Mississippi College - Tribesman Yearbook (Clinton, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 226 of the 1972 volume:

LELAND SPEED LIBRARY MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE CLINTON, MISSISSIPPI index Student Life 16 Administration 34 Organizations 52 Features 108 Classes 132 Athletics 166 1 v � v� A v.V.V.V l 1 V.Y� ' n T.Tl We are part of the world and its problems. We accept the responsibility with each breath taken and each friend made. The involvement that comes from the feelings and the activities and the thoughts that make up our world is something we can no longer escape. We should no longer wish to. Is it to be a new time? Can we erase the pains and disappointments, the naivety and wonder, the mistakes and regrets? Do we want to? The dawn does bring new opportunities, And blinds the past— but only for a second. 8 It’s the smile of a friend— Or just their glance. It’s new people— Or the old cast in altered roles. The places remain the same, but each of us takes away that special impression that creates cherished memories. 10 m We go through the routine (and the rain). We endure the work And welcome the relief —the brief glory —the hurried honor —the quiet beauty And go on from there again. cl ’j Wi iiu iilf ' Ulllll J hiiI SS8 IkS! iNijii 14 tm The scenes are the same. The players flare into brilliance and just as quickly fizzle. The dialogue varies little. But no matter what we can say and do, What we can aspire to and somehow gain, We come back to those feelings that bind and yet distinguish us. The emotions that make us “MC students” together while keeping us unique. k 15 kd • mmm We return with mixed emotions— hope, hate, gratefulness, resignation, determination. Outwardly, it looks the same— except for an added coat of paint here there, and campus street names. Another year ... a new chance. a ' ±1 There are new people- faces reflecting the happiness and anxiety of being a freshman. Two short weeks of assemblies, spirit sticks, registration, carnivals, and a shaving cream fight begin the transformation from freshman to MC student. 20 22 ■mm Homecoming— the return to the old ‘‘Alma Mater.” One day of crepe paper, talent, reunions, antique cars, and football. The theme may be the “Good Ole Days”, but it holds little relevance for us today. We can no longer cling to the past traditions when our world— and our own common sense— demand change. 23 MwaniHBHnnKiM But it’s difference today that starts to look alike. Outward change doesn ' t guarantee the same inside. No matter how we cry for freedom, it is finally found within, or never at all. 25 V 26 27 Still they go on— the experiences of MC life. Those that we wish to remember, or those better left buried. We can’t hope for all good times, for nothing can be truly good unless it is surrounded by those moments of despair and disappointment. 31 JjI The time will come to leave— with those same emotions that brought us— to a patched-up world of new people, new ideas and experiences. We will look back on our years here with the good things cherished, but with the strength received through difficulty remaining a part of us. We all can be united in our hope— and need— to be valued as individuals. It is not too much to ask, or to strive for. 33 ad mini PRESIDENT Dr. Louis Nobles Extended growth and development has charac- terized the past year at Mississippi College under the leadership of its president, Dr. Lewis Nobles. Improvement of the campus has been seen in the beautification of grounds, renovation of facilities, and plans for additional expansion. The ability of Dr. Nobles to provide effective cooperation among the administration, faculty, and students has in- creased educational achievement. All associates of Mississippi College recognize Dr. Lewis Nobles not only as a wise leader but also as a most humble and dedicated Christian president. Board of Trustees Mr. George Thornton, vice-president; Mr. Nick Walker, president; Dr. Bob Ramsay, secretary. Dr. Howard H. Aultman Mr. John Dickins Mr. Robert Gandy Mr. Roy Noble Lee Dr. John G. McCall Dr. Russell Mclntire Dr. Bob N. Ramsay Mr. John M. Rogers Mr. William King Self Dr. Bob Simmons Mr. Leland R. Speed Mr. George J. Thornton Mr. Nick Walker Mr. Aven Whittington Dr. S. R. Woodson 38 — Mr. Edwin Hewlett, Dean of Men (above left) Dr. Louise Griffith, Dean of Women (above) Dr. W. W. Clark, Acting Dean of Graduate School and Direc tor of Institutional Research DEANS 39 Mr. Van D. Quick, Assistant to the President and Director of Admissions Mr. L. M. Lanier, Business Manager Mr. Bradley Pope, Director of Religious Activities Mr. Norman Gough, Director of Public Information ADMINISTRATORS Mr. Shelton N. Hand, Jr., Director of Develop- ment 41 ADMINISTRATORS 1 I Mr. Ted Smith, Manager of Computer Center Dr. D. Gray Miley, Director of Evening Division Mrs. Nan Sibley, Assistant Registrar Rev. Robert Wall, Director of Church Relations 42 ADMINISTRATORS Dr. Philips McCarty, Administrative Assistant to the President Mr. J. B. Howell, Librarian tion J° nn ' e Ruth Hudson, Editor of College Publica- Mr. Troy Mohon, Registrar DIVISION OF BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS Dr. D. Gray Miley, Chairman Mrs. June M. Graham, Mr. William N. Grogan, Mr. Gerald Lee, Asst. Prof. Miss Lois Ann Peckham, Miss Frances Skulley, Instructor Instructor Instructor Assoc. Prof. DIVISION OF RELIGION Dr. William W. Stevens, Chairman Dr. Joe Cooper, Prof., Philosophy Dr. Philips R. McCarty, Asst. Prof. Dr. Norman O’Neal. Prof., Dr. E. R. Pinson, Prof., Dr. Howard E. Spell, Prof., Religious Education Religion Religion Dr - J. W. Lee, Chairman DIVISION OF EDUCATION AND PSYCHOLOGY Dr. John Blair, Prof., Mrs. Retha S. Baker; Asst. Education Prof., Education Mrs. Grace Caperton; Mr. George B. Chapman; Instructor, Home Economics Asst. Prof., Education Dr. Mildred M. Crider; Mrs. Ann W. Clark; Dr. W. W. Clark; Assoc. Mrs. Mary Jo Cocroft; Assoc. Prof., Education and Dr. Swinton Hill; Assoc. Instructor, Education Prof., Education Instructor, Library Science Psychology Prof., Education D. Jayroe; Asst. Mrs. Gale Keith; Asst. Prof., Dr. Frances McGuffee; Ps ycholog Cat ' ° n 3nd Education and Psychology Prof., Home Economics Dr. Earl Skinner; Director of Miss Nellie Ford Smith, Placement, Education Assoc. Librarian Mrs. Ada Sumrall, Instruct or, Library Science 45 DIVISION OF HEALTH, PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND RECREATION DIVISION OF FINE ARTS Dr. Jack Lyall, Chairman Mr. Ralph Carroll; Asst. Prof., Music Coach James Allen; Assoc. Prof. Coach Joel Hudson; Instructor Mrs. Hazel Newman; Asst Prof. Coach Hartwell McPhail; Chairman Mrs. Dot Nixon; Instructor Coach Ed Nixon; Instructor Mr. Gerald Claxtori; Asst. Mrs. Carol S. Durham; Dr. Sam Gore; Assoc. Prof., Mr. Louis Walsh; Instructor, Prof., Music Instructor, Music Art Art DIVISION OF SCIENCE AND mathematics Dr. A. H. Germany, Chairman I Dr. James V. Burnside, Asst. Prof., Mathematics Dr. Jerry Cannon, Asst. Research Prof., Chemistry Mr. Henry A. Carlock, Prof., Physics Dr. Prentiss G. Cox, Assoc. Prof., Biology Dr. Wendell Deer, Assoc. Prof., Mathematics Dr. John W. Legg, Prof., Chemistry Dr. Dean Parks, Asst. Prof., Chemistry Dr. Etna Pearson, Asst. Prof., Biology Dr. William O. Sadler, Prof., Biology Mr. W. E. Strange, Prof., Mathematics Mr. Louis C. Temple, Asst. Prof., Biology Dr. Craig Whitlock, Asst. Prof., Physics 47 DIVISION OF HUMANITIES Dr. Sarah Rouse, Chairman Mrs. Mary Gentry; Instructor, Speech Miss Anita Gowin; Instructor, Spanish Mr. Ed Hewlett; Instructor, English Dr. Ralph Howell; Asst. Prof., English Miss Linda Lane; Instructor, French Mrs. P. I. Lipsey; Assoc. Prof., English Miss Verbie Ann Lovorn; Asst. Prof., English K As; Mr. 48 Mrs. Virginia Quarles; Instructor, English Mrs. Dorothy Twiss; Grad. Asst., English Dr. Jimmy Voyles; Asst. Prof., English F DIVISION OF SOCIAL SCIENCES Mr. C. D. Galloway; Asst. Prof., History Mrs. Suzanne Grogan; Instructor, Sociology Dr. Walter Howell; Assoc. Prof., History and Political Science Mr. James G. Revels, Jr.; Asst. Prof., History SCHOOL OF NURSING Mrs. Reita Keyes, Asst. Prof. Mrs. Lucille Robertson, Instructor Mrs. Margaret Valentine, Instructor Miss Carolyn Webb, Asst. Prof. STAFF Mrs. Hazel K. Anthony, Secretary to Business Manager Mrs. Susan Barnett, Head Nurse, Infirmary Mrs. Ben Bennett, Assistant Loan Clerk Mrs. Joyce Bishop, Mail Clerk Mrs. Diane Bradford, Secretary to Admissions Mrs. Neal Brashier, Secretary to President Miss Becky Brown, Part-time Nurse, Infirmary Mrs. Dot Chisolm, Secretary to Public Relations and Alumni Activities Mrs. Kathy Dawson, Secretary to Registrar Mrs. Elizabeth Duckworth, Cashier in Business Office Mrs. Anne B. Elliott, Circulation Librarian Mrs. Pauline Everett, Latimer-Webb Head Resident Mrs. Arie P. Farr, Catalog Librarian Mr. John E. Harden, Cafeteria Manager Mrs. Kathryn Holland, Hederman-Gunter Head Resident Mrs. Louise Hudson, Public Information Secretary Mrs. Mary Nel Kennedy, Student Loan Clerk Miss Deanna Kilmer, Part-time Nurse Mr. Rory Lee, Admissions Counselor Mrs. Sandra Marler, Secretary, School of Nursing Miss Judy Morrison, Assist. Head Resident Mary Nelson Mr. Lyn Nations, Campus Security Mrs. Barbara S. Neal, Secretarial Services Mr. Walter Price, Admissions Counselor Mrs. Mary B. Ritter, PBX Operator Mrs. Marie Roberson, Veterans’ Clerk Registrar Mr. Bill Strange, Staff Photographer Mrs. Mary Thurman, Records Clerk, Registrar’s Office Mr. Ed Causey, Assistant Director of Religious Activities Mr. Ben Rester, Director of Security 51 u Gayle Long, President STUDENT GOVERNMENT Perk Perkins, Vice-President Tommy Russum, Treasurer 54 |- ar ry Simmons, Jerry McBride, Anne Sullivan, Pam Jones, Linda nenfrow, Doug Blackwell. JUDICIAL COUNCIL Judy Freeman, Secretary Larry Simmons, Chief Justice Lucy Hansford, Attorney 55 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Clyde Brooks, Chaplain; Frances Halford, Secretary; Doug Hattox, Treasurer; David Holloway, Reporter; Steve Hurt, President. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS David Madden, President; Patty Pierce, Reporter; Joanie Gentry, Secretary; Arthur Middleton, Chaplain; Roy Fountain, Vice- President; Judy Gore, Treasurer. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Jay Willis, President; Lee Dukes, Vice- President; Jane Reed, Secretary; Butch Hood, Reporter; Barri Butler, Treasurer. PRESIDENT’S CABINET Seated: Janice Wells, Fred Johnson, Gayle Long, Susan Anderson, Sondra Robertson, Jerry McBride. Standing: Betsy Makamson! Tommy Avenmarg, Dianne Shamberger, Bill Norris. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Johnny Walker, President; Carolyn Scott, Chaplain; Debbie Bart- •ett, Treasurer; Cindy Davis, Vice-President; Ann Beckham, Re- porter; Nancy Jennings, Secretary. 57 SENATE First Row: Ernie Myers, Gail Reese, Nora Knight, Debs Smith, Ronnie Cannon, Liz Palmer, Mary Carol Criss, Jimmy McDonald, Cliff Coleman, Roy Fountain. Second Row: Louise Dillon, Sherman Dillon, James Griffith, Perk Perkins, Rusty Sumrall. SENATE OFFICERS Danny Wooldridge, President Pro-tern; Liz Palmer, Clerk; Perk Perkins, Pres- ident. STUDENT-FACULTY COMMITTEE Seated: Donna Norman, Bill Norris, Roy Hood, Cindy Davis, Sandy Nobles, Gail Reece, Guy Land, Susan Anderson, Gayle Long, Susan Price, Jerry McBride, Beth Farmer, James Griffith, Doug Hattox. Standing: David Hattox, Sally Murphy, Rod Cutrer, Joanne Owen, Pam Jones, Mary Ann Hood, Cleve Morton, Anne Sullivan, Tommy Myers. MEN’S DORM COUNCIL DORM MANAGERS MEN’S AFFAIRS BOARD Jimmy Autry, Tom Hearron, Sam Hendry, Richard Ritchie. JlV • ' ' -- Dean Hewlett, Steve Kemp, Jimmy McHann, Ben Nash. 59 WOMEN’S AFFAIRS BOARD Susan Anderson, Janice Wells, Rosie Davidson, Barri Butler, Beth Farmer, Gwen Gullage, Sandy Nobles, Sally Ann Carr. WOMEN’S DORM PERSON- NEL Seated: Marti Solomon, Mrs. Everett, Sally Murphey, Gwen Gul- lage, Sue Tillery, Frances Halford, Susan Shaw, Carolyn Mashburn, Beverly Quinn, Susan Anderson, Roz Brashear, Janet Stampley, Charlotte Gower, Sherri Collins. Standing: Judy Freeman, Barri Butler, Ann Beall, Rebecca Strait, Martha Kolb, Brenda Baker, Kay Espey, Miss Morrison, Mary Per- kins, Mrs. Cook, Rosie Davidson, Jackie Hoff. 60 PUBLICATIONS COUNCIL Seated: Donna Norman, Mrs. Newman, Dr. O’Neal, Pam Jones, Joanne Owen. Standing: Dr. Voyles, Jane Dunn, Gayle Long, Sandy Nobles, Miss Skulley, Mr. Walsh, Miss Peckham, John McCall, Guy Land. ARROWHEAD Pam Jones, Business Manager; Joanne Owen, Editor. “borrowed” couches. . . . Publi- cation Council Meetings. . fighting for our rights”. . . . five hundred dollars. ... a telephone !!!.... hassles with the printers. . . . the Southern Literary Festival in April. . . . rubber cement. . . . Lagnippe-Etching-Photograph. . . . what to print or not to print !!.... “What’s the Arrowhead?” 