Darrel Hathcock, Tim Parrish, Rachel Reich, Kim Patterson, Dawn Winter, Kenyon Caples. DELTA PSI OMEGA (row 1, 1 to r) Darren Hudson; (row 2) Mark Maharey, Ricky Hargett, Pam Miller, John David Rogers, Susan Webster; (row 3) Rosanne Leech, Eric Chunn, Lee Outlaw, Melissa Alldread. Delta Psi Omega SGA 65 i 66 Indianettes Long Hours of Practice Bring Applause as Indianettes Sparkle Practice, practice, practice . . . the sparkle of the uniform glistening under the lights of the football field ... the long hours of working, many in the hot summer sun, to produce the show of the week ... all are part of the life of the In- dianettes from late summer to the end of the Christmas parade season. Working together as one to be the best motivated the group through heat and cold to be special representatives of IJC. Four members of this year ' s squad were chosen to appear at the Super Bowl in New Orleans. Melissa Alldread, Cheryl Harper, Lisa Dill, and Susan Johnston were selected on the basis of tryouts at the University of Tulane when the 1985-86 American All-Star Dance Team appeared in a halftime performance. Shining moments in the spotlight made all the work worthwhile as routines which sometimes became a chore brought applause, pleasure and enjoyment from the crowd. m H •-s . §ii 1 J .. ■ V w k r (row 1, 1 to r) Cindy Springer, Rosanne Leech, Melanie Windham, Susan Webster, Tammy Roberts, Beth Turner, Tara Pace, Cindy Todd; (row 2) Lisa Dill, Yolanda Brady, Jama Baker, Cindy Barrett, Beth Reece, Angie Little, Paulette Sanders, Vikki Hunt, Cheryl Harper, Melissa Alldread, Susan Johnston, Debbie Knox. Indianettes 67 68 Girls Select Singers Form Girls ' Ensemble The Girls ' Ensemble is a select group of singers from the Concert Choir. They per- formed with the Concert Choir and for civic groups in the area. Members of the 1985-86 Girls ' Ensemble were Kym Barker, Jane Bowers, Lynn Carter, Angie Jenkins, Roseanne Leech, Tina Rea, Terri Coggins and Anita Chastain. Ac- companists were Marian Abel, Dee Winstead and Vicki King. Jo Orr is the director. Drama Club Is Class Act Both drama majors and others interested in the theater are invited to join the Drama Club which is open to students interested in any area of the dramatic arts. Concert Choir Chosen Through Audition The Itawamba Junior College Concert Choir under the direction of Jo Orr is a choral unit composed of students from the Fulton campus, non-music majors as well as music majors and minors. Membership is through audition before the director. The Choir performs two to four concerts per year and participates in the State Junior College Choral Festival every February. Ac- companists for the group were Marian Abel and Vicki King. Men ' s Ensemble Is Latest Music Addition The newly-formed Mens ' Ensemble is an outgrowth of the Concert Choir. Members must serve in the Choir to be a part of this ensemble. The Mens ' Ensemble performed in two con- certs in 1985 under the direction of Jo Orr with Marian Abel accompanying. Ensemble Drama GIRLS ' ENSEMBLE (row 1, 1 to r) Terri Coggins, Tina Rea, Kym Barker, Jane Bowers; (row 2) Anita Chastain, Angie Jenkins, Lynn Carter, Roseanne Leech. DRAMA CLUB (row 1, 1 to r) Darren Hudson; (row 2) Mark Maharey, Rick Hargett, Lee Outlaw, Cindy Todd, Susan Webster; (row 3) Douglas Williams, Eric Chunn, Mary Ellen Bishop, Pam Miller, Melissa Alldread, John David Rogers, Kim Patterson. CHOIR (row 1, 1 to r) Lynn Carter, Tina Rea, Kym Barker; (row 2) Angie Jenkins, Mary Davis, Ricky Mitchell, Brian Davis, Douglas Williams, Jan Bowers, Anita Chastain, Roseanne Leech; (row 3) Terri Coggins, Scott Wall, Duke Hussey, Trent Long, Mark Maharrey, Gale Foxx, Patricia Barrett; (row 4) Mrs. Orr (advisor), Hudson Williams, Eric Chunn, Daniel Bland, Terry Larabee, David Stubblefield. MENS ' ENSEMBLE (row 1, 1 to r) Gale Foxx, Trent Long, Duke Hussey, Mark Maharrey; (row 2) David Stubblefield, Terry Larabee, Daniel Bland, Douglas Williams. Choir Mens ' Ensemble 69 i 70 Indian Delegation Interview Is Key to Delegation Selection The Indian Delegation is a public rela- tions group designed to familiarize cam- pus visitors and prospective students with Itawamba Junior College. The group consists of 10 Fulton Cam- pus and 5 Tupelo Campus students chosen by faculty committees. For the first time in its history, the Fulton Cam- pus Indian Delegation had a male member. Members of the group are chosen each fall on the basis of personality, at- tractiveness, character, and grade point average. Responsibilities of the Indian Delega- tion include campus tours to visiting high school students, visits to area high schools, serving at banquets, and assistance with special events and displays. (1 to r) Jennifer Day, Kim Patterson, Sherry Sheffield, Karen Gardner, Shelby Dickerson, Terri Bowen, Dawn Kitchens, Sheila Burgess, Lisa McGee; (not pictured) Felecia White. i Indian Delegation 71 Mirror Reflects ' 85- ' 86 Review IJC ' s yearly recap of the year in review is rightfully called The Mirror. The staff is composed of students in- terested in design and lay-out of publications. Coming from various backgrounds, the members of the staff must combine and pull in one way — toward the very best possible yearbook. The yearbook is broken into many dif- ferent sections, and students take what they feel is best suited for their talents. Beginning with blank lay-out sheets the staffer designs a two-page spread with blocks for pictures, copy (writing) and captions along with a headline. Getting the just right picture for the page is the next step. Staff photographers cover the events in the hope of capturing just the right moment. But, cropping pictures, drawing up pages, writing copy, typing copysheets, and making pictures aren ' t all that ' s in- volved with yearbook production. A yearbook is made up of individuals — those whose pictures are found within and those who work long, tough hours to record the year ' s history. Although deadline times were hectic, personalities of the staff solidified to become one unit, more like a family. To the outsider, though, the publications area probably resembled a zoo with peo- ple working all over the floor. Most of the time inspiration came between bits of pizza and swapping dialogue with each other. Despite the different environment, the staff came together as one to produce the latest star on the horizon . . . the 1986 Mirror. 72 Mirror l i c (row 1, 1 to r) Sonya Baulch, editor; Tina Baker, Kim Rackley, Karen Gardner; (row 2) Adelia Marcy, Patti Presley; Duane Cross, Marti Harbor, editor; Pat Scely, Sandra Bailey. 73 Mirror MIRROR STAFF AT WORK AND PLAY 74 Mirror •M tMtt .-. s sfjst ' Mirror 75 76 Modeling Squad SQUAD IS MODEL GROUP Tryouts at the beginning of both semesters selected members of the Modeling Squad. Criteria for selection included eye contact, posture, potential and being at ease. Classes met twice per week. The fall semester covered mostly training while the spring semester included modeling shows. Color analysis and fashion show production were highlighted both semesters. (row 1, 1 to r) Margaret Ann Montgomery, Stephanie Wilburn, Peggi Griffin; (row 2) Betfi Jordan, Ricky Mitchell, Tammy Winter, Donna Willis; (row 3) Cliff Blaylock, Pam Grissom, Pam Haynes, Lisa Dill, Ian Shumpert, Tcrri Bowcn; (row 4) Mary Ellen Bishop, Clayton Ledbetter, Cassandra Hughes, Davida Rogers. Modeling Squad 77 78 Kaleidoscope Instrumentalists and Vocalists Provide Excellent Blend in ' 85 Kaleidoscope Edition Positive and impressive talent, director Martha Tomlinson called members of the 1985-86 edition of Kaleidoscope, IJC ' s contemporary musical group. The instrumentalists and vocalists provided an excellent blend, she said. Three practice sessions per week enabled the group to perfect their talent for performances in area high schools and special events such as banquets within the junior college district. i (row 1, 1 to r) Missy White, Cheryl Harper, Tara Pace; (row 2) Scott Wall, Douglas Williams, Angle Jenkins, John David Rogers, Rick Hargett; (row 3) Lee Outlaw, Eric Chunn, Bob McKinney, David McCollum, Darren Hudson, Dee Winstead. Kaleidoscope 79 80 Carousel Carousel Plays to SRO Crowd Standing Room Only was available three nights of a four night run of the spring musical Carousel by Rodgers and Hammerstein, February 27 and 28 and March 1 and 2. Nancy Collins of Tupelo, who played the part of Julie Jordon, won the hearts of the audience with her performance featuring the voice of an angel and the determination of a mule. There was not a dry eye in the house during the death scene of her husband, Billy Bigelow, played by world-renowned tenor Dennis Bailey. Other cast members included Pam Prestage, Carrie; Martha Tomlinson, Mrs. Mullin; Allison Russell, Juggler; Russ Montgomery, First Policeman; James Lemmons, Bascombe; Jo Orr, Nettie; Bruce Lesley, Enoch Snow; David Bankeston, Jigger; Clayton Ledbetter, Second Policeman; K. C. Caldwell, Arminy; Carlos Diaz, Captain; James Anderson, Heavenly Friend; Ed- die Barrett, Star Keeper, and Principle; Sharon Long, Louise; and Todd Goode, Enoch, Jr. Soloists and chorus members were Melissa Alldread, James Anderson, Ed- die Barrett, Sonja Benenfield, Jane Bowers, Carol Leigh Chatham, D. C. Caldwell, Kimberly Cason, Robyn Cogdell, Sherrie Cooley, Brian Davis, Carlos Diaz, Shawn Donahue, Noel Ed- monson, Laura Fisher, Todd Goode, Julie Grimes, Cheryl Harper, Debbie Hayse, Kay Hodges, Kelly Kern, Donna Lathon, Clayton Ledbetter, James Lem- mons, G Lipscomb, Bonnie Maharrey, Mark Maharrey, Russ Montgomery, Tina Morgon, Julie Riggs, Allison Russell, Barbara Russell, Angle Taylor, Cassie Tucker, Lori Youngblood, Jan Watson, Susan Webster, Lisa Whitt, Nancy Witt, Douglas Williams, and Betty Woodland. Bob Tomlinson served as director while Martha Tomlinson was choreographer and assistant director. Jerry Cogdell was the chorus director and orchestra conductor. Carousel 81 J Joseph ' s Dreams Come True In Musical Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat was a high-energy, in- novative production based on the Biblical account of Joseph and his coat of many colors. The cast included Joseph, Rick Hargett; Narrator and Potiphar ' s Wife, Lisa Simmons; Narrators, Angie Jenkins, Jane Bowers, Mary Ellen Bishop; Potiphar, James Anderson; Pharoah, Eric Chunn; Baker and Zebulum, Hank Mallery; Butler and Gadd, Daniel Bland; Banjamin Calypso and Dan, John David Rogers; One More Angel in Heaven and Levi, Douglas Williams; Canaan Days and Asher, Mark Maharrey; Reuben, Gale Foxx; Di- meon, Darren Hudson; Naphali, Darryl Winstead; Isacar, Ricky Mitchell; Ben- jamin, Phillip Phipps; Judah, Adam Collins. Soloists were Kim Patterson, Cindy Todd, Ann Teague, Belinda Haynes, and Jan Watson. Chorus members were Melissa Alldread, lead dancer; Dawn Kitchens; B. J. Teague; Amanda Glenn; April Canup; Cyndi Tomlinson; Jim Tomlin- son; Liza Tomlinson; Cindy Riggan; and Laura Moore. The Broadway hit offered a variety of music including country western, ' 60s go-go, French cabaret, calypso, and an Elvis tune. Martha Tomlinson was director, and Marian Abel, accompanist. 82 Fall Productior Fall Production 83 84 Woodwind Brass Music Groups Shine in Band Spotlight WOODWIND Woodwind instrumental music majors form this ensemble to study various styles and repetoric of woodwind music. BRASS Brass instrumentalists form this group to study various Brass Repetone. Ex- posure to Chamber Music is a vital func- tion of the group which is composed of music majors. PERCUSSION Percussionists form this group to play different percussion instruments and music. JAZZ In this 15-piece Jazz band, students learn a different style of playing and also have an opportunity to create through improvisation. All Ensemble groups perform in recital class and in an Ensemble Concert each semester. All groups are open to anyone by audition. Music majors are required to be in band and one ensemble in their area. -it: WOODWIND (sitting, 1 to r) Lynette Pope, Sandy Pannell; (row 2) Angie Rid- dle, Jon Young, Kaye Langley. BRASS (sitting) Dee Winstead; (row 2) Duke Hussey, Wendell Calhoun, David Stubblefield, Jeff Horn, Bob McKinney. « PERCUSSION (1 to r) Terry Calmes, Mark Maharrey, Leasle Duke, David McCollum. JAZZ (row 1, 1 to r) Duke Hussey, Susan Bagley, David Stubblefield, Kaye Langley, Sandy Pannell, Billy Teague; (row 2) John Hillhouse, Jon Young, Aven Duren, Reggie Steward, Bob McKinney; (not pictured) Steve McGrath, Jeff Rayburn. Jazz Percussion 85 86 Concert Band Concert Band ' Drums Up Basketball Game Support The concert band is made up of in- strumentalists from the surrounding area. The group works on music to per- form two or three concerts per semester, in addition to providing music at home basketball games. (row 1, 1 to r) Tamar Lucas, Tabatha Clarrett, Angle Riddle, Sandy Pannell, Lynette Pope, Kaye Langley; (row 2) Jama Baker, Deborah Terry, Patricia Barnett, Tammy Trexter, Karen Bryan, Cindy Barrett, Pam Cantrell, Pam Haynes, Mary Ellen Bishop, Davida Rogers, Terri Cadden, Rachel Reich; (row 3) Bill Dodds, Paulette Sanders, David Stubblefield, Susan Bagley, Carol Lancaster, Ian Shumpert, Duke Hussey, John Hillhouse, Reggie Steward, David Howell, Aven Duren, Jon Young, Dee Winstead, Wendy Andrews; (row 4) Wendell Calhoun, Bill Teague, Len Monn, Anita Chastain, Jeff Horn, Louis Young, Kevin Dolar, Joe Smith, Bob McKinney, Darryl Winstead, Brad Ballard; (row 5) Larry Burrell, April Ashley, Mark Maharrcy, Terry Calmes, David McCollum, Drew Hutchison, Tara Pace, Evan Gault, Leslie Duke, Diane Simms; (not pictured) Larry Holliman, Steve McGrath. Concert Band 87 I 88 Indian Delegation High Tech ' Is SME Chapter Focus Beginning in 1985-86, a Student Chapter of the Society of Manufacturing Engineers untied those in such areas as electronics, robotics, and laser electro-optics. Field trips — one to see automation in action at Meridian — were highlights of the year. The focus of the chapter was on high technology, our future. Indian Delegation Relates IJC Message Campus tours, recruiting, and hosting at special functions were the responsibilities of the Tupelo Campus Indian Delegation, a public relations group designed to enhance the image of IJC. Applicants are chosen at t he beginning of the fall semester. Criteria includes personality, attractiveness, character and grade point average. SGA Focuses on Involvement Officers elected by the entire student body and representatives elected by classes and counties provide the nucleus of the Tupelo Campus Student Govern- ment Association. Involvement in elections and presiding over campus functions kept members busy throughout the year. SME SGA SME (row 1, 1 to r) Matt Hitchock, Melissa Filgo, Tammi Thompson, Jeff Coggin, Steven Walls, Denise Hardy, Connie Cowley, Grace Lindsey; (row 2) Ken Adams (advisor), Todd Rodgers, Darryl Winstead, Dennis Minich, Bill Rodgers, Dan Nash, John Shows, Lesia Eaves, Jim Hill, Janet Cole, Ralph Mimteer, Mike Jukes, Patty Bennett, Penny Watson, Russ Patterson, Bill Fredrick, Harry Presley (advisor). INDIAN DELEGATION (1 to r) Tracie Grisham, Sonya Galloway, Lana Phelps, Darlene Akers, Cindy Bolen. (1 to r) Kim McClung, Sandra Godfrey, Lana Phelps, Penny Barton, Tracie Grisham, Margie Repult. SME SGA 89 90 DPMA DPMA Utilizes New Technology Students in data processing on the Tupelo Campus are automatically members of the Data Processing Manage- ment Association (DPMA). Various projects and activities enable members to maintain an awareness of the latest in computer technology as they ex- plore new horizons in their chosen field. Electronics Connects Tupelo Students The Electronics Club promotes the in- terest of students in the area of electronics while at the same time providing assistance with vocational goals. Designed to promote unity and en- thusiasm, the Tupelo Campus club always attracts large numbers of student members. Alpha Alpha Mu Reorganizes in Tupelo After being inactive for two years, the Alpha Alpha Mu Chapter of Phi Beta Lambda of the Itawamba Junior College Tupelo Campus reorganized during 1985-86. Fundraising projects included the sale of novelty items and microcomputer diskettes. The group assisted with the Northern District FBLA conference in February. Students Sharpen Skills Through Tough Competition The Vocational Industrial Clubs of America (VICA) is a national organization of individuals involved in co-educational secondary and post secondary vocational industrial education including students in trade, industrial, technical and health education courses that are vocationally and occupationally oriented. Through club activities, VICA develops the students ' social and leadership abilities and their skills. 