Mississippi College - Tribesman Yearbook (Clinton, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 212 of the 1988 volume:

Spirit 2 Honors 20 People 38 Daze 80 Organized 96 Games 128 Show 160 Events 176 Closing 192 How fine to view the sun’s departing ray Fling back on lingering, lovely afterday. The morn of summer glides serenely by And sheds a light enchantment o’er the sky. These, sweetly mingling, pour upon the sight A penciled shadowing, and a dewy light, A softened day, a half-concious night. Alas! Too finely pure on earth to stay, It faintly spots the hill and dies away. — Anonymous The Tribesman 1987-88: A Backward Glance Volume LXXXII Mississippi College Clinton, MS 39058 photo by Barry Sommcrfcld 2 As streamwaters eventually reach the sea, so do the moments that pass flow into the pools of years of which our lifetimes are filled . . . 4 As one day fades into the dawning of another, we are faced with changes some welcome and exciting, others unwanted or frightening . . . 5 The older we grow, the more we realize how few the constant unchanging things in our lives are 6 In response, with each passing day we cling a little more tightly to those cherished people, places and feelings that we have found to be constant in our lives . . . 7 8 The years we spend at MC-the friends, the laughter, the work, the fun-will become some of those memories to which we so tightly cling. 9 MC Students Celebrate America I Love America Day 1987 Even Uncle Sam can get hot! Alan Wright enjoys a cool red, white and blue popsicle. Tammy Mangum, Miss MC 1987 sings “God Bless the USA.” Lisa Ainsworth smiles for the cameraman from a local television station. 10 Nick Walters mc’s the lunchtime program. Students and faculty, dressed in reds, whites, and blues, enjoy the program while they eat a picnic lunch. Andrea Greer and Brian Hall Back Jack. The students at this table must have been first in line when the hats were being given out. Tom Washburn, Dean of Students, shows his patriotic stuff. 11 Homecoming Follies 1987 The third annual Homecoming Follies was held on October 23, in the Chester Swor Auditorium. The guys and girls in the service clubs and social tribes went all out in the effort to win bragging rights and cash for their club. The spectators, who filled the auditorium to capacity, were treated to six ten-minute skits, a song by Tammy Mangum, Miss MC 1987, and the crazy antics of mistress of ceremonies, Cindy Malone. Civitan’s skit “Wipe-out,” written and directed by Jeff Blackwell, took first place honors, and Laguna’s “Salute to the Working Women of WW II” won second. Mark Leggett chaired the Follies Committee, which was responsible for planning and putting together the show. Capucene Torrey and Suzanne Brand served as vice-chairmen of the committee. 12 Homecoming Pep Rally C-H-O-C-T-A-W-S Gooo Choctaws! 14 Home- coming Parade SHEA DUNCAN and Martha Simpson ride on Laguna’s first place float. HOMECOMING QUEEN Connie Cawthorn waves at the crowd. FRESHMEN make a good showing with their float “Choc’s Place.” FOLLOWING TRADITION, Nenamoosha rides on a fire engine from the Clinton Fire Department. 16 “MC’S GOT THE MAGIC,” Swannanoa’s float, took second place honors. KISSIMEE PLEDGES represent their tribe on the KT float. SOPHOMORES AND JUNIORS combine forces to produce a simple, yet crowd-pleasing float. Homecoming Court Homecoming Queen- Connie Cawthorn Escort- Jeff Blackwell Maid of Honor-Karen Massengill Escort-Clark Hicks Senior Maid- Von Woodard Escort-Scott Lyle V 18 • V I Junior Maid-Leigh Calhoun Escort- Kelton Morris Sophomore Maid-Jill Hasty Escort-Robby Jones Freshman Maid-Kendi Young Escort-Todd Cranford 19 MR. MC 1987-88 “I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.” — Philipians 4:13 V ‘ Ik Jeff Blackwell “If I had to pick out any one thing that stands out in my mind about Mississippi College it would be the great student body. We have one of the most talented and diverse student bodies of any private or public college or university anywhere. Time after time MC students prove they stack up to any students around. With the sound nucleus of students that exists, Mississippi College will continue to ex- cel in all areas producing leaders for the future.” 22 MISS MC 1987-88 Connie Cawthorn “As I think of all my memories of Mississippi College, my heart is over- whelmed with gratefulness. I am thank- ful for both the challenge of learning and the disciplines of scholastic knowledge. However, even more deeply I appreciate the personal growth acquired from the immeasurable gifts of friendships that share struggles, questions, laughter, tears, fun, and heartache. Lives touch for a brief time and we are enriched . . . thank you, MC, for these things alone will last a lifetime.” “Call unto me, and 1 will answer thee and show thee great and mighty things which thou knowest not.” — Jere- miah 33:3 24 Founders Award Constance Leigh Cawthorn i Freshman Brave-Hal Mayo Freshman Maid-Lisa Lewis T -M. Hederman III Award- Jay Cook Suzanne Noble s Award-Elizabeth 25 Hall of Fame Jeffrey Robert Blackwell, a math major from Magee, MS, served as his freshman class vice-presi- dent, sophomore class vice-president, Civitan vice- president, SBA attorney, student body president, student recruiter, and Swannanoa beau. He partici- pated in Priority, BSU, Omicron Delta Kappa, Pi Mu Epsilon, Mortar Board, Young College Demo- crats, and Intramural Athletics. He was chosen by his fellow classmates as freshman, and sophomore class favorite, and by the student body as Mr. Mis- sissippi College 1987-88. Stephanie Anne Farrar, an accounting major from Columbus, MS, served as freshman class trea- surer, as vice-president and president for Baptist Young Women, as reporter for Alpha Lambda Del- ta, as pledge president, vice-president for profession- al activities and senior vice-president of Delta Sigma Pi, as pledge president, display chairman, treasurer, and president of Laguna Social Tribe, and as vice- president of social activities of the MC Accounting Society. She served on the I Love America Day Committee, the freshman talent show committee, and worked as a freshman orientation leader, BSU family group leader, and student recruiter. She served on both the Hall of Fame and Founders Award selection committees and was on the Dean’s List all semesters. She received the 1987 Chapman Co. Award for outstanding junior accounting ma- jor, and participated in Alpha Chi, Omicron Delta Kappa and Mortar Board, and was chosen Civitan Sweetheart. Jeff Blackwell 26 Stephanie Farrar Scott Lyle Hall of Fame Scott James Lyle, a math major from Cockeys- ville, MD, served as junior and senior class presi- dent, senate vice-president, treasurer, vice-presi- dent, and president of Circle K, vice-president of Alpha Lambda Delta, and president of Omicron Delta Kappa. He chaired the Food Service Commit- tee for two years, served for two years on the Spring Fever Day, Hall of Fame selection, Homecoming, and Elections committees. He was in the cast and was programs chairman for the musical OKLAHO- MA, served on the Student Guidance and Personnel and Lyceum Committees. He was named Senator of the Year, sophomore, junior, and senior class favor- ite, and received the Mortar Board Scholarship. He participated in the society of physics students math club, Pi Mu Epsilon, Mortar Board, BSU, and the college choir of First Clinton Baptist Church. Yvonne Woodard, a math major from Terry, MS, served as Nenamoosha historian and money-making chairman, sophomore class secretary, homecoming committee co-chairman, chairman and senior advi- sor, Math Club secretary, SBA secretary and Wom- en’s Affairs Board Chairman, Alpha Lambda Delta secretary. She served on the Hall of Fame Selection Committee and the Spring Fever Day Committee. She worked as a student recruiter and freshman orientation leader. She was in the chorus of the OKLAHOMA, and sang in the college choir of First Clinton Baptist Church. She participated in Alpha Chi, Pi Mu Epsilon, Sigma Tau Delta, and Omicron Delta Kappa and Mortar Board. She recieved the W.E. Strange Math Award, a presidential scholar- ship, and the Spirit of Mobile Azalea Trail Award. She was chosen sophomore, junior, and senior class favorite. Von Woodard 27 Freshman Favorites Jay Cook Amy Dabbs Kendi Young Todd Cranford Sopho - more Favorites Alan Wright Robby Jones Melody Nowell Jill Hasty 28 Junior Favorites Leigh Clahoun Cliff Johnson Cathy Cole Darrell Jones Senior Favorites Terry Hight Karen Massengill Von Woodard Scott Lyle 29 MOST BEAUTIFUL MOST HANDSOME Leigh Calhoun Cliff Johnson BEAUTIES BEAUX Am y Dabbs Jay Albritton Cathy Cole John Touliatos Kendi Young Todd Cranford Connie Cawthorn Pat Ross 31 Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities Colleges Constance Leigh Cawthorn Barbara Gayle Compere Robert Jeffrey c Blackwell Stephanie Anne Farraf 32 Sean Douglas Fink ■af Amy Meadows Hickman Joseph Allen Hickman 33 Who’s Who Vera Jane Hubbard Mark David Jicka M 34 Timothy L. Keith Melanie Gay McMinn Robert Michael Passons 35 Mark Allen Simpson Mary Francis Taylor 36 Todd Owen Watson Yvonne Woodard Evelyn S. West Laura Whaley Selection of nominees to Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities Colleges is made by the Counselling and Student Services Committee on the basis of student scholarship, participation in academic and extracurricular activities, citizenship, and service to Mississippi College, promise of future usefulness, and character and loyalty to the ideals of the college. Who’s Who Among Students in Universities 1987-88 Jeff Blackwell Connie Cawthorn Barbara Compere Stephanie Farrar Sean Fink Wade Fulgham Suzanne Gonzales Amy Hickman Allen Hickman Clark Hicks Terry Hight Darrell Hopkins Jane Hubbard Mark Jicka American Colleges Tim Keith Scott Lyle Rebecca McFadden Melanie McMinn Michael Passons Jack Phillips