61 Masthead Staff: Charlie Ray, Catherine Chappell, Guy Land, David Calder, John McCall, David Holloway, Debbie Steen. COLLEGIAN Collegian . . . learning to ‘‘delegate authority” . . . passing the buck . . . dedication . . . reporters who come to work with shaving cream in their hair . . . “Goober!” . . . busy people . . . with tem- pers . . . working together . . . Staffer of the Week . . . News Editor of the Week . . . deadlines . . . 6 pages?? . . . layout . . . Prissy Hen on page 4 . . . color picture . . . “D — good paper” . . . memos . . . Commands from GLAND . . . Scavengers Club . . . evening edition . . . “Why must all our conver- sations .. “ .. new car . . . new dent . . . free movies . . . Whopper cards . . . the Jew . . . locksmith in residence . . . smile for the staff picture . . . cuss the printer . . . fight with the Arrowhead sponsor . . . Sinfonia subchapter . . . editor’s broken desk top . . . work . . . good work. Guy Land, Editor; John McCall, Business Manager. 62 pa First Row: James Travis, David Calder, Dick Kitchens, Debbie Steen Second Row: Charlie Ray, David Holloway, Guy Land, Gail Reese Randy Easterling, John McCall, Catherine Chappell. Jane Dunn, Business Manager. Donna Norman, Editor. THE 1972 TRIBESMAN Rosa Lee Harden and Gary Nichols, Photographers. Nashville, here we come . . . two hour lay-over for a thirty minute flight . . . dry ice and the Parade of Favorites . . . you really want to buy an ad? . . . John, how could you trust a woman with the Volkswagon . . . looking for sunsets . . . who put the dent in the new car? ... no sunsets . . . how about a sunrise? . . . leaving film in your bluejeans pocket when you wash them . . . Jane, look at my gray hairs! . . . Christmas holidays with the Sheffields . . . taking Nenamoosha pictures for the third time . . . does anything ever go right . . . late permission . . . redrawing layouts . . . the hardest job is being the editor’s roommate . . . where’s my pencil? . . . aaugh . . . raise your right hand and repeat after me . . . all night stands . . . desires, frustrations, deadlines— it’s finally over . . . it sure is good to be home. ver ow ins )ur ye r Student Life Lee Emling Administration Margie Smith Organizations Anne Roberts Becky Touchstone Features John Kelley Classes Gwen Gullage Sharon Hancock Seated: Margie Smith, Sharon Hancock, Gary Nichols, Donna Norman, John Kelley, Rosa Lee Harden. Standing: Kay Espey, Darrell Boggs, Jane Dunn, Pam Prevost, Gwen Athletics Darrell Boggs Rosa Lee Harden Index Sharon Hancock Advertisements Betty Fudge Gullage, Lee Emling, Debs Smith, Lanie Nutt, Brenda John- son, Joan Webb. HONORARIES ALPHA CHI Scholarship First Row: James Griffith, Guy Land, Sherry Lang, Donna Norman, Burke West, Mary Netherland, Dr. Cooper. Second Row: Dr. Legg, Gayle Ross, Edward McDonald, Beverly Garner, Rod Cutrer, Gayle Long, Beth Farmer, Phyllis Linton, Sandy Nobles, Dr. Martin, Mary Walker. First Row: Ronnie Cannon, Robert Battle. Second Row: Son Nichols, Ney Gore, Ben Nash, Richard Stedman, Burke West, James Griffith, Walter Traxler. Third Row: Dr. William O. Sadler, Nora Knight, Anne Roberts, Deanna Kilmer, Rod Cutrer, David Lane, Dr. A. H. Germany, Dr. Prentiss Cox, Dr. John W. Legg, Mr. Louis C. Temple. ALPHA EPSILON DELTA Pre-medical Scholarship I alpha lambda delta 3 Freshmen Women Scholarship r. r ’ )J eryl Wo °’ Margie Smith, Brenda Butler, Jennifer Sims, Cindy Shoemake, Carol Fultz, Mary Jane Welch, Debbie Hartfield, Lucy Wallace, Linda Forsyth, Myrna Brumfield, Rose Mary Valentine, Ann Parks, Teresa Myers, Gracie Carter, Gail Reese. 67 First Row: Ney Gore, Larry Simmons, Ben Nash. Second Row: Anne Roberts, David Summers, Ronnie Cannon, Mr. Louis Temple, Deanna Kilmer, Steve Hand, Dr. Prentiss Cox, Dr. W. O. Sadler. BETA BETA BETA Biology First Row: Sally Ann Carr, Mary Ann Hood, Betsy Makamson, Susan Anderson. Second Row: Pam Jones, Missy Ramsay, Gayle Long, Martha Kolb, Frances Halford, Beth Farmer, Janice Wells. 68 CAP AND GOWN Senior Women Seated: Frank Davis, Norman Pitts, Steve Kennedy, Preston Gough, Bill Hollis, Charles Weems, Fred Johnson. Standing: Don Haskins, Kendall Jones, Bob Cochran, Reagan McLaurin, Mr. Boswell, Eddie Arnold. DELTA SIGMA PI Business Patricia Rose, Rose of Delta Sig 69 DELTA OMICRON Music Ann Beckham, Suzy Fulton, Linda Forsyth, Sherri Collins, Charlotte Gower, Jeanne Wallace, Ellen Parks, Debbie Crampton, Frances Halford, Wanda Stringer, Candace Saunders, Dee Lansing, Kathy Richey, Lynne Lofton, Kathy Malone, Sue Smith, Sandy Foster. First Row: Patricia Edwards, Frances Halford, Rebecca Strait, Jane Dunn, Vicki Perkins. Second Row: Ann Beall, Betsy Makamson, Gayle Long, Janice Wells, Susan Anderson, Gwen Gullage, Mary Ann Hood, Mary Netherland, Sandy Nobles, Mary Perkins. KAPPA DELTA PI Education kappa pi Art David Gulledge, Steve Cook, Tom Ross, Gayle Ross, Sandra Blood- worth, Joanne Owen, Danny Harris. OMICRON DELTA KAPPA Senior Men Seated: James Griffith, Burke West, Guy Land. Standing: John McCall, Henry Hill- man, Rod Cutrer, Jerry McBride, David Hattox, David Holloway. 71 PI MU ALPHA Sinfonia First Row: Bill Norris, John McCall, Bill Williams, Guy Land, Joseph Robinson, Allen Brunson, Hugh Plunkett, Clyde Brooks, Keith Lang. Second Row: Robbie Baggett, Mike Edwards, Roger Pursley, Byron Cutrer, Wayne Robbins, David Madden, Bill Bratley. Gail Stampley, Mike Thrower, Jennifer Thames, David Hattox, Jerry McBride, Patricia Rowell, Dr. Carpenter, Earnes- tine Goins, Mrs. Grogan. PI GAMMA MU Social Science 72 O I |V I A n| O I Z ' ' IV A A Dr - Whitlock, Tal Fogg, Cleve Morton, OlVjlVIM r I OlvJlIVI A Jimmy Lewis, James Griffith, Doug Hattox, Mr. Carlock. Physics PI KAPPA DELTA Speech Louis Magee, Jerry McBride, Gayle Long. 73 SIGMA TAU DELTA English Betsy Makamson, Susan Perkins, Mary Ann Hood Seated: Dr. William W. Stevens, David Madden, Donnie Eaves, Mike Davis. Standing: Larry Halford, Danny Watkins, Bruce Tarbet, Cobran Edwards, Gene Theriot. MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION RELIGIOUS Ed Causey, Associate Director; Marion King, President; Bradley Pope, Director. Executive Council: Cleve Morton, Byron Cutrer, Johnny Powell, Liz Palmer, Perk Perkins, Doug Hattox, Linda McKay, Roy Hood, Steve Hurt, Betsy Har- rison, Judy Ann Fortenberry, James Griffith, Michelle Rogers, Babette Milam, Debbie Crampton, Marion King, Janet Stampley, Danny Watkins, Tom Bonds, Cindy Davis, Bill Norris, Curtis Ferrell, Patricia Millsaps, Judy Gore, Terry Cutrer, Beth Farmer, Mary Jane Welch, Martha Leister, Dianne Shamberger, Sally Murphey, David Hattox. BAPTIST STUDENT UNION Steering Committee: Liz Palmer, Marion King, Linda McKay, Steve Hurt, Sally Murphey, Terry Cutrer, Mary Jane Welch. HOP CHOIR First Row: Tom Bonds, Jeanne Sinquefield, Edward Pickle, Beverly Quinn, Clay Quinn, Linda Sinquefield, Ernie Myers, Debs Smith, Patricia Millsaps, Mary Baronowski. Second Row: Richard Benton, Jane Thompson, Cheryl Cook, Bruce Foster, Jim Travis, Roz Brashear, Sarah Burns, Annette Forsyth, Steve Grantham, Babette Graves, Gloria Ingram, Linda Renfrow, Janet Stampley, Judy O’Kelley, Curtis Ferrell, Kathy Kitchings, Deanie Ferrell, Gary Nowell, John Reed, Judy Bishop, Rusty Sumrall. VESPER CHOIR Marcia Smith, Dave King, Ann Shoemake, Kay Espey, Johnny Kilpatrick, Pat Hannaford, Sammy Gunter, Sharon Hancock, Sandra Mullen, Mr. Tanner Riley, Ann Beall, Rosa Lee Harden, Johnny Powell, Becky Touchstone, Susan Dawkins, Peggy Coggin, Patsy Allen, Greg Catledge, Esther Rasco, Vickie Freeman, Diane Shelton, 76 Donna Norman, Nancy Tillotson, Marti Solomon, Jimmy Lewis, Bobby Polk, Catherine Chappell, Darrell Boggs, Tricia Harwood, Michele Rogers, David Lane, Judy Ann Fortenberry, Jimmy Johnson. FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES First Row: Coach Walker, Gary Nowell, Don Woods, Rich Field, Bo Gore, Danny Watkins. Second Row: Scott Cook, Milton Kliesch, Ross Holleyman, Roland Wall, Gavin Lott, Larry Blalock. Third Row: Alan Kilgore, Lee Dukes, Archie Howard, William Stribling. Judy Freeman, Tim Snowden, Mike Davis, Janice Watkins, Paula Linton Smith, Larry Moore, Sherri Collins, Brenda Teague, Charlotte Gower. RELIGIOUS EDUCATION 78 MAJORETTES Janet Hughes, Jan Pittman, Becky Alex- ander. BAND OFFICERS Eddie Arnold, President; Stokes Neal, Vice-President; Dee Lansing, Secre- tary. m IN Ifrw 4 -HL Libba Thames, Patricia Edwards, Lea Huxtable, Becky Cade, Brenda Wilson, Susan Gammill, Nita Magee, Julie Buchanan, An- gela Allen, Patti Pierce, Lynn Rankin, Sandra Foster, Ellen Parks, Sherri Williams. •v-i . vv; : • CHOCTAW MAIDENS CANTATA CHOIR CONCERT CHOIR 82 fei 9 7 V Judy Freeman, Claire Trawick, Cathy Ashford, Kathy Richey, Linda Carley, Ann Kent, Debra Middleton, Linda Forsyth, Lanie Nutt. MOTIFS MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE NATURALS First Row: Doug Simmons, David Madden, Nell Allen, Cathy Rein, Elaine Smith, Donna Beasley, Terry Jones, Bill Brantley, Karen Stevens, Tommy Myers, Debbie Crampton, Susan Shaw, Susan Price, Ricky Forbus, Bobby Fancher. Second Row: James Francis, Byron Cutrer, Jimmy Bamberg, Richard Lister. 84 AMERICAN GUILD OF ORGANISTS Tricia Dennis, Mr. Trotter, Michael Womack, Jeanne Wallace, Lynne Lofton, Cecil Fox, Celia Weath- ersby. Mr. Carroll, John McCall, Kathy Richey, Linda Madden, Sue Smith, Clyde Brooks. MUSIC EDUCATORS 85 MM ... ASSOCIATIONS AMERICAN CHEMISTRY Seated: Billy Stromm, Van Lewis, Dr. Legg, Ed Richardson, Greg Stough, Steve Grantham, Jimmy Lewis, Randy Easterling. Standing: Burke West, Dr. Parks, Dr. Can- non, Clyde Walrod, Wayne Mullen. ART GUILD Seated: Linda Williams, Dan Neidhardt, Lou Hatch, Carol Hodo, Kathy Kitchings. Standing: Faye Hope, Steve Cook, Glenda Leavell, Peggy Townsend, Gayle Ross, Tom Ross, Brenda Johnson, Danny Harris, Linda Renfrow, Ken Acton, Ann Smith, Ginger Lea Laney. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Seated: Kathie Malone, Brenda John- son, Mrs. Charles Caperton, Judy Redd, Pat Holley, Lewise Randle, Betty Sue Fowlkes, Evelyn Laird, Sarah Grant, Gene Lasseter. Standing: Betty Bozeman, Dianne Mathis, Viola Win- bourne, Claire Trawick. MATH CLUB Top to Bottom: David Holloway, Paul McCoy, Dr. Deer, Sue Gore, Dr. Burn- side, Lawana Mims, Catherine Chap- pell, Ann Shoemake, Mr. Strange, Linda Haas, Ann Beckham, Sarah Ar- mour, Brooke Polk, Mary Perkins, Cathy Arthur, Sandy Nobles, Mary Netherland, Becky Touchstone. 88 NURSING CLUB First Row: Dawn Langworthy, Nelwyn Loftin, Ruby Shaw, Carolyn Ray, Peggy Coggin, Merle Waller, Susan McCaskill, Jane Thompson, Deb- bie Moody. Second Row: Donna Norman, Dar- lene Kilgore, Kathy Sutherland, Wanda Nail, Paula Parrish, Mary Ann Gibson, Margaret Dun- nam, Debra Brown, Jan Pittman, Teresa Allen. Third Row: Janie Monroe, Donna Gates, Patti Pope, Linda Turner, Lynn Greer, Deborah Chamblee, Susie Walker, Jeannie Monroe, Rose Mary Valentine, Sandra Kelly, Mary Ann Myers, Bunny Armfield. Fourth Row: Linda Culpepper, Peggy Hicks, Connie Thompson, Brenda Quinn, Sharon Langworthy, Sandy Norris, Mary Jean Padgett, Nina Lasseter, Janet Summers, Libby Hilbun. Sherri Seale, State Second Vice President; Mary Jean Padgett, Glennis Corder, Libby Hilbun, Mary Ann Myers, Beverly Quinn, Carolyn Ray, President; Darlene Kilgore, State Corresponding Secretary. 89 PRE-LEGAL CLUB Marc Dukes, Perk Perkins, Robert Wilson, Marion King, Mr. Billy Hicks, Darryl Stevens, Earnie Myers, Woodrow Clark. PSYCHOLOGY CLUB Sam Prestridge, Marsha Hodge, Debs Smith, Gayle Starnes, Betty Fudge, George Bessonette, John Oakes, Tommy Traxler, Mrs. Gale Keith. 