Mississippi College - Tribesman Yearbook (Clinton, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 212 of the 1978 volume:

Mississippi College Clinton, Mississippi 1978 Beverly Gilder, Editor-in-Chief Terry Godwin, Business Manager 1621 7 Table of Contents Section Page No. Opening 4 Campus Life 14 Personalities 40 Sports 68 Classes 96 Faculty 136 Student Activities 1 56 Ads 196 Closing 208 3 4 Every year some two to three thousand people come to this campus for one reason or another. Some come to MC just for the education, some for the social life, some to find partners Whatever the motives, our four years in college are the framework for the most important decisions and changes concerning majors, mates, and values. f r The changes we go through are sometimes called “growing up,” which most of us manage to do even though, like Peter Pan, we often don’t want to. - •• Individual change is reflected in the growth of the campus. There is a subtle change in the mood of the campus. A restlessness is evident, a questioning of old values. 10 w God . me the serenity to accept foiings I cannot change The Wage ° chan?c the th “! ' a,S1tewfed m t0 ktwW the d ‘ ef Throughout life, change is a fact-good, bad, or indifferent. Hopefully, the growth we’ve experienced here will enable us to adjust to life’s uncertainties. Campus Life I rrT J A ' V Don’t let it rain on my parade— or Homecoming 1977 Although clouds threatened most of the day, the rain stayed away to allow Homecoming 1977 to be a complete success. Circle K captured the prize for the best float in the parade. The pa- tio show featured much of MC’s own talented people. Best of all, by the end of the ballgame MC came out victo- rious over number one conference ranked Troy State. Freshmen Frolic «1 Freshmen orientation was a time for fun, fellowship, laughter and serious- ness. Freshmen were divided into troops” entitled Grant’s Army.” Each troop attended meetings, churches and other activities together. Big events were traditional ones such as dressing up as choctaws and the famed fresh- men talent show! The first few weeks the freshmen were uneasy, but in the words of Anne Morrow Lindbergh, “When I was young, I felt so small, and frightened for the world was tall.” MC was a new world— but with the help of upperclassmen and professors, they would soon grow tall through campus life. f 19 20 Classes Clash Oliver Wendell Holmes said, “I find the great thing in this world is not so much where we stand, as in what di- rection we are moving.” This was the goal of each class as they strove to be the winner in the “Clash of the Classes.” No member of any class simply stood there— they moved with spirit in every event. Some of the con- tests were pie-eating, balloon toss, bubble-gum relay, tricycle ice-buckets, and the great passing of the orange. The last and main event— the tug of war— determined the Seniors to be the overall winner. The big decision of the rushees (Which tribe is really Me?) was complicated by the excellent productions put on by all four tribes. Beginning with the journey through the Land of Laguna,” the rushees were treated with a take-off on the Wizard of Oz. Nenamoosha’s “The Giving Tree” featured a talking tree and “Elvis”, complete with back-up group. Kissimee celebrated its twenty-fifth year with a rush party spanning the ' 50’s, ’60’s, and ' 70’s. Swannanoa’s tongue-in-cheek spoof of Gone with the Wind — Come with the Breeze”— ended with a scene out of Star Wars. All in all, the hard work put into the efforts paid off beautifully. 22 Fun in the Mud— or Derby Day 1 977 By the end of Derby Day, Kissimee had accumulated the most points and was pronounced winner. However, all the tribes put their best into the interesting events such as skin-the-snake, limbo, tug-o-war, the Best Mascot Contest, and the spectacular— if muddy— President’s Special. The grand finale of the day was a mud bath for all. 24 T .1 ’ I • Mississippi College BSU: Journey Inward, Journey Outward The Baptist Student Union is a stu- dent religious organization that reaches into all segments of the stu- dent body. The director, Bradley Pope, states, “The students at Missis- sippi College are some of the most loving, caring people in the world.” Through the BSU, students are given the opportunity for such outreaching involvement as tutoring at the Baptist Children ' s Village, entertaining at the Crippled Children’s Hospital, and the Methodist Rehabilitation Center, and participating in mission action teams. The misconceptions surrounding cul- tures of other countries are erased through interaction with international students. Inward growth is equally emphasized. Weekly Encounter meetings and fam- ily groups encourage students to dis- cover themselves and each other. Seminars and Bible studies explore the meaning of Christianity in tod ay’s world. BSU is designed to bring depth and meaning to the college student’s spiritual life, as well as to help de- velop lasting relationships. 28 This Is Show Business! The Tribal Players outdid them- selves this year with a double pro- duction. The plays The Barretts” and “The Rainmaker” alternated nights during the two-week period of their performance. Featuring sev- eral veterans to the MC stage and the debut of many students, the act- ing in both plays was excellent and in some cases could rival any on Broadway! 29 30 31 32 Let it Snow, Let it Snow— etc. After one exhausting day of classes into the semester, the arrival of sleet and snow added some more unsche- duled holidays to the week. However, with conditions so bad for traveling, we were limited mostly to the campus for activities. After all, there are only so many card games to play, and the snow on Mary Nelson Hill soon melted from abuse. In the end, most people were ready to get to classes— at least for the time being. 33 u Who’s ever have thought three years ago that B.J. Thomas would be singing in Ratliff parking lot? Meisberg and Walters, even though their name is hard to pronounce, remember, or spell, had no trouble producing excellent music with the added touch of an extraordinary fiddler-mandolinist. However, every one at the Concert was ready when B.J. Thomas came out on the floor. His medley of hits included such songs as I ' m so Lonesome I Could Cry” to “Hooked on a Feeling” and Raindrops Keep Failin’ On My Head”— the list is almost endless. He featured in the concert songs from his new gospel album which shares his testimony. Jennings- Replaced or The controversy raged strong this year over what would be the fate of this old, but undeniably charming dorm. For the time being, Jennings continued existence appears to be Uv dll vjf ■ ■ insured. ifi.HMi Who Says Nothing Ever Happens at MC? Personalities MM wm BH 40 Section editor and photographer: Ed- die Simmons; Assistants: Cecilia Boyd, Beth Ball F Tm s - 7 41 Miss MC Anne Jones ■m Mr. and Miss MC Bill Ireland Anne Jones Mr. and Miss MC are elected by the student body, and this year after the votes were counted, Anne Jones and Bill Ireland were found to have been selected by their peers. Anne Jones has been extremely active during her years here at MC, and in- volved in many areas of campus life. She is an active Kissimee, having been selected Ideal” Pledge, Pledge President, and Tribe Presi- dent. The judges selected Anne as Miss Mississippi College 1976. Added to Anne’s list of activities are Phi Beta Lamba, Civitan Sweet- heart, BSU Executive Council, Pre- view Day Chairman, Class Favorite, and Resident Assistant for Mary Nelson Dorm. This year, Anne was elected to Who’s Who, and served together with Bill Ireland as Co- Chairmen of Choctaw Round-Up 1977. Bill Ireland, besides having an im- mediately recognizable laugh, is equally known for his participation in campus life. Bill has been very in- volved with Civitan, having served as President and Secretary. He also has served on the BSU Executive Council, Senate, and as Senior Class President. Bill is a member of ODK, Cap and Gown, and Alpha Chi. Bill was a Nenamoosha Beau and Pledge Beau. This year Bill was elected to Who’s Who. Ill 1 5 Hall of Fame Lucy Bowen Selection to the Hall of Fame is made by a joint faculty and student leaders committee headed by the Junior class president. The students are selected on the basis of superior qualities of scholarship, leadership and service to Mississippi College. Hall of Fame Randy Hankins ' Founder’s Award Randy Hankins This award was established in 1974 by a group of three interested alumni and is to be conferred annually upon the senior who, in the judgment of a com- mittee representative of the entire col- lege family, has made the most signifi- cant contribution to the student life of the college in exemplifying the ideals for which the college was found- ed— specifically in quality of living, in leadership, and in service. Class Favorites j s njnrdass FavdTIllJS? Anne JoneS , “WarrflflBfngw rti y. ill Ireland, Ann Rutledge Homecoming 1977 Homecoming Queen: Kris Azlin Opposite Page: Maid of Honor, Mary Leigh Coleman, upper left Senior Maid, Lucy Bowen, upper right Junior Maid, Sidney Carol Hancock, middle right Sophomore Maid, Liz Ap- plewhite, lower left Freshman Maid, Sarah Mul- lins, lower right 2 1977 Miss Mississippi College Pageant Above, left to right: First Runner-up, Alisa Johnston; Second Runner-up, Pam Mitch- ell; Miss MC, Suellen McPhail; Third Run- ner-up, Mary Leigh Coleman; Fourth Run- ner-up, Lisa Vickery. Left: Miss MC 1976, Anne Jones and Dr. Nobles crown winner. V. 59 Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges Selection into Who’s Who is made by the Student Person- nel Services Committee on the basis of scholarship, partici- pation in academic and extracurricular activities, citizen- ship, and service to Mississippi College, promise of future usefulness, and character and loyalty to the ideals of the college. Lucy Bowen, above Martin W. Brunson, above right Mary Leigh Coleman, right 60 THIS BOULPERIS JIECTEDBY THE M S1S1 college Seles chapter u d.c lATEFUt MEMORY OF THE 104 MEN WH FROM THIS COLLEGE AS COMPANY E MISSISSIPPI REGIMENT APRIL 23, 1801 W. WELBORN, CAPT.,CUDD1E THOMAS, 1 st SEPH BUCKLES, 2ND LIEUT., J. H. YORK, 3 K E CARNEY. 1ST SERGEANT. W. H. l.FWIS ?ndm William J. Ireland, Jr., top Anne Margaret Jones, left Ronald Lloyd Killebrew, above 63 a Warren O. Langworthy, Jr., right Robert Blair Lee, bottom Gary Lee Maze, below Sports Section editor: Greg Wallace; Assistants: Carol Bennett, Julie Ellis, Mike Murry; photographer: Larry Myricks 68 i Choctaw Football 1978 x. { 4 ? - 7 % 63® ' � %J22©;i fi8 Iff O| 2 ' 0 .$ 5 «$ “WC !4 11 r ' $� ’ Row One: Keith Powell, Larry McMurtry, Steve Metz, Dennis Cato, Jim Jarrard, Keith Ainsworth, Tommy Wright, Tom Gladney, Carl Menist, Marcus Harper, James Trimble, Calvin Howard. Row Two: Robert Hudson, Keith Dixon, Mickey McMurtry, Richard Pride, Wil- bur McCoy, Jeff McDaniel, Kenny Wright, Robby Mink, Steve Mills, Bob Roberts, Dwight Hughs. Row Three: Jimmy Clarke, Kyle Young, Erskin Wesson, Eddie Bailey, John Conner, Jimmy Price, David Deaton, Buddy Walters, Jerry Jett, Chuck Crosby, Bill Giles, Mitchell James, John Pascal, Kent Adams, Eugene Smith, Larry Smith. Row Four: Ralph Ashley, Steve Johnson, Pete Hurt, Ezra Tate, Keith Morgan, Johnny Baker, Gary Braun, Ray Massey, Craig Kennedy, Buddy Bailey, Rob Blankenship, Kenneth Hudson, Kenny Watford, Bruce Hulitt, David Virgil, Don Lofton, J.B Brown. 