Mississippi College - Tribesman Yearbook (Clinton, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 220 of the 1987 volume:

THE TRIBESMAN 1987 s through these doors that Mississippi College students ct their first shot at participating in •‘h. itseH a succession of many doors. Through Prayer, love, guidance, and often pain; young ilts at Mississippi College each search for their one special door. Some find several doors open hem right away, and we are amazed. Some never even try one door, and some bravely test every )r they find. Some ignore the doors opened to them, and stubbornly seek their own pathway, have watched helplessly as a friend tries blindly to find a door, any door. We have prayed with iend about to cross a brand new threshold; knowing that once they stepped over, the door lid shut behind them forever. There IS help along the way. Parents to instill, teachers to inspire, nds to enhance, and One always waiting to encourage the dream along. It is our fond hope that doors on the hill remain open to ANY who desire the challenge of LIFE. ' Thou art home. u art with thy friends. Thou hast found thy door in the wall.” — Friar John The Door in the 11 by Marguerite Dc Angcli. Volume LXXXI MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE College Street Clinton, MS 39058 Mississippi Coll«9 Library FRIE When tl reve Kjni f.V r ' _ i=j . H v , V HSJL t }. f F.iii fgjyrWiii imiirti iMa III As freshmen wait for instructions for registration, they spend some time getting to know the people sitting around them in Provine Chapel SUPER FRESHMEN 1986!! beanies, visors, t-shirts, and nametags helped everyone on campus recognize , the 1986 freshman class for the first two weeks of the fall semester. Jeff Blackwell, along with a group of upperclassman, planned a week of activities to greet the bright new faces on campus. Church services, water balloon fights, cookouts, and family-group meetings all gave the new students plenty of opportunities to meet their fellow students. Class officer elections. Clash of the Classes, and Indian Day ended the two fun-filled weeks of activities. As S.B.A. Attorney, Jeff Blackwell worked hard at running a very smooth Orientation program. The freshmen class was very go xl about participating in the events planned. They must have taken to heart the words of the campus officials who reminded them that they would get out of orientation exactly what they put in it. The 1986 Freshman Class did prove to be “SUPER FRESHMEN.” Jay Albritton, Vicksburg, proves that he is a “SUPER FRESHMAN”, sporting his beads and feathers and the ever-present freshman T-shirt. As Paul Smith hangs a campaign poster, other students gather around THE WALL for the usual 10 a.m. Friday meeting. Although a real Choctaw Indian would not have been carrying a Biology book, they would have dressed much like this freshman. Susan Walker and Kenny Redford walk to their third period class showing their newly found Choctaw spirit. Many freshmen join the upperclassmen in the Quad to enjoy the last of the warm weather and to watch freshmen who broke the rules during orientation pay for their mistakes. FRESHMAN ORIENTATION fOLLEG 1 I JJI ft ww|mw[ts . K K ■ 1 E l PAT STARNES HOMECOMING QUEEN Kimberley Tanner, Pat Starnes, and Angela Smith 10 KIMBERLEY TANNER Maid of Honor escorted by Dr. William G. Tanner ANGELA SMITH Senior Maid escorted by Rev. James E. Smith Karen Massengill, jr. maid Scott Lyle, jr. class president Leigh Calhoun, soph, maid Nick Walters, soph, president Janet Purvis, fresh, maid Robby Jones, fresh, president I Scott Lyle, junior class president, Robby Jones, fresh- man class president, Selwyn Ellis, MAB Chairman, Darrell Whitaker, SBA Vice-president, Steve Yarber, Senior class president, and Nick Walters, sophomore class president take some “time out” after escorting the Homecoming Court. I E!«S ilMHi •s-aAj NENAMOOSHA RUSH 1986 4 Nenamoosha is red roses, hearts, and cuddly teddy bears. Rush started with coke parties, the Nenamoosha skit, “The Velveteen Bear,” and the ever-famous door signing. Finally squeal night arrived followed by a messy mud fight. Pledge week was fun-ffilled and very busy. It included: breakfast at 7:00 each morning, a Nenamoosha Circle Kjailhouse swap, Civitan big brother day, a spend the night party at the Pittman’s, a beau appreciation party, a slave auction, and the mys- tery date party. Nenamoosha emphasizes charac- ter development and leadership through which love and unity among the members of the tribe are achieved. — by Allison Trott 18 IC. SWANANOA RUSH 1986 19 LAGUNA RUSH %4 KISSIMERUSH 22 MISS MC ’87 Susan Banes, freshman, was sponsored by MC’s Concert Choir. Tammy Mangum was sponsored by Kissimee Tribe Cathy Cole was sponsored by Civitan Men’s Club. On the 20th of February, the 21st annual pageant was held in Nelson Auditorium. Miss MC 1985, Tamera Butler brings back more beautiful song Miss MC ’87 Tammy Mangum 1st Runner-up Mauri Smith 2nd Runner-up Cathy Col 3rd Runner-up Susan Banes 4th Runner-up Laura Whaley Mauri Smith was sponsored by the Junior class. lAississippi Coll«gi W Library FARRELL-N-FARRELL FARRELL FARRELL ON FRIDAY NIGHT, SEPTEMBER 19, 1986, THE A.E. WOOD COLISEUM WAS THE PLACE. THE GROUP WAS FARRELL AND FARRELL. THEIR SONGS COVERED A RANGE OF TOPICS - T.V., PATRIOTISM, ADULTERY, WORLD HUNGER. THESE TOPICS WERE ADDRESSED IN FRESH, CONTEMPORARY SONGS. THE CROWD OF MORE THAN 1000 ESPECIALLY EN- JOYED THE FOLLOWING SONGS: PEO- PLE IN A BOX , GET RIGHT OR GET LEFT , CHOICES”, JUMP TO CONCLU- SIONS”. LYCEUM CHAIRMAN, PAT GEN- TRY, WORKED HARD TO MAKE THIS CONCERT HAPPEN! THE AUDIENCE WAS TOUCHED BY THE CONCERN OF THE ARTISTS FOR EASTERN EUROPE. ALL IN ALL, A GREAT NIGHT ON THE M.C. CAM- PUS! TWILA PARIS ForC ' oncert IntonnaHon Donovan N loore The Wayne Coombs Agency 75 Malaga C ' love Plaza Palos er(les Estates. CA ‘)()274 (213)375-0525 The Baptist Student Union presented Twila Paris in concert, Friday, April 10th, in the A.E. Wood Coliseum. It was a very inspiring time that carried the message of Missions. Her music captured the essence of our relationship with God and our responsibility as His warriors in our daily battle against Satan. h vt § 1 29 FACULTY— STAFF Jobeth Adams Sec., V.P, Dev. Ruth Ainsworth Student Center Flostess Debbie Alderman Sec., Graduate Office Hazel Anthony Adm. Asst., V.P. Bus. Aff. Dennis Atwood Asst. BSU Director Ann Barlow Instr., Communications Darvin Barnes Assoc. Prof., P.E. Patsy Bauer Head Clerk, Mail Room Vinnie Beckley Instr., Nursing Bernard Blackwell Dir., Alumni Affairs John R. Blair Prof., Educ. Lisa Blankenship Data Entry Sec., Computer Center Karin Den Bleyker, Connie Bobo Composer Operator Russell Brasher Instr., Comm, WHJT FM Sales Sports Neal Brashier Adm. Asst, to President Billy Broome Prof., Educ. Ann Browning Bookkeeper, Bus. Office Greg Buie Grad. Asst,, Public Relations James Burnside Prof. Head, Math Computing Science Lucy Burnside Prof., Math and Computing Science and Bus. Gloria Cade Lorraine Caldwell Adm. Asst., Counseling Services 30 Craig Callen Assoc. Prof., Law Jerry Cannon Assoc. Prof., Chem. Margaret Carmean Asst. Prof., Education Dorothy Carpenter Dir., Cont. Education Debbie Carraway Ralph Carroll Asst. Prof., Music Paulette Carrulh Sec. to Registrar Tyan Carter Sec. to V.P. for Ext. Affairs Diane Chaffins Wanda Clay Instr., English Mary J. Corcraft Order Librarian Jim Coleman Asst to V.P. for Student Personnel Kay Collier Senior Faculty Secretary Steve Cook Mentor, Art Joe Cooper Prof., Philosophy Religion Aurthur Cornell Asst. Prof., Law Board of Trustees 1 ra ■ i FACULTY— STAFF Rick Courteny AssT. Dean Professional Services. Law Bettye R. Coward Assoc. Prof Head Dept, of Home Ec. Alice Cox Spec. Collections Lib. Prentiss Cox Prof. Head Biology Myrtle Curtis Mailroom Super. Charlotte C. Daley Joan Dambrino Dir., Financial Aid Ernestine Daniel Records AssT. Office of Registrar Wanda Daniel Trading Post Annette Daniels Sec., Office of Ad. Dr. Charles Davis Assoc. Prof., Religion Vickie DeAndrea Administrative Sec. Vickie Derrick Sec., BSU Jeanette Dunaway Dir. of Telecomm, and Super of Accounts Payable Rita Easterling Women ' s Basketball Coach Glen Eaves Dean, College of Arts Sciences Cecile Edwards Assoc. Prof., Law Beverly Edwards Sec., Alumni Affairs Kerry Evander Charles Felder Assoc. Prof., Education Howard Fenton Assoc. Prof., Law Helen File Sec., Cashier-Clerk Trading Post Teresa Floyd Instr., Mathematics, Computing Science Robin Foster Mable Gaston Instr., Library Science Mary C. Gentry Instr., Communications Jannis Gilistrap Sec., Arts Sciences Sam Gore Prof. Head, Art Dept Norman H. Gough Dir. Public Relations Judith Graham Sec., Dept of Rel. Phil. Doris Graves Assoc. Prof., Latin Debra Grice Acct ' s Payable Clerk Payroll Clerk, Bus. Office Louise Griffeth Assoc. Dean of Students Anna Hamilton Dir. of Annual Fund Cindy Hampton Asst., Registrar John H. Hanberry Assoc. Prof., Music; Dir. Band Shelton Hand Prof., Law Lee Harding Asst. Prof., English Hilda Harper Dorm Dir., Hederman Gunter Alton Harvey Dean, School of Law Dr. Glen Eaves, Dean of School of Arts and Sciences FACULTY— STAFF Jean Hawkins Purchasing Agent Avis Haynes Ass’t. Prof., Nursing Lois Henderson Sec., Religion Dept. Lee Hester Billy R. Hicks Ass’t. Prof, Pol. Science Sue Hoggatt Data Entry Sup’v. H. Ray Holloway Associate Prof,, Ass’t to v.p. of Grad. Studies Debbie Holt [nstr., Social Work Sociology Ronald Howard Assoc. Prof., History J.B. Howell Librarian Ralph Howell Assoc. Prof., English Carl Howorth Mgr. Trading Post Joel Hudson Ass’t. Prof., P.E. Johnnie Hudson V.P. External Affairs Louise Hudson Pub. Relations Martin Hull Dir., LRC; Nursing School J. Richard Hurt Prof,, Assoc. Dean, Law Helen Jackson Ass’t. Prof., Nursing Joan James Instr., Home Ec. Linuel Jayroe Assoc. Prof., Education Judy Johnson Assoc. Prof., Law Richard Joiner Assoc. Prof., Music Gail Keith Theresa King Sec., V.P. for Bus. Affairs n K M Jeanette Kirby Sec., Admissions .Alan Klick Systems Analyst Prof. Comp. Center Shirley Knapp Instr., Bus. Ed. Hilda Laird Sec., Music Dept. Billy Lamb Track Coach Rachel Lambert Dorm Dir., Latimer-Webb Ann Lawson Acquisitions Ass’t. Law Library Dinah L. Lazor Ass’t. Inst., Art Gerald Lee Dean, Business J. Larry Lee Prof., Law John W. Legg Head, Chemistry Dept. Judy Lifer Data Entry Oper., Computer Center Carol Little Records Clerk, Financial Aid Ruth Ann Locke Prog. Coord. Cont. Ed. Amy Lynch-Brand Ass’t. Prof.. Business Billy Lytal Prof. Head Dept, of Comm. Dir. of Learning Resources Center I A V U 1 L Ji . 