90 SOCIETY OF PHYSICS STUDENTS Doug Hattox, Cleve Morton, Catherine Chappell, James Griffith, Jimmy Lewis, Dr. Whitlock, Steve Grantham, Randy Scoggins, Jim Travis, Mr. Carlock. SOCIOLOGY CLUB Standing: Gayle Starnes, Patricia Ro- well, Gail Stampley, Mary Jo Stubble- field, Dianne Shamberger, Mrs. Su- zanne Grogan, Myra Lynn Davis, Steve Newsome. Seated: Earnestine Goins, Harry Hughes, Debs Smith, Dr. Car- penter, Cheryl Cook, Laura Maxcy, Mike Davis. STUDENT EDUCA- TION ASSOCIA- TION First Row: Elise Hamilton, Pa- trice Graves, Polly Hull, Ann Beall. Second Row: Rebecca Strait, Margaret Godbold, Nancy Tillotson, Sara Armour, Gwen Gullage, Jennifer Jen- kins, Linda Ann Nail. Third Row: Lynn Rankin, Janet Rice, Jane Dunn Martha Batson, Mrs. Nixon, Kathy Glascock, Marti Solomon, Linda Magee, Marcia McMurtry, Barbara Ross, Pam Kister, Gail Walker, Sharon Hancock, Sherry Lang. WOMEN’S RECREATION ASSOCIATION 92 YOUNG DEMOCRATS YOUNG REPUBLICANS First Row: Ellen Parks, Marion King, Calvin Holmes. Second Row: John Martin, Rex W. Henderson, Darryl Stevens, Robert H. “Red” Wilson, Perry C. “Perk” Perkins, Gay Wilemon, Willie H. Price. Third Row: Mike Kappleman, Ric Blocker, James Griffith. Jerry McBride, James Travis, Gayle Long, Anne Sullivan, Deanna Kilmer, Guy Land, Nora Knight, Sandy Nobles, D ebs Smith, Ben Nash, Meryl Woo, Mary Carol Criss, Babette Milam, Gary Pearce. 94 TRIBAL PLAYERS First Row: Tommy Avenmarg, Anne Sullivan. Second Row: Louis Magee, Gail Reese, John Kelley, Bettye Sue Walsh, Adrienne Tann. Third Row: John Sommers, Karen McElveen, Sam Prestridge, Gene Lassetter, Eric Case, Judas Shurden, Cheryl Evans, Mr. Billy Lytal. 96 1. Steve Kemp 2. Teddy Bouchillon 3. Johnny Walker 4. Craig Pascoe 5. Dr. Stevens 6. Bob Cochran 7. Jerry McBride 8. James Byrd, President 9. Al Hurt 10. Ronnie Cannon 11. Don Cheek 12. Bill Norris 13. Clyde Brooks 14. Jay Richardson Teresa Myers, Dianne Shamberger, Sweethearts. 1. Byron Cutrer 11. David Hattox, President 21. Scott Cook 2. Cleve Morton 12. Terry Cutrer 22. Perk Perkins 3. George Estes 13. David Madden 23. Mike Edwards 4. Roy Hood 14. Marion King 24. Tildon Chavers 5. Tommy Russum 15. Darrell Boggs 25. Wayne Polk 6. Doug Hattox 16. James Griffith 26. Roy Fountain 7. Dianne Shamberger 17. Tommy Myers 27. Richard Benton 8. Robert Wilson 18. Rod Cutrer 28. Don Ellzey 9. Tom Prather 19. Art Gentry 29. Bo Gore 10. Teresa Myers 20. Sherman Dillon 1 . Sandy Nobles 2. Vickie Guthrie 3. Darlene Kilgore 4. Cindy Cretin 5. Sarah Grant 6. Sherri Williams 7. Dianne Shamberger 8. Glenda Goodwin 9. Barbara Peyton 10. Kathy Arthur 11. Susan Anderson 12. Sara Page, President 1 3. Janice Chiles 14. Ann Beckham 15. Betsy Makamson 16. Sharon Clark 17. Joan Shelton 18. Betty Sue Fowlkes 19. Glenda Leavell 20. Brenda Johnson 21. Suzy Fulton 22. Nita Magee 23. Tricia Edwards 24. Cheryl Lilly 25. Donna Durham 26. Gayle Long 27. Beth Barber 28. Joanie Gentry 29. Debbie Pope 30. Lee Emling 31. Missy Ramsey 32. Ann Rogers 33. Melinda Pledger 34. Betty Brewer 35. Kathy Malone 36. Susan Clark 37. Nancy Gauthreaux 38. Mary Ann Hood 39. Teresa Simmons 40. Patty Pierce 41. Sherri Collins 42. Marianna Kennedy 43. Pam Jones 44. Linda Sinquefield 45. Joanne Owen 46. Brooke Polk 47. Brenda Crumpton 48. Nan Sojourner 49. Ellen Parks 50. Barri Butler 51. Lynn Potter 52. Jan Shanks 53. Phyllis Shoemaker 54. Brenda Butler 55. Karen Cox 56. Cheryl Kelly 57. Denise Clark 58. Lynn Reed 59. Ellen Fleming 60. Nelwyn Loftin 61. Sarah Mohamed Not Pictured: Beverly Allen Teresa Allen Judy Brown Pat Bryan Kathy Carroll Emily Clark Debra Deaton Pat DeYoung Debbie Dunn Jay Jay Epting Marilyn Fancher Terri Forbes Melissa Francis WJ ' Johnny Walker, Beau KISSIMEE Kathy Glascock Olivia Grant Sandra Grayson Betsy Harrison Janet Hughes Jennifer Jenkins Jan King Kathy Kitchings Nora Knight Becky Kyle Donna Lum Jan McWilliams Dianne Mathis Judy Mims Lawana Mims Debbie Oliver Debbie Powell Betty Ray Linda Renfrow Tricia Rose Jimmy Smith Libby Smith Libba Thames Wanda Tollison Vicki Tucker Suzi Walker Kissimee is. ... a maltese cross with a sword of steel. . . . blushing pink and spar- kling silver. ... a thrilling rush party. . . . a pink bid on squeal night. . . . new Kis- simee pledges. ... a pink carnation. . . . a shiny new pin. ... an understanding big sister. . . . pink elephants everywhere. . . . KT jerseys and sweatshirts. . . . little girl day. . . . homecoming alumni luncheon. . . . the Christmas party. . . . secret sisters. . . . Kissimee beaus. ... a spring banquet at the Barn Dinner Theatre. ... a sunny houseparty on the coast. . . . blistered backs. . . . friendships true. . . . love and fun. . . . another year gone. . . . memories always. ... all the rest a Kissimee girl feels. . . . but can never express. 1 . Sue Tillery 2. Becky Robertson 3. Annette Forsythe 4. Sarah Channell 5. Nancy Lowrey 6. Kathie Harris 7. Rose Mary Valentine 8. Marti Solomon 9. Eck Follen 10. Diane Shelton 11. Judy Davis 12. Judy Freeman 13. Michele Rogers 14. Dixie Townsend 15. Sharon Hancock 16. Dawn Langworthy 17. Jane Thompson 18. Susan Shaw 19. Donna Williams 20. Babette Graves 21. Vickie Beilis 22. Cindy Wallace 23. Dorothy Graham 24. Diana Forsyth 25. Debbie Steen 26. Debbie Crampton 27. Becky Henderson 28. Susan Tadlock 29. Becky Bowlin 30. Frances Halford 31. Pam Prevost 32. Jane Dunn 33. Janie Monroe 34. Rosie Davidson 35. Ann Kent 36. Linda Quick 37. Gayle Overton 38. Lucy Hansford 39. Charlotte Gower 40. Cindy Davis 41. Karen Granholm 42. Janet Stampley 43. Nancy Robertson 44. Jan Hannaford 45. Ulli Wacker 46. Gwen Gullage Sk 2 . ' 5 (o3 n- oZ I pr g.S • Peggy Hicks Marilyn Hardy Debs Smith Linda Forsyth Jan Jones Ruthie Gandy Shellee Case Sharon McCollum Cile Taylor Martha Taylor Molly Hurt Lanie Nutt Debbie Bartlett Jeanie Monroe Maynelle Banks Marion King Nell Allen Kay Donahoe Patrice Graves Roz Brashear Angela Allen Beth Farmer Beverly Quinn Marion King, Laguna Lad LAGUNA This is Laguna ... a rush party ... a visit to sapphire city ... a night of frenzied excitement and splendor ... a night of dreams come true . . . then squeal night . . . the knock comes . . . hall overflowing . . . girls crying, laughing, . . . tear-stained blue envelopes . . . your very own big sis . . . pledge books and plaques . . . our first LT meeting . . . blue carnations . . . a Christmas party enriched with the true spirit of sharing ... a cuddly blue mouse ... a lovely spring banquet ... a mother- daughter luncheon . . . blue garters for the brides-to-be ... a charming lad ... a wealth of friendship and sisterhood . . . memories lasting through the years . . . and through the mists of tears with much LT love- reluctan t good-byes . . . this is Laguna . . . something to live up to. 101 1. Linda Haas 2. Grade Carter 3. Jane Sanders 4. Pat O’Quin 5. Becky Touchstone 6. Martha Cox 7. Sheila Fox 8. Judy Gore 9. Teresa Myers 10. Darrell Boggs 1 1 . Susan Dawkins 12. Mary Jane Welch 13. Meryl Woo 14. Sharon White 15. Viki Burnett 17. Tricia Harwood 18. Bonnie Malone 19. Sheryl Smith 20. Mary Carol Criss 21. Lynn Rankin 22. Janis Williams 23. Janet Rice 24. Gail Reese 25. Judy O’Kelley 26. Sarah Armour 27. Melinda Jackson 28. Vickie Russell 30. Cindy Poole 31. Gene Lassetter 32. Arthur Middleton 33. Debbie Gregory 34. Kay Sauls 35. Janet Blackledge 36. Jan Pittman. Not Pictured: Ann Wheeler Tricy Sellers Libby Hilbun Pat Hannaford Jefflyn Davis Kay Espey Joyce Miller Linda Mayfield JoAnn Hancock Rita Burdine Linda Stillions Becky Cade Suzanne Blanton Arthur Middleton, Darrell Boggs, Pledge Beaus; ' ze Danny Watkins, Beau. 27 x NENAMOOSHA Happiness is. . . . Nenamoosha. . . . miles and miles of cartoons. . . . confusion and Edith Campbell Claire Trawick Vickie Freeman Fran Watts Lucy Parks Tricia Millsaps Jackie Hoff Gail Scruggs Rachel Ingram Dee Dee Dansby Barbara Smith Danita Poston Lea Huxtable creativity. ... a Snoopy outfit that doesn ' t fit. ... a 1940 collapsible Wigwam. . . . the paint-splotched path to Jennings. . . . Jingle Bells in 60 degree weather. . . . a lost Santa turning up at Pasquales. . . . the only stalled car in the parade. . . . the dignity of a luncheon at King’s Inn. . . . the enjoyable grime of Derby Day. . . . photography sessions once a week. . . . sharing with a new sister. . . . red roses for our sponsors. . . . “Hallelujah”. . . . pep rallies and posters. . . . surprises from Santa’s Christmas list. . . . our own live Charlie Brown. . . . “tacky day”. . . . Psychi- atric Help 5 t . . . . tears and laughter mixed together. . . . beaus tied up with warmth and understanding. . . . children’s faces at Christmas. . . . service above all. John Reed, Beau; Jay Willis, Pledge Beau . 1 . Elise Hamilton 13. Nancy Tillotson 2. Jennifer Cofer 14. Ruby Shaw 3. Beverly Stubblefield 15. Joan Butts 4. Polly Hull 16. Lydia Wallace 5. Connie Thompson 17. Marilyn Allen 6. Deborah Herrington 18. Gail Reeves 7. Paula Linton Smith 19. Kay Brown 8. John Reed 20. Mary Jo Stubblefield 9. Jay Willis 21. Sondra James 10. Rosa Lee Harden 22. Madeline Wynn 11. Paula Colvin 23. Joy Luebbert 12. Paula Stringer 24. Cindy Lou Downs Not Pictured: Sandy Norris Glennis Corder Jeanne Sinquefield Wilma Robertson Gwen Allen Teresa Woodruff Deanna Kilmer Brenda Quinn Cherry Callender Judy Hegwood Kay Henderson SWANNANOA With high ideals of serving others In Christian love, We pledge anew: Our lives shall be devoted wholly To Swannanoa’s golden creed. Purity of heart and body always; Our growing lives will prove our love As we serve our Lord by serving others Our Swannanoa’s golden creed. 105 Jennifer Cofer, Lynn Rankin, Janice Wells, Dianne Sham- berger, Beth Farmer, Sara Page, Sharon White, Polly Hull. INTERTRIBAL COUNCIL HOMECOMING Queen Miss Beth Farmer Escort: Mr. Harry Upton NO CLASS MAIDS Maid of Honor Miss Sara Page Escort: Mr. Perk Perkins Sophomore Maid Miss Patricia Millsaps Escort: Mr. David Madden Senior Maid Miss Linda McKay Escort: Mr. Steve Hurt Freshman Maid Miss Sharon Clark Escort: Mr. Jay Willis Junior Maid Miss Linda Renfrow Escort: Mr. Jerry McBride MISS MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE 1 12 MOST BEAUTIFUL i 113 BEAUTY Miss Vicki Tucker Miss Jan McWilliams BEAUTY BEAUTY Miss Karen Granholm BEAUTY 117 CLASS FAVORITES Senior: Tommy Russum, Sara Page id Freshman: Jane Reed, Lee Dukes Freshman: Pam Prevost, Jay Willis 119 MR. AND MISS MC 120 WHO’S WHO kat f Miss Nell Allen . v •S’ Miss Gayle Long Mr. Cleve Morton Miss Sondra Robertson Miss Susan Anderson Miss Beth Farmer Mr. Rod Cutrer WHO’S WHO Mr. Steve Hurt Mr. David Hattox Mr. Roy Hood 125 WHO’S WHO v- Mr. Jimmy Lewis Mr. James Griffith Miss Mary Anne Hood E :v £ WHO’S WHO AIAl A Miss Frances Halford Mr. Ben Nash Mr. Marion King 129 Miss Beth Farmer The student body has selected Beth Farmer to reign as both Homecoming Queen and Miss MC. She has served as WAB chairman, President of Laguna, a Sophomore and Junior class officer, and on the Judicial Council. Other honors she has earned include Sophomore and Junior class favorite and membership in Cap and Gown and Alpha Chi. HALL OF FAME - 1972 130 Mr. Cleve Morton Cleve has shown his leadership ability by holding offices in various campus organizations. He has been treasurer of Civitan, president of the Vesper Choir, and Vice President of ODK and Sigma Pi Sigma, the honorary physics fraternity. He has also served on various student-faculty committees and on the BSU Executive Council. d. V n ' i y«? 4. • ’-r ' 4 A m .4 • i • • — • . F •- •• ; ' a I? � 76 Jv S A m t y j fraA-v® .:w .‘ t :.;4r ' -.v.v’ Vf , lift f , %,• ■ . � i V 0 v ' .