1977 Football Schedule Sept. 10 MC vs. Nicholls State Home Sept. 17 MC vs. Univ. of Arkansas at Monticello Home Sept. 24 MC vs. Livingston University Home Oct. 1 MC vs. Univ. of Tennessee at Martin Home Oct. 8 MC vs. Delta State University Away Oct. 15 MC vs. Ouachita University Away Oct. 22 MC vs. Harding College Away Oct. 29 MC vs. Southeastern Lousiana Univ. Away Nov. 5 MC vs. Troy State Univ. (Homecoming) Nov. 12 MC vs. Univ. of North Alabama Away Left to Right Kneeling: Don Skelton, defensive ends and linebackers; Terry McMillan, offensive backs; John Williams, Head Coach: Joe Hudson, defensive line. Left to Right Standing: Jerrell Pur- vis, defensive backs; Steve Johnson, defensive ends; Dennis Wilson, receivers; and Steve Maples, offensive line ¥ 70 Managers: David Broadway and David Akins Trainers: Robert Canoy, Chris Gillespie, and Doug Minor Upper left: Short yardage play works for the Choctaws in their win over UAM. Lower left: Choctaws gave a little extra that was needed to over- come the Bollweevils. Lower right: Robert Hudson, defensive back, is ready for any pass play Nicholls State gives. 72 Upper left: Bollweevils bring down a stubborn MC running back. Lower left: Wide receiver, Tom Gladney, awaits pass hoping for long yardage. Upper right: Steve Mills looks for open field in the UAM game. 73 Upper Left: Choctaws, Jerry Jett, Craig Kennedy, and Tom Gladney look over the situation during one of the Chocs’ games. Lower Left: Cal- vin Howard eludes a would be tack- ier for a long gainer Lower Right: Kicking specialist, Don Lofton, as- sures the Chocs of another extra point with this PAT attempt. 74 Above: Was it an upset? Mississippi College— 27, University of Tennessee at Martin— 24. Below: One of the mighty Choctaws breaks for open field to gain extra yardage. The Choctaws ended the season with two impressive wins over Troy State and North Ala- bama making their final record six wins and four losses. This has been a very competitive year, and the TRIBESMAN salutes the Fighting Choctaws for a job well done. MC’s Lady Chocs i I I FRONT: Terri Shores, Roanna Pope, Liz Foster, Donna Thornton, Melissa Hicks BACK: Bethany Edwards, Rente Hoffpauir, Tesa Towns- end, Veronica Griffin, Connie Winstead, Susan Covington, Julie Latham NOT PICTURED: Betsy Walsh, Penny Loe, Kim Broome, Ginger Williams, Diane Oakes, Claudia Townsend (Manager) Nov. 1977-78 Lady Choc Basketball Schedule 28 Louisiana College Dec. 1 Mississippi State University Dec. 3 Lady Choc Alumni Dec. 5 Valdosta State Dec. 8 Delta State University Dec. 10 Louisiana State University Dec. 15 Mississippi Valley State Dec. 17 Louisiana College Jan. 3 Jackson State Jan. 7 Wayland College Jan. 9 Stephen F. Austin University Jan. 13 Southeastern Louisiana Jan. 14 Louisiana Tech Jan. 16 Delta State University Jan. 21 Ole Miss Jan. 23 Louisiana Tech Jan. 26 Valdosta State Jan. 28 University of Southern Mississippi Jan. 30 Belhaven College Jan. 31 Louisiana State University Feb. 2 Mississippi University for Women Feb. 3 Memphis State University Feb. 10 Stephen F. Austin University Feb. 11 Wayland College Feb. 14 University of Southern Mississippi Feb. 16 Mississippi University for Women Feb. 18 Southeastern Louisiana Feb. 20 Ole Miss Feb. 23-25 MAIAW State Tournament March 9-11 AIAW Region III Tournament Head Coach: Durward Smith Assistant Coaches: Glenda Holleyman Freda Craft Rita Easterling Terri Shores drives commandingly through a tough DSU defense. While struggling through a schedule filled with nationally ranked teams, the Lady Chocs were continually shown sup- port by their fans in victory and defeat. ABOVE: Rowanna Pope gives the offense another power jumper. LEFT: Connie Winstead concentrating on her now fa- miliar jump shot. 77 The Lady Chocs began the 1977-78 on a winning note by defeating Louisiana College, Mississippi State, and the Lady Choc Alumni in succession. But, their streak was soon broken as they fell prey to Valdosta State, Delta State, and LSU. 78 Led by Renia Hoffpaurir, Rowanna Pope, Terri Shores, Tesa Townsend, and Connie Winstead, the Lady Chocs did not lose their spirit of win- ning as they soon defeated Mississippi Valley State in Indian territory. 79 Choctaw Basketball 1977-78 ROW 1: Robert Felder, Larry Scott, Robert Graham, Tyler Thompson, Ron White, Matthew Evans, Curtis Spann. ROW 2: Mng. Dean Clo- wer, Larry Bibb, Lee Straton, Craig Kennedy, Denny Deavers, Mike Hurst, Asst. Coach Mike Nienaber, Head Coach Dr. Doug Hines. Nov. 28 Christian Brothers Dec. 3 Athletes in Action Dec. 5,6 Denominational Tourney Dec. 8 Louisiana College Dec. 10 Univ. of Arkansas, Monticello Dec. 12 Murray State, Kentucky Dec. 17 Belhaven Jan. 7 Univ. of Arkansas, Monticello Jan. 10 William Carey Jan. 12 Univ. of Tennessee, Martin Jan. 14 Univ. of North Alabama Jan. 16 Jacksonville State Jan. 19 Nicholls State Jan. 23 Southeastern Louisiana Jan. 26 Delta State Jan. 28 Livingston Univ. Jan. 30 Jacksonville State Feb. 2 Troy State Univ. Feb. 4 Belhaven Feb. 7 Delta State Feb. 9 Livingston Univ. Feb. 13 William Carey Feb. 17 Univ. of Tennessee, Martin Feb. 18 Univ. of North Alabama Feb. 21 Troy State Univ. Feb. 23 Nicholls State Feb. 25 Southeastern Louisiana denotes conference games 80 Left: Larry Bibb uses his quickness to get past a Bel- haven defender. Below: Ron White goes under and around defenders for two points. Bottom: Craig Ken- nedy and Lee Straton received ample playing time in the game with Athletes in Action. 81 I BELOW: Coach Doug Hines, the 1977 GSC Coach of the Year, has an ample supply of talent to win the Gulf South Conference this year. But only time and patience will tell. UPPER RIGHT: Ron White shoots over an AIA would be de- fender. This action took place during the game for the dedication of the colesium. LOWER RIGHT: The opening tip was the only thing the Choctaws lost in their game with Belhaven. 82 n ! I BELOW: Tyler Thompson, a 1977 All GSC Selec- tion, is hoping that he can lead the Chocs to the conference championship. UPPER RIGHT: Larry Scott led the team in assists last year with 134. Here, he looks for the open man against Belha- v en. LOWER RIGHT: Robert Graham, an ex- cellent sixth man for the Choctaws, gives the Chocs the added strength off the bench they lacked in years past. A i 83 Wf Choctaw Cheerleaders 1 97 7 Left to Right: Martin King, Denise Ditsworth; John Kitch, Mary Margaret Newell; Choctaw Mascot Salam Shorrosh; Kent Mummert, Vicki Best; Don Slabach, Julie Ellis. snl 84 D. Ditsworth, Jr., M. King, Soph.; V. Best, Fr., D. Slabach, Fr., M. Newell, Soph., J. Kitch, Jr. ms p 85 I ' Jfm a Lady Choc Softball 86 87 MC Track Front: Chuck Stephan, Marshal Entrekin, Ellis Liddell, Sonny Sauls, Ricky Griffin, Vic Boyles, Marcus Harper, James Parker. Second Row: Jeff Thomas, Edwardo Mellado, Jim Crumpler, Mims Blunt, M.D. Cameron, Tommie Nicholson, Billy Pickering, Steve Longo, Douglas Taylor, Joe Boyles. Third Row: Coach Joe Walker, Mike Kirtley, Kevin O’Hara, James Trimble, Earl Jordan, Peter Lee, Randall Hicks, Thomas McGee, Chuck Lavender, Assistant Johnny Johnson. Fourth Row: Bob Roberts, Larry Myricks, Raymond Johnson, Ed Walton, Mart Lee, Mike Chapin, Tom English, Calvin Howard. 88 89 Choctaw Baseball FRONT ROW: Trip Brown, Bill Huckaby, David Kickson, Mitch Ashford, Bill Bosarge, Alan Holbrook, Wade Foster, Marty Brunson, Ted Edwards SECOND ROW: Stacy Carmichel, Wayne Garrity, Gary Carter, Jon Maver, J.B. Brown, Joe Brooks, Buck Henley, Keith Rowell, Brad Baker THIRD ROW: Mike Oberschmidt, Jim Peoples, Paul Corley, Mike Cowling, Bob Boyte, Stan Anders, Tom Godsey, John Hughes, Charlie Llewelyn, Tom Gladney FOURTH ROW: Keith Morgan, Charlie Russell, Tom Groves, Terry Tullos, Mitch Rayborn, Greg Allday, Mike Britt, Bubba Daigre, Randy Hansborough Doug Miner, Coach Perry, Coach Wil- son, Doug Copeland 90 OUTFIELDERS Row 1: Tom Gladney, Randy Hansborough, Trip Brown, Stacy Carmichel, Ted Ed- wards Row 2: Bubba Daigre, Keith Morgan, Mitch Rayborn, Brad Baker, Mike Oberschmidt Row 3: Terry Tullos, Mike Britt, Charlie Russell, Tom Groves, Greg Allday INFIELDERS Row 1: Wayne Garrity, Paul Corley, Stan Anders Row 2: Mike Cowling, Jim Peoples, Bob Boyte Row 3: Tom God- sey, John Hughes, Keith Ro- well, Charlie Llewelyn PITCHERS Row 1: Bill Huckaby, David Dickson, Marty Brunson, Jon Maver Row 2: J.B. Brown, Gary Carter, Joe Brooks, Buck Henley Row 3: Alan Holbrook, Mitch Ash- ford, Bill Bosarge, Wade Foster 91 Tennis 1977 The 1977 edition of the MC tennis team is in a rebuilding year. The tennis team returns only one let- terman, Eddy Simmons. The fol- lowing are the team pictures: up- per right; Eddy Simmons, next page: upper left: Joyce Beau- champ, middle left: Brenda Smith, lower left: Stan Pope, upper right: Joel Parkman, lower left: Pat Penton 92 Intramurals at MC 94 95 Classes Section editors: Cindy Harn, Fifi Williams, Charles Dunn, Sara Sumrall ' r V Seniors Gary Wood— Vice President Patricia Smith— Treasurer Wanda Harper— Secretary Bill Ireland— President Kent Adams Jim Allen Nancy Atkins Dorothy Autry Kris Azlin Beverly Bailey Johnny Baker Rodger Banes Renee Battaglia Joyce Beacham Wesley Beasley Teresa Bellah Jackson Clinton Vicksburg Holly Springs Leland Jackson Port Gibson Hazlehurst Panama City, FL Vicksburg Jackson Clinton l 98 Joey Bennett Clinton Dexter Bliss Jackson Dana Bounds Jackson Mary Bourland Jackson Lucy Bowen Pontotoc John Timothy Boyd Jayess Regina H. Boyles Jackson Vic Magee Boyles Mendenhall Rose R. Bradberry Vicksburg Patricia Ann Brinson Jackson Judy Carol Broadway Jackson Martin Wayne Brunson Mobile, AL Robin Buckets Brookhaven Douglas Matthew Buckles Roxie Karen D. Buckles Meadville Rebecca Ann Burford Sarah Karen Burnside Rena Beth Burton Aimee Jo Butler Judith Dawn Butler Jackson Clinton Hazlehurst Raleigh 99 Janet Marie Butts Edwards Jill E. Canterbury Jackson Charile Carithers Jackson Elizabeth Faye Carlisle Vicksburg Teresa Carr Kim Carter Theresa Case William Causey Pelahatchie Vicksburg Bogue Chitto Jackson Arnold Chavers Jackson Kathy Cleveland Epps, LA Beverly Hardy Coleman Jackson Mary Leigh Coleman Terry 100 Beverly Jean Colleum Phyllis Conlee Penny Cook Carol Elaine Cooper Clinton Clinton Redwood Clinton Steven D. Corbin Lambert Joye Lynn Covington Clinton Bill Cranford Ferriday, LA Dwight Edward Crigger Senatobia Linda Crowe Oxford James J. Crumpler Cincinnati, OH Lucius Bryan Dabney, III Vicksburg Deborah Dianne Davis Pearl 101 Emery Allen DeWitt Brandon Carol Dickey Jackson David George Douglas Columbus, GA Betsy Lynn Duckworth Mendenhall Robin Eady Tom English Bill Farlow H. Bethea Fielding Jackson Columbus AFB Jackson Flora Bruce Fields Suzie Fite Debbie Flores Liz Foster Donna Gilbert Philip Goforth David Grant Amy Greer Ferriday, LA Batesville Metarie, LA Jackson Forrest Aberdeen Jackson Jackson Martha Lynn Greer Jackson Richard Handley Picayune Randy Hankins Raleigh Greg Harper Jackson I 102 Wanda Harper Tim Hart Jo Allyn Hartwell Janie Hatcher Debbie Hewitt Keith Hill Susan Hillebert Jackie Hillman Victoria Hobson Rusty Holcomb Franklin Holeman Linda Horne Greenwood Jackson Tucson, AZ Natchez Leland Gulfport Canton Vicksburg Bolton Hazlehurst Jackson Laurel 103 Wanda Horton Pam Howell Bill Huckaby Andy K. Hughes Jackson Pensacola, FL Clinton Magee Rodney Nolan Hunt Pete Hurt William J. Ireland Kim E. Ivey Yazoo City Cleveland Greenville Picayune William L. Jaggar John M. Johnson, III Joyce Virginia Johnson Kathy Johnson Jackson Mobile, AL Vicksburg Jackson 104 Anne Jones Frances Jones Lynn Kelly Herbert Kendrick Brookhaven McComb