Mississippi College - Tribesman Yearbook (Clinton, MS)

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EVENTS

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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

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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