‘ t vU, ' V kX‘ ' : + l Wl Miss Gayle Long Much of Gayle’s time has been spent in campus politics. She was a class officer her sophomore and junior years and was also active in the senate. She is now serving as SBA president. Gayle has also represented MC in Youth Congress and on the debate team. She is a member of Cap and Gown and Alpha Chi. Mr. Jimmy Lewis Jimmy is best known for his junior year as editor of the COLLE- GIAN when under his guidance the paper won an All American rating by the Associated Collegiate Press. He holds membership in Alpha Chi, ODK, Sigma Pi Sigma, and Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia and is president of the American Chemical Society Student Affili- ate. His freshman year Jimmy won the Freshman Writing Award. SENIORS • SENIORS ♦ SENIORS • SENIORS • Lloyd P. Ainsworth, Jr., B.S. Clinton Gwen Allen, B.S. Jackson Swannanoa Social Tribe Treasurer, Phi Beta Lambda, Home Economics Club Marilyn L. Allen, B.S. Ed. Magnolia Swannanoa Social Tribe Patricia Nell Allen, B.M.E. Pascagoula Laguna Social Tribe Pledge Class President, Ideal Pledge, Social Chairman, and Treasurer, Delta Omicron, Concert Choir Secretary, Freshman Class Vice President, Alpha Lambda Delta, Naturals President, Who’s Who Patsy Rhea Allen, B.S. Ed. Jackson Vesper Choir, Kappa Delta Pi Susan Adele Anderson, B.A. Tupelo Cap and Gown, Kissimee Social Tribe Officer, Mary Nelson Dorm President, Women ' s Affairs Board, Who’s Who, Alpha Lambda Delta, Delta Omicron, Sigma Tau Delta, Kappa Delta Pi, President’s Cabinet, Concert Choir, Chapel Choir Sarah Ruth Armour, B.S. Collierville, Tenn. Nenamoosha Social Tribe Secretary ana Treasurer, Math Club, SEA Edward R. Arnold, B.S. Vicksburg Band President, Kappa Kappa Psi, Delta Sigma Pi, Phi Beta Lambda Sherry Atwood, B.S. Jackson Tommy Dale Avenmarg, B.A. Jackson Tribal Players President, Alpha Psi Omega President, HOP Choir Director, Homecoming Co-Chairman, President ' s Cabinet, BSU Executive Council, COLLEGIAN Staff Linda Ballard, B.A. Batesville Mary Ann Beall, B.S. Ed. Wesson Jennings Dorm Vice President, Kappa Delta Pi Vice President, SEA Secretary, Vesper Choir Marcia Fay Beard, B.S. Ed. Morton Kappa Delta Pi, SEA Donna Beasley, B.M.E. Vicksburg M.C. Naturals, Concert Choir Accompanist, Chapel Choir, Chorale Choir, Delta Omicron, Music Educators Ben Bennett, B.A. Columbus, Ga. William M. Bethea, B.A. Memphis, Tenn. Varsity Tennis Captain, Varsity Cross Country, Circle K, Debate Club, Freshman Class President, Fellowship of Christian Athletes Ginger Bigham, B.A. West Point SEA Judy Bishop, B.A. Pensacola, Fla. HOP Choir Ronnie Dale Bishop, B.S. Louin Dan Blackledge, B.S. Petal Varsity Football, Track 134 SENIORS • SENIORS • SENIORS • SENIORS • Sandra Bloodworth, B.S. Ed. Charleston Kappa Pi, Art Guild, Laguna Social Tribe Betty Verell Bozeman, B.S. Ed. Rolling Fork Home Economics Association Vice President, Secretary-Treasurer, and Publicity Chairman, SEA Dinah Bridges, B.S. Ed. Corinth Cheerleader Clyde David Brooks, B.M.E. Magee Senior Class Officer, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Vice President, Circle K Secretary, Cantata Choir President, Freshman Brave, Music Educators President Patricia Dianne Brown, B.S. Moorhead Art Guild John Buskirk, B.S. New Albany Football, M Club James Keith Byrd, B.A. Columbia Circle K President Charles R. Cannon, B.S. Philadelphia Varsity Basketball, M Club, Circle K, Senate, Alpha Epsilon Delta Vice President, Tri-Beta Historian Riley Canterbury, B.S. White Oak Sally Ann Carr, B.S. Ed. Greenwood Sophomore Class Chaplain, Jennings Dorm President, Laguna Social Tribe, SEA Vice President and President, Women ' s Affairs Board, Cap and Gown President, Who ' s Who, Kappa Delta Pi Kyle Vance Carson, B.S. Ed. Winona Shellee Case, B.S. McComb Pi Omega Pi President, Kappa Delta Pi, Laguna Social Tribe, Phi Beta Lambda Gerald Castilo, B.A. Sledge David Chism, B.S. Baldwyn Football Captain, M Club Sara Beth Clay, B.S. Ed. Jackson Jennifer Inez Cofer, B.A. Water Valley Swannanoa Social Tribe President, Intertribal Council Vice President, American Guild of Organists Rodrick E. Conerly, B.A. Osyka Ministerial Association John Coody, B.S. Vicksburg Cheryl Cook, B.A. Louisville Laguna Social Tribe, HOP Choir Patsy Ann Cooper, B.A. Water Valley 135 SENIORS • SENIORS • SENIORS SENIORS • $ Brenda Crumpton, B.A. Jackson COLLEGIAN Staff, Psychology Club, Kissimee Social Tribe Officer Rod Cutrer, B.S. Magnolia Alpha Epsilon Delta Officer, Civitan, Intramurals, Men’s Affairs Board Chairman, Who’s Who, Alpha Chi, Dorm Manager, Omicron Delta Kappa Beverly Davis, B.A. Jackson Myra Lynn Davis, B.A. Fulton Laguna Social Tribe Robert Davis, Sr., B.S. McComb Football Robert W. Davis, B.S. Tylertown Roxanna Joiner Daws, B.S. Ed. Waynesboro Walter M. DeLoach, B.A. West Point Judicial Council, Dorm Council, Senate Michael Calvin Doss, B.S. Coral Gables, Fla. Dorm Council, Circle K, COLLEGIAN Staff Howard B. Doster, B.S. Dothan, Ala. Football Charles Donald Eaves, B.A. Louisville Vesper Choir, Chapel Choir, Chorale Choir President, Ministeral Association President, BSU Executive Council Tommy G. Echols, B.M. Braxton John Wayne Edwards, B.A. Indianola Soccer Michael Joseph Erickson, B.S. Yazoo City Michael Everett, B.A. Clinton Beth Farmer, B.S. Ed. Pascagoula Laguna President and Vice President, Sophomore and Junior Class Favorite, Sophomore and Junior Class Officer, Women’s Affairs Board Vice Chairman and Chairman, Judicial Council, BSU Executive Council, Intertribal Council President, Sigma Tau Delta, Kappa Delta Pi, Alpha Lambda Delta, Cap and Gown, Alpha Chi, Homecoming Queen, Miss MC Curtis Ferrell, B.A. Buenos Aires, Argentina HOP Choir, BSU Executive Council, Dorm Council Frances Fletcher Clinton Beverly Fontaine, B.S. Ed. Jackson Swannanoa Social Tribe Officer, SEA, Cantata Choir Sandra Dean Foster, B.A. Manilla, Philippines Vespers Chairman, BSU Summer Missions Committee, HOP Choir, Concert Choir, Senate, Choctaw Maidens, Delta Omicron 136 SENIORS • SENIORS • SENIORS • SENIORS • Betty Sue Fowlkes, B.S. Ed. Amory Home Economics Association Vice President, Kissimee Social Tribe, Service Chairman, Secretary, TRIBESMAN Staff Carolyn Franklin, B.S. Gardendale, Ala. Judith Ann Freeman, B.A. New Albany Laguna Social Tribe, Chapel Choir Treasurer, Concert Choir, Motifs, Junior Class Secretary, Phi Beta Lambda, Religious Education Club, S.B.A. Secretary, Delta Omicron, Dorm Counselor, Who’s Who Ronnie Garner, B.S. Football Magee Billy Carson Garrett, B.A. Harrisville BSU Executive Council, Tribal Players, Cheerleader, Alpha Psi Omega Brenda Gay, B.S. Blountstown, Fla. Jerry Gay, B.A. Panana City, Fla. Dwight Lamar Gladfelter, B.A. Trumbauersville, Pa. Sociology Club Margaret Godbold, B.S. Ed. Bude SEA, Vesper Choir Bo Gore, B.S. Lambert Civitan, Fellowship of Christian Athletes Deborah Ellen Gosnell, B.S. Tchula Phi Beta Lambda, Swannanoa Social Tribe Charlotte Jean Gower, B.A. Baldwyn Religious Education Club, Laguna Social Tribe Officer, Alpha Lambda Delta, Chapel Choir Treasurer, Concert Choir, Delta Omicron Officer, Women’s Recreation Association Sarah Grant, B.S. Ed. Jackson Freshman Class Chaplain, Who ' s Who, Chapel Choir, Kissimee Social Tribe Secretary, Concert Choir, Girls’ Ensemble, Home Economics Association Officer Nora Patrice Graves, B.S. Natchez Laguna Social Tribe, Kappa Delta Pi Treasurer, SEA, Math Club Dale Elynn Greer, B.A. Carlisle James Lamont Griffith, B.S. Clinton Alpha Chi President, Omicron Delta Kappa President, Sigma Pi Sigma President, Society of Physics Students President, Civitan Vice President, Men’s Affairs Board Vice Chairman, ARROWHEAD Associate Editor, COLLEGIAN Staff, Who’s Who, Alpha Epsilon Delta, Publications Council, Academic Council, BSU Executive Council, Senate Frances Halford, B.M.E. Meridian Cantata Choir, Concert Choir Secretary, Kappa Delta Pi Secretary, Senior Class Secretary, Delta Omicron Vice President and President, American Guild of Organists, Dorm Counselor, Who ' s Who, Cap and Gown, Laguna Social Tribe, Music Educators Secretary, Alpha Chi Elise Hamilton, B.S. Ed. Ecru Swannanoa Social Tribe Secretary, Cantata Choir, SEA Linda Hancock, B.S. Laurel Steve Louis Hand, B.S. Ed. Jackson Beta Beta Beta 137 SENIORS • SENIORS • SENIORS • SENIORS • I i I Patricia Ann Hartness, B.S. Ed. Woodville Kappa Delta Pi, SEA, Laguna Social Tribe Martha Fay Hartsell, B.S. Ed. Tremont Women’s Recreation Association Secretary and Treasurer, Girls’ Extramurals David Hubert Hattox, B.A. Ecru Omicron Delta Kappa, Civitan President, Cheerleader, Phi Alpha Theta, Pi Gamma Mu, BSU Executive Council Doug Hattox, B.S. Ecru Civitan Secretary, Senior Class Treasurer, Sophomore Class Favorite, Society of Physics Students Treasurer, Sigma Pi Sigma, Who’s Who, Cheerleader, BSU Executive Council Thomas V. Holland, B.S. Jackson Pat Holley, B.S. Jackson Bill Hollis, B.S. Carthage Delta Sigma Pi Historian David Landrum Hollowav, B.S. D’Lo COLLEGIAN Staff, Fellowship of Christian Athletes Secretary and Treasurer, Junior and Senior Class Officer, Math Club Vice President, Intramurals, Omicron Delta Kappa Mary Anne Hood, B.A. Sledge Cap and Gown Treasurer, Sigma Tau Delta Secretary, SEA, Kissimee Social Tribe, Band, Who’s Who, Junior Class Officer, TRIBESMAN Staff Roy Hood, B.A. Hattiesburg Civitan Vice President, Men ' s Affairs Board, Dean’s List, Varsity Tennis, BSU Executive Council, Dorm Council, Who’s Who, Dorm President Harry Hughes, B.A. West Palm Beach, Fla. Sociology Club, Campus Security, Ministerial Association Nelsie Gay Hughes, B.S. West Point Home Economics Association Secretary and Treasurer Yvonne Hughes, B.S. Ed. West Palm Beach, Fla. Art Guild, Kappa Pi John Steven Hurt, B.A. Memphis, Tenn. Sophomore Class Vice President, BSU Steering Committee, BSU Executive Council, Circle K Secretary Cheerleader, Senior Class President, Who’s Who Janet Husbands, B.M. Ed. Bay Springs Chapel Choir, Contata Choir Donald C. Inman, B.S. Ed. Durant Jennifer Susan Jenkins, B.S. Ed. Bay Springs SEA Brenda Carol Johnson, B.S. Ed. Amory Kissimee Social Tribe Historian, Art Guild, House Council, TRIBESMAN Staff, SEA, Home-Economics Association Kendall Parks Jones, B.S. Jackson Delta Sigma Pi Pamela Ann Jones Brookhaven Kissimee Social Tribe, Alpha Lambda Delta, Cap and Gown, ARROWHEAD Editor and Business Manager, Sigma Tau Delta, Kappa Delta Pi, Judicial Council SENIORS • SENIORS • SENIORS • SENIORS • Shirley Jones, B.A. West Art Club, Nenamoosha Deborah Kelly, B.S. Jackson Laguna Social Tribe Stephen Kemp, B.S. Baton Rouge, La. Circle K, Dorm Manager John Doyle Kilpatrick, B.S. Ed. Columbus Vesper Choir President, COLLEGIAN Staff, Tribal Players Marion King, B.A. Brooklyn BSU President, Anthill Mob, Mr. MC, Laguna Lad. Collegiate Civitan Catherine Bishop Knight, B.S. Ed. Meridian Martha Frances Knight, B.S. Phi Alpha Theta Marlon Knighton, B.S. Beta Beta Beta Franklinton, La. Vicksburg Martha Jane Kolb, B.S. Ed. Recife, Brasil Vesper Choir, Cap and Gown, Kappa Delta Pi, Home Economics Association, BSU Executive Council, House Council David Lack, B.S. Jackson Evelynn Elaine Laird, B.S. Ed. Jackson Home Economics Club David F. Lane, B.S. Jackson Vesper Choir, Alpha Epsilon Delta, American Chem- ical Society Treasurer, Society of Physics Students Sherry Lang, B.S. Magnolia Women’s Recreation Association, Religious Educa- tion Club Secretary and Treasurer, House Council, Alpha Chi Mary D. Lansing, B.M. Ed. Magnolia Delta Omicron Treasurer, Marching Band Secretary and Treasurer, Music Educators. Concert Band, Cantata Choir Pamela Gail Lea, B.S. Ed. Brookhaven SEA. Vesper Choir, Kissimee Social Tribe Alice R. Lee, B.S. Ed. Vicksburg Kappa Delta Pi Janice Lee, B.S. Ed. McComb SEA Bobby Leonard, B.S. Pompano Beach, Fla. A.S.C., Baseball James Bryant Lewis, Jr., B.S. Kosciusko Publications Council, Vesper Choir, Alpha Chi, Omi- cron Delta Kappa, COLLEGIAN Editor, Band, Ameri- can Chemical Society Student Affiliate President, Sigma Pi Sigma, Society o f Physics Students, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, Who’s Who Phyllis Heflin Linton, B.S. Jackson Alpha Lambda Delta, Beta Beta Beta, Phi Alpha Theta, Kappa Delta Pi, Alpha Chi 139 SENIORS • SENIORS • SENIORS • SENIORS • I I Gayle Long, B.A. Tupelo SBA President, Kappa Delta Pi, Pi Kappa Delta, Alpha Psi Omega, Cap and Gown, Alpha Chi, Sophomore and Junior Class Officer, Tribal Players, Young Re- publicans Secretary, Who’s Who, Kissimee Social Tribe, Debate Team, Senate, HOP Choir Jayne Madden, B.S. Ed. Sebastopol Linda Shirley Madden, B.M. Ed. Jackson Laguna Social Tribe, Concert Choir, Delta