1 FACULTY— STAFF Charlotte Madden instr.. Math Mike Maloney Asst. Dean, Law Barbara Martin Instr., Nursing Carolyn Martin Catalog Asst., Library Gary Mayfield Asst. Prof. Head. Dept, of Sociology Social Work John G. McCall Head, Dept. Religion Philosophy Susan McCaskill Asst. Prof., Nursing Bernadine McClain Mark A. McComb Instr., Math Computing Science Weaver McCracken Dir. Rel. Activities, BSU Director Frances McGuffie Prof., Home Econ. Nancy McLendon Admin. Office Carnette McMillian Librarian, Law Library Edward McMillan Grad. Dean, Head, History Ann Meydrech Assoc. Prof. Biology Kay Milhorn Ass ' t. Prof., Nursing Sheryl Moffett Prof. Services Coord., Law Ruby Morrison Ass’t. Prof., Nursing Carole Moore Sec., Continuing Ed. Wanda Mosley Media Librarian, Learning Resources Center Cheryl Moss Physical Ed.; Cheerleader Spons. Luther T. Munford Assoc. Prof., Law Bill Nettles Ass’t. Prof., Physics Jackie Noel Bookstore, Ass’t. Mgr. 7 w 36 Debbie Norris School of Business Mary Jean Padgett Ass ' t. Prof., Nursing William Page Prof., Law Dean Parks Prof., Chemistry Nancy Parks Instr,, Nursing Libby Patterson Sec., Tech. Asst. Media Center Charlie Pearce Evening Ref. Librarian Gayle Pennock Administrative AssT. Debbie Pierce Instr., French Becky Pinkard Cataloging AssT. Law Library George Pittman Prof., English Minnie Porch I Visiting Lecturer, Math Computing Science Dana Porter Sec., Physical Plant Harry Porter i Dir., Adm. of Justice Program Thomas E. Prather Ass ' t. to the President jg Mathew O. Quain r H Dr. Chester Swor speaking to incoming freshmen and their FACULTY— STAFF Beth Raley Admissions Counselor Vickie Rieves Richard Ritchie Studio Manager and Instr. Communications Randall Robbins Instr. Business Prof. Ray Robbins Religion Lloyd E. Roberts Prof. Business Dan Rosenthal Mgr., Computer Science Garth Runion Prof, and Dean, Education Fuller Saunders Van Sibley Registrar Alice Smith Records Clerk, Registrar J. Allen Smith Prof., Law Nellie Ford Smith Assoc. Librarian Pamela L. Smith Sec., Purchasing and Physical Plant Rachel Smith Catalog Librarian Ted Snazelle Prof., Biology Sarah Spencer Comptroller, Business Off. Bill Stark Assoc. Prof., Biology Betty Stewart Sec., Off. of the Pres. Frank Stovall Head of Music Dept. Sandy Sullivan Lab School Supvr. Instructor, Home Economics Lois Summerlin Clerk, Post Office Beverly Taylor Computer Oper. Computer Center Suzy Temple Ass’t. Prof., Nursing Lora Nell Tillery Faculty Seg. Bill Townsend Admissions Counselor Jennifer Trussed Admissions Counselor Eleanar Turcotle Sec., Assoc. Dean of Students Craig Turner Head and Prof. English Dept Pat Turner Admissions Sec., Secretarial Services Tracy Tyler Ed Valente Assoc. Prof., Chemistry Jimmy “Buddy” Wagner Director of Admissions Louis Walsh Ass’t. Inst, of Art Patricia Walston Asst. Inst, of Music Sim Wailey Tom Washburn Assoc. Dean of Students J.B. Watson, Jr. Ass ' t. ' Prof., Dept Sociology, Social Work Ann Weill Circulation Librarian Carol West Head Law Librarian Craig Whitlock Head, Physics Daniel Glenn Wiggins Instr. Math John Williams Athletic Dir. Head Football Coach Ass’t. Prof. P.E. Kaye Wilson Instr., Nursing Debra Woodall Instr., Mathematics Dr. Douglas J. Hines Scott Baddley Clinton John M. Baggett Forest Sheree Baggett Forest Jerrell R. Ballard Jackson Tracy Bass Jackson Katrina Boutwell Jackson Faye Blush Vicksburg Marcia Betts Brandon Randall Jose Blanco San Jose, COSTA RICA Elizabeth Black Brookhaven r n S 1 Jerry Bowman Memphis, Tn. David Breckenridg Hattiesburg e Angie Bright Brandon Brandon Bright Brandon Bae Brock McComb David W. Adams Billy Jade Albright Mary R. Armstrong Kyle Asbill Nancy Aycock Mars Hill, N.C. Jackson Tougaloo Jackson Brookhaven ADAMS COX Brent Causey Summit Alicia Castillo Senatobia Merrill Cassell Union Shawn Cashion Orlando, FI Greg Carpenter Jackson Clayton Coulter Clinton Amy Collier Clinton Betsy Cox Greenville Vincent Clincy Jackson Dianne Claypool Barb Burns Nancy Burrell David Butleer Ward Calhoun Christy Campbell Crystal Springs Durant New Orleans, La Meridian Vicksburg m ■ 1 fki 1 W ! l hi 1 Mark Bryan Lisa Bryant Charlie Bufkin Terri Burkes Cindy Burleson West Point Brandon Flora Clinton Corinth SENIORS rnia Davis Pearl David Darden Gulfport Audrey Daniel Jackson Andy Daniels Cleveland John David Crowe Baton Rouge, La Wylinda Edwards Jackson Angela Edwards Richton Lee Dunlap Jackson David Duke West Point Tammy Drew Linda Fox Canton Mark Farrugia Metairie, La Rex Everett New Hebron Selwyn Ellis Terry f Hu V ' W ■ ■ r, f Donna Davis Tammy Dew Pearl Bob DeYoung Clinton Laura Dilmore John Dowdy Clinton Gulfport CROWE HART Steven Gifford Europa Pam Gilbert Canton Pat Gentry Clinton Randy Garner Bluetield, Va Bennie Lamar Garner Opelika, A1 Gea Baker Graves Jackson Kerryl Ann Grantham Jackson Janice Gough Clinton Aleen Gladney Jackson Ricky Griffith Ashland, Ky Robert A. Grissom Decatur Ronald Greer Brookhaven Sherry Green Waynesboro Scott Green Marianna, FI Natalie Hannah Jackson Anthony Hart Brookhaven Robin Hamric Louisville Deidre Haliburton Vicksburg Robyn Hale Clinton SENIORS j Lorrie Henry Okolona Avis Helmut Vicksburg Russ Hayman Yazoo City Timothy Hatcher Lucedale Melinda Hatcher Perkinston James Jason Ingram Jackson Meg Hunt Clinton Mary Frances Hull Clinton Susan Horton Harpervill Keith Hollingshead Morton Rhonda Kinchen Canton Greg Kelly Belzoni Tony Keeton Calhoun City Keith Jones Phoenix, Az Amy Johnson Brandon i H IIIk 1 ' wJ k ■P’ 1 m If A i 1 I V -C ■ 2 W- S r m 1 . r - ■ M ■ Jm t ■ 1 . . V . James Hester Mike Hickman io -L-crkr� Tackson Tripp Higginbotham Brad Hill Cheryl Hill Jackson Pontotoc Vicksburg HATCHER MORROW DeeDee Kunefke Indianola Carol Lambert Jackson Leanne Koonce Bogalusa, La Morris King Tupelo Debora King Jackson Donna Luke Flora Robert Lewis Clinton Alvin Lewis Heidelberg Tammy Lee Lake Robyn Lawrence Biloxi Dinah McHalffey Jonesboro, Ak Lisa McGregor Clinton Lisa McGee Grenada Kenneth McFarland Edwards Elizabeth McFadden m r Jim McKinnon Appleton, Wi Scot Mancil Mike Mann Ray Mann Melanie Morrow Florence Oxford Braxton Jackson w 1 4 1 SENIORS Jamie Meaders Hickory Bill Meadows Magnolia, Ak Gail Meachem Vicksburg Frederick Matthes New York, N.Y. Judy Mason Harrisville Linda Moecklin New Orleans Sean Milner Jackson Jeanette Messina Vicksburg Rossie Mercer Clinton Mike Melchiorre Boston, Mass Robyn Noble Edwards Amber Niven Yazoo City Sandra Neal Summit Jeff Moffitt Clinton Steve Narbo Biloxi LW I rilLI ' ' 4 y M M V. 1 Kim Norman Quantico, Va David Nowell Tunica Steven O’Neal Jackson Craig Oldham OUa, U DJ. Omarkhail Yazoo C ity MASON SAVELL Jean Perkins Columbus Michael Passons Yazoo City Teresa Parsons McComb Brad Parker McComb Jennifer Owens Sam Puckett Connie Price Penny Pollard Veronica Richardson Clinton Holli Roach Tackson Cathy Regan Clinton Leigh Purviance Ridgeland Alicia Purser Van Saveli Escanaba, Mi Melanie Sanderson Madison Cheryl Russum Raleigh Sonya Runnels Jackson sheila Robertson Mt Olive SENIORS Ann Sommers Clinton Vaughn Smith Clinton Renee Smith Clinton Louis Smith Jackson Anthony Smith Mobile, A1 David Stevens Jackson Kris Stanley Alpharetta, Ga Pat Starnes Orlando, FI Judith Steele Jackson Glenda Stiers Leroy, A1 Charlotte Stewart Jackson Debbie Tabor Tracy Stigletts Hattiesburg Billy Stribling Vicksburg Allison Stone Laurel mm m WM Ft Bl fV P |H H 1 if [Htf m ' 1 i ..;J ■ rfl Judy Shanks Mary Katherine Sheffield Denise Shelby Angela J. Smith Angela S. Smith Jackson Macon, Ga Jackson Hollandale Jackson SHANKS WHITAKER Earl Walker Brookhaven Steve Walker Yazoo City Karen Virden Marietta, Ga Kitty Village Irvine, Ca Jonelle Underwood Brandon Laura Whaley Monroe, La Max Weathersby Jackson Darrell Whitaker Tupelo Wendy Watts Jackson :i d 1 jW m % Vf. . HHI ‘ « 1. ' : § ■ Ik Andy Talley Jackson Kimberley Tanner Oklahoma City,Ok David Taylor Orlando, FI Andy Thaggard Elizabeth Thompson Philadelphia Pearl H ' HI €• .as, I l� k mi-m fw L H a !? I t a ■ 1 ■ a 1 a Jim Thompson Pensacola, FI Janet Thrasher Jackson Richard Tramel Jackson Donald Troner Clinton Laurie Thurmond Jackson WHITE YARBER Alan Dale Whitfield Jackson Lynn Garner White Magee Kevin Leon White Bogue Chitto Karen Annette White Clinton Glenda Darlene Wright Ridgeland Olen Christopher Wood Clinton Paula Carole Womack Hernando Charles Williams Clinton Rebecca Wilkerson Walnut Grove Stephen Yarber Columbus JUNIORS Michael Applewhite Brandon Timmy Aycock Clinton Curtis Barnes Zellwood, FI Amanda Beach Boque Chitto Leigh Ann Beane Jackson Myra Beard Vicksburg Jeff Blackwell Magee Johnny Bland Natchez Karen Blakenship Gulfport Kellie Blakenship Clinton Lynn Boardman Enterprise Gary Boutwell Sontag o _ Jimmy Boyd Franklinton, La Kathy Boyd Clinton Nancy Bracey Jackson Becky Brock Jackson Linda Brown Jackson Susan Bryant Raymond Teresa Burkes Jackson Yvonne Butcher Dunnellon, FI Connie Cawthorne Memphis, Tn Lonnie Clifton Vicksburg Melissa Coker Morton Barbara Compere Shelbina, Mo Mina Conway Clinton Melanie Cooper Madison Sharon Cooper Jackson Deborah Cox Clinton Ian Cross Clinton Richard Crout Pearl Michele D’Antoni Sontag Jennye Davis Jackson Linda Davis Selmer, Tn Dara Delk Laurel Josephine Dixon Jackson V P APPLEWHITE HICKMAN Cynthia Douglas Tougaloo Michelle Eaves Clinton Elizabeth Edwards Tupelo Tammy Edwards Carthage Holly Ellis Terry Sue Ellzev Venice, La Kimberley Entrican Senatobia Tracy Esco Canton Stephanie Farrar Columbus Cindy Fetzer Jackson Jerry File Jackson Sean Fink Jackson John Fox Clinton Wade Fulgham Vicksburg Pat Fuller Clinton Lisa Gill Carthage Suzanne Gonzales New Orleans Chuck Graham Clinton Tom Grav Clinton Mark Gunn Clinton Beth Hall Clinton Miles Hallberg Vicksburg David Hallman Raymond Candi Hamiter Keithville, La Scott Hamric Clinton John Hanson Jackson Bonita Harris Yazoo City Sheila Harris Jackson April Harwell Pearl Jeff Harwood Mobile, A1 Susan Heath Ridgeland Darlene Hembree Canton Mark Henderson Dio Heidi Herring Bogalusa, La Allen Hickman Picayune Clark Hicks McComb Terry Hight Tupelo Fabian Hill Canton Jack Howell Jackson Jane Hubbard Panama City, FI Dean Hudson Clinton Sara Hutson Puckett Kevin Jackson Clinton Mark Jicka Sheffield, A1 Susan Jenkins Terry Kristy Jordon Jackson Melinda Keeler Clinton Laura Ann King Clinton Chuck Kirk Germantown, Tn Michael Koestler Vicksburg Lori Kramer New Orleans, La Sara Laird Clinton Roger Lamb Pontotoc Alicia Ledbetter Pearl Joseph Leggett Clinton Lauren Lentz Jackson Beth Lindsay Jackson Jay Loftin Jackson Andrea Lott Jackson Marcia Lumpkin Jackson Scott Lyle Cockeysville, Md Sharon McCardle Hazlehurst Karei McDonald Jackson Andrelisa McElro ' ’ Clinton Rebecca McFadde.i Tupelo Missy McIntyre Memphis, Tn Denise McLemore Jackson Melanie McMinn Taejon, Korea Beverly Magee Tylertown Tammy Mangum Star HICKS RUNNELS Ken Marble Lucedale Rob Martens Starksboro, Vt Marcia Mason Newton Karen Massengill Brookhaven Ben Miley Clinton Amy Meadows West Monroe, La Susan Milton Clinton Tonya Monasco Jackson Katrina Myers Morton Ben Nelson Tupelo Renae Oliver Wesson James Overby Brandon Jesse Owen Clinton Jill Patterson Clinton Stephanie Payne Jackson Vern Peacock Mendenhall Wendy Peden Jackson James Pendergrast Natchez Chandra Perritt Jackson Jack Phillips Memphis, Tn Gretta Potter Lumberton Suzanne Powell Jackson Jeannie Pratt New Orleans, La Stephen Purser Jackson Patsy Ramsey Magnolia Kevin Rayborn Monticello Jud Reasons Nashville, Tn Robert Reese Clinton Kevin Reine St. Amant, La Carmen Robertson Mt. Olive Sherill Robertson Jackson Laurie Rodgers Jackson Kim Rogers Pearl Amy Ross Vicksburg Scott Runnels Magee JUNIORS Angela Rush Meridian Laurie Sanford Baton Rouge, La Marianne Saveli Escanaba, Mi Wolf Schmidt Mainz, Germany Tony Scott Orlando, FI Jerry Seale Ridgeland Stephanie Seale Bogue Chitto David Sellars Clinton Joe Sharp Clinton Dean Shepherd Columbus Lisa Simmons Clinton Mark Simpson Memphis, Tn Bill Smith Clinton Jennifer Smith Clinton Kim Smith Brookhaven Mauri Smith Clinton Missy Smith Clinton Robin Smith Jackson Tyler Smith Cincinnati, Oh Donnie South Batesville Laura Spell Clinton Chip Starnes Jackson Sharon Stephens Pearl Angie Stovall Clinton Joyce Strait Hazlehurst Clarence Stringer Clinton Stephanie Summers Brookhaven Dale Tadlock Morton Mary Frances Taylor Saugerties, N.Y. Gary Teasley Clinton Eddie Thomas Drew Steve Thomas Florence Tabitha Thomas Vicksburg Schulonda Thurman Madison Lorianne Tullos Magee I c s s 56 i RUSH WRIGHT Susan Tyler Halls Barry Tyson Jackson Debbie Wade Yazoo City Suzanne Walker Rolling Fork Laura Wallace Jackson Renee Wallace Brookhaven Todd Watson Greenwood Weiner Alexander Wadern, W. Germany Brad Welford Hammond, LA. Mickie West Pearl Barbara Williams Birmingham, AL. Bill Williams Clinton Julie Williams Meridian Jeff Whitlock Clinton Michael Butch Wood Pascagoula class favorites Stephanie Farmer, Terry Hight, Karen Massengill, Jeff Blackwell, Scott Lyle, Yvonne Woodard Yvonne Woodard Terry ‘ Melissa