Laurie Sanford Marianne Saveli Mark Simpson Mary Francis Taylor Todd Watson Mickie West Laura Whaley Yvonne Woodard 37 38 Friends mean more than any thing. “MC people are great! “T he people here make the difference. It’s not the books or special events, but the P E O P L E that we’ll remember most about our years at MC. i Seniors Paula Andrews, Tylertown, MS Earl Austin, Jackson, MS Rosemary Benjamin, Jackson, MS Elizabeth Black, Wesson, MS Kellie Blankenship, Clinton, MS Jeff Blackwell, Magee, MS Lynn Boardman, Enterprise, MS Judith Boggan, Jackson, MS James Boyd, New Orleans, LA Gwendolyn Brinston, Jackson, MS Rebecca Brock, Cleveland, MS Beverly Brown, Summit, MS Lynda Brown, Jackson, MS Susan Bryant, Raymond, MS Maria Bueso, San Pedro Sule, Honduras Teresa Burkes, Jackson, MS Scott Campbell, Meridian, MS Connie Cawthorne, Memphis, TN Rochelle Chaney, Canton, MS Teresa Chappell, Beaufort, SC 40 I m I I Seniors Melissa Ann Coker, Morton, MS Charles Cole, Quitman, MS Deborah Cole, Jackson, MS Barbara Compere, Shelbing, MO Jill Cooper, Harrisville, MS Melanie Cooper, Madison, MS Kym Courtney, Florence, MS Richard Crout, Pearl, MS Michele D’antoni, Monticello, MS Sheila Davis, Marks, MS Cynthia Douglas, Tougaloo, MS David Edwards, Flora, MS Elizabeth Edwards, Tupelo, MS Holly Ellis, Jackson, MS Sue Elzey, Venice, LA Tonia Erves, Vicksburg, MS Stephanie Farrar, Columbus, MS Sean Fink, Jackson, MS Wade Fulgham, Vicksburg, MS Pat Fuller, Clinton, MS 41 Seniors Robbie Gavin, Laurel, MS Suzanne Gonzales, Metaire, LA Charles Graham, Clinton, MS Jennifer Greer, Jackson, MS Mark Gunn, Clinton, MS Beth Hall, Picayune, MS Sharon Hall, Grand Ridge, FL Verby Hall, Clinton, MS Miles Hallberg, Vicksburg, MS Scott Hamric, Auburndale, FL Candace Hannah, Clinton, MS John Hanson, Pasedena, TX Lewis Harrell, Jackson, MS Tami Harrell, Raleigh, MS June Harris, Clinton, MS Ronnie Harris, Jackson, MS Shelia Harris, Jackson, MS April Harwell, Pearl, MS Kimberly Henderson, Senatobia, MS Mark Henderson, Clinton, MS 42 Seniors Heidi Herring, Bogalusa, LA Allen Hickman, Picayune, MS Amy Hickman, West Monroe, LA Clark Hicks, McComb, MS Terry Hight, Tupelo, MS Darrell Hopkins, Meridian, MS Jay Howell, Jackson, MS Jane Hubbard, Panama City, FL Nick Huber Jacqueline Ingram, Mize, MS Laura Inman, Clinton, MS Rachel Irwin, Jackson, MS Kevin Jackson, Clinton, MS Susan Heath Jenkins, Ridgeland, MS Mark Jicka, Louisville, KY Cassie Johnson, Canton, MS Dianne Johnson Kristina Jordan, Jackson, MS Deborah Keenan, Jackson, MS Tim Keith, Gulf Breeze, FL 43 Seniors Frank Kennedy, Meridian, MS Laura Ann King, Clinton, MS Lori Knight, Jackson, MS Sara Laird, Clinton, MS Lauren Lentz, Jackson, MS Beverly Lewis, Mound Bayou, MS Teri Lynn Lewis, Jackson, MS Vickie Lewis, Bolton, MS Elizabeth Lindsey, Jackson, MS Joseph Little, Star, MS Marcia Lumpkin, Jackson, MS Scott Lyle, Cockeysville, MD Beverly Magee, Tylertown, MS Gretchen Mahan, Jackson, MS Lori Mann, Jackson, MS Kenneth Marble, Hurley, MS James Martin Karen Massengill, Brookhaven, MS Cindy McBride, Natchez, MS Cheryl McCullouch, Madison, MS Seniors Robin McDill, Jackson, MS Andrealisa McElroy, Clinton, MS Rebecca McFadden, Tupelo, MS Missy McIntyre, Memphis, TN Melanie McMinn, Taejon, Korea Denise McLemore, Jackson, MS Ellen Molstad, Florence, MS Jan Moore, Philadelphia, MS Rebecca Moseley, Rio de Jaueiro, Brazil DJ Omarkhail, Yazoo City, MS Eric Omerza, Clinton, MS Deborah O’Neal, Jackson, MS James Overby, Brandon, MS Teresa Pace, Clinton, MS Kyle Pangle, Pensacola, FI James Parker, Yazoo City, MS Michael Passons, Yazoo City, MS Jill Patterson, Clinton, MS Vernon Peacock, Jackson, MS Wendy Peden, Jackson, MS 45 Seniors James Pendergrast, Natchez, MS Chandra Perritt, Jackson, MS Jack Philipps, Memphis, TN Curtis Potter, Star, MS Gretta Potter, Lumberton, MS Suzanne Powell, Jackson, MS Todd Prather, Jackson, MS Norma Pratt, New Orleans, LA Stephen Purser, Jackson, MS Pamela Ratcliff, Many, LA Kevin Rayborn, Mon ticello, MS Jud Reasons, Mashville, TN Angela Reedy, Canton, MS Carmen Robertson, Mt. Olive, MS Amy Ross, Vicksburg, MS Scott Runnells, Magee, MS Angela Rush, Meridian, MS Grata Sandifer Laurie Sanford, Baton Rouge, LA Marianne Saveli, Escanaba, MI I I Seniors Leigh Ann Seitzs, Meridian, MS Anthony Scott, Orlando, FL Jerry Seale, Ridgeland, MS Joseph Sharp, Clinton, MS Lisa Simmons, Florence, MS Cindy Sims, Meridian, MS Lisa Sima, Brandon, MS Gwendolyn Singleton, Jackson, MS Lori Skelton, Tupelo, MS Adele Smith, Clinton, MS Billy Smith, Clinton, MS Jennifer Smith, Clinton, MS Mauri Smith, Jackson, MS Missy Smith, Clinton, MS Robin Smith, Jackson, MS Donnis South, Batesville, MS Chip Starnes, Jackson, MS Kevin Stone, Brandon, MS Angie Stovall, Clinton, MS Clarence Stringer, Clinton, MS 47 Seniors Betty Stubbs, Jackson, MS Candace Summer, Moselle, MS Alethea Summers, Jackson, MS Stephanie Semmers Dale Tadlock, Morton, MS Andy Talley, Jackson, MS Kimberly Tate, Franklinton, LA Mary Francis Taylor, Saugerties, NY Ray Taylor, Jackson, MS Timothy Taylor Carl Thomas Steve Thomas, Jackson, MS Carla Thompson, San Antonio, TX Susan Tierney, Brandon, MS Donald Trotter, Clinton, MS Susan Tyler, Horn Lake, MS Barry Tyson, Bude, MS Tami Vance, Meridian, MS Debbie Wade, Yazoo City, MS Perry Walker, Gulfport, MS 48 Seniors Laura Wallace, Jackson, MS Rene Wallace, Brookhaven, MS Robert Ward, Laurel, MS Todd Watson, Greenwood, MS Brad Welford, Hammond, LA Mickie West, Pearl, MS Jeff Whitlock, Clinton, MS Joseph Paul Wiggs, Memphis, TN Barbara Williams, Vestavia Hills, AL Bill Williams Carla Williams, Jackson, MS Deborah Williams, Jackson, MS Julianne Williams, Meridian, MS Lorianne Williamson, Magee, MS Joe Willson Jason Wommack, Brandon, MS Michael Wood, Pascagoula, MS Yvonne Woodard, Terry, MS Melissa Wright, Crystal Springs, MS Patricia Wright, Crystal Springs, MS 49 Senior Officers PRESIDENT: Scott Lyle VICE-PRESIDENT: Denise McLemore SECRETARY: Suzanne Gonzales TREASURER: Jill Patterson 50 Juniors Scott Adkins New Hebron, MS Lisa Ainsworth Pearl, MS Sharon Antrim Clinton, MS Aaron Baker Jerri Baker Jackson, MS Betsy Ballou Meridian, MS Curtis Barnes Zellwood, FL Don Barnes Kathy Baxter Brandon, MS Amanda Beach Bogue Chitto, MS James Bean Madison, MS Leigh Ann Beane Jackson, MS Angela Benson Monticello, MS Angela Benton Jackson, MS Scott Berry Jackson, MS Gary Boutwell Monticello, MS Suzanne Brand Hickory, MS Russ Britt Brandon, MS Grace Burton Evansville, IN Leigh Calhoun Puckett, MS Amy Carleton Union, MS Ginger Carruth Jackson, MS Amanda Cassel Union, MS Stephanie Catt Clinton, MS Mart Chandler Raleigh, MS Don Chenevert Lancaster, CA Adam Christiansen Edwards, MS Amy Clack Jackson, MS Mechelle Clark Bay Springs, MS Lenell Clibum Brookhaven, MS Mechell Clibum Brookhaven, MS Kim Coalter Utica, MS Cathy Cole Norman, OK Lynn Cole Quitman, MS Chris Collins Union, MS Kathy Copeland Suzanne Cox Ridgeland, MS Sonia Crain Bonnie Crapps Florence, MS 52 Juniors Mike Cresswell Bentonia, MS Kris Crider Clinton, MS Cindy Crocker Florence, MS Glennis Davis Podunk, AL Herbert Davis Brookhaven, MS Linda Davis Randy Day Amy Deevers West Africa Beth Dilmore Stacey Dukes Shea Dungan Selmer, TN Jackson, MS Ivory Coast, Canton, MS Clinton, MS Natchez, MS Tip Dyes Jackson, MS Tammy Edwards Carthage, MS Kathy Erwin Harrisville, MS Laurie Ferrell Magee, MS Cindy Flowers Brandon, MS Douglass Foster Mission Viejo, CA Janice Foster Mendenhall, MS John Foust Memphis, TN Martin Francis Meridian, MS Carolyn Fritscher New Orleans, LA Abraham Gassama Sierra Leone, West Africa Jon Ginn Monterey, VA Tim Golden Clinton, MS Gloria Gannillini Natchez, MS Jane Ellen Gordon McComb, MS Andrea Green Monticello, MS Tamara Guthrie Ridgeland, MS Sheree Hallman Vicksburg, MS Kyle Haney Brookville, OH Chris Harbin Hattiesburg, MS Sandy Hartzog Jackson, MS Catherine Hayes Canton, MS Darlene Hembree Canton, MS Lyn Henry Florence, MS Jeff Henson Clinton, MS Sandy Hoagland Jackson, MS Glenn Hollman Jackson, MS Holly Hollman Jackson, MS 53 Juniors Michael Hood Belzoni, MS Mark Horton Jackson, MS Blair Huddleston Memphis, TN Allison Hudson Ocean Springs, MS David Hudson Nashville, TN Lynn Hughes Raleigh, MS Sharon Husband Jackson, MS Celtie Hyche Puckett, MS Scottie Hyche Brandon, MS Jeff Ingram Hattiesburg, MS Ronnie Irwin Brookhaven, MS Jeff James Columbus, MS Abby Johnson Jackson, MS Cliff Johnson Huntsville, AL Darrell Jones Huntsville, AL Jeffery Jones Pelahatchie, MS Julia Cay Jones Inverness, MS Patsy Jones Clinton, MS Becky Keaton Jackson, MS Mary Keyser Calhoun City, MS Anne Knight LaGrange, GA Julie Knippers Tylertown, MS Lori Kramer New Orleans, LA Jenny Lackey Forest, MS Roger Lamb Pontotoc, MS Gina Landrum Pasadena, TX Buddy Landry Biloxi, MS Cheryl Lee Flora, MS Mark Leggett Jackson, MS Andrea Lott Clinton, MS 54 Juniors Beth Lott Kilmichael, MS Liz Love Raymond, MS Leianne Loveless New Orleans, LA Selina Lucas Hazelhurst, MS Tara Lytal Clinton, MS Anne Mabry Gulport, MS Lisa Magee Franklinton, LA Tammy Mangum Star, MS Robert Martens Starksboro, VT Tim Martin Vicksburg, MS Valerie Martin Jackson, MS Tracy Massey New Providence, PA Sally Matthieu Salem, NH Keith May Clinton, MS Martha McCurdy Bay Springs, MS Deborah McGee Foxworth, MS Teresa McMilla n Clinton, MS Sid Meadows Brandon, MS Nicole Merritt Jackson, MS Jenny Morehead Pearl, MS Andrea Davis- Morris Richland, MS Delayne Morris Memphis, TN Kelton Morris Jr. Memphis, TN Dayna Neal Jackson, MS Benjamin Nelson Tupelo, MS Melinda Payne Jackson, MS Marla Pearson Armory, MS Beth Pepper Clinton, MS Anita Phillips Clinton, MS Kimberly Pickett Clinton, MS Chip Price Summit, MS Kanthi Raju Ridgeland, MS George Ramirez Dallas, TX 55 Juniors Tracy Raybon Montgomery, AL Billy Rayburn Canton, MS Robert Reese Jackson, MS Carla Rice Clinton, MS Tanya Riley Starkville, MS Kevin Roberts Picayune, MS Sherrill Robertson Jackson, MS