Omicron, Music Educators Philip Lynn Madden, B.M. Ed. Jackson Marching and Concert Band, Music Educators, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Betsy Makamson, B.A. Jackson Kissimee Social Tribe, Cap and Gown Historian, Sigma Tau Delta Vice President, COLLEGIAN Staff, Kappa Delta Pi, TOMAHAWK Co-editor Kathryn Anne Malone, B.M. Memphis, Tenn. Kissimee Social Tribe, Home Economics Associa- tion, Chorale Choir, Cantata Choir, Delta Omicron, Church and Music Club Dianne Mathes, B.S. Universal City, Tex. Kissimee Social Tribe, Home Economics Association James McCaskill, B.S. Jackson Basketball, Campus Security, Dorm Council Grant McElveen, B.S. Bogalusa, La. Football, Track, Dorm Council, Fellowship of Chris- tian Athletes Carl Anthony McGee, B.S. Ed. Brookhaven James McHann, B.A. Jackson Who’s Who, Collegiate Civitan, Religious Emphasis Week Co-Chairman, Dorm Manager James A. McIntyre, B.A. Jackson Linda McKay, B.A. Kosciusko Sophomore and Senior Homecoming Maid, Circle K Sweetheart, BSU Steering Committee Bobbye Jo McPhearson, B.S. Ed. Pascagoula SEA, Laguna Social Tribe Bert W. Merrill, B.S. Waynesville, Mo. Judy Carol Mims, B.S. Ed. Houston, Tex. Freshman Class Secretary, Kissimee Social Tribe Mark Eugene Moffett, B.A. Laurel Vesper Choir, Ministerial Association Mary Jo Gauthreaux Moffett, B.S. Ed. Biloxi SEA Carolyn Moore, B.M. Ed. Canton Chapel Choir, Corale Choir, Delta Omicron Diane Moore, B.S. Gulfport Chorale Choir mm 140 SENIORS SENIORS • SENIORS • SENIORS • Rot rt Morris, B.S. Jackson Daniel Cleve Morton, B.S. Amory Collegiate Civitan Treasurer, Vesper Choir Vice President and President, BSU Executive Council, Sophomore Class President, ODK Vice President, Sigma Pi Sigma and Society of Physics Students Vice President, Who’s Who, COLLEGIAN Staff, Aca- demic Council Terry E. Mosley, B.S. Jackson Sandra Alice Mullen, B.S. Ed. Jackson SEA, Chapel Choir, Vesper Choir Sarah Glenn Murphey, B.S. Ed. Newnan, Ga. BSU Executive Council. Laguna Social Tribe. NEA. HOP Choir, Religious Education Club. Women’s Af- fairs Board, Gunter Dorm Counselor Joel Thomas Myers, B.M. Ed. Vidalia, La. Civitan, Co-head Cheerleader, Laguna Lad, Junior Class Favorite, BSU Executive Council, Senior Class Vice-President Mike Myers, B.S. Pelahatchie Katherine Ann Myrick, B.S. Ed. Laurel Kappa Delta Pi Binford Truett Nash, Jr., B.S. Oxford Alpha Epsilon Delta, Beta Beta Beta Vice President, Circle K Dan Neidhardt, B.A. Vancleave M Club, Track, Football, Art Guild Mary M. Netherland, B.S. Jackson Kappa Delta Pi, TRIBESMAN Staff Aubrey Norwood Nichols, III, B.S. Vaughan Alpha Epsilon Secretary and President William Norris, B.S. Boca Raton, Fla. Circle K, Chapel Choir President, Concert Choir, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, Senate Robert Earl Norwood, B.S. Crystal Springs John D. Oakes, B.A. Pompano Beach, Fla. Psychology Club, Circle K Chaplain, Senate Chap- lain, Varsity Tennis, Dorm Council William R. Odom, Jr., B.S. Ed. Mobile, Ala. Track, Football William Owen Oliver, Jr., B.S. Kosciusko Patricia Kaye Osgood, B.S. Ed. Jackson John Ellis Owen Kentwood, La. Steve L. Owens, B.A. Jackson 141 i i SENIORS • SENIORS • SENIORS • SENIORS • Sara Frances Page, B.S. Amory Freshman, Sophomore, and Senior Class Favorite, Freshman Class Treasurer, Kissimee Social Tribe President, Collegiate Civitan Sweetheart, Women’s Affairs Board Treasurer, Cap and Gown, Kappa Delta Pi, Junior Homecoming Maid, Maid of Honor, Math- ematics Club, Who’s Who, BSU Executive Council, Intertribal Council Elizabeth Palmer, B.A. Holly Springs Cantata Choir Officer, Vesper Choir, Religious Edu- cation Club, Psychology Club, BSU Steering Com- mittee, Senate John Perkins, B.M. Cantonment, Fla. Chapel Choir, Concert Choir Vice President, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Mary Elizabeth Perkins, B.S. Collinsville Kappa Delta Pi, Swannanoa Social Tribe Vicki Elizabeth Perkins, B.A. Ed. Macon Kappa Delta Pi, Sigma Tau Delta President, SEA Vice President, TRIBESMAN Staff Russell Peterson, B.S. Ed. Jackson Susan Price, B.M. DeLand, Fla. Concert Choir Naturals, Laguna Social Tribe im Pryor, B.S. West Point Roger Pursley, B.M. Ed. Lake City, Fla. Phi Mu Alpha, Sinfonia, Contata Choir, Opera Work- shop, Band Lewis Lavon Purvis, B.S. Morton Basketball, Baseball Missy Ramsey, B.A. Tupelo Kissimee Social Tribe, Alpha Lambda Delta, Sopho- more Class Secretary, Beauty, Cap and Gown, M Club Sweetheart, ARROWHEAD Assistant Editor Scott Ratcliff, B.A. Wesson Judy Redd, B.S. Natchez Laguna Social Tribe, Home Economics Association E. Thomas Reynolds, B.S. Verona, Ohio Delta Sigma Pi Gary A. Richardson, B.S. Leland Freshman Class Favorite, Circle K, Intramurals Jay Richardson, B.S. Leland Circle K Treasurer and Vice President Kathy Richey, B.M. Ed. Tupelo Delta Omicron Treasurer and Historian; Cantata Choir Officer, Motifs Student Director, Music Educa- tors Steve Rives, B.S. Jackson Basketball Sondra Aline Robertson, B.A. Natchez Laguna Social Tribe Officer, Who’s Who, HOP Choir, Chapel Choir, Alpha Psi Omega, Tribal Players, TO- MAHAWK Co-editor, President’s Cabinet Candy Ross, B.A. New Orleans, La. • SENIORS • SENIORS • SENIORS • SENIORS • Thomas Watson Russum, Jr., B.S. Port Gibson Collegiate Civitan Secretary, SBA Treasurer, Phi Beta Lambda, TRIBESMAN, Who’s Who, Senior Class Favorite Rusty Scafidel, B.S. Jackson Dianna Lynn Shamberger, B.A. Jackson Kissimee Social Tribe Vice-President and Secretary, Civitan Sweetheart, Junior Class Favorite, Pres- ident’s Cabinet, Intertribal Council Secretary, BSU Executive Council Gaines Shamburger, B.S. Jackson Art Guild Ann Sheffield, B.S. Ed. Picayune Kappa Delta Pi Larry Simmons, B.S. Osyka Collegiate Civitan, Beta Beta Beta President, SBA Associate Justice and Chief Justice Ginni Smith, B.S. Ed. Pearl Herbert L. Smith, B.S. Jackson James Ray Smith, B.S. Biloxi Football, M Club Marcia Lynn Smith, B.S. Ed. Phoenix, Arizona Vesper Choir Raymond Smith, B.S. Shelby Football Sue Smith Jackson Delta O micron, Music Educators Vice-President, Cantata Choir Marti Solomon, B.S. Vicksburg Laguna Social Tribe, Vesper Choir, HOP Choir, Band, Motifs, Latimer Webb Dorm Counselor Donald Steven Sparks, B.S. Jackson Football, M Club, BSU Steering Committee, SBA Properties Chairman, COLLEGIAN Staff, ACS Mary Ann Stegall, B.S - . Pontotoc Tribal Players, Alpha Psi Omega Alan Stephens, B.S. Natchez Circle K Treasurer and Vice President, Concert Choir Assistant Director Doris Rebecca Strait, B.S. Ed. Hazlehurst Kappa Delta Pi President. SEA Secretary Anne Sullivan, B.S. Ed. Tylertown Tribal Players Secretary, Judicial Council, Academic Council, Who’s Who, Kappa Delta Pi, Pi Kappa Delta, Debate Team J. David Sullivan, B.A. Nashville, Tennessee Football, Collegiate Civitan, M Club, BSU Executive Council Robert David Summers, B.S. Brookhaven Beta Beta Beta, Sigma Pi Sigma, Vesper Choir, Intramurals 143 i I SENIORS • SENIORS • SENIORS • SENIORS • SI Ronnie Sumrall, B.S. Sumrall Basketball, M Club Mike Taylor, B.S. Ed. Canton Phi Beta Lambda President Gene Theriot, B.A. Kenner, Louisiana Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Ministerial Associa- tion, Football Gregory Michael Thrower, B.A. Columbus Pi Gamma Mu President, Sociology Club President Anita Sue Tillery, B.S. Clinton Laguna Social Tribe, Latimer-Webb Vice President Nancy Marie Tillotson, B.S. Ed. Brookhaven Swannanoa Social Tribe, Vesper Choir, SEA Peggy Townsend Jackson Art Guild Secretary and Treasurer Walter Thomas Traxler, B.S.Noxapater Alpha Epsilon Delta, Psychology Club President Mary Jane Treloar, B.S. Ed. Clinton Kissimee Social Tribe, Kappa Delta Pi Dianne VanDevender, B.A. Bluefield, Virginia Vesper Choir Pamela Carol Walker, B.S. Ed. Yazoo City Elizabeth June Waller, B.S. Ed. Shubuta Kappa Delta Pi Judy Lucas Ward, B.S. Mendenhall Freshman Favorite, Drum Majorette, Freshman Class Officer, Kissimee Social Tribe Doug Warren, B.A. Clinton Ann Webb, B.S. Ed. Jackson Laguna Social Tribe Harvey Webb, B.A. Jackson Janice Gail Wells, B.S. Ed. Memphis, Tennessee Cap and Gown, Laguna Social Tribe Vice President, Kappa Delta Pi, President’s Cabinet, SEA, Intertribal Council, Women’s Affairs Board Treasurer, Who’s Who, Senate Burl White, B.S. Crystal Springs Sharon White, B.S. Ed. Greenwood Nenamoosha Social Tribe Treasurer, Vice President, and President, SEA Treasurer, Intertribal Council Treasurer Donna Wigley, B.A. Clinton Kappa Delta Pi, Sigma Tau Delta Treasurer Var m 144 SENIORS • SENIORS • SENIORS • SENIORS • Gary Ronald Willis, B.S. Aurora, Colorado Emily June Wilson, B.S. Ed. Hazlehurst Jean Elizabeth Wilson, B.S. Grenada Phi Beta Lambda, COLLEGIAN Staff Robert Wilson, B.A. Bude BSU Executive Council, Psychology Club, Senate, Collegiate Civitan, Pre-legal Society, Young Demo- crats, HOP Choir Janice Rose Wood, B.S. Ed. Belzoni Delta Sigma Pi Rose, Kissimee Social Tribe, Feature Twirler, Debate Team Teresa Woodruff, B.S. Ed. Houston, Texas Swannanoa Social Tribe, Home Economics Associ- ation, Psychology Club, SEA Sandra Young, B.S. Ed. Nashville, Tennessee JUNIORS • JUNIORS • JUNIORS • JUNIORS Teresa Allen Alana Andrews Bob Andrews Bunny Armfield Patricia Arrington Magnolia Tupelo Vicksburg DeKalb Jackson Kathy Arthur Linwood Ashe James J. Autry Beth Barber Mary Baronowski Carthage Hampton, Va. Ashland Columbus Sardis Debbie Bartlett Pascagoula Martha Batson Alexandria, La. William Robert Battle Jackson Suzanna Bayles Jackson Ann Beckham Inverness George Ralph BessonetteBrookhaven Thomas L. Bonds Lee Boyles Rozanna Brashear Dianne Brasher Roxie Amory Athens, Ohio Lambert Elaine R. Bridges Sharon Kay Britt Debra Arlena Brown Julie Buchanan Ft. Cindy Burges Jackson Jackson Smithville Lauderdale, Fla. West Point Steve Campbell Erik Case Tony Case Robert R. Catrett Catherine Chappell Memphis, Tenn. Wesson Brookhaven Pascagoula Memphis, Tenn. Don Cheek Emily Clark Sherri Collins Stephen Cook Sue Culkin Tucker, Ga. Greenwood Bruce Clinton Vicksburg 146 • JUNIORS • JUNIORS JUNIORS • JUNIORS Cindy Davis Robert Davis Connie DeLashmet Gt. Yarmouth, England Indianola Bentonia W. David Derrick Gail Diamond Debby Dunn Jane Dunn Donna Durham Randy Easterling Cobran Edwards Patricia Ann Edwards Don Ellzey Lee Emling Marilyn Fancher Charles Ferguson Wesson Wesson Terry J ackson Jackson Long Beach Tupelo Bruce Venice, La. Jackson Greenwood Birmingham, Ala. Jackson Vaughan Jackson Jackson Marks Pascagou Jacksc Tupe Louisvil Baton Rouge, L Joseph Dow Ford Bruce Foster James Francis Melissa Francis Kay Franklin Bay Springs Texarkana, Tex. Tupelo Mendenhall Greenville Libby French Susanne Fulton Janice Gatewood Mitchell Lamar Gentry Bob Gerrard Kathy Glascock Ken Golden Karen Goodson Betsy Gordin Ney Gore III Gayle Guardia Gwen Gullage Linda Haas Darlene Haggard Sharon Hancock Clinton Greenwood Forest Baldwyn Yazoo City JUNIORS • JUNIORS • JUNIORS • JUNIORS i Patricia Hannaford Lucy Hansford Rosa Lee Harden Paul Harper, Jr. Kay Harrell Betsy Harrison Lou Hatch Joe Haynes Tom Hearon Madonna Hembree Senatobia Pascagoula Fulton Indianola Carthage Amory Rockville, Md. Tupelo Memphis, Tenn. Jackson Sam Hendry Garry Hill Marion Hill Randy Hobson Marsha Hodge Hattiesburg Jackson Baldwyn Jackson Asheville, N. C. Jackie Hoff Carol Holcomb Faye Hope Dana Horton Lawrence O. Hughes Magnolia Memphis, Tenn. Leland Wesson Groveland, Fla. Polly Hull James A. Hurt, Jr. Lea Huxtable Martha Hyde Melinda Jackson Nancy Jennings Fred Johnson Steve Keirn Cheryl Kelly Sandra Kelly Mark Kennedy Darlene Kilgore Deanna Kilmer Christine Land Guy Land 148 Wallace, W. Va. Cleveland Yazoo City Jackson Union Kosciusko Jackson Tampa, Fla. Jackson Gulfport Jackson Morton Olean, N. Y. Clinton Eupora JUNIORS • JUNIORS • JUNIORS • JUNIORS Jack Land Nina Lassetter Glenda Leavell Cheryl Lilly Richard Lister, Jr. Clinton Clinton Minter City Jackson Belzoni Nelwyn Loftin Gavin Lott Kenneth A. Marler Peggy Mathes Universal Laura Maxcy Jackson Gulfport Natchez City, Tex. Fulton Jerry Allan McBride Michael McCalip John McCall Rickey McKay David Clark McMurray Jackson Natchez Vicksburg Louisville Pascagoula Curtis Middleton Babette Milam Louelle Miller Johnny Mills Wayne Monroe West Point