Wright Crystal Springs Patricia Wright Crystal Springs CLASS OFFICERS Suzanne Gonzales (Secretary) Denise McLemore (Vice President Scott Lyle (President) Jill Patter- son (treasurer) 57 SOPHOMORES Sharon Antrim Clinton Ronald Ball Clinton Betsy Ballou Meridian ' Cynthia Barber Clinton Angela Benson Monticello Angela Benton Jackson Mike Biandolillo Amite, LA. Tray Bradshaw Jackson Suzanne Brand Hickory Russ Britt Brandom Vickie Brooks Houston Tammy Buckley Jackson Grace Burton Evansville In. Lori Bustin Forest Barbara Cable Jackson 61 SOPHOMORES Leigh Calhoun Puckett Don Chenovert Picayune Lynn Cole Quittman Pam D. Collins Jackson Cindy Crocker Florence Lee Ann Cummings Memphis, TN Glenn Davis Tupelo Amy Deevers Clinton Mark A. Dillon Tylertown Beth Dilmore Canton Michael Dorsey Valley Park Ricky Douglas Brookhaven Shea Dungcan Natchez Tip Dyess Jackson Terry Fancher McCool CALHOUN — HAMILTON Tim Fancher McCool Carolyn Fritscher New Orleans, LA. Sue Fuller Jackson Laurie Farrell Magee Cindy Flowers Brandon Douglass Foster Mission Viejo, CA. Rhonda Foster Jackson Abraham Gassama NIGERIA Robbie Gavin Laurel Chris Gibbs Lake Jane Ellen Gordon McComb Andrea Green Monticello Willie Greer Madison Sanjay Gupta New Delhi, INDIA Ywanda Hamilton Jackson SOPHOMORES Kyle Haney Brookville, OH Arianna Hapgood Long Beach Cynthia Harris Orlanda, FL Yolanda Harris Bruce Catherine Hayes Canton Lyn Henry Florence Holly Hollman Jackson Sandy Hoagland Jackson Blair Huddleston Memphis, TN David Hudson Nashville, TN Lynn Hughes Jackson Sharon Husband Jackson Coltie Hyche Cato Jeff Ingram Hattiesburg Jeff James Columbus HANEY — LOVELESS Cliff Johnson Dallas, TX. Tim Johnson Memphis, TN Darrell Jones Huntsville, AL Julia Kay Jones Indianola Mark Jones Gulfport Scott Joransen Jackson Becky Keaton Jackson Mary Keyser Calhoun City Anne Knight Dothan, A1 Gina Landrum Pasadena, TX Jeff Lawrence Orlando, FL Mark Leggett Jackson Carla Lewis Clinton Liz Love Raymond Leinanne Loveless New Orleans, LA SOPHOMORES Alice Luckett Carthage Tara Lytle Clinton Jeffrey McDuffey Tommy McGee Teresa McMillan Mike McMinn Anne Mabry Tim Martin Kathy May Kelton Morris Memphis, TN Melinda Payne Jackson Perry Pearson Beth Pepper Jackson Kim Pickett Anita Phillips CLASS OFFICERS Cliff Johnson, treasurer Kelton Morris, secretary Nick Walters, president Darrell Jones, vice president Just what MC asks for . . . Clean, no-dirt-behind-the-ears officers! Shouldn’t there be rules against class meetings taking place in the shower, though? 66 LUCKETT — SMITH Karen Presley George Rainey Kanthi Raju Pamela Ratcliff Tracy Ray bon Billy Rayburn Canton Tanya Riley Starkville Glenn Robinson Kahla Rogers Marissa Ross Patsy Sandifer Rachel Simmons Tommi Simmons David Singleton Beth Smith SOPHOMORES Dedra Smith Dennis Smith Jan Smith Kimberly Smith Mollie Stephenson Eugene Stockstill Jr. Jackson Missy Stinger Tabitha Sumrall Jackson Shea Sutherland Jackson Theresa Thornton Jackson Leslie Turcotte Clinton Ellen Veal Natchez Jeff Walker Lezlin Walker Karleen Wallace Jackson SMITH— YOUNGBLOOD CLASS FAVORITES Bottom-Top: Nick Walters, Kathy Cole, Darrell Jones, Kahla Rogers, Cliff Johnson, Leigh Calhoun Nick Walters Wendy Walters Melanie Ward Columbia , Anita Weeks Jackson Leisl Wells Stephanie Wells Gerald White Lawrence White Cindy Whitehead Memphis, TN Matt Williams Randy Youngblood 69 Abel Chambers FRESHMEN Jacqueline Abel Biloxi Jay Albritton Vicksburg Anthony Anderson Olive Branch Suzy Anzalone Biloxi Charmin Ashburn Clinton Wendy Ashford New Orleans, LA Tony Bain Clinton Jean Ballard Jackson Susan Banes Clinton Jerri Barnett Yazoo City Daniel Baugh Lake Jackson, TX James Bean Madison Wally Bell Whitfield Tanya Bennett Jackson Holly Benzenhafer Prentiss Gina Berry McComb The finest of exchange students - Wolf Schmidt 70 FRESHMEN Katrina Bibb Pearl Amy Birdwell Jackson Marie Bishop Jackson Steve Bishop Gillsburg Tommy Blackledge Magee Danielle Brewer Biloxi Tracey Brewer Memphis, TN Beth Broadhead Mendenhall Robin Brown Canton Ted Burczy Corinth Lara Burford Gloster, LA. Roger Bynam Magee Chris Carpenter Monticello Laurie Carroll Clinton Patty Carver Gulfport Don Chambers Pearl 71 Chambers ' — Greer Ronald Chambers Pearl Rosemary Chappell Jackson Lauren Collins Clinton Cindy Conerly Clinton Ed Conerly Clinton Christy Cook Jackson Scott Cook Meridian Christy Crain Clinton Jennifer Crawford Batesville April Crommett South Haven Sally Culpepper Clinton Lesia Daniel Clinton Chris Derrick Clinton Wylie Dilmore Canton Lisa Dowdy Gulfport Teddy Dukes Brandon 72 FRESHMEN Kerr Dykes Gulfport Lisa Dorusky Unknown Dawn Edwards Brooksville, FL ' Brett Eubank Jackson Jennifer Faul Oakton, VA Kim File Jackson Khaled Fokeladeh Jackson Keith Fortenberry Brookhaven Ellen Gardner Atlanta, GA Todd Garmon Jackson Joel Gatlin Laure Stacy Gordon Jackson Kim Gove Brookhaven Alan Graves Clinton Tim Gray Forest Willie Greer Meridian 73 ■ HALL— MARTIN Mike Hall Vicksburg Wanda Hamric Terry Michelle Hand Clinton Chris Harbin Sao Paulo, Brazil Jill Hasty Huntsville, AL Jill Hays Flora Pete Hays Brandon Tim Heflin Jackson Helaina Herring Bogalusa, LA Amy Hessinger Orlando, FL Wayne Hodges Jackson Dave Holmes New Orleans, LA Marilyn Holder Clinton Dereic Holmes Clintonl Tracy Hubbard Brandon John Hart Independence FRESHMEN Charlotte Jenkins Pearl Sarah Jones Brandon Art Kergosien Brookhaven Kevin Killough Randolph Lori Kinchen Jackson Sophie King Jackson David Lane Jackson Todd Lawson Florence Linda Legg Clinton Judy Locke Jackson Jana Long Gulfport Darryl Longabaugh Clinton Neece Lummus Tupelo Phillip Marler Forest Heather Martin Brandon Lori Martin Niceville, FL 75 MASSENGALE— PRICE ] Melanie Massengale Pascagoula Janie Mattina Biloki Melissa Mayo Nettleton Fred McAffee Philadelphia Lynn McFadden Tupelo Melinda McMillan Mendenhall Mike Merck Jackson Armers Moncure Jackson Kelley Moore Gulfport Jeff Morris Improve Charles Mullins Jackson Lori Munn Pontotoc Glenn Myrick Bentonia Clay Nash Brandon Laura Nations Brookhaven Kahla Newton Tucker, GA I FRESHMEN Kathy Nichols Raleigh Stacy Norris Jackson Natalie Norwood Jackson ' Melody Newell SoSo Ed Oswalt Jackson Susan Owen Clinton Ruth Page Como Stephen Papizon Crystal Springs Dale Parker Clinton Steven Patterson Clinton Lucinda Penton Alexandria, LA. Linda Porter Jackson Wayne Powell Toomsuba Barry Praether Baldwyn Cindy Price Jackson David Price Jackson PRYFOGLE— VALLERT Daniel Pryfogle San Leandro, CA Janet Purvis Jackson Jeff Ready Columbia Amye Redding Clinton Ken Redford Atlanta, GA Mary Moore Reed Edwards Valerie Regenal Clinton Lewis Riley Roxie Mike Roberts Brandon Kim Rodrigues New Orleans, LA Scott Sellers Jackson Mandy Sharp Water Valley Eddie Shoemaker Tallulah Vicki Sibley Jackson Robin Sikes Yazoo City Erin Singleton Brookhaven Melanie Sneed Cold Water Barry Sommerfield Southaven CLASS FAVORITES Melody Nowell Tedd Burczynski John Touliotos Jill Hasty FRESHMEN Danny Thomas Columbia Capucine Torrey John Touliatos Memphis, TN Tammy Trostle Gulfport Allyson Trott Tupelo Joel Tullos Port Gibson Susan Walker Hampton, NH Jamie Walters Wiggins Beverly Wells Jackson Stacy Wells Jackson Ginger White Tupelo Karen K. White Meridian Bobby Wicker Natchez Walt Wilkins Lineville, AL Jeanie Williamson St. Cloud, FL Alan Wright Pascagoula Missy Wright Meridian Kenneth Vallert Clinton CLASS OFFICERS Laura Nations — treasurer Linda Legg — secretary Melody Nowell — vice-pres. Robby Jones — president 79 HALL OF FAME Cynthia Dianne Claypool 82 HALL OF FAME Angela Joyce Smith 83 BEAUTIES AND BEAUS DARRELL JONES CATHY COLE BEAUTIES AND BEAUS KIMBERLEY TANNER TRIPP HIGGINBOTHAM MISS MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE 1987 Kimberley Anne Tanner MR. MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE 1987 Cole Younger Tripp” Higginbotham, III WHO’S WHO I IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES Jerry P. Bowman Fred David Breckenridge Bae Brock Terri Leigh Burkes Clindy Lee Burleson Deborah Shawn Cashion Alicia Faye Castillo 88 WHO’S WHO Cynthia Dianne Claypool Elizabeth Anne Cox Selwyn Ellis Pat Lee Gentry Janice Marie Gough Kerryl Ann Grantham Clifton Bradford Hill 89 9 WHO’S WHO Michael Patrick Mann Alice Elizabeth McFadden Dinah Carol McHalffey David Dean Nowell Judy Carol Shanks Angela J. Smith Kristina Anne Stanley 90 WHO’S WHO Patricia Lynn Starnes David Thomas Taylor Jim Alan Thompson Carey Elizabeth Vickery Laura Lee Whaley Darrell Edward Whitaker Paula Carole Womack 91 1987 FOUNDERS AWARD TIMOTHY SELWYN ELLIS The Founders Award was established in 1974 by a group of three interested alumni and is conferred annually upon the Senior, who in the judgement of a committee of students, has made the most significant contribution to the college in exemplifying the ideals for which the college was founded, specifically in the quality of living, in leadership, and in service. 92 HONORS DAY iM j vrc FINE ARTS Row 1 — Kathy Nichols, Ann Knight, Charmin Ashburn, Stephen Papizon, Chris Derrick, Row 2 — Kim Norman, Malinda Walker, Lisa Dowdle, Gretta Potter, Ronice Hammons, Lori Munn, Jeff Ready 96 Row 1 — Donny Trotter, Barry Somerfield, Dale Tadlock, Shane Ritter, Tommy Simmons, David Breckenridge Row 2 — Charlie Loflin, Mary Francis Hull, Brant Dick, Juanita Carroll, Steve Walker CONCERT CHOIR Row 1 — Judy Locke, Karlene Wallace, Robin Smith, Sharon Cooper, Charlotte Jenkins, Angela Benton, Jennifer Paul, Michael Passons, Billy Rayburn, George Ramirez, Ronnie Ball Row 2 — Susan Banes, Kim Rodriguez, Rachel Irwin, Ginger Carruth, Lara Burford, David Taylor, Scott Green, Lawrence White, Row 3 — Linda Fancher, Aleta Patronis, Laura Whaley, Neece Lummis, Suzanne Walker, Chris Harbin, Jamie Meaders Row 4 — Gay Gandy, Melody Starling, Eugene Stocksdale, David Oliver, Allen Winstead. Kneeling — Dr. Richard Joiner, Director, Billy Trotter, Organist 98 CHAMBER CHOIR Row 1 — Susan Arnold, Doran Henry, Lee Ann Cummings, Jim Dupree, Debbie O’Neil, Paul Smith, Lucinda Row 2 — Anne Mabry, Wolf Schmidt, Kathy Cole, Joey Ward, Tanya Riley, David Price, Angela Reedy Row 3 — Andrea Lott, Tommy Ashley, Holly Benzenhafer, D.J. Omarkhail, Susan Horton, Gerald White, June Harris DIRECTOR— Dr. James Glass Choir Trip Candid Shakespeare Festival Romeo and Juliet 101 THE CHALK GARDEN Directed by Anne Barlow Cast of Characters (In order of appearance) ....Jane Hubbard Craig Lowery Jill Patterson ..Melissa Wright ...Tamra Guthrie Malinda Walker Thersa Thornton .Marianne Saveli ....Charles Loflin Miss Madrigal Mailtand Second Applicant ... Third Applicant Laurel Mrs. St. Maugham Nurse Olivia The Judge THE CAST ....TODD WATSON CHARLES LOFLIN ... DALE TADLCXIK MELISSA WRIGHT .JEB BEAN CHRIS HARBIN CHARLES DAY i Ann Barlowe Tartuffe Loyale Officer Flipote 2nd Sergeant 1st Sergeant King Louis XIV Director .JANE HUBBARD TAMARA GUTHRIE THERESA THORNTON ALAN HAYS LISA DOWDLE BERT DOUGLAS CRAIG LOWERY .....JEFFREY HARWOOD Mme. Pernelle Elmire Dorine Damis Mariane Cleante Monsueur Orgon Valere OKLAHOMA Oklahoma came to Mississippi March 19-21, 1987! Rogers and Hammerstein’s OKLAHOMA, aptly directed by Bae Brock and Nick Walters, came to the Mississippi College stage under the auspices of the SBA. The musical, an all- student production, played each night to sold-out audi- ences. Cliff Johnson and Tanya Riley headed the cast in the respective roles of Curly and Alury. A strong supporting cast of 40 students was composed of: Mickie West Clark Hicks Jeff Ingram Cathy Cole Ed Connerly Neece Lummus Anne Mabry Brad Parker Angela Rush Paul Smith Randy Youngblood. Jay Albritton Lee Ann Cummings, Glenn Robinson Ado Annie Will Parker Ali Hakin Ellen Slim Gertie Cummings Aunt Eller Jud Vivian Chorus Andrew Carnes Ike Fred Kate Cord Elam Cliff Johnson Tanya Riley T Let’s Get Serious Wait . . . Wait . . . Wait OK, Next Pose 107 The People Who Made It Happen . . . THE CAST, CHORUS, AND STAFF OF OKLAHOMA! % Qf, Laura Whaley, music directors; Jeff Blackwell, Wendy Keith, choreographers 109 i ' ' r •r laBOi 3iSS .mul . •Sti _ «««► „.,— ««uuar- - , ,. K , ' fflSC3� J ' - 1 ' Mississippi College “Choctaws” NO NAME POS. CLASS HT. , WT. HOMETOWN 1 Oscar McDonald ss Jr. 6’!” 