Mississippi College - Tribesman Yearbook (Clinton, MS)

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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

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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