Greenwood Pompano Beach, Fla. Batesville Jackson Suzanne Murray Mary Ann Myers Linda Ann Nail Gary Nichols Sandra Nobles Jackson Newton Grenada Albany, Ga. Clinton Donna Norman Lanie Nutt Dave R. Odom Betty Joanne Owen Paula Parrish Meridian Tavares, Fla. Jackson Clinton Greenville Philip J. Pearson Perry Perkins Edward Leonard Pickle Kathy Pitts Brooke Polk Kosciusko Greenwood Natchez Terry Batesville JUNIORS • JUNIORS • JUNIORS • JUNIORS Debbie Powell Beverly Kay Quinn Lynn Rankin Carolyn Ray Charlie Ray Linda Renfrow Shirley Renfroe Janet Rice Wayne Richardson Wayne Robbins Jackson Jackson Magee Pontotoc Greenwood Jackson Canton Bentonia Jacksonville, Fla. Franklinton, La. Anne Alice Roberts Jane Rollins Barbara Ross Vickie Russell Jane Sanders Jackson Centreville Yazoo City Biloxi Wesson Kay Sauls Monticello Candace Saunders Jackson Rhonda Schiele Lambert Gayle Marie Schwilch West Palm Beach Carolyn Scott Tricy Sellers Nicky Shelton Judas Shurden Bill Singletary Debs Smith Elaine Smith Marilyn Smith Mary Snow Gayle Starnes Darryl Stevens Torona Stokes Gregory Stough Wanda Stringer Susan M. Sullivan Janet Summers Bude Greenville Jackson Tupelo Clinton Memphis, Tenn. Pascagoula Memphis, Tenn. Marietta, Ga. Jackson Natchez Philadelphia St. Louis, Mo. Terry Crystal Springs Brookhaven 150 JUNIORS • JUNIORS • JUNIORS • JUNIORS Joe Tadlock Jacque Tarbox Almyra Taylor Brenda Teague Linda Thompson Forest Jackson Raymond New Albany Maben Ronnie Tyler Ulrike Wacker Lydia Wallace Randy Wallace Bettye S. Walsh Jackson Mainz, Germany Enterprise Brookhaven Liberty Louis J. Walsh Danny Watkins Gawen Watkins Janis Watson Celia Weathersby Clinton Baton Rouge, La. Union Meridian Jackson Joan Elizabeth Webb Tylertown Charles Weems Canton Burke West Jackson Elizabeth White Anguilla Bill Williams Clinton Linda Jean Williams Meryl Lynn Woo Ray Wright Charles Yonkers Gwyn Young Jackson Lexington Jackson Clinton Smithdale 151 SOPHOMORES • SOPHOMORES • SOPHOMORES Brooks Alexander David R. Alexander Duff Austin Maynelle Banks Milton Barrett Cleveland Jackson Cleveland Gonzales, La. Pine Bluff, Ark. Vickie Beilis Richard Benton Dwight Berry Galen Berry Brenda Bigbee Janet Blackledge Peggy Blackledge Larry M. Blalock Betty Blass Bill Bratley Darrell Boggs Teddy Bouchillon Vic Bowman Betty Brewer Mike Brister New Orleans, La. Jackson Crystal Springs Clinton Indianola Jackson Ellisville Jackson Little Rock Jackson Laurel Noxapater Pelahatchie Memphis, Tenn. Jackson Becky Brown Judy Brown Myrna Brumfield Jane Brun Beverly Ann Buckley Bogue Chitto Jackson Tylertown Marietta, Ga. Jackson Mark Bullock Sarah Evelyn Burns Brenda Butler Sarah Channell Chris Clarkson Burlington, N. C. Greenville Jackson Brandon Jackson Bob Cochran Scott Cook Martha Cox Debbie Crampton Melissa Crawley Jackson Jackson Jackson Starkville Holly Springs 152 SOPHOMORES • SOPHOMORES • SOPHOMORES Cindy Cretin Linda Culpepper Byron Cutrer Terry Cutrer Mary Denham Cindy Lou Downs Johnny Driscoll Carol Eaves Mike Edwards Sam Ellington Jay Jay Epting George Estes Rich Field Rhonda Fisher Linda Forsyth Metairie, La. Raymond Osyka Pascagoula Newton Ean Gallie, Fla. New Orleans, La. Louisville Tupelo Jackson Forest Gulfport Centreville Ocean Springs Memphis, Tenn. Judy Ann Fortenberry Roy Fountain Betty Fudge Carol Fultz Nancy Gauthreaux Charlie Gentry Joanie Gentry Glenda Goodwin Judy Gore Susan Gore Dorothy Graham Steve Grantham Debbie Gregory Brooks Griffin Barry Hardy Tricia Harwood Carol Hawkins Dain Hayes Becky Henderson Rex Henderson Ellisville Forest Jackson Indianola Biloxi Clinton Clinton Memphis, Tenn. Clinton Clinton Slidell, La. Jackson Yazoo City Jackson Kosciusko Lyon Cary Jackson Jackson Manila, Philippines SOPHOMORES • SOPHOMORES • SOPHOMORES Billy Hester Maben Libby Hilbun Jackson Carol Hodo Jackson Nancy Hopson Jackson Donna Hughes Belzoni Molly Hurt Tom Jones John Kelly Marianna Kennedy Alan Kilgore Beverly King Dick Kitchens Kathy Kitchings Nora Knight James Knighton Carl Kolb Keith Lang Richard Langbartel Sharon Langworthy Diane Lewis Randol Lindsay Lynne Lofton David Madden Tupelo Fairhope, Ala. Memphis, Tenn. Greenwood Moss Point Cliftonville Crystal Springs Kosciusko Amory Centreville Recife, Brazil Clinton Biloxi Pascagoula Chamblee, Ga. Kosciusko Brookhaven Forest Kentwood, La. II Tylertown Juanita Magee Louis Howard Magee, Carolyn Mashburn Sharon McCollum Paul McCoy Diana McKee Reagan McLaurin Jackson Memphis, Tenn. Jackson Jackson Oxford Ben McMillon Clinton Marilyn McRae Memphis, Tenn. Monroe Mills Grand Rapids, Mich. Patricia Millsaps Greenwood Debbie Moody Drew 154 SOPHOMORES • SOPHOMORES • SOPHOMORES Wayne Mullen Lynn Murray Ernie Myers, Jr. William B. Noble Roger Norman I Pascagoula Brandon Nashville, Tenn. Canton ing Meadows, III. Gary H. Nowell Judy O’Kelley Debbie Oliver Pat O’Quin Chris Osborne Ellen Parks Lucy Parks Craig Pascoe Gary Pearce Barbara Peyton Patti Pierce Jan Pittman Hugh Plunkett Bobby Polk Wayne Polk Cindy Poole Debra Pope Patti Pope Danita Poston Johnny Powell Betty Ray John Reed Gail Reese Cathy Rein Hugh Rhodes Kosciusko Lexington Clinton Jackson Slidell, La. Jackson Bay Springs Columbiana, Ohio Baton Rouge, La. Yazoo City Amory Columbia Kosciusko Vicksburg Grenada Monticello Clinton Drew Baltimore, Md. Baton Rouge, La. Greenwood Atlanta, Ga. Lexington Jackson Batesville Sheila Rhodes Brookhaven Richard W. Ritchie Jackson Becky Robertson Baton Rouge, La. Nancy Robinson Van Nuys, Cal. Michele Rogers Collins SOPHOMORES • SOPHOMORES • SOPHOMORES Patricia Rose Tom Sawyer Gail Scruggs Susan Shaw Ann Shoemake Greenwood Gulfport Okolona Memphis, Tenn. Jackson Jennifer Sims Jeannie Sinquefield Linda Sinquefield Barbara Smith Charley Smith Bay Springs Senatobia Jackson Clinton Jackson Don Smith Jan Smith Margie Smith Janet Stampley Karen Stevens Jackson Jackson Jackson Yazoo City Yazoo City Freida Stovall Bill Strange Robert Street Al Stubblefield Beverly Stubblefield Oxford Clinton Yazoo City Jackson Crowder Robert Sumrall Susan Tadlock Cile Taylor Connie Thompson Jane Thompson Gulfport Brookhaven Jackson Hazlehurst Greenwood Jimmy Thompson Wanda Tollison Cindy Triplett Linda Turner Jan Tuten Tucker, Ga. Shaw Atlanta, Ga. Canton Jackson Alessa Ulmer Rose Mary Valentine Alice Walker Patricia Gail Walker Susie Walker Bay Springs Greenwood Jackson Baker, Fla. Clinton 156 SOPHOMORES • SOPHOMORES • SOPHOMORES Cindy Wallace Jeanne Wallace Clyde Walrod Amy Ward Mary Watson Fran Watts Manuel Weeks Mary Jane Welch Anne Wheeler Jerry A. Whitaker Michael White Gay Wilemon Sherri Williams Viola Winborne Don Woods Tim Yancy Ricky Zubic Brookhaven Brookhaven Jackson Jackson Vicksburg Columbia Tutwiler Aberdeen Coldwater Tupelo Encine, Cal. Aberdeen Maben Brookhaven Eupora Amory Pascagoula FRESHMAN • FRESHMAN • FRESHMAN • FRESHMAN Becky Alexander Carr Alexander Angela Allen Tommy Anthony Glen Bailey Cleveland Bay Springs Natchez Jackson Jackson Mike Ball Joel Bennett Jean Black Suzanne Blanton Jackson Jackson Mendenhall Houston Teresa Boone Guaynabo, Puerto Rico Beckie Bowlin Kay Brown Cindy Brumfield Patricia Bryan Mike Burril Greg Bush Barri Butler Joan Butts Hal Byrd Becky Cade Natchez Biloxi Tylertown New Orleans, La. Long Beach Bogalusa, La. Hazlehurst Ft. Walton Beach, Fla. Jackson Kentwood, La. David Calder Greenwood Claire Cameron West Point Edith Campbell Jacksonville, Fla. Abelene Canterbury Gautier Kathy Carroll Greenwood James G. Catledge Sammy Childress Janice Chiles Charles A. Clark Gary Seth Clark Marilyn Clark Sharon Clark Susan Clark Brenda Coghlan Cliff Coleman Tupelo Yazoo City Clarksdale Forest Hill Ft. Campbell, Ky. Natchez Greenwood Jackson Aberdeen Clinton 158 FRESHMAN • FRESHMAN • FRESHMAN • FRESHMAN Paula Colvin Allen Comfort Ricky Courtney Karen Cox Donna Cralle Anne Crawford Donald Crawford Jerry Crawford Jayne Crisler Mary Carol Criss Kay Crothers J. Cob Daniel Rosie Davidson Barbara Davis Judy Davis Giessen, Germany Jackson Jackson Greenwood Jackson Tylertown Jackson Brookhaven Flora Greenwood Vidalia, La. Prentiss Meridian Calhoun City Jackson Robert Michael Davis Susan Dawkins Pat DeYoung Linda Dickerson Pat Dickson Bruce Meridian Clinton Big Creek Moss Point Kay Donahoe Connie Downs Janice Duckworth Lee Dukes Nancy Dunaway Paula Duncan Kay Espey James Neal Estes Caroline Eustice Sandy Evans Jimmy Fant Carolyn Farber Ellen Fleming Eck Follen Ricky Forbus Indianola Tupelo Mount Olive Forest Columbia Canton Meridian Gulfport Biloxi Anguilla Greenwood Magnolia, Ohio Franklin, Ky. Jackson Greenville FRESHMAN • FRESHMAN • FRESHMAN • FRESHMAN Gloria Ford Biloxi Diana Forsyth Memphis, Tenn. Annette Forsythe Biloxi Cecil Fox Canton David Franks Tupelo Vickie Freeman Richton Susan Furlow Jackson Ruthie Gandy Jackson Ruth Levern Gaskin Winona Mary Ann Gibson Kilmichael Patricia Gilbert Jackson Robert Goodman, Jr. Meridian Susan Carol Grames Gult Shores, Ala Karen Granholm Greenwood Olivia Grant Jackson Babette Graves Biloxi Lynn Greer Jackson P. J. Gritting McComb Chuck Guess Jackson Sammy Gunter Clinton Vickie Guthrie Belzoni Jo Ann Hancock Jackson Jan Hannaford Moss Point Marilyn Hardy Jackson Riley C. Harper Vicksburg Janice Harrington Houston Linda Hatchett Grand Bay, Ala. Ellen Hayes Jackson Judy Hegwood Metairie, La. Kaye Henderson Merigold Deborah Herrington Laurel Peggy Hicks Greenwood Irma Hitt Columbia Ross E. Holleyman Mulberry, Fla. Butch Hood Holly Bluff 160 FRESHMAN • FRESHMAN • FRESHMAN • FRESHMAN Archie Austin Howard Carthage Kathy Hurt Pontotoc Richard Hurt Cleveland Gloria Ingram Sonoma, Cal. Chris Jenkins Meridian Jennifer Jenkins Jackson Jimmy Johnson Tupelo Joey Johnson Grand Bay, Ala. Judy Dianne Johnston Jackson Barry Martin Jones Tchula Jan Jones New Albany Terry Jones Sanatorium Mickey Keene Morton Dwight Kent New Hope, Ala. Jan King Jackson Laura Jane King Clinton Pam Kister Terry Milton Kliesch Kentwood, La. Becky Kyle Jackson Ginger Lea Laney Kilmichael Mary Kate Langfitt Jackson Jane Langford Carthage Dawn Langworthy Pascagoula Gene Lassetter Clinton Larry Lassiter Jackson John Leonhart Beltsville, Md. Van Lewis Natchez Cyndi Loftin Long Beach Nancy Lowery Pascagoula Joy Luebbert Gretna, La. Donna Lum Jackson Mary Jane Magee Bogue Chitto Robert Majure Quitman Ingrid Manzione Vicenza, Italy Gloria Marler Guam FRESHMAN • FRESHMAN • FRESHMAN • FRESHMAN Mike Massey Deborah Mathis Lynda Mayfield Joe McClain Nancy McCommon Forest Tupelo Collins Mathiston Memphis, Tenn. Mike McConnell Mangham, La. Stephen Keith McCoppin Troy, Ohio Jimmy McDonald Clinton Michael McIntosh Des Arc, Ark. Debra Middleton Tupelo Joyce Miller Anna Mitchell Sarah Mohamed Steve Monaghan Janie Monroe Aberdeen Clinton Belzoni Tupelo Louisville Jeanie Monroe Don Moore Richard Mullens Robert Murray Gay Myers Sandy Myers Verla Nail Wanda Nail Bubba Nause Bill Nettles Louisville Clinton West Point Brandon Jackson Sheffield, Ala. Bellefontaine Kilmichael Jackson Brandon Barry Newsom Kristi Nicholls Darlene Overturf Melinda Patterson Linda Lou Pennebaker Jackson Vicksburg Pascagoula Columbia Edwards Sam Pepper Jeff Phillips Mary Carol Pigott Linda Porch Lynn Potter 162 Greenville Clinton Tylertown Jackson Vicksburg FRESHMAN • FRESHMAN • FRESHMAN • FRESHMAN Laura Prather Pam Prevost Lovisa Price Linda Quick Brenda Quinn Esther Rasco David Redd Jane Reed Lynn Reed Gale Reeves Lamar Reynolds Gary Rice Ed Richardson Joyce Ringsmith Richard D. Ritchie Ronnie J. Roberts Ann Rogers William T. Rogers Emily Jo Rollins Elizabeth Russell Randy Scoggins John Michael Sealy Jan Shanks Ruby Joyce Shaw Diane Shelton Phyllis Shoemaker Teresa Simmons Jimmie Smith Johnny Smith Libby Smith Nan Sojourner Royce Keith Solano Roxanne Sones Janice Speights William W. Spencer Leland Alexandria, La. Clinton Raytown, Mo. Noxapater Miami, Fla. Natchez Atlanta, Ga. Belzoni Atlanta, Ga. Noxapater Morton Laurel Tavares, Fla. Dallas, Tex. Morton Hattiesburg Meridian Centreville Monticello Jackson Dallas, Tex. Greenwood Grenada Louisville Houston Meridian Brookhaven Forest Jackson Crystal Springs Aviano, Italy Vicksburg Monticello Mantee FRESHMAN • FRESHMAN • FRESHMAN • FRESHMAN Floyd M. Stallings Harry Ray Starnes Debbie Steen Glenn Stigler Linda