Pascagoula Jackson Craig Kennedy Richard Duane Key Richard Kilgo Ronnie Killebrew Magee Corinth Tupelo Greenwood Jonathan Louis Kirkland Jackson Wendell Wesson Ladner Flora Brenda Ladnier Magee David Andrew Langston Clinton Warren Langworthy Katherine Beth Leak Robert B. Lee Roy Noble Lee Pascagoula Woodville Greenville Forrest Debbie Ann Lewis Jackson Debra Jean Liddell Crystal Springs Sherry Leigh Lipscomb Jackson Jeffery Wade Lofton Jackson 105 Sue Lofton Melody Maltby Kathy Manuel Christine D. Marelli Carol Anne Martin Debbie Marie Martin Gary Mason Pamela Jan Matthews Lyonnette Maynor Gary Maze Sonia Fay McAlpin Angel McCarty Barry McCay William McCleave Ann McCormick Christi McIntosh Sandra McLellan David McMillan Jerold Meadows David Medlin Brookhaven Macon Brookhaven Homewood, IL Clinton Bentonia Jackson Clinton Jackson Columbus Mize Clinton Clinton Jackson Jackson Jackson Sallis Clinton Gulfport Meridian i I I 106 V I Lou Mellon Ron Mercer David Milner Inda Milner Donna Milone David Mitchell Kathy Morris Susan Morse Naomi Muncie Gail Myrick Pam Myrick Edward Nichols Bolton Enterprise Jackson Jackson Jackson Forrest Montgomery, AL Jackson Jackson Laurel Picayune Clinton Waverly E. Nunnally Becky Orr Beverly Pearce Dianne Pittman Richmond, VA Jackson Fairfax, VA Jackson Elizabeth Pittman Linda Poates Sharon Ponder Perrie Sue Power Jackson Clinton Mendenhall Jackson 107 1 Billy Purser Ellen Ann Quinn Susan Rahain Brad Ramsay Clinton Greenwood Laurel Tupelo Raul Daniel Rasberry Sue Anne Reigh Rodney Rexrode Regina Rogers Laurel Tampa, FL York, PA Morton Sharon Rushing Janice Russell Ann Rutledge Barry Simmons Baton Rouge, LA Walnut Grove Greenwood Bay Springs Douglas Simmons Jan Simmons Pat Sims Donna Sinclair Kathy Smith Patricia Smith Sharon Smith Tommy Snyder Tommy Sparkman Julie Spencer Janice Spencer Keith Stamps Fort Polk, LA Meridian Bay Springs Gulfport Vicksburg Wesson Morton Blue Springs Hazlehurst Jackson Mantee Clinton 109 i Melanie Stanberry Clinton Sandra Kay Stevens Vicksburg Florence Stewart Bogalusa, LA Gary Strehlow Morton Ellen Stribling Marinell Stringer Gary Tabor Robert Tanksley Clinton Gulfport Florence Clinton Douglas Taylor Kim Taylor Richard Taylor Timothy Theriot Leakesville Olive Branch Vicksburg Manderville, LA no Mike Thompson Tyler Thompson Marie Thornton Tesa Twonsend Debbie Triplett Barbara Trotter Dexter Ware Kathy Waterbury Douglas Weaver Susan Wellington Ann Wells Lonnie Whitton Jim Wideman Lavern Williams Jeromy Williams Rick Williams Gary Wood Paulin M. Yates Mary Ann Linson Union Gloster Clinton Florence Brooksville Yazoo City Crystal Springs Gulfport Richmond, V A Madison Jackson Jackson Adamsville, FL Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Hazlehurst Hazlehurst 1 1 1 Juniors Class officers L to R Dennis Roman, President; Suzanne Deese, Sect; Greg Wallace, Treasurer; Ronald Kyzar, Vice-President Deborah Adams Kim Adams Grace Allen Danny Bain India Ballard Paul Banks Larry Bibb Terry Blais Clinton Pinola Collins Pearl Tupelo Gainesville, GA Louisville, KY Biloxi Ernest Boswell Dorthy Bowman Terri Boyette Steven Ray Brantley Jackson Alexandria, LA Mobile, AL Jackson Debra Brewer Kenny Brookins Donna Lynn Brown Linda Bullock Meridian Panama City, FL Jackson Laurel 112 Janet Burns Jackson Donna Byrd Alachua, FL James K. Carmichael Stonewall Gary Carter Orange Park, FL Sue Carter Ritchie Carter Beverly Chambers Mike Chapin Ellen Chapman Pam Cheek Ruth Ann Chipka Carol Chism Cathy Collins Karen Conerly Bill Cook Susan Covington Jim Crigler Johnny Dalton Joanne Davidson Gary Gene Davis John Dawson Suzanne Deese Rick Dewyst Denise Ditsworth Rolling Fork Jackson Pontotoc Columbus, OH Jackson Riverside, CA Parma, OH Tupelo Inverness, FL Jackson Jackson Meridian Starkville Rayville, LA Tchula Wesson Jackson Pensacola, FL Clearwater, FL Pascagoula 113 Susan Duckworth Bethany Edwards Lee Edwards Debbie Ellard Wesson Hattiesburg Greenville Natchez Beth Enete Eric Ertle Robert Felder Bonnie Ferguson Vicksburg Indianola Magnolia Scobey George Follett Grace Foster Julie Gandy Gail Gilbert Meridian Clinton Koscuisko Jackson Beverly Gilder Hattiesburg Terry Godwin Cantonment, FL Wayne Goodine Perth N. Brunswick Don Goodrum Clinton Gary Guillary Betty Hamberlin Cynthia Hammack Margaret Hammons McComb Vicksburg Natchez Jackson Sidney Carol Hancock Emil Harden Cindy Harn Debra Hawkins Jackson Clinton Clinton Raleigh « 1 14 I Cindy Hege Suzanne Higdon Debbie Hindsman Renia Hoffpauir John Holbert John Holifield Sherry Hough Calvin Howard Cecilia Hubbard Teresa Johnsey Charile Johnson Gwynnetha Jones Ida Lou Jones Karen Kavanay Jimmy Kennedy Clay Kirkland Edenton, NC Panama City, FL Vivian, LA Reeves, LA Gulfport Hattiesburg Mr. Olive Batesville Summit Jackson Gulf Breeze, FL Edwards Waynesboro McComb Pearl Clinton John Kitch Gulfport Sally Klinck Panama City, FL Ronald Kyzar Natchez Rebecca Ann Lambercht New Orleans, LA Phillip Lang Louann Langston Julie Latham Ann Leavell Biloxi Raymond Forkiville New Orleans, LA ■t 1 15 Ellis Liddell Sammie Sue Lindsey Vicki Lynn Little Paul Love Karen Lovern Teresa Lusk Christy Lyle David MacKay Bradly MacNealy Marcus Marler George Mars Bennie May Utica Shubuta Forrest Jackson Gulfport Hazlehurst Levittown, NY Gulfport Madisor Agana Guam Pascagoula Jackson Phil McDill Millie McDonald Connie McKay Theola McLaurin Jackson Meridian Baldwyn Jackson Carol McMillan Jackson Gerald C. McNeer Pickens Suellen McPhail Jackson Doug Minor Daytona Beach, FL Mike Moak Melyne Montgomery Melinda Moody Than Moone Wesson Harperville Kosciusko Slate Springs 116 Keith Morgan Sturgis Mike Murphy Orange Park, FL Duong T an Nguyen T utwiler Lauri Nichols Clinton Sarah Oakes Deborah Oliphant Twanda Owens Patricia Pace Cheri Palmine Cindy Parker Janis Parnell Peggy Ann Perry Paul Perry Elaine Phillips Bobby Pittman Rosita Pittman Willie Mae Powell Teresa Preuss Deborah F. Pullin Holly Rachel Donna Raddin Cheryl Ratliff Gloria Ray Dennis Reed Hillsboro, MO Jackson Jackson New Orleans, LA Jackson Yazoo City Pensacola, FL Raleigh Clinton Ridgeland Jackson New Orleans, LA Jackson Jackson Jackson Akron, OH Greenville Brandon Clinton Potts Camp 117 a Retha Rhymes Hazlehurst Kay Richardson Fajardo Puerto Rico Vivian Richardson Leland Kathy Robbins Pearl Dennis Roman Terry Scott Nelda Scruggs Rickey Shields Hol ly Springs Lorman Graceville, FL Jackson Terri Shores Odessa Simon Fred Slabach Barbara Smith Jackson Canton Moultrie, GA Greenville Chris Smith Huston Deborah Ann Smith Jackson Lou Ann Smith Morton Deborah Jean Speights Jackson Susan Spell Beth Spencer Robert Spencer Bill Spencer Jackson Houston, TX Clinton Stafford, TX John Stanley Alan Stewart Van Stone Henry Stovall Braxton Jackson Marks Jackson 118 I ) Renee Stowe Cathy Swindoll Melanie Taylor Kerstin Tewes Joyce Thomas William Thompson Dale Touchstone James Trimble John Trott Ruby Turner Debbie Varner Bob Walker Vickie Walker Greg Wallace Becky Webb Sandra Wells Mike Wharton Peggy White Terri White Fee Fee Williams Connie Winstead Carol Wise Elizabeth Young Huntsville, AL Jackson Grenda Jackson Jackson Clinton Opelika, AL Clinton McComb Jackson Utica Jackson Brookhaven Courtland McComb Jackson Gulfport Mize Centreville Ocean Springs Clinton Greenville 1)9 m Sophomores Left to Right Jerry Gentry, Vice- President; Lisa Hall, Treasurer; Nancy Myers, Sect.: Bob Rodgers, President Brian Adkins Julia Alexander Tom Alexander Stan Anders Pachuta Greenville Memphis, TN Brandon Elizabeth Applewhite Sumatra Indonesia Donna Ashley Eric Ashley Joy Gail Ashmore Jackson McComb Pontotoc Linda Axtell Joe Barber David Barnes Terry Ben Clinton Clinton Jackson Carthage Carol Bennett Joycelyn Berry Elizabeth Blansett Ellen Boatwight Brandon Jackson Itta Bena Monroe, LA 120 I I Gary Bolton Cecilia Boyd David Braden Jeanna Brasnear Sha Breazeale Mary Briscoe Don Buckley Sheila Ann Bruch Kathy Butts Debbie Byars Laura Byrd M.D. Cameron Clinton Pontotoc Tupelo Springfield, OH New Orleans, LA Holly Springs Jackson Tylertown Raymond Aberdeen Tupelo McComb Terry Camp Panama City, FL June Ellen Campbell Mobile, AL Laura Carraway Walnut Grove Scott Carson Kosciusko Betty Chain Jane Clark Debbie Colvin Olive Claire Cook Collins Clinton Jackson Columbus William Dan Cook Portageville, MO Douglas Copeland Jackson Teri Anne Cowling Springfield, OH Martha Carol Cranford Greenville 121 Cheryl Lynn Crawford Mary Virginia Crawford Donna Jean Dees Karen Denson Yolanda Diaz Denise Drake Charles Dunn Michael Easterling Lakay Edison Julia Ellis Archie England Anthonia Enobakhare Janice Eure Matthew Evans Kenneth Farmer Charles Finch Kathy Foster David Fuller Jerry Gentry Chris Gillespie Lisa Gilmore James Goff Anita Goforth Robert Graham Clinton Jackson Clinton Shaw Tupelo Tougaloo Duncan Jackson Jackson Port Gibson Grenada Nigeria Bay Springs Sand Hill Greenville Jackson Jackson Jayess Jackson Pontotoc Jackson Collins Aberdeen Gulfport I 122 Frank Gunn Lisa Hall Lisa Hammett Marcus Harper Darryl Horton Melissa Hudson Kim Edwin Hunt Debbie Ingram Biloxi Clinton Hollandale Crystal Springs Chunky Greenville Jackson Yazoo City Delta City Bunkie, LA Jackson Shaw Richard Henley Mona Henry Jane Holifield Delores Ann Hollowell James Jarrad Marietta, GA Taunya Jaynes Jackson Dorothy Jean Jones Waynesboro Lillian Jones Youngstown, OH Earl Jordon Brian Lamb Elizabeth Lambert Bridgette Lammons Pelahatchie Jackson Natchez Clinton Peter Lee Jamie Lincoln Lisa Lycette Mildred Mahaffey Mougins France Charleston Jackson Morton 123 Marilyn Mars Ray Massey Patricia Mathes Ike May Gail Mayhall Donna Maze Janie McAlphin Marilyn McBride Philadelphia Morton Tupelo Brandon Greenville Columbus Crystal Springs Brookhaven Kate McCarty Clinton Georgia McDowell Jackson Dale McMillian Clinton Tina Robin McMillan Fulton, AL Duncan Ann McPheason Indianola John Edward McPhearson Phillip McSparin Metarie, LA Berkely Heights, NJ Carl David Menist Jackson Kathren Meredith Janice Moffett Victoria Montgomery Lucretia Ann Morris Greenville Jackson Utica Madison Kent Frances Morrison Mexico, MX Nancy Myers Sheffield, AL Susan Mynatt Charlotte, NC Mary Margaret Newell Richton 124 I II Tommie Lee Nicholson Kevin O ' Hara Tami Oliver Terry Lynn Oswalt Jackson Jackson Jackson Greenville Pamela Kay Park Brenda Parker Rita Darlene Passons David Phillips Turlock, CA Clinton Yazoo City Jackson Pamela Pitchford Paul David Posey Tim Prevost Judy Price Clinton Lincoln, AR Clinton Corinth Kathy Lynn Purvis Clinton Lisa Purvis Clinton David Raley Taiwan Carol Lynn Renfroe Pearl Kenneth F. Rhinehart Charles Alan Rhoads Donald Richards Lisa Rives Waynesboro Pearl Ellisville Jackson Randy Robbins Cleveland Bobby Joe Roberts Morton Holly Stephen Roberts Clinton Bob Rogers Hattiesburg 125 Keith Rowell Linda Gail Russell Amal Ruston Sonny Saul Milton, FL Panama City, FL Greenwood Ocean Springs Kenton Sauls Robert Saulters Kimberly Schafer Wayne Scott Edward Simmons Phillip Sims Linda Snell Curtis Spann Clinton Jackson Baltimore, MD Starke, FL Jackson Bay Springs Hattiesburg Sardis Terri Leann Stevens Jackson Sharon Marie Taylor Jackson Sherry Thaggard Madden Robert James T riplett Clinton Lisa Vickery David Virgil Brenda Walker Melissa Walker Greenville Crystal Spring Jackson Jackson Thomas Warren Rolling Fork Kenny Watford Phenix City Keena Leigh Watson Milton, FL Annette Watts Jackson 126 Sherry Dale Webb Twila Webb Angela Wilbanks Jerry Williams Brandon Meridian Clinton Biloxi Clarie Wilson Brentwood, TN Michael Wayne