Mississippi College - Tribesman Yearbook (Clinton, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 214 of the 1983 volume:

LELAND SPEED LIBRARY MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE CLINTON, MISSISSIPPI TRIBESMAN 1981 Volume XLVI Marilynn Ashcraft, Co-Editor Romona Corley, Co-Editor Carla Morris, Business Manager Cindy Sumner, Photo Editor Janet Lee, Faculty Advisor Contents: Events 8 Competition 34 Participation 62 Academics 108 People 1 40 Advertising 194 193545 2 3 4 5 Someone — to talk with to dance with to sing with to eat with to laugh with to cry with to think with to understand Someone — to be my friend EVENTS HOMECOMING 1982 As the half-time show began, the MC Marching Band formed a musical backdrop for the Homecom- ing Court. The procession was led by Freshman maid Tamera Butler, escorted by her father, Mr. Talmage Butler. Sophomore maid Dana Smith was escorted by Mr. Rory Lee. Dr. Joseph W. Branson escorted his daughter, Junior maid Joann Branson. The Senior maid, Gerri Chiles, was escorted by her father, Mr. Henry E. Chiles, and the Maid of Hon- or, Melanie Thompson, was escorted by her father, Rev. Julius Thompson. The crowd rose to a standing ovation as the court presented its Queen, Crystal Crosby, who was escorted by her father, Rev. Billy Crosby. The cheering crowd welcomed the court and the Choctaws streamed back on to the field for the second half of the battle. As the end drew near, the Chocs roared to claim a 42- 1 4 victory over the Oua- chita Tigers. Gerri Chiles Senior Maid Melanie Thompson Maid of Honor Crystal Crosby Queen 10 11 WHAT ABOUT THAT HOMECOMING SPIRIT? Saturday, October 16, dawned with an ar- ray of bright sunshine and crisp air. Among the beginning activities were alumni and mother-daughter receptions and luncheons. The Parade proceeded through Clinton as the MC Marching Band led the way. Deco- rative floats portraying the Homecoming theme proceeded down the main street as attentive crowds observed the event. Woodsy the Owl and Swannanoa waved their cheery hellos. 12 13 MISS MC 1982 Laurie Lofton On Saturday, February 27, Miss Laurie Lofton was crowned Miss Mississippi College, 1982. “It was like a dream come true,” said Laurie. However, Laurie’s success took more than dreams. It took many hours of hard work and preparation. In July, Laurie had the opportunity to represent Mississippi College at the Miss Mis- sissippi Pageant in Vicksburg. Along with the honor of Miss Mississippi College, Laurie re- ceived a generous scholarship allowance. The four other finalists were first alternate, Mar- ietta Pace; second alternate, Cherri Marlar; third alternate, Allyson Barker; and fourth alternate, Shelley Martin. Lt: Marietta Pace Scholarship Award Rt: Tandy Booth Congeniality Award 14 All the contestants in the Miss Mississippi College Pageant pose in front of the panel of judges. (left to right) Allyson Barker, Jackson, 3rd alternate; Marietta Pace, Pearl, 1st alternate; Laurie Lofton, Miss Mississippi College; Cherri Marlar, Corinth, 2nd alternate; Shelley Martin, Clinton, 4th alternate. 15 X w C 16 As school began, the time to rush finally arrived. Intertri- bal opened up the event with the annual general rush meeting in the Hall of Fame room. Each tribe battled around the room with their voices. The coke parties began the next week. Each tribe set up displays and put on their best smiles as the rushees visited them. As rush drew to an end, each tribe performed their own version of a musical play. Nenamoosha led the tribes with “The Velveteen Bear.” Swannanoa came next with “Gone With the Breeze,” and “Best Little Tribe at MC.” Kissimee followed with “Making Your Dreams Come True.” The finale came with Laguna’s story of “Reflec- tions.” The 1982 rush ended with none other than the “BIG SQUEAL NIGHT” as the new rushees were thrown in the mud. i 17 I LOVE AMERICA DAY October 4, 1982 7:50 Raising of flag by Reed R. Pettey 1 0:00 Chapel — Uncle Sam; Presentation of flag; prayer; Paul Ott, U.S. Wildlife Feder- ation, “Right Arm of America” 10:30 Patio — Apple pie and patriotic music Lunch In the Quad, “Old Fashioned American Picnic” 12:00 Alex McKeigney, Vice-Pres., Miss. Power and Light, “I am the United States of America” 12:25 Mississippi College BSU choir 12:40 Terry Rhodes, Chairman of the Board, Miss. Jaycees, “Excited About America!” 6:15 BSU Patriotic Emphasis 7:00 Lowering of flag — Taps by Reed R. Pet- tey 7:10 Ice Cream “Social” on the Quad 7:30 Fireworks display — valley The 2nd annual “I Love America Day” unfolded on October 4, amid patriotic programs and a fireworks display. This event was coordinated by the “I.L.A.D.” committee and the S.B.A. This special day offered the M.C. students a chance to express in a very definite way, love for their country in the American Way. According to Mark Wilson, Committee Chairman and creator of the celebration, the event was held in response to the demonstra- tions against the U.S.A. by college age students who have a nega- tive attitude about America. The demonstration held at M.C. was very positive in nature, and showed the community, the state, and even the nation that some young people still believe in patriotism and are willing to show their loyalty for the American way of life. The event was covered by all three local television stations. Activi- ties included speeches in Chapel, and at noon, an “old fashioned American picnic” on the Quad. The climax of the day was the ever- popular fireworks display. FRESHMAN ORIENTATION Besides the inevitability of death and taxes, add the yearly influx of freshmen. Not that we’re not glad to have them, you understand — it’s just that it takes a whole semester to break them in right. But each year a valiant SBA Attorney attempts to work a miracle and educate them about MC in the mere space of two weeks. Cliff Michell had his “Cliffs Cops’’ and “Mitchell’s Muscles’’ on the lookout for transgressing freshmen, who though terrified at first, soon learned that nobody would kill them for refusing to bow and scrape to seniors. The usual activities took place right on schedule, culminating in the shaving cream fight in the valley. Upperclassmen and freshmen alike benefited from the spirit of comradrie that grew out of two weeks of harassment — all in the spirit of fun. Bet in 20 years, the freshmen of 1982 will get real nostalgic about that t-shirt that reads “Property of MC Pententiary’’ and they’ll remember those days vividly. But for the present, fresh- men just want to make it to sophomore status, so they can harass the poor freshmen of 1983. 20 CLASH OF THE CLASSES A day that always proves to be a great deal of fun is the day the classes clash. The scene of the battle was in the midst of the Quad, aiding in more participation. The emcee for this spiritfilled day was Tony Stringer. Cliff Mitchell, SBA Attorney, was the official score- keeper for the events of the day. The events included the orange pass, the water-chain race, Life-Saver pass, balloon volleyball, and several others. This was a day of triumph for the Seniors. 21 DELTA STATE WEEK MC 20 NE. La. Univ. 24 MC 28 Valdosta 13 MC 16 Presbyterian 17 MC 35 Southern State 8 MC 31 Troy State 7 MC 36 Jacksonville St. 52 MC 42 Cuachita 14 MC 16 UT Martin 9 MC 21 Livingston 3 MC 27 DELTA STATE 6 MC 28 Univ. North Alabama 20 22 For the fourth straight year, MC claimed posses- sion of the AWESOME Heritage Bell by over- coming D.S.U. with a score of 27 to 6. MC stu- dents anxiously awaited the arrival of the Statesmen all week by supporting the Chocs with a pep rally at McDonald’s preceded with a pa- rade on that cold November night. Students showed their true colors by wearing “Beat Delta State” T-shirts and buttons. Look out Statesmen! 23 wh wozoo AMY GRANT October 5, 1982, the A.E. Wood Coliseum was the scene of the Amy Grant concert. The show was opened by artist Michael W. Smith, pianist for Amy’s band. Amy’s segment began with “I Have Decided,” and went uphill from there. In addition to the soft rock, and her “songs from the heart.” This concert helped the semester get off to a great start. With the anticipation of future events as exciting as the Amy Grant concert, the audience left in hopes of a fantastic year. 24 TRUTH With the week of Homecoming came many exciting events. One of the most exciting a nd entertaining took place October 15 at 9:30 P.M. in the Nelson Auditorium. Truth and the Truth band from Mobile, Alabama performed live in concert as part of the Homecoming activities. This provided a terrific opportunity to see and hear contemporary Christian music at its finest. “Truth” are, as one of their songs suggest, “called to a higher purpose— that being to sing praises about our risen Savior.” This proved to be a most enjoyable night. 25 The spirit of competition was very much alive on the 1 3th annual Derby Day sponsored by Delta Sigma Pi. All four tribes were fired up and ready for a victory. Each was determined to show their best talent and to secure a victory from last year’s winner, Kissimee. However, Kissimme regained its title of first place. Laguna followed with a close second. Not very far behind in third place was Swannanoa. Nenamoosha finished in 4th place. The Derby Day Court appeared during a competition break. James Marshall represented Kissimee and was crowned Derby Day Queen. James Rigney represented Laguna; Mark Courtney represented Nenamoosha; Chris Goolsby represented Swannanoa. 26 27 SPRING FEVER 28 I ! r Once again the SBA attempted to heighten spring fever by holding Spring Fever Week — April 19-22. The week was filled w ith activities and Thursday, no classes were held. Some of the events of the week included a watermelon cut and a movie, “The Goodbye Girl.” Thursday was the big day with a Fun Run — for those who enjoyed running. Also held were games in which everyone participated including the limbo, tug-of-war, the tra- ditional balloon toss, and the jello slurp, plus many more. The evening meal was BBQ chicken and ribs on the patio. Following the meal was the grand finale, Mac McAnally. This was Mat’s second appearance at MC. i 29 SHAKESPEAREAN FESTIVAL WELCOME ONE GUEST TO THE 5tl) Annual fjakcfiptare Jfetfttbal ftflabngal Burner FEATURING THE M. C. abrigal ingertf TUESDAY, APRIL 27th -6:30 P.M. HALL OF FAME - M. C. STUDENT CENTER 30 PROGRAM First Fanfare Procession Second Fanfare Wassail Bowl Third Fanfare Boar’s Head Fourth Fanfare Entertainment Fifth Fanfare Concert Madrigal Singers Dr. James Glass • director Keith Touchton Curtis Hatcher Allen Lummus Tom Middleton Walton Courtney Tammie Dougan Sally Sandifer Tanya Powe Elaine Martin Debbie Miller Cathy Wooten Menu Wosseyle Copper Fressh Fruyt Letuse Sallade Tendre Byffe Cornish Hen Botata English Peas Brounded Loofe Tarts Cast Lord and Lady — Dr. Mrs. Pittman Troubadour — Jim Grantham David Magers Jester — Kimbrough Simmons Wench — Linda Parker 32 SPEAKERS... Jo Ann Leavell First lady of the New Orleans Bap- tist Theological Seminary. Graduate of Newcomb College in New Orleans. Served as President of Minister’s Wives of the S.3.C. (1976) - In demand as a speaker to women’s groups and family life conferences along with her hus- band, Landrum P. Leavell. Mother of four children. Joe McKeever Pastor of First Baptist Church in Columbus, MS - Graduate of Birmingham-Southern College (B.A., 1962) and New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary (Th.M., 1967 and D. Min. 1973) Served on the Southern Baptist Convention Foreign Mission Board. Well known cartoonist and speaker to college students - Mar- ried and father of three children. Dan Yeary Pastor of University Baptist Church in Coral Gables, FL. Graduate of Hardin-Simmons University (B.A., 1961) and Southwestern Baptist Theo. Seminary (M.R.E., 1965) Listed in Who’s Who in Religion in the South (1980-81) Published author - Married and father of three children. Keith Tonkel Pastor of Wells Memorial Methodist Church in Jackson. Published author {Finally the Dawn , 1959). Writer and Producer of the Probing and Communicate radio series - B.A. in Philosophy from Millsaps and M. Div. from Emory University - Married and father of two children and several foster children. i 33 The glory of friendship is not the outstretched hand, nor the kindly smile nor the joy of companionship; it is the spiritual inspiration that comes to one when he discovers that someone else believes in him and is willing to trust him. COMPETITION FOOTBALL Nice Kick, Jordan Come on guys, where are you? Front Row: Grad. Assist. Coach T Coates, Grad. Assist. Coach J Price, Coach T McMillan, Coach D Skelton, Head Coach J Williams, Coach R Herzog, Coach T Gladney, Coach H Hudson, Coach J Purvis, Grad. Assist. Coach M James; Row Two: S Jordan, B Gray, B Gibson, S Chumley, B Wroten, P Meyerchick, W Pharis, M Everett, A Kidd, K Hudson, B Howell, M Kincaid, J Turcotte, L Jones; Row Three: P Richards, T Benson, B Hughes, M Ricker, G Wilkins, C Pickering, R Everett, G Buie, P Turner, J Magee, M Sherrill, CR Keyes, C Young, D Posey, B Wison, K Washington; Row Four: C Pope, D Pickich, J Ray, JD Crowe, S Rogers, JD McAffee, E Conway, T Griffis, Moore, C Shelley, M Milner, O McDonald, C Moore, B Ladnier, J Hemphill, B Tullos; Row Five: M Crosby, R Spires, W Kulo, T Nester, R Nye, K Garner, A Jones, S Davis, J Estrada, J Webb, R Blankenship, T Melton, P Browning, R Mathner, S McRaney, G Stockman; Row Six: J Cartwright, L Wison, J Fritchner, D Anderson, P Parker, C Dean, J Rigney, E Mahaffey, R Chatham, F Byrd, T Langley, B Beck, T Higginbotham, J Moore, R Crosby, R Hawthorne, J Wilson; Row Seven: D Mitchell, W Harold, M Melchiori, A Stephens, D Blackburn, K Hammond, W Frazier, R Lovelady, E Thrush, H Stanfield, H Jones, C Gibbons, M Williams, W Nelson, T. Yancy, C Strohm, M Williams. Practice that baton Ben! 36 flp v ' S8B® V 13 4 r It’ll be OK Warren — I promise! Everyone follow Alvin . Go to it, Posey. What a defense! Yeh, we’re BAD! 37 Si Hold on Kincaid, you’re going the wrong way. Keep running Myerchick, Chip will come to the rescue once again. 38 CHEERLEADERS a part of the Choctaw team. 40 I I MC Cheerleaders in rain or shine always prove to be the best. Dedication, patience and alot of bard work goes into this team. Linda West encourages fans to get that MC spirit. Cliff Mitchell and Lori Pur- vis help cheer the Chocs to victory. Senior Michelle Albritton shows a little worry during a tough game. 41 42 Top Row: Lisa Campell, Sharon Andrews, Lisa Arnold, Becky Cambell Bottom Row: Robin Wood, Mandy Kucik, Lisa Cottrell LADIES CROSS COUNTRY You’re kidding! 