205 Crystal Springs, MS 3 Todd Self CB So. 6T” 190 Brookhaven, MS 5 Mike Harkins K Jr. 5’ir’ 175 Ocala, FL 6 David Hopper QB Sr. 5’ 10” 162 Delmont, PA 7 Roger Lee QB Fr. 5’n” 172 Mobile, AL 8 Rodney Quinn SS Fr. 5’9” 161 Tylertown, MS 9 Donnie Sanders WR Fr. 5T0” 176 New Hope, MS 10 Danny Dantzler DB Fr. 5T1” 145 Picayune, MS 11 David Darden DB Jr. 5’9” 164 Gulfport, MS 12 Curtis Potter WB So. 5’8” 180 Florence, AL 14 Jim McGhee QB Jr. 6’1” 188 Pensacola, FL 15 Michael Fields WB Sr. 5’9” 155 Utica, MS 16 Billy Talbot WR Fr. 5’ 10” 175 Miami, FL 18 Wally Henry QB Fr. 6’3” 200 Pontotoc, MS 22 Steve Faust FS Sr. 6’2” 200 McComb, MS 24 Prentiss Baker FB So. 5’10 ' i” 205 Thomasville, AL 25 Anthony Smith FS Jr. 5T0” 178 Mobile, AL 26 Rex Everett RB Jr. 5T1” 202 New Hebron, MS 28 Ronnie Hubbard WB So. 5T0” 196 Bentonia, MS 30 Timothy Taylor CB Fr. 5’9” 162 Drew, MS 32 Bruce Wilson RB Jr. 5’ 10” 189 Starkville, MS 33 Clyde Shelley FB Sr. 5’10” 213 Vicksburg, MS 36 Danny Bachman LB Fr. 6T” 208 Marietta, GA 40 Joey Parham CB So. 6’0” 182 McComb, MS 41 Steve Everett DE Sr. 6’3” 196 Clara, MS 42 Derick Dowling DE Fr. 6’2” 240 Gulfport, MS 43 Benny Hughes LB Sr. 5T1” 228 Lumberton, MS 44 Ellis Daniley LB Fr. 6’3” 210 Tampa, FL 45 John David Crowe DE So. 6T” 225 Baton Rouge, LA 50 Darrell Hopkins LB So. 5T0” 208 Meridian, MS 51 Tommy Hillman DE Sr. 6’2” 244 Petal, MS 52 Miles Hallberg OG So. 6’2” 279 Vicksburg, MS 53 Allen Hickman OC So. 6T 238 Picayune, MS 54 Cooper Pope OC Jr. 6’2” 255 Laurel, MS 56 Craig Burns OC Fr. 6’4” 238 Oklahoma City, OK 58 Perry Walker DE So. 6’0” 232 Gulfport, MS 59 Terry Fleming NG Fr. 6’1” 215 Mobile, AL 60 Scott Green OT So. 6’1” 273 Marianna, FL 61 Ken Marble OT Fr. 6T” 258 East Central, MO 62 Ken Brown OG Jr. 6’2” 243 Jackson, MS 63 Lane Wilson NG Jr. 5T1” 222 Brookhaven, MS 64 Rick Odie OG Fr. 6’0” 218 Marietta, GA 65 Tripp Higginbotham OT Jr. 6’1 245 Jackson, MS 66 Jerome Hemphill LB Sr. 6’1” 230 Greenwood, MS 70 Michael Baskin DL Fr. 5T1” 274 Meridian, MS 71 John Shoultz OT Sr. 6’3” 299 Jackson, AL 72 Dean Hudson DT So. 6’4” 232 Clinton, MS 73 Jason Womack OT Fr. 6’3” 248 Brandon, MS 74 Greg Bloodworth OG So. 6’2” 273 Chamblee, GA 75 Kyle McLain DT Fr. 6’2 ‘A” 240 Birmingham, AL 76 Bruce Ladiner DT Jr. 6’2” 248 Gulfport, MS 77 Joel Stallings OG Fr. 6’2” 237 Mobile, AL 78 Earl Conway DT Sr. 6’4” 272 Pass Christian, MS 79 Scott Campbell OT Fr. 6’5” 297 Meridian, MS 80 Tony Eddins WR Jr. 6’2” 210 New Hope, MS 81 Eddie Thomas WR Fr. 6T” 170 Drew, MS 84 Carl Moore LB Jr. 6’0” 203 Houston, MS 85 Ken Edwards TE Fr. 6’5” 223 Philadelphia, MS 86 John Moore TE Jr. . 6’3” 217 Starkville, MS 87 Sam Ford TE Sr. 6’1” 224 Houston, MS 88 Willie Kelly WR Fr. 6’2” 186 Starkville, MS 90 Chris Williams DE Fr. 6’3” 193 Gulfport, MS 95 Chuck May K So. 5’H” 206 Eupora, MS 99 Marshall King DE Jr. 6’1” 190 Gulfport, MS 114 SCOREBOARD MC vs. S.E. Missouri (27-30) MC vs. N. Alabama (21- 6) MC vs. Ark-Monticello (42- 7) MC vs. W. Texas State (34-24) MC vs. TenU ' Martin (28- 3) MC vs. Jacksonville (28-14) MC vs. Troy State ( 0-10) MC vs. Livingston (16-14) MC vs. W. Georgia (30-14) MC vs. Valdosta ( - ) MC vs. Delta State ( - ) SOCCER CHOCS Row 1 — Jimmy Terry, Robby Jones, Bruce Burnside, Robby Kosman, Thomas Bobo, Tony Scott, Jay Albritton, Steven Patterson, John Wood, Scott Godfrey Row 2 — Billy Moseley (mgr.), Neil Caldwell, Robby Googe, Pat Gentry, Mike Boulanger, Philip Thurman, Brent Cofield, Darryl Longabaugh, Pat Ross, Roger Cockerill, Mark Rog- ers, David Meaders, Mike Birdsong (assistant coach), David Balyeat (head coach) TRACK TEAM PICTURED-IN-ACTION— Ron Smith, Trip Gar- ner, Scott Joransen, Van Saveli, Tim Keith. NOT PICTURED— David Darden, Michael Fields, Wayne Hannah, Tim Horn, Randy Jordan, Sammy Lemonis, Stan Lewis, Scot Mancil, Kenneth McFar- land, Kyle Moore, Gary Pewett, Donnie Sanders, Rog- er Singleton, Eddie Thomas, Harris Washington, Chris Williams, COACH — Billy Lamb 120 o o o CROSS COUNTRY COMPETITION! 1986 MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL 5 Tammy Straughn 5’10” SR hitter Pensacola FL 7 Dawn Edwards 5’ 5” FR hitter Brooksville FL 9 Kathi Glasscox 5’ 8” FR hitter Birmingham AL II Nancy “NEW” Walsh 5’ 8” JR setter hitter McHenry IL 12 Jane Mattina 5’ 6” FR setter hitter Biloxi Ms 13 Dedra Smith 5’11” SO hitter Long Beach MS 14 Danielle Brewer 5’9” FR hitter Biloxi MS 15 Cheryal Williams 5’8” JR hitter Larue TX 16 Lisa Newman 5’10” SR hitter Jackson MS 18 Sharon Hall 6’ 1” JR hitter Grand Ridge FL Head Coach: Rowanna Pope Dozier (MC graduate ’80) Graduate Assistant: Becky Schnell (MC graduate ’86) Manager: Susan Tyler 122 1986 MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL SCHEDULE Fri-Sat Sept. 12, 13 Fri-Sat Sept. 19, 20 Tue. Sept. 23 Wed. Sept. 24 Fri. Sept. 26 Mon. Sept. 29 Fri-Sat Oct. 3, 4 Mon. Oct. 6 Tues. Oct. 7 Mon. Oct. 13 Wed. Oct. 15 thurs. Oct. 23 Mon. Oct. 27 Fri-Sat Oct. 31- Nov. 1 Tue. Nov. 4 Tue. Nov. 1 1 Fri-Sat Nov. 21 Nov. 22 Christian Bros. College Tour Troy State Inv. Tour UT-Martin Rhodes College Christian Bros. College M.U.W. Livingston State Univ. UT-Martin Tour. U.S.M. Jackson State Christian Bros. Coll. Wet Ga. College Livingston State Jackson State USM Gulf South Conf. Pre-Seeding M.U.W. Southeastern Louisiana Gulf South Conference Tour. Memphis, TBA Tennessee Troy, TBA Alabama Martin, TN 7:00 Memphis, 5:30 7:00 A.E. Wood 7:00 A.E. Wood 7:00 Martin, TN TBA A.E.Wood 7:00 A.E. Wood 7:00 A.E. Wood 7:00 Livingston, 7:00 Alabama 8:30 Jackson, MS 6:00 Hattiesburg 7:30 Florence, TBA Alabama TBA Columbus 7:00 Hammond, 7:00 Louisiana Florence, TBA Alabama As the 1986 Mississippi College volleyball team began preparation this year two things were evident: 1 . they had a long way to go and 2) it wouldn’t be easy. Coach Rowanna Pope Dozier’s squad has five players returning from last year’s 4-20 team. It should be noted, however that last year’s team was the first for MC since 1976. When asked about rebuilding the program Dozier replied, “It’s just never easy rebuilding a program from scratch and it’s going to take some time.” The team will play 1 3 matches and 5 tournaments this year. All the players are close in ability and all are going to be relied upon, the most consistent thus far has been Dawn Edwards, a 5’ 5” fresh- man from Brooksville, Florida. She is quick and very strong, both offensively and defensively. When asked about this year’s team Dozier replied, “we have a really good attitude and that will help us. We have our work cut out for us, but there’s really no way for us to go but up. THE 1986-87 MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE LADY CHOCS Row 1 — Lee Ann Adams, Lisa Magee, Cindy Whitehead, Diana Doherty, Norah McDonagh, Inca Legendyck, Katrina Bibb Row 2 — Tracey Brewer, Laura Nations, Melissa Mapp, Kim Tate, Linda Davis Loyal Lady Choc’s fans enjoy an- other ball game. 6 s ■ i Li i I M 124 44 r t 1986-87 MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE Lady Chocs Basketball Schedule Nov. 29 William Carey Away 7:00 Dec. 2 Delta State. Away 7:30 Dec. 5-6 •Texas A M Tourn. Away — Dec. 9 Southern Miss. Away 7.30 Dec. 18 S.E. Louisiana Home 7:00 Dec. 19-20 •Memphis St. Tourn. Away — Jan. 6 Mississippi St. Home 7:00 Jan. 9 M.U.W. Home 7:00 Jan. 15 Miss. Valley St. Home 5:15 Jan. 20 Jackson State Home 7:00 Jan. 24 Univ. of Ala. Away 7.00 Jan. 26 Univ. of AJa.-B’ham. Away 7:30 Jan. 29 Delta State Home 7:00 Feb. 2 Northeast Louisiana Home 5:15 Feb. 5 Southern Miss. Home 7:00 Feb. 7 Ole Miss Home 7:00 Feb. 9 Southeastern La. Away 5:30 Feb. 13 Louisiana Tech Home 7:00 Feb. 18 Mississippi St. Away 5:00 Feb. 21 Univ. of Ala.-B’ham Home 7:00 Feb. 24 Jackson State Away 7:30 Feb. 26 Miss. Valley St. Away 7:30 Feb. 28 Ole Miss Away 7:00 Mar. 2 Univ. of Ala. Home 7:30 Mar 5 Northeast La. Away 7:30 •Texas A M Tournament Univ. of Neb., Lamar, MC, Tx. A M •Memphis St. Lady Tiger Classic Grambl.ng, Cheny St , MC, Memphis St. 1986-87 MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE Men’s Basketball Schedule Nov. 24 Bethel College Away Dec. 1 2 Ms Denominational Tourn. Home (Wm. Carey. B’ham So.. Belhaven, MC) Dec. 4 Northeast La. Univ. Away Dec. 6 Mississippi State Away Dec. 13 Wm. Carey College Home Dec. 18 Univ. of Miss. Away Jan. 3 Univ. of No. Ala. Away Jan. 5 Univ. of Tenn.-Martin Away Jan. 8 Wm Carey College Away Jan. 10 ‘Delta State Univ. Home Jan. 12 Univ. of No. Ala. Home Jan. 15 ‘Troy State Univ. Home Jan. 1 7 ‘Valdosta St. College Home Jan. 1 9 ‘ Livingston University Away Jan. 22 Tougaloo College Home Jan. 26 ‘Univ. of Tenn.-Martin Home Jan. 29 Belhaven College Away Feb. 2 ‘Jacksonville St. Univ. Home Feb. 5 ‘Delta State Univ. Away Feb. 7 ‘Valdosta St. College Away Feb. 9 ‘Troy State University Away Feb. 12 Belhaven College Home Feb. 1 4 ‘West Georgia College Home Feb. 1 6 ‘ Livingston University Home Feb. 19 ‘Jacksonville St. Univ. Away Feb. 21 ‘West Georgia College Away GSC Games All games are at 7:30 p.m. CHOCTAW BASKETBALL Row 1 — Willie Thomas, Chris Haddox, Anthony McKenzie Row 2 — James Wright, Kevin Madison, Kyle Haney, Michael Applewhite, Ricky Griffith Row 3 — Bubba Skelton, Greg Reid, Jay Hughes Row 4 — Scott Graham, Ben Powell, Kevin Miller Row 5 — Jimmy Cavett, Bruce Franklin, Keith Jones I I 128 129 130 131 Cheerleaders Are NATIONAL Champs!! I 133 Mississippi College Tennis Team 1st Row: Jeff Jones, Jose Perez, Carlos Lopez, Anibal Gomez 2nd Row: Coach Davia Boteler, Greg Everhart, David Reeves, David Duke, Brian Hemington 134 Greg Everhart David Reeves David Duke Carlos Lopez Brian Herrington MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE CHOCTAWS 1987 Baseball Schedule FEBRUARY 21 MUlsaps College Jackson, MS 2:00 24 LA. COLLEGE(2) Frierson Field 1:00 26 Miss. Valley State Itta Bena, MS 2:00 28 WILLIAM CAREY COLLEGE Frierson Field 12:00 MARCH 3 Belhaven College(2) Jackson, MS 1:00 5 ALCORN STATE Frierson Field 2:00 7 U.T.-MARTIN(2) Frierson Field 12:00 10 CULVER-STOCKTON(2) Frierson Field 1:00 12 Alcorn State Lorman, MS 2:00 14 •North Alabama(2) Rorence, AL 12:00 15 Miss. State Starkville, MS 2:00 17 BAPTIST CHRISTIAN(2) Frierson Field 1:00 18 USM Hattiesburg, MS 2:00 21 •Delta State(2) Cleveland, MS 12:00 23 AURORA COLLEGE(2) Frierson Field 5:00 24 ILLINOIS WESLEYAN(2) Frierson Field 1:00 25 CARTHAGE COLLEGE(2) Frierson Field 5:00 26 ELMHURST COLLEGE(2) Frierson Field 5:00 . 27 NORTH PARK(2) Frierson Field 1:00 28 SEWANEE UNIV.(2) Frierson Field 12:00 30 Jackson State Jackson, MS 2:00 31 •Livingston Univ.(2) Livingston, AL 5:00 APRIL 2 MISS. VALLEY ST. Frierson Field 2:00 4 •UT-Martin(2) Martin, TN 12:00 7 MISS STATE Frierson Field 7:00 9 USM Frierson Field 7:00 11 •DELTA STATE(2) Frierson Field 12:00 13 BELHAVEN COLLEGE(2) Frierson Field 1:00 14 Miss. State Starkville, MS 7:00 16 JACKSON STATE Frierson Field 7:00 18 •NORTH ALABAMA(2) Frierson Field 12:00 20 William Carey College Hattiesburg, MS 7:00 21 •LIVINGSTON UNIV.