3 DPMA DPMA George King, Maria Charnez, Kim McClung, Tamnny McMillan, Russell Tate, Cindy Taylor, Leann Doss, Allison Young, Teresa Bridges, Ronny Carter, George To, Tim Causey, Melissa Hester, Doris Jackson, Teresa Young, Nancy Blaylock, Henry Smith, Chrystie Pound, Cynthis Faulkner, Keith Palmer, Tam- my Garner, Sandra Godfrey, Angelia Hardin, Nita Morris, Shara Burchfield, Gail Reich, Donna Chambiess. ELECTRONICS (row 1, 1 to r) Johnny Boot, Thomas Hardin, Greg Parham, Wade Keith, Robby Westbrook, Michael Evans, David Buck, John Leek, Mr. Collums; (row 2) Mr. McDowell, Bill Herndon, Jeff Franks, Bryan Otts, David Brooks, Jeff Clingan, Brian Shef- field, Scot Davis, Roger Young; (row 3) Dale Harrell, Kevin Doley, David Hammock, Reid Wilkerson, Patrick Thomas, Paul Henry, Kelly Hardin. PBL Darlene Akers, Tammie Berry, Sheila Caraway, Melissa Cowsert, Sherry Cruise, Barbara Daugherty, Mary Jo Dillard, Sonya Galloway, Kaur Harminder, Stacy Hart, Sandra Hat- cher, Amy Hayes, June Herndon, Carolyn Jones, Jean Lillo, Angle Lindsey, Sheila Martin, Linda Messer, Carolyn Morphis, Candy Nichols, Karen Nichols, Patti Norton, Becky Owens, Lana Phelps, Lisa Quarles, Amy Ramage, Leigh Roberts, Shawn Rowland, Debbie Stegall, Marti Wilson. VICA Joey Clark, Tracie Grisham, Kenneth Clemmons, Margie Repult, Donald Thompson, Mark Gilliland; (not pictured) Rob- bie Stone. VICA PBL Electronics 91 Glowing With Spirit . . . Indians radiate spirit ... in hard- fought athletic contests . . . despite sore muscles and long hours of hard practice . . . but worth it all in the sparkling moment of victory. 92 93 94 Sports Sports 95 Kristy Thornton — Freshman Mantachie High School Indian Cheerleaders are (row 1, 1 to r) Kristy Thornton; (row 2) Debbie Winters, Candy Harris, Felicia Smith, Dawn Winter, and Leslie Hollingsworth; (row 3) Susie Shackelford, Cheryl Cockrell, Missy Loftin, Kim Nichols, and Angela Walton. IJC Cheerleaders More Than Just Cheer Leaders At Itawamba Junior College a cheerleader is more than just a cheer leader. Long hours of practice and hard work go into the routines that seem so easy when they ' re performed in front of football crowds or at pep rallies. From their selection at try-outs in April eleven separate personalities gel to form one unit — a team — enthusiastic, bubbling, public relations representatives for the Indians — the b-e-s-t! Spreading Indian spirit . . . they ' re NUMBER ONE! Debbie Winters — Sophomore Mooreville High School Missy Loftin — Freshman Mooreville High School 96 Ch eaders Cheryl Cockrell — Sophomore (capt.) Amory High School Kim Nichols — Freshman Mantachie High School Felicia Smith — Freshman Smithville High School Dawn Winter — Freshman Itawamba Agricultural High School Leslie Hollingsworth — Sophomore Itawamba Agricultural High School Candy Harris — Freshman Itawamba Agricultural High School Cheerleaders 97 ITAWAMBA JUNIOR COLLEGE INDIANS 1985 Kf No. Name Pos. Class 1 Mike Smith DB Soph 2 Russ Hardin DB Fresh 3 Shannon Bell K Fresh 5 A. Q. Brownlee WR Soph 6 Ken Todd QB Fresh 7 Mitch Eubank QB Soph 8 Calvin Davis WR Soph 10 Freeman Milton DB Fresh 11 Greg Tucker QB Fresh 12 Kenny Meaders DB Fresh 14 Ken Tatum DB Fresh 15 Asia Thorn DB Fresh 22 Marvin Marsh TB Soph 23 Pat Ewing DB Soph 25 B. J. Robertson WR Soph 34 Curly Dixon TB Fresh 35 Wayne Foster TB Fresh 40 Ralph Brockington LB Fresh 41 Chad Wheeler FB Soph 42 John Keaton FB Fresh 43 Mac Shell DE Soph 44 Robert Joy LB Soph 45 Tony Clark LB Fresh 46 Bobby Gieger TB Soph 50 Boyce Googe OL Soph 51 Mike Winter LB 1 Soph 52 Brian Abrams LB . f Fres|| ■ f Managers Arthur Danner David O ' Connor Bobby Shumpert Kenneth Steward Brian TANK Vandcvander Name Pos. Class Herschell Hitchcock OL Fresh David Poss OL Soph Mike Burleson DL Fresh Jamie Mitchell OL Fresh Jeff Lilcs OL Fresh Anthony Logan OL Fresh Joey O ' Conner OL Fresh Steve Hill OL Soph Phillip Mathis DL Soph Ricky Woods DL Fresh Tommy Betts OL Fresh Robert Montgomery OL Soph Ashley Stevens OL Fresh Anthony Dailey DL Fresh Tracey Davis OL Soph Darren Fenton OL Fresh Carl Dobbs DL Soph Elzie Anderson WR Fresh David Mcintosh TE Fresh Curtis Williams DL Soph Calvin Thompsoi . TE SofA Terry Bess ' DL Soph 8 Toot Humphries DE Fresh 9 JeffGafford TE Soph 90 Pill Knight DL Fresh 21 l|thony Price DB Soph 68 iJu ayne Greer OL Soph 8a _G«ld Donaldson TB Fresh No 55 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 78 80 81 82 85 86 87 8 ching Staff Mike Eaton, Head Coach Butch Jones, Offense Coordinator Butch Gaddy, Defense Coordinator Paul Johnson, Defensive Backs August September 5 eptimber 14 September 21 September 28 | 5|ciber 5 [ober 12 October 17 October 26 November 2 AWAMBA FOOTBALL East Central 16 MSDelta 14 Copiah-Lincoln 7 East MS 7 Pearl River 28 Northeast 13 Holmes — - Gulf Coast -10 Northwest 13 Coahoma 7 North-State Playoff Copiah-Lincoln 21 Itawamba Itawamba Itawamba Itawamba Itawamba Itawamba Itawamba Itawamba Itawamba Itawamba Itawamba 18 17 21 3 14 17 24 12 14 17 37 i « J IJC Reaches National Ranking • « «,. ■ - ■ . i ««it •  • '  «•«« .■ ; .i « , - ' V , •• .«  «,«;, Jii  W  .«W« -,- • « • ■•• (row 1, left to right) Mike Smith, Russ Hardin, Shannon Bell, A. Q, Brownlee, Ken Todd, Mitch Eubank, Calvin Davis, Freeman Milton, Greg Tucker, Ken- ny Medows, Sledge Fyfe, Kenny Tatum, Asia Thorn, Marvin Marsh, Pat Ewing, Curly Dixon; (row 2) Gerald Donaldson, Wayne Foster, Ralph Brockington, Chad Wheeler, John Keeton, Mac Shell, Robert Joy, Bobby Gcigcs, Duane Greer, Boyce Googe, Mike Winter, Brian Abrams, Hershell Hitchcock, Mark Stovall, David Poss, Jeff Lyies, Jamie Mitchell, Mike Burleson; (row 3) Brian Vandevander, Coach Butch Jones, Wade Nanney, Coach Butch Gaddy, James Cole, Phillip Mathis, Ricky Woods, Tommy Betts, Robert Montgomery, Ashley Stevens, Anthony Dailey, Tracy Davis, Anthony Logon, Darren Fenton, Tony Clark, Carl Dobbs, Arthur Danner, Coach Mike Eaton, Kenny Stewart, Coach Paul Johnson; (row 4) David Mcintosh, Curtis Williams, Steve Hill, Calvin Thompson, Terry Bess, Toot Humphrey, Jeff Gafford, Bill Knight, Elzie Anderson, Bobby Joe Robertson, Mike Stovall, and Joey O ' Conner. Citing the return of twenty two players from last season ' s dismal 4-6 team, Coach Mike Eaton predicted a winning season for his IJC Indians in the 1985 pigskin season. Led by quarterback Mitch Eubank the Tribe looked forward to opening the season against East Central. Following a hard-fought 17-16 battle against East Central the squad faced Mississippi Delta, coming out on top in a 21-14 game. Next in line was Copiah- Lincoln Junior College of Wesson. Traveling on the road for the first time of the year, IJC dropped a 7-3 heartbreaker to the host Wolfpack. Returning home to face East Mississip- pi for the annual Homecoming game, the Tribe unleashed their offensive attack enroute to a 14-7 victory over the Lions. Pearl River was next on the agenda, and as the Indians did in their first road game of the season they dropped the game, 28-17, leaving the Indians over-all record at 3-2 heading into the second half of the schedule. The annual rivalry between IJC and Booneville ' s Northeast Jr. College Tigers took place on campus, giving the Tribe the crowd factor advantage. IJC claimed bragging rights to the area with an impressive 24-13 win and in the pro- cess upped their district record to 3-0 before facing Holmes. The Indians downed Holmes to run their district slate to 4-0 and looked to take on 1 ranked Mississippi Gulf Coast. The national ranking of the Bulldogs did little to sway the Tribe ' s morale, thus giv- ing the Tribe the momentum to pull out a 14-10 upset. Northwest followed MGCJC and the Indians for the second week in a row downed a nationally-ranked squad, this time trimming the Rangers, 17-13. Following the Indians ' win over North- west, IJC was placed among the elite by obtaining their own national ranking at number 14. The Tribe finished its regular season with a 37-7 thrashing of Coahoma before entering the play-offs against Cophiah- Lincoln. IJC dropped the play-off game 21-18, finishing the slate at 8-3. On the strength of IJC ' s overall showing. Head Coach Mike Eaton was named Coach of the Year among his peers. 100 Football Coaching Staff Leads Indians to Victory IJC Head Football Coach Mike Eaton has been at the helm of the Indian football program for 10 years, with only one losing season to date — that being the 1984 campaign. Married to the former Marcia Mauney, Coach Eaton has two children, Laura and Mallory. They make their home in Fulton on IJC ' s campus housing for faculty. Coach Eaton graduated from Mississippi State University in 1972 with a major in Administration. He participated in sports while at MSU, playing football. Before coming to Fulton and IJC, Coach Eaton coached at Ripley High School in Mississippi, where he served as Assistant Coach. Coach Eaton joined the Indian Coaching Staff in 1974 as an Assistant Coach in charge of defense. In 1976 he was promoted to the He ad Coach position when Ben Jones stepped down. In 1985 Coach Eaton led the Indians to an impressive 8-3 overall record and an appearance in the state play-offs. On the strength of the Tribe ' s showing. Coach Eaton was tabbed for Coach-of-the-Year laurels for 1985 in the north district. Head Coach Mike Eaton Defense Coordinator Butch Gaddy Offense Coordinator Butch Jones Defensive Backs Paul Johnson Football 101 Indians Pull Together For Play-Off Campaign Brian Abrams Elzie Anderson Shannon Bell Terry Bess Thomas Betts Ralph Brockington A. Q. Brownlee, Jr. Mike Burleson Tony Clark Anthony Dailey Calvin Davis Tracy Davis 102 Curly Dixon Carl Dobbs Gerald Donaldson Mitch Eubank Bobby Geiger Boycc Googe Russ Hardin Steve Hill Herschell Hitchcock Terence Humphrey Robert Joy, Jr. John Keaton !l03 Bill Knight Jeffrey Lilcs Anthony Logan dim i Phillip Mathis David Mcintosh Kenny Meadors Jamie Mitchell Robert Montgomery Joey O ' Connor Bobby Robertson Mack Shell . Marvin Marsh Freeman Milton David Poss Michael C. Smith 104 1 41 Ashley Stevens Kenny Tatum Calvin Thompson Ken Todd Greg Tucker Chad Wheeler Mike Winter Arthur Danner, Mgr. David O ' Connor, Mgr. Not Pictured: Ricky Woods Wade Nanney Wade Presley Asia Thorn I Curtis Williams Bobby Shumpert, Mgr. Kenneth Steward, Mgr. Brian Vandevander, Mgr. 105 ■B k ' ' i flSflH m ' t m Wi |r£fl K j Hk. M SB Hlk. 1 ft 1 JH fe-i. J MI, U 1 Football 107 NO. 35 24 32 23 11 21 50 20 22 15 44 40 31 30 12 10 25 1985-86 Indian Basketball NAME Tommy Boyd Chris Diggs Jeff Eubanks Larry Hyde Rodney Hodges Oliver Johnson Roderick Jones Wade Keith Jimmy Mullins Herman Peoples Attila Sabo Ricardo Seals Leonard Thomas Frankie Tackett Eric Richardson Molia Ware Kenyan Caples IMRiM. f HT. WT. CLASS H.S. 6 ' 8 225 Soph. Ingomar 6 ' 4 170 Soph. Hatley 6 ' 4 190 Fresh. Pontotoc 6 ' 3 180 Soph. Aberdeen 511 160 Soph. Aberdeen 65 200 Soph. Aberdeen 63 185 Fresh. Memphis, TN 62 185 Fresh. Mooreville 63 180 Fresh. Laurel, IN 511 165 Fresh. Cincinnati, OH 6 ' 7 210 Fresh. Cleveland, OH 6 ' 6 205 Fresh. Cleveland, OH 6 ' 3 165 Fresh. Amory 0 6 ' 180 Fresh. Houston 511 165 Fresh. Newburgh,NY 511 145 Fresh. Aberdeen 62 175 Soph. Tupelo COACH: Wayne Newsom MANAGERS : Adam Dunlap Alvin Dunlap Ace Pulliam STATS: Darrel Hathcock 108 Basketball Men ' s Basketball team members include (front, 1 to r) Herman Peoples, Frankie Tackett, Kenyan Caples, Molia Ware, Chris Diggs; (row 2) Roderick Jones, Jim- my Mullins, Wade Keith, Leonard Thomas, Larry Hyde, Eric Richardson; (row 3) Manager Alvin Dunlap, Manager Adam Dunlap, Jeff Eubanks, Ricardo Seals, Tommy Boyd, Oliver Johnson, Attila Sabo, and Coach Wayne Newsom. I.J.C. Men ' s Basketball Head Coach Wayne Newsom welcomed back three returnees from last season ' s squad and im- mediately looked for help from 7-8 incoming freshmen. Opening the 1985-86 season hosting the Brewer State Bears of Fayette, AL, the Indians were led by freshman Roderick Jones ' 16 points but couldn ' t overcome a 19-point halftime gap and ended up losing the game 71-60. The Tribe split their next four contests; the Indians downed Meridian 83-78 in a comeback bid; Mary Holmes downed the Tribe 95-92 to drop the slate to 1-2 overall; Jackson (TN) State was next on the agenda and Mississippi State transfer Tommy Boyd poured in 24 points to lead the Indian attack in an 83-75 IJC win; the Indians fell to 2-3 following an 87-78 set-back at the hands of archrival Northeast Junior College. The Indians ' record slipped even further down before a late season surge brought the squad ' s overall slate to 9-10 following the Coahoma game. The IJC attack was centered around Tommy Boyd, Ricardo Seals, Rodney Hodges, Chris Diggs, Oliver Johnson, Larry Hyde and Roderick Jones. Basketball 109 Z.M Tommy Boyd Ricardo Seals Frankie Tackctt WAYNE NEWSOM Men ' s Basketball Coach Graduate of Southeastern