Stillions Houston Port Gibson Vicksburg Memphis, Tenn. Tutwiler Shay Stribling Carthage William E. Stribling Carthage Paula Stringer Gulfport Mary Jo Stubblefield Brandon Randy Stutts Pearl John Tappan Bruce Tarbet Sarah Tarver Martha Taylor Libba Thames Bill Thompson David Thompson Melanie Thompson Larry Tierce Dixie Townsend Gulfport Dickinson, Tex. Folsom, La. Hattiesburg Jackson Forest Greenville Jackson Clinton Clinton FRESHMAN • FRESHMAN • FRESHMAN • FRESHMAN James L. Travis III Claire Trawick Vicki Tucker Cindy Walley Bobby Waterbury Blue Mountain Shannon Brandon Richton Gulfport Tim Watson Victoria Ann Webster Margaret Whitten Donna Williams Janis Williams Miami, Florida Gautier Madrid, Spain Roxie Aberdeen Susan Williams Jay Willis James Wilson Tom Michael Womack Arthur Wood III Memphis, Tenn. Pascagoula Gulfport Magee Belzoni Jack Wood Susan Wooten Debbie York Jackson Jackson Pearlington SPORTS REVIEW JU BASKETBALL 1971 1972 Dec. 2 Whitworth College Dec. 3 St. Bernard Dec. 7 Baptist Christian Dec. 9-10 M.C. Invitational Dec. 4 Millsaps Dec. 17 Arkansas College Dec. 18 Harding College Jan. 4 Southwestern (Memphis) Jan. 8 Little Rock University Jan. 10 Whitworth College Jan. 15 Bel haven Jan. 22 University of Alabama at Huntsville Jan. 29 Baptist Christian Feb. 1 Millsaps Feb 4 Birmingham Southern Feb. 5 St. Bernard Feb. 7 Southwestern (Memphis) Feb. 10-11 Denominational Tournament Feb. 15 Bel haven Feb. 18-19 Millsaps Tournament Feb. 25 Dallas Bible BASEBALL 1971 MC 5 Whitworth 8 Whitworth 3 USM 6 John Logan 7 John Logan 8 Monmouth 7 Monmouth 21 North Park 9 North Park 10 Lakeland 8 Lakeland 17 Washington 16 Washington 0 Delta State 6 Delta State 2 Delta State 6 USM 32 Belhaven 3 Belhaven 11 Belhaven 1 Belhaven gwri mmz ' FOOTBALL 1971 Sept. 18 Henderson State Sept. 25 Southern State Oct. 2 Ouachita Baptist Oct. 16 Western Carolina Oct. 23 Nichols State Oct. 30 University of Arkansas at Montecello Nov. 6 Samford Nov. 13 Livingston Nov. 20 Northwood Institute 168 TRACK 1971 March 23 Intercollegiate March 27 Cowboy Relays April 3 Delta Relays April 9-10 Selma Relays April 17 Southeastern Relays April 24 M.C. Invitational April 29 Southeast Louisiana May 8 Delta State May 22 Southern AAU CROSS COUNTRY 1971 Sept. 23 Southeastern State Oct. 8 Southeastern Louisiana University Oct. 12 Livingston University Oct. 16 University of South Alabama Ole Miss Delta State Oct. 19 Delta State Oct. 23 Capital City Run Oct. 30 Miss. State Invitational Nov. 5 Miss. Intercollegiate Nov. 12 Ole Miss TENNIS 1972 March 16 Ole Miss March 19 Christian Brothers March 21 Millsaps March 25 USM March 30 Christian Brothers April 4 Lincoln Land College April 6 Southeastern Louisiana University April 7-8 USM Tournament April 1 1 Delta State April 17 Southeastern Louisiana University April 19 USM April 20 Delta State April 25 Millsaps April 28-29 Miss. Invitational May 6 Ole Miss THE 1971 FOOTBALL SEASON Although the season ended with a 2-8 record, the Choctaws had some individual feats that were outstanding. Early in the season Rick Herzog set a pass reception record by hauling in his 63rd pass. For the remainder of the season he con- tinued his fine performance and stretched his reception record. A 42 yard field goal by Roger Pierce broke a school record set in 1969 by Frank Dyer with his 38 yard kick. Rick Blocker’s kickoff return of 97 yards wiped out the previous record of 95 yards. Bo Chism was named “Mississippi College’s Most Outstanding Football Player of 1971” by the Jackson Touchdown Club. Mike Kappelman and Charlie Hayden should be men- tioned for their consistently good blocking as of- fensive linemen. After 13 years with the Mississippi College foot- ball team Coach Hartwell McPhail resigned as head football coach halfway through the season. He led the Chocs to an impressive 59-50-5 record and 8 winning seasons out of 12 while serving as head coach. In his place came acting Head Coach Bernard Blackwell, an outstanding line coach that had worked with McPhail for 15 years. At the close of the season Blackwell was named “Mississippi’s Outstanding Sportsman for 1971”. With a good group of returning lettermen, new Head Coach John Williams and the M.C. students are looking forward to a better season in 1972. Coaches: Lloyd Seymour, Ed Nixon, Bernard Blackwell, Joel Hudson. 170 Row One: Coleman, Walker, Thornton, Buskirk, Blocker, L. Haik, Scheirmann, R. Haik, Prabuckl, Wall, Watkins, Solano, R. Davis, Kennedy. Row Two: F. Johnson, Cheek, Chism, J. Thompson, Doster, Garner, Howard, Foshee, Berry, Penton, Stribling, Wright, Lott, Nowell, Herzog, Theriot, B. Thompson, Dixon. Row Three: Kappelmann, Weems, S. Johnson, F. Davis. Row Four: Wilson, Ragans, Kliesch, Kilgore, Sparks, Field, Woods, Wedgeworth, Mills, Holleyman, Campbell, McConnell, Pierce. Row Five: Roberts, Alexander, Lindsey, Seiz. Dejected bench reveals the outcome of the opening game. Jimmy Thompson leads interference for a Dennis Wilson sweep. Favorable Stats Not Enough Although the game statistics favored M.C., the Choctaws opened the season by dropping a game 24-6 to Henderson State in Arkadelphia, Arkansas. The Reddies were able to score twice before M.C. broke through to the board. The Chocs moved the ball well mostly by a passing attack including the 40 yard scoring strike from Buskirk to Foshee. Tough Luck Causes Loss Two bad breaks turned a 17-6 advantage into a 19-17 deficit for M.C. against Southern State. M.C. opened the game scoring with a 42 yard field goal by Roger Pierce and 22 yard aerial connect- ing Wilson and Chatagnier. The Muleriders man- aged to score once before Rick Blocker returned a kick-off for a TD. Pierce’s two PAT’s in the game closed the M.C. scoring. A fumble and a short punt set up the Mulerider’s late scores that pushed them ahead at the close of the game. Benny Doster receives instructions from Coach Blackwell. Break Losing Streak Following defeats at the hands of Ouachita Baptist (28-0), Harding (20-14), and Western Carolina (37-0), the Chocs broke into the win column with a 15-6 victory over Nichols State. A pass from John Buskirk to Rick Blocker opened the scoring for M.C. Before the end of the first half the Colonels tied the score 6-6. A Colonel fumble picked up by Gary Nowell led to another M.C. score. Ray Wright made the final score 15-6 by kicking a 33 yard field goal. After winning this game the Choctaws traveled to the University of Arkansas only to be beaten 30-14. Offensive Errors Costly Five interceptions and two fumbles accounted for the bitter 41-0 loss of the Choctaws homecoming contest to the Samford Bulldogs. Samford controlled the ball almost the entire game as M.C. offered few scoring threats. Following this defeat M.C. fought a tough Living- ston University, but was again set back 20-3. The Chocs played a great defensive game but the third ranked small college in the U.S. overpowered them. M.C.’s score came on a 27 yard field goal by Roger Pierce. Chocs Finish With Win Mississippi College closed the season with a 29-9 vic- tory over Northwood Institute of Cedar Hills, Texas. Steve Sparks scored twice on short runs and Pierce added the extra points. A interception return by Johnny Mills, a Steve Thompson touchdown, and another Pierce field goal rounded out the Choc scoring. The victory closed the season with a disappointing 2-8 record. Ronnie Garner (23) and Johnny Mills (31) wrestle down a Living- ston runner. Coach Nixon talks over strategy with the defensive backfield. m Billy Thompson (24) takes a hand-off from quarterback John Buskirk (14). Assisted by a Steve Spark (32) block, Billy Thompson (24) goes for extra yardage. Carr Alexander (15) booms another towering punt for the Choctaws. BASKETBALL % Coach James “Stute” Allen, Coach Ike Clay. Steve Rives, senior. Ronnie Sumrall, senior. Eddie Arender, senior. Delyr 176 Delynn Dawes. First Row: Ed Treadway, Ronnie Sumrall, Steve Rives, Delynn Dawes, Eddie Arender. Second Row: Tony Case, Harold Jefcoat, Kent Cooper, Gwyn Young, Robbie Walters, Bill Good, John Sch- lichtman, John David Skinner, Eddie Ladner. The 1971-72 Choctaws basketball team was once again characterized by high-scoring exciting games. In the first part of the season, spirit really reigned high on the Mississippi College campus as the Chocs racked up a 98-93 victory over Millsaps and edged out Belhaven 79-74 in two very tense games. Transfers Bill Good at 6’ 9” and John Schlitchman at 6’ 8” and freshman John Skinner also at 6’ 8” gave the team more height than usual. Giving the team stability were returning lettermen Eddie Arender, Steve Rives, Ronnie Sumrall, Marc Dukes, Harold Jefcoat, and David Hollingsworth. With the help of these factors the squad improved on the 6-19 outcome of the previous year. In Coach Allen’s 19th year with the Chocs, the offensive attack was exceptionally balanced having both an inside and outside scoring threat. The 1972-73 team should be more experienced and should furnish M.C. with an even more productive season. 177 1 Ladner guns over the defending Lynx. Schlichtman moves for rebound as Dawes puts up a jump shot. ! A % ft Good soars up for a one-handed jump shot. Rives fires a shot over an opponent. Unguarded Arender sinks an easy basket. 181 1971 BASKETBALL The ’71 baseball Choctaws, coached by James Coleman, managed to finish the season with a 10-1 1 record. Because of the consistant hitting of Ronnie Grantham, Slick Henry, Tom Payne, and Bob Disney, the Chocs were only shut out once. High scores were prevalent, as in the 32-3 victory over Belhaven and a 15-11 loss to the same school. One of the most excit- ing games was the 6-5 victory over highly re- garded USM. Despite a mediocre season, a growing amount of interest was shown in the Mississippi College baseball team. Coach James Coleman Ronnie Grantham demon- strates good form in laying down a bunt. 182 W After smashing a double, Gerald Sartin throws on a jacket to keep his pitching arm warm. Wayne Monroe watches intently as the game goes on. ft m Taki his i Catcher Bob Disney focuses his full attention on the pitcher. M.C. player raps one into deep right field. Paul Woods returns to second base after taking a long lead. m Taking his stride Richard Brooks fires a shot in one of his performances as a starter. 185 m Charlie Smith is congratulated at home after slapping a homer. Tom Payne rares back to deliver a pitch. Gerald Sartin gets set to make the delivery. 186 Paul Woods prepares to steal sec- ond base. 187 TRACK AND CROSS COUNTRY Coach Joe Walker checks the times of his runners. Under the direction of Coach Joe Walker, the track and cross country teams were at their peak in the 1971-72 season. Undefeated in dual meets the cross country runners were victorious in the Capital City Run. The M. C. distance men brought cross country into the spotlight by capturing the state co-championship, sharing the title with Mis- sissippi State. Individual efforts by upperclassmen Doug Blackwell and Lamar Strong broke records and brought honors to M. C. Such powerful fresh- men runners as Lee Dukes and Jack Wood give us a reason to look forward to assured success in the 1972-73 season. 188 John Branning and Willie Price step into the blocks for the next race. Opponents watch as Bobby Waterbury throws the shot. Ike Raley follows Ronnie Mangle across the finish line. 189 Lamar Strong leads the pack in a cross country meet. ▼ it i Determined Jack Wood pours it on. Runners line up in a cross country meet. Lamar Strong strides for the finish line. Coach Walker congratulates Lee Dukes and Larry Blalock. Doug Blackwell holds a com- manding lead. I 191 M CLUB 1 Lloyd Seymour 2. Steve Kennedy 3. Ron Cannon 4. James Ray Smith 5. Harold Jefcoat 6. Don Cheek 7. Charlie Smith 8. Johnny Walker 9. Steve Newsome 10. Billy Coon 11. Ricky Herzog 12. Ronnie Sumrall 13. Fred Johnson 14. Marc Dukes 15. Mike Kappelman 16. Wayne Monroe 17. Charles Seiz 18. Charles Weems 19. Gary Nowell 20. Barry Martin 21. Frank Davis 22. Steve Rives 23. Steve Sparks 24. Steve Campbell 25. Ray Wright 26. Rich Field 27. Jimmy Thompson 28. George Scheirmann 29. Bo Chism 30. Robert Street 31. Roger Pierce Officers: Don Cheek, Secretary; Frank Davis, President; Fred John son, Sergeant-at-Arms. 192 TENNIS )hn- Mr. Hugh Prevost, coach, Gary Freeman, Jim Bethea, Bubba Nause, Sam Pepper, Roy Hood, Wayne Mullen, Mac Bethea. Mac Bethea slaps a serve. 