(2) Frierson Field 5:00 23 MILLSAPS COLLEGE Frierson Field 2:00 28 Louisiana College(2) Pineville, LA 5:00 MAY 2 Overall Gulf South TBA TBA 3 Conference Tournament 15 South Central TBA TBA 17 Regional Tournament 22 NCAA Division II Montgomery, AL TBA 27 World Series •Denotes West Gulf South Conference Games 1987 Mississippi College “Choctaws Name Pos. B T 3 Todd Self OF L R 5 Alan Whitfield C R R 6 Kevin Stone P OF R R 7 Lance Barksdale INF R R 8 Rick Humphery OF R R 9 Ed Oswalt P INF R R 10 Wayne Busby INF R R 11 Scott Gamer C R R 12 Dave Van OF R R 13 Corbin Davis P R R 14 Tracy Stiglets P L L 15 . Mark Bryan INF L L 16 Randall Johnston P OF R R 17 Mike BiandolUlo INF R R 18 Jeff Walker INF R R 19 Steve Narbo INF R R 20 Tim Fancher P L R 21 Terry Fancher P L R 22 Billy Talbot INF R R 23 Brent Jordan INF L R 24 Nick Huber INF R R 25 Tony Richard P R R 26 David Russo OF S R 27 Chris Haddox P R R 28 Jason Wesley INF R R 29 Landon Meier P L L 30 Fabian Hill INF R R 31 Mike Salter INF R R 32 Jamie Parker OF R R 4 Tom Gladney - Head Coach Ricky Ates - Student Assistant Richey Hines - Student Assistant Pet e Meadows - Student Assistant Gary Tabor - Graduate Assistant Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown 6-1 193 Jr. Brookhaven, MS 64) 187 Sr. Jackson, MS 5-10 152 Sr. Brandon, MS 5-10 178 Fr. Jackson, MS 6-0 185 Sr Orlando, FL 6-0 178 Fr. Jackson, MS 6-2 177 So. Jackson, MS 6-0 161 So. Jackson, MS 5-8 148 Jr. Brookhaven, MS 5-11 143 Fr. Jackson, MS 6-0 184 Sr. Hattiesburg, MS 5-11 173 Sr. West Point, MS 6-0 192 Sr. Clinton, MS 5-10 172 So. Amite, LA 5-11 170 Fr. Florence, MS 5-9 171 Sr. Biloxi, MS 6-2 200 So. McCool, MS 6-2 1% So. McCool, MS 6-1 185 Sr. Miami, FL 5-11 210 Fr. Tupelo, MS 6-0 185 Jr. Irving, TX 5-11 175 Fr. Jackson, MS 5-8 170 Sr. New Orleans, LA 6-0 165 Fr. Jackson, MS 6-0 175 Jr. Hattiesbxirg, MS 64) 230 Jr. Marietta, GA 6-0 198 So. Canton, MS 6-0 175 Fr. Jackson, MS 6-2 208 Sr. Yazoo, City, MS John M. Williams - Athletic Director Norman Gough - Sports Information Tim Yancy - Equipment Manager Mike Lmdrum - Manager Dave Hap Hudson - Trainer 1987 Choctaw Baseball Coaching Staff Coach Tom Gladney Coach Gladney received his B.S.Ed. in 1978 from Mississippi College where he was named All Gulf South Conference Receiver in football and named to the Academic All Con- ferencenn baseball. He received his M.A.Ed. in 1979 from MC. Coach Gladney worked as a Graduate Assistant at MC in both football and baseball from 1978 to 1979; Assistant Football Coach (Receivers) and Assistant Baseball Coach from 1980 to 1984; and became Head Baseball Coach and Assistant Football Coach in 1985. His records: Assistant Coach - 129-99; Head Coach - 53-54 Married to the former Cindy Henry from Starkville. They have one daughter, Marian Hope, born last December. I Tom Gladney Richey Hines Pete Meadows Ricky Ates Head Coach Student Assistant Student Assistant Student Assistant Not Pictured - Gary Tabor, Graduate Assistant Mississippi College Choctaw Seniors Mark Bryan Rick Humphery Randall Johnston 139 I LADY CHOCS SOFTBALL Lady Chocs softball is on a roll. After completing an impressive 1986 season of 20 wins and 12 losses the Lady Chocs exploded in 1987 with 30 wins and only 9 losses. The Lady Chocs won the Mississippi University for Women Tournament, came in 2nd in the University of West Florida Tournament, and placed 2nd in the Gulf South Conference Tournament. All Tournament members in the Florida Tourney are Tracy Brewer, Laurie Sanford, and Cindy Whitehead. All GSC play- ers are Tracy Brewer, Patsy Sandifer, and Cindy Whitehead. The Lady Chocs have a bright future and will try to keep their motto alive. “Lady Chocs Togeth- NOBODY DOES IT BETTER, TRA YOU’RE THE BEST i Row 1— D. Edwards, D. Chisolm, T. Brewer, P. Sandifer Row 2— L.A. Beane, A. Webb, K. Glasscox, L. Newman, D. Dougherty, K. Bibb, L. Sanford Not Pictured — L. McGee, C. Whitehead 140 141 142 Lisa McGee “scoops” another one. U-HAUL . ‘- ' ■Haul M.C. SKI TEAM Row 1— Trey Bradshaw, Sheri Pierce 2 — Rick Pedan, Gary Teasley, Doug Hines, Shaw Smith, Chuck Cole, Eddie Williams. I Michael Landrum— Certificate of Appreciation SPORTS HONORS f Jim McGhee, Most Improved Player Lane Wilson — Sportsmanship Award, Special Team Captain Dennie Sanders — Most Valuable Performance Michael Fields — Outstanding Hold Man Bennie L. Garner — Cross Country Most Valuable Performance Clyde Shelley — Most Valuable Player , Team Captain ? 5 I vh;! :,jL , h ' S ■ Seated: Darrell Whitaker — Vice-President, Angela Smith — President, Yvonne Woodard — Secretary, Standing: Jeff Blackwell — Attorney, Janice Gough — Chief Justice, Bae Brock — W AB Chairman, Selwyn Ellis — M AB Chairman, Alicia Castillo — Treasurer. BAE BROCK — W.A.B. Chairman JANICE GOUGH — Chief Justice JEFF BLACKWELL — Attorney YVONNE WOODARD Secretary ALICIA CASTILLO — Treasurer SELWYN ELLIS — M.A.B. Chairman Ps i rl« 55 SENATE Row 1 — Stacy Gordon, Celtic Hyche, Missy Lit- tle, Vicki Sibley, Tara Lytle, Cynthia Barber, Beth Smith Row 2 — Yvonne Woodard, Suzanne Gonzales, Shea Dungcan, Ellen Veal, Amanda Beach, Holly Holman, Diane Doherty, Denise McLemore Row 3 — Darrell Whitacker, Steve Yarber, Cliff Johnson, Art Kergosien, Robby Jones, Joel Gatlin, Willie Greer, Darrel Jones, Andy Daniels, Jim McKinnon, Richard Travel Row 4 — Kari McDonald, Todd Garmon, Scott Lyle, Nick Walters, David Price, David Taylor, Jimmy Richard Crout, Ronnie I 1 Ik 1 WOMENS AFFAIRS BOARD Row 1— Diane Claypool, Bae Brock (chairperson) Row 2— Holly Holman, Lynn McFadden, Rebecca McFadden, Shea Dungcan MENS AFFAIRS BOARD PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Criminal Justice Club Harry Porter, sponsor. Vonda Burke, Tami Vance, Karen White, Lisa Simmons, Char- lotte Stewart, Leigh Ann Seitzs. Scottie Hyche, Tim Lawless — President, Matt Nel- son — vice — president, Mike Williams, Max Weathersby, Chip Starnes — treasurer, Shane Wells. Kyle McClain — Sargent-at-arms, Rob- bie Gavin, Sonny McKay, Mark Ray, Greg Poore — public relations, Johnny Shoemaker, Darren Cook, Jeffrey Sills. Danny Bachman, Gregg Bloodworth, Dean Hudson, Robert Triplet, Byron R. Bates, Malcom McMillin, Jason Statham, secretary. The M Club is an organization that has been around almost since Mississippi College be- gan. The club is made up of Mississippi Col- lege lettermen of all sports. The club serves to improve the college by using the strengths of all athletes. One of the annual fundraising events the M Club sponsors is the selling of Homecoming flowers. Mitch Thames, Dis Wheatley, Ron Frank, Allen Hickman, Ken Marble, Kyle McLain. Joel Stallings, David E irden, Miles Hallburg, Donny Malloy, Robbie Gavin, Danny Bachman, Timothy Taylor. Ellis Townsend, Anthony Smith, Wally Henry, Dean Hudson — pre- sident, Darren Gorden, Byron Bates, Greg Bloodworth, Robert Triplett. Not piaured: Darrell Hopkins — co-president, Jason Womack. M CLUB 158 Publications Council The Publication Council met the first Wednes- day of each month to make policies concerning the Student Publications. The three publications are: THE ARROWHEAD, THE COLLEGIAN, AND THE TRIBESMAN. The Publications Council, which is composed of half students and half faculty, continually searched for ways to improve publications while also finding solu- tions to problems that arise. Steve Cook, Melanie Sanderson, Charline McCord. Dr. Prentiss G. Cox — Chairman, Dr. Doris Graves, Cathy Regan, Kahla Rogers, Dr. George Pittman, Dr. Charles Davis. Eugene Stockstill, Dr. Dean Parks, Dr. Billy Hicks. Not pictured: Mr. Norman Gough, Mrs. Teresa Grantier, Kimberly Smith, Angela Smith, and Kimberley Tanner. The Arrowhead staff sponsors a prose, poetry, art, and photography contest. They are responsi- ble for getting all entries judged and for printing the student magazine with some of the winning entries included. Melanie Sanderson— Art Editor, Mr. Steve Cook— Art sponsor. Dr. George Pittman— Literary editor. Charline McCord— Literary editor. Arrowhead 159 Young Democrats Cliff Johnson, Scott Lyle, David Brecken- ridge. Clark Hicks-President, Eugene Stock- still, Kris Stanley-secretary, Rosemary Benja- min, Yvonne Butcher, Darrell Jones. David Nowell, Mark Dillon- vice president. The Black Student Association Plus is a group of young men and women who attend MC. The basic purpose of BSA-Plus is to enhance academic excellence, to increase the students’ spiritual maturity, and to bring about an acute awareness of one’s cultural heritage. Dennis Smith, Perry T. Walker-treasurer, Abraham Gassama-vice-president, Ronnie Hubbard-Sargent-at-arms, Benjamin Nelson- president, Anthony Smith-secretary, Capucine Torrey. Anthony Anderson, Tim Taylor, Robin Brown, Michelle King, Valerie Martin, Ywanda Hamilton, Tracy Esco, Ruthie M. Robinson, Schulonda E. Thurmon, Rosemary Benjamin, Jessy len M. Jackson, Black Student Association Plus r il 160 lU Alpha Epsilon Delta The purpose of Alpha Epsilon Delta is to en- courage excellence in premedical scholarship, to promote cooperation and contacts between stu- dents and educators. Qualifications for member- ship are at least a second semester sophomore, 2.75 grade point average, and a good moral char- acter. Jennifer Gillian, Julia Giy Jones-secretary, Vicki Lawrence, Lauren Lentz, Cassandra Thomas-historian, Polly Anna Massey, Richard A. Chapman. David Hudson-vice-president, Rachel Simmons, Azita Bahrami, Dr. Anne Meydrech-sponsor, Dr. John Legg ' Sponsor. Russ Britt, David Singleton, Mark Dillon, Brad Hill-treasurer, Mark Gurm, Dr. Dean Parks-sponsor. The Mu Beta Chapter has become an active chapter this year. The chapter had an ice cream party, a barbeque to welcome freshmen, a trip to district convention where Linda Brown was elected to a district office. Rosemary Benjamin, Clinton Bailey-vice-pres., Lynda Brown, Dianne Claypool-treasurer, Marcia Mason, Rachel Simmons, Melanie Thompson, Lauren Lentz, Dr. Prentiss Cox-sponsor, Dr. Bill Stark-sponsor, Dr. Theodore Snazelle-sponsor. Tri-Beta American Chemical Society The American Chemical Society is an organiza- tion for students in the field of chemistry. Its aim is to enable the chemistry student to become a better candidate for his final position. Fellow- ships were planned for chemistry students to enjoy being together outside the classroom. Vol- leyball was the favorite activity. Dr. John Legg-Sponsor, Richard Chapman, Gary Teasley. Donald Trotter, Sean Fink, Brad Hill, Mark Gunn, Clinton Bailey. Van Saveli, Bill Meadows. Alpha Chi is a society composed of a company of students selected for membership because of superior scholastic achievement in all depart- ments. Alpha Chi’s purposes are: l) The promo- tion and recognition of scholarship and of those elements of char acter which make scholarship effective for good; 2) the stimulation of a spirit of sound scholarship; 3) devotion to the truth wherever such may be found. Stephanie Farrar, Connie Cawthorne. Sharon Antrim, Yvonne Woodard, Kim Pickett, Amy Hickman. Dr. George Pittman- sponsor, Grace Burton, Judy Mason, Connie Price, Rachel Simmons, Dr. John W. Legg-sponsor. Clark Hicks, Mark Jicka, Mark Gunn, Matt Williams. Alpha Chi Soccer Booster Club The Soccer Booster club has only been in existence a very short time, but it has been a beg asset to the Soccer team. During the year, the members of the club plan special events to encourage and help the soccer team. Thcrsa Thornton-sccretary Treasurer, Tracy Ray bon, Amanda Beach, Kecky Moseley, Yvonne Butcher, Cindy Flowers, Karen Blankcnship-presidcnt . Alpha Lambda Delta is a national scholastic honor society for freshmen. Membership is based upon a GPA of 3.5 or higher during the first year of college. The purpose of ALD is: to encourage superior scholastic achievement among students in their first year of college, to promote intelligent living and continued high standard of learning, and to assist wom- en and men in recognizing and developing meaningful goals for their roles in society. Grace Burton, Lynn Cole, Lyn Henry, Kim Pickett, Tanya RUey, Lana WeUs, Angela Benson. Jeff Ingram, MoUie Stephenson, Matt Williams, Sharon Antrim, Paul Trott, Marisa Ross, Mark Dillon, Darrell Jonew, Lynn Hughes. Russ Britt— president, BiUy