LA University Past Coaching Jobs Alcorn Central Aberdeen Played Sports Baseball, Basketball Southeastern LA University Wife Elizabeth Children Kim Laurie Manager Adam Dunlap Manager Alvin Dunlap Chris Diggs Leonard Thomas Manager Darrel Hathcock 110 Basketball 112 Basketball 1 5-86 y y Indian Basketball NAME Faye Shui TessiejRandl Sherry Jones Stefan Ashwood Monica Payne Abigail Kelly en Warren ridget Sims Kay Ball Missy Farrar Tracie Hall Cynthia Lowe POS. G G G F G G F F G F F G HT. 5 ' 5 5 ' 4 5 ' 6 5 ' 9 5 ' 6 5 ' 8 511 ' 511 ' 5 ' 6 ' 510 ' 5 ' 9 5 ' 9 H.S. Fulton Hamilton Houston H.B. Plant, Tampa, FL Houston King, Tampa, FL Mantachie Amory North Pontotoc Hatley Hamilton Hamilton COACH: Max Munn MANAGERS Dana Wl Darrel H| Lynn Gal Angle Lil l ead — Tremont icock — Smithville Fulton I — Smithville Basketball 113 I m%k ' il A I i ir 1 ' Lady Indians include (row 1, 1 to r) Sherry Jones, Faye Shumpert, Tessie Randle, Kay Ball, Manager Lynn Gates; (row 2) Abigail Kelly, Monica Payne, Cynthia Lowe, Stefanic Ashwood, Manager Dana Whitehead; (row 3) Coach Max Munn, Bridget Sims, Ellen Warren, Missy Farrar, Tracie Hall, Manager Darrel Hathcock. Lady Indians Head Coach Max Munn began the season with a group of coachable co-eds with a large portion of quickness, hustle and desire. The squad opened the season at 3-1 by downing Meridian 84-68 in the season opening contest; next came Mary Holmes and a 84-72 vic- tory behind Missy Farrar ' s 21 point performance; the team went 3-0 via a 72-69 win over visiting Jackson (TN) State before dropping the first game and initial conference date to Northeast Junior College by a 104-65 score. The Lady Indians continued their winning ways and went as-far-as a 7-1 slate following a 60-53 win over Jones Jr. College. The team rallied all season long behind Missy Farrar, Ellen Warren, Bridget Sims, Kay Ball and Tracie Hall. 114 Basketball Kay Ball Sherry Jones Missy Farrar Abigail Kelly J.MAXMUNN Women ' s Basketball Coach Graduate of University of Southern Mississippi Mississippi State University Past Coaching Jobs Tupelo High School Played Sports East Central Junior College Wife Terri Monica Payne Tessie Randle Tracie Hall Cynthia Lowe Faye Shumpert Basketball 115 Bridget Sims Ellen Warren Manager Lynn Gates 116 117 ' I Kelly Hester Lead Tribe Attack Although Coaches Linda Partloiv and Max Munn were short on quality players, the softball team pulled through in the clutch to win some very important games enroute to a .500 season behind the inspired play of Renee Hester, Evette Kelly, Jackeye Rakestraw and Stephanie Wooten. The two second year Lady In- dians, Hester and Kelly, were the backbone of a relatively young squad which overcame many adver- sities throughout the campaign. For their efforts on the year Hester and Kelly were selected among the state ' s top softballers in the junior college ranks. Renee Hester drives a pitch during the Northeast Alabama game on the Fulton Campus. ' - • •• wiSC The 1985 IJC Women ' s Softball team includes (front, left to right) Tracey Maxcy, Renee Hester, Angela Graham, Alecia Sides, Caria Brangenberg, Kim Patterson, Jackeye Rakestraw, Wanda Rock; (back) Coach Linda Partlow, Manager Julie Riggs, Dottie Smith, Reynetta Arnold, Janice Wallace, Stephanie Wooten, Evette Kelley, Tracie Hamblin, Coach Max Munn. 118 Softbai: Janice Wallace slides into third base in Softball action as the Lady Indians lead. Coach Linda Partlow watches closely. The 1985 Women ' s Softball squad, coached by Linda Partlow and Max Munn, compiled a .500 winning percen- tage despite facing stiff competition throughout the season. The team was led by Renee Hester, Jackeye Rakestraw, Janice Wallace and Stephanie Wooten. The Lady Indians effort was centered around eight sophomores while six freshmen also contributed im- mensely to the program. The 17-17 overall record was a blessing in disguise since the experience the freshmen received will pay off in the upcoming season. Evette Kelly and Renee Hester, both sophomores, garnered All-State recognition for the 1985 team. Sophomore pitcher Renee Hester strides off the mound enroute to another Lady Indian win. Softball 119 •- t i .rir S ' tf  s I Indians Complete 30 Win Season in 1985 The Itawamba Junior College baseball team completed a 30-14 season in its 1985 spring schedule. Coach Roy Cresap ' s squad was led by Rich Smooth Wingo, Jimbo Byars, Jeff Morrison, and Jack Moore. The team was comprised of 15 sophomores and 10 freshmen look- ing to gain valuable experience for upcoming seasons. Five members from this year ' s team gained scholarships to senior colleges to pursue their athletic talents. They were Jim Byars, pitcher. Delta State; Richie Wingo, second base. Delta State; Anthony Berry, centerfield. Rust College; Richard Williams, catcher, Livingston University; and Mitch Hamm, second base, Livingston University. The squad finished the season in third place, only a game from the play-offs. The Indians were led offensively by Anthony Berry and Rich Wingo while Jimbo Byars and Sam McCraw led the pitching rotation throughout the campaign. One definite plus for the team ' s overall showing was team attitude and an overall balance of sopho- more leadership and freshman balance. Sophomore Mike Edgeworth takes a rip at the ball. An exceptional power hitter, Mike was the dh for the Indians. 120 Baseball Brad Waycaster stares down at Coach Cresap to get h,s sign while preparing to bat. ' -.iff ' . ' - t K j: } v.; ' 1 ■ ' ' i W- ' 2 ' - Richard Williams takes time off from behind the plate to warm up the pitcher. Anthony Buse. Baseball 121 Coach Roy Cresap ' s Fall Baseball team had a very successful season preparing for the spring schedule. Led by sophomore Jack Moore, the team downed such perennial powerhouses as Gulf Coast and Brewer State while fighting to a tie with Delta State University. This was the first year in which the new baseball field was used, providing the team with excellent facilities in which to enhance their skills in preparation for the upcoming seasons. (Above) Sophomore pitcher Ty Montgomery reaches back for a little extra against Brewer State. (Right) Darrell Riggins swings at the pitch In fall bat- ting practice before the opening game. ;-. : , . 122 Baseball Members of the 1985 Fall Baseball team include (first row, left to right) John Hammond, Mike Likes, Keith Johnson, Jack Moore, Jeff Morrison, Sam McCraw, Bill Donald, Tim Wiggington; (second row) Mark Bum Hastings, Mike Yambrek, Chris Basil, Darrell Riggins, Tye Montgomery, Tim Mitchell, Tommy Watson, Kelvin Burns; (third row) Anthony Frog Buse, Mike Patterson, Ronnie Yancy, Brian Ezell, Chris England, Glenn Smith, and Scott Collier. Jack Moore drives a pitch into the gap knocking in the winning run for the Indians. Baseball 123 Coach Roy Cresap watches the Indians in action from his third base coaching box. Marty Jack Gillespie takes a pitch high as the In- dians battle Brewer State. Catcher Keith Johnson strokes a pitch into right field. As a soph, Keith split time with Bum Hastings. Sophomore Anthony Frog Buse smiles in ap- proval as the Indians win yet another game. ma t W ! :!« ' S ' 124 Baseball i ;Hff : ' - ' i 1985 iJC Women ' s Tennis Team members include (left to right) Cindy Craig, Amy Smith, Carla Brangenberg, Dottie Smith, and Coach Linda Partlow. Tennis Team Nets State Tournament Title IJC ' s women ' s tennis team was comprised of four members for the 1985 Spring schedule. Coach Linda Partlow ' s squad was led by Cindy Craig and Amy Smith while Carla Brangenberg and Amy Smith made up the No. 1 doubles team for the women. Brangenberg was the first place finisher in the first division while Cindy Smith claimed the runner- up slot in the fourth division for 1984. 1985 was the season in which IJC returned a member to the top spot in a division after falling short in ' 84. The IJC men ' s tennis squad once again was tops in the state, being led by Scott Lee and David Duke. Coach Paul Johnson ' s men played power tennis throughout the year with Lee and Duke leading the way followed by David Cayson and Jason Palmer who were named 1985 No. 4 doubles state cham- pions, MJCAA. Lee and Duke were named 1985 No. 1 doubles state champions by the MJCAA. Duke claimed the No. 2 singles state champions spot. The team landed in the state tournament for the sixth year in a row, adding to the IJC legacy of ten- nis dominance in the state. Tennis 125 1985 Men ' s Tennis Team includes (front) Coach Paul Johnson; (back, left to right) Clayton Ledbetter, David Cayson, Scott Lee, David Duke, Jason Palmer, Mike Blissard. Sophomore Carla Brangenberg shows off her forehand in practice before the state match. The IJC Men ' s Tennis squad once again was tops in the state, being led by Scott Lee and David Duke. Coach Paul Johnson ' s men played power tennis throughout the year with Lee and Duke leading the way followed by Clayton Ledbetter, David Cayson, Jason Palmer, and Mike Blissard. Lee and Duke were named the MJCAA No. 1 doubles team for 1985. i PttS i aWiW ?«www  ia iawBiw 126 Tennis Scott Lee 1985 No. 1 Doubles State Champion MJCAA David Duke 1985 No. 1 Doubles State Champion 1985 No. 2 Singles State Champion MJCAA ' f - u Tennis 127 Astros Pick Indian Shortstop Words can ' t express how I felt as I sat there and read the letter with my mouth wide open. I still have to pinch myself sometimes to make sure I am not dreaming. These are the words of IJC ' s sophomore shortstop Jack Moore as he was in- formed, Friday, January 17, that he had been selected by the Houston Astros in major league baseball ' s winter draft. Moore, who batted .315 for the Tribe in the spring and .397 in the fall, credits most of his success to Coach Roy Cresap. Without Coach and Mrs. Cresap, I couldn ' t have done it. They have meant more to me than anybody in my life. Moore said. I also think that if it were not for sophomore teammates and good friends, Keith Johnson and Bum Hastings, pushing me and just being there to pick me up when 1 fell, I probably wouldn ' t have had such a chance as this. Moore said. Moore credited his success mostly to God, because if it weren ' t for Him, none of this would be possible. 128 Sports Colleges Recruit Indian Football Squad Sophomores Members of the 1985 Indian football squad caught the attention of several university recruiters following a successful season. Players who reported at the beginning of the spring semester were Steve Hill, nose guard, Mur- ray State (KY); Mitch Eubanks, quarterback, Boyce Googe, offensive linemen, and Carl Dobbs, defensive end, Delta State; Anthony Dailey, defensive tackle and Asia Thorn, defensive back. Southeastern Missouri; David Poss, who is trying out at Murray State; Robert Joy, linebacker, Troy State (AL); Marvin Marsh, running back. Universi- ty of North Alabama; and Calvin Thompson, tight end, Norfolk State. Those who planned to transfer at the end of the spring semester were Curtis Williams, A. Q. Brownlee, Terry Bess, Mike Smith, and Bobby Joe Robertson. Sports 129 Sports Take Spotlight 130 Sports In Indian Country 4...: ii a SRi Mkii.:a«« ' i -iirti i; !. ' Sports 131 132 Sports • ■ . M- T S. «. , s p o R T S Jim - H v )t ¥ 1.  « Vi ' ™ V «««■ mm Sports 135 Charting Our Course . . . , 1 1 Learning is what it ' s all about. To be the best that we can be, we must have the proper guidance . . . from the board to other students . . . each helping the other . . . charting our course with en- thusiasm . . . the yeast that makes your hopes rise to the stars. - 136 137 Board of Trustees 138 Board of Trustees Board of Trustees 139 Benjamin Cites Learning as Main IJC Goal Dr. W. O. Benjamin is pleased with the progress of Itawamba Junior College in his 13 years as president, But we still have a long way to go. He predicts an optimistic future during which he would like to see continued im- provement in instruction — for IJC to expand its services . . . Learning, he notes, is the main goal of Itawamba Junior College. I want the students to receive the skills, knowledge and wisdom that would enable them to be successful in their chosen career. President Benjamin enjoys public in- volvement — working with people — which leaves very little time for relaxa- tion. I especially like to see people ac- quire the skill and knowledge that will enable them to be successful. And he has devoted his entire career to that philosophy. From science instruc- tor to school administrator, Benjamin has been a vital force in the educational pro- cess of many youth in Mississippi. He attained Bachelor of Science, Master of Science, Master of Education and Doctor of Education degrees at the University of Mississippi. Benjamin and his wife, the former Doris Sneed, have one son, Kent, who resides in Austin, TX. President Benjamin has been a part of Itawamba Junior College during 13 ex- citing years. I ' m happy. It ' s a very rewarding experience. Dr. W. O. Benjamin 140 President Dr. Benjamin relaxes with wife, Doris, in the President ' s home on campus. Many hours are spent in contact with other education officials across the nation. Receiving a check for the IJC Foundation from bank official, Gary Walker, is one of President Benjamin ' s more pleasant tasks. President 141 Administration W. F. Edmonson Dean of Instructional Affairs William M. Jaggers Director of Vocational-Technical Education and Tupelo Campus 142 Administration Carl Comer Dean of Student Affairs Starkey Morgan Director of Business Affairs Doris Benjamin Coordinator of Library Services W. E. Boggs Coordinator of Public Relations, Bookstores, and High School Relations Billy Caples Director of Financial Aid Jerry Senter Director of Fiscal Affairs Administration 143 Donna Thomas Director of Public Rela- tions and Public Information Roy Cresap Director of Housing and Activities, Baseball Coach Wayne Sullivan Director of Ad- ministrative Planning and Information Systems Mike Eaton Athletic Director and Head Football Coach Karen McFerrin Counselor and Instructor Max Munn Director of Recruiting, Counselor, and Women ' s Basketball Coach 144 Administration Elizabeth Newsom Technical Education Counselor Nina Pate Admissions Counselor K1 j 4 : . ;t ' I H K jL n « H ' ' ' ' k INir W: ■X, { i X Ron Phillips Assistant Director of Technical Education Carolyn Prestage Director of Associate Degree Nursing Jim Egger Program Coordinator — Title III Rannie Barnett Assistant Director In- dustrial Services Administration 145 Charles Chrestman Assistant Director Program Operations Mac Allen Thomas Director Continuing Education Nancy White Assistant Director Federal Programs Jim Fagan Coordinator Student Services Billy T. Lowry Coordinator Program Services Lynette Miller Supervisor Health Occupations Practical Nurse Instructor 146 Administration - iS Alma Jo Rayburn Supervisor ABE GED Bonnie Soper Vocational-Technical Counselor Sarah Smith Vocational-Technical Evening Counselor Audrey McFarland Kinard Special Services Fred Taylor Federal Employment Training Counselor David Rather Employment Preparation Coordinator Administration 147 Marian Abel Music Larry Armstrong Chairperson, Communications Rolon Barnes Chemistry Chris Bean Child Development Ken Bishop English Gwen Boggs Psychology Nelwyn Brantley Nursing Gina Bridgman Accounting Nelda Bryson Botany Larry Burrell Band Director Jerry Cogdell Assistant Band Director Lynn Collier Fashion Merchandising ' .Jmi 148 Faculty M Nan Comer English Charlotte Curtis Nursing Bill Denton Computer Science Tom Douglas Art Carolyn Franks English -;, . Butch Caddy Assistant Football Lisa Hawkins Nursing Betty Heaton Chairperson, Advancement Opportunities Linda Herring Child Development Faculty 149 Richard Hodges Woodwind Claude Hood Math Janis Howell Nursing John Hughes Chairperson, Social Science David Jacquette Sociology Paul Johnson Assistant Football Butch Jones Assistant Foo tball Pamala Jones Nursing Faye Jordan Nursing Bill Lay Biology Larry Loden Nursing Jim Long Chairperson, Natural Science Susan Mauney Secretarial Science Bill May Director, Radiologic Technology Pat McCormack Developmental English y 150 Faculty Kathy McShane Nursing Curtis Monroe Social Science Joe Nannie Forestry Wayne Newsom Physical Education Joyce Nicholson Speech JoOrr Chairperson, Music Education Herbert Parham Chemistry Linda Partlow Developmental Math Myra Poole Nursing Dr. Pat Sistruni reviews Spanish with student, Don Johnson. Faculty 151 James H. Plunkett Respiratory Therapy Director Robert Reedy Chairperson, Art Vicki Rial Biology A Arlene Riley Graphics Photography Charles Riley Psychology Robert Ring Art Dixie Russell Mathematics Stacey Russell Business Gayle Salyer Nursing --Nfy Spencer Celebrates 38 IJC Years Mrs. Patti Jo Spencer has been a mainstay at Itawamba Junior College for the past 38 years thus giving her the distinc- tion of having the most tenure among her peers. An Itawamba Agricultural High School graduate of 1947, Mrs. Spencer continued her education at IJC and achieved her B.S. degree in Secretarial Sciences and her Master ' s degree in Business Education at Mississippi State University. Mrs. Spencer holds the current title of Secretarial Sciences instructor here at IJC and works with Business Education students. 152 Faculty Greg Seals Respiratory Therapy Randy Shadburn Physics C. L. Shelton Computer-Based Instructional Curriculum Specialist Pat Sistrunk Foreign Languages Billy Smith Computer Science Billy Sneed Chairperson, Mathematics Charles Stone Agribusiness Gene Tilghman Social Science Bob Tomlinson Chairperson, Fine Arts Martha Tomlinson Theatre Kaleidoscope Director Jeanette Watson Nursing ! Glenda West Biology Margaret Wilburn English Joe Williams Chairperson, Business Administration Susan Wise DMT Faculty 153 Ken Adams Robotics Ann Arnold Communication Charles Barton Auto Don Benjamin Drafting Design Regina Chrestman Related Instruction Melinda Clark Related Instruction Lynn Collums Electronics Delorise Daugherty Data Processing Claude Faulkner Data Processing Jerry Franks Civil Engineering Lois Franks Nursing Emery Gary Mathematics 154 Faculty Drue Jolly Upholstery Peggy Johnson Related Instruction Billy Lively Air Conditioning, Refrigeration, Appliance Repair Faculty 155 Eddie McCarty Foam Fabrication Furniture Assembly Harry Presley Robotics Gray Prewitt Data Processing Mike Price Employment Preparation Renea Randle Math Physics Bill Ratliff Drafting Design Sam Roye Diesel Mary Smith Secretarial Carl Soden Welding Jimmy Springer Laser Electro-Optics ■ 156 Faculty 1 ! r . W J i . Mary Franks Secretary, Nursing Karen French Secretary, AOP Janet Graham Faculty Secretary 158 Staff Donna Guth Secretary, Student Affairs Sharon Lenoir Child Development Lab. Tech. Frances Luther Secretary, Business Manager Johnny Mann Internal Auditor Jesker Miles Library Clerk Laura Ratliff Secretary, Financial Aid Betty Tilghman Library Clerk Etta Kate Umfress Secretary, Dean of Admissions and Guidance Lisa Wilburn Secretary, Financial Aid Tammy Williams Secretary, Admissions Staff 159 Geneva Boyd Curriculum Specialist ABE GED Secretary Marty Davis Audio- Visual Technician Deanna Harrington Secretary, Business Office Joyce Johnson Library Clerk Dot Lawhon Switchboard Operator Debbie Loden Secretary, Student Services Sharon McKissick Secretary, Student Services Pat Petty Campus Police Jane Rather Business Office 160 Staff Pat Swindoll Secretary to the Director Alice Whitaker Continuing Education Glenda Segars Librarian Debbie Smith JTPA Bookkeeper Rhonda Stevens JTPA Secretary Staff 7 161 i 162 Faculty ;% ,14 Faculty 163 FULTON SOPHOMORES Terry Abernethy, Tupelo Randy Aldridge, Fayette, AL Melissa Alldread, Tupelo Ricky Allen, Houston Beverly Anderson, Tupelo Jim Anderson, Okolona Mark Anderson, Tupelo Johanna Ankkuri, Tupelo John Anthony, Trcmont Jimmy Armstrong, Okolona Rhonda Armstrong, Tupelo Sandra Bailey, Mantachie Paula Bain, Verona Jama Baker, Tupelo Twana Baker, Plantersville Jeff Ballard, Tupelo Patricia Barnett, Tupelo Jeff Basham, Amory Gidget Bates, Fulton Lisa Bates, Tupelo Sue Bean, Mantachie Mildred Bell, Pontotoc Mark Bennett, Fulton Sandy Bennett, Fulton Thomas Betts, Okolona Greg Bigham, Okolona Angle Bishop, Mooreville Ken Black, Nettleton Natalie Blackman, Fulton Sarah Blanchard, Okolona Cliff Blaylock, Smithville Laura Boatner, Tupelo Karen Bouldin, Tupelo Yolanda Bounds, Houston Donna Bowen, Shannon Joyce Bowen, Houston 164 Cl.isses FULTON SOPHOMORES Terrie Bowen, Pontotoc Jane Bowers, Aberdeen Tommy Boyd, Pontotoc Nancy Breaux, Saltillo Missy Brewer, Fulton Paula Brewer, Plantersvillc Ralph Brockington, Clewiston, FL Mary Beth Brown, Fulton A. Q, Brownlee, Houston Gloria Brunt, Houston Joe Brunt, Houston Karen Bryan, Amory Jane Buchanan, Houlka Brad Bullard, Tupelo Mia Bunch, Aberdeen Bandi Burt, Pontotoc Anthony Buse, Saltillo Jeff Buse, Mantachie Pat Byrd, Fulton Tcrri Cadden, Amory Karla Calloway, Tupelo Terry Calmcs, Tupelo Mary Cantrell, Hamilton, AL Kenyan Caples, Vardaman Jeanni Carroll, Smithville Kim Cason, Fulton Kevin Castleberry, Tupelo Tim Cauthern, Fulton David Cayson, Tupelo Jeanne Cayson, Mooreville Andrea Chamblee, Houston Tommy Chamblee, Fulton Cheryl Chappell, Tupelo Regenia Chase, Pontotoc Anita Chastain, Hamilton, AL Eric Chunn, Tupelo FULTON SOPHOMORES Eundra Clarett, Houston Deloris Clark, Tupelo Tammic Clark, Trcmont Mark Cobb, Tupelo Cheryl Cockrell, Amory Debra Coggin, Shannon Paula Colburn, Fulton Angle Cole, Annory Sue Coleman, West Point Dorothy Conklin, New Albany Martha Conn, Plantersvllle Rhonda Cook, Mantachie Julie Covington, Saltillo Mike Cox, Amory Keith Cross, Fulton Paula Cummings, luka Yolanda Cunningham, Holly Springs Debi Currencc, Amory Anthony Dailey, Louisville, KY Rochell Dancy, Aberdeen Brian Davis, Tupelo Calvin Davis, Tupelo Daphne Davis, Pontotoc Gregory Davis, Tupelo Mary Davis, Hamilton Rosalind Davis, Fulton Scott Davis, Smithville Cheryl Dees, Tremont Christa Dees, Mantachie Cecil Dendy, Houston Debbie Digby, luka Chris Diggs, Hatley Rodney Dill, Mantachie Meianie Dixon, Aberdeen Carl Dobbs, Aberdeen Bill Dodds, Aberdeen 166 Classes FULTON SOPHOMORES Gerald Donaldson, Wakulla, FL Ted Dowdy, Pontotoc Tina Dozier, Fulton Melinda Dufford, Tupelo Dale Dulaney, Mantachie Aven Duren, Tupelo Patsy Easter, Tupelo Charli Easterling, Pontotoc Rosemary Edwards, Amory Barry Eldrldge, Houston Amy Ellis, Mantachie Frances Ellis, New Albany Rita Ellis, Tupelo Melissa Enlow, Tupelo Patrick Enlow, Saltillo Jennifer Epps, Golden Peggy Estes, Tupelo Sherron Estes, Fulton Mitch Eubank, Tupelo Deborrah Evans, Fulton Darren Ewing, Aberdeen Nancy Fairley, Tupelo Sandra Falkner, Woodland Stephanie Farrington, Red Bay, AL Connie Feather, Tupelo Debbie Featheringill, Tupelo Jackie Fells, Shannon Darren Fenton, Tupelo Randle Finch, Hamilton Vicki Finney, Nettleton Missy Fly, Plantersville Linda Foster, Tupelo Amy Foy, Tupelo Renea Franks, Mantachie John Freeman, Houston Melissa Freeman, Tupelo Classes 167 FULTON SOPHOMORES Angie Taylor and Lee Rogers relax with friends in the Student Center. Jeff Gafford, Saltillo Elinda Gardner, Bclden Karen Gardner, Aberdeen David Garner, Randolph Alisa Gates, Okolona Lynn Gates, Fulton Evan Gault, Saltillo Bobby Geiger, Griffin, GA Tim Gentry, Pontotoc Linda Gipson, Oxford Jeff Glover, Ecru Diane Goines, Verona Boyce Googe, Mantachie Joey Gore, Houston Constance Goree, Shannon Linda Gosa, Amory Connie Graham, Fulton Sheila Gray, Fulton Sherry Gray, Ackerman Duanc Greer, North Pontotoc Kathy Greer, Amory Lernard Griffin, Amory Linda Griffin, Houston Peggi Griffin, Belden Todd Griffin, Houston Mark Grubbs, Tupelo Wanda Gunn, Tupelo Jamie Gunnells, Nettleton Nobie Guntcr, Tupelo John Hall, Shannon Patricia Hall, Okolona Virginia Hamilton, Amory Rodney Hampton, Aberdeen Jill Haney, Amory Tim Hardin, Fulton 168 Classes FULTON SOPHOMORES Chris Harmon, Houston Cheryl Harper, Houston Patricia Harris, Golden Tina Harris, Fulton Mark Hastings, Red Bay, AL Cordell Hatchett, Houston Darrel Hathcock, Smithville Evelyn Haughton, Aberdeen Tim Hayes, Fulton Jim Hensley, Tupelo Jimmy Higginbotham, Aberdeen Kenneth Hight, Tupelo Chris Hill, Tupelo Marilyn Hill, Crawford Ronnie Hill, Nettleton Steve Hill, Houston Greg Hilton, Tupelo Teresa Hinshaw, West Point Rodney Hodges, Aberdeen Scotty Holcomb, Pontotoc Leslie Hollingsworth, Fulton Stephanie Holt, Tupelo Joel Hood, Tupelo Robyn Hood, Blue Springs Scott Hopkins, Tupelo Kevin Hopson, Houston Martin Houghton, Amory Cynthia Houpt, Pontotoc Toni Houston, Pontotoc Judy Huddleston, Tupelo Darren T. Hudson, Pontotoc Keith Huggins, Houston Debbie Hughes, Fulton Eugene Hughes, Moorevillc Kelly Hussey, Tupelo Randy Tribbet, Roy Lagrone, and Bobby Shumpert were part of the Express Team which won the annual intramural football league. FULTON SOPHOMORES Jeanine Hutchins, Mooreville Trudy Hutson, Tupelo Pam Inman, Bruce Carolyn Isbcll, Okolona Essie James, Aberdeen Barry Jernigan, Amory Cindy Johnson, Fulton Edith Johnson, Guntown Joy Johnson, Houston Lola Johnson, luka Oliver Johnson, West Point Pam Johnson, Amory Sherri Johnson, Mooreville Susan Johnston, Mooreville Sharmayne Jones, Houston Tracy Jones, Belden Robert Joy, Bolivar, TN Michael Kather, Tupelo Jennifer Kelly, Shannon Debbie Knox, Okolona Roy Lagrone, Tupelo Judy Lancaster, Woodland Donna Land, Aberdeen Bruce Landreth, Tupelo Kaye Langlcy, Houston Mark Langner, Birmingham, AL Terry Larabee, Fulton Donna Lathon, Fulton Beverly Lawson, Tupelo Sally Lawson, Okolona Angela Leach, Okolona Clayton Ledbetter, Tupelo Rosanne Leech, Tupelo Rachel Lewis, Okolona David Likes, Shclbyville, KY Sharon Lindsay, luka 170 Classes FULTON SOPHOMORES Laura Lindscy, Fulton Louise Lindsey, Fulton Jimmy Logan, Pontotoc Thomas Loyd, Mooreville William Long, Bcldcn Robynn Lucas, Fulton Laurie Lucius, Columbus Debbie Mabry, Verona Sandra Marlin, Mantachie Marvin Marsh, Gadsden, AL Alva Martin, Hamilton Michelle Martin, Tupelo Kent Mask, Pontotoc Jimmy Mathis, Tupelo Karen Maxcy, Mooreville Andrea May, Houston Lynn McAbee, Bruce Dar lene McClellan, Tupelo David McCollum, Amory Randy McDade, Shannon Rosemary McDonald, Tupelc Margaret McFadde, Amory Cindy McGhee, Aberdeen Sam McGraw, Saltillo Bob McKinney, Fulton William McManus, Houlka David McMinn, Mooreville Melanie McNeer, Houston Albert McShan, Pontotoc David Mears, Saltillo Lisa Merritt, Smithville Lecha Miller, Tupelo Stan Miller, Tupelo Michelle Mills, Hamilton, AL Teresa Mims, Houston Bobbie Mitchell, Fulton Classes 171 FULTON SOPHOMORES Renee Mitchell, Mantachie Ricky Mitchell, Fulton Tim Mitchell, Mooreville Reanett Mize, Greenwood Springs Margaret Ann Montgomery, Tupelo Mitch Montgomery, Pontotoc Suzanne Montgomery, Tremont Tye Montgomery, Pontotoc Amy Moore, Fulton Cheryl Moore, Amory Jack Moore, Nashville, TN James Moore, Tampa, FL Julie Moore, Fulton Tammy Moore, Amory Pat Moore, Okolona Alane Morgan, Pontotoc Jeff Morrison, Versailles, KY Jerome Mott, Verona Robin Moyers, luka Bill Mullins, Mooreville Tamera Mullins, Tupelo Kelly Murphree, Houlka Gerald Neeley, Fulton Julie Newell, Mantachie Michele Nichols, Tupelo Sheila Norris, Fulton Lynn Ommen, Tupelo Maria Ormon, Amory Rhonda Oswalt, Fulton Lee Outlaw, Baldwyn Jeffery Owens, Fulton Tara Pace, Caledonia Eunice Page, Aberdeen Sherrie Page, Mooreville Jason Palmer, Tupelo Vickie Palmer, Smithville 172 Classes FULTON SOPHOMORES Delese Palmertree, Pontotoc Lori Pardue, Tishomingo Mary Park, Pontotoc Cynthia Parker, Tupelo Tim Parrish, Tremont Teresa Parson, luka Kim Patterson, Pontotoc Melissa Patterson, Pontotoc Brenda Payne, Holly Springs Debra Payne, Nettleton Monica Payne, Houston Jennie Pence, Pontotoc Ann Pharr, Hackleburg, AL Todd Phillips, Van Vleet Agnes Plunkett, Fulton Mary Pope, Amory David Poss, Aberdeen Brenda Powell, Mantachie Mary Prestridge, Amory Pat Price, Houston Frank Pruitt, Amory Ace Pulllam, Houston Greg Quinn, Fulton Jackeyc Rakestraw, Saltillo Bettie Ratliff, Fulton Tina Rea, Tupelo Gueary Reed, Tupelo Lizbeth Reese, Tupelo Christi Reeves, Amory Elonda Reeves, Golden Judy Reeves, Fulton Rachel Reich, Amory Paula Renfroe, Tupelo Angle Rhodes, Hamilton Tami Rhudy, Nettleton Angle Riddle, West Point FULTON SOPHOMORES Charles Riley, Tupelo Tammy Roberts, Tupelo Anita Robinson, Tremont Patsy Robinson, luka Sherry Robinson, Fulton Lee Rogers, Okolona Lewis Rogers, Tupelo Sharon Rooks, Nettleton Lori Ross, Tupelo Stan Royer, Tupelo Mike Ruff, Tupelo Richard Rushing, Fulton Steven Rushing, Mantachie Lisa Russell, Fulton Carolyn Baiters, Tupelo Dan Sandefur, Fulton Joyce Sandefur, Fulton Greg Sanders, Saltillo Paulette Sanders, Tupelo Alicia Sandlin, Tupelo Tim Sartin, Pontotoc Amy Scribner, Nettleton Patricia Seely, Hamilton Cindy Senter, Fulton David Senter, Verona Sherry Sheffield, Tupelo Elizabeth Sherfey, Tupelo Jacques Shumpert, Tupelo Deanna Shutiok, Tupelo Diana Sims, Smithville Barbara Sisk, Shannon Charlotte Smith, Okolona Constance Smith, Tupelo David Smith, Houston James Smith, Saltillo Joe Smith, Tupelo 174 Classes FULTON SOPHOMORES Michael Smith, Atlanta, GA Ricky Smith, Okoiona Betty Snipes, Dorsey Annie Southward, Tishomingo Brenda Sparks, Tupelo Kipp Sparks, Fulton Laura Spires, Fulton Cindy Springer, Tupelo Anthony Staten, Pontotoc Judy Steel, Tremont Blake Stein, Tupelo Angel Stephenson, Ackerman Richard Stovall, Shannon Sharon Strange, Fulton Krista Strawbridge, Aberdeen Brian Sugg, Amory Mike Sullivan, Fulton Ricky Summerford, Fulton Jackie Sykes, Amory Jennifer Tally, Mooreville Sherry R. Tapp, Amory Dean Tate, Fayette, AL Angle Taylor, Fulton Debbie Taylor, Pontotoc Laura Taylor, Fulton Bill Thomas, Amory Byron Thomas, Tupelo John Thompson, Tupelo Steve Thompson, Amory Asia Thorn, Louisville, KY Eric Thorn, Fulton Pam Tidwell, Tupelo Stephen Tidwell, Pontotoc Cathy Todd, Fulton Meiinda Todd, Tupelo Leslie Torrence, Tupelo FULTON SOPHOMORES Natalie Torrence, Tupelo Debbie Towery, Tupelo Beth Townsend, Shannon Lavoyne Trimble, Hamilton Rhonda Tucker, Fulton Rita Tucker, Saltillo Diane Turner, Tremont Wanda Turner, Tremont Belinda Underwood, Nettleton Tina Underwood, Fulton Shelia Vaughn, Tupelo Steve Violette, Tupelo Anthony Waddell, Tupelo Pamela J. Walden, Smithville Deanna Walker, Tupelo Scotty Wall, Tupelo Angela Wallace, Houston Janice Wallace, Houston Janie Wallace, Fulton Nelvin Wallace, North Pontotoc Bessie Walls, Amory Phil Walsh, Nettleton Sondra Ward, Hackleburg, AL Bill Warren, Pontotoc Jennifer Warren, Tupelo William Warren, Saltillo James M. Watson, Tupelo Tommy Watson, Marietta, GA Randal Waycaster, Amory Susan Webster, Amory Johnnie Welch, Belmont Francyne Westmoreland, Bruce Chad Wheeler, Tupelo Perry Whitaker, Saltillo Danny White, Tupelo Dana Whitehead, Tremont 176 Classes FULTON SOPHOMORES Ramon Whitehead, Tupelo R. J. Whitenton, Tupelo Cynthia Whitfield, Hamilton Sylvia Whitfield, Hamilton Dee Whitlock, Okolona James Wigginton, Amory Joyce Wiggs, Houlka Rene Wilburn, Fulton Tim Wilder, Pontotoc Curtis Williams, Aberdeen Donna Williams, Houlka Douglas Williams, Pontotoc Hudson A. Williams, Okolona Jan Williams, Tupelo Jody Williams, Aberdeen Ken Williams, Smithville Ralph Williams, Okolona Ortez Williams, Okolona Donna Willis, Tupelo Anthony Wilson, Okolona Jennifer Wilson, Mooreville Sharon Wilson, Houston Faye Wimbs, Tupelo Melanie Windham, Mooreville Mike Winter, Fulton Debbie Winters, Mooreville Lynn Witbeck, Houlka Lisa Wright, Fulton Richie Wright, Aberdeen Pamela Yant, Mooreville Lyvonne Yates, Bruce Frankie Yielding, Jr., Tremont Louis Young, Tupelo Vickie Young, Pontotoc Mike Zerbakos, Tupelo Karen Zettler, Golden Classes 177 FULTON FRESHMEN m Brian Abrams, Mobile, AL Dianne Acree, Pontotoc Nicky Adams, Nettleton Susie Adams, Fulton Mildred Aday, Burnsville Danny Aldridge, Okoiona Tracie Alford, Houston Elsie Anderson, Hamilton Gary Anderson, Fulton Wendy Andrews, Tupelo Brad Ard, Tupelo Nina Ashby, Tupelo April Ashley, Aberdeen Stefanie Ashwood, Tampa, FL Cherlyn Atkinson, Shannon Jeffery Avery, Smithville Nellwyne Baggett, Shannon Shelly Baggett, Aberdeen Susan Bagley, luka Dan Bailey, Saltillo David Bailey, Tupelo Tina Baker, Pontotoc Gwendolyn Ball, Ecru Michelle Ballard, Sulligent, AL Robert Barber, Mantachie Paula Bard, Pontotoc Ashley Barton, Pontotoc Chris Basil, Beaumont, TX Steve Bates, Tupelo Sonya Baulch, Nettleton Andy Bean, Fulton Patrick Beard, Fulton Patty Beasley, Tupelo Louis Beaty, Houston Danane Beck, Tupelo Janis Beker, Tupelo 178 Classes FULTON FRESHMEN Kristi Bell, Tupelo Shannon Bell, Addison, AL George Bess, Bartow, GA Ed Billeter, Nettleton Lana Bishop, Mantachie Mary Bishop, Saltillo Michelle Blackman, Fulton Mark Blackwell, Tupelo Lisa Blaine, Tremont Robert Blake, Fulton Mike Blanchard, Aberdeen Daniel Bland, Tupelo Scotty Bland, South Pontotoc Patricia Booth, Fulton Robert Boozer, Smithville Sandra Botts, Shannon Donald Bowden, Fulton Blake Bowling, Leighton, AL Debra Boyd, Nettleton Scott Bramlett, Ecru Penny Bramlitt, Pontotoc Vicky Brewer, Tremont Janice Brown, Aberdeen Keith Brown, Hatley Missy Brown, Mantachie Robin Brown, Mooreville Vickie Brunetti, Amory Sheila Burgess, Golden Sharon Burk, Mooreville Calvin Burns, Cherokee, AL Lisa Burns, Amory Wendell Calhoun, Amory Deon Calvin, New Orleans, LA Chris Camp, Fairfax, VA Joe Camp, Hatley FULTON FRESHMEN Randy Carpenter, Fulton Michelle Carr, Columbus Michael Carroll, Amory Lynn Carter, Pontotoc Mistie Carter, South Pontotoc Sonya Carter, Tupelo Robby Castles, Belden John Cayson, Moorevllle Chuck Chamblee, Fulton Jim Chandler, Fulton Sandra Chandler, Houston Dana Chatham, Fulton Mitzi Chisom, Amory Jim Christian, Tupelo Tabatha Ciarett, Houston Mildred Clark, Fulton Tony Clark, Decatur, GA Rachel Claxton, Aberdeen Chris Clay, Tupelo Sondra Clayton, Mooreville Mike Cockrell, Aberdeen Beth Coggin, Nettleton John Coggins, Tupelo Kenny Coker, Aberdeen Mitzi Coleman, Plantersville Scott Collier, Mantachie Sherry Collier, Mantachie Suzanne Collier, Belden David Combs, Rome, GA Sharon Comer, Fulton Anna Conlee, Pontotoc Dena Conwill, Fulton Lena Conwill, Tremont Christine Cooper, Tupelo Michael Cooper, Fulton Ricky Cooper, Houston 180 Classes ■I FULTON FRESHMEN Daphanie Corley, Okolona Valerie Covington, Columbus Mark Cowley, Smithuille Gary Cowsert, Pontotoc Danny Cox, Tupelo David Cox, Tupelo James Cox, Tremont Mary Cox, Tupelo Scott Cox, Smithville Steven Cox, Nettleton Becky Crabb, Mantachie Denise Crawford, Tupelo Sherry Crawford, Houlka Duane Cross, Aberdeen Anita Crump, Tupelo Sandra Culver, Tupelo Juanita Cummings, Tupelo Sharon Dabbs, Tupelo Arthur Danner, Hamilton Bud Davis, Okolona Elizabeth Davis, Tupelo Tracy Davis, Pontotoc Jennifer Day, Pontotoc Dale Dendy, Amory Necia Denison, Bradenton, FL Ivan Denton, Cherokee, AL Shelby Dickerson, Nettleton Tarra Dickey, Guntown Lisa Dill, Smithville Vicki Dill, Tupelo Steven Dillard, Saltillo Curley Dixon, Tupelo Boyd Doler, Calhoun City Jeff Dortch, Canton Dan Douglas, South Pontotoc Pam Dozier, Fulton FULTON FRESHMEN Freshman registration is new, different, and confusing. Leslie Dui e, Tupelo Tina Dulaney, Fulton Alvin Dunlap, Amory Margaret Eaton, Houston Pat Eaton, Mantachie Janine Edlin, Bruce Chris England, Lancaster, OH Kent Estes, Mantachie Mark Estes, Pontotoc Christine Evans, Aberdeen Cindy Evans, Plantersville Pat Ewing, Tupelo Brian Ezelle, Tupelo Tim Fauver, Pontotoc Robby Feather, Tupelo Lisa Fletcher, Calhoun City Angie Fooshee, Tupelo Amanda Ford, Tupelo Rodney Forrest, Fulton Linda Foster, Okolona Wayne Foster, Okolona Dorothy Fowler, Smithville Gale Foxx, Tupelo Cindy Frederick, luka Antone Freeman, Tupelo Bobby Frith, Tupelo Lisa Fryery, Tupelo Susan Furr, Tupelo Ruffin Fyfe, Aberdeen Sandy Gable, Tupelo Beverly Gandy, Columbus Brad Gates, Fulton Gail Geno, Tupelo Rebecca Gephart, Tupelo Riley Ghoston, Winona 182 Classes FULTON FRESHMEN Chris Giles, Tupelo James Gill, Hamilton Gara Gillentine, Tupelo Marty Gillespie, Pontotoc Jon Glass, Tupelo Jeff Godfrey, Tupelo Eileen Graham, Mantachie Jason Graham, Tupelo Ricky Gray, Nettleton Rodney Gray, Pontotoc Sissie Griffin, Plantersuille Ray Griggs, Fulton Cynthia Grimes, Tupelo Jeannie Grimes, Fulton Pam Grissom, Tupelo Chris Grubbs, Pontotoc Tracie Hall, Hamilton Sheela Hamblin, Ecru Ronald Hamilton, Okolona Gary Hamm, Fulton John Hammons, Frankfort, KY Mark Hamrick, Columbus Lana Hankins, Fulton Jennifer Hand, Mooreville Tamera Hankins, Marietta Paula Hanskiewicz, South Pontotoc Marti Harbor, Mantachie Angela Harden, Holly Springs Angle Hardin, Fulton Russ Hardin, Tupelo Jackie Hare, Fulton Mandy Hare, Fulton Rick Hargett, Tupelo Julie Harlow, Tupelo Angle Harrell, Fulton Band members get ready for the Northeast game. m FULTON FRESHMEN Candy Harris, Fulton Melinda Harris, Mantachie Cindy Harrison, Detroit, AL Joyce Harrison, Amory Judith Harrison, Fulton Melissa Hastings, Tremont Eddie Hawkins, Nettleton Vince Haygood, Tupelo Kim Hayles, Pontotoc Glynda Haynes, Aberdeen Yolanda Henderson, Nettleton Chip Henley, Aberdeen Steve Hensiey, Tupelo Frankye Herndon, Tupelo Gidget Hester, Okolona Gary Higgins, South Pontotoc Ann Hitchcock, Pontotoc Herschell Hitchcock, Thomaston, GA Stefanie Holder, Tupelo Tim Holley, Nettleton Heidi Holloway, Amory Jim Horn, Houston William Howard, III, Amory David Howell, Amory Sandra Howell, Amory Casandra Hughes, Columbus Natalie Hughes, West Point Terrence Humphrey, Huntsville, AL Vikki Hunt, Tupelo Orlando Hunter, New Orleans, LA Rebecca Hurd, Fulton Judy Hurley, Amory Andrea Hussey, Mooreville Duke Hussey, Mooreville Jeff Hutcheson, Mantachie Jacki Hutchins, Mooreville 184 Classes FULTON FRESHMEN Dianne Hyatt, Amory J. R. Isbell, Okolona Cynthia Ivy, Okolona Sharon Jackson, Holly Springs Wesley Jaggers, Okolona Bessie James, Aberdeen Parthena Jamison, Prairie Angle Jenkins, Moorevillc Vanesse Jennings, Calhoun City Melinda Johncox, Hamilton Chris Johnson, Tupelo Linda Johnson, Fulton Joanne Joiner, Columbus Leslie Jones, Aberdeen Lisa Jones, Aberdeen ; Roderick Jones, Memphis, TN Beth Jordan, Tupelo Kent Jordan, Tupelo Pat Jordan, Tupelo Kim Jordon, Vernon, AL Nannette Justice, Aberdeen John Keaton, Hamilton Abigail Kelly, Tampa, FL Amy Kelly, Tupelo Ricky Kelly, Tupelo Robert Kendall, Houston Brenda Key, Tupelo Todd Kilgore, Houston Danny Killingsworth, Doddsville Eddie King, Houston Ty King, Okolona Ben Kirkpatrick, Aberdeen Ginger Kirksey, Mantachie Dawn Kitchens, Mantachie Kirk Kitchens, Tupelo Bill Knight, Pontotoc Classes 185 FULTON FRESHMEN Russ Knight, Tupelo Steve Koon, New Albany Shclia Laird, luka Carol Lancaster, Houston Kathy Larue, Golden Vicki Lawson, Okolona Lisa Lee, Verona Molly Leonard, Tupelo Rob Leonard, Tupelo Riva Lesley, Fulton Irene Levya, Amory James R. Lewis, Charleston Jane Lewis, Amory Kathleen Lewis, Fulton Kim Lewis, Fairview Jeff Liles, Florence, AL Jeffery Liles, Fulton Tara Lindsey, Saltillo Angle Little, Smithville Edward Little, Smithville Missy Loftin, Mooreville Eve Long, Tupelo Trent Long, Houlka Hiawatha Love, Tupelo Cynthia Lowe, Hamilton Lee Lusk, Aberdeen Jennifer Mackey, Tupelo William Mallery, Aberdeen Jay Manaceil, Tupelo Lori Mann, Amory Cynthia Manuel, Winona Adelia Marcy, Mooreville Annette Marshall, Columbus Sarah Martin, Aberdeen Stephanie Martin, Tupelo Jerri Ann Mask, Pontotoc 186 Classes FULTON FRESHMEN Melissa Mask, Pontotoc Tammy Massey, Tupelo Greg Mathis, Tupelo Phillip Mathis, Tupelo Pam Matthews, Pontotoc Martha McAlister, Hamilton Mitch McClain, Tupelo Mike McDaniel, Tupelo Greg McGee, Okolona Lisa McGcc, Houlka Margaret McGowan, Tupelo Steve McGrath, Tupelo David Mcintosh, Amory Laura McNutt, Tupelo Paula McTune, Nettleton Kennedy Meaders, Amory Jean Midkiff, Fulton Matt Miller, Saltillo Otto Miller, Aberdeen Freeman Milton, Huntsville, AL Renee Mims, Houston Jamie Mitchell, Pontotoc Martha Mitchell, Sherman Pam Mitchell, Mooreville Suqueta Mitchell, Holly Springs Mark Montgomery, Shannon Robert Montgomery, Pontotoc Tona Montgomery, Tupelo Celestine Moore, Tupelo Elsie Moore, Aberdeen Thomas Moore, Fulton Kim Moran, Tupelo Brenda Morgan, Saltillo Gary Morgan, Tupelo Pam Morgan, Tupelo Stacey Morgan, Tupelo Classes 187 FULTON FRESHMEN Misty Morton, Stafford, VA Ricky Moss, Houlka Robbie Moss, Houlka Jimmy Mullins, Laurel, IN Rhonda Mund, Tupelo Phillip Murff, Aberdeen Brenda Murphree, Amory John Nabors, Okolona Wade Nanney, Mantachie Chris Nash, Shannon Lisa Newby, Saltlllo Kent Nichols, Mooreville Kim Nichols, Mantachie Robin Nickels, Blue Springs Patricia Norman, Fulton David O ' Connor, Fayetteville, TN Angela Oliver, Amory Kevin Olley, Aberdeen Alisa Oswalt, Fulton Deanna Owens, Fulton Culandra Page, Tupelo Sandy Pannell, Tupelo Stephanie Parham, Fulton Angie Park, Tupelo Carlton Parker, Smithville Kim Parker, Fulton Mike Parker, Tupelo Carol Parrish, Belmont Mike Patterson, Tupelo Carla Pearce, Fulton Gary Pearce, Smithville Ruth Pearson, Lexington, TN Debra Pennington, Hamilton Herman Peoples, Cincinnati, OH Lori Pepper, West Point Hilton Peters, Tupelo Brenda Petty, Tremont Sharon Phillips, Amory Dollie Pickering, Plantersvillc Jill Pickle, Hatley Lynette Pope, Fulton 188 Classes FULTON FRESHMEN Patti Presley, Moorevjlle Lee Prestage, Fulton Tina Prewett, Pontotoc Marsha Pritchard, Tupelo Vickie Pulliam, Houlka Kim Rackley, Pontotoc Stacy Rakestraw, Ripley Patty Ramsey, Tupelo Tessie Randle, Hamilton Manfred Ray, Jr., Tupelo Paula Ray, Hamilton Jeff Rayburn, Tupelo Greg Reed, Mooreville Gary Reeder, Fulton Lesia Reese, Fulton Lyndi Reeves, Fairview Perry Reeves, Golden Tina Reeves, Tupelo Donald Reynolds, Mantachie Christie Rhudy, Nettleton Chris Rial, Tupelo Erik Richardson, New Albany, IN Eddie Richey, Beiden Pamela Riddle, Aberdeen Paullette Riddle, Aberdeen Cindy Riggan, Smithville Susan Rikard, Fulton James D. Riley, Fulton Karen Riley, Nettleton Kit Riley, Tupelo Brenda Roberts, Baldwyn James Robinson, South Pontotoc Donna Rochester, Amory Michael Rodgers, Pontotoc Rodney Rodgers, Fulton Tammy Rodgers, Fulton John David Rogers, Tupelo Natasha Rogers, Fulton Valeri Rogers, Amory Michelle Roye, South Pontotoc Hope Rush, Hamilton Classes 189 FULTON FRESHMEN Michael Ruth, Mooreville Deborah Rutherford, Calhoun City Attila Sabo, Cleveland, OH Anthony Samuel, West Point Glenda Sanders, Tupelo Arnold Sartin, Pontotoc Joseph Saxon, Saltillo Marshall Scott, Tupelo Carrol Scruggs, Tupelo Ricardo Seals, Cleveland, OH Angle Searcy, Mantachie Mark Segars, Tupelo Susie Shackelford, Tupelo Dorothia Shaw, Caledonia Amanda Sheffield, Fulton Merritt Shell, Fulton Rita Shelton, Smithville Robin Shettles, Pontotoc Lucretia Short, Thaxton Faye Shumpert, Nettleton Melissa Shumpert, Fulton Michael Shumpert, Fulton Suzanne Simineau, Tupelo Stacy Simmons, Pontotoc Doug Simpson, Columbus Rob Simrell, Tupelo Dupree Sims, Aberdeen Bernard Smith, Shannon Felecia Smith, Smithville Glenn Smith, Amory Lynn Smith, Tupelo Stacy Smith, Fulton Steve Smith, Amory Tonya Smith, Myrtle Gage Snow, West Point Vickie South, Mantachie Chris Spencer, Fulton Marchell Spencer, Tupelo Pat Stafford, Tupelo John Staggs, Colbert County, AL Stephen Starnes, Tupelo 190 Classes FULTON FRESHMEN Tami Stegall, Pontotoc Todd Stcphan, Pontotoc Al Stephens, Amory Julia Stephens, Amory Ashley Stevens, Okolona Creda Stevens, Tremont Kerry Steverson, Smithville Kenneth Steward, Houston Reginald Steward, Smithville Jacqueline Stewart, Tupelo Kenny Stewart, Fulton Eric Stogner, Saltillo Mike Stovall, Pontotoc Bonnie Strange, Marietta Tammy Strange, Fulton Robin Stratton, Amory David Stubblefield, Pontotoc Ben Summcrford, Fulton Jane Sutton, Tupelo Mickey Swann, Fulton Pam Swindoll, Tupelo Allan Swinney, Tupelo Frankie Tackett, Houston Scott Tarter, Pontotoc Kenny Tatum, Huntsville, AL Steve Taylor, Hamilton Billy Teague, Tupelo Leonard Thomas, Amory Torri Thomas, Amory Cindy Thompson, Mantachie Robert Thompson, Aberdeen Kristy Thornton, Mantachie Cindy Todd, Nettleton Ken Todd, Toccoa, GA Cindy Towery, Smithville Donald Towery, Smithville Daniel Treadaway, Blue Springs Tammie Trexler, Mooreville Randy Tribbet, Houston Natalie Tubb , Amory Gregg Tucker, Baldwyn FULTON FRESHMEN Stacy Turnage, Pontotoc Beth Turner, Pontotoc Pamela Turner, Amory Sarah Turner, Fulton Angela Tutor, Pontotoc Brian Tutor, Pontotoc John Tutor, Pontotoc Karen Tyra, Fulton Chris Umfress, Fulton Roselyn Umfress, Amory Kim Upton, Tupelo Brian Vandevander, Shannon Trevona Vasser, Aberdeen