43 Tell em like it is, coach. CROSS COUNTRY Top Row: Wayne Hannah, Trip Garner, Ronny Romines, Tony Greer, Danny Renaker, Bottom Row: Tony Farris, Tony Huffmann, Van Saveli, Ron Smith 45 Back Row: Jeff Williams, Harvey Ellis, Mark Merritt, Bowmar McGehee; Front Row: Tommy Wild, Pat Wild, Chris Harmon; Not Pictured: Todd Wendling, Chad Obersch- midt Easy now, Bowmar. 46 I can reach it. t 47 Front Row: Richard A. Compere, Jerry Nance, Eric Davidson, Scott McReynolds, Terry Stella, Philip Pea- cock, Back Row: Rhonda Stamps, Ed Meaders, Kevin Peacock, Gerhard Simonis, Stanley Wilson, David Smith, Gerhard Donha, Ken Lyle, Wayne Estes, Mary Trotter, Tim Glaze Where will it land? I think this is how you do it. 48 WOOOw 49 B A S E B A L L Coach Skelton gives Floyd Hubbell some encourage- ment. On his way to make another Choctaw run is Donny Fos- ter. Team members gather to- gether to have prayer. i 50 1 Choctaws Donny Foster, Brooks Warren and Jimmy Booth relax with friends. 51 Donny Foster waits for his turn, to hit another homerun. Tim Yancy gives instruc- tions to the players about warming up. Brooks Warren and Richey Hines talk things over be- tween innings. Junior Floyd Hubbell looks optimistic while waiting for his turn to bat. 52 Freshmen Scott Sisson looks very pleased with the Choc- taws. 82-83 Mr. Everything, Tim Yancy, takes a few minutes out for a rest. The Choctaws watch intens- ly, giving all their support. Greg Williams contemplates about the game strategy. 53 Front row (1-r) Dean Clower, Dean Shaw, Lenny Lyons, Ricky Seirp, Carlos Ford, Alan Dedeaux, Jessie Kelly, Coach Doug Flines; Second row Mike Chambless, Anthony Garner, Ricky Stone, Lee McMillian, David Leavell; Third row Anthony Hicks, Kembrell Young, Wade Clark, Keith Howard, and Felix Johnson. MEN’S BASKETBALL Senior Carlos Ford uses deep concentration and alot of skill to keep the ball. 54 I give you my time, my effort, my all . . . I challenge you with perseverance I am an athlete, a winner. 55 The Lady Chocs are ready for a road trip. First row (1-r) — Lea Ann Machias, Gail Lobue, Becky Schenll; Second row — Celia Meeks, Regina Ginn, Becky Sinclair, Cassandra Powell; Third row — Anita Bond, Cindy Hammond, Carla Tillman, Mary Ellen Andry- kowski, Terrie Howell, Deb- orah Mitchell, Janet Smith, and Barbara McCanna. Sophomore Terrie Howell always gives her best for the Choctaws. 56 57 W HOOKO T1 O H 3 tfl pO Cfl 2: Tl rv 59 Two are better than one; because they have a good reward for their labor. For if they fall, the one will lift up his fellow; but woe to him that is alone when he falleth; for he hath not another to help him up. And if one prevail against him, two shall withstand him; and a threefold cord is not quickly broken. Old Testament MC MARCHING BAND Flags: Mary Stewart, Debbie Boland, Angela Davis, Melanie Haire, Kim Hoven, Cheryl Whitehead, Charlene Bell, Lisa Bosarge Drum Major: Max Ponder. Feature Twirler: Patty Lewis 1st Row: Eddie Hatchett, Stance Seaborne, Becky Jacks, Richard Peters, Jean Wells, David White, Jerry Bristol 2nd Row: Anne Gould, Melody Murphy, Donnie Trotter, Steve Taylor, Kathy Cheek, Suzi Orend, Jeff Nations, Jo Ann Sandifer, Kathy Kay, Mary Kay Oliveria 3rd Row: Rusty Thaggard, Ken Cook, Darrell Williams, Carolyn Rooke, Stan Nichols, Rex, Mohon, John Kelly, Craig Horne, Carolyn Johnson, Tommy Lister 4th Row: Glenn Payne, Redd Petty, David Hayes, David Rose, Bob Couch, Lewis Harmon, Mark Barrett 5th Row: Paul May, Terry Dent CIVITAN Jet, Davis, Steve Bath, John Murphy, Charles Farmer, Jeff Lindergrin, Wendall Dodd, William Greenhill, Mike Cunning- ham, Mike Hielman, Mark Merritt, Jason Marshall, Vaughn Tipton, Kevin Ivey, Jerry Bristol, Barry Brand, Kevin Humphreys, Bowman McGeehee, Jerry Nance, Angus Shirley, Bill Douglas, Jeffrey Smith, Scott Courtney, Alan Bowen, Will Dowling, David Broome, David Proudhon, Randall Hall, Keith Hill, Scott Tynes, Gene Fortenberry, David Hayes, David Gunn, Steve Lee, John Langworthy, Jeff Rankin, Tommy Hughes, Rex Mohan, Karen Vance, June Goodwin, Joann Branson, Ricky Prussell Christ Bristol Collegiate Civitan is the college division of Civitan Inter- national. Civitan offers young men opportunities for ser- vice to their school and their fellowman. Civitan’s purpose is to be “Builders of Good Citizenship.” The primary objective of the Misssissippi College Collegiate Civitan and the members is SERVICE. 64 OFFICERS: Gene Fortenberry— Sargent at Arms Ricky Prussell — Secretary Daniel Hall — 1st Vice President Chris Bristol — President Scott Tynes — 2nd Vice President Steve Lee — Treasurer Keith Hill — Chaplain SWEETHEARTS: Karen Vance, Joann Branson, June Goodwin Civitan supports numerous projects such as maintaining the swings on campus and ant extermination, (the ants won) Also, Civitan helped raise money for the CCCC by running a fair and remodeling houses. Civitan participated in the annu- al spirit run from M.C. to Livingston which totaled 120 miles, and they also tutor at Clinton Junior High School. 65 CIRCLE K MEMBERS: Sheldon Parker, Dr. Bill Stark; sponsor, Nathan Cothen, Jeff Guynes, Johnny Fisk, David Lubell, Bill Touchstone, Milton Giler, Scotty Wilson, Norman Gough, Mark Mattox, Joel McKinley, Chris Maloney, Mack Burrell, Tony Stringer, Jim Turcotte, Cliff Mitch- ell, Marty Stephens, Steve Stewart, Ben McCard, Bill Hurt, Durret Evans, Chris Harmon, Davis Rose, Scott McReynolds, Glen Frazier, Mitch Tyner, Ricky Young, Tripp Garner, Jeff Williams, Paul Brazier, Jerry McGuire, Craig Horn, Rusty Price, Chip Wilbanks, Ter- ry Barnes, Fulton Thompson, Kelvin Rayburn, Ronnie Young, Ron Smith, Reed Pettey, Eddie Donahue, Harvey Ellis, Brian McCarty, Jeff Prichard, Paul Romero, Jeff Wilson, Joe Cole, Jon Daniels, Steve Williams, Jeff Blak- ly, Phillip Grady, Greg Gee, Rebecca Royston, Karen Hudson, Melanie Thompson, Kim Walker, John Gentry, Lance Presley, Chip Massey, Tony Smith, Chris Goosbly. OFFICERS: Bill Touchstone, Treasurer; Phillip Grady, Vice-President of Programs; Chris Goolsby, President; Chip Massey, Secre- tary; John Gentry; Rush Chairman. 67 SWANNANOA SOCIAL TRIBE MEMBERS: Richard Compere, Jeff Rankin, Nancy Powell, Tommy Hughes, Sherry Smith, Daniel Hall, Julie Allen, Cherise Ayers, Carolyn Rooke, Stacy Owen, Kathy Stone, Rhonda Birch, Julann Wilin- son, Laurie Bailey, Gina Allen, Haley Hughes, Paula Barlowe OFFICERS: Sherry Smith, Vice President; Nancy Powell, President; Paula Barlowe, Treasurer; Gina Allen, Pledge President 68 BEAUX: Daniel Hall, Richard Compere, Jeff Rankin, Tommy Hughes % f Though small in size, Swannaoa has always been big in the eyes of its members. Their enthusiasm and work has brought much inspiration to our campus. Being a Swannanoa mem- ber means having to work very hard for what you want and often doing more than your fair share. Because of this and the dedication of all the girls involved, Swannanoa is always considered a strong contender in the activities on campus. 69 LAGUNA SOCIAL TRIBE MEMBERS: Chip Wilbanks, Susan Payne, Kathy Heath, Lynn Burt, Cindy Huffstetter, Melanie Owen, Kathy Buckley, Dana Smith, Sarah Newell, Robyn Dunn, Camille Gilliland, Tammy Sistrunk, Mindy Moore, Karen Allen, Kerri Jones, Anita Foster, Debbie Curse, Anne Gould, Deborah Cliburn, Anna Hamilton, Tanya Dendy, Lisa Arnold, Ginny Ruffin, Beth Blackwell, Tandy Booth, Alisa Powers, Dana Cassibry, Lynne Knight, Renee Gil- more, Canda Palmer, Ann Marie Carley, Charlene Bell, Peggy Dendy, Beth Raley, Debbie McDonald, Natasha Shirley, Terri Crossnoe, Jenny Turner, Melinda Runion, Sherry Threatt, Laurie McCubbin, Michelle Anderson, Becky Butler, Angela Kennedy, Mendy Ellzey, Julianna Cran, Ann Potter, Suzette Hall, Fetina Massey, Jan Dukes, Melinda Broome, Lee McHann, Melody Mur- phy, Kelly Grady, Janet Harris, Marilynn Ashcraft, Cathy Bailey, Leigh Ann Lewis, Marua Harrell, Patti Gregory, Peggy Parks, Janet Sessums, Kathy Cawthorn, Jean Woo, Cheryl Hutcherson, Rhonda Stamps, Jana Newton, Nora Farmer, Mittke Smith, Nan- cy Bowie Not Pictured: Beth Blanton, Lisa Brewer, Robin Enete, Margaret Fleming, Lynn Landrum, Jennifer Mansfield, Sally Sandifer, Dina Sartor, Janet Travis, Vicky Worthy, Alicia Farnham, Lynda Hamil, Susan Henderson, Gina Murphy, Susie Orend, Edie Thompson • IXAlWESmJ OFFICERS: Peggy Dendy, Lynn Knight, Beth Raley, Kathy Heath, Michelle Anderson, Sherry Threatt, Vicki Worthy, Kathy Cawthorne, Cathy Bailey, Leigh Ann Lewis, Becky But- ler, Peggy Parks, Nancy Bowie, President; Mittie Smith, Vice President; Debbie McDonald, Lynn Burt, Secretary; Kathy Buckley, Treasurer. BEAUX: Chip Wilbanks, Terry Barnes, David Hayes, Fulton Thompson Laguana Tribe attempts to emphasize the importance of love and sisterhood in their daily lives. A Laguna is loyal, active, gracious, unselfish, and always ascending to great- er heights of Christian love. Their colors are blue and silver, flower is the blue carnation, and the symbol is a blue mouse. 71 NENAMOOSHA SOCIAL TRIBE MEMBERS: Cherie Alexander, Carol Williams, Karen Vance, Kim Davis, Cheri Majors, Kathy Los Kamp, Wren Batson, Alicia Smith, Joyce Smith, Rebecca Majors, Pam Pybas, Beth Barnes, Lori Smith, June Goodwin, Baron Gibson, Liz Mosley, Leah Stewart, Lisa Mas- son, Gina Bryant, Tina Leonard, Cheryl Ann Whitehead, Debra Hudson, Lisa Ferguson, Glenda Johnson, Dr. Pittman, Julie Allen, Kim Walker, Judy Hines, Tami Doleac, Karen Gough, Jill Eady, Brenda Burris, Cynthia Akin, Laura Landrum, Amy Washburn, Sal- ly Yarbrough, Ben McCard, Debbie Boland, Monica Steward, Patti Day, Dana Kinsey, Beth Baker, Becky Montgomery, Jamie Bridges, Tamara Butler, Cynthia Stokes, Theresa Cowart, Shawn Stewart, Sherri Pickens, Kathy Kay, Cindy Sumner, Becky Taylor, Marinell Gardner, Pam Masson, Rebecca Harris, Lanaise Cowart, Trisha Wall, Lucille Jones, Donna Pennington, Robin Wood, Leah Stennet, Nannette Wallace, Lisa Lord, Melanie Pentard, Melody Lord, Shelly Martin, Lecia McHann, Melissa Deevers, Vicki Munn, Lynn Waits 72 Nenamoosha Officers Rebecca Majors, President; Joyce Smith, Vice President; Alicia Smith, Party Chair- man, Lori Smith, Historian; Sharia Kinsey, Treasurer; Karen Vance, Rush Chairman; June Goodwin, Service Chairman; Cherie Alexander, Social Chairman; Kathy Loskamp, Publicity Chairman; Candy Rowell, Secretary; Pam Pybas, Program Chairman; Romona Corley, Mon- eymaking Chairman; Kelley Walker, Pledge Trainer; Cheri Majors, Pledge Vice President; Wren Batson! Pledge Secretary; Carol Williams, Spirit Chairman; and Kim Davis, Pledge President. Beaus: Ben McCard, Charles Farmer, Ricky Harvey, and Baron Gibson. Happiness is ... in Nenamoosha ... red hearts and roses and Teddy bears too. With her colors of flaming red and glistening white, NT lights the campus with sparks of enthusiasm and sisterhood. Her flower, the red rose, gives a scent of inspiration while her symbols, a glistening heart and a Teddy Bear empha- size encouragement, leadership, and the development of personality and character. The songs, “Happiness’, “Peo- ple”, and “Everything’s Coming up Roses” all strengthen the message of togetherness and the bond of love with which she closes every meeting. The name— Nenamoosha — is an ancient Indian word meaning “sweetheart.” This year has been a very unique one for NT because she has unveiled a very special and vibrant quality of sister- hood and unity. Rush was a grand success with Rush Chairman Karen Vance, “The Velvateen Teddy Bear”, and the largest rush group. The theme was that in NT, anyone can become real and be herself. Cherie Alexander took NT to France for the fall formal, where they cele- brated “Christmas in Monte Carlo.” 73 1st row: Ami Duck, Denise Bourn, Genie Scoper, Lillian Wads- worth, Carla Morris, Regina Brown, Cherri Windham, Melanie Thompson, Paula Graves, Eva Lancaster, Beth Criss, Gerri Chiles, Sharon Deer, Linda West, Harriet Vaughn, Linda Robinson, Don- na McCurley. 2nd row: Carol Kemp, Susan King, Krista Ray, Lisa Broadway, Christy Taylor, Tina Powell, Angela McMullen, Holli Knighton, Trish Filgo, Melanie Haire, Gigi Hall, Tommi Jo Le- pard, Lori Purvis, Sonia Sewell, Rachel Garrott, Cliff Mitchell. 3rd row: Eddie Donahoe, Lucy Ann Puckett, Dawn Masavage, Laura Bailey, Lori Turcotte, Karen Majors, Ann Anderson, Anna Morgan, Joy Gore, Conni Franklin, Joann Branson, Darlene Dean, Renee Marble, Tracey Tyler, Margaret Puckett, Lee Kirk. 4th row: Amy Turner, Carla Smith, Katrina Higginbotham, Chona Davis, Vicki Purvis, Angela Traylor, Allyson Russell, Kathy Cor- ley, Rhonda Burnside, Jennifer West, Jill Lovorn, Patty Lewis, Sissy Moore, Robin Douglas. 5th row: Tina Thomas, Judy Greene, Lawanda Woodall, Kathy Jordan, Margaret Waterbury, Mandy Cowart, Terri Massey, Charlotte Purcell, Ann Hughes, Mary Kay Oliveira, Lisa Campbell, Kim Clarke, Kathy Cheek, Evelyn Skeen, Marty Stephens. 6th row: Laurie Menist, Janet Ellington, Deleslynn Lentz, Diane Dorsey, Tressa Walker, Polly Johnson, Allyson Barker, Clia Renfroe, Donna Phillips, Rebecca Royston, Karen Sandifer, Penny Presley, Lisa Bosarge. 74 OFFICERS: Lori Turcotte, Recording Sec.; Denise Bourn, Historian; Ann Hughes, Historian; Tressa Walker, Social Chairman; Eva Lancaster, Treas.; Paula Craves, 1st Vice Pres.; Melanie Thompson, Pres.; Joann Branson, 2nd Vice Pres.; Beth Criss, Rush Chairman; Ami Duck, Corresponding Sec BEAUX: Lee Kirk, Cliff Mitchell, Marty Stephens, Eddie Donahoe Kissimee, centering around their pink and silver colors, ele- phants and love, has been “making dreams come true.” KT had a wonderful fifties rush party and on Squeal Night gave bids to twenty-two girls. Elephant Court was certainly an experience for all involved, ending with a party at Chuck E. Cheeses. Kissimee has enjoyed many parties this year including a Big Sis-Lil’ Sis party, a football secret pal party, a banana split munch-out, Thanksgiving and Christmas parties, and a fan- tastic Christmas formal at Roosevelt State Park. Kissimee is also interested in serving the community. A Hal- loween carnival was given for the CCCC and clothes were collected for the underprivileged. KT also participated in traffic blocks for multiple sclerosis. 