Rayburn, Cliff Johnson. Alpha Lambda Delta Row 1 — Darrell Jones, Terry Hight, Jim Thompson, Charles Mullins Row 2 — Susan Banes, Kris Stanley, Alicia Castillo, Kayla Newton, Julie Williams, Susan Heath, Pat Starnes (vice pres.), Shawn Cashion (president), Blair Huddleston, Cindy Wood, Paula Womack, Dr. Rory Lee (sponsor) Row 3 — Aleta Patronis, Gina Berry, Kahla Rogers, Melanie Sneed, Mary Francis Taylor, Stephanie Farrar, Rosemary Chappell, Ellen Gardner, Charmin Ashburn, Sally Culpepper Row 4 — Erin Singleton, Jean Perkins, Shea Dungan, Rachel Simmons, Lara Burford, Andrea Green, Tracy Raybon, Missy Stringer, Connie Cawthorn, Jane Ellen Gordon, Row 5 — Cindy Burleson, Becky Keaton, Susan Walker, Melissa Mayo, Stacy Gordon, Kim Norman, Stacy Norris, Theresa Thornton, Anne Knight, April Crommett, Row 6 — Holly Benzenhafer, Sharon Antrim, Sharon Husband, Kim Pickett, Diane Yelverton, Grace Burton, Natalie Norwood, Mary Reed, Sandy Hoagland, Carol Kirkland, Row 7 — Laurie Sanford, Kanthi Raju, Lori Long, Gina Landry, Lori Kinchen, Vicki Lawrence, Barbara Compere NENAMOOSHA SOCIAL TRIBE Row 1 — Jerry Seale, Nick Wal ters, Ginger White, Laura Ann King, Janet Purvis, Gretta Potter, Melody Nowell, Neele Lummus, Douglass Foster, Gina Lan- drum, Cliff Johnson, David Nowell Row 2 — Carolyn Fritcher, Tara Lytal, Anita Phillips, Lynn McFadden, Donna Davis, Jennifer Crawford, Mandy Sharp, Jamie Walters, Shelia Robertson, Marilyn Holder, Allyson Trott, Ellen Veal, Beth Smith, Colita Simmons, Diane Claypool, Sean Milner Row 3 — Von Woodard, Lori Munn, Amy Hessinger, Suzanne Gonzales, Suzanne Powell, Debbie , Ka- ren Edwards, Teresa McMillan, Linda Moecklin, Carmen Robertson, Karen Virden, Dinah McHalffey, Dee Dee Kunefke, Rebecca McFadden, Helaina Her- ring, Melinda McMillan. Row 4 — Angela Smith, Cynthia Barber, Amy Red- ding, Patti Carver, Kimmy Smith, Chandra Prewitt, Missy Smith, Christi Cook, Sonya Runnels, Cindy Flowers, Molly Stevenson, Amy Collier, Laura Dil- more, Jennye Davis, Denise McLemore, Michelle Hand, Sandy Hartcog Row 5 — Beth Pepper, Renee Wallace, Suzanne Walk- er, Michelle Brannon, Lynn Cole, Elizabeth McFad- den, Janice Gough, Bae Brock, Laura Whaley, Jenni- fer Favl, Celtie Hyche, Lesia Daniels, Linda Legg, Kim Entrican, Vickie Sibley, Missy Wright, Jennie Williamson OFFICERS — Row 1 — Amy Hessinger (Publicity Chairman) Neece Lummus (Pledge Treasurer) Lynn McFadden (Pledge Secretary) Diane Claypool (President) Gind Landrum (Spirit Chairman) Douglas Foster (Formal) Melody Nowell (Pledge V-Pres) Beth Smith (Historian) Elizabeth McFad- den (Communications) Allyson Trott (Pledge Pres) Suzanne Powell (Programs) Denise McLemore (Treasurer) Sonya Runnels (Service) Suzanne Gonzales (secretary) and Bae Brock (v-pres) Sean Milner, Cliff Johnson, David Nowell, Jerry Seale, Vick Walters o lenamooslia Social ithf 166 167 Swannanoa started the year by showing us that the magic was in the rushees and in them. Although there were only twenty members, they showed us the numbers do not matter. The fun didn’t stop there. The freshmen got their first taste of “Mississip- pi Mud” on Squeal Night. We stepped into OKLAHOMA during Home- coming Follies and did not stop “headin’ West” until November 8 — fall formal. Christmas (and finals) came sooner than we had anticipated. We cele- brated the joyous season with our sponsors, Duke and Linda Barnes, by exchanging gifts. Second semester arrived and we took on new responsibilities. We still managed to have fun with Valentine’s Day. The semester seemed to fly by as we “Hopped into Spring” (formal) and found ourselves at the ever-popular and all-famous Derby Day. What a busy weekend that was! We were happy because we will get to eat breakfast first again next year. We closed the year by taking our annual canoe trip down the Oklahoma River. Although we were wet, we finally made it home tired yet in one piece. The grilled hamburgers at Laurie Ferrell’s house in Magee made our trip home worth the day’s work and fun! Before we knew it. Graduation was here and it was time to say Goodbye. (We will never have another vice-president like Lori Henry) As we looked ahead to next year’s Rush, we pondered the year’s events, good times and bad and were thankful for the unity and friendship in our tribe. iltfifitfiBtppt Qlulbgr (Elintnn, Above: Sponsors — Duke and Linda Barnes Row 1 — Brad Parker, Lori Henry, Kar- lene Wallace, Mary Keyser, Ruth Page, Darlene Hembry, Patsy Jones, Laurie Ferrell, David Hudson, Row 2 — Alan Wright, Tabitha Sumrall, Tammy Trostle, Kim Rodriguez, Kathy Nichols, Marie Bishop, Kay White, Jeff Blackwell 168 1 t J 169 KISSIMEE Group picture unavailable OFFICERS: Kimberly Tanner— president Lee Ann Koonce— 1st V. pres. Carey Vickery — 2nd V. pres. Amanda Beach — Pledge chm. Kim Smith- — Treasurer Regina Johnson Corr. Secretary Betsy Cox Recording Secretary Wendy Keith— Social Chm. Leanne Cummings and Beverly Magee— Historians Shae Sutherland and Lori Bustin —Spirit Chair- men Rossie Mercer — Fund-raising chm. Tami Vance Service chm. Lisa McGregor— Program chm. CIRCLE K Row 1 — John Hanson, Ed Connerly, Lee Yancey, Dan Thomas, Shane Wells, Joel Tullas, Selwyn Ellis Row 2 — Brandt Dick, Rob Ward, Clark Hicks (Treasurer), Scott Lyle (Vice Presi- dent — Projects), Lee Dunlap, Ted Burc- zynski Row 3 — Jay Albritton, Mark Gunn, Clin- ton Bailey, David Nowell, Pat Ross, Chuck Cole Row 4 — Gary Boutwell, Greg Jones, Gary Yates, Sonny Gaston, Chris Derrick, Will Cavsen, Tim Grey SWEETHEARTS Laura Nations, Kimberly Tanner, Karen Massengill, LeAnn Koonce Row 5— Russ Hayman, Mark Jicka (Rush Chairman), Dickie Corder, Brian Herrington, Darryl Longabough, Jeff Ingram, Kelton Morris 6— Jack Phillips, Lee Lemmons, Jimmy Boyd, Pistol Pete, Stacey Wells, Judd Reasons Row 7— Joe Paul Wiggs, Alan Graves (Freshman rep.), Bill Smith, Tim Gray, Steven Patterson, Andy Talley, Mark Leggett (Vice Pres. — Parties) NOT PICTURED — Jeff Ingram (Vice-president — Formals) and Glenn Robinson (Secretary) i 173 Diane Claypool, Leigh Calhoun, Stephanie Farrar CIVITAN Row 1— David Hudson, Art Kergosien, Brett Eu- bank, Stephanie Farrar, Diane Claypool, Leigh Calhoun, Mike Mann, Robby Jones, Randy Youngblood, Row 2— Tim Martin, Dale Tadlock, Greg Kelly, Darrell Jones, Chris Harbin, Matt Williams, Ken- ny Redford, Paul Smith, Sean Fink, Todd Watson, Cliff Johnson, Row 3 — David Breckinridge, Darrel Whitacker, David Taylor, Keith Fortenberry, Steven Papizon, Jeff Morris, Kerr Dykes, Willie Greer, George Ra- mirez, Ronnie Ball Row 4— Ward Calhoun, Buddy Landry, Ricky Douglas, Mike Kennedy, David Price, Charles Mullins, Adam Peterson, Tim Heflin, Bobby Wicker, Kevin Palmer Row 5 _jeff James, Todd Garmon, Scott Sellers, Jeff Blackwell, Nick Walters, Anthony Anderson, Alan Wright, Gerald White, Bill Williams, Steve Walker, Daniel Pryfogle, Richard Crout, Joel Gaston, Wolf Schmidt, Buddy Wagner SWEETHEARTS: OFFICERS; Row 1— George Ramirez (secretary) Cliff Johnson (Sergeant at Arms), Mike Mann (Vice President— Projects), Keith Fortenberry (Keeper of the Flame), Row 2— Ward Calhoun (President), Darryl Jones (Treasurer), Daniel Pryfogle (Pledge Class Vice-President), Art Kergosien (Pledge Class President), David Breck- enridge (Chaplain), Dale Tadlock (Vice President— Programs) 174 jrv I BAPTIST STUDENT UNION EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Row 1: Dennis Atwood, associate director; Judy Shanks; Allen Hick- man; Row 2: Weaver McCracken, director; Connie Cawthorn; Cindy Sims; Ward Calhoun; Row 3: Alicia Castillo; Darrell Whitaker; Todd Watson, president. ’ I FRESHMAN COUNCIL Row 1: Keith Fortenberry, Brett Eubank, Alan Wright, Row 2: Jennifer Crawford, Stacy Gordon, Stacy Norris, Dennis Atwood, Row 3: Charles Mullins, Jill Hasty, Mary Moore Reed, Terry Hight, Sandy Hoagland, Mandy Sharp, Row 4: Melody Nowell, Kerr Dykes. 176 I ■ i 1 Alicia Castillo, Judy Shanks Stacy Norris George Ramirez and Terry Hight May Mission Trip to Mexico City During May 1 987, the group pictured to the left took out some of their vacation time to put into action what the Lord commands us to do. — “Go ye therefore and teach all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, and teaching them to observe all things I have commanded you. Surely I am with you always, even to the end of the world” Matthew 28:19-20 Each morning began with an inspiration time. Meeting the people in the area along with working on the church b uilding gave the students many opportunities to share the love of Jesus Christ with others. i 177 PRIORITY m The BSU touring music group blessed many groups for their second year in playing and singing for the Lord. Tenor and one of Priority’s Keyboard players, Gerald White Band leader, Kevin Hand sings and plays. Cindy Sims, glorifies the Lord with her wide range. V I bsu ROCK-A-THON I V K.vrj m. m. THE COLLEGIAN 86-87 Lisa Dowdle, Layout Editor Eugene Stockstill, Editor STAFF: Anthony Anderson, writer, Daniel Pryfogle— assistant edi- tor, Kathy Regan— business mgr., Mary Katherine Sheffield, writer and columnist; Butch Wood, photographer not pictured Do they know how hard it is to produce a students’ publication? Motley Crew! Kahla Rogers, Yearbook Editor fL% ‘ li Judicial Council Mark Jicka, Janice Gough, Jack Phil- lips, Paula Womack, Kris Stanley, Elizabeth McFadden I i Pi Sigma Epsilon Debbie Wade (v. pres, of personnel), Armers Mon- cure (recording secretary), Rebecca Wilkerson (v. pres, of pub. relations), Glenda Stiers (v. pres, of admin.), Paula Andrews (v. pres, of marketing), Ann Somers (President) Cassie Johnson (Social chairman), Lonnie Clifton, Cindy Flowers, Cin- dy Crocker (historian), Amy Lynch-Branch (fac. adv.) James Coke, Jr. (reg. prof, director), Mary Armotiong, Tammy Burnham, Adam Peters, Andrea Loft, Mark Henderson, James Overby, Betty Stubbs, Kahlade Fole- kadeh Delta Sigma Pi Delta Sigma Pi is a national fraternity organized to foster the study of business in colleges and universities, to encourage scholarship, social activity and the association of students for the advancement by research and practice. The Zela Sota Chapter of Delta Sigma Pi located at Mississippi College offers its members a great professional program involving numerous tours and speakers during each semester. Delta Sig also offers a very detailed pledge education program as well as several social activities throughout the year. Delta Sigma Pi each year sponsors the clash of the social tribes on campus — “Derby Day”. Lee Dunlap, Cathy Regan, Susan Heath, Stephanie Farrar, Amy Collier, Teresa Parsons, Wendy Peden, Carol Lambert, Jenny Davis, David Darden. Sue Ellzey, Renee’ Wallace, Suzanne Gonzalles, Ellen Veal, Sharon Stephens, Valeri Miller, Su- zanne Bounds, Annessa Harper, Mechelle Clark. Edie Hill, Kathy Jones, Tabitha Thomas, Carmen Robertson, Laura Wal- lace, Christy Campbell, Lori Warren, Lor- ianne Tullos, Debbie Norris, Kellie Blan- kenship. Mike Melchiorre, Chuck Cole, Darrell Jones, Andy Talley, Michael McCalip, Louis Smith, Dr. Lloyd Roberts — sponsor. Darrell Whitaker, Kevin White, Jay Howell, Tom Fleming, Chris Wood. Ken Marble, Morris King, Miles Hallberg, Perry T. Walker, Darrell Hopkins. Susan Heath — vice president of pledge education, Stephanie Farrar — vice president of professional activities, Amy Collier — president, Teresa Parsons — senior vice president, Wendy Peden — assistant pledge educator, Carol Lam- bert — treasurer. Cathy Regan — chan- cellor, Michael McCalip — vice-presi- dent of chapter operations, Lee Dunlap — historian, David Darden — historian, Jennye Davis — secretary. OMICRON DELTA KAPPA Row l-Elizabeth McFadden, Mike Mann, Janice Gough Row 2— Bae Brock, Lee Ann Seitzs, Mary Francis Taylor, Julie Williams, Jean Perkins, Stephanie Farrar, Alicia Castillo, Dr. Whitlock (Faculty advisor). Dr. McMillan (Faculty Secretary), Row 3— Jill Patterson, Kim Entrican, Melissa Wright, Paula Womack, Dinah McHalfey, Jane Hubbar , Connie Cawthorn, Rebecca McFadden, Selwyn Ellis, Darrell Whitaker, Row 4-Jeff Blackwell, Yvonne Wizard Kerryl Ann Grantham, Judy Mason, Scott Lyle, Mark Jicka, Brad Hill, Pat Gentry, Row 5-Terry Might David Nowell, Mark Gunn Todd Watson, Wade Fulgham, Dr. Ford, David Breckenridge, Tim Keith, Steve Walker, Clark Hicks, Tom Gray OFFICERS: Diane Claypool (Secretary), Janice Gough (President), Elizabeth McFadden (Treasurer), Dr. Whit- lock (Faculty advisor). Dr. McMillan (Fac. secretary) Not pictured — Mike Mann (vice-pres.) ALPHA MU GAMMA Row 1 — Debbie Pierce, Dr. Doris Graves, Mrs. Emily Fokeladeh, Dr. Anita Gowain (faculty sponsor) Row 2 — Kris Stanley, Paula Womack, Missy Coker, Julie Orr, David Breckenridge, Weiner Alexander, Wolf Schmidt, Cindy Burleson KAPPA DELTA PI Row 1 — Dr. Paula Stringer, Lisa McGregor, Shawn Cashion (president), Julie Wil- liams, Row 2 — Tammy Dew, Jean Perkins, Barbara Compere, Linda Moecklin Opposite page: Row 1 — Barbara Cable, Capucine Torrey, Carla Williams, Row 2 — Sharon Cooper, Mrs. Nancy Googe, Kerryl-Ann Grantham. Bottom left: Row I — Christy Hollifield, Adelle Hollifield, Jana Long, Karen Blankenship, Paula Andrews Bottom right: Allison Trott, Chandra Perritt, Judy Shanks, Sally Matthues LOVE THOSE I 192 SNOW DAYS 1 BSU SPRING BREAK MISSIONS TRIP TO— NORTH CAROLINA mw GRADUATION Memories . . . 200 ( of the way we were THE BOOK AND SUPPLY CENTER Located in the east end of the B.C. 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English Major, History minor ALBRIGHT, BILLY JADE Physical Education major; Baseball, Senate, Trainer ARMSTRONG, MARY ROACH Computer Science major; Business Administration minor ASBILL, KYLE Accounting major AYCOCK, NANCY C. Nursing major; National Student Nurses Association, Ministerial Wives Association BADDLEY, SCOT LEE BAGGETT, SHEREE TADLOCK Political Science major; Pre-law club BAGGETT, JOHN MICHAEL Political Science major; Pi Gamma Mu, Pre-law club BALLARD, JERRELL R., JR. Computer Science Mathematics major; Civitan, Soc- cer, Spanish Club, Beta Beta, Math Club, ACM, Pup- pet Team BASS, TRACY Delta Sigma Pi BETTS, MARCIA CAROL Biology major; plan to enter physical therapy at the Miss. Medical Center BLACK ELIZABETH H. BLANCO, RANDALL JOSE j BLUSH, FAY CONWAY Mathematics major; Kappa Delta Pi, Math club BOUTWELL, KATRINA KAY Nursing B.S.R.N. Major, Psychology minor; National Student Nurses Association, Sr. Class (Nursing) Re- presentative BOWMAN, JERRY PHILLIP Religion major; Mortar Board President, Sigma Tau Delta V. Pres., Dean’s List, Una Touchstone, Scholar- ship, Baptist Student Union, Administration Council BROCK, BAE Business Administration major; W.A.B. Chairman, SBA Secretary, Nenamoosha Vice-President, Nena- moosha Rush Chairman, Sophomore Class Secretary, Delta Sigma Pi, BSU BRYAN, JON MARK Baseball, FCA, ODK, Kappa Delta Pi BRYANT, LISA LEA Kissimee, Kissimee Spirit Chairman, Cheerleader, Kappa Delta Pi BUFKIN, CHARLIE Church Music (Vocal) BURKES, TERRI Mortar Board, Laguna BURNS, BARB G. Biology Major BURRELL, NANCY CAROL Elementary Ed. major; Swannanoa, BSU, Baptist Children’s Village, Kappa Delta Pi BUTLER, DAVID RANDAL Business Management major CALHOUN, WARD Business Management major; Civitan President, Civi- tan Treasurer, Senate, Food Services, Hall of Fame Committee, Student Recruiter, Junior Class Treasur- er, Collegian Photographer, Tribesman Photographer, Spring Fever Day Committee, BSU, BSU Executive Council, BSU Freshman Council, Family Group Leader, Ironman club CAMPBELL, CHRISTINE CARPENTAR, GREG Business Management major CASSEL, JAMES MERRILL Religion major; Civitan, BSU CASTILLO, ALICIA Psychology major. Biology minor; Alpha Lambda Delta, Dean’s List, Lyceum Committee; Laguna, La- guna Spirit Chairman, Social Chairman, Special Oc- casions; Freshman Family Group Leader, SBA Trea- surer, Iota Lambda of Alpha Mu Gamma, Spanish Club, Sp. Club Chaplain, Homecoming Committee, Psychology Club, BSU — Executive Council; Mortar Board, ODK CAUSEY, BRENT Religion major CLAYPOOL, DIANNE Biology Major, Math minor; Nenamoosha — pledge class secretary, service Chairman, Program Chairman President; Civitan Sweetheart, ODK Treasurer, Mor- tar Board, Alpha Lamda Delta, Tri-Beta, AED, Sen- ior Class Treasurer, Junior Class Secretary, Freshman Junior Class Favorite, Hall of Fame Selection Com- mittee, Homecoming Committee, BSU- Family Group Leader, choir. Freshman Council, Student Re- cruiter, Alpha Chi, Freshman Woman of the Year, Lyceum Committee CLINCY, VINCENT P. Political Science major. History minor; Pre-law Club COLLIER, AMY DARLENE Accounting major; Nenamoosha, Homecoming Com- mittee, Delta Sigma Pi, Outstanding Pledge, Presi- dent COULTER, CLAYTON Mass Media Communication major; Tribal Players, Naturals COX, ELIZABETH ANNE Speech Pathology Major; Speech and Hearing Orga- nization of M.C. President, Secretary, Mortar Board, Kappa Delta Pi, Kissimee Programs Chairman, Re- cording Secretary, Young Republicans, Spanish Club Treasurer, Soccer Boosters Vice-president, Senate CROWE, JOHN DAVID BSBA Marketing major; M-Club, Football Letter- man, Dean’s List DANIEL, AUDREY COOKSEY Nursing Major DANIELS, JAMES ANTHONY BSBA Marketing Major; Circle K Member, Alpha Lambda Delta, Senate, Financial Aid Committee, I Love America Day Committee, Hall of Fame Com- mittee, Sophomore Honors DARDEN, DAVID KING Accounting Major; Varisty Football, All ASC, Var- isty Track, M-Club Member, BSA Plus, FCA, Delta Sigma Pi Officer DAVIS, EUGENIA Business Administration major; Delta Sigma Pi, Sec- retary DAVIS, SHEILA DONNETTE Early Childhood Education; BSU, Nenamoosha Tribe, Home Economics Club, Summer Missionary DEW, TAMMY Elementary Education Major; Nenemoosha Social Tribe DEYOUNG, BOB English Major, Communications Minor DILMORE, LAURA SUZANNE Accounting Major; Nenamoosha, Homecoming Com- mittee DOWNY, JOHN Business Administration Major; Circle K, College Democrats Vice-President, Pre-Law Club, Student Recruiter DUKE, DAVID Varisty Tennis Team, Business Administration Major Management Concentration DUNLAP, PRESLEY LEE, JR. Business Administration Major, Marketing Concen- tration; Circle K, Delta Sigma Pi Historian EDWARDS, ANGELA D. Elementary Education; Laguna, Kappa Delta Pi — Se- cretary, R.A., Dean’s List EDWARDS, WYLINDA BS Nursing Major; BSA Plus — Historian ELLIS, TIMOTHY SELWYN Mathematics Computer Science Major; MAB Chair- man, Circle K, Math Club, ODK, Mortar Board, Pi Mu Epsilon, Alpha Lambda Delta, BSU Family Group Leader, Orientation Leader, Student Recruit- er, College Republicans, Junior and Senior Class Fa- vorite EVERETT, REX DELL Mass Media Comm. Major; Art Physical Educa- tion minor; Varsity Football, Academic All-Confer- ence, BSA-Plus President, FCA, M-Club, Spanish Club Sargeant at Arms FOX, LINDA S. Religion major. Physical Ed. minor; BSU FULLINGTON, ANGELA LORIENE Nursing major; Student Nurse Association, SNA Treasury GARNER, BENNIE L. Ill Biology major; Track, Cross Country, Circle K, MAB GARNER, RANDY Computer Science major. Business minor; ACM, Ci- vitan, College Band, Chamber Choir, Priority GENTRY, PAT Communication major; Soccer, BSU Executive Coun- cil, Fun Run Committee, Lyceum Chairman, Mortar Board, Floor Counselor, Cross-section GIFFORD, STEVEN WESLEY Biology Major, Chemisty minor; Tri Beta, American Chemical Society GILBERT, PAMELA L. Chemistry major GLADNEY, ALEEN Kappa Delta Pi GOUGH, JANICE MARIE Nenamoosha, ODK President, Freshman V.P., Soph- omore V.P., Junior President, SBA Chief Justice, Mortar Board, Soccer Booster Club, Delta Sigma Pi, BSU Family Group leader. Orientation Group Lead- er, Spring Fever Day Comm., Hall of Fame Comm., Food Services Comm., Homecoming Comm., I Love America Day Comm., Dean’s List, Senator of the Year Award GRANTHAM, KERRYL ANN President Modeling Team, SNA, BSU, Nenamoosha, Soccer Booster Club Publicity chairperson. Miss MC First Alternate GRAVES, GEA BAKER Accounting major GREEN, SHERRY RENEE Social Work Major; Nenamoosha, Social Work Club GRISSOM, ROBERT A. HALE, ROBYN HAMRIC, ROBIN LEAGUE Elementary Ed. major; Kissimee-Program Chairman, Cheerleader, Modeling Team, Annual Staff, College Republicans, Pi Sigma Epsilon, SNEA HANNAH, NATALIE FAIRCHILD Nursing major; NSNA HATCHER, MELINDA MAST Elementary Education major HATCHER, TIMOTHY GREG Religion — Bible major HAYMAN, RUSS Biology major HELMUTH, AVIS MARIE HENRY, LORRIE LYNN Religious Education major. Psychology minor; Swan- nanoa-Programs chairman Rush chairman, Spanish club, BSU HESTER, JAMES W., JR. Public Administration major HICKMAN, MIKE Varsity cheerleader, Civitan Men’s club, SBA Senate, Dean’s List Scholar HIGGINBOTHAM, COLE YOUNGER III Business Administration major. General Business mi- nor; Football letterman (4 years) Student Personnel Committee, Academic All-Cont., President M-Club, Campus Beau, Mr. Mississippi College HILL, BRAD Chemistry major; Alpha Lambda Delta, Mortar Board, BSU Action Team, Ministeries, Dean’s List, Sophomore honors. Junior honors. Senior honors; Chemistry Club, President; Treasurer AED, Criminal Justice Club HILL, CHERYL Social Work major; Dean’s List, Social Work Club, Pi Gamma Mu — Vice President, Alpha Chi HOLLINGSHEAD, KEITH Accounting major HORTON, SUSAN RENE Music Education — Piano major; Chamber Choir, Madrigals INGRAM, JAMES JASON English major; church activities JOHNSON, AMY MARGARET English major; Laguna JONES, KEITH ARNOLD Computer Science major; Basketball team KEETON, TONY RUDELL Management major; Pi Sigma Epsilon — Vice Presi- dent Personnel GREGORY, DAVID KELLY History major; Ironman Club KING, DELIOIA Business Education major; Kappa Delta Pi KING, WILLIAM MORRIS Delta Sigma Pi KOONCE, LEANNE Art Education major; Kissimee — Pledge Class Presi- dent, Rush Chairman, Recording Secretary, 1st Vice President; Circle K Little Sis; Art Club— President; Freshman Class Secretary; I Love America Day Com- mittee; Homecoming Committee; BSU — Family Group Leader, Freshman Council, choir; Yearbook Staff. KUNEFKE, DEEDEE Special Education major; SNEA, BSU, Nenamoosha, Dean’s List, BYW, Homecoming Committee LAMBERT, CAROL LYNN Accounting major; Delta Sigma Pi — Treasurer LAWRENCE, ROBYN Accounting major; Pi Sigma Epsilon — Treasurer, Kis- simee, Dean’s List LEE, TAMMY Elementary Education major; Phi Theta Kappa, Al- pha Chi LEWIS, ALVIN M., JR. LEWIS, ROBERT N. Psychology major; Honors, Dean’s List LUKE, DONNA LYNNE Accounting major McFADDEN, ELIZABETH Psychology major; Nenamoosha, Judicial Council, Mortar Board, BSU Family Group leader, Sumner Missionary, Homecoming Committee, Alpha Lambda Delta — Secratary Treasurer, Dean’s List, Hall of Fame Selection Committee, Alpha Chi— Secretary Treasurer, ODK Secretary, Senior Class Favorite McFarland, kenneth M cGEE, LISA Elementary Education major; Kissimee — Spirit Chairman; Lady Choc Softball; SNEA McGregor, lisa lane Elementary Education major; BSU, Freshman BSU council, Kissimee McHALFFEY, DINAH CAROL Business Management major; Mortar Board, Nena- moosha, Dean’s List, BSU, Women’s Affairs Board McKINNIN, JAMES S. Applied Sociology Major; Sociology Club, Student Senate MANCIL, WILLIAM SCOTT Business Management; Civitan, Pi Sigma Epsilon, Track Field MANN, MICHAEL PATRICK History major; Civitan (Sergeant-at-arms, Vice- pres, of projects), BSU Family group leader. Contact team co-leader, MC tennis team. Deans List, Lamda Delta, Alpha Chi, Alpha Mu Gamma, Phi Alpha Theta, Pi Gamma Mu (Corresponding Sec.), ODK (Vice-pres) Counseling and Student Services Committee, Hall of Fame Selection Committee, Who’s Who, Selection Committee, SBA Judicial Council, Spanish