Woodthorpe Pearl Mary Lou Worsham Baltimore, MD Carol Joy Yates Yazoo City 127 Freshmen Left to Right Paul McCulloch, Presi- dent; Melanie Medlin, Secretary; Su- san Fairchild, Treasurer; David Oli- ver, Vice-President Charles M. Adams Deborah Agner Jason Alexander Gale Alford Dover, DE Memphis, TN Cleveland Jackson Gregory Allday Gina Allen Arneta Anderson Vicki Anthony Columbia, SC Jackson Lexington Jackson Kerrel Ard Pontotoc Joyce Anne Ashcraft Clinton Beth Ball Ralph Atkinson Pansy Barnette Alan Berry Chris Berry Vicky Best Columbia Clinton Valley Park Water Valley Clinton Madison I £ I L 128 Lynn Birmingham Decatur, GA Denise Black Pascagoula Marlene Boudreaux Robert Boyte Jackson Kathy Brabham Tammy Brantley Tammy Breeding Ellen Brian Shreveport, LA Carthage Mooreville New Orleans, LA David Broadway Kim Broome Allison Brown Edward Brown Reta Buckley Wanda Burdine Belinda Burke Sherry Campbell Stacy Carmichael Jack Causey Joey Chancellor Marty Cole Jimmy Comfort Connie Comola Nancy Conner Bonnie Cooper Paul Corley Alison Crisco Barbara Curtis Colette Cutrer Jackson Williamsburg, KY East Moline, IL Jackson Clinton Jackson Westfield, NJ Jackson Gautier Centreville Carthage Ruth Pearl Tupelo Jackson Clinton Jackson Brandon Clinton Pascagoula 129 Ronald Dalton Clifton Egger Marshall Entrekin Susan Farichild Ann Fisher Karen Fisk Hope Fleming Randolph Foiled Bud Forrest Bonita Freeny Glynda Freeny Zelma Gandy Ronnie Gatewood John Gibson Jill Gilbert Jane Goodwin Jane Gore Faye Graves Cindy Greenlee Thomas Greer Laurie Gribas Vickie Haas Toney Haley Lorraine Hall Lynn Hamilton Lee Anne Hancock Laurie Handheld Rhonda Hanna Bilo xi Jackson Teheran, Iran Carthage Leland Norwood, LA Morton Meridian Southaven Carthage Jackson Florence Lake Macon, GA Jackson Marks Clinton Jackson Vidalia, LA Amory Jackson Tupelo Vidalia, LA Clinton Meridian Jackson Jackson Clinton I I 1 130 Darlene Hannah Billie Havard Sherri Hawkins Anthony Henderson Donald Henderson Teresa Hendrix Cynthia Henry Jane Hicks Melissa Hicks Randall Hicks Paul Holbert James Holbrook Sara Holmes Martin Howard Gerard Hunsinger James Johnston Deeta Jones Karen Jones Walter Jordan Mike Keeling Chris Ketchum Mike Kirtley Anita Kolb Mike Laird Debbie Landrum Jeannie Lane Donnis Lassetter Charles Lavender Verona, VA Roxie Canton Waitsburg, WA Grenada Miramar, FL Greenville Clinton Jackson Louin Gulfport Mendenhall Dallas, TX Clinton New Orleans, LA New Orleans, LA Pearl Mendenhall Clinton Greenville Marietta, GA Trilby, FL Clinton Clinton Picayune Scobey Forest Jackson 131 Pamela Lea Roland Leavell Anna Beth Lee Gay Lee Jeanne Lewis Lisa Lillard Patty Lister Cynthia Little Greg Long James Lott Wesley Leubbrt Sandra Lyle Linda Mabry Jay Malone Terry Maloney Donna Manuel Thomas Marler Jim Martin Cheri Massengale Brookes May Sherry May Judy Mayhall Susan McCaleb Britt McCarty Jackson New Orleans, LA Forest Jackson Steele Jackson Belzoni Jackson Clinton Sidon Gretna, LA Levittown, NY Lake City, FL Jacksonvill, FL Levittown, NY Brookhaven Agana, Guam Clinton Pascagoula Newton Brandon Corinth Greenville Jackson Richard McClintock Colorado Springs, CO Paul McCulloch Southaven Bobby McKinney Tupelo Esther McMahon Clinton 132 Janet McMurray Pascagoula Janey McRae Meridian Jeanie McVoy Vicksburg Melanie Medlin Meridian Edward Mellado Margaret Miller Susan Miller Tommy Moon Lynn Mullen Sarah Mullins Michael Murray Amanda Myers James Nations Marsha Nestor Carleen Nichols Anthony Norris Panama Republic Jackson Carthage Marietta, GA Clinton Mendenhall Brandon Independence Jackson Coldwater Raleigh Sledge Cynthia Nowlin Annie Jean Nuness Teresa Odom David Oliver Columbus Forest Greenville Kosciusko Wes Pegues Lisa Phillips Cyntia Phlegar Bonnie Poole Tupelo Portageville, MO Bangkok, Thailand Pascagoula Tammy Potter Laura Pratt Jimmy Price Roger Price Belzoni Corinth Picayune McComb 133 Karen Quick Sharon Quick Mitch Rayborn Joy Read Terry Reeves Lori Rickard Bill Roberts Phyllis Robinson Clinton Clinton Monticello Leland Pearl Memphis, TN Shreveport, LA Jackson Rodney Ross Jackson Thomas Rountree Panama City, FL Lisa Sanderson Amory Kimbrough Simmons Memphis, TN Steven Sims Dan Slabach Beverly Smith Ruth Sparks Greenville Moultrie, GA Carthage Pearl James Speights Harvey Spell Mark Stamps Andy Stone Jackson Jackson Clinton Philadelphia Diana Storment Janet Strange Sara Sumrall Sandra Suoboda Jackson Vicksburg Biloxi Clinton Lisa Swales Melinda Talley Tammy Thaggard Anthony Thomas Jackson Titusville, FL Madden Vicksburg i 134 Jeff Thomas Yaupon Beach, NC Julius Thompson Claudia Townsend Florence Debbie Tullos Clinton Cynthia Turner Carol Ann Tyson Charlene Wade Dannie Ray Walker Belzoni Jackson Orlando, FL Rienzi Edward Walton Tom Washburn Sherri White Carla Whitt Greenwood Tupelo Tupelo Jackson Barbara Whittington Mark Wiggs Sandra Wilbanks Ginger Williams Carthage Memphis, TN Clinton Meridian Johnelyn Williams Angela Willoughby Edie Woods Brigham Young Clinton Rayville, LA Clinton Greenville Elizabeth Young Jeraldine Young Mary Elizabeth Young Phil Young Gulfport Belzoni Roxie Morton 135 1 � 136 Administration Dr. Lewis Nobles President Dr. Charles E. Martin, Vice President of Ac- ademic Affairs 138 Dr. Van D. Quick, Vice President for Student Affairs Dr. Ralph Atkinson, Vice President for Institutional Advancement Dr. Edward L. McMillan, Dean of Graduate School Joe H. Barber, Jr., Vice President of Business Affairs PRESIDENT’S STAFF Mrs. Neal Brashier, Adm. Asst, to Pres. Mrs. Margaret Coleman, Sup. Central Data System Connie Crowe, Sec., Sec. Services Susan Greer, CPS—, Sec. Services Mrs. Johnnie Ruth Hudson, Asst, to the Pres. Pamela Martin, Sec. Office of Pres. Robert Wall, Dir. of Church Relations ACADEMIC AFF. STAFF Dr. James Brewer, Dir. of Cont. Ed. Mrs. E.M. Daniels, Records Asst., Off. of Registrar Mrs. Kathy Dawson, Sec. to VP to Academic Aff. Mrs. Carol Dendy, Asst, to Registrar Mrs. Cindy Hampton, Transcript and Veterans Clerk, Off. of Reg. Billy Lytal, Dir. of Learning Resources Center Cindy Myers, Registrar Off. Richard Ritchie, Production Asst., Learning Resources Ctr. Mrs. Irene Shurden, Continuing Ed. Asst. Mrs. Nan M. Sibley, Registrar Mrs. Mary Thurman, Records Clerk, Registrar Off. LIBRARY STAFF J.B. Howell, Librarian Mrs. Mary Jo Cocroft, Instructor and Order Librarian Mrs. Alice G. Cox, Special Collections Librarian Regina G. Cooper, Catalog— Ref. Librarian, Library Ann Harding, Law Library Clerk Wanda Mosley. Catalog Librarian Mrs. Lynn Myers, Sec. Asst., Library Nellie Ford Smith, Associate Librarian Mrs. Rachel Smith, Library Asst. Tech. Processing Mrs. Ada Sumrall, Instructor and Member of Library stall 140 Mrs. Jeanette Watson, Public Services Librarian Mrs. Ann Weill, Circulation Librarian BUSINESS AFF. STAFF Charlene Adair, Accounts Payable Mrs. Hazel Anthony, Adm. Asst, to VP for Bus. Aft. Mrs. J. Appleton, Cashier; Trading Post Terry Beilis, Asst. Maintenance Su- perintendant Mrs. Joyce Bishop, Mail Clerk, Post Office Mrs. Sherona Bobo Clerk, Trading Post Mrs. Sharon Busch, Asst. Bookkeeper, Bus. Off. Mrs. Myrtle Curtis, Bulk Mailing Center Sam Hall, Superintendent, Campus and Grounda John Harden, Cafeteria Manager Mrs. Sue Hoggatt, Key Punch Operator, Com- puter Ctr. Carl Howorth, Manager, Trading Post Mrs. Jean Kemp, Sec. Physical Plant and Pur- chasing Dpt. Mr. Alan Klick, Systems Analyst Programmer Robert E. Lilley, Janitorial Supervisor Bob Lofton, Printer, Trading Post Mrs. Martha Matthews, Cashier, Bus. Off. Steve McBride, Trading Post K.P. McDonald, Asst. Cafeteria Mgr. Mary Miller, Asst, to Mgr. Trading Post Mrs. Jackie Noel, Cashier, Trading Post Mrs. Barbara Prevost, Computer Op Key Punch Op, Computer Ctr. Mrs. Mary B. Ritter, PBX Operator Mrs. Billie Ruth Scarborough, Clerk, Post Office Mrs. Elaine Shows, Asst. Loan Clerk Ted E. Smith, Manager, Computer Center 141 Mrs. Sarah Nell Spencer, Bookkeeper, Busi- ness Off. Clifton G. Sturdivant, Asst, to VP for Bus. Aff. Sim Worley, Dir. of Physical Plant Mrs. Phyllis Yarbrough, Student Loan and Acct. Rec. Clerk, Bus. Off. INSTITUTIONAL ADVANCEMENT STAFF Bernard Blackwell, Dir. Alumni Affairs Mrs. Mary Boozer, Sec., Alum. Off. Mrs. Lula Mae Cummins, Sec., Dev. Off. James Ferrugia, News Dir., Public Relations Norman Gough, Dir. of Public Relations Mrs. VaLonne Harmon, Sec., Off. VP to Inst. Adv. Mrs. Louise Hudson, Sec., Off. Of Pub. Relations LAW SCHOOL Gloria Cade, Adm. Asst, to Dean of Law School Caroline Cheek, Law School Sec. Mrs. Carnette McMillan, Acquisitions Librar- ian, School Of Law Mrs. Mollie Niemeyer, Asst. Librarian, Law School Mrs. Gail L. Reynolds, Fac. Sec., Law School Mrs. Pat Richmond, Admissions Dir., Law School Mrs. Billie Sanders, Sec., Law School Carol C. West, Head Librarian, Law School NURSING STAFF Mrs. Nora Allard, Fac. Sec., Nursing Mrs. Nancy Omerxa, Sec. to Dean of Nursing STUDENT AFFAIRS STAFF Mrs. Alisa Brashear, Admissions Sec. Mrs. Gina Buftaloe, Sec., VP for Stu. Aff. Mrs. Dot Chisolm, Supervisor, Stu. Ctr. Mrs. Lottye Cook, Jennings Dorm Counselor Mary C. Spencer, Student Health Service Mrs. Maxine Curtis, Head Res., Hed.-Gun. Dorm Mrs. Joan Dambrino, Adm. Asst, fo Fin. Aids 142 Mrs. Ellen Daniels, Sec., Adm. Off. Mrs. Pauline Everett, Dorm Counselor, Lati- mer-Webb Sandra Grayson, Head Res., Mary Nelson Dr. Louis Griffith, Asst. Dean of Students Eric Holleyman, Grad. Asst. BSU David Holloway, Admissions Counselor Duane Kier, Grad. Asst., BSU Rory Lee, Asst. Dean of Students Mrs. Lois Ann Lewis, Dir. of Admissions Mrs. Jan Lipscomb, Dir. of Stu. Activities Mrs. Linda Lytal, Supv. of Career Materials, Career Dev. Ctr. Sue Mann, Stu. Health Ser. Dr. Bradley Pope, Dir. of Religious Activities Mrs. Susan Weeks, Sec. to Asso. Dean of Stu. Mrs. Hilda Laird, Sec., Div. of Fine Arts Mrs. Ann Lee, Sec., Athletics Athletics (other coaches pictured with instructional staff) Andy Graves, Mgr., A.E. Wood Coliseum Steven Johnson, Grad. Asst., FB Steve Maples, Grad. Asst., FB William Perry, Jr., Head Baseball Coach Durward Smith, Dir. Womens Athletics Dennis Wilson, Grad. Asst., FB School of Bus. and Public Adm. Dr. Gerald Lee, Interim Dean Martin Davis, Professor Mrs. Mary Denson, Instructor Dr. Frank Hood, Asst. Prof. Dr. Margarett Huggins, Asst. Prof. Mrs. Jacqueline Jones, Asst. Prof. i i 144 Sam Kirschten, Asst. Prof. Dr. Dewey McNiece, Professor Mrs. Sandra Parks, Asst. Prof., Accounting School of Education Dr. William Thompson, Dean, William Bailey, Asst. Prof. Dr. John Blair, Professor Dr. Billy Broome, Asso. Prof. Mrs. Ann Clark, Instructor Mrs. Cynthia Corkern Asst. Prof. Dr. Mildred Crider, Associate Prof. Dr. H R. Hollowlay, Asso. Prof. Linuel Jayroe, Asst. Prof. Mrs. Gale Keith, Asst. Prof. Psy. Dr. Charles Scott, Prof, and Dir. Career Dev. Ctr. Luther Taylor, Asst. Prof. 145 Dr. Hartwell McPhail, Head of Dept, of Phy. Ed. and Recreation Dr. Douglas Hines, Basketball Coach and Asso. Prof. Mrs. Glenda Holleyman, Instructor PE Joel Hudson, Instr. PE, Asst. FB coach Terry McMillan, Instr. PE, Asst. FB, Tennis Coach Mrs. Cheryl Moss, Instructor PE Mrs. Hazel Newman, Asst. Prof, PE Jerrell Purvis, Asst. FB Coach, PE Instr. Don Skelton, Asst. FB, Head— Golf, PE Instr. Joe Walker, Track Coach, PE Instr. John Williams, Athletic Dir., Head FB Coach, Asst. Prof. PE Mrs. Betty Barber, Nursery Supv., Instr. Home Ec. Dr. Betty e Coward, Asst. Prof. H.Ec. Dr. Frances McGuffee, Prof, Head of H. Ec. Dpt. Dr. Linda Shoaf, Asst. Prof, H. Ec. 146 Law School Mrs. Mary Libby Payne, Dean Richard T. Bennett, Instructor Warren C. Black, Jr., Asst. Prof. David B. Clark, Asso. Proff. Robert Gillespie, Visiting Prof. Tom Goldman, Asst. Dean N. Shelton Hand, Jr., Asst. Prof. Shirley Norwood Jones, Faculty Joe M. Ragland, Asst. Prof. Ronald Robertson, Asso. Prof. Fred Swaney, Asst. Prof. E. A. Turnage, Asso. Prof. 147 ■ School of Nursing Susan H. Russell, Interim Dean Mrs. Virginia Lee Cora, Asst. Prof. Mrs. Elaine Jones, Instructor Mrs. Janet Sims Jones, Asst Prof. Jackie L. LaMastus, Instructor Richard McCormick, Instructor Mrs. Ruby Morrison, Instructor Nahin Pouryaghma, Visiting Asst. Prof. Mrs. Patricia Waltman, Asst. Prof. Division of Fine Arts Dr. Jack Lyall, Chairman Ronald Alexander, Asst. Prof, Art Dr. Sam Gore, Head of Dpt. of Art 148 Louis Walsh, Asst. Prof. Art Mary Berner, Asst. Prof. Music Ralph Carroll, Asst. Prof. Music Gerald Claxton, Asst. Prof. Music Lucy Cain Evans, Grad. Asst. Music Dr. James Glass, Asst. Prof. Music Dr. John Hanbery, Asst. Prof. Music, Band Dir. Mrs. Dorothy See, Instructor Music Mrs. Mary Lou Lowe, Grad. Asst. Music Mrs. Marianna Madden, Grad Asst. Music Rose Mary Porter, Instructor Music Pam Prestage, Grad. Asst. Music Mrs. Martha Rodgers, Instructor, Music Mary Jane Savage, Choreographer Dr. James Sclater, Asst. Prof. Music 149 Dr. Ralph Taylor, Asso. Prof. Music Billy Trotter, Asst. Prof. Music Pat Walston, Asst. Prof. Music Division of Religion Dr. William Stevens, Chairman Dr. Joe Cooper, Prof. Phil. Dr. Charles David. Asst. Prof. Dr. Phillips McCarty, Head of R E. Dr. Robert Shurden, Asso. Prof, of Bible Dr. J. Phillip Stanberry, Asst. Prof. R E. Div. of Humanities Dr. Sarah Rouse, Chairman Dr. George Pittman, Head Eng. Dept. Dr. Rosalie Daniels, Asst. Prof. Eng. Mrs. Lee Enling Harding, Instructor, Eng. Dr. Ralph Howell, Asso. Prof. Eng. Candyce Phillips Anderson, Grad. Asst. Eng. 150 I I Mrs. Virginia Quarles, Instructor Eng. Joseph Simmons, Grad. Asst. Engl. Mrs. Patricia Speight, Grad. Asst. Eng. Anita Gowin, Acting Head Dept, of For. Lang. Mrs. Emily Fokeladeh, Instructor, Ger. Mrs. Doris Graves, Instructor, Latin Mrs. Kimberly Moses, Instructor French Dr. Hollis Todd, Head Speech Russ Brashear, Sports Dir. WHJT Jane Fortenberry, Grad Asst. Speech Mrs. Mary Catherine Gentry, Instructor Speech Judy Lewis, Instructor, Speech 151 Div. of Science and Math Dr. Archie Germany, Chairman Louis Temple, Acting Head Bio. Dr. Prentiss Cox, Asso. Prof. Bio. Dr. Anne Meydrech, Asst. Prof. Bio. Dr. Bill Stark, Asst. Prof. Biol. Dr. Jerry Cannon, Asst. Prof. Chem. Dr. John Legg, Prof. Chem. Dr. C. Dean Parks, Asso. Prof. Chem. Dr. Wendell Deer, Head Dept. Math Dr. James Burnside, Prof. Paul McCoy, Instructor, Math Dr. Paul Ohme, Asso. Prof. Math Dr. Craig Whitlock, Head Dept. Physics Dr. Raymond Winton, Asst. Prof. Physics ✓ 152 I m Div. of Social Studies Dr. N.W. Carpenter, Jr., Chairman Dr. Edward McMillan, Head Dept. Hist. Dr. Edward Akin, Asst. Prof. Hist. Clark Dean, Asst. Prof. Soc. Billy Hicks, Asst. Prof. Hist, and Pol. Sci. Ronald William Howard, Asst. Prof. Hist. Dr. Walter G. Howell, Prof. Hist. Roger Glyn Walker, Grad. Asst. Hist FAcuur 153 Student Activities t Section editors: Melinda Lawrence, Donna Byrd, Julia Alexander; Photographer: Richard McClintock 154 Tribesman Staff 1 978 g t. Business Manager: Terry Godwin Editor-in-chief: Beverly Gilder Above: Student Activities Edi- tors— Melinda Lawrence, Julia Alexan- der, Donna Byrd. Photographer— Richard McClintock. Above right: Classes Section— Charles Dunn, Fifi Williams. Not pictured— Cindy Harn, Sara Sumrall. Right: Faculty Section: Frances Jones, Administration Pho- tographer— Steve Sims. 156 v ' - ' - m Left: Sports Section: Larry Myricks, Photographer; Section Editor Greg Wallace; Assistants Carol Bennett and Julie Ellis. Below: Personalities Sec- tion Editor— Eddy Simmons; Assis- tants Cecilia Boyd and Beth Ball. ROW 1: Warren Langworthy, Gary Wood, Fee Fee Williams, Cathy Swindoll, Beverly Bailey, Cheri Massengale, Brian Lamb, Kent Morrison ROW 2: Wesley Luebert, Dean Clower, Bob Walker, Mike Kirkley, Ellis Liddell, Paul McCullough, Chris Carmichael, Mark Haire, David Legg, Randy Follett, Chris Berry ROW 3: Greg Wallace, Jim Martin, Carter Thompson, Stacy Carmichael, Ralph Atkinson, Martin Howard, Charles Lewis, Bill Cook, Charles Vianey, Brian Atkins 158 SEATED: Cheri Massengale, Bev- erly Bailey, STANDING: Cathy Swindoll, Fee Fee Williams Civitan Civitan is a men’s service organization, the collegiate branch of Inter- national Civitan. Civitan sponsors many service projects through the year and promotes school spirit with their annual Civitan Run. Above: Sweethearts Ann Rutledge, Dorothy Bowman, Anne Jones. Right: Officers— Back to front— Barry Simmons, Sec.; Dale Touchstone, Trea.; Van Stone, V.P. for Projects; Matt Buckles, Chaplain; Russ Bra- shear, V.P. for Programs; Tim Prevost, Sergeant-at-arms; Randy Han- kins, Pres. 160 i t I c i First row: Russ Brashear, Phil McDill, Dorothy Bowman, Anne Jones, Bill Ireland, Marcus Marler, Jerry Gentry, Second row: Dale Touchstone, Je- romy Williams, Dexter Ware, David Mitchell, Steve Corbin, Dennis Roman, Third row: Gary Mason, Charlie Johnson, Matt Buckles, Gary Bolton, Fourth row: Dale McMillan, Tom Brown, Andy Taggart, David Seal” Bra- den, David Douglas, Gregg Harper, Fifth row: Don Duckley, Time Prevost, Van Stone, Barry Simmons, Randy Hankins, Sixth row: James Triplett, Ron- ald Kyzar, Steve Scoper, Bill Jagger, David Medlin. Not Pictured: Carroll Blackledge, Larry Clegg, Bruce Fields, Jack Hakoura, Richard Handley, Ronnie Killebrew, Chris Smith, John Stanley. 161 Intertribal Council Fron Left; Jan Simmons, Patsy Brinson, Kathy Smith, Cathy Cleveland, Kris Azlin, Wanda Harper— Intertribal Pres., Donna Maze. Not Pic- tured; Leslie Criss. 162 The Intertribal Council directs and co-ordinates the activities of the four social tribes at MC; Kissimee, Laguna, Nenamoosha, and Swannanoa. The council is composed of the president and vice-president of each of the tribes, and sponsors the annual rush parties followed by Preference Day and Squeal Night. The tribes feature formals and parties throughout the year and also carry on many service projects for the school and community. 163 «. 1 2 Kissimee Social Tribe Row 1: Kathy Waterbury, Susan Morse, Beth Spencer, Leslie Criss, Jan Simmons, Melanie Taylor, Dorothy Bowman, Fee Fee Williams. Row 2: Donna Sinclair, Anne Jones, Suzie Fite, Donna Gilbert. Row 3: Terry Godwin, Melanie Medlin, Karen Kavanay, Alison Brown, Lisa Purvis, Vicki Best, Robin Smith, Cindy Henry, Teri Hendrix, Jane Goodwin, Denise Drake, Julie Ellis. Row 4: Cecilia Boyd, Judy Price, Shelia Burch, Janise Moffett, Marilyn McBride, Beverly Rogers, Karen Fisk, Lynn Birmingham, Tammy Breeding, David Grant, Cindy Harn, Kate McCarty, Anita Goforth, Cheri Massengale, Jan Eure, Tammy Thaggard, Sherry Eay, Lynn Mullen. Row 5: Lisa Lambert, Kim Scha- fer, Ann Leavell, Lisa Gilmore, Hope Fleming, Beth Ball, Jamie Lincoln, Julia Alexander, Colette Cutrer, Nancy Myers, Sha Breazeale, Janet McMurray, Debbie Landrum, Anna Beth Lee, Tonye Haley. Row 6: Lisa Rives, Susan Miller, Carol Joy Yates, Lisa Hall, Mona Henry, Charlene Wade, Sandie Wilbanks. Not pictured. Kay Cassibry and Ellen Stribling OFFICERS: Melanie Taylor, Second Vice-Presi- dent; Leslie Criss, First Vice-President; Jan Sim- mons, President; Row 2: Kathy Waterbury, Trea- surer; Beth Spencer, Recording Secretary, Dorothy Bowman, Corresponding Secretary; Su- san Morse, Rush Chairman; Row 3: Fee Fee Wil- liams, Recorder; Kay Cassibry, Historian, Ellen Stribling, Historian % 164 165 Laguna Social Tribe Left to Right. Row 1: Donna Raddin, Brookes May, Kathy Meredith, Debra Brewer, Ruby Turner, Twila Webb, Sammie Sue Lindsey. Row 2: Elizabeth Young, Marsha Nestor, Cindy Greenlee, Sara Sumrall, Lee Anne Hancock, Lisa Lillard. Row 3: Bobby McKinney, Jan McRae, Kris Azlin, Kathy Purvis, Patty Lister, Frances Jones, Donna Dunbar. Row 4: Cindy Phlegar, Debbie Hawkins, Vicki Haas Lisa Sanderson Cindy Parker, Jeannie Lane, Barbara Curtis. Row 5: Georgia McDowell, Terri Boyette, Beverly Collum, Pat Mathis, Ka ren Quick, Sharon Quick, Reta Buckley. Row 6: Dottie Moore, Marty Cole, Melinda Talley, Joy Read, Anne Fischer, Belinda Burke. Row 7: Dianne Phlegar, Patsy Brinson, Marty Brunson, David Oliver. Not pictured: Janice Spencer, Nancy Conner, Sandra Suoboda, Connie Millican, Pam Mitch- ell, Pam Cheek, Cindy Turner, Gail Mayhall, Judy Mayhall, Tina Taylor, Carol Chism, Sidney Carol Hancock, Marilyn Mars Karen Lovorn Yolanda Diaz, Lisa Hammett, Wanda Horton, Pam Howell, Sherry Webb Bobby McKinney, David Oliver, Marty Brunson. Not pictured: Hamp Beatty 166 Officers: Seated: Pam Howell, Treasurer; Sonna Rad- din, Rush Chairman; Twila Webb, Secretary; Kris Azlin, Vice-President; Patsy Brinson, President Land of Laguna Dr. and Mrs. Phil McCarty with Boo serve as sponsors. 167 Nenamoosha Social Tribe Row 1: India Ballard, Denise Ditsworth, Suellen McPhail, Sally Klink, Kerstin Tewes, Tammy Brantley, Donna Ashley, Donna Byrd, Susan Hillebert. Row 2: Lisa Phillips, Donnis Lasseter, Suzanne Higdon, Pam Myrick, Kathy Butts, Janet Strange, Keena Watson, Linda Russell. Row 3: Debbie Colvin, Karen Denson, Kathy Robbins, Marinell Stringer, Amal Ruston, Linda Snell, Lillian Jones. Row 4: Karen Pickle, Darlene Hannah, Ginger Crawford. Row 5: Don Dent, Kathy Smith, Ann Rutledge, Tracy Peacock, Shellie Taulor, Donna Dees, Nelda Scruggs, Gloria Ray, Cindy Nowlin, Liz Applewhite, Marlene Boudreaux, Barbara Smith, Lucy Bowen, Debbie Hindsman, Jennie Taylor. Row 6: Charlie Johnson, Bill Ireland, Carol Ann Martin, Kim Ivey, Wanda Harper, Barbara Trotter, Carol Cooper, Kathy Foster. Row 7: Sue Reich, Ellen Brian, Kathy Morris, Lynn Hamilton, Missy Hudson, Debbie Anger, Gail Ashmore, Lori Richard, Laurie Gribas 168 Officers: Row 1: Ann Rutledge, Kathy Smith, Wanda Harper, Gloria Ray, Lucy Bowen, Pam Myrick. Row 2: Carol Ann Martin, Debbie Colvin, Carol Cooper, Linda Snell, Kathy Butts, Susan Hillebert. Not pictured: Karen Conerly, LaKay Edison 169 Swannanoa Social Tribe Seated: Donna Maze, Pres.; Kathy Cleveland, V.P.; Libby Blansett, Historian. Standing. Ellen Boatright, Sec-Trea.; Jeanie McVoy, Pledge V.P.; Brigham Young, beau; Chris Smith, beau; David Medlin, beau, Melinda Algee, Pledge Chairman; Mildred Mahaffey, Spirit Chairman. JtX 2fl Front: Ellen Boatright, Malinda Algee, Mildred Mahaffey, Mary Lorraine Briscoe, Janice Thompson, Missi Smith. Second row: Terry Os- walt, Libby Blansett, Dorothy Jones, Donna Maze, Cynthia Hammack, Kim Taylor. Third row: Chris Smith, Olive Cook, Lenney Pace, Carl- een Nichols, Laura Pratt, Beverly Chambers, Brigham Young. 170 Alpha Lambda Delta Alpha Lambda Delta is a national honorary fraternity for freshmen with a 3.5 average Front: Shelly Taylor, Martha Carol Cranford, Judy Price, Betty Chain, Liz Applewhite, Sha Breazeale. Second row: Janice Moffet, Gail Ashmore, Marilyn McBride, Cecilia Boyd, Sherry Thaggard, Twila Webb, Tami Oliver, Jenny Taylor, Jan Eure— Pres. Third row: John Buckley, Steve Scoper, Dale McMillan, Linda Snell, Linda Axtell, Bob Rogers. Not pictured: Jerry Gentry, V.P. Kappa Delta Pi Kappa Delta Pi is an honor society for people in the field of education. Debbie Martin, Carol Ann Martin— Historian, Judy Butler— Pres.; Kim Tay- lor— Sec., Robin Buckels— Rep., Dr. Farr— Counselor. Second row: Mrs. Clark— Counselor, Kathy Smith, Teresa Case, Debbie Lewis, Vicki Hobson. Third row: Kay Cavanay, Garleen Ashly, Sue Riech, Caroline Hoff, Ernes- tine Crisler. 171 American Chemical FRONT: Amal Rustom, Janice Moffitt, Sherry Thaggard, Ginny Moffit, Vice-President; Gail Ashmore, Phyllis Robinson SECOND ROW: Billy Mack Pickering, Don Buckley, Randall Hicks, Steve Scoper, Chris Smith, President; David Mitchell THIRD ROW: John Dawson, Bob Walker, Dale Touchstone, David McMillan, Pat Simms, Rick Deveyst FOURTH ROW: Jack Causey, Dr. Germany, Dr. Cannon, sponsor; Dr. Legg, Dr. Parks. Society This organization is for students in the field of chemistry. Alpha Epsilon Delta This club’s purpose is to encourage excellence in the premedical field. Chris Smith; John Kirkland, Historian; Bob Lee, Reporter; Bob Walker, Vice-President; Dr. Legg; V aP Stone; David Mitchell; Ann Wells; Ginny Moffit, Secretary; Mr. Temple, Sponsor; Dr. Cox; Sammie SU e Linsey; Randy Hankins, President; Dr. Cannon; Dr. Parks 172 Beta Beta Beta FRONT ROW: Marty Brunson; Ann Wells; Sammie Sue Linsey; Sherry Thaggard; Ruby Turner; Mary This club is an honor society for students of the Leigh Lyon; SECOND ROW: Mr. Temple; Rick Keys; Randy Hankins; Warren Langworthy; Bob biological sciences. Walker; David McMillan; Dr. Cox. Home Ec Club FRONT: Merle Kendry, Teresa, Sally Lkinc Klinck, Sonja McAlpin, Denise Corbeth, Carol Wise. BACK: Ruth Ann Chipka, Beth McNair, Kathy Manuel, Suellen McPhail, Linda Crowe. This club is composed of women who have s hown an interest in home economics. 173 Delta Sigma Pi ROW 1: Kathy Waterbury, Betty Chain, Becky Kelly, Dorothy Autry, Brenda Ladnier— Pres. ROW 2: Charles Vianey— CEI, Bill Farlow, Debbie Flores. ROW 3: James Berry, David Grant— Sr. VP, Glenn This organization encourages the study of Taylor, Davil Douglas-Jr. VP. Ike May. Not pictured: Judi Thames, Treas., Rosita Pittman, Lyonnette business. Maynor, William McClears, Patsy Branning, Sec. Phi Beta Lambda Phi Beta Lambda is sponsored by the National Business Education Association. ROW 1: Mrs. Mary Denson, unidentified, Teresa Case— Rep., Ellen Boatwright, Angie Willbanks, Laura Byrd, Helen Cost. Beth Enete, Judy Broadway, Sandra Stevens, Inda Miner— Pres., Dr. Marga- rett Huggins. ROW 2. Ann Minton, Pam Hardy, Joyce Beachman— Sec., Cindy Parker, Mary, Rheta Remis, Holly Rachel, Gail Myrick, Lou Mellon, Princess Robbins. 174 Alpha Psi Omega FRONT: Adelia Tatum, Alan Stewart,— Sec., Diane Halford, Clay Kirkland— VP, Don Goodrum— Treas. MIDDLE: Susan Morse, Debbie Glaze, Viki Little, Sue Carter. BACK: Chip Crod Crowder, Emil Harden— Pres. This is an honorary F fraternity for those main- taining a high standard of work in dramatics and accumulation sufficient points through theatre activity. Tribal Players FRONT: Clay Kirkland, Adelia Tatum, Don Goodrum, Johnny Hyde, Sha Breazeale. MIDDLE: Dellie Smith, Susan Morse, Robin McKee, Debbie Glaze, Vike Little, Sue Carter, Dianne Halford, Jane Hicks. BACK: Scott Gillen, Bill Cranford, Chip Crowder, Emil Harden, Jeromy Williams, Alan Stewart. This is an organization to give students with an interest in drama an opportunity to improve their skills. 175 Student Nurses’ Association FIRST ROW: Patsy Colville, Donna Sinclair, Beverly Bailey SECOND ROW: Debbie Triplett, Rene Stowe, Kathy Morris, Sidney Carol Hancock THIRD ROW: Amanda Myers, Gail Gilbert, Sandy McLellan, Peggy White, Julia Gandy FOURTH ROW: Donnis Lassater, Lisa Carlson, Becky Orr, Sherry Hough, Terri Hendrix, Diane Pennington, Darlene Hannah, Sandy Wells, Barbara Trotter Barbara Trotter, Nominations Chair- man: Dewanna Rand, Breakthrough Chairman; Lisa Carlson, Legislative Chairman; Donna Sinclair, President; Diane Pennington, Treasure r Beverly Bailey, First Vice-President; Peggy White, Corresponding Secre- tary; Sandy McLellan, Recording Sec- retary; Kathy Morris, President; Becky Orr, Second Vice-President P| RST ROW: Patsy Colville, Amanda Myers, Rene Stowe, Beverly Bailey, Sid- n ey Carol Hancock SECOND ROW: Donnis Lassater, Debbie Triplett, Gail Gil- bert, Peggy White, Julia Gandy THIRD ROW: Terri Hendrix, Lisa Carlson, Sandy McLellan, Diane Pennington, Sandy Wells FOURTH ROW: Barbara trotter, Becky Orr, Kathy Morris, Sherry Hough, Mary Manville, Donna Sin- olair, Darlene Hannah, Janice Eich Nursing Student Body Association 177 Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia The purpose of this organization is to advance the cause of music in America. STANDING: Jeromy Williams, Ken Brookins, Steve Russell, David Walley, Cur- tis Hatcher, Dr. James Glass (Sponsor), Debbie Hewitt (Sweetheart ), David Barnes, Emory DeWitt, Jim Crigler, Cliff McGowan KNEELING: Gary Maze, Historian-Secretary; Rusty Holcolb, President; Rob Robbins, Vice-President NOT PICTURED: Mike Nowlin, Roger Banes, Tommy Sparkman, Dwight Crig- ger, Terry Dent, Keith Hill, Martin King Black Student Association Plus STANDING: LaKay Edison, Veronica Griffin, Mary Ann Linson, Treasurer; Je- roldine Young, Rosita Pittman, Historian; Debra Liddell, Fee Fee Williams, Ar- neta Anderson, Annie Nunness, Lyonnette Maynor, Secretary; Betty Ham- berlin, Denise Drake, Barbara Trotter, Joyce Beachum KNEELING: Ellis Liddell, J.B. Brown, Parliamentarian; Douglas Taylor, President; Larry Myrick, Vice-President; Don Lewis, Eddie Bailey 178 Men’s Affairs Board Charlie Johnson, Ratliff President; David Braden, Chrestman President; Dale Touchstone, MAB Secretary; Bob Lee, Chairman, Warren Langworthy, Vice- Chairman; Bill Cook, Whittington President; Ralph Atkinson, Freshmen The purpose of this group is to co-ordinate and regulate the activities of Representative the male students on campus. ROW 1: Jan McRae, Hederman President, Ann Rutledge Chairman; Melanie Taylor, WAB Treasurer; Dorothy Bowman, Vice-Chairman; ROW 2: Tammy Oli- ver, Gunter President; Linda Snell, WAB Secretary; ROW 3: Ellen Ann Quinn, Jennings President; Beth Spencer, Mary Nelson President Women’s Affairs Board The purpose of this group is to co-ordinate and regulate the activities of the female students on campus. 179 Student Body Association Right: Ronnie Killibrew, SBA President Below: Ann Rut- ledge and Bob Lee, WAB and MAB chairmen Below Right: Jerold Meadows, SBA Treas; Gloria Ray, Sec. 180 Senate FRONT: Patricia Smith, Chris Berry, Fred Slabach, Sherry Thaggard, Billy Causey, SBA Vice-President SECOND ROW: Debbie Hinesman, Dennis Ro- man, Don Slabach, Kathy Foster, Bob Rogers, Yolanda Diaz, Richard Buffaloe, Paul Banks STANDING: George Follett, Guy Edwards, Wayne Milner, Bill Ire- Pre-Legal’s purpose is to impress the high principles and ideals of the land, Andy Taggart, Stacey Carmichael profession whereby they may better serve their fellowman. Pre-Legal Society This legislative branch of the Student Body Association is composed of representatives elected from the dormitories, from Clinton, and from Jackson. FRONT ROW: Scott Gillen, Fred Slabach, Melinda Lawrence, Vice-President; Cindy Parker SECOND ROW: Mark Haire, David Raney, Carter Thompson, Jim Martin, Chris Berry THIRD ROW: Danny Rasberry, President; Sara Mullins, Don Slabach, Prof. Billy Hicks, Sponsor; Henry Stovall, Robert Tanksley FOURTH ROW: Connie Millican, Jackie Hillman, Cliff MacGowan FIFTH ROW: Andy Hughes, John Holifield, Mark Godboald NOT PICTURED: Mrs. Billy Hicks, Sponsor 182 FRONT ROW: Ronnie Killibrew, Jerald Meadows, Alan Stewart, Bill Ireland, Bob Lee, Rusty Holcomb, Warren Langworthy SECOND ROW: Clay Kirkland, Marty Brunson, Phil McDill, Bill Farlow, Billy Causey, Robby Robbins, Dale Touchstone, Dr. Archie Germany BACK ROW: Chris Smith, Dr. Paul Ohme, David Madden, Andy K. Hughes, John Stanley, Matt Buckles, Van Stone, George Follett, Randy Hankins, Doug Simmons, Bob Walker, Fred Slabach, Eddie Nichols, David Grant, Ronald Kyzar, Dr. Phil Stanberry Omicron Delta Kappa Recognizing men of outstanding achievement in collegiate activities thus creating an organization which will help to mold the sentiment of the institution on various questions. Front: Jane Hicks, Clay Kirkland, Jane Fortenberry, Alan Z. Stewart. Back: Emil Harden, Fred Slabach, Don Slaback, Scott Bi Gillen. Not pictured: Andy Taggart, Greg Harper, Don God Goodrum. Phi Kappa Delta. This organization stimulates interest in intercollegiate speech activi- ties and communication. 183 Publications Council The Publications Council has the authority to coordinate student publi- cations and to deal with matters and problems concerning publications. Seated: Bill Farlow, Collegian Bus. Mgr.; Johnnie Ruth Hudson; Dr. Germany, Chrm.; Ellen Ann Quinn, Collegian Ed.; Beverly Gilder, Tribesman Ed.; Terry Godwin, Tribesman Bus. Mgr. Standing: Ronnie Killebrew, Dr. Gough, Dr. Davis, Dr. Pittman, Mr. Walsh, Jay Warren, Arrowhead Art Ed.; Ronnie Lindsey, Arrowhead Ed.; Cliff MacGowan, Mr. Ferrugia. Collegian Staff The Collegian is a weekly paper giving the campus news and discussing matters of interest to the students and alumni. John Kitch; Danny Rasberry, Sports Ed.; Bill Farlow, Bus. Mgr.; Fred Slabach, Ellen Ann Quinn, Editor-in-Chief; Richard Kilgo, Entertainment Ed.; Henry Stovall, News Ed.; Beth Boutwell, Associate Ed.; Mike Jarrett. 184 Cap and Gown Seated: Donna Sinclair, Kathy Morris, Ellen Stribling, Donna Gildert, Lucy Bowen, Ann Rutledge, Cathy Smith. Standing: Bill Ireland, Dr. Griffith, Dr. Bet- tye Coward, Gloria Roe, Patsy Colville, Susan Morse, Karen Burnside, Ellen Ann Quinn, Naomi Muncie, Randy Hankins. This is a senior homor society dedicated to the principle of scholarship, leadership, and service. Membership is limited to fifteen and those se- lected must have a 3.00 average and be recognized leaders on campus. Front: Phil Lange, Steve Mills, Carl Menist, Sonny Sauls; Middle: Billy Mac Pickering, Jeff Thomas, Jim Peoples, Pat Penton, Doug Copeland, Mike Kir- tley. Back: Doug Taylor, Kent Adams, Billy Causey, Joel Williams, Richard Armstrong, Jimmy Price. Fellowship of Christian Athletes This organization offers the opportunity for the athletes on campus to join in Christian fellowship and testimony. 185 C oncert Choir FRONT ROW: Cliff MacGowan, Susan Spell, Pam Mitchell, Susan Miller, Carla Whiff, Karen Burnside, Grace Foster, Carol Dickey, Sharon Rushing, Vicki Anthony, Joy Lynn Covington, Mary Lee Worsham, Pam Cheek, Beverly Coleman, Tammy Brown, Rusty Holcomb SEC- OND ROW: Ed Derkins, Frank Nix, Rob Robbins, Jan Gore, Rhonda Cameol, Linda Bullock, Diane Pittman, Judy Price, Beth Ball, Jennie Taylor, Robin Phillips, FeeFee Williams, Lisa Rives, Carol Joy Yates BACK ROW: Johnny Dalton, Tommy Sparkman, Kerrel Ard, Chuck Samson, Jerome Williams, Martin, Bill Roberts, Ross Price, Dwight Crigger, Roger Banes, Jim Johnston, Jim Crigler, Steve Bishop, Doug Herron Cantata Choir FRONT ROW: Emery Dewitt, Marcus Marler, Matt Adams, Cheryl Crawford, Frances Jones, Suzanne Higdon, Barbara Smith SECOND ROW: Ken Broo- kins, Curtis Hatcher, Steve Coleman, Mary Alexander, Marilyn McBride, Missy Smith, Sandy Wilbanks, Debbie Hewitt THIRD ROW: David Barnes, Larry Nail, Greg Long, David Weeks, David Braden, Suzanne Benton, Ellen Brian, Janie McAlpin, Patty Lister, Elizabeth Young, Lillian Jones, Annetta Phifer, Diane Johnsey 186 Modeling Squad This club is interested in helping girls develop their beauty and poise. LEFT: Lisa Phillips, Tammy Thaggard, Elizabeth Young, Vicki Walker, Deb- bie Tullos, Kate McCarty, Tammy Oliver, Melanie Medlin, Sara Mullins BE- LOW LEFT: Claire Wilson, Melissa Walker, Kris Azlin, Sherry Thaggard, Debbie Oliphant, Christine Morelli, Lynn Kelly, Dottie Moore, Cecilia Boyd, LaKay Edison, Amy Butler, INSET: Mrs. Googe, sponsor Cross-Section A creative ministries team that presents Christ through a cross-section of talents and ideas. KNEELING: Melanie Taylor, Beverly Gilder, Dorothy Bowman, Donna Maze STANDING: Lenny Pace, Don Goodrum, Phil McSparin, Gloria Ray, Jenny McVoy, Scott Carson 187 Harvest Gary Maze, Director; Rusty Holcomb, Public Relations and Arrangements; Wanda Kendall, Secretary; Steve Sims, Sound; Jim Johnston, Sound; Chris Smith, Business Manager FEMALE VOCALISTS: Vicki Anthony, Cathy Brabham, Linda Bullock, Theresa Carr MALE VOCALISTS: David Barnes, Greg Moore, David Oliver, Chuck Samson, BRASS: Greg Long, Gary Maze, Mike Nowlin, Phil Prather, Per- cussion: Charlie Carithers Bass, and Musical Arrangements: Jim Crigler Piano: Terry Dent, Moog Synthesizer, String Ensemble, Musical Arrangements: Tommy Greer FRONT: Carol Joy Yates, Tommy Sparkman, Carol Dicky MIDDLE: Rusty Holcomb, Diane Pittman, Tommy Byrd, Lisa Rives, Rodger Baines, Susan Miller BACK: Dwight Crigger, Pam Mitchell, Ross Price, Jennie Taylor, Bill Roberts 189 4 Baptist Student Union Right: Dr. Bradley Pope, BSU Director Below: Seated: Duane Kier, Asst. BSU Director; Eric Holleyman, Asst. BSU Director; Melanie Taylor, Pro- gram Chairman; Dorothy Bowman, Communications, Donna Raddin, Off-Campus Ministry Standing: John Stanley, Fellowships; Dr. Bradley Pope, BSU Director; Gloria Ray, Enlistment and Involvement; Patsy Col- ville, Education; Don Dent, President; Anne Jones, On-Campus Ministry; Bill Jagger, Properties FRONT: Phil McDill, Gloria Ray, Barbara Smith, Theresa Case, Eric Holleyman, Donna Raddin, Jerry Gentry, Duane Kier, Billy Causey, Melanie Taylor, Kay Cassibry, Nancy Myers, Van Stone, Dorothy Bowman, Dr. Bradley Pope, Anne Jones, Charlie Johnson, Barry Sim- mons SEATED: Ginger Crawford, Mickey McMurtry, Skip Nguyen, Dennis Reed, Andy Taggart, Scott Carson, Kathy Robbins, John Stanley BACK: Marcus Marler, Matt Buckles, Don Dent, Bill Jaggar, Patsy Colville, David Braden, David Raley, Carol Cooper, Betty Chain, Connie McKay, Ronald Kyzar MC Marching and Concert Band Drum Major: Jerald Meadows, Feature Twirler: Chuck Rhod es Color Guard: Ginger Crawford, Lynette Maynor, Gloria Ray, Ruby Turner Flags: Melinda Moody, Denise Drake, Kathy Butts, LaKay Edison, Trisha Smith, Beth Leake, Beth Enete, Suzie Fite Missing: Marilyn McBride Majorettes: Cecilia Boyd, Donna Dunbar, Terry Boyette, Vicki Walker 193 i 194 They say that heaven’s pretty, And living here is, too. But if they said that I Would have to choose between the two I’d go home, going home Where I belong. Sometimes when I’m dreaming It comes as no surprise That if you look you’ll see that Homesick feeling in my eyes. I’m going home, going home Where I belong. While I’m here I’ll serve him gladly And sing Him all these songs. I’m here But not for long. Sometimes when I’m lonely, And when I’m feeling blue. It’s such a joy to know that I am only passing through. I’m going home, going home Where I belong. One day when I’m sleeping And death knocks on my door, Then I’ll awake to find That I’m not homesick anymore. I’ll be home, going home Where I belong. 196 Advertise- ments ' W9W29S I r a 202 203 Senior Index ADAMS, CHARLES MATTHEW Circle K, Con- tata Choir ALLEN, JIM Psychology Club, ARROWHEAD Literary Contest Winner, Dean’s List ATKINS, NANCY OMA Math Club President, Pi Mu Epsilon V-P AUTRY, DOROTHY FAYE Delta Sigma Pi, Black Student Association, COLLEGIAN, Gospel Truth Singers AZLIN, PAULA KRISTINE Laguna V.P., Mod- eling Team, Homecoming Queen BAILEY, BEVERLY ANN Laguna Social Tribe Social Chairman, Nursing Student Body Asso- ciation, Soph, and Junior Beauty, Circle K Sweetheart BAKER, JOHNNIE WALTER Football BANES, RODGER C. Naturals, Concert Choir, Sinfonia, Delta Omacron Beau BATTAGLIA, RENEE D. SEA Kappa Delta Pi BEACHAM, JOYCE ANN Phi Beta Lambda Sec Tres, Tennis Team, BSA BEASLEY, WESLEY RICHARD Sigma Tau Delta President, Kappa Delta Pi, Alpha Chi, NSEA BELLAH, TERESA KAY Home Ec Club, Dean’s List BLISS, DEXTER D. BSBA BOUNDS, DANA MARIE Kissimee Social Tribe BOURLAND, MARY ELIZABETH French Club, FSA, Senator BOWEN, LUCY ANN Cap Gown, President, Nenamoosha Program Chairman and Secretary, Alpha Chi, SEA, Sigma Tau Delta, Civitan Sweetheart, Homecoming Maid, Class Favorite, Freshman Girl of the Year, Tennis Team, BSU Steering Committee, WAB BOYD, JOHN TIMOTHY American Chemical Society Sec Tres., Alpha Epsilon Delta BOYETTE, TERRI ANN Majorette MC Band BOYLES, REGINA H. Alpha Chi, MSEA, Hon- ors Program BOYLES, VIC MAGEE Letterman Track and Cross-Country, MC Track Club Treas., MC Track Club Sec., Judicial Council BRINSON, PATRICIA ANN V.P. Gunter Dorm, Resident Assistant Hederman Dorm, Laguna So- cial Tribe President, Intertribal Council Treas., Laguna Social Tribe Tres. BRUNSON, MARTIN WAYNE Varsity Baseball, Diamond Club Pres., FCA, Dorm Manager, Tri- Beta, Who’s Who in American Colleges BROADAWAY, JUDY CAROL Phi Beta Lambda BUCKLES, DOUGLAS MATTHEW PTK, ODK, BSU, History Club, Civitan Chaplain BUCKELS, ROBIN Student National Education Association, Kappa Delta Pi Recorder, Tennis Team BUCKLES, KAREN DILLON Math Club, SEA, Phi Mu Epsilon BURFORD, REBECCA ANN Concert Choir, Delta Omicrom, American Guild of Organist, Nenamoosha Social Tribe, Ladies Chorus BURNSIDE, KAREN JANETTE Alpha Lamba, Delta, Alpha Chi, Kissimee Social Tribe, Delta Omicron Secretary, Concert Choir V.P., Cap and Gown BUTLER, AIMEE JO Model Squad, SNEA BUTLER, JUDITH DAWN Nenamoosha, Kappa Delta Pi V.P., Kappa Delta Pi Pres., SNEA, FCA CANTERBURY, JILL ELIZABETH Laguna So- cial Tribe, SEA CARITHERS, CHARLES H. Harvest CARLISLE, ELIZABETH FAYE BSU CARR, THERESA ANN BSU Celebration Singers CARTER, KIMBERLY Delta Sigma Pi CASE, THERESA ANN BSU Mission Ed. Chair- man, Kappa Delta Pi, Phi Beta Lambda Reporter CAUSEY, BILLY W. Varsity Football, FCA, BSU, Senate, V.P. of SBA, Intramural Program CHAVERS, ARNOLD LEE Commuter Senator CLEVELAND, KATHY GALE Swannanoa V.P. and Pres, Intertribal Sec. and Tres., Celebration Singers V.P. COLEMAN, BEVERLY HARDY Naturals, Con- cert Choir, Kissimee Social Tribe, MC Beauty, Circle K. Sweetheart, NMTA, NATS, MENC COLEMAN, MARY LEIGH Kissimee Social Tribe, Naturals, Young Republi- cans, Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities, 3rd Runner-Up Miss MC Pageant, Maid of Honor— Homecoming COLLUM, BEVERLY JEAN Psychology Club, V.P., Laguna Social Tribe Publicity Chairman CONLEE, PHYLLIS ROSE Kissimee Social Tribe, Young Republicans Club Pres., Co-Direc- tor of Miss MC Pageant, WAB Tres., Pre-Law Club, Majorette MC Band COOK, PENNY DIANNE SEA, Kissimee Social Tribe COOPER, CAROL ELAINE Nenamoosh Social Chairman, Vesper Choir Pianist, BSU Executive Council, Delta Omicron, Resident Assistant, Psychology Club Sec., SBA Elections Committee CORBIN, STEVEN DEWAYNE Civitan HOP Choir COVINGTON, JOYE LYNN Kissimee Social Tribe, Concert Choir, Music Educators National Conference COVINGTON, SUSAN Varsity Basketball, Math Club CRANFORD, WILLIAM ALLEN Soccer Team, Psychology Club, Drama Participant CRIGGER, DWIGHT EDWARD Naturals, Con- cert Choir, Sinfonia CROWE, LINDA SUE Laguna Social Tribe, Secretary, Modeling Team, M.C. Flag Corps, Kappa Delta Pi, Home Economics Club, Jr Class Secretary, SEA, Dean’s List, Vesper Choir, Revelation CRUMPLER, JAMES JOSEPH Track Club V. Pres., Letterman; Cross Country Track, 1976 LKSNT Mr. M.C. DAVIS, DEBORAH DIANNE Astra; H.J.C., Phi Theta Kappa— H.J.C. DEWITT, EMERY ALLEN Sinfonia Pres., Omi- cron Delta Kappa, Alpha Chi, MENC V. Pres., Cantata Choir, Kappa Delta Pi, Madrigals, 3rd Floor Ratliff DICKEY, DEBRA CAROL Concert Choir Sec- retary, Naturals Pres., Delta Omicron Pres., Nenamoosha Social Tribe DOUGLAS, DAVID GEORGE Delta Sigma Pi V. Pres., Civitan, Band, Celebration Singers, Ves- p ers Choir, LKSNT DUCKWORTH, BETSY LYNN Kissimee Social Tribe ENGLISH, THOMAS MILFORD Psychology Club Pres., Sigma Tau Delta V. Pres., ODK, Circle K, Track Club, Cross Country, Track Team, Academic Council, Evaluation Comm. Chairman Relig. Emphasis Week FARLOW, WILLIAM E., JR. Collegian Business Manager, Delta Sigma Pi, Professional Activities V. Pres., Dean’s List Scholar, Publication Council FIELDS, BRUCE Civitan, Sinfonia Pledge Mas- ter, LKSNT, B.S.U. Steering Comm., BSU Exec- utive Council, HOP Choir, Celebration Singers, Who’s Who in American Universities and Col- leges, Sign-up Club (Charter member) FITE, CARLON SUE Kissimee Social Tribe, Marching Band, SNEA, Who’s Who In American Jr. Colleges FLORES, DEBRA ANN Jennings Senator, Delta Sigma Pi FOSTER, SUSAN LYNETTE Womens Basket ball, Womens Softball, Kappa Delta Pi, FCA GILBERT, DONNA MELINDA Alpha Chi Pres., Cap and Gown Sec., Delta Omicron 2nd V. Pres., Kissimee Social Tribe, Music Educators National Conf. Pres., Judicial Council, Band, MMTA Participant, Alpha Lambda Delta GOFORTH, PHILIP THORRELL ACS, German Club GRANT, DAVID RUFF, JR. Circle K Treas., Delta Sigma Pi V. Pres., Kissimee Beau, Omi- cron Delta Kappa, Collegian Business Manager, Jr. Class Pres., Who’s Who GREER, MARTHA LYNN Concert Choir, SEA HANKINS, RANDALL REECE Omicron Delta Kappa, Cap and Gown, Alpha Chi, Alpha Epsi- lon Delta Pres., Beta Beta Beta, Civitan Pres., V. Pres., Sergeant at Arms, BSU, Jr. Class V. Pres., SBA Lycium Comm., Floor Councelor Who’s Who HARPER, WANDA LYNN Nenamoosha Social Tribe Pres., Intertribal Pres., Latimer Webb Dorm Pres., Collegian Graphics Editor, Senior Class Secretary, WAB, BSU Executive council, Who’s Who HART, HOWARD TIMOTHY Alpha Epsilon Delta, Dean’s List HARTWELL, JO ALLYN Sociology Club, Sign- up Club, LKSNT Belle HATCHER, JANICE ANITA HALFORD Phi Thetta Kappa, SEA, Phi Beta Lambda HEWITT, DEBRA LEE Delta Omicron Treas., Alpha Lambda Delta, Alpha Chi HICKS, MELISSA ANN Womens Basketball HILL, KEITH THOMAS Sinfonia, Concert Choir, Juliette Burnette Mem. Scholarship, American Guild of Organists HILLEBERT, SUSAN ANNETTE Nenamoosha Social Tribe, Band, Judicial Council HILLMAN, JACQUELINE NAN Pre-Law Club Sec., Cheerleader, Kissimee Social Tribe, WAB, Mary Nelson Dorm R.A. HOBSON, VICTORIA M. Kappa Delta Pi, SNEA HOLCOMB, ROWE CONWELL, JR. Concert Choir, Naturals, Band, Harvest, Sinfonia Pres., BSU HOLEMAN, FRANKLIN D. Soc Club Pres., V. Pres., Pi Gamma Mu HORNE, LINDA HOPE Snea, Latimer Webb R.A.. Lab Assistant, Tennis Team, Phi Theta Kappa HORTON, WANDA FAYE Alpha Lambda Delta, Alpha Chi, Laguna Social Tribe Hist. HOWELL, PAMELA ANN Laguna Social Tribe Treas., Senate, Lady Chocs Volleyball and Soft- ball, FCA, Tribesman Business Manager HUCKABY, WILLIAM NORMAN Baseball, M.C. Diamond Club HUGHES, ANDY KARL Alpha Chi V. Pres., Sigma Tau Chi, Omicron Delta Kappa, Phi Al- pha Theta, Honors Program, Pre-Legal Society, Academic Council, 3rd Floor Ratliff, Sports Writer— Public Relations Office, Who’s Who HUNT, RODNEY NOLAN SNEA HURT, PETE Football, Baseball IRELAND, WILLIAM JOHNSON, JR. Nena- moosha Pledge Beau, BSU Council, Civitan Pres., Sec., Homecoming Co-Chairman, BSU Ex- ecutive Council, Senate, Nenamoosha Beau, Sr. Class Pres., ODK, Cap and Gown, Alpha Chi, Who’s Who IVEY, KIM ELIZABETH Nenamoosha Social Tribe, SEA, College Republican Club, Collegian Staff, Latimer Webb V. Pres. JAGGER, WILLIAM LESLIE Civitan, BSU Steering Comm., “Challenge” Productions Staff, W.A.M., Intermural Football, Basketball JONES, ANNE MARGARET Kissimee Social Tribe Ideal” Pledge, Pledge Pres., Pres., Histo- rian, Phi Beta Lambda, Civitan Sweetheart, BSU Executive Council, Miss M.C., Class Officer 2 yrs., Class Favorite, Beauty, Mary Nelson Res. Assist., Who’s Who, Preview Day Chairman, Homecoming Chairman JONES, FRANCES MELISSA Laguna Social Tribe, Cantata Choir, Tribesman Staff, Delta Omicron JOHNSON, JOHN MELVIN 3 yr. Letterman Track and Cross Country, M.C. Track Club, Bo- heap Pres. JOHNSON, JOYCE VIRGINIA Kappa Delta Phi, Beta Kappa Phi JOHNSON, LONA KATHRYN Modeling Team, SBA Senator, Jennings and Commuter KELLY, VIDA LYNN Kissimee Social Tribe, SEA, Admissions Council, Modeling Team, Con- cert Choir, Miss M.C. 2nd Runner Up KENNEDY, WILLIAM CRAIG Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, M-Club KEY, RICHARD DUANE Beta Beta Beta, V. Pres., Concert Band (NEMJC), Scholarship (NEMJC) KILGO, JOSEPH RICHARD SBA Lycium Comm., Collegian, 3rd Floor Ratliff, Sign-up Club KILLEBREW, RONALD LLOYD SBA Pres., Rat- liff Dorm Pres., Senate, Civitan Treas., MAB, Staff Photographer, Collegian Photographer, BSU Summer Missionary, LUDOC, Ltd. Pres., Who’s Who, ODK KIRKLAND, JONATHAN LOUIS Alpha Epsilon Delta, Beta Beta Beta LADNER, WENDELL WESSON Freshman BSU Council, Soph. Class V. Pres., Senate, Band LADNIER, BRENDA KAREN Delta Sigma Pi Pres., V. Pres., Phi Beta Lambda LANGWORTHY, WARREN O. MAB V. Pres., Circle K Pres., ODK Pres., AED, Beta Beta Beta, Alpha Chi, Sigma Tau Delta, Who’s Who LEAKE, KATHERINE BETH Nenamoosha So- cial Tribe, Band, Psychology Club LEE, ROBERT B. Senate, AED, Beta Beta Beta, Sigma Tau Delta, Circle K, Intermural Football, Basketball, Who ' s Who, LUDOC Ltd., Senior Apathy Club, MAB Sec., V. Chairman, Chairman LEE, ROY NOBLE, JR. History Club, Sigma Tau Delta LEWIS, DEBBIE ANN Kappa Delta Pi, SNEA, Dean’s List LIDDELL, DEBRA JEAN Phi Beta Lambda, BSA + LINSON, MARY ANN BSA + , Treas., BSU LOFTON, KATHRYN SUE Kissimee Social Tribe, Modeling Team, Beauty LONG, GREG WAYNE Band, Cantata Choir, BSU, Harvest LUEBBERT, RICHARD WESLEY, II Circle K, Baseball, BSU LYLE, SANDRA K. Celebration Singers, Crippled Children’s Home (BSU), C.C.C.C. (BSU) % MALTBY, MELODY TALBERT Delta Omicron, Alpha Lambda Delta, Band, Band Librarian, Hon- ors I, II, Accompanist MANUEL, MARY K. Home Economics Club, V. Pres. Publications, Freshman Class Treas., Mod- eling Squad, Kissimee Social Tribe, Newsletter Editor Miss. Home Economics Asso — Student Edition, Alpha Chi, Kappa Delta Pi MARELLI, CHRISTINE D. Modeling Team MARTIN, CAROL ANNE Nenamoosha Social Tribe Hist., Secretary, SEA Treas., Kappa Delta Pi Hist., BSU Vesper Choir Sec., Treas MARTIN, DEBBIE MAREE SNEA V. Pres., Kappa Delta Pi V. Pres., Phi Theta Kappa, Alpha Chi MASON, GARY MILTON BSU Executive Coun- cil, American Chemical Society, Civitan, LKSNT, Alpha Chi MATTHEWS, PAMELA JAN FCA, BSU MAY, BROOKES ANNE M.C. BAND, BSU, La- guna Social Tribe MAYNOR, LYONETTE BSU, BSA -l- Sec., Delta Sigma Pi Asst. Jr. V. Pres, for Pledges, Gospel Truth Singers Bookkeeper, Track Sweet- heart, Homecoming Maid, Band MAZE, GARY LEE Harvest Director, Business Manager, Sinfonia Hist., Band, BSU, Who’s Who McALPIN, SONIA FAY Home Economics Club Social Chairman McCARTY, ANGEL Laguna Social Tribe Pledge Pres., Spirit Chairman, Parents Day Chairman, BSU Freshman Council, SNEA, Home Economics Club, Spiritual Enrichment Week Steering Comm., Freshman Talent Show Chairman McCAY, MARVIN BARHAM Varsity Football, Fellowship Christian Athletes, Who’s Who McCLEAVE, WILLIAM R. Delta Sigma Pi McCORMICK, ANN Choir (HJC), Phi Beta Kappa (HJC), BSU MclNTOSH, CHRISTI TURNBOW Freshman Homecoming Maid, Soph. Class Favorite, Soph. Nursing Class V. Pres., Nenamoosha Social Tribe McLELLAN, SANDRA GAYLE Nenamoosha Social Tribe, Nursing SBA Recording Sec. McMILLAN, DAVID LEE Alpha Epsilon Delta, ACS, Tri-Beta, Vesper Choir, BSU, Harvest, bank MEADOWS, HEROLD LEON SBA Trea., BSU Steering Committee, Delta Sigma Pi , Omicron Delta Kappa, LKSNT, Band-Drum major, LUDOC, Ltd., Cantata Choir, Who’s Who MEDLIN, DAVID TERRELL Swannanoa Beau, Civitan Club, BSU Freshman Council Chairman, BSU Program Committee, Student Guidance and Personnel Comm., Financial Asst. Comm., Focus Day Co-Chrm., Who’s Who MELLON, LOU MASHBURN Phi Beta Lambda MERCER, RON Pastor, Outstanding Young Men in Am, Who’s Who in Religion MILNER, DAVID WAYNE Senator, Tri-Beta MILNER, INDA REYNOLDS Phi Beta Lambda Pres., Kappa Delta Pi, Alpha Chi, Pi Omega Pi MILONE, DONNA T. APi Gamma Mu V. Pres., Sociology Club V. Pres., Alpha Chi MINOR, DOUGLAS JAMES Trainer-Football and baseball MITCHELL, DAVID CHILTON Civitan Sec., ACS, Alpha Chi, Alpha Epsilon Delta, Focus Day Comm., Homecoming Comm., HOP choir, Col- lege Republicans MORRIS, KATHY LYNN Nenamoosh, Nursing Student Body Pres., Cap and Gown Hist. MORSE, SUSAN F. Kissimee Rush Chrm., Sen- ator, BSU Exec. Council, BSU Steering Comm. Cross-Section, Alpha Psi Omega Social Sec., Cap and Gown, Track Club Sweetheart 76-77, Young Republicans MUNCIE, NAOMI RUTH Delta Omicron Pres., Publicity, Chplain, American Guild of Organist Concert Choir Accompanist, Cap and Gown MYRICK, GAIL LYNN Nenamoosha Tribe, Phi Beta Lambda, FCA MYRICK, PAMELA ANN Nenamoosha, Pres. Latimer-Webb, WAB, Home Ec. Association NICHOLS, EDWARD GASTON Pi Mu Epsilon Pres., Math Club Pres., Alpha Chi, Omicron Delta Kappa, Computer Assistant for Math Dept. ORR, REBECCA LYNN Nenamoosha Pledge Class Pres., Nursing Student Body Association 2nd V.P., Cap Gown Reporter, Jr. Home- coming Maid, Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities PEARCE, BEVERLY ANN Jennings House Council, BSU Steering Committee and Executive Council, LKSNT Belle, Resident Assistant Gun- ter, Pi Gamma Mu, Sociology Club, Lyceum Committee, Sign-up Club PITTMAN, BEVERLY DIANNE Secretary of Freshman Class, Kissimee Social Tribe, Naturals Concert Choir 206 POATES, LINDA DIANE Sociology Club PONDER, SHARON ANN BSU, Vesper Choir, Phi Beta Lambda Pres., House Council POWER, PERRIE S. Phi Beta Lambda V.P., Kappa Delta Pi QUINN, ELLEN ANN Nenamoosha Tribe Histo- rian, Sigma Tau Delta Sec., Alpha Lambda Delta Historian, Alpha Chi, Cap Gown, COLLEGIAN Editor, Presidential Scholar, Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities RAMSAY, JAMES BRADFORD German Club V.P., LKSNT, ACS RASBERRY, PAUL DANIEL Pre-Legal Pres., COLLEGIAN Sports Editor REICH, SUE ANNE Nenamoosha Social Tribe, SEA, Alpha Chi, Kappa Delta Pi, BSU Programs Committee REXRODE, RODNEY EDWARD Pre-Legal Society RAHAIM, SUSAN DIANE SNEA, FCA, Nena- moosha Social Tribe RUSHING, SHARON LYNN Concert Choir, Delta Omicron, Music Educator’s Association RUSSELL, JANICE L. SNEA RUTLEDGE, ELIZABETH ANN Nenamoosha Pres., Alpha Chi, Alpha Lambda Delta, Pi Mu Ep- silon Sec., WAB Chairman, Civitan Sweetheart, Math Club V.P., BSU Executive Council, Cap Gown, Pi Kappa Delta, Soph, and Jr. Class Fa- vorite, Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities SIMMONS, BARRY GLENN Civitan Sec., Sen- ate, BSU Missions Council, Lyceum Committee, Senator of the Year 1 976-77, Resident Assistant SIMMONS, DOUGLAS K. ODK, FCA, Football, Resident Assistant, Dorm Manager, Dean’s List, CCC, BSU Family Group Leader SIMMONS, JAN Kissimee Pledge Tres., Histo- rian, Pres.; SNEA Program Chairman, Pres., Par- ents’ Day Chairman; Freshman Orientation Chairman, Focus Day Chairman; BSU Tutor, In- tertribal Council SINCLAIR, DONNA Kissimee Social Tribe, Al- pha Lambda Delta, Alpha Chi, SNA Pres., Cap Gown V.P., BSU Tutor SMITH, JUDY KATHERINE Nenamoosh V.P., SBA Chief Justice, Cap Gown, SEA Program Chairman, Phi Alpha Theta, Kappa Delta Pi, Beta Beta Beta, Intertribal Council SMITH, PATRICIA ELLEN Math Club Tres., Se- nior Class Tres., Latimer-Webb Senator, Latimer- Webb House Council, Nenamoosha Social Tribe, Alpha Lambda Delta, Pi Mu Epsilon, Flag Corps Captain, Band, BSU Drama Club SNYDER, TOMMY NEAL BSU SPARKMAN, TOMMY RAY Concert Choir V.P., Naturals, Student Director, Sinfonia Sec. SPENCER, SARAH JANICE Laguna Social Tribe Pres., SNEA, Intertribal Council Pres. STAMPS, MARK KEVIN STANBERRY, MELANIE SUSAN Mu Phi Epsi- lon, Alpha Chi, Dean’s List, Modeling Squad, Cantata Choir, Madrigal STEVENS, SANDRA KAY Phi Beta Lambda STEWART, FLORENCE EILEEN Track Club Sweetheart STRIBLING, LEE ELLEN Kissimee Social Tribe Historian, Miss Mississippi College, Circle K Sweetheart, M-Club Sweetheart, Parade of Fa- vorites, Beauty, Most Beautiful, Cheerleader, Cap Gown STRINGER, MARINELL Nenamoosha Social Tribe Sec. and Spirit Chairman, BSU Freshman Council, Sociology Club Sec. Tres., Gunter Dorm V.P. TABOR, GARY WILLIAM SNEA TANKSLEY, ROBERT WAYNE Pre-Legal So- ciety, FCA TAYLOR, DOUGLAS BSA Plus Pres., MCTC Chaplain, FCA, Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities, Track Team, Cross Country TAYLOR, KIM Swannanoa Social Tribe Tres., Kappa Delta Pi Sec., BSU TAYLOR, RICHARD MICHAEL Art Club THERIOT, TIMOTHY M. Football, M-Club THOMPSON, TYLER Basketball, BSA THORNTON, MARIE P. Alpha Chi, Kappa Delta Pi, SNEA TOWNSEND, TERESA GAYLE Lady Chocs Basketball, SEA TRIPLETT, DEBRA KAYE Nursing SBA, SNA, Senior Nursing Class Pres., Kissimee Social Tribe TROTTER, BARBARA DELORES Vesper Choir, Nursing SBA, NSNA, Nursing SBA Sec., Nena- moosha Social Tribe, BSA Plus WARE, DEXTER ERWIN Civitan WATERBURY, KATHRYN ANN Kissimee Social Tribe Tres. and Recording Secretary, Delta Sigma Pi Chapter Correspondant, Senate, TRIBESMAN WEAVER, C. DOUGLAS Alpha Chi, Dean’s List, Senate, Cantata Choir WELLINGTON, SUSAN YOUNG Modeling Team, Nenamoosha Social Tribe, Track Club Sweetheart, Alpha Chi, Art Club Pres., Dean’s List WELLS, ANN ELIZABETH Alpha Epsilon Delta Tres., Alpha Lambda Delta, Nenamoosha Social Tribe WHITTON, LONNIE PAUL Delta Sigma Pi WILLIAMS, LAWRENCE JEROMY Concert Choir, Civitan, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, Tribal Players, History Club, Pre-Legal Society, Dean’s Scholar WILLIAMS, RICHARD PAUL Track, Art Club WOOD, GARY D. Circle K Pres., Young Re- publican, Golf Team YATES, POLLY Home Ec Club, Alpha Chi, Art Club 207 I really can’t say that I am not glad that the work on this yearbook is over— or will be as soon as I finish writing this. It’s been fun, rewarding, frustrating, aggravating, and most of all a great learning experience for me— but enough is enough. I don’t feel like I really did justice to the opening section, or got across really what I wanted to say, limited as I was by space, time, money, and inadequate words. What I wanted to convey was the way our lives and the circumstances around us are constantly changing, and that the most important thing is how we react to the changes, good or bad. This year has been one of tremendous changes in my life. Most of the events were things I would rather have avoided. But I couldn’t, and by being forced to face some of the deepest pain, frustration, and hurt of my life, I have learned things I might never have discovered otherwise. Through my reactions to the things that con- fronted me and those I love, I began to realize that with God’s help, anything, no matter how difficult, can be faced. Now, when I look at the future, I feel a confidence and assurance I have never felt before. To me, being able to face life head on, without flinching, is what it’s all about. I would like to take this opportunity to say “Thank you’’ to those of you who helped me over the rough spots. The love that was given to me when I so desperately needed it was appreciated more than you can know. I hope I can return it in full. Special thanks go to Don Goodrum and Fifi LaFan for their art work for the cover. Mississippi College Library 208 V DATE DUE CAVLOKO fAINTCOINU. A.