David Vogt, New Orleans, LA James Wagner, Amory Catherine Waite, Tupelo Cindy Wallace, Fulton Lisa Wallace, Pontotoc Gayla Walley, Fulton Angela Walton, Mantachie Paula Walton, Pontotoc Molia Ware, Aberdeen Bryan Warren, Tupelo Ellen Warren, Mantachie John Watson, Mantachie Mollye Weatherbee, Amory Troy Weaver, Amory Kim Webb, Saltillo Carla Weeks, Pontotoc Juston West, Hamilton Tim Westmoreland, Plantersville Jaime Wheeler, Fulton M. R. Wheeler, Columbus Greg Whitaker, Hamilton Felicia White, Aberdeen Angle Jenkins helps Dawn Winter with her earrings as Cindy Todd looks on in preparation for the beauty review. [ 192 Classes FULTON FRESHMEN IJC students seem to make the best out of what is available, in this case, using a bench to catch up on some sleep. Lisa White, Houston Missy White, Tupelo Lawrence Whitfield, Tupelo Dana Wigginton, Amory Tim Wigginton, Saltillo Joanne Wiginton, Amory Stephanie Wilburn, Tupelo Carla Williams, Tupelo Chris Williams, Dallas, TX Edwin Williams, Canton John Williams, Tupelo Katie Williams, Mantachie Tawana Williams, Pontotoc Angie Wilson, Pontotoc Dee Winstead, Amory Dawn Winter, Fulton Tammy Winter, Houlka David Wofford, Aberdeen Minnie Wofford, Houston Candy Wood, Tupelo Greg Wood, Tupelo Joanna Wood, Tupelo Leigh Wood, Fulton Annie Woods, Starkville Rickey Woods, Bolivar, TN Michelle Worthey, Nettleton Robbie Wuichet, Plantersville Mike Yambrek, Killen, AL Ronnie Yancy, Tuscumbia, AL Johnny Yielding, Tremont Clinton Young, Pontotoc Jacqueline Young, Pontotoc Jon Young, Columbus Shebby Young, West Point Terry Zachary, Houlka Classes 193 TUPELO CAMPUS Darlene Akers, Pontotoc Maribel Araujo, Tupelo Carolyn Atkins, Tupelo Reata Baldwin, Pontotoc Linda Ballard, Tupelo Brenda Banks, Tupelo Marsha Barrett, Amory Todd Barshaw, Tupelo Penny Barton, Pontotoc Amy Bates, Fulton Julia Beam, Fulton Don Belk, Pontotoc Patti Bennett, Amory Paul Binford, Mountain Home, ID Jeff Blanchard, Tupelo Nancy Blaylock, Houston Cindy Bolen, Ecru Lloyd Bowen, Okolona Rodney Box, Tupelo Glinda Brasfield, Saltillo Teresa Bridges, Tupelo Maria Brown, Tupelo Vickie Brunetti, Amory Sandy Bryan, Saltillo Shara Burchfield, Calhoun City Debbie Burt, Tupelo Scott Cagle, Amory Scott Calfee, Toccopola John Cameron, Nettleton James L. Cannon, Calhoun City Joyce Cantrell, Guntown TUPELO CAMPUS Mary Ann Cantwell, Saltillo Sheila Caraway, Pontotoc Judy Carruth, Tupelo Ronny Carter, Hatley James L. Catt, Hurricane Tim Causey, Nettleton Frances Cayson, Tupelo Donna Chamblee, Tupelo Maria Chavez, Plantersville Joey Clark, Wren Dennis Clayton, Pontotoc Kenneth demons, II, Tupelo Jeff Coggin, Fulton David E. Cooke, Eupora Melissa Cowsert, South Pontotoc Frank Crownover, Verona Mary Crump, Prairie O ' Harold Crump, Aberdeen Sherry Cruse, South Pontotoc Wanda Cummings, Belden Alice Cunningham, Prairie Jackie Curtis, Tupelo Barbara Daugherty, Tupelo Chuck Davis, Sherman Lucille Davis, Houston Jane Dendy, Tupelo Mary Jo Dillard, Mooreville Kevin Doler, Calhoun City Leann Doss, Houston Terrie Dover, P ontotoc Anna Drydale, Houston Classes 195 TUPELO CAMPUS Margaret Dunlap, Amory Beth Easter, Aberdeen Mitzi Edwards, New Albany Suzanne Elliott, Moorcville Cynthia Faulkner, Pontotoc Melissa Fllgo, Mooreville Kirk Finney, Shannon Rhonda Foster, Plantersville Cathy Franks, Mantachic Sonya Galloway, South Pontotoc Tammy Garner, Houlka Penny Garrison, Tupelo Phyllis Gates, Tupelo Neal George, Fulton Deedrea Gibbs, Aberdeen Lynn Gill, Houston Mark Gilliland, Hamilton Barry Gladney, Okolona Sandra Godfrey, Tupelo Sandra Gosa, Amory Connie Grant, South Pontotoc Gussie Griffin, Aberdeen Tracie Grisham, Pontotoc Margaret Grissom, Nettleton Jessie J. Gunn, Aberdeen Exie Hale, Tupelo Rebecca Hall, Amory David Hammock, Mooreville Tony B. Hankins, Tupelo Jackie Hanna, Mooreville Ben Harlow, Amory TUPELO CAMPUS Callie Harris, Columbus Ella Harris, Columbus Stacy Hart, Tupelo Sandy Hatcher, Tupelo Stacy Hawkins, Fulton Tracy Hawkins, Fulton Amy Hayes, Fulton Cindy Hearn, Mantachie Karen Henderson, Pontotoc June Herndon, Aberdeen Melissa Hester, Fulton Robin Hester, Amory William Holcomb, Pontotoc Chris Holland, Tupelo J. B. Holmes, Houston Rosemary Holmes, Houston Shirley Holmes, Woodland Anita Hood, Mooreville Dennis Hood, Shannon Teresa Hood, Vardaman John Hoskins, Tupelo Allen Hunter, Woodland Melissa Hykes, Okolona J.R. Isbell, Okolona Doris Jackson, Mantachie Glenda Jackson, Tupelo Mary Jenkins, Amory Tracie Jenkins, Tupelo Keary Jetton, Tremont Matt Johnson, Tupelo Thomas Johnson, Tupelo Classes 197 TUPELO CAMPUS Eddie McCarty, foam fabrication furniture assembly instructor, explains to students the steps in furniture assembly. The program is the only one of its kind in Mississippi. Kathy Jones, Pontotoc B. Kabban, Tupelo Harminder Kaur, Sherman Rena Keeton, Corinth Kathy Keith, Shannon Becky King, Saltillo George King, Hatley Angie Lalk, Vardaman Richard Langford, Amory Kimberly Lantrip, Amory Kim Leslie, Mooreville Bobbie Jean Lillo, Guntown Angie Lindsey, Mantachie Grace Bost Lindsey, Tupelo Joyce Lipsey, Tupelo Jeanie Little, South Pontotoc Alexia Lodcn, Tupelo Anthony Logan, Russellville, AL Gary Long, Mooreville Ronnie Long, Mooreville Mona Luther, North Pontotoc Vicky Mann, Ncttleton Robert Marsh, Amory Sheila Martin, Algoma Jeanie Massey, Vardaman Ronald Maxcy, Tremont Mark Mayhall, Tremont Rodney McCain, Verona TUPELO CAMPUS Deloris McCarley, Baldwyn Kim McClung, Amory Janet McCollum, Tupelo Martha McCoy, Okolona Vicky McCoy, Pontotoc Todd McDonald, Saltillo Gary McFarling, Amory Melinda McMillcn, Tupelo Tammy McMullan, Tupelo Linda Messer, Tupelo Dennis Minch, Amory Cleota Mitchell, Plantersvill Gloria Mitchell, Houston Anthony Moore, Nettleton Dan Moore, Mantachie Jackie Moore, Marietta Joyce Moore, Fulton Carolyn Morphis, Belden Nita Morris, Calhoun City Dan Nash, Amory Jeff Newman, Tupelo Candy Nichols, Mantachie Patti Norton, Smithville Joey O ' Connor, Fayetteville, TN Becky Owens, Verona Lisa Owings, Tupelo Keith Palmer, Tupelo Greg Parham, Hatley Students socialize in the cafeteria before class. Classes 199 TUPELO CAMPUS Angie Parks, Houston Russ Patterson, Tupelo Ruby Perry, Tupelo Earl Pickens, Houston Billy Pierce, Amory Charles Porter, Houston Crystie Pound, Pontotoc Sherry Prater, Nettleton Anthony Price, Baldwyn Donnie Priest, South Pontotoc Ronnie Priest, South Pontotoc Debbie Puckett, Tupelo Lisa Quarles, South Pontotoc Roy Quashnefski, Plantersville Amy Ramage, Tupelo Mike Ramsey, Baldwyn Leslie Rather, Fulton Debra Ratliff, Mooreville Lori Ray, Tupelo Lawrence Reed, Tupelo Lynn Reedy, Calhoun City Kenneth Wayne Reeves, Amory Gail Reich, Fulton Margie Repult, Tupelo Cynthia Roberts, Tupelo Leigh Roberts, Tupelo Yvonne Robinson, Aberdeen Shawn Rowland, South Pontotoc Doris Rupert, Tupelo Vickie Rupert, Tupelo John Russell, Pontotoc Gary Sallis, Oxford Frances Salmon, Tupelo Carol Schneider, Mooreville Debbie Scott, Plantersville Teresa Self, Thaxton Brian Sheffield, Fulton Mack Shell, Tupelo Robert Shelly, Amory Joseph Sherer, Tupelo John Shows, Tupelo Jim Smith, Fulton Jon Smith, Pontotoc TUPELO CAMPUS Marilyn Smith, Plantersville Robert Smith, Amory Thomas Smith, Leighton, AL Lana Spann, Smithvilie David Stamper, Fulton Larry Stanford, Mooreville Rhonda Stanford, Mooreville Diane Steele, Fulton Deborah Stegall, Pontotoc Dorinda Stevens, Pontotoc Roy Stevens, Verona Darren Stewart, Biloxi Rob Stone, Thaxton Glenn Sudduth, Pontotoc Jennifer Tabler, Mantachie Russell Tate, Shannon Candis Taylor, Mooreville Cindy Taylor, Bruce Cindy Taylor, Golden Patrick Thomas, Mooreville Donald Thompson, Shannon Jane Thompson, Smithvilie Pam Thompson, Tupelo Rickey Thompson, Shannon Tami R. Thompson, Belden Diane Throckmorton, New Albany George To, Shannon Bernice Turner, Tupelo Lora Vasser, Aberdeen Alda Vaughn, Tupelo Bubby Waddle, Nettleton Terry Waldrop, Tupelo Shirley Walker, Prairie Steven Walls, Vardaman Anna Walsh, Tupelo Lee Watson, Shannon Penny Watson, Aberdeen Susan Watson, Tupelo Gayle Webb, Tupelo Kathy West, Verona Robby Westbrook, Hatley Greggory D. Whitaker, Eupora Jeffory G. Whitaker, Eupora Robert White, South Pontotoc Barbara Whitesides, Tupelo Cynthia Wilemon, Tupelo Marquest Will ingham, Oxford Michael Wilson, Shannon Darryl Winstead, Amory Stephanie Wooten, Woodland Sheila Wright, Houston Allison Young, Houston Robert Young, luka Teresa Young, Pontotoc Tim Zachary, Houlka Classes 201 Reaching The Unreachable Star Catch a falling star and put it in your pocket . . . but never let it fade away . . . your dreams are one step closer to a bright future and reaching the unreachable star. l203 Facelift Gives New Look Students who arrived on the Fulton Campus in the fall found a new look. Sidewalks were widened or replaced, and extensive overlaying of streets and parking areas made driving easier for students and staff. The project fits into a long-range landscape plan which is currently being studied by college officials. Additional projects included the installation of storm drains and work in the dormitory parking areas. The land- scaping of islands also was planned for future completion. Other work on the Fulton Campus contributing to the new look were re-roofing of the Arts Building and the Physical Education classroom. Bleachers were installed at the baseball field to provide seating for 200 Indian fans. The Fulton Campus was a busy place last summer preparing that new look — a facelift which added a little comfort for IJC students and staff. 204 Closing Closing 205 206 Closing SOPO Dream Comes True Traffic — many times bumper-to-bumper — crawled across the Tombigbee River on old Highway 78 as an army of ants marching single file. But today that sight is history. A dream that started many years ago as a seed in the minds of the nation ' s leaders is now a reality. The Tennessee- Tombigbee Water- way, blasted partially from Itawamba County soil, some of which forms the perimeter of the Fulton Campus, sparkles in the sunshine with the freshness of beginning. Reflections of the water stir memories of old Highway 78 that was relocated for the sturdy link between the Ten- nessee and Tombigbee Rivers and the Gulf of Mexico at Mobile, AL and the other obstacles that stood in the way of progress. With the final completion of this historic waterway came many changes throughout the area. Many people had the opportunity to see their hopes fulfilled and their dreams come true, while still others realized that something good was just over the horizon. The barges, the yachts, and the fishing boats that daily take advantage of Northeast Mississippi, experiencing its beauty like Huck Finn on the ' Mighty Mississippi, ' ap- preciate the progress of the waterway and those who work- ed for its completion. It ' s like a dream . . . attainable only if you ' ll reach for it . . . and catching the unreachable star. Closing 207 Editor ' s Closing What began as a dream in the summer of 1985 has now become a reality. We met as complete strangers wondering if together we could organize a yearbook. Once we got to know each other we found we had many of the same ideas. First of all, we developed a theme that would be expressed throughout the Mirror. We then designed a cover to sym- bolize our theme, When You Wish Upon A Star . . . The staff met and the yearbook was divided into sections. Staff members selected the section they felt best suited their ability. The entire staff worked together in accomplishing the dream that started on a hot summer day at yearbook clinic at Ole Miss. Many thanks are due many people . . . Ms. Donna Thomas, our advisor, who has been the bright spot of our year, and we will never forget her unending humor and her unfailing sup- port. Without her guidance and encouragement, we would not have been able to publish this yearbook . . . Mrs. Arlene Riley, for all of her hours spent in the darkroom . . . and Mr. W. E. Boggs, for his moral support. We would also like to thank our staff who has truly been a delight to work with, and we gratefully acknowledge their time and dedication. We hope that the Mirror reflects the memories of IJC in 1985-86, and as you turn the pages that those special times will be a part of you forever. We hope, also, that through this yearbook in some way you realize that having a dream and wishing on a star can both come true, if you sprinkle your life with enthusiasm and determination just as we did. If you try hard enough, your dreams will become realities just as ours did in this 1986 Mirror. May this book be a constant reminder that you can dream the impossible dream — and reach the unreachable star . . . Marti Harbor and Sonya Baulch 208 Closing Index Fulton Campus A Abernathy, Terry 48, 164 Abrams, Brian 100, 102, 178 Acree, Dianne 178 Adams, Nicky 178 Adams, Susie 178 Aday, Mildred 178 Aldridge, Danny 178 Aldridge, Randy 64, 164 Alford, Tracie 178 Alldread, Melissa 38, 47, 56, 64, 67, 68,82, 164 Allen, Ricky 164 Anderson, Beverly 164 Anderson, Elsie 100, 102, 178 Anderson, Gary 64, 178 Anderson, James 82 Anderson, Jim 164 Anderson, Mark 164 Andrews, Wendy 8, 60, 178 Ankkuri, Johanna 48, 56, 164 Anthony, John 56, 164 Araujo, Jose 62 Ard, Brad 178 Armstrong, Jimmy 164 Armstrong, Rhonda 50, 164 Arnold, Reynetta 118 Ashby, Nina 178 Ashley, April 48, 60, 178 Ashwood, Stefanie 1 14, 178 Atkinson, Cherlyn 178 Avery, Jeffery 62, 178 B Baggett, Nellwyne 178 Baggett, Shelly 178 Bagley, Susan 60, 178 Bailey, Dan 54, 178 Bailey, David 178 Bailey, Sandra 38, 52, 73, 164 Bailey, Scott 48 Bain. Paula 164 Baker, Jama 67, 164 Baker, Tina 47, 73, 74, 178 Baker, Twana 164 Ball, Gwendolyn 178 Ballard, Donna 62 Ballard, Jeff 56, 164 Ballard, Michelle 178 Banta, Tony 121 Barber, Robert 178 Bard, Paula 178 Barker, Kim 48, 54, 68, 69 Barnett, Patricia 50, 60, 69, 164 Barrett, Cindy 48, 52, 67 Barton, Ashley 62, 178 Basham, Jeff 56, 164 Basil, Chris 123, 178 Basser, Trevonda 54 Bates, Gidget 164 Bates, Lisa 164 Bates, Steve 178 Baulch, Sonya 52, 73, 178, 208 Bean, Andy 64, 178 Bean, Sue 164 Beard, Patrick 54, 178 Beasley, Patty 178 Beaty, Louis 178 Beck,Danane 178 Beker, Janis 178 Bell, Mildred 164 Bell, Kristi 179 Bell, Shannon 100, 102, 179 Bennett, Dirk 34, 35, 38, 56, 64 Bennett, Mark 164 Bennett, Sandy 164 Berry, Anthony 120, 121 Bess, George 179 Bess, Terry 100, 102 Betts, Thomas 100, 102, 164 Bigham, Greg 164 Billeter, Ed 50, 179 Bishop, Angle 164 Bishop, Lana 179 Bishop, Mary 8, 60, 68, 77, 82, 179 Black, Ken 164 Blackman, Michelle 179 Blackman, Natalie 50, 164 Blackwell, Mark 179 Blaine, Lisa 62, 179 Blake, Robert 179 Blanchard, Mike 179 Blanchard, Sarah 154 Bland, Daniel 60, 69,82, 179 Bland, Scotty 179 Blaylock,Clitf 47, 77, 164 Blissard, Mike 126 Boatner, Laura 52, 54, 164 Booth. Patricia 179 Boozer, Jeff 52 Boozer. Robert 179 Botts, Sandra 52. 179 Bouldin. Karen 164 Bounds. Yolanda 164 Bowden, Donald R. 179 Bowen, Donna 164 Bowen, Joyce 164 Bowen, Terrie 52, 71,77, 165 Bowers, Jane 68, 69, 82, 165 Bowling, Blake 179 Boyd.Debra 179 Boyd, Tommy 109, 110, 165 Brady, Yolanda 67 Bramlett, Scott 179 Bramlitt, Penny 179 Brangenberg, Carla 118, 125. 126 Breaux. Nancy 165 Brewer, Missy 165 Brewer. Paula 165 Brewer. Vicky 179 Brockington, Ralph 100. 102, 165 Brown. Janice 10, 50, 179 Brown, Keith 48, 179 Brown, Mary Beth 47, 165 Brown, Missy 179 Brown, Robin 47, 52, 179 Brownlee, A Q 100, 102, 165 Brunetti, Vickie 179 Brunt, Gloria 165 Brunt, Joe 165 Bryan, Karen 165 Buchanan, Jane 165 Bullard, Brad 60, 165 Bunch. Mia 165 Burgess, Sheila 50, 71, 179 Burk, Sharon 47, 52, 179 Burleson, Mike 100, 102 Burns, Calvin 179 Burns, Kevin 123 Burns. Lisa 179 Burroughs, Liz 62 Burt, Bandi47.54. 165 Busby. Scarlette 54 Buse. Anthony 48, 121, 123, 124, 165 Buse, Jeff 165 Butler, Lando 52 Byars, Jimbo 120, 121 Byrd, Pat 165 Cadden,Terri47,54, 60. 165 Calhoun, Wendell 54, 60, 179 Calloway, Karia 165 Calmes, Terry 60, 165 Calvin, Deon 179 Camp, Chris 179 Camp, Joe 60. 179 Cantrell. Mary48.56, 60. 165 Canup. April 82 Caples, Kenyan 20, 22, 38, 64, 109, 110, 165 I Carpenter, Randy 180 Carr, Michelle 180 Carroll, Jeanni 165 Carroll, Michael 180 Carter, Lynn 48. 68, 69, 180 Carter, Mistie 180 Carter. Sonya 180 Cason. Kim 38, 52, 165 Castleberry, Kevin 165 Castles. Robby 180 ' Cauley, Mark 48 . ' Cauthern, Tim 165 Cayson, Allen 121 Cayson, David 56, 60, 125, 126, 165 Cayson, Jeanne 165 Cayson, John 180 Chamblee. Andrea 165 Chamblee. Chuck 180 Chamblee. Tommy 165 Chandler, Jim 180 Chandler, Sandra 180 Chappell, Cheryl 165 Charham, Dana 180 Chisom, Mitzi 180 Christian, Jim 180 ) Chase, Regenia 165 ! Chastain. Anita 54. 68, 69, 165 Chunn, Eric 64, 68, 69, 79, 82, 165 Clarett, Eundra 166 Clarett,Tabatha 180 Clark, Deloris 166 209 Clark, Mildred 180 Clark, Tammie 166 Clark, Tony 100, 102, 180 Claxton, Rachel 50, 180 Clay, Chris 180 Clayton, Ron 54 Clayton, Sondra 180 Cobb, Mark 166 Cockrell, Cheryl 12, 38, 96, 166 Cockrell, Mike 50, 180 Coggin, Beth 52, 180 Coggin, Debra 11, 166 Coggins, John 180 Coggins, Terri 68, 69 Coker, Kenny 180 Colburn, Paula 166 Cole, Angie 54, 166 Cole, James 100 Coleman, Mitzi 180 Coleman, Sue 166 Collier, Scott 9, 123, 180 Collier, Sherry 15,56, 180 Collier, Suzanne 180 Collins, Adam 82 Combs, David 180 Comer, Sharon 52, 180 Conklin, Dorothy 166 Conlee, Anna 52, 54, 180 Conn, Martha 166 Conwill, Dena 180 Conwill, Lena 180 Cook, Rhonda 34, 35, 38, 52, 56, 166 Cooper, Christine 180 Cooper, Michael 180 Cooper, Ricky 180 Corley, Daphanie 181 Corrington, Valerie 50 Covington, Julie 166 Covington, Valerie 181 Cowley, Mark 181 Cowsert, Gary 181 Cox, Danny 181 Cox, David 181 Cox, James 181 Cox, Mary 62, 181 Cox, Mike 166 Cox, Scott 48, 181 Cox, Steven 181 Crabb, Becky 47, 181 Craig, Cindy 125 Crawford, Denise 181 Crawford, Sherry 181 Cross, Duane 48, 59, 73, 74, 181 Cross, Keith 166 Crump, Anita 181 Culver, Sandra 181 Cummings, Juanita 60, 181 Cummings, Paula 166 Cunningham, Lisa 10 Cunningham, Yolanda 10, 166 Currence, Debi 166 Dobbs, Sharon 181 Dailey, Anthony 100, 102, 166 Daney, Rochell 166 Daniels, Pat 12,56 Danner, Arthur 100, 105, 181 Davis, Brian 38, 60, 69, 166 Davis, Bud 56, 181 Davis, Calvin 100, 102, 166 Davis, Daphne 56, 166 Davis, Doris 52 Davis, Elizabeth 181 Davis, Gregory 166 Davis, Johnny 47 Davis, Mary 10, 60, 69, 166 Davis, Rosalind 166 Davis, Scott 166 Davis, Tracy 100, 102, 181 Day, Jennifer 59, 71, 181 Dees, Cheryl 62, 166 Dees, Christa 39, 48, 52, 56, 166 Dendy, Cecil 166 Dendy, Dale 47, 181 Denison, Necia 181 Denton, Ivan 64, 181 Dickerson, Shelby 71, 181 Dickey, Tarra 181 Digby, Debbie 62, 166 Diggs, Chris 109, 110,166 Dill, Lisa 47, 67, 77, 181 Dill, Rodney 166 Dill, Vicki 181 Dillard, Steven 181 Dixon, Curley 100, 103, 181 Dixon, Melanie 166 Dobbs, Carl 100, 103, 166 Dodds, William 60, 166 Doler, Boyd 181 Doler, Wayne 48, 50 Donald, Bill 123 Donaldson, Gerald 100, 103, 167 Dortch, Jeff 181 Douglas, Don 181 Dowdy, Ted 167 Dozier, Pam 54, 181 Dozier, Tina 50, 167 Dufford, Melinda 167 Duke, David 125, 126, 127 Duke, Leslie 60, 182 Dulaney, Dale 167 Dulaney, Tina 182 Dunlap, Alvin 109, 110, 182 Duren, Aven 60, 167 Easter, Patsy 167 Easterling, Charli 167 Eaton, Margaret 54, 182 Eaton, Pat 182 Edgcworth, Mike 120, 121 Edlin, Janine 182 Edwards, Rosemary 167 Eldridge, Barry 167 Ellis, Amy 56, 167 Ellis, Angela 167 Ellis, Frances 167 Ellis, Rita 167 England, Chris 123, 182 Enlow, Melissa 167 Enlow, Patrick 167 Epps, Jennifer 167 Estes, Kent 182 Estes, Mark 182 Estes, Peggy 167 Estes, Sherron 167 Eubank, Mitch 100, 103, 167 Evans, Christine 182 Evans, Cindy 52, 182 Evans, Deborrah 167 Ewing, Darren 167 Ewing, Pat33, 100, 103, 182 Ezelle, Brian 123, 182 Fairley, Nancy 167 Falkner, Sandra 167 Farrington, Stephanie 167 Fauver, Tim 182 Feather, Connie 167 Feather, Robby 182 Featheringill, Debbie 56, 167 Fells, Jackie 167 Fenton, Darren 39, 50, 100, 103, 167 Fife, Sledge 33 Finch, Randle 64, 167 Finney, Vicki 167 Fletcher, Lisa 182 Fly, Missy 167 Fooshee, Angie 182 Ford, Amanda 182 Forrest, Rodney 64, 182 Foshee, Angie 50 Foster, Linda 182 Foster, Linda 48, 167 Foster, Wayne 100, 103, 182 Fowler, Dorothy 182 Foxx, Gale69,82, 182 Foy, Amy 48, 56, 167 Franks, Renea 167 Frederick, Cindy 182 Freeman, Antone 182 Freeman, John 167 Freeman, Melissa 8, 50, 167 Frith, Bobby 182 Fryery, Lisa 182 Furr, Susan 182 Fyfe, Ruffin 100, 182 Gable, Sandy 182 Gafford, Jeff 100, 103, 168 Gandy, Beverly 182 Gardner, Elinsa 168 Gardner, Karen 21, 22, 32, 39, 47, 71,73,168 Garner, David 168 Gates, Alisa 56, 168 Gates, Brad 182 Gates, Lynn 114, 116,168 Gault, Evan 48, 60, 168 Geiger, Bobby 100, 103, 168 Geno, Gail 182 Gentry, Tim 52, 168 Gephart, Rebecca 182 Ghoston, Riley 182 Giles, Chris 183 Gill, James 183 Gillentine, Gara 183 Gillespie, Marty 183 Glass, Jon 183 Gipson, Linda 168 Glenn, Amanda 82 Glover, Jeff 168 Godfrey, Jeff 183 Goines, Diane 168 Googe, Boyce 64, 100, 103, 168 Gore, Joey 168 Goree, Constance 168 Gosa, Linda 52, 56, 168 Graham, Angela 62, 118 IJC E 1 G 85 210 Index Graham, Connie 56, 168 Graham, Eileen 183 Graham, Jason 54, 183 Gray, Randy 52 Gray, Ricky 183 Gray, Rodney 183 Gray, Sheila 168 Gray, Sherry 168 Greer, Duane 100, 168 Greer, Kathy 168 Griffin, Lernard 168 Griffin, Linda 168 Griffin, Peggi 56, 77, 168 Griffin, Sissie 56, 183 Griffin, Todd 168 Griggs, Ray 183 Grimes, Cynthia 183 Grimes, Jeannie 183 Grissom, Pam 28, 30, 77, 183 Grubbs, Chris 47, 183 Grubbs, Mark 56, 168 Gunn, Wanda 168 Gunnells, Jamie 12, 52, 168 Gunter, Nobie 168 H Hall, John 168 Hall, Patricia 168 Hall, Trade 114, 115, 183 Hamblin, Sheela 183 Hamblin, Tracie 118 Hamilton, Ronald 183 Hamilton, Virginia 168 Hamm, Gary 52, 183 Hamm, Mitch 120, 121 Hammons, John 123, 183 Hampton, Rodney 168 Hamrick, Mark 183 Hand, Jennifer 183 Haney, Jill 168 Hankins, Lana 54, 183 Hankins, Tamera 183 Hanskiewicz, Paula 56, 183 Harbor, Marti 47, 73, 74, 75, 183, 208 Harden, Angela 183 Hardin, Angle 183 Hardin, Russ 100, 103, 183 Hardin, Tim 168 Hare, Jackie 183 Hare, Mandy 183 Hargett, Rick 64, 68, 79, 82, 183 Harlow, Ben 60 Harlow, Julie 183 Harmon, Chris 169 Harper, Cheryl 28, 30, 67, 79, 169 Harrell, Angie 48, 183 Harris, Candy 9, 52, 96, 97, 184 Harris, Dianne 48 Harris, Melinda 184 Harris, Patricia 169 Harris, Tina 169 Harrison, Cindy 184 Harrison, Joyce 184 Harrison, Judith 184 Hastings, Mark 121, 123, 124, 169 Hastings, Melissa 184 Hatchett, Cordell 169 Hathcock, Darrel 39, 47, 48, 59, 64, 110, 114, 169 Haughton, Evelyn 169 Hawkins, Eddie 184 Hayes, Tim 56, 169 Haygood, Vince 64, 184 Hayles, Kim 54, 184 Haynes, Belinda 82 Haynes, Glynda 184 Haynes, Pamela 77 Henderson, Yolanda 184 Henley, Chip 25, 184 Hensley, Jim 169 Hensley, Steve 12, 184 Herndon, Frankye 184 Hester, Gidget 184 Hester, Renee 118, 119 Hester, Rita 62 Higginbotham, Jimmy 52, 169 Higgins, Gary 184 Hight, Kenneth 54, 169 Hill, Chris 169 Hill, Marilyn 169 Hill, Ronnie 169 Hill, Steve 100, 103, 169 Hilton, Greg 169 Hinshaw, Teresa 169 Hitchcock, Anna 184 Hitchcock, Herschell 100, 103, 184 Hodges, Rodney 109, 169 Holcomb, Scotty 169 Holder, Stefanie 184 Holley, Tim 184 Hollingsworth, Leslie 96, 97, 169 Holliman, Larry 60 Holloway, Heidi 48, 59, 184 Holt, Stephanie 54, 169 Hood, Joel 56, 169 Hood, Kieth 62 Hood, Robyn 54, 169 Hopkins, Scotty 16, 62, 169 Hopson, Kevin 169 Horn, Jim 184 Houpt, Cynthia 169 Houghton, Martin 169 Houston, Terri 48 Houston, Toni 169 Howard, William, III 184 Howell, David 60, 184 Howell, Sandra 184 Huddleston, Judy 169 Hudson, Darren T. 32, 64, 68, 79, 82, 169 Huggins, Keith 169 Hughes, Casandra 77, 184 Hughes, Debbie 47, 169 Hughes, Eugene 47, 56, 169 Hughes, Natalie 184 Humphrey, Terrence 100, 103, 184 Hunt, Vikki67, 184 Hunter, Orlando 184 Hord, Rebecca 48, 184 Hurley, Judy 56, 184 Hussey, Andrea 16, 184 Hussey, Duke 60, 69, 184 Hussey, Kelly 47, 56, 169 Hutcheson, Jeff 184 Hutchins, Jacki 184 Hutchins, Jeanine 56, 170 Hutchison, Drew 60 Hutson, Trudy 56, 170 Hyatt, Dianne 185 Hyland, Michael 64 Inman,Pam62, 170 Isbell, Carolyn 170 Isbell.J.R. 185 Ivy, Cynthia 185 Jackson, Sharon 185 Jaggers, Wesley 185 James, Bessie 185 James, Essie 170 Ja mison, Parthena 185 Jenkins, Angie 68, 69, 79, 82, 185, 192 Jennings, Vanesse 185 Jernigan, Barry 39, 54, 170 Johncox, Melinda 56, 185 Johnson, Chris 185 Johnson, Cindy 170 Johnson, Don 151 Johnson, Edith 50, 170 Johnson, Jimmy 121 Johnson, Joy 170 Johnson, Keith 32, 121, 123, 124 Johnson, Linda 185 Johnson, Lola 170 Johnson, Oliver 109, 170 Johnson, Pam 68, 170 Johnson, Sherri 62, 170 Johnson, Terry 121 Johnston, Susan 56, 67, 170 Joiner, Joanne 185 Jones, Leslie 50, 185 Jones, Lisa 50, 185 Jones, Roderick 109, 185 Jones, Sharmayne 170 Jones, Tracy 170 Jordan, Beth 77, 185 Jordan, Kent 185 Jordan, Kim 185 Jordan, Pat 185 Joy, Robert 100, 103, 170 Justice, Nannette 185 K Kather, Michael 170 Keaton, John 26, 100, 103, 185 Keith, Wade 109 Kelley, Evette 118, 119 Kelly, Abigail 114, 115, 185 Kelly, Amy 185 Kelly, Jennifer 56, 170 Kelly, Ricky 54, 185 Kendall, Robert 185 Key, Brenda 185 Kilgore, Todd 64, 185 Killingsworth, Danny 185 King, Eddie 185 King, Ty 185 Kirkpatrick, Ben 185 Kirksey, Ginger 185 Kitchens, Dawn 47, 48, 71, 82, 185 Kitchens, Kirk 185 Knight, Bill 100, 104, 185 Knight, Russ 6, 47, 186 Knox, Debbie 47, 67, 170 Koon, Steve 186 Lagrone, Roy 50, 170 211 Laird, Shelia 186 Lancaster, Carol 60, 186 Lancaster, Judy 170 Land, Donna 47, 170 Landreth, Bruce 6, 170 Langley, Kaye 56, 60, 170 Langner, Mark 54, 170 Lann, Jennifer 62 Larabee, Terry 69, 170 Larue, Kathy 186 Lathon, Donna 25, 170 Lawson, Beverly 60, 170 Lawson, Sally 170 Lawson, Vicki 186 Leach, Angela 50, 170 Ledbetter, Clayton 47, 77, 126, 170 Lee, Lisa 62, 186 Lee, Scott 125, 126, 127 Leech, Rosanne 47, 64, 67, 68, 170 Lenoir, Sharon 50 Leonard, Molly 186 Leonard, Rob 186 Lesley, Riva 186 Levya, Irene 186 Lewis, James R. 56, 186 Lewis, Jane 186 Lewis, Kathleen 186 Lewis, Kim 186 Lewis, Rachel 170 Likes, David 170 Likes, Mike 121, 123 Liles, Jeff 104, 186 Lindsay, Sharon 170 Lindsey, Laura 32, 171 Lindsey, Louise 171 Lindsey, Sharon 62 Lindsey, Tara 186 Little, Angle 47, 67, 186 Little, Edward 48, 62, 186 Loftin, Missy 12,47,96, 186 Logan, Jimmy 64, 171 Long, Chip 25, 47 Long, Eve 186 Long, Trent 69, 186 Long, William 171 Love, Hiawatha 186 Lowe, Cynthia 114, 115, 186 Loyd, Thomas 171 Lucas, Robynn 171 Lucius, L aurie 171 Luckett, Roderick 48, 54 Lusk, Lee 186 Lyles, Jeffery 100, 186 M Mabry, Debbie 171 Mackey, Jennifer 186 Mallery, Hank 82 Mallery, William 186 Manacell, Jay 186 Maharrey, Mark 60, 64, 68, 69, §2 Mann, Lori 186 Mansell, Jay 62 Manuel, Cynthia 186 Marcy, Adelia47,52, 73, 186 Marlin, Sandra 171 Marsh, Marvin 15, 27, 100, 104, 171 Marshall, Annette 33, 186 Martin, Alva 171 Martin, Michelle 171 Martin, Sarah 186 Martin, Stephanie 186 Mask, Jerri Ann 50, 54, 186 Mask, Kent 171 Mask, Melissa 47, 54, 187 Massey, Tammy 187 Mathis, Greg 187 Mathis, Jimmy 171 Mathis, Phillip 100, 104, 187 Matthews, Pam 52, 187 Maxcy, Karen 52, 171 Maxcy, Tracey 118 May, Andrea 73, 171 McAbee, Lynn 171 McAllister, Martha 187 McClain, Mitch 187 McClellan, Darlene 171 McCollum, David 60, 79, 171 McCormick, Allison 62 McCrory, Richard 121 McDade, Randy 171 McDaniel, Mike 187 McDonald, Jamie 121 McDonald, Rosemary 171 McFadde, Margaret 171 McGee, Greg 187 McGee,Lisa62, 71, 187 McGhee, Cindy 171 McGowan, Margaret 187 McGrath, Steve 60, 187 McGraw, Sam 120, 121, 123, 171 Mcintosh, David 100, 104, 187 McKinney, Bob 79, 171 McManus, William 171 McMinn, David 171 McNeer, Melanie 56, 171 McNutt, Laura 187 McShan, Albert 62, 171 McTune, Paula 47, 187 Meaders, Kennedy 100, 104, 187 Mears, David 171 Merritt, Lisa 171 Midkiff, Jean 64, 187 Miller, Lecha 62, 171 Miller, Matt 187 Miller, Otto 187 Miller, Pam 64 Miller, Stan 171 Mills, Michelle 48, 171 Milton, Freeman 100, 104, 187 Mims, Renee 187 Mims, Teresa 171 Mitchell, Bobbie 171 Mitchell, Diane 62 Mitchell, Jamie 100, 104, 187 Mitchell, Martha 52, 187 Mitchell, Pam 33, 52, 187 Mitchell, Renee 172 Mitchell, Ricky 54, 69, 77, 82, 172 Mitchell, Tim 121, 123, 172 Mize,Reanett62, 172 Montgomery, Margaret Ann 47, 56, 77, 172 Montgomery, Mark 187 Montgomery, Mitch 172 Montgomery, Robert 100, 104, 187 Montgomery, Suzanne 172 Montgomery, Tona 187 Montgomery, Tye 121, 122, 123, 172 Moore, Amy 172 Moore, Celestine 187 Moore, Cheryl 39, 56, 172 Moore, Elsie 10, 187 Moore, Jack 120, 121, 122, 123, 172 Moore, James 172 Moore, Julie 172 Moore, Laura 82 Moore, Pat 172 Moore, Tammy 172 Moore, Thomas 48, 187 Moran, Kim 187 Morgan, Alane 172 Morgan, Brenda 187 Morgan, Gary 187 Morgan, Misty 60 Morgan, Pam 187 Morrison, Jeff 120, 121, 123, 124, 172 Morgan, Stacey 62, 187 Morton, Misty 54, 188 Moss, Ricky 188 Moss, Robbie 188 Mott, Jerome 172 Moyers, Robin 172 Mullins, Bill 48, 172 Mullins, Jimmy 109, 188 Mullins, Tamera 172 Mund, Rhonda 188 Murff, Phillip 54, 188 Murphree, Brenda 188 Murphree, Kelly 172 N Nabors, John 188 Naden, Brad 64 Nanney, Wade 100, 188 Nash, Chris 188 Neeley, Gerald 172 Newby, Lisa 188 Newell, Julie 34, 36, 39, 52, 56, 59, 172 Nichols, Kim 96, 188 Nichols, Kent 188 Nichols, Michele 172 Nickels, Robin 188 Norman, Patricia 188 Norris, Sheila 172 o O ' Connor, David 105, 188 Oliver, Angela 188 Olley, Kevin 62, 188 Ommen, Lynn 56, 172 O ' Neal, Robin 48 Ormon, Maria 172 Oswalt, Alisa 188 Oswalt, Rhonda 172 Outlaw, Lee 50, 64, 68, 79, 172 Owen, Darren 56 Owens, Deanna 188 Owens, Jeffery 172 Pace, Tara 39, 67, 79, 172 Page, Culandra 188 Page, Eunice 50, 172 Page, Sherrie 56, 172 Palmer, Jason 125, 126, 172 Palmer, Vickie 172 Palmertree, Delese 173 Pannell, Sandy 188 Pardue, Lori 173 Parham, Dana 48, 54 E ||Ht 86R 1 HP m ' ■ W ' T- . ,. tT - - ' wPP n g. k 212 Index Parham, Stephanie 48, 188 Park, Angie 54, 188 Park, Mary 173 Parker, Carlton 188 Parker, Cynthia 173 Parker, Kim 188 Parker, Mike 188 Parker, Rebecca 10, 54 Parrish, Carol 52, 188 Parrish, Tim 40, 64, 173 Parson, Teresa 173 Patterson, Kim 32, 40, 47, 64, 6 71,82, 118, 173 Patterson, Melissa 173 Patterson, Mike 123, 188 Payne, Brenda 56, 173 Payne, Debra 173 Payne, Monica 114, 115, 173 Pearce,Carla 188 Pearce, Gary 188 Pearson, Ruth 188 Pence, Jennie 62, 173 Pennington, Debra 188 Peoples, Herman 48, 109, 188 Pepper, Lori 188 Peters, Hilton 188 Petty, Brenda 188 Pharr, Ann 173 Phillips, Todd 173 Phillips, Sharon 188 Phipps, Phillip 82 Pickering, Dollie 188 Pickle, Jill 48, 188 Plunkett, Agnes 173 Pope, Lynette48,60, 62, 188 Pope, Mary 40, 173 Poss,David9, 100, 104, 173 Powell, Brenda 52, 173 Presley, Patti 73, 74,75, 189 Prestage, Lee 189 Prestridge, Mary 173 Prewett,Tina47, 189 Price, Pat 40, 62, 173 Pritchard, Marsha 189 Pruitt, Frank 10, 173 Pruitt, Tina 54 Pulliam, Ace 173 Pulliam, Vickie 189 Q Quinn, Greg 173 R Rackley, Kim 47, 73, 74, 75, 189 Rakestraw, Jackeye 118, 119, 173 Rakestraw, Stacy 6, 47, 189 Ramsey, Patty 189 Randle,Tessie 114, 115, 189 Ratliff, Bettie 173 Ray, Manfred, Jr. 50, 189 Ray, Paula 189 Rayburn, Jeff 189 Rea, Tina 47, 60, 68, 69, 173 Reed, Greg 189 Reed, Gueary 173 Reede, Beth 67 Reeder, Gary 189 Reese, Lesia 50, 189 Reese, Lizbeth 173 Reeves, Christi 173 Reeves, Elonda 173 Reeves, Judy 173 Reeves, Lyndi 189 Reeves, Perry 189 Reeves, Tina 189 Reich, Rachel 40, 56, 64, 173 Renfroe, Paula 173 Reynolds, Donald 64, 189 Rhodes, Angie 56, 173 Rhudy, Christie 52, 189 Rhudy, Tami 173 Rial, Chris 189 Richardson, Erik 109, 189 Richey, Eddie 189 Riddle, Angie 28, 30, 60, 173 Riddle, Pamela 189 Riddle, Paullette 189 Riggan, Cindy 54, 82, 189 Riggins, Darrel 25, 122, 123 Riggs, Julie 118 Rikard, Susan 189 Riley, Charles 174 Riley, James D. 189 Riley, Karen 50, 189 Riley, Kit 189 Roberts, Brenda 189 Roberts, Tammy 25, 27, 47, 67, 174 Robertson, Bobby 100, 104 Robinson, Anita 52, 174 Robinson, James 189 Robinson, Patsy 174 Rob inson, Sherry 62, 174 Rochester, Donna 56, 189 Rock, Wanda 118 Rodgers, Michael 189 Rodgers, Rodney 189 Rodgers, Tammy 189 Rogers, John David 60, 64, 68, 77, 79, 189 Rogers, Lee 24, 26, 47, 168, 174 Rogers, Lewis 174 Rogers, Natasha 54, 189 Rogers, Tim 54 Rogers, Valeri 189 Rooks, Sharon 174 Ross, Lori 52, 174 Roye, Michelle 189 Royer, Stan 54, 174 Ruff, Mike 56, 174 Rush, Hope 189 Rushing, Richard 174 Rushing, Steven 174 Russell, Lisa 40, 174 Ruth, Michael 190 Rutherford, Deborah 190 Sabo, Attila 109, 190 Salters, Carolyn 174 Samuel, Anthony 190 Sandefur, Dan 174 Sandefur, Joyce 48, 174 Sanders, Glenda 190 Sanders, Greg 54, 174 Sanders, Paulette 67, 174 Sandlin, Alicia 40, 174 Sartin, Arnold 190 Sartin, Tim 174 Saxon, Joseph 190 Scott, Marshall 190 Scribner, Amy 41,56, 174 Scruggs, Carrol 56, 190 Seals, Ricardo 109, 110, 190 Searcy, Angie 47, 190 Seely, Patricia 56, 73, 74, 75, 174 Segars, Mark 190 Senter, Cindy 174 Senter, David 174 Shackelford, Susie 15, 96, 97, 190 Shaw, Dorothia 190 Sheffield, Amanda 48, 50, 190 Sheffield, Blake 190 Sheffield, Sherry 40, 47, 71, 174 Shell, Merntt 47, 190 Shelton,Rita50, 190 Shepard, Missy 52 Sherfey, Elizabeth 174 Shettles, Robin 190 Short, Lucretia 52, 190 Shumpert, Bobby 41, 105 Shumpert, Faye 114, 115, 190 Shumpert, Ian 60, 77 Shumpert, Jacques 174 Shumpert, Melissa 190 Shumpert, Michael 64, 190 Shutiok, Deanna 56, 174 Sides, Alicia 118 Simineau, Suzanne 50, 190 Simmons, Lisa 82 Simmons, Stacy 190 Simpson, Doug 190 Simrell,Rob54, 190 Sims, Diana 60, 174 Sims, Dupree 190 Sisk, Barbara 174 Smith, Amy 56, 125 Smith, Bernard 190 Smith, Charlotte 174 Smith, Cindy 125 Smith, Constance 174 Smith, David 174 Smith, Dottie 118, 125 Smith, Felecia96,97, 190 Smith, Glenn 123, 190 Smith, James 54, 174 Smith, Joe 60, 174 Smith, Lynn 48, 54, 190 Smith, Michael 100, 104, 175 Smith, Ricky 175 Smith, Stacy 190 Smith, Steve 190 Smith, Tonya 190 Smith, Vicki 62 Snipes, Betty 175 Snow, Gage 56, 190 South, Vickie 190 Southward, Annie 175 Sparks, Brenda 175 Sparks, Kipp 60, 175 Spencer, Chris 56, 190 Spencer, Marchell 190 Spires 175 Springer, Cindy 67, 175 Stafford. Pat 190 Staggs, John 190 Stanfield, Rodney 121 Starnes, Stephen 62, 190 Staten, Anthony 48, 54, 175 Steadman, Sterling 121 Steel, Jima54, 62, 175 Steel, Judy 175 Stegall,Tami52, 191 Stein, Blake 175 Stephan, Todd 48, 191 Stephens, Al 56, 191 Stephens, Julia 52, 191 Stephenson, Angel 175 Index 213 Stevens, Ashley 100, 105, 191 Stevens, Creda 191 Stevenson, Kerry 191 Steward, Kenneth 100, 105, 191 Steward, Reginald 60, 191 Stewart, Jacqueline 191 Stewart, Kenny 191 Stogner, Eric 191 Stovall, Mark 100 Stovall, Mike 100, 191 Stovall, Richard 175 Strange, Bonnie 191 Strange, Sharon 175 Strange, Tammy 52, 191 Stratton, Robin 191 Strawbridge, Krista 62, 175 Stubblefield, David 60, 69, 191 Sugg, Brian 175 Sullivan, Mike 175 Summerford, Ben 191 Summerford, Ricky 64, 175 Sutton, Jane 191 Swann, Mickey 191 Swindell, Pam 191 Swinney, Allan 191 Sykes, Jackie 175 Tackett, Frankie 109, 110, 191 Talley, Greg 191 Tally, Jennifer 47, 175 Tapp, Sherry R. 175 Tarter, Scott 191 Tate, Dean 175 Tatum, Kenny 100, 105, 191 Taylor, Angle 24, 26, 28, 30, 32, 47, 168,175 Taylor, Debbie 175 Taylor, Laura 50, 175 Taylor, Steve 191 Teague, Ann 82 Teague, Billy 60, 191 Terry, Deborah 60 Tharp, Randy 121 Thomas, Bill 175 Thomas, Byron 32, 175 Thomas, Leonard 109, 110, 191 Thomas, Marion 50 Thomas, Torri 56, 191 Thompson, Calvin 100, 105 Thompson, Cindy 191 Thompson, John 175 Thompson, Robert 191 Thompson, Sheila 50 Thompson, Steve 175 Thorn, Asia 100, 105, 175 Thorn, Eric 175 Thornton, Kristy 96, 191 Tidwell, Pam 175 Tidwell, Stephen 48, 175 Todd, Cathy 175 Todd, Cindy 67, 68, 82, 191, 192 Todd, Ken 11, 100, 105, 191 Todd,Melinda 175 Torrence, Leslie 175 Torrence, Natalie 176 Towery, Cindy 11,47, 191 Towery, Debbie 176 Towery, Donald 56, 191 Trcadaway, Daniel 191 Trexler, Tammie 60, 191 Townsend, Beth 62, 176 Tribbet, Randy 191 Trimble, Lavoyne 176 Tubb, Natalie 60, 191 Tucker, Gregg 100, 105, 191 Tucker, Rhonda 56, 176 Tucker, Rita 176 Turnage, Stacy 192 Turner, Beth 27, 67, 192 Turner, Diane 62, 176 Turner, Pamela 192 Turner, Sarah 192 Turner, Wanda 62, 176 Tutor, Angela 192 Tutor, Brian 192 Tutor, John 192 Tutor, Terry 54 Tutor, Tim 56 Tyra, Karen 52, 192 u Umfress, Chris 192 Umfress, Roselyn 192 Underwood, Belinda 56 Underwood, Tina 176 Upton, Kim 192 V Vandevander, Brian 100, 105, 192 Vasser, Trevonda 6, 192 Vaughn, Shelia 50, 176 Violette, Steve 176 Vogt, David 62, 192 w Waddell, Anthony 176 Wagner, James 192 Waite, Catherine 192 Walden, Pamela J. 54, 176 Walker, Deanna 176 Wall, Scotty60, 69, 79, 176 Wallace, Angela 176 Wallace, Cindy 192 Wallace, Janice 118, 119, 176 Wallace, Janie 176 Wallace, Lisa 192 Wallace, Nelvin 56, 176 Walley, Gayla 192 Walls, Bessie 52, 176 Walls, Joel 48 Walsh, Phil 176 Walton, Angela 96, 97, 192 Walton, Paula 52, 54, 192 Ward, Sondra 62, 176 Ware, Molia 109, 192 Warren, Bill 47, 176 Warren, Bryan 192 Warren, Ellen 114, 116, 192 Warren, Jennifer 176 Warren, William 176 Watson, James M. 64, 176 Watson, John 192 Watson, Tommy 121, 123, 176 Waycaster, Brad 121 Waycaster, Randal 12, 47, 50, 59, 176 Weatherbee, Mollye 54, 192 Weaver, Troy 64, 192 Webb, Kim 192 Webster, Susan 64, 67, 68, 176 Weeks, Carla 192 Welch, Johnnie 62, 176 Weston, Juston 11, 192 Westmoreland, Francyne 56, 176 Westmoreland, Tim 192 Wheeler, Chad 32, 100, 105, 176 Wheeler, Jaime 192 Wheeler, M. R. 62, 192 Whitaker, Greg 192 Whitaker, Perry 176 White, Danny 176 White, Felicia 192 White, Lisa 193 White, Missy 11, 33, 47, 52, 79, 193 Whitehead, Dana 47, 48, 114, 116, 176 Whitehead, Ramon 177 Whitenton, R. J. 177 Whitfield, Cynthia 50, 177 Whitfield, Lawrence 193 Whitfield, Sylvia 50, 177 Whitlock, Deel21,177 Wigginton, Dana 48, 54, 62, 193 Wigginton, James 48, 52, 177 Wigginton, Tim 123, 193 Wiggs, Joyce 177 Wiginton, Joanne 193 Wilburn, Rene 34, 36, 41, 62, 177 Wilburn, Stephanie 56, 77, 193 Wilder, Tim 177 Williams, Carla 10, 193 Williams, Chris 193 Williams, Curtis 100, 105, 177 Williams, Donna 77, 177 Williams, Douglas 8, 41, 68, 69, 79, 82, 177 Williams, Edwin 193 Williams, Hudson A. 69, 177 Williams, Jan 52, 177 Williams, Jody 177 Williams, John 193 Williams, Katie 193 Williams, Ken 177 Williams, Ortez 60, 177 Williams, Ralph 177 Williams, Richard 120, 121 Williams, Tawana 193 Willis, Donna 177 Wilson, Angle 52, 193 Wilson, Anthony 177 Wilson, Jennifer 177 Wilson, Martha 54 Wilson, Sharon 177 Wimbs, Faye 177 Windham, Melanie 48, 67, 177 Wingo, Rich 120, 121 Winstead, Darryl 10, 82 Winstead, Dee, 79, 193 Winter, Dawn 25, 52, 64, 96, 97, 192, 193 Winter, Mike 34, 37, 41, 50, 56, 100, 105, 177 Winter, Tammy 56, 77, 193 Winters, Debbie 41, 96, 177 Witbeck, Lynn 177 Wofford, David 64, 193 Wofford, Minnie 193 Wood, Candy 193 Wood, Greg 48, 193 Wood, Joanna 193 Wood, Leigh 193 Woods, Annie 62, 193 Woods, Ricky 100, 193 Worthey, Michelle 193 214 Index Wright, Lisa 41, 56, 59, 177 Wright, Richie 177 Wuichet, Robbie 52, 193 Yambrek, Mike59, 123, 193 Yancy, Ronnie 123, 193 Yant, Pamela 50, 177 Yates, Lyvonne 177 Yielding, Frankie, Jr. 12, 34, 37, 41, 50,52,177 Yielding, Johnny 193 Young, Clinton 193 Young, Jacqueline 193 Young, John 60, 193 Young, Louis 60, 177 Young, Shebby 193 Young, Vickie 177 Zachary, Terry 193 Zerbakos, Nick 177 Zettler, Karen 177 Tupelo Campus Akers, Darlene 28, 30, Araujo, Maribel 194 Atkins, Carolyn 194 B Baldwin, Reata 194 Ballard, Linda 42, 194 Banks, Brenda 194 Barrett, Marsha 194 Barshaw, Todd 194 Barton, Penny 194 Bates, Amy 194 Beam, Julia 194 Belk, Don 194 Bennett, Patti 88, 194 i. 194 Binford, Paul 42, 194 Blanchard, Jeff 194 Blaylock, Nancy 194 Bolen, Cindy 88, 194 Bowen, Lloyd 194 Box, Rodney 194 Brasfield, Glinda 194 Bridges, Teresa 194 Brown, Maria 194 Brunetti, Vickie 194 Bryan, Sandy 194 Burchfield, Shara 194 Burt, Debbie 194 Cagle, Scott 194 Calfee, Scott 194 Cameron, John 194 Cannen, James L. 194 Cantrell, Joyce 194 Cantwell, Mary Ann 195 Caraway, Sheila 195 Carruth, Judy 195 Carter, Ronny 195 Catt, James L. 195 Causey, Tim 195 Cayson, Frances 195 Chambless, Donna 195 Chavez, Maria 195 Clark, Joey 195 Clayton, Dennis 195 demons, Kenneth II 195 Coggin, Jeff88, 195 Cooke, David E. 195 Cowsert, Melissa 195 Crownover, Frank 195 Crump, Mary 195 Crump, O ' Harold 195 Cruse, Sherry 195 Cummings, Wanda 195 Cunningham, Alice 195 Curtis, Jackie 195 Daugherty, Barbara 195 Davis, Chuck 195 Davis, Lucille 195 Dendy, Jane 195 Dillard, Mary Jo 195 Dolcr, Kevin 195 Doss, Leann 195 Dover, Terrie 195 Drydale, Anna 195 Dunlap, Margaret 196 Easter, Beth 196 Edwards, Mitzi 196 Elliott, Suzanne 196 Faulkner, Cynthia 196 Filgo, Melissa 88, 196 Finney, Kirk 196 Foster, Rhonda 196 Franks, Cathy 42, 196 Galloway, Sonya 88, 196 Garner, Tammy 196 Garrison, Penny 196 Gates, Phyllis 196 George, Neal 196 Gibbs, Deedrea 196 Gill, Lynn 196 Gilliland, Mark 196 Gladney, Barry 196 Godfrey, Sandra 89, 196 Gosa, Sandra 196 Grant, Connie 196 Griffin, Gussie 196 Grisham, Tracie 88, 89, 196 Grissom, Margaret 196 Gunn, Jcrrie J. 196 H Hale, Exie 196 Hall, Rebecca 196 Hammock, David 196 Hankins, Tony B. 196 Hanna, Jackie 196 Harlow, Ben 196 Harminder, Kaur 198 Harris, Callie 197 Harris, Ella 197 Hart, Stacy 197 Hatcher, Sandy 197 Hawkins, Stacy 197 Hawkins, Tracy 197 Hayes, Amy 197 Hearn, Cindy 197 Henderson, Karen 197 Herndon, June42, 197 Hester, Melissa 197 Hester, Robin 197 Holcomb, William 42, 197 Holland, Chris 197 Holland, Jim 25 Holmes, J. B. 197 Holmes, Rosemary 197 Holmes, Shirley 197 Hood, Anita 42, 197 Hood, Dennis 197 Hood, Teresa 197 Hoskins, John 197 Hunter, Allen 197 Hykes, Melissa 197 lsbell,J.R. 197 Jackson, Doris 197 Jackson, Glenda 197 Jenkins, Mary 197 Jenkins, Tracie 197 Jetton, Keary 197 Johnson, Matt 197 Johnson, Thomas 197 Jones, Kathy 42, 198 K Kabban, B. 198 Keeton, Rena 198 Keith, Kathy 198 King, Becky 198 King, George 198 Lalk, Angie 198 Langford, Richard 198 Lantrip, Kimberly 198 Leslie, Kim 198 ' | . SC 4 Index 215 Lillo, Bobbie Jean 198 Lindsey. Angie 198 Lindsey, Grace Bost 88, 198 Lipsey, Joyce 198 Little, Jeanie 198 Loden. Alexia 198 Logan, Anthony 100, 104, 198 Long, Gary 198 Long, Ronnie 198 Luther, Mona 198 M Mann, Vicky 198 Marsh, Robert 198 Martin, Sheila 198 Massey, Jeanie 43, 198 Maxcy, Ronald 198 Mayhall, Mark 198 McCain, Rodney 198 McCarley, Deloris 199 McClung, Kim89, 199 McCollum, Janet 199 McCoy, Martha 199 McCoy. Vicky 199 McDonald, Todd 199 McFarling, Gary 199 McMillen, Melinda 199 McMullan, Tammy 199 Messer, Linda 43, 199 Minich, Dennis 88, 199 Mitchell, Cleota 199 Mitchell, Gloria 199 Moore, Anthony 199 Moore, Dan 199 Moore, Jackie 199 Moore, Joyce 199 Morphis, Carolyn 199 Morris, Nita 199 N Nash, Dan 88, 199 Newman, Jeff 199 Nichols, Candy 199 Norton, Patti 199 Owens, Becky 43, 199 Owings, Lisa 199 Palmer, Keith 199 Parham, Greg43, 199 Parks, Angie 200 Patterson, Russ 88, 200 Perry, Ruby 200 Pickens, Earl 200 Pierce, Billy 200 Porter, Charles 200 Pound, Crystie 200 Prater, Sherry 200 Price, Anthony 104, 200 Priest, Donnie 200 Priest, Ronnie 200 Puckett, Debbie 200 Quarles, Lisa 200 Quashnefski, Roy 200 Ramage, Amy 200 Ramsey, Mike 200 Rather, Leslie 200 Ratliff, Debra 200 Ray, Lori 43, 200 Reed, Lawrence 200 Reedy, Lynn 200 Reeves, Kenneth Wayne 200 Reich. Gail 200 Repult, Margie 25, 89, 200 Roberts, Cynthia 200 Roberts, Leigh 200 Robinson, Yvonne 200 Rowland, Shawn 200 Rupert, Doris 200 Rupert, Vickie 200 Russell, John 200 Schneider, Carol 43, 200 Scott, Debbie 200 Self, Teresa 200 Sheffield, Brian 200 Shell, Mack 100, 104, 200 Shelly, Robert 200 Sherer, Joseph 200 Shows, John 88, 200 Smith, Jim 200 Smith, Jon 200 Smith, Marilyn 201 Smith, Robert 43, 201 Smith, Thomas 201 Spann, Lana 201 Stamper, David 25, 201 Stanford, Larry 201 Stanford, Rhonda 201 Steele, Diane 201 Stegall, Deborah 201 Stevens, Dorinda 201 Stevens, Roy 201 Stewart, Darren 201 Stone, Rob 201 Sudduth, Glenn 201 Tabler, Jennifer 201 Tate, Russell 201 Taylor, Candis 201 Taylor, Cindy 201 Taylor, Cindy 201 Thomas, Patrick 201 Thompson, Donald 201 Thompson, Jane 201 Thompson, Pam 201 Thompson, Rickey 201 Thompson, Tami R. 88, 201 Throckmorton, Diane 201 To, George 201 Turner, Bernice 201 w Waddle, Bubby 201 Waldrop, Terry 201 Walker, Shirley 201 Walls, Steven 88, 201 Walsh, Anna 201 Watson, Lee 201 Watson,Penny 88, 201 Watson, Susan 201 Webb , Gayle, 201 West, Kathy 201 Westbrook, Robby 43, 201 Whitaker, Gregory D. 201 Whitaker, Jeffory G. White, Robert 201 Whitesides, Barbara 201 Wilemon, Cynthia 201 Willingham, Marquest 201 Wilson, Michael 201 Winstead, Darryl88, 201 Wooten, Stephanie 1 18, 1 19, 20] Wright, Sheila 25, 201 Young, Allison 201 Young, Robert 201 Young, Teresa 201 Zachary, Tim 201 o O ' Connor, Joey 100, 104, 199 Sallis, Gary 200 Salmon, Frances 200 Vasser, Lora43, 201 Vaughn, Alda 201 216 Index