Club, BSU Ministry Co-leader, Floor Counselor, Biology lab instructor. Collegian (Reporter, Sports Editor), Pre-law club, Truman scholarship nominee. College Republicans MANN, RAY Math MASON, JUDY LYNN Biology; Thi-Beta president. Mortar Board, Omicron Delta Kappa, Alpha Chi, Alpha Chi, Alpha Lambda Delta, Deans List, Res. Assistant, Swannanoa (Pledge Sec. Rush Chairman, Secretary, Treasurer, Vice- pres,, AED MATTHES, FREDERICK Management MEACHM, GAIL CARUTHERS Social Work; Neenamoosha, Nat. Association of Stu- dent Social Workers MEADERS, JAMIE Church music Voice MEADOWS, BILL Biology; American Chemical Society, Civitan, Floor Counselor, BSU, Ministry teams. Deans List MELCHIORRE, MICHAEL R. Computing Science; Athletic Trainer (Football Bas- ketball 1982-86) MERCER, ROSSIE Political Science; Honors Grad., Deans List KT (Funding Chairman), Mortar Board, ODK, Debate pres., (Coach’s Award — 1st place MS. impromptu extemporaneous speech); pre-law club; Miss. College Young Dem-Constitutional Conn., State secretary; Band; Outstanding Young Women of America MESSINA, JEANNETTE BASSETT 213 Nursing; National Student Nurses’ Association MILNER, SEAN A. Psychology; Head Cheerleader; Civitan; Neenamoo- sha Beau; B.S.U. Family Group Leader MOECKLI N, LINDA Special Education; Nenamoosha (pledge treasurer, spirit chairman); Soccer Booster Club (publicity chairman); BSU, BYW, Dean’s List, SNEA, Student Recruiter, BSU Family Group Leader, Freshman Ori- entation Leader, Presidential Cabinet (spirit chair- man) Miss. Association for Children with Learning Disabilities; Omicron Delta Kappa; Kappa Delta Pi MOFFITT, JEFFERY LYNN Religion, Theology; BSU, Dorm Counselor MORROUS, MELANIE ANN Business Administration; Marketing (Vice- presi- dent), Pi Sigma Epsilon NEAL, SANDRA ANNITA Music Education (voice); Laguna, Concert Choir, Band, MENC NIVEN, AMBER Computing Science; Alpha Chi, Math Club NORMAN, KIM Communicaton Major; Laguna, Collegian (Features Editor), Tribesman (sports editor) Tribal Players; Al- pha Psi Omega; Pi Sigma Epsilon, BSU, Freshman Orientation leader, Shakespeare Festival, Band, Flag Corp, Student recruiter, WHJT radio staff NOWELL, DAVID Psychology; Kid’s Club leader. Circle K, President chaplain, Neenamoosha Beau, ODK, Mortar Board, Alpha Lambda Delta (President), Psychology club (vice-president) class favorite, senior class vice-pres.. Junior class vice-pres., Lyceum committee. Home- coming committee. Campus Beau, Senior Soph, class favorite O’NEAL, JAMES STEVEN Computing Science and Mathematics OLDHAM, WILLIAM CRAIG Math and Computer Science; Cheerleader, Civitan, Pi Mu Epsilon OMARKHAIL, D.J. Bible; Sophomore Honors, Alton Wolfolk Music Award, scholarship honors, Madrigal Singers, Miss. College Chamber Choir, BSU, BSU leadership Coun- cil, FISH, Civitan OWENS, JENNIFER BOYD Nursing; SNA PARKER, THOMAS BRADLEY Business Administration; Circle K, Swannanoa Beau, MC Naturals, Concert Choir PARSONS, TERESA Management; Alpha Lambda Delta, Delta Sigma Pi (sec., vice-pres.), Kissimee Social Tribe, Contata Choir, Dean’s List PASSONS, MICHAEL Music church keyboard; “Priority”, Dormitory per- sonnel, Naturals, Civitan PERKINS, JEAN Elementary Education; Laguna, Alpha Lambda Del- ta, Alpha Chi, Kappa Delta Pi, Soccer Boosters (vice- pres.), SNEA, Dean’s List, Freshman Honors, Annual Staff (Organizations Editor) POLLARD, PENNY ELIZABETH Elementary Education; BSU, Kid’s Club, SBA Sena- tor, SNEA, Resident Assistant, Swannanoa (sec treas.). Student Summer Missionary POPE, COOPER Secondary Education; “M” Club, FCA, All GSC Football (1985) POPE, JANET Secondary Education Math; Laguna, Collegian (sports editor), member of Soccer Club, Math Club PRICE, CONNIE Computing Science; Math Club, Alpha Chi, Alpha Lambda Delta, Dean’s List PUCKETT, SAMUEL N. Art Club (pres.). Mortar Board, Dean’s List PURSER, ALECIA, JANELLE Accounting; Dean’s List PURVIANCE, LEIGH Nursing; Student Nurses’ Association REGAN, CATHERINE BRABSTON Accounting; Delta Sigma Pi RICHARDSON, VERONICA McKEE Psychology; Junior College Scholar, Dean’s List ROACH, HOLLI Nursing ROBERTSON, SHELIA Business Education; Neenamoosha, Future Secre- taries of America, Resident Assistant, NBEA, KFP Little Sis RUNNELS, SONYA Nursing; Neenamoosha, (service chairman), senate, BSU, family group leader, student summer mission- ary, SNA, orientation group leader. Homecoming committee RUSSUM, CHERYL LYNNE Nursing; National Student Nurses’ Association SANDERSON, MELANIE Communication; Arrowhead (Art Editor), Collegian Staff, Mortar Board, Pre-Law Club, ODK, Publica- tions Council, Dean’s List SAVELL, VAN H., JR. Biology Chemistry; Varsity Track Cross-country; MC Ping-Pong Champion 1983, Alpha Chi (pres.), ODK, Mortar Board, 3rd Ratliff Track Club, Aca- demic All-Conference Track, All GNF Track and Cross-country SHANKS, JUDY Social Work; NT-party communications chm.. Modeling Team,— VP, Mortar Board, Homecoming Com., Follies Chm., Lyceum Com., BSU— Exec. Council Special Events Chm., Who’s Who, Pi Gam- ma Mu, Dean’s List, Social Work Club SHEFFIELD, MARY KATHERINE Hederman vice-pres., Neenamoosha, Band, WHJT, Tribesman (Copy Editor) SHELBY, SUSAN DENISE SMITH ANGELA JOYCE Mathematics Major; BSU — missions selection com- mittee, family group leader; Mathematics Club; American Chemical Society; Mary Nelson Dorm Sen- ator, Student Body Association — Attorney President; Spring Fever Day Chairman; Orientation group lead- er; Presidential Cabinet; Executive Council; Nena- moosha Social Tribe, Special Events Chm.; Tribes- man staff, lay-out editor; Resident Assistant Heder- man Dorm; Student Recruiter; SNEA; Mortar Board; Administrative Council; Discipline Council; Student Personnel Services Comm.; Kappa Delta Pi; ODK; Homecoming Maid; Class Favorite; Who’s Who; Hall of Fame SMITH, ANGELA SHELTON SNEA (president) SMITH ANTHONY LAMAR Mathematics; Varsity football. Academic All- Con- ference, BSA (secretary). Pi Mu Epsilon, Math Club, “M” Club, FCA SMITH, LOUIS GRAHAM, JR. Business Administration; Civitan SMITH, RENEE IRWIN Biology SMITH, VAUGHN SOMMERS, ANN Pi Sigma Epsilon (pres.) STANLEY, KRISTINA ANNE Psychology; senate, psychology club, student recruit- er, Spanish Club (vice-pres.) judicial council, home- coming committee, sociology club (pres.), presidential cabinet, chairman of special projects in Laguna, Dean’s List, Spring Fever Day Committee, “I Love America” Day Committee, BSU, Kid’s Club, Senior class secretary. Young Democrats STARNES, PATRICIA LYNN Social Work; Historian, Display Chairman, Formal Chairman, V. President, BSU Family Group Leader, MN V-Pres., Dean’s List, ODK-Omicron Delta Kappa, Mortar Board, BSU Hostess, BSU Publicity Chairman, BSU Executive Council, Jr. Class Favor- ite, Jr. Homecoming Representative, Homecoming Committee, V-pres. of Association of Student Social Workers, Pi Gamma Mu, Homecoming Queen STEELE, JUDITH Accounting STEVENS, DAVID Accounting STEWART, CHARLOTTE STIERS, GLENDA Accounting; ST, Pi Sigma Epsilon, Accounting Soci- ety, Resident Assistant STIGLETS, TRACY Phys. Ed; Baseball STONE, ALISON CLAIR History; Pi Gamma Mu, Pre-Law Club, KT STRIBLING, CARL WILLIAM, JR. Business Admin.; Management STRINGER, CLARENCE Religion 214 TABOR, DEBORAH Nursing; Student Nurse’s Ass’n., Mortar Board, Al- pha Lamba Delta, Alpha Chi, LT. TALLEY, ANDY Accounting; Circle K, Delta Sigma Pi, Handbell Choir TAYLOR, DAVID THOMAS Church Music; Omicron Delta Kappa, Mortar Board, Alpha Lamda Delta, Pres. Scholar, Dean’s List, Ly- ceum Com., “I Love America Day” Com.; Homecom- ing com.. Patio Show Chairman, Miss MC Pageant business mgr. Ass’t. dir.. Spring Fever Day Com., Civitan (Spirit chm.), Senate, BSU (fi. council, fam. group leader, summer missionary, choir dir.). Concert choir, student recruiter, freshman orientation leader THAGGARD, ANDY Chemistry; Mortar Board, ACS, College Band, Civi- tan, Alpha Epsilon Delta (Editor), Dean’s List THOMPSON, ELIZABETH Communications THOMPSON, JIM (SCRAPPER) Computer Science; Laguna beau. Soccer team. Mor- tar Board, Civitan, BSU fam. group leader. Math Club, ACM THRASHER, JANET GUNN Elem. Ed. (K-8) THURMOND, LAURIE ELIZABETH Chemistry; ACS TRAMEL, RICHARD J. TROTTER, DONALD R. Chemistry Biology; Band, Tri-Beta, ACS UNDERWOOD, JONELLE ANNETTE Accounting VILLAGE, KITTY LEIGH Business Communications; KT (Fund-raising Chm., Historian), Senate VIRDEN, KAREN Fashion Merchandising; NT, Pi Sigma Epsilon, Home Ec Club WALKER, EARL Church Activities; Civitan, J.V. Cheerleader, BSU WALKER, STEVE Computer Science; Pi Mu Epsilon (Pres. V. pres), Civitan, Math Club, “Priority” sound man. Mortar Board WARD, ROBERT ROY, JR. Pre-med Psychology; Circle K Chaplain, KT beau, Triatholon team, vice pres, of projects WATTS, WENDY CAROL Computer Science; Math Club, Who’s Who, Alpha Beta Theta Phi Theta Kappa at Hinds Jr. College WEATHERSBY, MAX H., JR Admin, of Justice; Criminal Justice Club WHALEY, LAURA Music Ed.; NT, Alpha Lambda Delta, Soph. Class Treasurer, Dean’s List, Miss MC Scholarship Award, Miss MC 4th Alternate, ODK, Mortar Board, — Trea- surer, Music Ed. Nat. Conf. — pres.. Concert choir WHITACKER, DARRELL EDWARD Business Admin.; SBA vice-pres.. Senate, “I Love America Day” chm.. Alpha Lambda Delta, Delta Sig- ma Pi, D.S.P. — Vice pres, of pledge class. College Republicans chm., ODK, Mortar Board, Credentials com. chm., Civitan, BSU — fam. group leader. Out- reach chm., freshman council advisor. Kid’s club lead- er, MAB, Campus beau, Sr. Class Favorite WHITE, KAREN Pre-Law; Crim. Justice Club, Pi Gamma Mu, Dean’s List WHITE, KEVIN Business Admin.; Delta Sigma Pi — Rush class pres.. Intramural sports dir., Circle K, College Republicans, Freshman Orientation group leader WHITE, LYNNE GARNER NT, Math Club, Pi Mu Epsilon WHITFIELD, ALAN DALE Baseball, FCA WILKINS, DEBRA J. Business Admin; NT WILLIAMS, CASSANDRA DENISE Accounting WOMACK, PAULA CAROLE Mass Media Communications; SBA, Judicial Coun- cil, WAB, Spring Fever Day Com., BSU, — fam. group leader. Contact team, pub. committee, choir, BYW, Summer Missionary, LT, — Reporter, Pro- grams chm.. Secretary, LW Dorm pres., Spanish Club — pres.. Collegian — writer, features ed.. Alpha Lambda Delta — reporter. Alpha Mu Gamma, Phi Al- pha Theta WOOD, CHRIS Accounting; Delta Sigma Pi WRIGHT, GLENDA DARLENE Biology YARBER, STEPHEN BRADLEY Religion; Sr. class president. Circle K 215 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Contributing Photographers Typists Lay-out Artists Steve Cook Don Gaddis Robert Wall Norman Gough Laura Nations Susie Anzalone Jana Long Gina Landry Celtie Hycht BSU office George Ramirez Mary Lane Reed Katherine Barnett Melanie McMinn Trudi Freeman Tom Washburn Melanie McMinn Sally Culpepper Mary Lane Reed Wanda Hamric Richard Roberts Angela Smith We appreciate Herff Jones Yearbooks of Montgomery, AL. for allowing us to break as many deadlines as we did. This volume 50 had many problems getting finished due to staff turnover that occurred twice and as the third Associate Editor, I apologize for the very late completion of the 1986-1987 Tribesman. — Melanie McMinn MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE ALMA MATER Fairest of all is our dear Mississippi Rising in state as the crest of a hill; Staunch as a rock is our dear Alma Mater, Round her so noble our hopes ever live. When in the future, our hearts may be yearning For the bright scenes of our dear college youth. Back to thy portals our memories turning. Clear beams thy beacon of virtue and truth. M.C. we hail thee, our dear Mississippi, Queen of our hearts, no foe shall alarm; Faithful and loyal thy children will ever Cherish thy mem’ry, acknowledge thy charm. 216 DATE DUE CAYUORD PRINTED IMU.S. A. WfggWgfgMfflWHWHIB RWUJm ' WJ i i n ■■ WWWPWSWB 378.14 Q 1987 , M.C. d. 2 . 225641