Mississippi College - Tribesman Yearbook (Clinton, MS)

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II TAMERA BUTLER, MISS MC 1985, provides special entertainment dunnq follies. DURING A BREAK IN THE PRODUCTIONS from the various clubs, Michael Passons plays the piano and sings to entertain the audience CIVITAN DOES the Born to Hand Jive. FOLLIES IS A SUCCESS thanks to the hard work and dedication of Judy Shanks, Follies director, and Art Stevens, Student Body President. The theme for Homecoming 1985 was “Strong Past Bright Future. In the first production of Mississippi College Homecoming Follies, this theme was very evident. The idea for the Follies was originated by Art Stevens, Student Body President, and Judy Shanks, a junior, with hopes of it be- coming a Mississippi College tradition. With a motorcycle, a band, and choreography, the men of Civitan walked away with first place with their production of “MC— Fifties Style. Nenamoosha Social Tribe and La- guna Social Tribe tied for Second place with their portrayal of the Twenties and Eighties respectfully. Other groups participating were Swananoa Social Tribe, Kissimee Social Tribe, and Circle K Mens Club. Entertainment was provided by Tamera Butler, Miss MC 1985, and Michael Passons.

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FIRST HOMECOMING FOLLIES IN A TIE FOR SECOND PLACE with Nenamoosha, Laguna performs We are the World. SWANNANOA SOCIAL TRIBE beams Down a festive future follies perfor- mance. SWEETHEARTS, STEPHANIE FARRAR and Diane Claypool, lead Civitan in their winning performance of MC — Fifties Style . m

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And it is written — that on a predeter- mined day, in the spring of the year — all Mississippi College students shall forego their previous studies and major in hav- ing a good time. Much looked forward to and much re- membered afterward. The 1986 Spring Fever Day was held on April 12. Begin- ning with lunch, volleyball, and frisbee on the quad, the day put students in the mood to head for the beach. Jackson ' s resevoir was close enough and it set the stage for an afternoon of organized chaos! Spring Fever Day is one of our best traditions ever. From volleyball to a Twister Tourna- ment, there was something for sports participants and spectators alike. Domi- noes Pizza and Coca-Cola Bottling Company were co-sponsors of Spring Fever Day 1986. Resevoir Rock host- ed a variety of airbands including Put- tin On The Hits hopefuls Doc Red and the Dominoes. Walt Grayson, MC gra- duate, from WLBT Channel 3 emceed this event. Each Spring Fever seems to get better and better, and next year as students wear their ' 85 Spring Fever T-Shirts around campus — they ' ll take lots of fun memories with them. MC STUDENTS SOAK UP THE SUN while listening to great lip synching by Ellis Daniley. RODNEY QUINN, JOEY PAR- HAM, and friends take a break while waiting for the air band to start. (Purely a spec- tator sport) TERRY STELLA JUDGES THE MASS confusion of arms and legs, while Amy Meadows and Kathy Boyd somehow re- main untangled.