Glenn Robinson Laurel, MS Marissa Ross Madison, MS Ronny Ross Brookhaven, MS Patsy Sandifer Jayess, MS Amy Saxon Saraland, AL Dean Shepherd Columbus, MS Nance Silver Atlanta, GA Rachel Simmons McComb, MS Tommi Simmons Grenada, MS Karin Skarsten Wilton, NY Beth Smith Dennis Smith West Point, MS Kimberly Smith Canton, MS Steve Smith Wesson, MS Wendy Smith Decatur, MS Mollie Stephenson Glen Allan, MS James Stewart Magnolia, MS Eugene Stockstill Jr. Jackson, MS Talatha Sumrall Jackson, MS Shea Sutherland Jackson, MS Becky Thames Monticello, MS Eddie Thomas Drew, MS Scott Thomas Braxton, MS Thersa Thornton Jackson, MS Philip Thurman 56 Juniors Lee Ann Tillman Tillataba, MS Paul Trott Leslie Turcotte Clinton, MS Ellen Veal Natchez, MS Pam Waldrop Brookhaven, MS Jeff Walker Florence, MS Lezlin Walker Jackson, MS Nick Walters Wiggins, MS Wendi Walters Meridian, MS Richard Webb Anita Weeks Jackson, MS Lana Wells Jackson, MS Leisl Wells Brandon, MS Gerald White Yazoo City, MS Lawrence White Union, MS Cindy Whitehead Memphis, TN Cindy Whitley Ridgeland, MS Kimberly Whitten Brandon, MS Leceia Williams Fayette, MS Mark Wilson Clinton, MS Matthew Williams Gautier, MS Charles Womack Randy Youngblood Meadville, MS 57 Jaqueline Abel Patterson, LA Roy Adams Clinton, MS Jay Albritton Vicksburg, MS Jusdon Alford Clinton, MS Andrea Alliston Florence, MS Anthony Anderson Olive Branch, MS Sharon Armstrong Greenville, MS Charmin Ashburn Clinton, MS Susan Banes Canton, MS Patricia Barnes Silver City, MS Daniel Baugh Lake Jackson, TN Micheal Beard Isney, AL Sophia Beck North Carrolton, MS Wally Bell Brandon, MS Tanya Bennett Jackson, MS Gina Berry McComb, MS Katrina Bibb Pearl, MS Amy Birdwell Jackson, MS Marie Bishop Jackson, MS Danielle Brewer Biloxi, MS Tracey Brewer Eads, TN Beth Broadhead Mendenhall, MS Sandra Brown Edwards, MS Melissa Bruner Hattiesburg, MS Ted Burczynski Moscow, ID Lara Burford Gloster, La Kevin Carr Mt. Olive, MS Patricia Carver Biloxi, MS Rose Mary Chappell Jackson, MS Bob H. Church III Shreveport, LA Tommy Cicco Mobile, AL Lauren Collins Clinton, MS 58 Cindy Conerly Clinton, MS Ed Conerly Clinton, MS Christi Cook Jackson, MS Scott Cook Meridian, MS Deborah Cotton Belzoni, MS Jennifer Crawford Batesville, MS Sally Culpepper Clinton, MS Lesia Daniel Clinton, MS Betty Davis Jackson, MS Shelia Dean Jackson, MS Chris Derrick Clinton, MS Brandt Dick McComb, MS Wylie Dilmore Canton, MS Lisa Dowdle Jackson, MS Ted Dukes Brandon, MS Dawn Edwards Brooksville, FL Brett Eubank Jackson, MS Amy Flood Jackson, MS Khaled Fokeladeh Jackson, MS Keith Fortenberry Brookhaven, MS Ellen Garnder Atlanta, GA Harry Gaston Gautier, MS Stacy Gordon Jackson, MS Alan Graves Clinton, MS 59 Tim Gray Forest, MS Willie Greer Meridian, MS Daphne Haly Madison, MS Wanda Hamric Lake Wales, FL Michelle Hand Clinton, MS Jill Hasty Huntsville, AL Pete Hays Brandon, MS Vincent Herring Sumrall, MS Helaina Herring Bogalusa, LA Amy Hessinger Orlando, FL David Hickman Jackson, MS Wayne Hodges Jackson, MS Derek Holmes Clinton, MS Robin Jeffries Brookhaven, MS Charlotte Jenkins Pearl, MS Greg Jones Brandon, MS Robby Jones Jackson, MS Charles A. Kergosien Brookhaven, MS Kevin Killough Pontotoc, MS Lori Kinchen Terry, MS Gina Landry Picayune, MS Todd Lawson Florence, MS Linda Legg Clinton, MS Steve Lindsey Grenada, MS 60 Missy Little Clinton, MS Judy Locke Lucedale, MS Lori Long Clinton, MS Darryl Longabauh Cincinnati, OH Neece Lumus Tupelo, MS Philip Marler Forest, MS Alan Martin Magnolia, MS Heather Martin Brandon, MS Lori Martin Niceville, FL Susan Martin Vicksburg, MS Darlene May Brandon, MS Melissa Mayo Nettleton, MS Brenda McBeath Brandon, MS Terry McCain Sandy Hook, MS Lynn McFadden Tupelo, MS Melinda McMillan Mendenhall, MS Mike Merck Jackson, MS Ann Methvin Jackson, MS Ashley Methvin Jackson, MS Tony Moore Coffeeville, MS Jeff Morris Columbia, MS Charles Mullins Branson, MS Lori Munn Pontotoc, MS May Jane Murphy Brandon, MS Glen Myrick Bentonia, MS Laura Nations Brookhaven, MS 61 Sophomores Kayla Newton Clinton, MS Kathy Nichols Raleigh, MS Teri Noland Brandon, MS Stacey Norris Jackson, MS Brenda Norwood Pearl, MS Christina Oduwole Jackson, MS Ruth Paige Sardis, MS Kevin Palmer Clinton, MS Dale Parker Clinton, MS Paige Parks Tishomingo, MS Angela Patrick Mendenhall, MS Laura Payne Jackson, MS Barry Prather Baldwin, MS Cindy Leigh Price Jackson, MS David Price Jackson, MS Janet Purvis Jackson, MS Charlotte Ragsdale Jackson, MS Ken Redford Atlanta, GA Mary Moore Reed Edwards, MS Valerie Reginal Jackson, MS Mistye Rhinewalt Carthage, MS Micheal Roberts Brandon, MS Gina Robinson Champain, IL Kim Rodriquez New Orleans, LA Scott Sellers Jackson, MS Ashley Schickter Gulf Breeze, FL Mandy Sharp Water Valley, MS Vickie Sibley Jackson, MS 62 ' V K Robin Sikes Yazoo City, MS Erin Singleton Brookhaven, MS Mark Smith Clinton, MS Paul Smith Brandon, MS Ricky Smither Thibodaux, LA Melanie Sneed Coldwater, MS Barry Sommerfeld Southaven, MS Danny Thomas Columbia, MS Capucine Torrey Jackson, MS Tamara Trostle Gulfport, MS Allyson Trott Tupelo, MS Joel Tullos Port Gibson, MS Brian Wagner Crestview, FI Susan Walker Hampton, NH Jamie Walters Wiggins, MS Teresa Walters Vicksburg, MS Shane A. Wells Brandon, MS Stacey Wells Jackson, MS Ginger White Tupelo, MS Bobby Wicker Natchez, MS Walter R. Wilkins III Lineville, AL Alan Wright Pascagoula, MS Missy Wright Meridian, MS Lee Yancey Quitman, MS Sopho- more Officers PRESIDENT Robby Jones VICE- PRESIDENT Todd Lawson SECRETARY Alan Wright TREASURER Lara Burford Freshmen Katherine Aden Jackson, MS Danny Allen Huntsville, AL Tamantha Anderson Jackson, MS Stephanie Aultman Brandon, MS Tina Barlow Hazlehurst, MS Kathleen Barnett Orlando, FL Amy Barrett Mendenhall, MS Rosana Bean Gillsburg, MS Dawn Beasley Cleveland, MS Chris Berryhill Jackson, MS Elizabeth Boone Jackson, MS Felicia Bourins Jackson, MS Kara Bowling Louisville, KY Michelle Bradford Memphis, TN Anne Brannon Mandeville, LA Allison Breland Denham Springs, LA Holly Bridges Vicksburg, MS Jay Bullen Tom Cain Wiggins, MS Lee Anne Carleton Union, MS Shelly Carmichael Tucker, GA Brian Carpenter Florence, MS Paige Carr Mt. Olive, MS Susan Casteel Orlando, FL Todd Chauvin Bogalusa, LA Paula Clifford Baton Rouge, LA Reginald Collier Jackson, MS Jay Cook Batesville, MS April Coulter Clinton, MS Lynn Coulter Pascagoula, MS Todd Cranford Lucedale, MS Kristen Creamer Picayune, MS Billy Crozier Brookhaven, MS Amy Dabbs Quitman, MS Chris Dalton Baton Rouge, LA John Damon Jackson, MS Georgette Davis Clinton, MS Amy Delavan Gulf Breeze, FL Cathy DePriest Clinton, MS 64 Freshmen Leslie Dickerson Jackson, MS Shannon Dixon Lucedale, MS Tom Doty Jackson, MS Susan Douglas Columbus, MS Liefje Erickson Jackson, MS Leigh Evans Crystal Springs, MS Angie Fisher Adele Flechas Pascagoula, MS Tracy Fortenberry Jackson, MS David Fowler Youngstown, OH David Foy Niceville, FL Sheila Frank Jackson, MS Trudi Freeman Niceville, FL Lisa French Jackson, MS Nicole Frith Jackson, MS Melodi Futral Madison, MS Dave Gault New Albany, MS Guion Gee Cindy Gill Baton Rouge, LA Angie Gilstrap Clinton, MS Cyndi Gore Columbus, MS Steve Gore Jackson, MS Andrea Greer Meridian, MS Stephanie Gulledge Florence, MS Stacie Haddox Jackson, MS Brian Hall Jackson, MS Lisa Hamilton Jackson, MS Kristy Hardage Jackson, MS Kimberly Hardy Charleston, MS Ben Harrell Clinton, MS Jamie Harthcock Clinton, MS Kerri Hatzfeld Greenwood, MS Brian Haughton Memphis, TN Johnna Heldon Jackson, MS Susan Hight Tupelo, MS Susan Hillis Columbus, MS Leslie Hobby Woodville, TX Walterine Hodge Union, MS Mike Hodges Clinton, MS Steve Hood Memphis, TN t 65 Freshmen Juliette Hubbard Jackson, MS Frankye Humphrey Jackson, MS Brad Hux Wesson, MS Leisha Hyslop Jackson, MS Brad James Jackson, MS Sandy Johnston Clinton, MS Jennifer Joiner Clinton, MS Brian Jones Laurel Kayse Dallas, TX Kolleen Kelly Brookhaven, MS Sharon Kelly Terry, MS Stu Keyes Jackson, MS Heidi Kleinschmidt Clinton, MS Ken Knotts Batesville, MS Joy Langford Tucker, GA Stephanie LaRavia Ferriday, LA Elizabeth Lee Forest, MS Angela Leigh Memphis, TN Lisa Lewis Meridian, MS Gemma Lim Manila, Phillipines Todd Link Ocean Springs, MS Beth Lyon Stone Mountain, GA Georgia Mabry Gulfport, MS Mercy Mammah Warri, Nigeria Hal Mayo Jackson, MS Rose Mays Baker, FL Billy John McAlpin Magee, MS Ellen McCain Jackson, MS 66 Freshmen Suzy McGehee Jackson, MS Pam McKinnon Mandeville, LA Tracey McMillan Clinton, MS Jodi McPhail Magee, MS Amy McWhorter Biloxi, MS Tammie Miles Clinton, MS Tobi Milhorn Jackson, MS Jan Millican Brandon, MS Stephanie Mills Memphis, TN Keith Mitchell Greenville, MS Todd Moore Clinton, MS Robby Moss Vancleave, MS Stacy Moulder Brookhaven, MS Becky Mozingo Hattiesburg, MS Hudie Murphy Natchez, MS Stephanie Oakman Vicksburg, MS Lea Ann Pace Vicksburg, MS Jason Parham Clinton, MS Holly Park Manderville, LA Gerald Parker Noxapater, MS Tadd Parsons Wiggins, Ms Connie Penton Slidell, LA Jeanette Phillips Wendi Pope Lafayette, LA Michele Porch Pearl, MS Jon Powell Eupora, MS Trey Proctor Jackson, MS Elizabeth Ray Canton, MS Mary Anne Rayner Madison, MS Miller David Reid Jackson, MS Keely Robertson Batesville, MS Lisa Robinson Brandon, MS Lisa Rodgers Louisville, MS Mike Rosella Jackson, MS Craig Royston Clinton, MS Lance Rushing Tallulah, LA Julie Russell Oxford, MS Kim Russell Vicksburg, MS Greta Sandifer Jackson, MS 67 Freshmen Rick Shaffer Magee, MS Heather Scott Natchez, MS Kim Scott Natchez, MS Doug Shirley Clinton, MS David Shoemaker Tallulah, LA Martha Simpson Memphis, TN Beverly Sims Mobile, AL Debra Smith Picayune, MS Karen Sowell Jackson, MS Stephanie Speights LaPlace, LA Leslie Stokes Columbus, MS Joe Stradinger Angelton, TX Ann Sturdivant Oxford, MS Harriet Sugg Taiwan Brad Sullivan Winnsboro, LA Ginger Sutton Brandon, MS Mindy Swann Clinton, MS Dean Tanner Brandon, MS Alan Taylor Jackson, MS Kelly Taylor Natchez, MS 68 Freshmen Christy Teater Mendenhall, MS Bonnie Thomas Jackson, MS Geoff Thornton Clinton, MS Chuck Trisdale Jackson, MS Keri Tullos Jackson, MS Kristina Underwood Jackson, MS CoreHa Vance Vaiden, MS Mitzie Walker LaCosta, CA Angela Wallace Jackson, MS Sonya Wallace Bogue Chitto, MS Leigh Anne Ward Clinton, MS Stephanie Welch Greenwood, MS Mary Carol Westfaul Brooklyn, MS Lara Wheeler Jackson, MS Martin Williams Green Cove Springs, FL Renee Winfrey Jackson, MS Kendi Young Greenwood, MS Tim Young Freshman Officers PRESIDENT Chris Berryhill VICE- PRESIDENT Holly Bridges SECRETARY Tracey McMillan TREASURER Kendi Young 69 President Dr. Lewis Nobles Dr. Lewis Nobles, President of Mississippi College, is a native of Meridian, MS. A pharmaceutical chemist, he received his Bachelor of Science and Master of Science degrees from the University of Mississippi and the Doctor of Philisophy in pharmaceutical chemistry from the University of Kansas. He was appointed a teaching assistant at the University of Mississippi in 1948 and advanced through the usual academic ranks to become Dean of the Graduate School at Ole Miss in 1960. He left this post in June 1968 to become president of MC. Dr. Nobles has served two terms on the Board of Trustees of the New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary and is a member of the International Platform Association. He is on the board of directors of the American Assocation of Presidents of Independent Colleges and Universities, and in a 1986 a study sponsored by the Exxon Education Foundation selected him as one of the top 1 8 most effective college presidents in the United States. ■ D V fa D, fo 70 Vice-Presidents Dr. Edward McMillan — Vice President for Graduate Studies and Special Programs. Dr. Johnnie Ruth Hudson — Vice President for External Af- fairs Dr. Rory Lee — Vice President r Development Dr. Van Quick — Vice President for Student Affairs 71 Faculty-Staff Ruth Ainsworth Student Center Hostess Debbie Alderman Sec., Graduate Office Hazle Anthony Adm. Asst., VP Bus. Aff. Lynn Baker Librarian Darvin E. Barnes Head, Health, PE, Rec. Bernard Blackwell Dir., Alumni Lisa Blankenship Date Entry Sec., Computer Center Deborah Bolian Instr., Nursing Russ Brashear WHJT FM Sales Sports Neal Brashier Adm. Asst, to President Billy Broome Prof., Educ. Psy. Ann Browning Bookkeeper Lucy Burnside Prof., Math Com. Sci. James V. Burnside Prof., Math Lorraine Caldwell Adm. Asst., Coun. Career Dev. Jerry Cannon Prof., Chemistry Dorothy Carpenter Dir., Cont. Ed. Ralph Carroll Asst. Prof., Music Paulette Carruth Mrs. Tyan Carter Exec. Asst, to President Wanda Clay Instr., English Mary Jo Crocroft Order Librarian Steve Cook Instr., Art 72 Faculty-Staff Joe Cooper Prof., Religion Phil. Bettye R. Coward Prof. Head, Home Ec. Alice G. Cox Special Collections Librarian Prentiss G. Cox Prof. Head, Biology Myrtle Curtis Mailroom Supervisor Ernestine Daniel Becky Daniels Instr., Nursing Charles S. Davis Prof., Religion Phil. Vicki Derrick BSU Sec. Anne Dial Sec., Humanities Soc. Sci. Jeanette Dunaway Dir. of Telecommunications, Accnts. Payable Sup. Glen Eaves Dean, College of Arts Sciences Beverly Edwards Sec., Alumni Affrs. Bill Ellis Asst. Prof., English Charles Felder Assoc. Prof., Education Helen File Sec., Trading Post Teresa Floyd Instr., Math Comp. Sci. Emily Fokeladeh Asst. Prof., German Mable Gaston Reference Librarian Carey Gaughf Prog. Cord., Continuing Education 73 Faculty-Staff Mary Catherine Gentry Asst. Prof., Communications Janis Gilstrap Sec., Arts Sciences James Glass Assoc. Prof., Music Robin Goodwin Computer Programmer Sam Gore Prof. Head, Art Norman H. Gough Director of Public Relations Anita Gowin Assoc. Prof. Head, Foreign Lan- guages Judith Graham Sec., Admissions Martha Hammond Cindy Hampton Asst., Registrar John Hanbery Assoc. Prof., Music, Band Director Carolyn Hand Dean of Women Lee Harding Asst. Prof., English Bill Hicks Assoc. Prof., Political Science Sue Hoggatt Date Entry Supervisor Brenda Holloway Program Coord., Continuing Education Orvel Hooker Communications 74 i Faculty-Staff -i J. B. Howell Library Director Ralph D. Howell Assoc. Prof., English Louise Hudson Public Relations Helen Jackson Asst. Prof., Nursing Joan Janies Instr., Home Economics Linuel Jayroe Assoc. Prof., Education Marilyn Joiner Sec., Education Kuen Kao Asst. Prof. Acting Head, Psychology Theresa King Sec., Business Jeanette Kirby Admissions Hilda Laird Sec., Music Rachel Lambert Lattimer-Webb Dorm Director Nancy Langley Sec., Continuing Educatio n Dinah Lazor Gee W. Lee Instr., Math Computer Science Gerald Lee Dean of School of Business John W. Legg Prof. Head, Chemistry Ruth Ann Locke Program Coord., Continuing Education Ann Long Registrar’s Office Charlotte Madden Instr., Math Computer Science 75 h Faculty-Staff Carolyn Martin Asst. Catalog Librarian Gary Mayfield Asst. Prof. Head, Sociology Social Work John McCall Head, Religion Phil. Weaver McCracken Director of Religious Activities Ann McFarland Prof., Education John McMath Assoc. Prof., Math Judy Methvin Registrar’s Office Carole Moore Sec., Continuing Education Ruby Morrison Asst. Prof., Nursing Wanda Moseley Learning Resources Librarian Bill Nettles Asst. Prof., Physics Debbie Norris Instr., Business Nancy Park Instr., Nursing Dean Parks Prof., Chemistry 76 Faculty-Staff n Libby Patterson Executive Asst. Deborah Trott Pierce Instr., French Beverly Pilcher Composer Operator George Pittman Prof., English Minnie V. Porch Vis. Instr., Math Computer Science 9 V3T Harry Porter Dir., Justice Adm. Thomas E. Prather Asst, to President Janice Puckett Records Coord., Registrar’s Office Jerrell Purvis Asst. Athletic Dir. Beth Raley Admissions Counselor Richard D. Ritchie Instr., Communications Danie Robbins Secretarial Services Ray F. Robbins Prof., Religion Phil. Lloyd E. Roberts Prof., Business Shelia Robertson Adm. Asst, to VP for Academic Affairs Daty Rochelle Secretary to the Dean of Women Dan Rosenthal Computer Center Manager James S. Sclater Prof., Music Kerny L. Shearer Asst, to VP for Business Affairs Angela Smith Admissions Counselor i 77 r- Faculty-Staff Pamela Smith Sec., Physical Plant Rachel Smith Asst. Librarian Theodore E. Snazelle Prof., Biology Dan Southerland Instr., Religious Ed. Bible Sarah Spencer Comptroller Bill Stark Prof., Biology Bettye Stewart Sec., President’s Office Frank Stovall Head, Music Paula Stringer Asst. Prof., Elementary Ed. Sandy Sullivan Instr., Lab School Beverly Taylor Computer Operator Ralph Taylor Prof., Music Suzy Temple Asst. Prof., Nursing Billy Trotter Asst. Prof., Music Jennifer Trussell Director of Admissions Craig Turner Prof. Head, English l I i | 78 Faculty-Staff -i Buddy Wagner Dir. Counseling Career Dev. Patricia Walston Asst. Prof., Music J. B. Watson Asst. Prof., Sociology Tom Washburn Dean of Students Todd Watson Assoc. BSU Dir. Darrell Whitaker Admissions Counselor Janie M. White Sec., VP for Student Personnel Craig Whitlock Prof. Head, Physics Daniel Glenn Wiggins Instr., Math Computer Science John Williams Athletic Director Deborah Woodall Instr., Math Computer Science 79 80 Sleep . . . It’s a rare commodity at MC. Going to bed at 3:00 a.m. doesn’t make getting up for that 8:00 class any easier. Whether it’s last-minute studying, waiting up to see who Dave’s guests on LATE NIGHT are, or just goofing off, many students consistently find themselves staying up past “bedtime. To compensate, they catch a few winks whenever and wherever they can — in the afternoons, at work, in class 82 83 Lobbies . . . Some of the rare places on campus where guys and girls can get together to study, watch TV, or share a pizza. The lobby phones are always busy, and if you’d like to know who’s going out with who, the girls’ lobbies are a good place to find out 84 Girls • • • It’s ten o’clock. You are cramming for a major mid-term, and suddenly your neighbor’s stereo begins blaring songs from THE EVERLY BROTHERS GREATEST HITS. You jump on your bed and scream “Quiet hours! Quiet hours! Quiet hours!” Ah . . . such are the joys of dorm life; joys of a fellowship that, wanted or not, is always present. Yet aside from showers that al- ternately stream a burning hot or freezing cold spray (with virually no water pressure), and those little nuisiances that manage to survive every form of pesticide known to man, dorm life does have its virtuous moments . . . 86 87 Guys . . . Who says they don’t put things on their walls? It can be hard to study (and or memorize one’s notes the night before the test) in Chrest- man, Ratliff, and Whittington. Distractions abound — loud music, fop fights, practical jokes of all kinds. But who cares? The fun times spent with friends will be remembered a lot longer than anything we “learned” . . . 88 Phones • • • What would we do without them? We’d have to approach that significant other in person. We wouldn’t be able to call Dominoes when that mid- night hunger begins, and worse yet — we’d have to WRITE home to get money . . . 90 Food • • • Junk Food that is. MC students thrive on it. Piz- za, chips, cookies, doughnuts, anything that’s sticky, gooey, crunchy, fattening or generally un- healthy can be found in huge quantities in the dorms. “Let’s go Krogering” has become a favor- ite phrase of those late-night snackers (who, by the way, have Mazzio’s phone number memo- rized) . . . 92 m Studying . . . Between the extracurricular activities and goof- ing off, it has to be done. Learning to say no to a movie or a ball game or a date is hard, but every- one eventually does learn. After all, the grades are sent to Mom and Dad . . . 94 -c. urrr haw i 96 SBA “I feel the most important aspect of the Stu- dent Body Association is the officers’ relationship with their fellow students. It is difficult to repre- sent the students if you are on the outside than if you are with them, seeking their suggestions, council, and advice. It has been a distinct honor and pleasure to represent what I feel is the most gifted and talented student bodies around. I am truly in debt to my fellow students for giving me the opportunity to serve them. Many thanks goes to my fellow officers and those others who helped make 1987-88 a great year.” Jeff Blackwell Student Body President Tim Keith M.A.B. Chair- man Celtie Hyche Jeff Blackwell Secretary President Clark Hicks Yvonne Woo- Vice-President dard Mark Jicka W.A.B. Chair- Chief Justice man Darrell Jones Treasurer Cliff Johnson Attorney The SBA is more than just eight officers. It’s the entire student body working together for a common effort, like this spring’s musical “The Music Man” . . . SBA 99 Senate SENATE MEMBERS: Ginger Sutton, Celtie Hyche, Clark Hicks, Brian Herrington, Craig Royston, Glenn Robinson. Beth Broadhead, Susan Douglas, Mary Keyser, Pam McKinnon, Stacy Haddox, Ellen McCain, Andrea Greer. Anthony Anderson, Mike Gillespie, Todd Cranford, Sonny Gaston, Paul Smith, Chris Collins, Ron- nie Morton, Don Chenevert, Tommy Morgan. SENATE OFFICERS: Ginger Sutton, chaplain; Celtie Hyche, secretary; Craig Royston parliamentarian; Glenn Robinson, sargeant-at-arms; Brian Herrington, president protem; Clark Hicks; SBA vice president. 100 V SONNY GASTON: Senator of the Year Senate i 101 Mens’s Affairs Board MEN’S AFFAIRS BOARD: Bill Smith Jimmy Boyd Tim Keith Todd Cranford WOMEN’S AF- FAIRS BOARD: Lynn McFadden Connie Cawthorne Melanie McMinn Von Woodard Mary Francis Taylor Women’s Affairs Board Judicial Council JUDICIAL COUNCIL: Rebecca McFadden Grace Burton Mark Leggett Capucene Torrey Mark Jicka Jack Phillips Randy Youngblood FRESHMAN ADVISORY COUN- CIL: Tracey McMillan Ann Brannon Joe Stratenger B.J. McAlphin Chris Berryhill, Lisa Lewis Hal Mayo Amy Deleven Brad James Todd Cranford Tracy Fortenbery Freshman Advisory Council 103 Circle K CIRCLE K MEMBERS: Mike True, Todd Par- sons, Tim Gray, Chris Dalton, Toby Milhorn, Daryl Longabough, Alan King, Bob Church, Dick Jones. David Herrington, Mike Bennett, Sonny Gaston, Tim Golden, Jason Parham, Craig Royston, Mark Chaffins, Stu Keyes, Clark Hicks. Alan Graves, Mark Gunn, Joe Paul Wiggs, Jerry Seale, Kelton Morris, Don Barnes, Mark Jicka, Patrick Ross, Bill Smith, Chuck Cole. Glenn Robinson, Ted Burc- zynski, Scott Lyle, Dr. Stark, Sid Meadows, Geoff Thornton, Tim Keith, Dale Cameron, Tim Young, Guion Gee, Mark Leggett, Ken Knotts, Jeff In- gram, Chris Collins, Todd Link, Gerald Parker, Joe Stratinger, Jamie Mike Rosella. Amy Delavan, Ka- ren Masengill, Regena Johnson, Melody Nowell, Beth Jacquel. fE ESSENCE of Circle K is captured 1 (5 CIRCLE K OFFICERS: Glenn Robinson, vice presi- dent; Joe Stratinger, pledge president; Mark Jicka, chap- lain; Clark Hicks, rush train- er; Scott Lyle, president; Jeff Ingram, vice president; Mark Leggett, vice presi- dent; Alan Graves, treasur- er; Edward Burczynski, sec- retary; Daryl Longabaugh, rush trainer. CIRCLE K LITTLE SIS- TERS: Regena Johnson, Ka- ren Massengill-senior sweet- heart, Amy Delavan, Melo- dy Nowell, (not pictured: Laura Nations) CIRCLE K SALUTES . . . Coathangers! Circle K J 105 Civitan 106 « ■ Lung Run 1988 n Swannanoa Swannanoa Tribe is to devel- op poise, grace and personal- ity in each of its members. 1987-88 ST Members: Dar- lene Hembry, Ashley Schlicter, Tina Barlow, Lisa French, Kathleen Barnett, Laurie Ferrell, Ruth Page, Mary Keyser, Keely Robert- son. Kathy Nichols, Cindy Crocker, Lee Ann Pace, Kim Russell, Mindy Swann, Ma- rie Bishop. Todd Cranford, David Hudson, Alan Wright, Jeff Blackwell. SWANNANOA BEAUX: David Hudson, Todd Cran- ford, Jeff Blackwell, Alan Wright. SWANNANOA OFFICERS: Lee Ann Pace-pledge president, Marie Bishop-secretary treasurer, Ruth Page-vice president, Laurie Ferrell-president. Nenamoosha - r 1987-88 NT members: Su- zanne Powell-president, Melo- dy Nowell-spirit chairman, Jennifer Crawford-historian, Suzanne Gonzales-vice presi- dent, Denise McLemore-trea- surer, Jamie Walters-secretary, Allyson Trott-service chair- man, Von Woodard-money- making chairman, Lynn McFadden-programs chair- man, Jodi McFail, Stacy Had- dox, Laurel Cayse, Amy Bar- rett. Allison Breeland, Chris Berryhill, Rebecca McFadden, Ellen McCain , Melissa Burner, Jill Hasty, Christy Teater, Pam McKinnon, Ann Brannon, Beth Broadhead, Tara Lytal, Lynn Cole, Leigh Ann Carleton, Amy Carleton, Elizabeth Lee, Linda Legg, Susan Douglas, Keri Tullos, Sandy Hertzog, Kimmy Smith, Michelle Hand, Cindy Flowers, Angela Wal- lace, Leigh Ann Ward, Mary Jane Murphy. a 109 Laguna Laguna Tribe attempts to emphasize the importance of love and sisterhood in our daily lives. A Laguna is loyal, active, gracious, unselfish, and always ascending to greater heights of Christian love. 1987-88 MEMBERS: Rosana Bean, Lisa Ainsworth, Gina Landry, Stephanie Farrar, Shea Dungan, Beth Lott, Sally Cullpepper, Martha Simpson. Kolleen Kel- ly, Lynn Coulter, Lara Wise, Kim Pickett, Beverly Sims, Julie Knippers, Sandy Johnston, Amy McQuarter. Charles Mullins, Lara Burford, Gina Berry, Leigh Evans, Tammy Miles, Angela Leigh, Lori Kinchen, Brian Hall. Terry Hight, Mary Francis Taylor, Stacey Gordon, Teresa Walters, Lynell Cli- burn, Michelle Cliburn, Tracy Fortenbery, Susan Casteel, Stacy Norris. Andrea Green, Sandy Hogland, Trudi Freeman, Jan Millican, Adele Fletches, Steph- anie Autman, Mary Carol Westfaul, Ashley Methvin, Darrell Jones. Elizabeth Ray, Ginger Sutton, Connie Cawthorn, Jane Ellen Gordon, Harriet Sugg, Susan Banes, Grace Burton, Stephanie Spieghts, Sharon An- trim, Diane Yelverton, Susan Hight, Sheila Frank, Susan Tyler, Kara Bowling. OFFICERS: Martha Simpson-pledge president, Stephanie Farrar-president, Shea Dungan-vice presi- dent, Stacy Gordon-money making chairman, Kim Pickett-rush projects, Sally Cullpepper-spirit chair- man, Sharon Antrim-treasurer, Jane Ellen Gordon- formal chairman, Diane Yelverton-display chairman, Lori Kinchen Stacy Norris, programs chairmen, Sandy Hogland-secretary, Lara Burford-communica- tions, Gina Landry- historian, Susan Casteel-formal chairman, Andrea Green-service chairman, Jan Milli- can-special occasions, Susan Hight-spirit chairman. 110 . Laguna Kissimee Debbie Pierce-sponsor, James Edward Pierce, Regena Johnson-president, Suzanne Brand- 1st vice president, Holly Hollman-2nd vice president, Jana Long-spirit chairman, Amy Deevers-recording secretary. Amy Knight, Tim Keith, Georgette Davis, Angie Gilstrap, Tracey Brewer, Stephanie Welch, Amy Delavan, Jammy Berry, Lauren Collins-co-rush chairman, Suzy Anzalone-corresponding secretary, Daryl Longabaugh, Ricky Peden. Rob Ward, Carla Rice, Kay Harn, Kendi Young-historian, Kimberly Whitten, Lisa Lewis-historian, Lee Ann Cummings-recognitions chairman, Christye Carter, Carolyn Fritscher. Susan Martin-spirit chairman, Rhonda Upton, Cindy Whitehead, Amanda Beach, Melissa Wright-service chairman, April Coulter. Paige Hardy, Jany Mattina-spirit chairman, Elizabeth Boone-treasurer, Laura Nations-rush chairman, Julie Russell. 112 BSU Executive Council Baptist Student Union at MC con- tinued its traditions of service to the MC campus, the Clinton com- munity, and the world beyond in the 1987-88 school term. Special events on campus included the fall student lead revival emphasis “Re- naissance . . . Live” and spring spiritual enrichment week with Ragan Courtney and Chris Eg- bert. Highlights of the weekly gatherings included concerts by Joe Shelton, Sheldon Gooch, and our own Priority. Students minis- tered away from campus at the MS Children’s Rehabilitation Center, Baptist Children’s Village, in Big Brother Big Sister pro- grams and through action teams. Nine students were appointed as summer missionaries and ten trav- elled to Portland, OR for a short- EXECUTIVE COUNCIL: Connie Cawthorn-president, Nick Walters-programs, Mary Francis Taylor-missions, Terry term missions assignment Hight-special events, Jane Hubbard-growth, David Hudson-Fine arts, Celtie Hyche-action teams, Grace Burton-communi- cations, Adele Flechas-freshman council chairman ERESHMAN COUNCIL: Elizabeth Boone, Ellen McCain, Ann Brannon, Julie Russell, Stephanie Welch, Melody Nowell, Ginger Sutton, Kara Bowling, Adele Flechas, Chuck Trisdale, Jay Bullen, Charles Mullins, Brian Haughton, Todd Watson BSU Freshman Council 113 Omicron Delta Kappa ODK is a national honor society for college men and women. It was founded in 1914 at Washington Lee University to recognize and encourage superior scholarship by men and women of exemplary character. Membership in ODK is a mark of highest distinction and honor. 1987-88 members: Don Chenevert, Jack Phillips, Mark Jicka, Jeff Blackwell, Shea Dungan, Lynn Hughes. Scott Lyle, Billy Rayburn, Jane Hubbard, Dean Shepherd, Randy Youngblood, The- resa Thornton. Clark Hicks, Tanya Riley, Kimberly Smith, Von Woodard, Lynn Cole, Dr. Edward McMillian, Lori Knight, Tim Keith, Jill Patterson. Chuck Cole, Jeff Ingram, Alan Graves, Russ Britt, Sharon Antrim, Julia Cay Jones. Andrea Lott, Chuck Graham, Glenn Robinson, Pamela Ratcliff, Tom Gray, Todd Watson, D.J. Omarkhail, Rosemary Benjamin, Dr. Kirk Ford. Not pictured: Dr. Lucy Burnside, Grace Burton, Barbara Compere, Connie Cawth- orn, Dr. Bettye Coward, Dr. Charles Davis, Stephanie Farrar, Wade Fulgham, Jennifer Gilliam, Mark Gunn, Kimberly Henderson, Amy Hickman, Terry Hight, David Hudson, Cliff Johnson, Dr. Richard Joiner, Darrell Jones, Wendy Keith, Judy Mason, Rebecca McFadden, Kathy Nichols, Julie Orr, Wendy Peden, Dr. Lloyd Roberts, Melanie Sanderson, Mollie Stephenson, Eugene Stockstill, Mary Francis Taylor, Mickie West, Jeff Whitlock, Mark Wilson, Melissa Wright. ODK OFFICERS: Scott Lyle-president, Mark Jicka-vice president, Jill Patter- son-treasurer, Mary Francis Taylor-secretary I 114 Delta Sigma Pi n The purpose of Delta Sigma Pi is to foster the study of business in colleges and universities, to encourage scholarship, social activity and the association of students for their mutual advancement by research and practice; to promote closer affiliation between the commercial world and students of commerce; and to further a high standard of commercial ethics and culture and the commer- cial welfare of the community. 1987-88 Delta Sigma Pi Mem- bers: Stephanie Farrar, Ellen Molstad, Renee Wallace, Mechelle Clark, Liz Love, Lisa Gill, Wendy Peden, Sue Ellzey, Beth Boyd, Cathy Burkett, Susan Jenkins. Lezlin Walker, Laura Wallace, Larianne Williamson, Becky Thames, Tabitha Thomas, Suzanne Brand, Anita Phillips, Sharon Stephens, Lynn Cole, Robin Har- vey, Chuck Cole. Jeff Henson, Catherine Stephens, Kay Harn, Kelton Morris, Kimberly Smith, Perry Walker, Angela Benson, Rodney Quinn, Lenell Cliburn, Theresa Thornton, Stephanie Mills. Tracey Brewer, Tommy Cicco, Joel Hollings, Jason Wo- mack, Robert Eakes, Dawn Edwards, Darrell Hopkins, Ken Marble. OFFICERS: Chuck Cole-president, Susan Jenkins-past presi- dent, Ellen Molstad, Sharen Stephens, Wendy Peden, Renee Wallace, Sue Ellzey, Laura Wallace, Darrell Hopkins, Angela Benson, Theresa Thornton, Lynn Cole, Anita Phillips, Becky Thamies, Cathy Burkett, Rodney Quinn, Perry Walker, Lenell Cliburn, Beth Boyd, Debbie Norris-faculty advisor, Ken Marble. Igfi i 115 Alpha Chi 1987-88 ALPHA CHI MEMBERS: Mark Jicka, president; Lyn Henry, Jill Patterson, Kim Pickett, Connie Cawthorn, Gretta Potter Julia Cay Jones, Margnt WaUace Mary Harrison. Dr. George Pittman, Mollie Stephenson, Lynn Hughes, Barbara Compere-secretary, Jane Hubbard, Grace Burton, Marcia Mason, Stubblefield, Dr. John Legg- David Hudson, Dean Shepherd, Buddy Landry, Von Woodard, Todd Watson, Sharon Antrim, Kathy Nichols, Susan Tierney, Rachel Simmons, James Overby MORTAR BOARD 1987-88: Mark Jicka, Von Woodard, Rebecca McFadden, Mauri Smith, Barbara Compere, Jane Hubbard, Stephanie Farrar, Angela Rush, Mary Francis Taylor, Gretta Potter, Mrs. Carolyn Hand. Richard Crout, Tom Gray, Jack Phillips, Todd Watson, Terry Hight. Mickie West, Mark Gunn, Tim Keith, Joe Paul Wiggs, Chuck Graham, Sean Fink, president. Mortar Board Alpha Epsilon Delta AED MEMBERS: Tad Barham, Laura Inman, Dr. Anne Meydrech. Tim Martin, Cindy Whitehead, Stephen Papizan, Jaff Morris, David Hudson, Rachel Simmons, Jennifer Gilliam, Chris Derrick, Wally Bell, Tommy Blackledge, Scott Runnells, Ted Burczynski, Lauren Lentz, Dr. John Legg, Kevin Killough. Chuck Graham, Russ Britt, Mark Gunn, Dr. Prentiss Cox, Dr. Dean Parks. HOME-EC CLUB MEMBERS: Marla Pearson, Elizabeth Edwards-president, Elizabeth Coston, Kathy Gibbs, Kristy Davis, Christina Oduwole, Bettye Coward, sponsor, Sandy Hogland. Home-Ec Club 117 Collegian STAFF WRITERS: Anthony Anderson Grace Burton Don Chenevert Adam Christiansen Todd Cranford Bert Douglas Lisa Dowdle Sonny Gaston Chris Gilmer Chris Harbin Robby Jones Art Kergosien Todd Lawson Elizabeth Lee Gimma Lim Tommy Morgan Kevin Palmer Paul Smith Eugene Stockstill Coeditors-Lisa Dowdle Paul Smith Assistant Editor-Ellen Gardner Editorials Editor-Chris Gilmer Business Manager-Ken Redford Ads Manager-Randy Youngblood Sports Editor-Robby Jones Entertainment Editor- Art Kergosien News Editor-Don Chenevert Typist-Susan Walker 118 Collegian a Tribesman — «u nt ,MO � 200 201 STAFF: Stephen Papizan-Dark- room Manager, Melissa Mayo- Editor, Barry Sommerfeld-Busi- ness Manager Photography Editor, Sandy Johnston-Organiza- tions Editor. Not pictured: Mary Moore Reed-Sports Editor, Kath- leen Barnett, Keri Hatzfeld. 21 122 123 12-1 1 2T 203 33 131 05 Ott 137 7 I4H H� 150 151 1 m2 183 161 185 | ' c 3m 120 Arrowhead I We Never Knew It Could Get This Complicated . . . ARROWHEAD STAFF: John Sinisterra, Mary Lane Reed-Art Editors; Steve Cook-Art Sponsor; Susan Krichbaum-Literary Editor. Not pictured are Dr. Bill El- lis-Literary Sponsor; Ron May-Literary Editor. k 121 College Republicans MEMBERS: Mike Gillespie, Beth Broadhead, Brian Hall, Mark Wilson, Nick Walters-president, Bobby Wicker, Jay Bullen, Ellen McCain, Jay Cook, Sid Meadows, Lea 1 Blakely, Ginger Sutton, Brian Haughton I PRE-LAW MEMBERS: Charlotte Ragsdale, Crystal Young, Scott Sellers, Tracey Brewer, Todd Cranford, Dr. Billy Hicks, Paul Smith-president, Ellen McCain, Carrie Clark, Lynn Hughes, Scott Chapins, Tommy Morgan, Reggie Collier, Lisa Sikes Pre Law Club 122 Modeling Team m n Alpha Mu Gamma _ A 123 MODELING TEAM: Theresa McMillan, Amy Dabbs, Kay Harn, Kendi Young, Wanda Hamric, Amy Deevers, Sally Matthieu, Amy Hessinger, Michelle Hand, Stacy Haddox, Leigh Ann Ward, Lauren Collins, Mauri Smith, Beth Broadhead, Carla Williams, Stephanie Sommers ALPHA MU GAMMA MEMBERS: Dr. Ralph Taylor, Debbie Trott Pierce, Becky Mosely-vice president, Emily Fokeladeh, Mary Lane Reed-historian, Jeff Ingram- president, Melissa Wright, Rosemary Benjamin, Dr. Anita Gowin, Clark Hicks-secretary, Todd Watson, Ellen Gardner Tri-Beta TRI-BETA MEMBERS: Marcia Mason, Kanthi Raju, Rachel Sim- mons, Lynda Brown. Pam McKin- non, Suzy McGehee, Laura Inman, Ashley Methvin, Stacy Moulder, Cindy Whitehead, Melissa Mayo, Stephen Papizan. David Lane, Dr. Bill Stark, Janet Ott, Amy Birdwell, Dr. Anne Meydrech. Rob Ward, Wally Bell, Philip Marler, Dr. Ted Snazelle. Chuck Graham, Scott Runnells, Sr. Prentiss Cox, Joseph Gatewood, Tip Dyess. , � c LI l4ft 1 W ' j Y ■ Mv f - pi IVA 1 M x $ 5 A . 1 V‘ i h 1 ■£ j 1m y i M pi L 1 . 124 — American Chemical Society -1 ACS MEMBERS: Earl Austin-president, Donald R. Trotter, Jennifer Gillian-secretary, Chris Derrick, Ted Burc zynski, Tim Martin,-treasurer, Dr. John W . Legg. Dr. Ed Valente, Kathy Nichols, John Spero Touliatos, Philip Marler, Todd Moore, Alan “Big Al” Graves, Jason Parham. Dean Shepherd, Russ Britt, Mark Dillon, Dr. Dean Parks, Kevin Killough, John Gillespie, Dr. Jerry Cannon, Joseph Gatewood. a 125 Student Recruiters 1987-88 Student Recruiters: Melody Nowell, Brett Eubank, Linda Legg, Lara Burford, Robby Jones. Melissa Mayo, Mary Moore Reed, Jennifer Crawford, Laura Nations, Mandy Sharp, Lauren Collins, Neece Lumus. Michelle Clark, Lynn Cole, Tara Lytal, Lynn McFadden, Michells Hand, Jamie Walters, Mich Walters, Nick Walters, Darrell Jones, Capucene Torrey, Cliff Johnson, Jeff Ingram, Gina Berry, Alan Wright, Celtie Hyche, Janet Purvis, Mark Leggett, Dale Tadlock PUBLICATIONS COUNCIL: Dr. Dean Parks, Lisa Dowdle, Susan Krichbaum, Mary Lane Reed, Paul Smith, Steve Cook, Melissa Mayo, Barry Sommerfeld, Dr. Charles Davis, Dr. Bill Ellis, Dr. Bill Hicks Publications Council 126 BSA Plus BSA + Carla Williams-president Rodney Quinn-historian Capucine Torrey-secretary SIGMA TAU DELTA MEMBERS: Susan Lasiter, Julie Orr-vice president, Sharon Antrim, Dr. Lee Harding, Grace Burton, Mollie Stephenson, Jeff In- gram-secretary treasurer, Marianne Savell-president (not pictured). Sigma Tau Delta 127 128 ■ “The coach is really going to be hard on us today.” “No movies for me tonight — cheerleader practice again.” “Spring training starts next week.” Though at times they aren’t given the credit they deserve, to the athletes at MC the sports in which they participate aren’t just fun and but are the culmination of much hard work and practice. Football . _ m The Choctaws were pre-season picked to finish 3rd in the Gulf South Conference. We fell on disastrous times when seven exper- ienced quality starters were lost for the entire season — by the first quarter of the first game! MC played the remainder of the season. It was extremely rewarding ... for the coaches, play- ers, students, and all Choctaw fans . . . when we finished with a winning season (6-5), a 2nd place finish in the GSC (5-3), and a win over arch rival Delta State when we were under- dogs. Miles Hallberg, Darrell Hopkins, Ricky Barner were named to First team all GSC; Allen Hickman, Rodney Quinn were named to 2nd team all GSC. Our own Fred McAfee was named GSC Freshman Player of the Year. Miles Hallberg, Jason Womack, Allen Hick- man, and Darrell Hopkins were all Academic Conference. 131 132 The Choctaws won their third confer- ence game in a row to finish all alone in 2nd place behind Troy State. DSU jumped out to the early lead on a 64 yard punt return for a touchdown. This put Delta up 7-0 with over 1 3 minutes left in the first quarter. That was to be all the scoring for one of the GSC’s top of- fenses. The Chocs defense held Delta to 166 total yards, almost 200 yards below their season average. Placekicker Shane Stewart added field goals in the second and third quarters to provide the win- ning points. McAfee finished the special Thursday night game with 96 yards on 22 carries. Defensively Darrell Hopkins led MC with 1 1 tackles, a quarterback sack, on tackle for a loss, and one pass breakup. Both Hopkins and Ricky Barner led an aggressive Choctaw de- fense, and the enthusiastic fan support inspired the team to play their best game of the season. 133 Basketball A.irVOO’ )W ■mss yo 4 sW i 14 ttoim l r H J 5� 1 r so I tOLlEGf % SSW ' 4 tut . • § 25 «7 rC’ ' a$51SM 34 College ► fllsibV 10 , .i ' IQL 1 TEAM MEMBERS: Willie Thomas, Kyle Haney, Deron Hines, James Wright, Bruce Franklin, Aaron Baker, Ben Powell, Dontray Williams, Bill Farley, Chuck Mainer, Scott June, Gary May 134 y Basketball The basketball team finished the year with a 13-14 record. Seniors Ben Powell of Crystal Springs, James Wright of Louisville, KY and Dontry Williams and Bruce Franklin of Brookhaven finished their college careers. Aaron Baker of Memphis, TN led the team in scoring averaging 13.8 points per game. The Chocs had two big victories over arch rival Delta State 68-78 in Clinton and 65-64 in Cleveland. 135 Basketball 136 Basketball 137 Lady Chocs Basketball This year’s season saw the Lady Chocs take the floor with an extremely young team. Their effort, hustle and desire inspired fans this year even though they didn’t win many games. Linda Davis, the team’s only senior, led in rebounding and was second in scoring. Her effort earned for her the team MVP award. Katrina Bibb, a sophomore, led the Lady Chocs in scoring for the second straight year. Each of the young ladies on this year’s team made valuable contributions, and working together, they gained needed exper- ience. Head Coach Rita Easterling praised her team’s desire and effort and looks forward to a better season next year with all but one of the team returning. Team members include: Coretta Vance, Jessica Avery, Lisa Magee, Katrina Bibb, Cindy Whitehead, Paige Gulledge, Kim Tate, Robin Jeffries, Linda Davis, Robbie Wisener, Rosa Mays, Inca Lagendyx, Stacy Ruth. - . 138 Lady Chocs Basketball 139 — 140 Volleyball Volleyball 143 Cheerleaders Second in the Nation The 1987-88 Cheerleaders were selected for the third consecutive year to participate with nineteen other squads from around the coun- try in the Collegiate National Cheerleader Championship. They were named the Division II National Champions in 1987 and were first runners up this year. This group is a talented, exciting part of the total athletic program. The 1987-88 squad members were: Craig Oldham, Bubba Avdoyan, Ed Moore, Derek Holmes, Daryl Longabaugh, David Hickman, Todd Link, Jay Albritton, Lynn Cole, Jill Hasty, Candy Summer, Jodi McPahil, Stephanie Oakman, Debbie Oakley, Lezlin Walker, Les- lie Stokes. Cheryl Moss and Hal Hollman coached the squad. Cheerleaders Choctaw Baseball Baseball 148 Baseball 149 a Lady Chocs Softball jbciiinMnmfc 150 Lady Chocs Softball 151 ■ Women’s Tennis � — U ♦a m L lX is A ' .-• Cross Country The highlight of the cross country season was MC’s first place win of the West Georgia Invitational. Tim Keith came in first, Guion Gee came in second, and the team won the overall title for the second year in a row. The team came in second in the Gulf South Conference, and Guion Gee was named All GSC. 156 Cross Country TEAM ROSTER: Dale Cameron, Guion Gee, Randy Jordan, Tim Keith, Rob Martens, Joe Stratinger. 157 Track TRACK TEAM ROSTER: Curtis Barnes, Tom- my Blackledge, Buster Brown, Roger Bynum, Dale Cameron, Guion Gee, Randy Jordan, Tim Keith, Joe King, Gerald Parker, Donnie Sanders, Roger Singleton, Joe Stradinger, Eddie Thomas, Ken Travis. Ill ‘We had three performances last week.” “The play is tomorrow and we don’t have the sets yet.” “OK, guys! Dress rehearsal every night next week.” The hard work and patience that goes into the per- forming arts at M C S H O W S in the final product. Concert Choir Concert Choir 1987-88: Dr. Richard Joiner, conductor; Billy Trotter, organist. 1st row (1 to r): George Ramirex, Laura Payne, Judy Locke, Lisa Ainsworth, Angela Benton, Amy Barrett, Wendy Smith, Tony Moore. 2nd row: Susan Banes, Lawerence White, Charlotte Jenkins, Jamie Stewart, Lee Shaw, Chris Harbin, Elizabeth Ray. 3rd row: Clark Hicks, Jan Millican, Chip Price, Hohnna Heiden, Larry Boyd, Grace Burton, Marc Ratliff, Sandra Brown, Vince Herrin, Gay Gandy. 4th row: Ron Kegley, Rachel Irwin, Billy Sears, Teresa Walters, David Osborne, Trudi Freeman, Mark Leggett, Stacey Hinesley, Michael Beard, Sharon Cooper, Scott Adkins. Not pictured: Teresa Burkes, Anthony Edwards, David Herrington, Jeff Lawerence, Angela Leigh, Melody Starling. Madrigal Singers: Ann Mabry, Beth Momand, Shelley Carmichael, Lee Ann Cummings, Angela Reedy, An- drea Lott, Ronnie Irwin, Dr. James Glass, Director. Not pictured Dede Holden, rehearsal accompanist. Madrigals 162 ___ ' Wind Ensemble 163 The Marriage of Figaro -i The Naturals The 1987 revival of The Naturals under the direction of Eva Hart was a tremendous success. The 1987-88 Na- turals are (1 to r in above picture): Susan Banes, Doug Shirley, Jammy Berry, George Rameriz, Kathy Bax- ter, Greg Jones, Marla Pearson, Jeff Lawerence, Angie Gilstrap, Glen Robinson, Stephanie Spieghts, Steve Nettles, and Geoff Thornton. 166 The Naturals 167 ' ; ' Hi THE CAST Stage Manager Doctor Gibbs Joe Crowell Howie Newsome Mrs. Gibbs Mrs. Webb George Gibbs Rebecca Gibbs Wally Webb Emily Webb Professor Willard Mr. Webb Woman in Balcony Woman in Auditorium. . . Lady in the Box Simon Stimson Mrs. Soames Constable Warren Si Crowell Baseball Players Joe Stoddard Sam Craig Assistant Stage Managers Graveyard--lst Man 2nd Man 1st Woman. . 2nd Woman. . . . David Hudson Alan Hays . George Ramirez Jeb Bean . . . Dawn Beasley Marianne Saveli Jason Davis . . Malinda Lofiin . . Donny Daniels . . . Holly Bridges Don Barnes . . . Charles Lofiin . . Kim Rodriquez Thersa Thornton . .Melissa Wright ... Lara Wheeler . . . .Vince Herrin Lisa Dowdte . . . . Dale Tadlock . . . . Bert Douglas Jeb Bean George Ramirez . . . Bert Douglas . . . Kevin Palmer . . . Susan Walker Lara Burford Don Barnes . Donny Daniels . . Susan Walker Lara Burford Directed by: ANNE BARLOW Assistant Director Sound Lights Costumes Make-up Set Publicity Melissa Wright Brian Douglas Laurel Kayse Tamra Guthrie Wendi Walters Kim Rodriquez Amanda Beach Dale Tadlock Cast, Raymond Gandy Todd Watson 169 Godspell 170 171 172 CAST: Eugene Stockstill — Bleeding Captain Siward Clayton Coulter — King Duncan of Scotland David Yakubovic — Malcolm Chris Gilmer — Donalbain Chip Bradford — Ross Bert Douglas — Lennox Charles Loflin — Macduff Alan Hays — Banquo Jason David — Macbeth Amy Barrett — Young Siward Vince Herrin — Menteth Caithness Kevin Palmer — Angus Sid Meadows — Seyton Tamara Guthrie — Witch 1 Holly Bridges — Witch 2 Lee Ann Cummings — Witch 3 Lisa Dowdle — Hecate Lara Wheeler — Witch, Servant, Fleance Malinda Loflin - Witch, Servant, Messenger Angela Leigh - Witch, Servant, Messenger Melissa Wright - Gentle Woman, Murderer Marianne Saveli — Lady Macbeth Lisa Ainsworth — Lady Macduff Theresa Thornton — MacdufFs Child Jeb Bean — Scots Doctor B.J. McAlpin — Old Man Teresa Walters — Murdered Susan Walker — Murderer 173 The Cast Traveling Salesmen . . Charlie Cowell Conductor Harold Hill Mayor Shinn Ewart Dunlap Oliver Hix Jacey Squires Olin Britt Marcellus Washburn . . Tommy Djilas Marian Paroo Eulalie Mackecknie Shinn Zaneeta Shinn Gracie Shinn Alma Hix Mrs. Paroo Amaryllis Maud Dunlop Winthrop Paroo Ethel Toffelmier Avis Grubbs Mrs. Squires Constable Locke Jay Cook, David Foy Jay Albritton, Mark Wilson, Craig Royston Brandt Dick Sonny Gaston Jeff Ingram Nick Walters Scott Adkins Jeff Blackwell Gerald White Jeff Lawrence Paul Smith Greg Jones (March 24, 26) Tanya Riley (March 25) Angie Gilstrap Shelly Carmichael Jill Hasty Ann Marie Denman Beth Pepper Holly Bridges Dara Hart Georgia Mabry Perrin Lamb Pam Waldrop Mary Keyser Ginger Sutton Brett Eubank 175 ' � . . I — i Kissimee Rush “It was the smash hit of the year! Thursday, September 10, 1987 was KT day. Pink ribbons were everywhere — tied to trees, around garbage cans and poles, and the water fountain flowed pink. On every sidewalk, chalkboard, salt and pepper shaker, car and stairway you were sure to see an elephant. Kissimee spirit was in the air. Later that night, the one hundred and sixty rushees were treated to the grand opening of the Pink Flamingo Cafe. The Kissi- mees waited anxiously backstage for the play to begin, their fears diminishing as they heard the squealing ru- shees enter the auditorium. In the play the rushees were introduced to the life of a college girl as she leaves home, moves into the dormitory, meets her roomate, gets intro- duced to the MC cafeteria, gets rated at the Wall, finds her first love at college, goes to chapel, and gets her pink bid on Squeal Night. The special entertainment was provided by Robin Leech of “The Rich and Famous,” Mr. Dan Star, and an intermission of aerobics performed by Steve Holmes and Ted Burczynski.” — Laura Nations 1987 Rush Chairman I I f Laguna Rush “Rush . . . such a small word with such a big meaning! I never dreamed so much could be involved in those four simple letters when I took on the job as Rush Chairman for Laguna. Hours of thinking, sketching and writing dur- ing the summer finally began to take shape as all the girls arrived on campus for a new, exciting semester. The enthusiasm began to rise as we shared our plans for Rush 1987 . . . “We Go Together.” And we did just that — we worked together to capture the hears of the rushees as they sought to see a little of what Lug una was all about. As a take-off from the motion picture GREASE, faded jeans, letter sweaters, greased hair, and innocent pony tailed teenagers brought to life a whole new theme for the production. “We Go Together” attempted to convey the message that you don’t have to change ANYTHING about yourself to please others. True friendships come from loving others simply AS THEY ARE. Laguna takes pride in honoring this valuable concept in everything they are a part of.” — Susan Bryant 1987 Rush Chairman Swannanoa Rush “For some, dreaming IS believing. This stands true for the ladies of ST and their beaus. This past summer they all pulled together again to produce and present a rush skit for the fall of 1987. Written by Jeff Blackwell, headed by rush skit chairpersons Kathy Nichols and Karlene Wallace, and supported by members, the skit took many hours of prepara- tion and prayer. In their performance ST expressed the dreams of love and the reality of hope. They showed that even the poor in material can be rich at heart when the spirits of “Einstein,” “Bugle”, “Serene,” and “Dizzy” are used. That was just the beginning. Throughout the first semester they united themselves for other parties and outgoings. After pledges were accepted, special relationships developed such as big sis little sis relationships and those special friendships made with Todd Cranford, the new beau. Though the group is small in number, they are big at heart. Weekly meetings are filled with sharing, tears, and finally laughter. As the days go by, encouraging words are passed, and prayers are requested. This Swannanoa Tribe has faith in God and love for friends, because they know that some things are just worth that extra commitment.” — Keely Robertson 1987 Swannanoa Pledge Miss MC Miss MC 1988 Angie Gilstrap Fourth Alternate — Jammy Berry; Second Alternate — Kay Harn; Miss MC — Angie Gilstrap; First Alternate — Mauri Smith; Third Alternate — Ellen Veal Derby Day 1988 Laguna Wins for 5th Consecutive Year! 184 Spring Fever Day 1988 “Let the Games Begin” % ! . ha Spring Fever Day Commencement May 14, 1988 188 fc x r W % • lI. ' I 1 f V- 1 1 W ' ' 9%nr % ■ v! 1 r y j� ai$ 192 i Have all the advertisers paid?’ “Do we have all the pictures printed?” “Are we really almost through?” The school year is over, and so is this ‘‘Backward Glance.’’ In we say it’s been fun and we’re sorry to see that its gone, but ... we have our memories. 24 -Hour Banking Convenience . . . 7 Days a Week, Even on Holidays. 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Banking Clinton Only 9AM - 12 Noon CLINTON JACKSON 924-7711 HWY 80 WEST CLINTON, MS 198 8:30 a.m. 9:45 a.m. 1 1:00a.m. BAPTIST CHURCH 201 Morrison Drive Clinton, MS SUNDAY Worship Service 6:00 p.m. Church Training Sunday School 7 ; 00 p.m. Worship Service Worship Service 924-5620 WEDNESDAY 6:30 p.m. Prayer Bible Study 199 Senior Index BENJAMIN, ROSEMARY ALISSA - Biology major, Alpha Lambda Delta, Al- pha Mu Gamma, Tri-Beta, BSA + BLACK, ELIZABETH H. - Elementary Education major, Dean’s List, Kappa Delta Pi BLACKWELL, ROBERT JEFFREY - Mathematics major, SBA Attorney President, Swannanoa beau, ODK, Mortar Board, Pi Mu Epsilon, Priority, Freshman class vice-president, Sophomore class vice president, freshman, sophomore, junior class favorite, Civitan vice president, stu- dent recruiter BLANKENSHIP, KELLIE JOANN - Business Administration major, Delta Sig- ma Pi BOARDMAN, LYNN - Speech Pathol- ogy major, Athletic trainer, Laguna BOGGEN, JUDITH D. - Elementary Education major, Laguna BOYD, JAMES S. - Marketing major, Cirlce K, M.A.B., Tennis Team Manager, Senate BRINSTON, GWENDOLYN DENISE - Nursing major BROCK, REBECCA M. - Accounting ma- jor, MC Accounting Society CAMPBELL, SCOTT - Accounting ma- jor, Football Letterman CAWTHORNE, CONSTANCE LEIGH - Social Studies major, BSU president, mis- sions chairman, Freshman Council sponsor; Laguna programs chairman, Mary Nelson Dorm president, Mortar Board, ODK, Al- pha Lambda Delta, Alpha Chi, Phi Alpha Theta CHANEY, RECHELLE - English major CHAPPELL, TERESA GIBSON - Nurs- ing major, Dean’s List, Nursing Faculty Development Committee COKER, MELISSA ANN - Mathematics Computing Science, Math Club, Pi Mu Epsilon, ACM, Alpha Mu Gamma COLE, CHARLES - Management major, Circle K, Delta Sigma Pi, Ski Team Presi- dent COLE, DEBORAH - Nursing major COMPERE, BARBARA GAYLE - Ele- mentary Education major, BSU Freshman Council, Executive Council; Alpha Chi, ODK, Mortar Board historian, WAB sec- retary COOPER, ATHA JILL - Nursing major COOPER, MELANIE KAY - Business Communications COU RTNEY, KYM - Elementary Educa- tion major CROUT, RICHARD - Accounting Computer Science major, vice president Mortar Board, Senate, Civitan, MC Ac- counting Society, Dean’s List D’ANTONIO, MICHELE - Sociology major, Kissimee DAVID, SHEILA DONNETE - Early Childhood Education major, Nenamoosha DOUGLAS, CYNTHIA B. - Computing Science major EDWARDS, ANTHONY DAVID - Church Music major EDWARDS, ELIZABETH - Early Child- hood Development major, Kissimee Pledge secretary, money-making chairman, histo- rian; BSU Kids’ Club, Home Economics Club, Election Committee ELLIS, HOLLY - Mathematics major, Math Club, Dean’s List, Nenamoosha ELZEY, SUE - Business Administration major, Nenamoosha, Delta Sigma Pi, Ski Team ERVES, TONIA - Business Administra- tion major FARRAR, STEPHANIE - Accounting major, Laguna president, treasurer, display chairman, pledge president; Delta Sigma Pi senior vice president, vice president for pro- fessional activities, pledge president; Mor- tar Board, ODK, Alpha Chi, Alpha Lamb- da Delta, Civitan Sweetheart, Baptist Young Women president, MC Accounting Society, Dean’s List, Student Recruiter FULGHAM, WILLIAM WADE - Reli- gion philosophy major, ODK, Owen Touchtone Scholarship, Who’s Who FULLER, PATRICK KELLY - Business Management major, Circle K GAVIN, ROBBIE - Criminal justice ma- jor G mi vi ta: G] joi B( G m so G Pi D P C te H Li H ic bz H Si si: Pi ce P si BROWN, BEVERLY - Nursing major, vice president Student Nurses Association, Nursing Student Representative, Nursing Curriculum Committee BRYANT, SUSAN - Communications major, Laguna Rush Chairman, WHJT Staff member BUESO, MARIA TERESA - Psychology major BURKES, TERESA DIANNE - Vocal Music Education major H n m H S F E A F ti A 200 GONZALES, SUZANNE - Business Ad- ministration major Nenamoosha secretary, vice president; senior junior class secre- tary, senate Family Group Leader, BSU Family Group Leader HARRELL, LEWIS HOWARD - Reli- gious major, Civitan, Dean’s List HARRELL, TAMI BENNETT - Elemen- tary Education major. Laguna, Dean’s List HARRIS, JUNE E. - Social Work major HARRIS, RONNIE - Religion major HARRIS, SHELIA DENISE - Nursing major HARWELL, APRIL EVERETTE jor, Delta Sigma Pi historian, BSA + Chaplain, Football HOWELL, JAY - Accounting major HUBBARD, VERA JANE - Deaf Educa- tion major, ODK, Mortar Board, Laguna, Dean’s List, BSU Executive Council INGRAM, JACQUELINE - Mathemat- ics major INMAN, LAURA ANNE - Biology ma- jor, Laguna, Tri-Beta, Alpha Epsilon Del- ta, Alpha Lambda Delta IRWIN, RACHEL - Psychology major, GRAHAM, CHARLES W. - Biology ma- jor, Tri-beta, Alpha Epsilon Delta, Mortar Board GREER, JENNIFER LYNN - Nursing major, Nenamoosha, Student Nursing As- sociation, Senate GUNN, MARK GORDON - Chemistry Pre-med major, Circle K, Alpha Lambda Delta, Alpha Epsilon Delta president, Al- pha Chi, ODK, Mortar Board, American Chemical Society vice president, varsity tennis HALL, BETH - English major, Dean’s List, Kissimee HALL, SHARON MICHELLE - Phys- ical Education major, Dean’s List, Volley- ball, Athletic trainer HALL, VERBY MARIE - Nursing major, Student Nurses Association, Resident As- sistant, Swannanoa pledge vice president, pledge week chairman, rush chairman; con- cert choir, Alpha Lambda Delta, Tribal Players, District Baptist Nursing Fellow- ship, Nursing Student Liasion HALLBERG, HOUSTON MILES - Busi- ness Administration major, football letter- man, M Club, Delta Sigma Pi HAMRIC, SCOTT W. - Religion major, Sigma Tau Delta, Alpha Chi, Dean’s List HANNAH, CANDACE - Elementary Education major, Nenamoosha, Resident Assistant HANSON, JOHN - Mass Communica- tions major, Golf Letterman, All GSC, All American; Circle K, Freshman Orientation HENDERSON, KIMBERLY - Commu- nications major, Nenamoosha, Alpha Chi, Mortar Board, ODK, Alpha Lambda Del- ta, Sigma Tau Delta HENDERSON, MARK - Marketing ma- jor, Civitan, Pi Sigma Epsilon HERRING, HEIDI - Art Education major HICKMAN, AMY - Mathematics major, Mortar Board, Alpha Lambda Delta presi- dent, BSU Freshman Council, Nenamoo- sha, Math Club, Alpha Chi, ODK, Dean’s List HICKMAN, JOSEPH ALLEN - Church Activities major, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, BSU Executive Council, M Club, Academic All Conference, Dean’s List, Football Sportsmanship Award HICKS, CLARK - History major, Alpha Lambda Delta, ODK, Mortar Board, Tru- man Scholar, MS Youth Congress Out- standing Debator and Speaker, OKLAHO- MA cast, MUSIC MAN director, THE MARRIAGE OF FIGARO cast, College Democrats president, Pre-Law Club presi- dent, Phi Alpha Theta, Senate president, SGA vice president, Circle K pledge trea- surer, treasurer; College Debate Team HIGHT, TERRY L. - Psychology major, Mortar Board, ODK, ODK Freshman of the Year, freshman, sophomore, junior and senior class favorite, BSU Freshman Coun- cil, Executive Council; Psychology Club, Tri-Beta, Laguna Beau, Civitan, Home- coming Committee, I Love America Day Committee, BSU Summer Missions Co- chairman JACKSON, KEVIN W. - Accounting ma- jor JENKINS, SUSAN ELISE HEATH - Delta Sigma Pi president, Laguna service chairman. Mortar Board, Alpha Lambda Delta JICKA, MARK - SB A Chief Justice, Judi- cial Council, Lyceum, Hall of Fame Selec- tion, Homecoming, Academic, Spring Fever Day Committees; Circle K rush chairman, chaplain, BSU Executive Coun- cil, ODK vice president, Alpha Chi presi- dent, Mortar Board, College Republicans, Pre-Law Club, Debate Team JOHNSON, CASSIE D. - Marketing ma- jor HOPKINS, DARRELL - Accounting ma- JORDAN, KRISTINA LEE - Marketing Senior Index _ 201 Senior Index major, Kissimee, College Republicans KEENAN, DEBORAH CHARLENE - Elementary Education major KEITH, TIM - Marketing major, ODK, Mortar Board, All GSC Cross Country, MAB Chairman KENNEDY, FRANK - Business Adminis- tration major KING, LAURA ANN - Social Work ma- jor, freshman sophomore class favorite, Outstanding College Student of America, Nenamoosha officer, Hospitality chair- man, Lyceum Committee KNIGHT, LORI L. - Psychology major, Kissimee, ODK, Psychology Club LAIRD, SARA - Office Administration major, Collegiate Secretaries International LENTZ, LAUREN ELIZABETH - Biol- ogy pre-med major, Alpha Epsilon Delta, Alpha Lambda Delta, Kissimee, American Chemical Society, Dean’s List, College Re- publicans, Exchange Student to University of Mainz, Alpha Mu Gamma LEWIS, BEVERLYN L. - Business Ad- ministration major cial Work major, Dean’s List, Pi Gamma Mu secretary. Outstanding College Stu- dents of America MANN, LORI - Office Administration major MARBLE, KENNETH - General Busi- ness major, M Club, Delta Sigma Pi vice president of Professional Activities, Out- standing College Students of America MASSENGILL, KAREN LAMON - Ele- mentary Education major, Nenamoosha, Modeling Team, sophomore junior homecoming maid, sophomore junior class favorite, beauty. Circle K sweetheart, Maid of Honor McBRIDE, CYNTHIA ANN - Nursing major, Laguna pledge president, rush pro- jects chairman; