Mississippi College - Tribesman Yearbook (Clinton, MS)

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Dill HOMECOMING 1985 A more appropriate theme could not have been chosen. It was evident in the special Homecoming Follies skits— each one depicting a different period of MC history. These promise to be an annual event as Art Stevens and Judy Shanks got them off to a great start. You could see it in the faces of alumni as they met class reunions and received awards. Nowhere was it more obvious than in our classic MC traditions such as receptions held by the Social Tribes the parade, led by the infamous firetruck; and especially the sound of a beating drum all night prior to Homecom- ing Day. Our present isn ' t too bad either ' The Chocs came out over Valdosta State 28-7 and the queen and her court came out looking beautiful for the game Perhaps the best representation of a strong past-bright future was the new Robinson— Hale Stadium As the new field saw it ' s first Homecoming, we remembered tootball heroes, and spirited students from our past We also looked ahead to more good times in a stadium at a school which strives to help every student reach their highest future dreams. HOMECOMING CLASSICS — beautiful cars and beautiful girls BETH PEPPER AND MISSI DAVIS entertain students, faculty, and cam- pus guests at the Homecoming Patio Show AMY KIRK AND FELLOW KT ' S show parade spirit on the Kissimee Homecoming Float FULL OF RED-HOT Choctaw spirit, Nenamoosha waves hands and the Homecoming spirit stick

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SWEETHEART KIMBERLY TANNER and the men of Circle K cheer for the Chocs on the biggest, bluest, float” ever, (a garbage truck) FRESHMAN, DON POYTHRESS, contributes to the Homecoming celebration. Who knows? We could be seeing him soon on the Grand Ole ' Opry!! J CIVITAN CONTINUES THEIR 1950 ' S theme as they take their float through campus. MISS M.C., TAMERA BUTLER, gives a repeat performance for the post-parade crowd. 1

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Miss Anna Hamilton, from Lakeland, Florida, Miss Tamera Butler, from New Orleans, Louisiana, was Miss Robyn Douglas, from Brookhaven, Mississippi, re- was crowned Homecoming Queen, November elected Maid of Honor. Her escort was Mr. Mark G. presented the Senior class. Her escort was Mr. Eddie 2, 1 985. Her escort was Mr. Art Stevens, S B. A. Veal, S B. A. Vice-President. Hatchett, Senior class President. President. Representing the Junior class was Miss Pat Starnes from Orlando, Florida. Her escort was Mr. David Nowell, Junior class Vice President. Miss Karen Massengill, from Brookhaven, Mississippi, was elected Sophomore Maid. Her escort was Mr. Rod- ney DePriest, President of the Sophomore class. Elected as Freshman Maid was Miss Holly Hollman from Jackson, Mississippi Her escort was Mr. Glenn Robinson, Freshman class President.