75 INTERTRIBAL Mittie Smith — Publicity Melanie Thompson Sherry Smith Joyce Smith — Secretary Rebecca Majors — Vice Pres. Nancy Bowie — President Paula Graves — Treasurer 76 MODELING TEAM Sponsor: Mrs. Nancy Googe 1st row: Renee Marble, Susan Masavage, Phyllis Morris, Becky Golden 2nd row: LaKay Edison, Beth Barnes, Tracy Clippinger, Melanie Thompson, Lisa Hamilton, Penny Pres- ley, Suzette Hall, Michelle Albritton, Rebecca Royston, Lin- da Robinson, Genie Scoper, Monica Edison, Lillian Wads- worth, Rebecca Majors, Kathy Jordan, Charlotte Purcell, Pam Masson 3rd row: Ann Hughes, Camille Gilliland, Cherri Windham, Tina Powell, Donna Phillips, Lynn Irving, Beth Baker, Julie Allen, Lisa Ferguson, Julianna Cran 77 STUDENT BODY ASSOCIATION Officers: Scott Tynes, Mike Cunningham, Jim Tur- cotte, Cliff Mitchell, Glenda Johnson, Ami Duck, Paula Graves, Rebecca Royston President, Jim Turcotte and Vice-President, Scott Tynes 78 Top Left: Mike Cunningham, MAB Chair- man; Glenda Johnson, WAB Chairman Top Right: Paula Graves, Chief Justice Center: Cliff Mitchell, Attorney 79 WOMEN’S AFFAIRS BOARD Beth, Barnes, Vice Chairman; Sharia Kinsey, Gunter President; Glenda John- son, Chairman; Harriet Vaughn, Mary Nelson President; Amy Washburn, He- derman President; Beth Wilson, Lati- mer-Webb President MEN’S AFFAIRS BOARD Ben Tullos, Chrestman President; Tony Hollingshead, Ratliff President; Mike Cunningham, Chairman; David Gunn, Freshman representative; Lance Pres- ley, Whittington President; Johnny Fisk, Vice Chairman 80 SENATE Jeff Blakely, Richard Compere, Mark Long, Mark Kuiper, John Renfroe, Bob Long, Sherry Smith, Cindy Sumner, Mary Kay Oliveria, Ronny Young, Mark Veal, C.J. Joseph, Eddie Hat- chett, Joann Branson, Rana Nettles, Paul May, Kevin Humphreys, Anna Hamilton, Tommy Garriga, Karen Vance, Jana Newton, Beth Baker, Dana Kinsey, Liz Cook, Greg Gee, Bill Hurt, Rebecca Royston, Ben McCard, Scott Tynes, Mitch Tyner JUDICIAL COUNCIL Lori Turcotte, Major Everett, Joyce Smith, Justin Evans, Kim Clark, Paula Graves, Chief Justice The Judicial branch has its powers in- vested in the Student Judicial Branch which has the responsibility for enforc- ing standards and good citizenship among all students attending the college. 81 DELTA SIGMA PI Will Connerly, Chip Wilbanks, John Gentry, Chris Goolsby, Joey Kellum, Tony Huffman, Ralph Reed, Tony Greer, Walter Courtney, Cherise Alexander, Susan King, Carol Kimp, Karen Majors, Melody Lord, James Marshall, Dana Drachemburg, William Walker, Baron Gibson, Jim Turcotte, Karen Hudson, Coni Franklin, Rebecca Royston, Michelle Albritton, Donna Phillips, Eva Lancaster, Angela Jackson, Tommy Searcy, San- dra Parks, Beth Baker, Kerry Doggett, Maggie Ellis, Tressa Walker, Brenda Coleman, Brenda Washington, Terri Crossnoe, Rebecca Majors, Denise Bourn, Deberay Edwards, Carla Smith, Melanie Haire, Vicki Purvis, Harriet Vaughn, Lelia Childress, Regina Brown, Lisa Health, Cathy Bailey, Lori Pur- vis, Lucy Puckett, Gerri Chiles, Gigi Hall, Angie Greer, Sharon Deer OFFICERS: Chip Wilbanks, Lelia Childress, Cathy Bailey, Denise Bourn, Regina Brown, Sharon Deer, Gerri Chiles 82 MOTAR BOARD Judy Hines, Robert Kyzar, Phillip Grady, Johnny Fisk, Chris Ward, James Reddoch, Mike Cunningham, Kathy Buckley, Paula Graves, Lynn Burt, Recca Majors, Melanie Thompson, Becky Butler, Gail LeSieur, Regina Brown, Mary Ann Thompson, Fulton Thompson PSYCHOLOGY CLUB Steve Stewart, Duane Hammack, Kevin Cooksy, Melanie Pintar, Lisa Busby, Beth Criss, Tim Ford, Sherry Bowie, James Reddoch, Dana Smith, Mrs. Gayle Keith, Sharia Kinsey, Gail Le- Sieur, Kathy Loscamp, Judy Dobbs, Pam Masson ART CLUB Mr. Alexander, Mide McCloud, Robby Nealy, Greg Taylor, Mac Burrell, Jeff Williamson, Morgan Crosby, Dr. Sam Gore, Jerri Miller, Natasha Shirley, Carolyn Laird, Wren Batson, Janet Harris, Angus Shirley HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Bettye Coward, Beth Barnes, Harriet Taylor, Tina Powell, Joann Branson, Carol Williams 84 MATH CLUB Major Everett, Jill Lovorn, Ann Gould, Rhonda Birch, Wayne Frazier, Steve Safigan, Dr. Smithers, Deborah Woo- dall, Ann Tyson, Kim Albert, Larry Hudson, Dr. Burnside, Melanie Poyth- ress, Ken Cook, Dr. Wiggins, Krista Ray, Mary K Oliveria BLACK STUDENT ASSOC. PLUS Earl Conway, Howard Jones, Brenda Jean Coleman, Major Everett, Stevie Rodgers, Jackie London, Carolyn Brown, Sandra Gandy, Maggie Ellis, Debray Edwards, Mary Grant, Fannie King, Pamela Coleman, Harold Stan- field, Rex Everett, Clyde Shelley, Bruce Wilson, Ethel Robertson, Alisa Powers, Tony Benson, John Moore, Oscar Mc- Donald, Walter Nelson, Carl Moore 85 BSU STEERING COMMITTEE Steve Street, Bradley Pope, James Red- doch, Walter McWhorter, Eric Holley- man, Joann Branson, Becky Butler, Ka- ren Vance, Pam Pybas, Debbie Boland, Melanie Thompson EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Jody Nichols, Steve Street, Terry Barnes, Debbie Cruse, John Lang- worthy, Walter McWhorter, James Reddoch, Jack Brown, Janet Ellington, Chip Wilbanks, Rana Nettles, Baron Gibson, Melinda Broome, Karen Vance, Robin Enete, Rhonda Stamps, Julianne Allen, Angela Davis, Carol Williams, Becky Butler, Joann Branson, Beth Criss, Bradley Pope, Eric Holleyman, Alicia Smith, Joyce Smith, Kim Cawth- orne, Melanie Thompson, Vaughn Tip- ton, Gene Fortenberry, Michelle Ander- son, Debbie Boland, Kathy Cawthorne L 86 FRESHMAN COUNCIL Jack Brown, John Daniels, Phillip Pea- cock, David Hayes, Michael Jolly, Da- vid Gunn, Durrett Evans, Renee Gil- more, Tamara Butler, Gina Allen, Beth Raley, Gina Murphy, Tami Doleac, Conna Pennington, Tina Leonard, Dana Kinsey, Laura Landrum, Anna Hamil- ton, Amy Washburn, Cherri Majors, Kim Davis, Kathy Cawthorne CHOIR Tim Kynerd, Gene Fortenberry, Harvey Ellis, Will Dowling, Doran Henry, Da- vid Merritt, Tim Griffis, Daniel Hall, Jack Brown, Janet Ellington, David Hayes, Ronny Young, David Gunn, Bry- an Castleberry, Natasha Shirley, Tina Leonard, Beth Raley, Robyn Douglas, Missy Moore, Donna Pennington, Anna Hamilton, Diane Gill, Lori Kitchings, Debbie Boland, Gina Allen, Angela Da- vis, Melinda Broome, Gina Murphy, Jana Newton, Melanie Clevenger, Kathy Cawthorne, Kathy Stone, Rhonda Stamps 87 PUPPET TEAM CROSS SECTION Will Dowling, Robin Wilson, Reed Pet- ty, Vaughn Tipton, Debbie Cruse, Tim Kynerd, Lynn Knight 88 BAPTIST YOUNG WOMEN Kathy Kay, Krista Ray, Debbie Boland, Ami Duck, Melinda Broome, Carol Kemp, Carol Williams, Kathy Cawth- orne, Melanie Clevenger LEO CLUB Billy James, Charles Finch; Jet Davis, Dr. Snazelle, Carolyn Rooke, Dr. Whit- lock, Rick Boyte, Rhonda Stamps, Beth Baker, Carla Mooney, Carl Brewer, Jana Birch, Ami Duck, Suzette Hall, William Greenhill, Joann Branson, Tony Thomas, Larry Hudson ALPHA EPSILON DELTA Mike Cunningham, Glenn Johnston, Dr. Cox, Dr. Cannen, Tony Thomas, David Broome, Fulton Thompson, Johnny Fisk, Sheila McGee, Charlene Bell, Elizabeth Cook, LaKay Edison, Lisa Hughes STUDENT NURSES ASSOC. Mark Rankin, Lawada Salley, Sue Cleveland, Margaret Shaw, Margo Royston, Diane Meredith, Jackie Hen- ry, Cherise Ayers, Tommy Jo Lepard, Rhonda Burnside, Jenny Turner, Becky Golden, Judy Steele, Kim Cawthorn, Carla Morris, Ami Duck 90 PI SIGMA EPSILON Glenn Frazier, David Rose, Sam Brand, Chris Ware, Keith Van Camp, Mark Vinson, Lawrence Tay- lor, Monty Clark, Stance Seberan, Steve Ocker, Amy Lynch, Faculty Advisor, Mark Daniels, Millie Mil- quest, Sherry Minton, Aaron Roe- buck, Julann Wilkinson, Paula Bar- lowe, Asonja Patrick, Diane Pride, Suzanne Wilkinson, Renee Marble, Laurie Bailey OFFICERS: Keith Van Camp — Vice Pres, of Marketing Glenn Frazier — Campus Officer Suzanne Wilkinson — Pres. Diane Pride — Treas. Asonja Patrick — Vice Pres, of Personnel Renee Marble — Sec. PSE, the National Professional Fraternity in Mar- keting, Sales Management and Selling, along with its sponsor, Jackson Sales and Marketing, exists to meet a need — that of providing a “link” between collegians and their professional future. This well- rounded, purposeful organization is dedicated to the building of the marketing profession, to the stimula- tion of improved marketing and selling techniques and standards, and to the education thereof. 91 ■ COLLEGE REPUBLICANS Alex Morningstar, Michael Burch, Dar- rell Williams, Chris Maulden, Mark Horne, Treas., Mark Veal, Kelley Walk- er, Dee Ross, Christy Taylor, Chairman; Regina Brown, Vice Chairman; Scott Flynt. TRI- BETA Mark Reed, Richard Cooper, Mike Jol- ly, C.J. Joseph, Brian Dix, Stacy Thag- gard, Rick Boyte, David Prudhomme, Van Saveli, Dr. Meydrech, Evelyn Skeen, Lisa Hughes, LaKay Edison, Vicki Munn, Dr. Snazelle, Eddie Dona- hoe, Jean Woo, Carla Mooney, William Greenhill, Sheila McGee, Elizabeth Cook. 92 CANTATA CHOIR Barry Nunnelee, Steve Booth, Reed Wamble, Billy Price, Leon Williams, Tom Middleton, Dana Denson, Phillip Peacock, John Kelly, Dan East, Terry Stella, Jack Brown, Phyllis Morris, Mindy Elzey, Anna Morgan, Kathy Wooten, Sonia Sewell, Fran Sneed, Cathy Gregory, Caroline Collins, Deb- bie Miller, Sara Burgess, Reann Hill, Kathy Stone, Cathy Cawthorne, Beth Blanton, Alicia Farmham. MADRIGALS Philip Peacock, Beth Blanton, Barry Nunelee, Debbie Miller, Jack Brown, Kathy Wooten, Tom Middleton, Sonia Sewell, Alan Loomis, Anna Morgan, Terry Hudson. NATURALS Front row: Joy Gore, Angela Traylor, Kim Hoggin, Tamera Butler, Kim Clarke, Renee Jones. Back row: Randal Hall, Greg Hudspeth, Chester Whisonant, Scott McReynolds, Terry Barnes, Clayton Colter. CAMPUS ORGANIZATIONS Upon entering Mississippi College, an individual becomes part of a student body of over 3,000 students, almost 1 ,000 of whom live on campus. Student organizations at the College revolve around the various facets of collegiate life— academic, social, religious, and athletic. All student organizations are authorized by and operate under the supervision of the administrative faculty — student Student Personnel Services Committee. During the 1 982-83 year, some 55 social clubs, service clubs, honor and recognition societies, and campus clubs were active. It is the aim of the TRIBESMAN staff to produce a yearbook where all active clubs and organization s are represented. An approved campus organization may have the option of purchasing one-half page, one page, or two pages for pictures and explanations about its group. Charges to the clubs may vary slightly from year to year, depending on photographic costs. Organizational pictures are scheduled and shot each November. 94 PUBLICATIONS COUNCIL Front row: Janet Lee, Carla Morris, Marilynn Ashcraft, Judy Hines, Edward Akin. Middle row: Billy Lytal, Dean Parks, Joyce Smith, George Pittman, Charles Davis. Back row: Norman Gough, Jack Brown, Janet Travis, Ron Alexander. PRE-LAW SOCIETY First row: Mitchell Kalom (President), Clovis Reed (Vice-President), Anita Renfroe (Sec.-Treasurer), Billy Hicks, Ron Howard. Second row: Randall Hicks, David Pitcher, Diane Dorsey, Kathi Wooten (Publications— Projects), Mary Bratton, Joyce Smith, Connie Williams. Third row: Eddie Williamson, Paul Norris, Jeff Rankin, Michael Burch, Mark Wilson, Mike Heilman. Fourth row: Ben Tullos, Terry Wigley, Kevin Humphreys, Earl Scales, David McMillon, Walter Nelson. 95 OMICRON DELTA KAPPA Omicron Delta Kappa is a national leadership honor society for college men and women. It was founded in 1914 at Wash- ington and Lee University to recognize and encourage superior scholarship and leadership by men and women of exemplary character. Membership in ODK is a mark of highest distinc- tion and honor. MEMBERSHIP Membership in ODK is awarded to undergraduate junior and senior students and occasionally to students of graduate and professional schools and colleges of the institution, and to members of the faculty and administration and alumni. Elec- tion to membership is on the basis of merit, is irrespective of a person’s affiliation with other organizations. Membership is as much an obligation and responsibility in citizenship as it is a mark of highest distinction and honor. “Five indispensable qualifications for membership’’ 1. Exemplary character 2. Responsible leadership and service in campus life 3. Superior scholarship 4. Genuine fellowship 5. Consecration to democratic ideals “Five-point program for every college campus” ODK is designed to offer a five-point program to better each college campus: 1. Inculcation of the ODK idea into every area of campus life 2. Provision of intellectual leadership to campus life 3. Coordination of constructive movements 4. Preservation of worthwhile traditions and customs 5. Improvement of the general welfare of the student body CURRENT MEMBERS Stephen Burney Susan Lynn Burt Lowry Lewis Chapman Tracy Clippinger Ken Cook Dr. Bettye Coward Mike Cunningham Dena Dickerson Ami Helen Duck John W. Fisk Thomas B. Gibson, II Tim Glaze Cheryl Anne Gould Phillip Grady Paula Graves William Greenhill Mrs. Lee Harding Richard Harvey Judith Ann Hines Larry Hudson Mary Jane Hunt Dr. Richard Hurt Glenda Johnson Robert Steven Kyzar Robert Long Rebecca Majors Dr. Charles Martin Sheila McGee Dr. Edward McMillan Joanna Mixon Michael Parker Tanya Rowe Steven Safigan Claude Smith Dr. Bill Stark Fulton Thompson Melanie Thompson INITIATES Chuck D’Wayne Barlow Regina Ann Brown Mary Kathryn Buckley Kimberly Carol Cawthorn Richard A. Compere Romona Jewle Corley Ann Elizabeth Criss Jetson Bruce Davis Jack P. Dean William T. Douglas, III Robin Anne Enete Charles Emerson Farmer, III Wayne Adrian Frazier Rebecca Joye Golden Tony Monette Greer Daniel Cannon Hall J. Keith Hill Anthony Lynn Huffman Eva Marie Lancaster John Orin Langworthy Steven David Lee Charlotte Gail LeSieur Patricia Dianne Lewis Kenneth Ralph Lyle Edward Lamar Mahaffey Lauren Miano Jerry Nance James Edward Patton, II Kevin Curtis Peacock Bradley Price Roderick Margo Elaine Royston Cynthia Joyce Smith Mittie Kathryn Smith Anthony Lee Thomas Janet Marie Travis Ben H. Tullos, Jr. Dr. Joe E. Tuten Marshall Scott Tynes Jean Maria Wells Charles R. Wilbanks, Jr. Mark Stewart Wilson Cherri Laree Windham LAB SCHOOL Left to Right, Robert Butkowski, B.J. Tyson, Cris Barnes, Kristian Johnson, Brittany Wagner, Wanda Hunter, Lori Hughes, Tony Maggiano 1st Row, Left to Right, Clay Kynerd, Bryan Bailey, Kristina Henderson, Patrick Rexroad, Megan Lowe, Brice Wilson, Aaron Hamiliton, B.J. Tyson 2nd Row, Left to Right, Betty Barber, Erika Gulledge, Robert Butkowski, Lori Hughes, Roe Wall, Regina Morrison, Luke McKey, Brad Fowler, Tony Maggiano CHILDREN LEARN WHAT THEY LIVE If a child lives with criticism, he learns to condemn. If a child lives with hostility, he learns to fight. If a child lives with fear, he learns to be apprehensive. If a child lives with pity, he learns to feel sorry for himself. If a child lives with jealousy, he learns to feel quilty. If a child lives with encouragement, he learns to be confident. If a child lives with tolerance, he learns to be patient. If a child lives with praise, he learns to appreciate. If a child lives with acceptance, he learns to love. If a child lives with approval, he learns to like himself. If a child lives with recognition, he learns it is good to have a goal. If a child lives with fairness, he learns what justice is. If a child lives with honesty, he learns what truth is. If a child lives with security, he learns to have faith in himself and those about him. If a child lives with friendliness, he learns the world is a nice place in which to live. TRIBESMAN STAFF CO-EDITORS: MARILYNN ASHCRAFT ROMONA CORLEY The TRIBESMAN is a represen- tation of the college year in pic- tures. Much work and time is con- sumed making this collection of memories as meaningful on paper as the events were in reality. Mem- bers of the staff are volunteers who give much of their time and talent to produce this book. Due to the help of all the students and faculty and staff sponsor, Janet Lee, we hope that this book reflects many of the memories we share as stu- dents. I 100 Staff: Top to Bottom Sherry Smith Suzi Orend Carla Mooney Beth Adams Mary Kay Oliveria Romona Corley Peggy Parks Laura Landrum Marilyn Ashcraft Anna Hamilton PEOPLE SECTION EDITOR: PEGGY PARKS ACADEMICS SECTION EDITOR: BETH ADAMS I 101 COLLEGIAN STAFF Mississippi Collegia A publication of the students of Mississippi Colege Front Row, Left to Right: Joyce Smith, Business, Judy Hines, Editor Second Row, Left to Right: Jack Brown, Assistant Editor, Cindy Sumner; Photographer and Cartoonist, Lori Smith; Features Editor Third Row, Left to Right: Randy Tullos; Photographer, Kevin Humphreys; News Editor, Ricky Young; Collegian Staff Writer Not available for picture: Collegian Staff Writers, Melanie Clevenger, Karen Vance, Rob Mathner, Steve Safifian, Susan Henderson, Reed Pettey, Bernie Miller, Ewan Grantham, Tami Doleac, Jim Hinson, and Sports Editor, Warren Kulo, and Photographer, Jim Hinson Mississippi Collegia P.O. Box 4171, Clinton. MS 39058 Editor • JUDY HINES Assistant Editor • JACK BROWN Business Manager • JOYCE SMITH 1325 MISS COLLEGE JUDY HINES JOYCE SMITH The Collegian is the weekly campus newspaper serving Mississippi College. The eight to twelve page tabloid covers news and events of interest to MC students and faculty. The Collegian editor, photo editor, and business manager are selected by the school’s Publications Council. The rest of the staff are MC students who volunteer their time and talent. In addition to writing most of the articles which appear in the paper, the staff is responsible for the layout, design, and finishing touches of the newspaper. JACK BROWN I ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CHESTER SWOR Chester Swor is not a new face to us here at Mississippi College. He has been known and loved dearly for many years. He travels the country giving and making many memorable messages that we hold deep in our hearts. This year, in honor of his seventy fifth year, Chester Swor was honored by many friends, faculty, students, and political leaders. He was once a student himself at Mississippi College and is always willing to come back and address us as a student body. Dr. Chester Swor will always be remembered here at Mississippi College as an outstanding person as well as a Christian leader. Shown below with him; Coach John Williams, Dr. Chester Swor, Dr. Charles Martin, Jim Turcotte; Dr. Bradley Pope, Dr. Van Quick, Dr. Harold Kitchings, Sen. Wayne Burkes; Dr. Bill Baker, Mayor Walter Howell, and Chief Choc 104 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS RON ALEXANDER Mr. Ron Alexander is part of the faculty here at Mississippi College. Not only does he do a superb job teaching in the art department — he is a great photogra- pher, too. Our deepest gratitude goes to Mr. Alexander for all the great work he has done for the staff. He has given very generously of his time. The burnt-edge effect and the opening page show just some of his superior work. We again offer our deepest appreciation. THANKS, MR. A. for all of your help! We as a staff also express our appreciation to Cliff Mitchell and Mr. Ritchard Ritchie for all of their help in the darkroom. f 105 TIME FOR Civitan Circle K Swannanoa Laguna Kissimee Nenamoosha Baptist Student Union Steering Committee Executive Council Puppet Team Baptist Young Women BSU Choir Cross Section Naturals Concert Choir Cantata Choir Student Body Association Men’s Affairs Board Women’s Affairs Board Senate Judicial Council Mission Action Teams Growth Ministry Action Ensembles Summer Missions “The Gathering” “Noonday” Delta Sigma Pi Phi Beta Lamda Pi Sigma Epsilon Marketing Club ALL THOSE MEETINGS Alpha Chi Sigma Tau Delta Mortar Board Alpha Epsilon Delta Omicron Delta Kappa Alpha Lamda Delta Beta Beta Beta American Chemical Society Student National Education Society Pre-Legal Society Fellowship of Christian Athletes M Club Black Student Association Plus Modeling Team Intertribal Council Psychology Club Track Club Art Club LEO Club College Republicans The Collegian The Tribesman The Arrowhead Publications Council Student Nurses Association Kappa Delta Pi If any burden prove too great If any river be too wide I’ll carry your burden and bridge your river to the other side. If any ocean be too deep If any mountain prove too high I’ll row your boat and climb your mountain high up in the sky. Not if I Live nor if I die these promises will I deny You are my friend and to no end Shall we ever say goodbye. Nanci ADMINISTRATION 110 Vice Presidents Right — Vice President for Academic Affairs Charles E. Martin, Ph.D. Below — Vice President for Graduate Special Programs Edward McMillan, Ph.D. Vice President for Business Affairs Joe H. Barber, Jr. B.S. Vice President for Student Personnel Van D. Quick, Ed.D. 1 1 1 BOARD OF TRUSTEES Officers T.M. Hederman, Jr. — President Dr. David R. Grant — Vice President W.D. Lofton, Jr. — Secretary William B. Alexander, Cleveland Dr. Earl Craig, Jackson J.W. Fagan, Laurel Dr. David R. Grant, Jackson Dr. Frank Gunn, Biloxi T.M. Hederman, Jr., Jackson James A. Lambuth, McComb W.D. Lofton, Jr., Brookhaven Dr. John G. McCall, Vicksburg Jimmy McGee, Grenada John Olander, Meridian Leland R. Speed, Jackson George W. Thornton, Kosciusko Harry Vickery, Greehville J. Kelley Williams, Jackson jil 112 DEDICATION DR. FRANCES MCGUFFEE Dr. Frances Jackson McGuffee, Ph. D., came to Missis- sippi College in the spring of 1 944 as assistant dietitian for the cafeteria. In the fall of that same year, she and the dietitian offered the first course in Home Economics at the College as team teachers. A curriculum for the major in Home Economics was formulated over the course of the next years, and the first majors of the department gradu- ated in 1950. Dr. McGuffee guided the department during it formative years and was named its department chairman in 1956. She was the only woman chairman on the campus at that time. The Department of Home Economics has continued to grow and expand under the leadership of Dr. McGuffee. Today, four major undergraduate degree programs are offered and three graduate-level degrees. Few faculty can boast of a long academic career at one institution where the establishment of a department and its steady growth has been carried through to its current state of development for thirty-eight years. For her uninterrupted years of continuous service to the institution, for her pioneering involvement in professional activities and for her interest in the College and Clinton communities, the 1982-1983 TRIBESMAN is dedicated to Dr. Frances Jackson McGuffee. 38 YEARS OF GUIDANCE I ADMINISTRATION 1 I i Debbie Alderman — Graduate Office Becky Ainsworth — Admissions Secretary J. Appleton — Trading Post Cashier Bernard Blackwell — Director of Alumni Affairs Connie Bobo — Composer Operator Neal Brashier — Administrative Assistant to the President Annie L. Browning — Assistant Bookkeeper, Office of Vice President of Business Affairs Maxine Butts — Admissions Secretary Dorothy Carpenter — Associate Director of Continuing Education 114 I Robert L. Chapman — Director of public Safety Dot R. Chisolm — Student Center Supervisor Alicia Clark — Admissions Counselor Mary Jo Cocroft — Order Librarian Margaret Coleman — Central Data Systems Supervisor Alice G. Cox — Special Collections Librarian Myrtle Curtis — Mail Room Supervisor Joan J. Dambrino — Administrative Assistant f or Financial Affairs Ernestine M. Daniel — Records Assistant for Office of Registrar Charlotte Davidson — Secretary for Admissions Office Jeanette B. Dunaway — Accounts Payable Beverly Edwards — Secretary to Director of Alumni Affairs Administration i i h I Norman H. Gough — Director of Public Relations Dr. Louise H. Griffith — Associate Dean of Students, Women Cindy Hampton — Assistant to the Registrar Lois Henderson — Advisor Clerk Eric Holleyman — Assistant Director of Religious Affairs Brenda Holloway — Research and Public Relations J.B. Howell — Director of Library Carl R. Howorth — Trading Post Manager Johnnie Ruth Hudson — Assistant to President Louise Hudson — Secretary for Office of Public Relations Marilyn Joiner — Secretary for Bureau of Appointments Janet Lee — Public Relations and News, Assistant to President 116 k I Rory Lee — Director of Development Robert E. Lilly — Janitorial Supervisor Dr. Billy D. Lytal — Director of Learning Resources Lynda Lytal — Counselor, Counseling and Career Development Carolyn Martin — Catalog Assistant Pam Matthews — Printer Wanda Mosely — Media Librarian, Learning Resources Center Cindy Myers — Office of Registrar Nancy Myers — Admissions Counselor Jackie Noel — Assistant to Manager, Bookstore Linda Phillips — Secretary, Office of Vice President of Student Affairs Jean Ann Pittenger — Dorm Director, Latimer-Webb I 117 i Administration I Dr. Bradley Pope — Director of Religious Affairs Mayme Prevost — Dorm Director, Hederman-Gunter Richard Ritchie — Production Assistant Danie Sue Robbins — Secretarial Services Randy Robbins — Annual Fund Director Kerney Shearer — Assistant to Vice President of Business Affairs Nan Sibley — Registrar Alice Smith — Records Clerk, Office of Registrar Nellie Ford Smith — Associate Librarian Pamela Smith — Purchasing Secretary Rachel Smith — Catalogue Librarian 118 Sarah Spencer — Business Office Accountant Debra Stuart — Stockroom Clerk, Physical Plant Beverly Taylor — Secretary to School of Arts and Sciences Eleanor Turcotte — Secretary to Dean of Women Pat Turner — Administrative Secretary Tom Washburn — Associative Dean of Students, Men ) Dr. Buddy Wagner — Director of Admissions Ann Weill — Circulation Librarian Maxine Wilder — Secretary, Division of Sciences Sim Worley — Director of Physical Plant 119 SCHOOL OF LAW Mississippi College School of Law, while relatively new in the hierarchy of legal education, began with a rich tradition be- queathed to it by its predecessor, the Jackson School of Law. This legacy started in 1930 when the Jackson School of Law was found- ed to serve the needs of legal education in Central Mississippi and continued until 1975. During its tenure, the Jackson School of Law, which was an evening program administered by practicing attorneys, produced notable alumni who gained positions of promi- nence as members of the bench and bar. The law school is open without restriction to all qualified students on the basis of merit, without regard to race, sex, religion, national origin, age or handi- cap, pursuant to the provisions of Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1 973 and is in full compliance with all laws concerning equal opportunity, religious and academic. Shelton N. Hand, Jr. — Associate Professor H. Lee Hetherington — Associate Professor J. Richard Hurt — Assistant Professor, Assistant Dean Shirley Jones — Professor John Paul Laughlin — Night reference librarian, Law Library J. Larry Lee — Associate Professor James Murphy — Visiting Professor Mary Libby Payne — Professor Nicholas B. Phillips — Assistant Professor Dean E.A. Turnage — Dean Emeritus 121 SCHOOL OF NURSING The purpose of the School of Nursing is to prepare individuals to be professional practitioners of nursing and to aid them in finding life-fulfillment through the fostering of intellectual, emotional, social, and spiritual growth. The faculty of Mississippi College School of Nursing recruits and selects individuals who demonstrate the potential for learning and express interest in nursing as a career. This basic preparation proposes to develop professional nurses and to prepare the individual for advanced study upon completion of the program. The graduate of the School of Nursing will demonstrate a philosophy conducive to personal growth and fulfillment and a commitment to professional nursing as a dynamic role in the changing society. Mississippi College is accredited by the National League for Nursing. Patricia Hinton — Dean of School (r), conferring with a student Nora Allard — Office Secretary Virginia Cora — Assistant Professor Janet Jones — Assistant Professor Sue Cleveland — Assistant Professor Reita Keyes — Assistant Professor I k I Helen Jackson — Assistant Professor Ruby Morrison — Assistant Professor Nancy Omerza — Executive Assistant ■ 123 SCHOOL OF EDUCATION ■ The Division of Education is made up of the Departments of Education: Health, Physical Education, and Recreation; Home Economics; Library Science; and Psychology. Within the framework of the general objectives’ of the College, the School of Education seeks to achieve the following aims: to concentrate on the development of competencies essential for teaching; to develop an enthusiasm for teaching; to provide practice in the use of intelligence and to help form attitudes appropriate to a Christian, democratic life; to strive for school scholastic excel- lence; to provide a laboratory for experiencing the principles of learning and teaching. The faculty seek to provide instruction that is enriched by the best traditions of scholarship and person- al example to promote new ideas which will assist graduates in achieving a high degree of effectiveness in their chosen career. Dr. W.B. Thompson — Dean of School Dr. Paul Baird — Assistant Professor of Education, Director of Counseling Career Development Center Dr. John Blair — Professor of Education Dr. Billy Broome — Professor of Education j 124 I Dr. Frances McGuffee — Professor Head of Department of Home Economics Gale Keith — Assistant Professor of Psychology Mable Gaston — Instructor of Library Science Dr. Margaret Carmean — Assistant Professor of Education Dr. Rosemary Hester — Assistant Professor of Education, Director of Student Teaching Linuel Jayroe — Assistant Professor of Education Joe Walker — Assistant Professor of Education, Director of Continuing Education William Bailey — Assistant Professor of Psychology Dr. Mildred Crider — Assistant Professor of Education and Psychology ■ 125 EDUCATION Dr. Bettye Coward — Assistant Professor of Home Economics Carol McDill — Instructor of Home Economics v ' j o ) i 1 W Dr. Hartwell McPhail — Professor Head of Department of Physical Education Dr. Darvin Barnes — Assistant Professor of Physical Education 126 ■ .. ft- T 3 Durwood Smith — Director of Women’s Intercollegiate Athletics, Women’s Basketball Coach John Williams — Assistant Professor of Physical Education, Head Football Coach . Dr. Doug Hines — Professor of Physical Education, Men’s Basketball Coach Joel Hudson — Instructor of Physical Education Terry McMillan — Instructor of Physical Education, Assistant Football Coach Cheryl Moss — Instructor of Physical Education Jerrell Purvis — Instructor of Physical of Education, Assistant Football Coach Don Skelton — Instructor of Physical Education, Assistant Football Coach, Baseball Coach Betty Barber — Nursery School Supervisor Barbara Morrison — Counseling Career Development Center 127 SCHOOL OF BUSINESS The Divisions of Accounting, Business Office Administration, Economics and General Business make up the School of Business. The course of study in the school is based on the realization that education for business, business education, office administration, accounting, economics, public administration or marketing is a life-long process, and that the school can make its greatest contri- bution to the process by teaching the disciplines which underlie the practice of business. Details of current business practice, though important, can be best taught by business itself and learned through experience. The techniques, processes and procedures used in the everyday world soon become obsolete, but a trained mind that is disciplined, reflective, and analytical is never out of date. Therefore, the School of Business and Public Administration seeks to provide the best possible foundation for the development of trained minds and mental attitudes that result in a lifetime of education. Dr. Gerald Lee — Dean of School, Professor Mary Denson — Business Instructor Shea Elkins — Office Manager Frank Hood — Assistant Professor of Economics Business Administration 128 i e I Dr. Margaret Huggins — Assistant Professor, Head of Department of Business Education Office Administration Jacqueline Jones — Assistant Professor, Accounting Dr. Dewey McNiece — Assistant Professor, Marketing Public Administration Sandra Parks — Assistant Professor, Accounting Dr. Lloyd Roberts — Professor, Department of Business i 129 SCHOOL OF ARTS SCIENCES: DIVISION OF SCIENCE MATH The Division of Science and Mathematics consists of the Departments of Biological Sciences, Chemistry, Mathematics, and Physics. Course offerings in the Di- vision are designed to acquaint the non-science major with the cultural and practical value of science in mod- ern society; provide training for pre-professional stu- dents; and provide instruction for students who have chosen science or mathematics as a profession. DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGY Dr. Prentiss G. Cox — Professor Head of Department Dr. Anne R. Meydrech — Associate Professor Dr. Theodore E. Snazelle — Professor Dr. Bill P. Stark — Associate Professor 130 DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY Dr. Archie H. Germany — Professor Head of Department Dr. Jerry W. Cannon — Associate Professor Dr. John W. Legg — Professor Dr. C. Dean Parks — Associate Professor DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS Dr. James V. Burnside — Professor Head of Department Allen Smithers — Assistant Professor 131 DIVISION OF HUMANITIES The humanities consist of those branches of learning regarded as primarily conducive to culture in its fullest sense and, therefore, central to a broad and liberal education. The Division of Humanities at Mississippi College is concerned primarily with matters of commu- nication, both oral and written, as they apply to the study of languages and their literatures and to the per- forming arts of speaking and acting. The Departments of English and Foreign Languages and the Department of Speech and Communicative Arts constitute the Di- vision of Humanities. DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH Dr. George Pittman — Professor Head of Department Dr. James E. Ewing — Assistant Professor Lee E. Harding — Instructor Dr. Ralph Howell — Associate Professor 132 DEPARTMENT OF FOREIGN LANGUAGES Emily G. Fokeladeh — Instructor of German Dr. Anita Gowan — Assistant Professor of Spanish Acting Head of Department Dr. Doris Graves — Assistant Professor of Latin Deborah Pierce — Instructor of French DEPARTMENT OF SPEECH AND COMMUNICATIVE ARTS Mary Catherine Gentry — Instructor Dr. Hollis B. Todd — Professor Head of Department Dr. Julia M. Todd — Professor Orvel Hooker — Instructor i ■ 133 DIVISION OF RELIGION The Division of Religion consists of the Department of Bible, the Department of Religious Education, the Department of Philosophy, and the courses in New Testament Greek. The Division of Religion proposes to contribute toward the intellectual and spiritual development of students at Mississippi College. It seeks to give them a deeper appreciation for the values of Christian faith and to encourage commitment to Christian ideals. The Division offers practical instruction in implementing these values and realizing these ideals. It proposes to build a foundation of intellectual excellence which will offer guidance and understanding in a changing world. Students preparing for church-related vocations are urged to major or minor in the Division of Religion. 134 Dr. Phil McCarty — Professor of Religious Education Dr. Roger Greene — Associate Professor of Religion Dr. James Reed — Assistant Professor of Religious Education ■ 135 DIVISION OF SOCIAL SCIENCES The division of Social Sciences includes the Department of History and Political Science and the Department of Sociology. In addition to the usual offerings of these two departments, courses in geography and a major in social work are also provided, thus eanbling the division to make available a number of different programs. All programs are designed to help the student gain a real understanding of human society, of the forces that shape its destiny, and of man’s role in directing its course. ider Eapilsr conuroL st coeducational co! grant degree to a wo tied for producing me 136 DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY AND POLITICAL SCIENCE Dr. Edward L. McMillan — Professor and Head of Department Dr. Edward N. Akin — Assistant Professor Dr. Thomas K. Ford — Assistant Professor Dr. Ronald W. Howard — Assistant Professor Billy R. Hicks — Assistant Professor 137 DIVISION OF FINE ARTS The Division of Fine Arts of Mississippi College is organized to offer curricula in art and music, and to provide service in courses in these areas for students of other departments of the College. The objectives of the Division of Fine Arts are: to stimulate a greater interest in and understanding of the arts as a part of a liberal education; to offer to those who wish to specialize in either the field of art or music an opportunity to do so; and to offer general students opportunities to gain experience in art and music both as a participator and a spectator. While other areas of learning may stress factual knowledge and scientific disciplines, the work of this division is primarily concerned with human significance of the facts and processes commonly known as the realm of aesthetics. In stressing the recognition and development of these values, the division makes a significant contribution to the general purposes and philosophy of the College. Dr. Sam Gore — Head of Department Professor of Art Ron Alexander — Professor of Art Louis Walsh — Assistant Professor of Art Dr. Jack Lyall — Professor Chairman of Music Dept. Dr. James Scalter — Associate Professor of Music Dr. Ralph Taylor — Assistant Professor of Music 4 i 138 i I I ■ Dr. James R. Joiner — Assistant Professor of Music Dr. James Glass — Assistant Professor of Music Dr. John Hanberry — Assistant Professor of Music Band Director Ralph Carroll — Assistant Professor of Music ■ 139 A friend is one to whom one may pour out all the contents of one’s heart chaff and grain together knowing that the gentlest of hands will take and sift it, keep what is worth keeping and with a breath of kindness blow the rest away. Arabian Proverb BEAUTIES 142 Alicia Dana Melanie Smith Smith Thompson BEAUTIES WHO’S WHO AMONG COLLEGES AND c k. I Michelle Albritton Debbie Boland Delta Sigma Pi; Cheerleader; Mod- eling Team; Nena- mooha Social Tribe Delta Sigma Pi, Vice-Pres., Chan- cellor; Kissimee So- cial Tribe, Service Chairperson; Tribal Players; College Republicans, Vice- Pres.; SBA Elec- tions Co.; Mortar Board; Senior Class Seer. BSU Steering Co.; BSU Executive Coun.; BSU Choir, Pianist; Concert Choir; MC Choc- taw Band; Baptist Young Women; Pres, of Latimer- Webb Dorm; WAB; Phi Beta Lama, Treas.; Nenamoo- sha Social Tribe Laguna Social Tribe; Mortar Board; Alpha Chi; BSU Group Leader; Alpha Lambda Del- ta; Dean’s List; Presidential Schol- arship Regina Brown Kathy Buckley 144 STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES Becky Butler Mortar Board; Kappa Delta Pi; La- guna Social Tribe, Program and Party Co-Chairman; BSU Executive Co., Steering Co.; Hall of Fame Selection Co. 1981-1982; Dean’s List; 3rd Al- ternate, 1980, in Miss MC Pageant; SNEA Nenamoosha Social Tribe; Modeling Team, Pres.; Kappa Delta Pi, Seer.; SNEA, BSU Fam- ily Group Leader; Alpha Lambda Del- ta; Omicron Delta Kappa, Seer.; Al- pha Chi; Mortar Board; Sigma Tau Delta, Pres.; Home- coming Co. Tracy Clippinger Larry Chapman ODK; Mortar Board; Pi Mu Epsi- lon; Alpha Chi; Track Club; M Club; Computer Science Club; Al- pha Lambda Delta; Civitan; Judical Council; Math Club; Dean’s List; Letterman, 1,2,3 Kissimee Social Tribe, Rush Chair- man; BSU Execu- tive Coun., GMA Group Leader; Psy- chology Club; Cross Section; Alpha Lambda Delta: Al- pha Chi; Honors Program; Dean’s List Beth Criss 145 Mike Cunningham Robin Enete Alpha Lambda Del- ta, Pres.; ACS. Treas.; Alpha Epsi- lon Delta, Pres.: Omicron Delta Kappa, Pres.: Mor- tar Board; Chair- man of MAB; Civi- tan; Senator; Dorm Pres. Alpha Lambda Del- ta, Viee-Pres; Al- pha Epsilon Delta, Vice-Pres; Mortar Board, Historian; Omicron Delta Kappa, Vice-Pres.; ACS; Circle K; BSU; MAB, Vice- Chairman Laguna Social Tribe; Alpha Chi; Mortar Board, Rep.; BSU Exuecu- tive Co.; FISH Min- isterial Assoc.; Honors Program; SBA Religious Ac- tivities Coun. FCA; Delta Sigma Pi; M Club; Sena- tor; Omicron Delta Kappa; Alpha Lambda Delta; Nenamoosha Beau; Senior Class Pres.; Senior Class Favor- ite; ILAD Co.; All- GSC Academic Team John Fisk Baron Gibson 146 WHO’S WHO AMONG COLLEGES AND rh I Tim Glaze Phillip Grady Soccer Club, Pres.; BSU Steering Co.; BSU State Pres.; ODK; BSU Sum- mer Mission Chair- man Kissimee Social Tribe, Historian, 2nd Vice-Pres., 1st Vice-Pres.; Intertri- bal, Treas.; SBA Chief Justice; Judi- cial Council; Home- coming Co-Chair- man; BSU Steering Co.; Alpha Lambda Delta; Mortar Board; Alpha Chi; Omicron Delta Kappa Circle K, Vice-Pres. for Programs; Ly- ceum Co.; Vice- Chairman; ACS; BSU Fall Focus Chairman; Senator; Academic Council; Freshman Class Treas; Founder’s Award Selection Co.; Dean’s List; Mortar Board, Vice-Pres.; Alpha Lambda Delta; Al- pha Chi Mortar Board; ODK; BSU; FISH, Pres.; Dorm Man- ager; Nenamoosha Beau Paula Graves Ricky Harvey STUDENTS IN AMERICAN ) UNIVERSITIES 147 WHO’S WHO AMONG COLLEGES AND Judy Hines Hap Hudson Nenamoosha Social Tribe, Rush Chair- man; Collegian Edi- tor; BSU Executive Coun., Summer Missions Co.; Omi- cron Delta Kappa; Publications Coun.; Mortar Board, Pres.; Freshman Girl of the Year; Administrative Coun. Math Club; ACS; Leo Club; Omicron Delta Kappa; Soci- ety of Physics Stu- dents, Pres.; Dean’s List; Sigma Pi Sig- ma, Pres.; Alpha Lambda Delta, Vice-Pres.; Alpha Chi; Pi Mu Epsilon; First recipient of Carlock Memorial Physics Scholarship FCA; M-Club; Dean’s List; Trainer for Lady Choc bas- ketball; Baseball, and Football teams Nenamoosha Social Tribe, Service Chairman, Treasur- er; Psychology Club; FISH; Dorm Pres.; WAB; BSU Freshman Coun., Executive Coun., Choir, Family Group Leader; Elections Co.; Cre- dentials Co. Larry Hudson Sharia Kinsey 148 STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES Robert Kyzar Robert Long Alpha Lambda Del- ta; Omicron Delta Kappa, Treas.; Mortar Board; MAB, Seer. -Treas.; BSU; Civitan; Pi Mu Epsilon; Math Club; Dean’s List Modeling Team; Delta Sigma Pi, Pledge Pres.; Nena- moosha Social Tribe, Social Chair- man, Pres.; Intertri- bal; Vice-Pres.; BSU Steering Co., Executive Coun., Retreat Chairman; Freshman Home- coming Maid; MC Beauty; Circle K Sweetheart; Dean’s List; Sophomore Vice-Pres.; Junior Seer.; Lyceum Co.; Alpha Lambda Del- ta; ODK; Alpha Chi; Mortar Board; Senate; Pre-Law Club; Mortar Board; Alpha Chi; Phi Alpha Theta; Omicron Delta Kappa; Sigma Tau Delta; Alpha Lambda Delta; Chairman of Col- lege Republicans Laguna Social Tribe, Rush Chair- man; SNEA; Sen- ate; BSU Freshman Coun.; Kappa Delta Pi Rebecca Majors Debbie McDonald 149 Sheila McGee Mike Parker ACS, Pres.; Beta Beta Beta; Math Club, Treas.; Omi- cron Delta Kappa; Alpha Chi; Alpha Lambda Delta; Nenamoosha Social Tribe; Delta Sigma Pi, Treas.; Pi Mu Epsilon; Dean’s List Circle K; Kissimee Beau; ACS; Fresh- man Pres., and Fa- vorite; Freshman Man of the Year; Dorm Pres.; Sopho- more Favorite; Ju- nior Vice-Pres., and Favorite; BSU Family Leader Phi Alpha Theta, Pres.; Alpha Chi; Omicron Delta Kappa; Alpha Lambda Delta; Mortar Board; Dean’s List; Elec- tions Co.; BSU Steering Co.; Cre- dentials Co. Tri-Beta; Circle K; BSU; Alpha Lamb- da Delta; Alpha Chi; Alpha Epsilon Delta, Treas.; Omi- cron Delta Kappa; Mortar Board; Sen- ator; Laguna Beau; Dean’s List; Cheer- leader Marty Stephens Fulton Thompson 150 WHO’S WHO AMONG COLLEGES AND Melanie Thompson Kissimee Social Tribe, Social Chair- man, 1st Vice- Pres., Pres.; Intertribal Pres.; Modeling Team; BSU Execu- tive Coun., Steering Co.; Omicron Delta Kappa; Mortar Board; Circle K Sweetheart; Alpha Lambda Delta; MC Beauty; Sophomore Treas. and Favorite; Junior Favorite; Homecoming Maid of Honor SBA Pres.; Circle K; M-Club; FCA; BSU; Delta Sigma Pi, Pledge Pres.; Dean’s List; All GSC Place Kicker; All-GSC Academic Team BSU; Circle K, Vice-Pres. of Pro- jects, Rush Co- Chairman; Pre-Le- gal Society; Phi Beta Lambda; Sen- ate; Junior Pres.; MAB Secr.-Treas.; Dean’s List; Cre- ated ILAD Jim Turcotte Mark Wilson STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES HALL OF FAME FOUNDER’S AWARD AWARDS The Founder’s Award was established in 1974 by a group of three interested alumni and is conferred annually upon the senior, who in judgement of a committee, has made the most significent contribution to the college in exem- plifying the ideals for which the college was founded, specifically in quality of living, in leadership, and in service. This year’s recipi- ent, Mike Cunningham, is indeed a student in whom the early founders of Mississippi Col- lege would take pride. Michael William Cunningham 154 MR. AND MISS MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE Melanie Lela Thompson and James Carlton Turcotte were elected this fall as Mr. and Miss Mississippi College. Melanie is a member of Kissi- mee Social Tribe in which she has served as Social Chairman, First Vice President, and President. She has also served as President of Intertribal. Melanie is a member of the Modeling Team, Omicron Delta Kappa, and Mortar Board. Melanie has been elected as a Circle K Sweetheart, Sophomore and Junior Class Favorites, Sophomore Beauty, and Home- coming Maid of Honor. Melanie is a business major. Jim is the place kicker for the MC Choctaws. Jim presently serves as President of the Student Body Association. He is a member of Circle K, M-Club, FCA, and served as the Pledge Class President of Delta Sigma Pi. Jim is also very involved in the Baptist Student Union. Jim has been named to the Dean’s List. 155 SENIOR CLASS Senior Class officers: President, Bill Hurt; Vice-President, Major Everett; Secretary, Regina Brown; Treasurer, Eva Lancaster Adams, Beth Albritton, Michele Allen, Cherise Allen, Julianne Jackson Vicksburg Morgan City Knoxville, TN Allred, Miriam Jackson Anderson, Michelle Hammond, LA Armstrong, Denise Pearl Arnold, Hugh Natchez Arthur, Kimberly Clinton Bailey, Laurie Raymond Ball, Gwen Natchez Ball, Patsy Pontotoc 156 Barnes, Barry Barton, Bill Berry, Belinda Beverly, Carl Birch, Rhonda Bishop, Cindy Bland, Leslie Boone, Sharon Booth, Tandy Bowie, Nancy Bourn, Denise Boland, Debbie Boyte, Rick Brent, Lela Brewer, Lisa Brewer, Carl Brodie, Ava Brooks, Angela Broome, Melinda Brown, Regina Port Gibson Jackson Harrisville Clinton Kentwood, LA Winona Hazlehurst Sandy Hook Jackson Jackson Pass Christian Calhoun City Jackson Raymond Clinton Jackson Metairie, LA Clinton Covington, LA Bude ■ 157 Brown, Vanessa Bryant, James Buckley, Kathy Burnes, Penny Jackson Clinton Clinton Bogue Chitto Burt, Lynn Busby, Lisa Butler, Becky Byars, Linda Madison Pittsburg Corinth Maben Byrd, Cindy Carlock, Katharine Caulkins, James Cawthorn, Kim Jackson Clinton Jackson Memphis, TN Chapman, Lowry Chiles, Gerri Clark, Jeff Clippinger, Tracy Jackson Baton Rouge Hamilton, AL Gulfpport Colbert Susan Crosby, Crystal Cole, Shirley Cook, Ken Jackson Houston, TX Jackson Jackson 158 Courtney, Scott Criss, Beth Cruse, Debbie Critz, Carolyn Jackson Carthage Jackson Jackson Cunningham, Mike Daniels, Tim Davidson, Eric Davis, Jetson Baldwin Cleveland Jackson Jackson Dearman, Diane Dedeaux, Alan Deer, Sharon DeRossette, Donna Brandon Clinton Clinton Clinton Dietchemendy, Joan Dix, Brian Long Beach Dobbs, Judy Jackson Dohna, Gerard West Germany Dorsey, Dianne West Palm Beach, FL Dowling, William Ellisville Duck, Ami Gloster Duke, Jena Clinton 159 Enete, Robin Evans, Russell Everett, Major Fisackerly, James Fisk, John Fleming, Margaret Frazier, Wayne Furr, Kathy Gardner, Marinell Gibson, Baron Ginn, Regina Gipson, Cindy Godfrey, Don Golden, Becky Goolsby, Chris Gould, Anne Grady, Phillip Granger, Laura Grant, Gail Graves, Paula Vicksburg Lucedale New Hebron Jackson Norwood, LA Crystal Springs Gulfport Madison Louin Macon, GA Angie, LA Jackson Clinton Clinton Jackson McComb Natchez Clinton Canton Jackson r I f 160 r i ] ! i I Gray, Bill Green, Michael Gre en, Peter Greenhill, William Griffis, Myrtle Hammack, Duane Hammack, Kay Harmon, Lewis Harper, Ollie Harris, Bruce Harthcock, Kim Harvey, Richard Henderson, Cynthia Henry, Jackie Hill, Keith Hill, Ree Ann Hines, Judy Holder, Patricia Hollingshead, Tony Hudson, Deborah Raymond Opelika, AL Meridian Jackson Palatka, FL Clinton Natchez Pulaski Jackson Jackson Clinton Jackson Jackson Greenville Clinton Vicksburg Huntsville, AL Jackson Morton Clinton i 161 Hudson, Lawrence Hudson, Terry Huffstetler, Cindy Hughes, Lisa Hurt, Bill Jackson, Angela Jenkins, Phyllis Jones, Deanie Jones, Lawrence Johnson, Chester Johnson, Cindy Johnson, Glenda Johnson, Velma Jones, A1 Jones, Gay Lynn Jones, Howard Kinsey, Sharia Jo Kitchings, Hal Knighton, Holli Kyzar, Robert Jackson Florence Jackson Raliegh Cleveland Itta Bena Clinton Clinton Canton Morton Florence Biloxi Raymond Waynesboro Raymond Canton Pine Bluff, AR Clinton Centreville Natchez 162 Laird, Carolyn Lancaster, Eva Lane, Karen Lane, Renita Lassiter, Karen Lawson, Laurie Layman, Rene Lee, Danya Lee, Robin Lesieur, Gail Lofton, Grant Long, Robert Ridgeland Greenville Hollywood, FL Jackson Jackson Raymond Jackson Forest Pearl Portageville, MO Jackson Clinton SENIOR CLASS FAVORITES: Marty Stephens, Gerri Chiles, Crystal Crosby, and Cliff Mitchell 163 ft Lord, Melody Lunceford, Allen Luter, Jane Majors, Rebecca Manning, Jana Marsalis, Rel Matijevich, Madelyn May, Lora May, Paul McAlexander, Mary McCarty, Brian McCubbin, Laurie McCullough, Connie McDonald, Debbie McGee, Amy McGee, Sheila McGehee, Bowmar McLemore, Cindy McMullan, Angela McNeece, Mark i Carrollton Jackson Jackson Gulfport Jackson Summit Clinton Bogue Chitto Tampa, FL Jackson Jackson Meridian Clinton Clinton Newton Carthage Meadville Collins Jackson Clinton 164 McWhorter, Walter Meredith, Diane Miano, Lauren Miller, John Miller, Michael Covington, Caroline Mims, Deborah Mitchell, Cliff Mixon, Joanna Morris, Carla Myers, Ellen Nash, Viola Nelson, Walter Netterville, Linda Newell, Sarah Nichols, Joseph Nichols, William O’Neal, Keith Palmer, Judy Parker, Mike Leland Greenville Columbia Clinton Vicksburg Clinton Clinton Cleveland Clinton Clinton Smithdale Jackson Tupelo Vicksburg Hazelhurst Clinton Belzoni Jackson Mendenhall McComb i 165 Patton, Edward Payne, Glenn Pearson, Ginger Phillips, Brenda Phillips, Cindy Phillips, Cynthia Phillips, Teresa Polk, Susan Clinton Pearl Clinton Pearl Clinton Clinton Memphis, TN Raymond Pollard, Pat Ponder, Max Posey, Elisa Poythress, Melanie Clinton Mendenhall Jackson Clinton Presley, Lance Prevost, Keith Prevost, Mayme Rankin, Mark Rolling Fork Clinton Clinton Carrier Reddoch, James Reichmann, Karen Richardson, Bebe Richardson, Scott Ridgeland Pensacola, FL Jackson Jackson j- 166 J- Ricker, Mike Rigby, Kenny Robinson, Linda Rooke, Carolyn Rowan, Tim Rowe, Tanya Royston, Rebecca Ruffin, Ginny Pine Bluff, AR Pearl Clinton Memphis, TN Baldwyn Clinton Clinton Meridian Salley, Lawana Sanders, Deborah Sapp, Mellany Scarborough, Sheila Meridian Jackson Clinton Brandon Scoper, Genie Shaw, Dean Shelton, Tim Shipley, Amy Sinclair, Becky Sinclair, Nancy Smith, Claude Smith, Linda Baton Rouge, LA Perkinston Jackson Jackson Brookhaven Brookhaven Dallas, TX Jackson ■ 167 Smith, Rhonda Smith, Sherry Sneed, Fran Sproles, Cheryl Jackson Vicksburg Clinton Brookhaven Sproles, Emily Spruell, Kathi Stack, Cynthia Stephens, Martin Lexington Moss Point New Smyrna Beach, FL Hazelhurst Stewart, Mara Stone, Ricky Straw, Scott Street, Stephen Jackson Clinton Orlando, FL Columbus Stricklin, Hal Stringer, Tony Swisher, Ann Taylor, Harriet Monroe, LA Tylertown Brandon Columbia Thompson, Maria Thompson, Mary Anne Thompson, Melanie Thompson, Fulton Laurel Clinton Jackson Tupelo i 168 Thrash, Gail Todd, Robin Torrey, Brenda Travis, Janet Clinton Pensacola, FL Raymond Kentwood, LA Trott, Mary Tullos, Randy Turcotte, Jim Turner, Jenny Clinton Florence Clinton Columbia Turner, William Clinton Tyson, Virginia Bude Vaughn, Harriett Jackson Wadsworth, Lillian Clinton Walker, Bill Wallace, Linda Ware, Chris Washington, Darlene Houston, TX Bogue Chitto Jackson Rolling Fork Watkins, Diane Webb, Leigh West, Linda Westhafer, Virginia Jackson Clinton Hamilton, AL Jackson 169 Williams, Cindy Clinton Williams, Darrell Fernwood Williams, Laura Utica Williams, Roy Stonewall Wells, Jean White, David Wilkinson, Steven Willey, Greg Jackson Jackson Gulfport Canton Williamson, Eddie Jackson Wilson, Mark Memphis, TN Wilson, Scotty Clinton Windham, Cherri Baldwyn Winstead, Eddie Clinton Wroten, Brent Corinth Yarbro, Janet Jackson i JUNIOR CLASS Junior Class officers: President, Joann Branson; Vice President, Daniel Hall; Secretary, Rhonda Stamps; Treasurer, Mike Heilman Adams, Sandra Canton Ainsworth, Dana Clinton Akin, Cynthia Scottsboro, AL Alexander, Cherie Clinton Amis, Gary Ashcraft, Marilynn Ayers, Cherise Bailey, Cathy Clinton Kosciusko Manassas, VA Franklin, KY Barlow, Chuck Barlow, Paula Barnes, Beth Barnett, Kelly Brandon Pearl Jackson Clinton Barrett, Faye Barrett, Kaye Barrier, Patsy Bath, Stephen Jackson Jackson Jackson Port Gibson 171 i Blackburn, Drew Blackwell, Beth Blakely, Jeff Bland, Vivian Decatur Meridian Jackson Edwards Bowie, Sherry Bowman, Robin Brady, Bruce Branson, Joann Raymond Jackson Brookhaven Clinton Broadaway, Lisa Brock, John Brown, Tim Barker, Allyson Clinton Jackson Richton Jack son Calloway, LaDonna Coker, Sue Compere, Richard Conway, Betty Ann Jackson Magnolia Terry Jackson Cook, Elizabeth Corley, Romana Cothen, Nathan Craft, Sheila Brookhaven Natchez New Orleans, LA Jackson Crane, Cherie Daniels, Marc Davis, Angela Day, Patti Dean, Darlene Dean, Thomas DeWett, Becky Dingier, Laurie Jackson Jackson Bluefield, WV Crosby Pearl Monroe, LA Clinton Orlando, FL 172 If Doggett, Kerry Dooley, Darrell Douglas, Bill Drachenberg, Dana Durr, Kathy Edwards, Mark Ellington, Janet Ellis, Maggie Estrada, Jim Evans, Justin Farmer, Charles Farnham, Alicia Farris, Tony Ferguson, Lisa Filgo, Trish Finch, Charles Gandy, Sandra Gaspard, Johnny Gaston, Lisa Gentry, John Gill, Dianne Green, Judy Greer, Tony Haire, Melanie Halford, Jan Hall, Daniel Hamilton, Lisa Hamilton, Morrison Clinton Jackson Clinton Meridian Jackson Clinton Orlando, FL Bentonia Gulfport Lucedale Clinton McComb Titusville, FL Vicksburg Canton Summit Starkville Calcasieu, LA Paradis, LA Clinton Hazlehurst Jackson Hermanville Crystal Springs Jackson Clinton Meridian Clinton 173 Harris, Rebecca Hawthorne, Reginald Heilman, Mike Henry, Danny Jackson Gulfport Pascagoula Jackson Horn, Jana Raleigh Horne, Mark Hubbell, Floyd New Orleans, LA Huffman, Tony Pensacola, FL Hughes, Ann Hughes, Haley Huse, Steven Ivey, Kevin Jackson New Hebron Jackson Cleveland Jones, Benny Jones, Sissy Kalom, Mitch Langworthy, John Jackson Jackson Kenner, LA Pascagoula Junior Class Favorites: Joann Branson, Lisa Ferguson, Daniel Hall, and Scott Tynes 174 . Levy, Cathy Lewis, Patty Lister, Tommy Loskamp, Kathy Lovelady, Rendy Lovorn, Jill Lyle, Ken Magee, Pam Majors, Karen Marble, Renee Martin, Lynn Merritt, Mark Jackson Pascagoula Clinton Gulfport New Orleans, LA Jackson Atlanta, GA Jackson Jackson Terry Jackson Southaven Meyerchick, Paul Miller, Bernard Miller, Melissa Minton, Sherri Moncrief, Alison Morris, Phyllis Myers, Jeff Myrick, Sheila McCard, Ben McKinley, Brenda Nance, Jerry Neely, Robert Gulfport Indianpolis, IN Greenville Jackson Clinton Mendenhall Columbus Natchez Columbus, GA Bolton Gulf port Yazoo City Nester, Tommy Nungesser, Coby Owen, Melanie Peacock, Kevin West Point Clinton Jackson Baton Rouge, LA 175 Peacock, Tanya Phillips, Donna Pierce, Mike Pilgrim, Edward Jackson Winnetka, IL Vicksburg Clinton Pintard, Melanie Prassel, Ricky Presley, Penny Pride, Diane Natchez Raymond Rolling Fork Clinton Puckett, Lucy Anne Columbus Puckett, Margaret Natchez Pybas, Pam Madison Ray, Sara Carlsbad, NM Reed, Ralph Reeves, Scott Renaker, Danny Renfroe, Cecelia Jackson Pearl Marion, AL Jackson Revell, Ann Panama City, FL Roan, Jennifer Jackson Roderick, Brad Pass Christian Romines, Ronnie Pearl Sebren, Stance Sessums, Janet Shaw, Margaret Simonis, Gerhard Smith, Alicia Smith, Joyce Smith, Lance Smith, Mittie Jackson Jackson Jackson Germany Jackson New Orleans, LA Wesson Clinton 176 Smith, Tammy Sparks, Jeff Stamps, Rhonda Stewart, Shawn Stockett, Cary Stockman, Gaylon Stuart, Shirley Sumrall, Edward Taylor, Christy Thaggard, Rusty Thomas, Anthony Thomas, Christine Thompson, Edith Threatt, Sherry Touchstone, Bill Tullos, Ben Turcotte, Lori Tynes, Scott VanCamp, Keith Vance, Karen Vinson, Mark Walker, Tressa Ward, Gina Webb, Keith Whitehead, Cheryl Whitehead, Wesley Whitmire, Tara Wiggins, Lillian Jackson Montgomery, AL Fort Worth, TX Biloxi Crystal Springs Pine Hill, AL Vicksburg Jackson McComb Carthage Philadelphia Clinton Jackson Ridgeland Clinton Hattiesburg Clinton Heidleberg Jackson Corinth Jackson Jackson Pearl Ocean Springs Meridian Jackson Jackson Vicksburg 177 Wigley, Terry Wilbanks, Chip Wilkins, Greg Williams, Donna Williams, Steve Wills, David Wilson, Beth Woodall, Lawanda Clinton Corinth Jackson Jackson r % . i Pontotoc Clinton Petal Ft. Ritchie, MD Wooten, Kathy Young, Ricky Youngblood, Jamie Gainsville, FL Pontotoc Pearl 178 SOPHOMORE CLASS Sophomore Class officers: President, Mark Long; Vice President, Chester Whisonant; Secretary, Natasha Shirley; Treasurer, Beth Baker Albert, Kim Allen, Julie Allen, Karen Atkison, Larwin Clinton Memphis, TN Greenwood Carthage Atkisson, Robin Bailey, Laura Baker, Beth Barber, Marty Longwood, FL Mendenhall Shalimar, FL Canton Barnes, Terry Barrett, Mark Bell, Charlene Benson, Tony Sumrall Pearl Whitfield Lumberton Bewley, Jan Jackson Blanton, Elizabeth Durant Brashier, John Jackson Bridges, Jamie Jackson m 179 Bristol, Jerry Broome, David Brown, Jack Brown, Linda Burge, Jana Burge, Nancy Burnside, Rhonda Carr, Mike Cawthorn, Kathy Clark, Mary Clevenger, Melanie Cochran, Kimbra Conway, Earl Corley, Cathy Crossnoe, Terri Currie, Bruce Davis, Betsy Dendy, Peggy Dickinson, Linda Dodd, Wendell Donahoe, Eddie Eady, Jill Easley, Billy Edwards, Deberay Ellis, Harvey Fortenberry, Gene Franklin, Coni Fretterd, Lynellen Biloxi Clinton Gulfport Jackson Greenwood Clinton Jackson Pearl Memphis, TN McComb Tupelo Hickory Pass Chr istian Clinton Memphis, TN Vicksburg Picayune Jackson Port Gibson Winfield, AL Indianola Lagrange, GA Meridian Port Gibson Noxapater Jackson Mendenhall Natchez 180 i Gaddis, Billy Garriga, Tommy Garrott, Rachel Goodwin, June Gore, Joy Grant, Mary Greer, Angie Gregory, Patti Pearl Gulfport Memphis, TN Marks Clinton Canton Forest Jackson Hall, Gigi Hall, Suzette Hammack, Jan Harrell, Maura Harris, Stella Heath, Kathy Henry, Doran Higginbotham, Hill, William Hollman, Hal Holman, Teresa Hoven, Kim Humphreys, Kevin Hutcherson, Cheryl Irish, Kurt Johnson, Polly Johnson, Randy Johnston, Glen Jones, Lucille Kay, Kathy Clinton Pascagoula Natchez Jackson Tougaloo Ridgeland Mathiston Katrina Natchez New Orleans, LA Jackson Carrollton Meridian Clinton Greenville Jackson Clinton Indianapolis, In Jackson Florence Calhoun City 181 Keeton, Cheryl Kelly, David Kelly, Dwayne Kelly, Lisa Kemp, Carol Kennedy, Angela Kitchings, Kellie Kitchings, Lori Knight, Lynn Kulo, Warren Landrum, Lynn Lee, Jane Ann Cleveland Clinton Clinton Clinton Columbia Pearl Clinton Longbeach Jackson Ocean Springs Clinton Clinton Lentz, Deleslynn Lepard, Tommi Jo Lindigrin, Pam Lord, Lisa Jackson Clinton Clinton Carrollton Mansfield, Jennifer Jackson Masavage, Dawn Singapore Mason, Pam Alexandria, LA Massey, Chip Clinton Massey, Fetina Mauldin, Chris McCleave, Cathy McDill, Karen Morton Jackson Jackson Jackson McHann, Lecia McKay, Marcia Meador, Bill Melquist, Millie Sturgis Pelahatchie Jackson Jackson 182 183 Potter, Ann Powell, Nancy Powell, Tina Price, John Prudhomme, David Purvis, Vicki Rankin, Jeff Reed, Mark Richards, Pat Rodgers, Stevie Ross, Dee Ross, Tom Runion, Melinda Sandifer, Jo Ann Sandifer, Karen Sartor, Dina Scales, Marion Serio, Joey Shelley, Clyde Shirley, Natasha Smith, Carla Smith, Dana Smith, David Smith, Lori Smith, Rodney Smith, Sherry Stone, Kathy Stoppel, Ann Belzoni Philipp Brookhaven Slate Spring Vicksburg Jackson Flora Edwards Clinton Jackson Vicksburg Brookhaven Nashville, TN Rolling Fork Boyle Lambert Belzoni Jackson Vicksburgh Clinton Natchez Melbourne, FL Dallas, TX Carriere Anderson, SC Prentiss Kosciusko Starkville 184 Sumrall, Tim Switzer, Annette Taylor, Becky Thaggard, Greg Tipton, Vaughn Traylor, Angela Turner, Amy Tyner, Mitch Washington, Brenda West, Jennifer Whetstone, David Wilkinson, Julann Williams, Carol Woo, Jean Worthy, Vickie Jackson Ridgeland Hattiesburg Madden Hilliard, OH Monroe, LA Clinton Canton Rolling Fork Gulfport Pensacola, FL Gulfport Newton Isola Jackson 185 FRESHMAN CLASS Freshman Class officers: President, Ronny Young; 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Baptist Childrens Vil- lage ARNOLD, HUGH — Nursing major BALL, GWEN ELLIS — Nursing major; Psychology minor BALL, PATSY — Nursing major; yearbook staff sec- tion editor; BSU BARNES, BARRY SPENCER— Business Manage- ment major BERRY, BELINDA — Social Studies major BIRCH, RHONDA — Elem. Ed. maj.; Swannanoa — Pledge Pres, and Sec.-Treas.; Kappa Delta Pi Vice Pres.; Pi Mu Epsilon, Math Club, Dean’s List, Hon- ors 1,2,3 BISHOP, CYNTHIA F.— BSU Executive Council; BSU choir; BYW; Social Work major BLAND, LESLIE — Elem. Ed. major; Nenamoosha Social Tribe BOLAND, DEBORAH A. — Office Administration major; Nenamoosha; BSU Steering Committee; BSU Choir; Phi Lambda — Sec.; Choctaw Band; Cantata Choir; Pres. — Latimer-Webb Dorm; WAB; BYW BOONE, SHARON — Accounting major; Dean’s list; Delta Sigma Pi BOOTH, TANDY — Laguna; Tribesman; Social Work major; Social Work club; BSU Fellowship leader; 1982 Miss MC Pageant — Miss Congenial- ity BOURN, DENISE — Business Admin, major; Kissi- mee Social Tribe Historian; Delta Sigma Pi Histori- an BOYTE, WILLIAM RICHARD— Biology (Pre- Med) major; Alpha Lamba Delta; Alpha Chi; Beta Beta Beta; Alpha Epsilon Delta; Leo Club — Board of Directors BREWER, LISA — Interior Design major; Laguna Social Chairman; Charter member American Soci- ety of Interior Designers; ASID Secretary-Treasur- er; Art Club; BSU Freshman Council BRODIE, AVA — Speech Path, major; Laguna Tribe BROOME, MELINDA— BSU choir; BSU summer missionary; BYW president; SNEA; Laguna Social Tribe; Elem. Ed. major BROWN, REGINA ANN — Business Management major; Delta Sigma Pi Vice President; Kissimee Service Chairperson; Senior class Secretary; SBA Elections committee; Mortar Board; College Re- publicans Vice President; Ass’nt Dir. Tribal Play- ers; Dean’s List; Financial Assistance for Students committee BRENT, LELA DRONE — English major; Kappa Delta Pi; Sigma Tau Delta BROOKS, ANGELA — Accounting major BRYANT, JAMES MICHAEL— Cantata Choir; Psychology club BUCK, CYNTHIA— Nursing Honor Society; Sec.- Treas. NHS BUCKLEY, KATHY — Accounting major; Laguna Treasurer; BSU; Dean’s List; Alpha Lambda Delta; Alphi Chi; Mortar Board BURNS, PENNY — Marketing major BURT, SUSAN LYNN — Accounting major; Alpha Lamba Delta; BSU Puppet team; Deans List; Omi- cron Delta Kappa; Mortar Board Treasurer; La- guna Vice Pres., Secretary, Money making Chair- man; Intertribal Secretary BUSBY, LISA DAWN — Psychology major; Dean’s List, Swannanoa Publicity Chairman; Psychology club BUTLER, REBECCA SUE— Elem. Ed. major; La- guna Program and Parties Chairman; BSU Steer- ing Committee; SNEA; Mortar Board; Kappa Del- ta Pi; BSU Freshman Council; Dean’s List BYRD, LUCINDA ATWOOD— Nursing major, English minor CHAPMAN, LOWRY — Computer Science major; Judicial Council; Mortor Board; Alpha Chi; Vice Pres. Computer Science club; Pi Mu Epsilon; Dean ' s List; Civitan; Alpha Lambda Delta; Math club; M club; Track club; Varsity Track; All GSC Track; ODK CHILES, GERRI — Management major; Kissimee Rush Chairman; SBA Secretary; Concert Choir; BSU; Lyceum committee; Delta Sigma Pi; Presi- dential Cabinet; Elections comm. CLIPPINGER. TRACY — Nenamoosha; Modeling Team, President; Alpha Lamba Delta; Kappa Delta Pi, Secretary; SNEA; ODK, Secretary; Alpha Chi; Mortar Board; Sigma Tau Delta, President CLOCK, JEFFREY L.— Choctaw Basketball, Civi- tan, BSU COLBERT, SUSAN BEALL— Nursing major; Swannonoa, Honorary Medical Society, Campus nurse. Dean’s List COLE, SHIRLEY — Nursing major; Student Nurse Assoc., Black Student Assoc. Plus CONWAY, BETTY ANN — Nursing major, A.N.A., A.C.C.N. COOK, KEN — Computing Science and Math major; Alpha Lambda Delta, Omicron Delta Kappa Alphi Chi, Di Mu Epsilon, AD D, Math Club, SCKMG, Computing Science Club, Tribal Players, Marching Band, Concert Band, Jazz Band, MCA, Dean’s List Freshman Honors, Merit Scholarship, Co-op Stu- dent COVINGTON, CAROLINE— Elem. Ed. major; Concert Choir CRISS, BETH — Psychology major; Alpha Lambda Delta, Alpha Chi, Kissimee, Rush Chairman for Kissimee, Vice-President of Psychology Club, BSU Executive Council, BSU drama team. Honors Pro- gram, Dean ' s List, Sigma Tau Delta CRITZ, CAROLYN— Nursing Major CROSBY, CRYSTAL ANNETTE— Elem. Ed. ma- jor; Kissimee Concert Choir, SNEA, BSU, Baptist Young Women, Junior Homecoming Maid, Home- coming Queen, Class Favorite, Beauty CRUSE, DEBORA D. — Accounting major; Laguna Varsity cross country and track. Alpha Lambda Delta, Phi Beta Lambda, Dean’s List Cross Section, BSU CUNNINGHAM, MICHAEL W— Biology major; President Alpha Lambda Delta, President Alpha Epsilon Delta, President Omicron Delta Kappa, Chairman Men’s Affairs Board, Senator, Treasurer American Chemical Society, Collegiate, Civitan, Mortar Board, President Ratliff DANIELS, TIMOTHY C. — Management major; Civitan, Circle K DEDEAUX, ALAN — Choctaw Basketball, P.E. ma- jor DEER, SHARON RENEE — Accounting major; Kis- simee, Kissimee Publicity Chairman, Delta Sigma Pi, Historian and Senior Vice-President Delta Sig- ma Pi, Dean’s List DEROSSETTE, DONNA— Dean’s List, Kappa Del- ta Pi DETCHEMENDY, JEAN— Nursing major DORSEY, DIANNE — Art major, Kissimee, Cantata Choir, Student Chapter of American Society of In- terior Designers, TRIBESMAN, COLLEGIAN DOWLING, WILLIAM H.— Business Adm, major; Phi Beta Lambda, Civitan, BSU, Concert Choir, Cross Section DUKES, JENA — Office Administration major; Kis- simee ENETE, ROBIN — French major; BSU Executive Council, Missions Committee, Chairman, Laguna, Alpha Chi, Mortar Board, Summer Missionary BSU Ensemble, Dean’s List, Honor’s Program EVANS, RUSSELL — Business Management major; Senator, Circle K, KT Pledge Beau FISK, JOHN W— Alpha Lambda Delta— Vice President, BSU Freshman Council, Vice-Pres Sig- ma Tau Delta Freshmen Composition Award, Dean’s List, Circle K Mortar Board Historian, Omicron Delta Kappa — Vice-Pres of Men Affairs Board, Alpha Epsilon Delta, American Chemical Society FLEMING, MARGARET— Elem. Ed. major; BSU, Laguna FURR, KATHRYN M — SNEA GARDNER, MARINELL — Speech Pathology ma- jor, Nenamoosha GIBSON, THOMAS BARON, II — Accounting ma- jor; Varsity football, Nenamoosha beau. Alpha Lambda Delta, Delta Sigma Pi, Omicron Delta Kappa, Freshman Honors, FCA, Chrestman Dor- mitory Council, Senior Class President, Senator, Class Favorite, M Club, Academic All-Gulf South Conference Football Team GINN, REGINA KAY— P.E. major. Varsity Basket- ball, Varsity Softball, SNEA, Psychology Club, FCA GIPSON, CYNTHIA RENEE— Elem. Ed. major, SNEA, Alpha Chi, Kappa Delta Pi, Concert Choir GODFREY, DON- GOLDEN, BECKY — Nursing major, Kissimee, Cor- responding Secretary SNA, Modeling Team, Dean’s List, BSU, Dormitory Resident As sistant GOOLSBY, RAYMOND CHRIS— Accounting ma- jor; Circle K President, Delta Sigma Pi, BSU GOULD, CHERYL ANN — Accounting major; Omicorn Delta Kappa, Alpha Chi, Alpha Lambda Delta, Pi Mu Epsilon Secretary Treasurer, Math Club Publicity Chairman, Laguna, Marching Band, Concert Band, Dean’s List GRADY, PHILLIP L. — Chemistry major; Academic Council, Elections Comm., Alpha Lambda Delta, Chemistry Lab Instructor, Freshman Class Trea- surer, Alpha Chi, Senator, BSU Campus Focus Chairman, Dean’s List, Vice-Pres. of Programs, Circle K, Vice-President American Chemical Soci- ety, Vice-President Mortar Board, Vice-Chairman, Lyceum Committee, Treasurer Alpha Epsilon Del- ta, Omicron Delta Kappa GRANT, GAIL L. — Nursing major; Black Student Association Plus, SNA GRAVES, PAULA ANNETTE — Accounting ma- jor; Kissimee Historian, lst-Vice President, 2nd- Vice-President, Ideal Active, Intertribal Treasurer, BSU, Steering Committee, Homecoming Co- Chairman, Alpha Lambda Delta, Alpha Chi, Omi ' cron Delta Kappa, Mortar Board, Dean’s List, Sen- ator, Judicial Council, SBA Chief-Justice GRAY, WILLIAM AUSTIN— Business major; Var- sity Football, Secretary-Treasurer FCA, President of FCA, M-Club, Judicial Council GREEN, MICHAEL— Sociology and Psychology major; M Club, Track, Black Student Association Plus HAMMACK, KAY FRANCES— Office Adm. ma- jor; TRIBESMAN, Nenamoosha, Phi Beta Lamb- da, Secretary, Dean ' s List, MC Blue Line, Sergeant HARMON, WALTER LEWIS— Math and Com- puter Science major; Computer Science Club, Math Club, Alpha Lambda Delta, Marching Band, Con- cert Band, Jazz Band, Pi Mu Epsilon, Dean’s List, Honor Scholarship HARRIS, BRUCE — Political Science major; Pre- Law Society, Tri-Beta, Civitan HARTHCOCK, KIM — Nursing major; Nursing Honor Society, SNA, Vice-President of Nursing Honor Society HILL, JOHN KEITH — Mortar Board, Alpha Chi, Kappa Delta Pi, Chaplain — Civitan, BSU Missions Co-Chairman, Action Teams, Intramural Basket- ball HILL, REEANN — Organ Music Ed. major — American Guild of Organist, Treasurer Music Edu- cators National Conference, Cantata Choir HINES, JUDITH ANN — Communications major; Mortar Board, President, COLLEGIAN Editor, Nenamoosha Rush Chairman, 1980, Freshman Girl of the Year, Senator, Judicial Council, BSU Executive Council, BSU Family Group Leader, BSU Summer Missions Committee, Homecoming Committee, Omicron Delta Kappa, Publications Council, Punkins Club HOLDER, PATRICIA C. — Kappa Delta Pi, Dean’s List HUDSON, DEBORAH — Mass — Media Communi- cations major; Lady Chocs Sports Announcer 1981- 82, Nenamoosha, Tribal Players HUDSON, LAWRENCE T .— Pi Mu Epsilon, LEO club, Carlock Physics Scholarship Lab Instructor, Alpha Chi, Alpha Lambda Delta, Omicron Delta Kappa, Sigma Pi Sigma President, Society of Phys- ics Students, Presidential Scholarship, Dean’s List, BSU, CO-OP Student HUDSON, TERRY — Church Music major; Cantata Choir President, Cantata Choir, FISH, Madrigals HUFFSTETLER, CYNTHIA JOYCE— Laguna, JV Basketball, Lady Chocs Softball, LEO Club, SNEA HUGHES, LISA CAROLE — Biology major; Trea- surer of Tri-Beta, Senator, BSU, Laguna, Biology lab instructor, Dean’s List HURT, BILL — P.E. major; Men’s Affairs Board, Sr. Class President, Senate, BSU Family Leader, Cir- cle K, Civitan, BSU Freshman Council JACKSON, ANGELA — Accounting major; Delta Sigma Pi JOHNSON, CHESTER— P.E. major; Varsity foot- ball, Track JOHNSON, CYNTHIA DIANNE— Nursing ma- jor; SNA, Nursing Honor Society, Dean’s List JOHNSON, GLENDA — Deaf Ed. major; Nenamoo- sha, Pledge — President, WAB Chairman, Vice- Chairman 1980 Kappa Delta Pi, Omicron Delta Kappa, Dean’s List, BSU JOHNSON, VELMA — Business Adm. major JONES, DEAN IE — Accounting major. Dean’s List JONES, GAY LYNN — Business Adm. major JONES, HOWARD — Chaplain of Black Student As- sociation Plus, Varsity football, Art Club, M Club JONES, LAWRENCE S.— Business major; Pi Sig- ma Epsilon, M Club, Varsity football KINSEY, SHARLA JO — Psychology major; BSU Executive Council, Nenamoosha, Treasurer of Nenamoosha, Elections Comm. Resident-Assis- tant — Gunter, BSU Choir, Psychology Club KITCHINGS, HAL — Church Activities major; Baseball, Circle K. BSU, Nenamoosha Beau KNIGHTON, HOLLI ALICE— Social Studies ma- jor; Kissimee, Kappa Delta Pi, LEO Club — Mem- bership Chairman KYZAR, ROBERT S. — Computer Science major; Civitan, BSU, Omicron Delta Kappa, Alpha Lamb- da Delta, Mortar Board, Men’s Affairs Board, Pi Mu Epsilon, Dean’s List, Math Club, Dormitory Personnel, Computer Science Club LANCASTER, EVA MARIE — Accounting major; Kissimee Treasurer, Sr. Class Treasurer, Phi Beta Lambda, Dean’s List LANE, KAREN C. — Nursing major;l Nenamoosha, SNA LANE, RENITA — History major; Pi Gamma Mu, Phi Theta Alpha LAWSON, LAURIE DRONE— Social Work major; Social Work Sociology Club LESIEUR, GAIL — Psychology major; Mortar Board, Alpha Lambda Delta, BSU, BYW, Concert Choir, Psychology Club, Nenamoosha, Dean’s List LEE, ROBBIN J. — Accounting major; Dean’s List, Lady Chocs Manager LOFTON, GRANT K. — Nursing major LONG, ROBERT CHARLES — Political Science major; Senator, Dean’s List, Mortar Board, ODK, Phi Alpha Theta, Phi Beta Lambda, College Re- publicans Co — Chairman, Alpha Lambda Delta LUNCEFORD, ALLEN — Math major; Math Club, Golf MAJORS, REBECCA LYNNL— Comm, major; Freshman Homecoming Maid, Alpha Lambda Del- ta, Modeling Team, BSU, Family Group Leader, BSU Steering Comm., BSU executive Council, Dean’s List, Nenamoosha Social Chairman and President, Ideal Active, Intertribal Council Vice- President, Punkins Club, Circle K Sweetheart, Beauty, Commercials for MC, Jr. Class Secretary, Hall of Fame Selection Comm., Lyceum Comm., I LOVE AMERICA DAY Comm., Food Services Comm. Homecoming Half Time Chm. Emcee of Homecoming Halftime Show, ODK, Alpha Chi, Mortar Board, Delta Sigma Pi, Delta Sigma Pi Pledge Pres., Who’s Who MANNING, JANA MICHELLE — Nursing major; SNA, Nursing Honor Society, Alpha Chi, Dean’s List, Vice-Pres. of Jr. and Sr. Nursing Class MARSALIS, REL — Nursing major; SNA, Who ' s Who Hall of Fame Selection Comm., Judicial Council, Nenamoosha MAY, LORA ANN RATCLIFF— ELEM. ED. ma- jor MAY, PAUL BURKHEAD — Religion major; Phi Mu Alpha, Concert Choir Band, Summer Mission- ary, BSU, Cross Section, Ministerial Students Assn., Senator, Disc Jockey for WHJT MIANO, LAUREN JANE — English major; Sigma Tau Delta Secretary, Alpha Lambda Delta, Alpha Chi — President, Kappa Delta Pi — President, Band, Dean’s List MIDDLETON, TOM — Church Music Major; Can- tata Choir MILLER, MICHAEL — Political Science major; BSA-Plus, Pre-Legal Club, Debate Team, Pi Gam- ma Mu MITCHELL, CLIFF — Business major; Circle K; Kissimee Beau, Circle K Blood-Drive Chairman, Cheerleader, Chief Choc Mascot, SBA Attorney, Public Relations Sports Writer MIXON, JOANNA HALL — Elem. Ed. major; Kis- simee Secretary, Alpha Lambda Delta, ODK, Kappa Delta Pi, SNEA President MORRIS, CARLA — Nursing major; Kissimee Pro- gram Chairman, Historian, SNA Secretary, 1st Vice-President, TRIBESMAN Business Manager, Publications Council, Psychology Club McALEXANDER, MARY — Dean’s List; Jr. Varsi- ty Basketball; Varsity Basketball; Alpha Lambola Delta McCARTY, BRIAN SMITH — Chemistry major; Circle K; Sigma Tau Delta; Coliseum Use Commit- tee, American Chemical Society; Student Guidance and Personnel Services committee McCUBBIN, LAURIE MICHELL— Elem. Ed. ma- jor; Laguna Social Tribe; SNEA vice pres.; Kappa Delta Pi; Alpha Lambda Delta; Alpha Chi; Dean’s List McCULLOUGH, CONNIE — Nursing major; Resi- dent nurse, MC McGEE, AMY — Office Ad. major; Phi Beta Lambda BYW; BSU; BSU choir McGEE, SHEILA DAWN — Chemistry major; American Chem. Soc. Pres.; Math club Treas. Del- ta Sigma Pi Treas. Alpha Lambda Delta; Nena- moosha Social Tribe; Alpha Chi; Omicron Delta Kappa; Dean’s List; CRC Press Outstanding Fresh- man Chemist; Izard Chem. Scholarship McGEHEE, BOWMAR — Business major; Tennis team; Annual staff photographer; Civitan McMULLAN, ANGELA LYNN-Kissimee Social tribe; Leo Club; American Chemical Society; Chem. lab instructor; Chemistry major McNEECE, MARK A. — Business Administration major McWHARTER, WALTER R. — Religion major; BSU excutive council; BSU Steering Comm.; BSU property Puppet teams; Summer missionary; 2nd Ratliff Residents committee NELSON, WALTER — Political Science major; Football manager; Pre-Legal club; M club NETTERVILLE, LINDA — Alpha Lambda Delta; Dean’s List; Phi Beta Lambda; National Honor So- ciety NEWELL, SARAH— Elem. Ed. major; BSU; BSU choir; BSU Executive council; Laguna NICHOLS, JOSEPH JR. — Religion major NICHOLS, WILLIAM S. — Music Ed. major; Con- cert Choir; Band; Jazz Band; Circle K; MENC O’NEAL, KEITH — Chemistry major; ACS; BSU; His Workmanship; I Lo ve America Day committee; Civitan PALMER, JUDY — Accounting major; Phi Theta Kappa PARKER, MIKE — History major; Alpha Lambda Delta; ODK; Alpha Chi; Mortar Board; Phi Alpha Theta; Dean ' s List; BSU Freshman Council; BSU outreach group; Elections committee; Credentials committee; Steering committee for Spiritual En- richment Week, I Love America Day; Summer Missionary; 2nd floor Ratliff Residents committee PAYNE, GLENN R. — English major; Choctaw Band; BSU PATTON, EDWARD — Music major; Concert Choir; Opera; Alpha Chi; German club; Band; Dean’s List PEARSON, VIRGINIA — Elem. Ed. major; BSU Freshman Council; BYW; SNEA; Kappa Delta Pi; Baptist Children’s Village; Dean’s List; President’s List; Kappa Delta Pi Treas.; BSU Family Group Leader PHILLIPS, BRENDA LEE — Swannanoa Social Tribe; SNA, MC Nursing Honor Society PHILLIPS, CYNTHIA CROUCH — Nursing ma- jor; BSU Steering comm., enlistment. Involvement; SNA 2nd Vice-Pres.; Swannanoa Pledge V.P.; ST President; Intertribal Vice Pres, and Treasurer PHILLIPS, TERESA — Computer Science major; Alpha Lambda Delta; BSU Ladies Ensemble; Tribesman Staff POLK, SUSAN FARMER — Business Ed. major; Deans List; Kappa Delta Pi PONDER, MAX — Music Ed. major; Marching Band; Concert Band; Drum Major; MENC PRESLEY, LANCE — Chemistry major; Circle K Treas.; Sophomore Class Pres.; Sophomore Class Favorite; Student Senate; Biology Lab Instructor; 205 Tri Beta; American Chemical Society; ACS Vice Pres.; Dormatory President POSEY, ELISA — Nursing major; Nenamoosha; Stu- dent Nursing Association; BSU PREVOST, MAYME FOSTER— Social Work Club; Pi Gamma Mu REDDOCK, JAMES S. — Psychology, Religion ma- jor President Pro-Temp Christian Ministries As- soc., Puppet Team, BSU Steering Comm, BSU Outreach Group, Properties Comm., Mortar Board REICHMANN, KAREN — Office Administration major. Lady Choc’s Softball, Cheerleader RICHARDSON, BEBE R. — Nursing major; ANA, MNA, NAACOG, President of MHA society of NSG. Service Administration RICKER, MIKE — Business major, Football, M Club, All-GSC Football RIDZ, BRIAN — Biology major; American Chemical Society, LEO Club, Senate ROBINSON, LINDA — Nursing major; Senate, Modeling Team, SNA, Kissimee, BSU ROOKE, CAROLYN — Elem. Ed. major; Summer missionary, BSU choir, Swannanoa Publicity chair- man, Children ' s Village tutor. Kappa Delta, Pi Soc- cer Club, World Hunger Concern Group, Dean’s List, Collegian Photographer, Tribesman Photogra- pher BSU, Art Club, BYW, Marching Band, Con- cert Band, Jazz Band, SNEA, LEO Club, Charter member, and service chairman ROWE, TANYA — Applied Voice major, Omicron Delta Kappa, Delta Omicron President, BSU Ex- ecutive Comm., BSU Ladies’ Ensemble, German Club Vice President, Cantata Choir Secretary, Madrigals ROYSTON, REBECCA LYNN— Accounting ma- jor; Kissimee, Circle K Sweetheart, SBA secretary. Freshman Woman of the Year, Alpha Lambda Del- ta, Delta Sigma Pi, Modeling Team, Class Favorite, Women’s Affairs Board Judicial Council, Dean’s List RUFFIN, GINNY LEE— Social Work major; La- guna, BSU Freshman Council, Family Group Lead- er, Bible Study Leader, Social Work Club, Presi- dent, Pi Gamma Mu President, Mortar Board, Dean’s List SALLEY, LAWANNA COLLINS— Nursing ma- jor, BSU, Baptist Young Women, Laguna, SNA, Nursing Honor Society SANDERS, DEBORAH LYNN— Elem. Ed. major SAPP, MELLANY — English major; Alpha Lambda Delta, Alpha Chi SNEA, Kappa Delta Pi, Sigma Tau Delta SCARBAROUGH, SHEILA GAIL— Nursing ma- jor SCOPER, GENIE — Speech and Comm, major; Dean’s List, Modeling Team, BSU, Senate, Kissi- mee SHAW, DEAN— Choctaw Basketball SHELTON, TIM— P.E. major; Varsity basketball FCA SHIPLEY, AMY V. — Accounting major SINCLAIR, NANCY RUTH— Music Ed. major; Varsity tennis. Cantata Choir, SNEA SINCLAIR, REBECCA ANN — P.E. major; Varsity basketball, Varsity tennis. Psychology Club, SNEA, FCA Secretary SMITH, SHERRY ANN S— Nursing major SMITH, RHONDA E. — Nursing major SNEED, FRAN — Music Ed. major; Cantata Choir, Alpha Lambda Delta, MENC, Dean’s List SPROLES, CHERYL LEIGH— Secondary Ed. ma- jor; Kissimee; Tribal Players, Judicial Council, BSU, College Republicans, Disc Jockey at WHJT, BYW SPROLES, EMILY CLAIRE — Business major; BSU chor. Phi Beta Lambda Secretary, Senate, BSU SPRUELL, KATHI LYNNE— Math major; BSU puppet team. Dean’s List, Pi Mu Epsilon, Math Club, BSU STACK, CYNTHIA MARIE— Elem. Ed. major STEPHENS, MARTIN CLINTON— Biology ma- jor; Freshman Class President, Chrestman Dorm President, Freshman Man of the Year, Jr. Class Vice-President, Kissimee Beau, Class Favorite, Cir- cle K STEWART, MARA — Management major STONE, RICKY — P.E. major; Basketball, Baseball, FCA, M Club, Secretary-Treasurer M Club, Civi- tan STREET, STEPHEN EDWARD— Religion major; BSU President BSU Choir, Family Group Leader, President FISH, Civitan STRICKLIN, HAL — Marketing Mangt. major; Baseball SWISHER, ANN — Nursing major; Alpha Chi Ome- ga TAYLOR, HARRIET — Home Economics major; Nenamoosha, Home Ec. Club THRASH, GAIL — Elem Ed. major; Kappa Delta Pi, SNEA, Dean’s List THOMPSON, FULTON — Biology major; Intramu- ral Tennis, Dormitory Personnel, Lab Instructor Circle K, BSU, Senate, Tri — Beta, AED — Treasur- er, Alphi Chi, Omicron Delta Kapa Alpha Lambda Delta, Mortar Board, Laguna Beau, Dean’s List, Cheerleader THOMPSON, HOLLY — Speech and Comm, major; Dean ' s List, Alpha Lambda Delta, Alpha Epsilon Delta, Mortar Board THOMPSON, MARIA — Church Activities major; BSU, Nenamoosha THOMPSON, MARY ANNE— Elem. Ed. major; BSU Freshman Council, Baptist Children ' s Village tutor. Mission Group Leader Mortar Board, Kappa Delta Pi, SNEA, Summer Missionary, BYW THOMPSON, MELANIE — Accounting major; In- tertribal Council, Modeling Team, Kissimee, Omi- cron Delta Kappa, Mortar Board, Alpha Lambda Delta, Circle K Sweetheart, Business Manager — Miss MC pageant, Homecoming Comm., Aca- demic Council, BSU Executive Council, Class Fa- vorite TODD, ROBIN ANN — Nursing major; Kissimee SNA, BYW, Kissimee Spirit Chairman, BSU Choir, Latimer — Webb Vice-President, BSU TORREY, BRENDA — Nursing major; SNA TRAVIS, JANET — Modern Lang, major; Laguna, Kappa Delta Pi, Publication Council, Alpha Lamb- da Delta, Dean ' s List Freshman Honors, Alpha Chi, Sigma Tau Delta, Arrowhead Literary Editor, Hon- ors TROTT, MARY — Foreign Lang, major; Elections Comm. Credentials Comm. BSU Council TULLOS, RANDY — Physics, Math major; Sigma Pi Sigma, Civitan, President Scholarship, Collegian Staff, CO-OP Student, Soccer, Pi Mu Epsilon, Lab Instructor, Society of Physics Students, Gamma Sigma Tau TURCOTTE, JAMES CARLTON— Marketing ma- jor Circle K, Delta Sigma Pi, M Club, Letterman, All GSC Place Kicker, BSU, FCA, SBA President, Dean’s List, Varsity Football TURNER, JENNY— Nursing major; Laguna, SNA, Treasurer Lyceum Comm. BSU, BSU Family Group Leader TYSON, VIRGINIA LYNN— Math and Computer Science major; Laguna, Kappa Delta Pi, Jennings Dorm Council, Vice-President, Computing Science Club, Math Club, Pi Mu Epsilon WALLACE, LINDA GAYLE— Art major; Art Club, BSU WARE, CHRIS — Marketing major; Mortar Board, Cross Country Track, Dean’s List, Civitan, Track Club Secretary, M Club WALKER, WILLIAM — Business Management — Marketing major; Track, Circle K, Delta Sigma Pi, Vice-President, Delta Sigma Fund Raising Chair- man, Delta Sigma Pi Pledge Class President, Class Favorite, Dormitory Council, Ratliff Dorm Coun- selor, Elections Committee, Financial Aid Commit- tee WASHINGTON, DARLENE — Business Education major; BSA F Member WATKINS, DIANE KAY — Accounting major; Del- ta Sigma Pi Treasurer, Dean’s List WEBB, LEIGH — Elem. Ed. major WELLS, JEAN — Music Ed. major; Alphs Lambda Delta, Band, Kappa Delta Pi, MENC, Dean ' s List, Mortar Board, Resident Assistant WEST, LINDA C. — Accounting major; Cheerleader Kissimee, MC Blueline, Fitness and Figure Instruc- tor, BSU WESTHAFER, VIRGINIA GRAY— Nursing ma- jor WHITE, DAVID L. — Music Ed. major; Alpha Lambda Delta, Band, Kappa Delta Pi, MENC, Dean’s List, Phi Mu Alphs Sinfonia WILLEY, GREGORY SANDERS— Business major WILLIAMS, CYNTHIA M— Speech Pathology major; Cheerleader, Nenamoosha WILLIAMS, DARELL B.— Music Ed. major; Phi Mu Alphs Sinfonia, MENC, Band WILLIAMS, LAURA MOBLEY— Business Ed. major; Dean’s List Phi Beta Lambda WILLIAMS, LEON — Religion major; BSU Nursing Home and Children’s Home Ministry, Cantata Choir WILLIAMSON, EDDIE— Phi Alphs Theta, Pi Gamma Mu Pre-Law Club, Photographer ' s Ameri- can Studies Seminar Summer ' 82, Intern American Studies Program, National Trust for Historic Pres- ervation WILKINSON, STEVEN — Religion and History major; Civitan, FISH, BSU WILSON, JIMMY SCOTT— Marketing major; Cir- cle K Delta Sigma Pi, Floor Counselor, Ratliff Dorm Manager WILSON, MARK S.— Circle K, Vice-President, Rush Chairman, Jr. Class President, MAB Secre- tary Treasurer, Senator, BSU I LOVE AMERICA DAY Chairman Phi Beta Lambda, College Repub- licans, Dean ' s List WINDHAM, CHERRI— Social Studies major; Kis- simee, Kappa Delta Pi, SNEA Secretary, Modeling Team, Dean’s List WROTEN, BRENT— P.E. major; Varsity Football, M Club VAUGHN, LUCY HARRIET— Marketing major; BSU BSU Summer Missionary, Concert Choir, Kissimee Delta Sigma Pi, Mary Nelson Dorm President, Punkins Club, Women Affairs Board 206 As we have worked on this during the past year, we have tried to capture some of the meaningful events that we as students will re- member in many years to come. We hope that you as a student body will enjoy the 1983 TRIBESMAN. As we have worked and filled this book with memories we have tried to keep you as a student body in mind. We have tried to reproduce something that you as a student body as well as we would be proud of. We the Co-Editors of the 1983 TRIBESMAN wish to thank each one who has worked with us — our sponsor, Janet Lee, all the photographers, and all the faculty mem- bers, and you as the student. As we close the 1 983 TRIBESMAN, we hope that you will be as proud of what it stands for as we are. FROM US TO YOU, CO-EDITORS Marilynn Ashcraft Romona Corley 378. 14 M83 m-e . t.Z 193545