193 WOMEN’S EXTRA-MURALS The women’s sports of Mississippi College added to the excitement of 1971. In all three sports the girls per- formed brilliantly and posted winning seasons. The vol- leyball team defeated Northwestern Junior College, Hinds County Junior College, Perkinston Junior College, and won their division in the University of Southern Missis- sippi Tournament. The volleyballers had opportunities to play some out-of-state opponents such as Memphis State, Jackson (Tenn.) State, Southwestern at Memphis, and University of Tennessee at Martin. The basketball team did very well also but was set back by the ’71 national championship team of MSCW in the M.C. Invitational tourney. Following an exceptionally successful season in ’71 the tennis team is looking forward to the competi- tion in ' 72. GIRLS ' VOLLEYBALL: Gail Walker, Marcia McMurtry, Martha Batson, Martha Hartsell, Jay Jay Epting, Marilyn Smith, Cindy Rutledge. 194 H Cindy Rutledge, Martha Hartsell, Liz White, Debbie Moody, Martha Batson, Barbara Ross, Marilyn Smith, Pam Kister, Marcia McMurtry, Gail Walker. Standing: Jay Jay Epting, Coach Nixon, Mrs. Nixon. H fv xjxjx INTRAMURALS , 198 CHEERLEADERS AFTER THOUGHTS 203 206 Go placidly amid the noise and haste, and re- member what peace there may be in silence. As far as possible without surrender be on good terms with all persons. Speak your truth quietly and clearly; and listen to others, even the dull and ignorant; they too have their story ... Be yourself. Especially, do not feign affection. Nei- ther be cynical about love; for in the face of all aridity and disenchantment it is perennial as the grass. Take kindly the counsel of the years, gracefully surrendering the things of youth. Nurture strength of spirit to shield you in sudden misfortune. But do not distress yourself with imaginings. Many fears are born of fatigue and loneliness. Beyond a wholesome discipline, be gentle with yourself. Therefore be at peace with God, whatever you conceive Him to be, and whatever your labors and aspirations, in the noisy confusion of life keep peace with your soul. With all its sham, drudgery and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. —from DESIDERATA, in old Saint Paul’s Church, Baltimore, 1692 207 EDITORS NOTE An annual is a year’s representation of life on a campus. In the past few years annual editors all over the country have tried to make annuals a medium for change. In the 1972 TRIBESMAN we have attempted to recreate the change that has occurred on campus this year. The year started off with women’s lib- eration: jeans permission on campus and the first woman SBA president. A dim spot in the otherwise successful new student administration was the cut- back in freshman orientation. Off campus events also affected the lives of students as the eigh- teen-year-old gained the vote and the Waller administration put a new empha- sis on youth. We have fought and gained the right to be involved. With involve- ment comes responsibilities which we must accept and fulfill to the best of our abilities. To take on the responsibility of being an editor, a person must be a little crazy and have a lot of faith in a competent staff. I can’t express my appreciation to those staff members who worked the week before the final deadline and made it possible for us to finish on time. Ney Gore, Larry Simmons, Stokes Neal, Charlie Ray, Richard Ritchie, and Bill Strange were invaluable in their help when we needed pictures at the last minute. Jane Dunn has been the best I could ask for in a business manager. The 1972 TRIBESMAN is different be- cause it reflects the personalities of those people that worked on it. Our memories of it will range from the day I stood bawling into a borrowed hand- kerchief to when we joyously sent that last package on its way to Nashville. 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PAINT— WALLPAPER— GLASS JACKSON TYPEWRITER COMPANY distributor of products bv R8YAL Standard — Electrics — Portables 235 South Lamar 355-9020 215 Moore, Diane — 140 Moore, Don — 162 Moore, Larry — 77 Morris, Robert — 141 Morton, Daniel Cleve — 58, 73, 75, 91, 97, 122, 130, 141 Mosley, Terry E. — 141 Mullen, Sandra Alice — 76, 141 Mullen, Wayne — 87, 155 Mullens, Richard — 162 Murphey, Sarah Glenn — 58, 60, 75, 141 Murray, Lynn — 155 Murray, Robert — 162 Murray, Suzanne — 149 Myers, Ernie, Jr. — 58, 76, 90, 155 Myers, Gay — 162 Myers, Joel Thomas — 58, 84, 141 Myers, Mary Ann — 89, 149 Myers, Mike — 141 Myers, Sandy — 162 Myers, Teresa — 67, 97, 103 Myrick, Katherine Ann — 141 Nail, Linda Ann — 92, 149 Nail, Verla — 162 Nail, Wanda — 89, 162 Nash, Binford Truett, Jr. — 59, 66, 68, 93, 129, 141 Nause, Bubba — 162 Neal, Stokes — 79 Neidhardt, Dan — 87, 141 Netherland, Mary — 66, 70, 88, 141 Nettles, Bill — 162 Newsom, Barry — 162 Newsome, Steve — 91 Nicholls, Kristi — 162 Nichols, Aubrey Norwood, III — 66, 141 Nichols, Gary — 64, 65, 149 Noble, William B. — 155 Nobles, Sandra— 58, 60, 61, 66, 70, 88, 93, 98, 149, 194 Norman, Donna — 58, 61, 64, 65, 66, 76, 89, 149 Norman, Roger — 155 Norris, Sandy — 89 Norris, William— 57, 58, 72, 75, 96, 141 Norwood, Robert Earl — 141 Nowell, Gary— 76, 77, 155, 172 Nutt, Lanie — 65, 83, 100, 149 Oakes, John D. — 90, 141 Odom, Dave R. — 149 Odom, William R., Jr. — 141 O ' Kelley, Judy— 76, 103, 155 Oliver, Debbie — 155 Oliver, William Owen, Jr. — 141 O ' Quin, Pat— 103, 155 Osborne, Chris — 155 Osgood, Patricia Kaye — 141 Overton, Gayle — 100 Overturf, Darlene — 162 Owen, Joanne — 58, 61, 71, 98, 149 Owen, John Ellis — 141 Owens, Steve L. — 141 Padgett, Mary Jean — 89 Page, Sara Frances — 98, 106, III, 118, 124, 142 Palmer, Elizabeth — 58, 75, 142 Parks, Ellen— 70, 81, 93, 98, 155 216 Parks, Lucy — 67, 155 Parrish, Paula — 89, 149 Pascoe, Craig — 96, 155 Patterson, Melinda — 162 Pearco Gary — 93, 155 Pearson, Philip J. — 149 Pennebaker, Linda Lou — 162 Penton, Glennis — 172 Pepper, Sam — 162 Perkins, John — 142 Perkins, Mary Elizabeth — 60, 70, 88, 142 Perkins, Perry— 54, 58, 75, 90, 93, 97, III, 118, 149 Perkins, Vicki Elizabeth — 70, 74, 142 Peterson, Russell — 142 Peyton, Barbara — 98, 155 Phillips, Jeff — 162 Pickle, Edward Leonard — 76, 149 Pierce, Patti— 56, 81, 98, 155, 194 Pierce, Roger — 172 Pigott, Mary Carol — 162 Pittman, Jan — 70, 89, 103, 155 Pitts, Kathy— 149 Pitts, Norman — 69 Pledger, Melinda — 98 Plunkett, Hugh— 72, 155 Polk, Bobby— 76, 155 Polk, Brooke— 88, 98, 149 Polk, Wayne — 97, 155 Poole, Cindy— 103, 155 Pope, Debra — 98, 155 Pope, Patti — 89, 155 Porch, Linda — 162 Poston, Danita — 155 Potter, Lynn — 98, 162 Powell, Debbie — 150 Powell, Johnny — 75, 76, 155 Prather, Laura — 163 Prather, Tom — 59, 97 Prabucki, Daniel — 172 Prestridge, Sam — 90, 94 Prevost, Pam— 65, 100, 119, 163 Price, Lovisa — 163 Price, Susan — 58, 84, 142 Price, Willie H. — 93 Pryor, Jim — 142 Pursley, Roger — 72, 142 Purvis, Lewis Lavon — 142 Quick, Linda — 100, 163 Quinn, Beverly Kay — 60, 76, 89, 100, 113, 150 Quinn, Brenda — 89, 163 Quinn, Clay — 76 Ragans, Dwight — 172 Ramsay, Missy — 68, 98, 117, 142 Randle, Lewise — 88 Rankin, Lynn— 81, 92, 103, 106, 150 Rasco, Esther C. — 76, 163 Ratcliff, Scott — 142 Ray, Betty — 155 Ray, Carolyn — 89, 150 Ray, Charlie — 62, 63, 67, 150 Redd, David — 163 Redd, Judy— 88, 142 Reed, Jane— 56, 119, 163 Reed, John— 76, 105, 155 Reed, Lynn — 98, 163 Reese, Gail— 58, 63, 67, 94, 103, 155 Reeves, Gale — 105, 163 Rein, Cathy — 84, 155 Renfrow, Linda— 55, 76, 87, I I I, 150 Renfroe, Shirley — 150 Reynolds, E. 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The four pro- grams include Community Beautification, Safety Practices, Conservation, and Good Samaritan projects. Upon completion of a project, MP L presents a certificate of achievement to the troop, and each member is awarded a badge, or patch . At MP L Helping Build Mississippi is a living reality, because from MP L you get more than electricity. MIDDLE SOUTH UTILITIES SYSTEM Mississippi power LIGHT Helping Build Mississippi COMPLIMENTS OF TILLMAN FINANCE COMPANY COMPLETE FINANCE SERVICE Established in 1946 Three Locations There Is One Near You CLINTON DRUG COMPANY Prescriptions A Specialty SUNDRIES AND TOBACCOS Cosmetics A Specialty PANGBURN ' S CANDIES SODAS, ICE CREAM P.o. Box 65 CLINTON, MISSISSIPPI FIRST FEDERAL OF JACKSON The Savings Place tor Mississippi College It BAPTIST BOOK STORE Music — Recordings Bibles — Books — Teaching Helps Church Supplies Children ' s Books And Materials AV Equipment— Filmstrips 125 N. 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Tarbox, Jacque — 151 Tarver, Sarah — 164 Taylor, Almyra — 151 Taylor, Cile — 100, 156 Taylor, Martha — 100, 164 Taylor, Mike — 144 Teague, Brenda — 77, 151 Thames, Jennifer — 72 Thames, Libba — 81, 164 Theriot, Gene — 74, 144, 171, 172 Thompson, Bill — 164, 172 Thompson, Connie — 89, 105, 156 Thompson, David — 164 Thompson, Jane — 76, 89, 100, 156 Thompson, Jimmy — 156, 172 Thompson, Linda — 151 Thompson, Melanie — 164 Thorton, Harold — 172 Thrower, Gregory Michael — 72, 144 Tierce, Larry — 164 Tillery, Anita Sue — 60, 100, 144 Tillotson, Nancy Marie — 76, 92, 105, 144 Tollison, Wanda — 156 Touchstone, Becky — 76, 88, 103 Townsend, Dixie — 100, 164 Townsend, Peggy — 87, 144 Travis, James L., Ill — 63, 76, 91, 93, 165 Trawick, Claire — 83, 88, 165 Traxler, Walter Thomas — 66, 90, 144 Treadway, Ed. — 177 Treloar, Mary Jane — 144 Triplett, Cindy — 156 Tucker, Vicki — 115, 165 Turner, Linda — 89, 156 Tuten, Jan — 156 Tyler, J. Ronnie — 151 Ulmer, Alessa — 156 Valentine, Rose Mary — 67, 89, 100, 156 Van Devender, Dianne — 144 Wacker, Ulrike — 100, 151 Walker, Alice — 156 Walker, Johnny — 57, 96, 99 Walker, Mary — 66 Walker, Pamela Carol — 144 Walker, P-Wtricia Gail — 92, 156, 194, 195 Walker, Susie — 89, 156 Wall, Roland— 77, 172 Wallace, Cindy— 67, 100, 157 Wallace, Jeanne — 70, 85, 157 Wallace, Lydia — 105, 151 Wallace, Randy — 151 Waller, Elizabeth June — 144 Waller, Merle — 89 Walley, Cindy — 165 Walrod, Clyde— 87, 157 Walsh, Bettye Sue — 94, 151 Walsh, Louis J. — 151 Walters, Robbie — I 77 Ward, Amy — 157 Ward, Judy Lucas — 144 Warren, Doug — 144 Waterbury, Bobby — 165 Watkins, Danny— 74, 75, 77, 103, 151, 172 Watkins, Gawen — 151 Watkins, Janice — 77 Watson, Janis — 151 Watson, Mary — 157 Watson, Sharon Annette — 144 Watson, Tim — 165 Watts, Fran — 157 Weathersby, Celia — 85, 151 Webb, Ann — 144 Webb, Harvey — 144 Webb, Joan Elizabeth— 65, 151 Webster, Victoria Ann — 165 Wedgeworth, Berlyn — 171, 172 Weeks, Manuel — 157 Weems, Charles — 69, 151, 172 Welch, Mary Jane— 67, 75, 103, 157 Wells, Janice Gail — 57, 60, 68, 70, 106, 128, 144 West, Burke— 66, 71, 87, 151 Wheeler, Anne — 157 Whitaker, Jerry — 157 White, Burl — 144 White, Elizabeth — 151, 195 White, Michael — 157 White, Sharon — 103, 106, 144 Whitten, Margaret — 165 Wigley, Donna — 144 Wilemon, Gay — 93, 157 Williams, Bill — 72, 151 Williams, Donna — 100, 165 Williams, Janis — 103, 165 Williams, Linda Jean — 87, 151 Williams, Sherri — 81, 98, 157 Williams, Susan — 165 Willis, Gary Ronald — 145 Willis, Jay— 56, 105, III, 119, 165 Wilson, Brenda — 81 Wilson, Dennis — 172 Wilson, Emily June — 145 Wilson, James — 165 Wilson, Jean Elizabeth — 145 Wilson, Robert — 90, 93, 97, 145 Winborne, Viola — 88, 157 Womack, Tom Michael — 85, 165 Woo, Meryl Lynn — 67, 93, 103, 151 Wood, Arthur, III — 165 Wood, Jack — 165 Wood, Janice Rose — 145 Woodruff, Teresa — 145 Woods, Don— 76, 157, 172 Wooldridge, Danny — 58 Wooten, Susan — 165 Wright, Ray— 151, 172 Wynn, Madeline — 105 Yancy, Tim — 157 Yonkers, Charles — 151 York, Debbie — 165 Young, Gwyn — 151, 177 Young, Sandra — 145 Zubic, Ricky — 157 219 IT IS A PLEASURE TO SERVE YOU Compliments of the CAFETERIA AND WIGWAM Operated By MORRISON FOOD SERVICES, INC. Congratulations to Us of Mississippi College do hereby congrat- ulate ourselves and our posterity along with the Seniors and the TRIBESMAN staff with due respect to our success during this glorious college year. 220 Mississippi CoHege Library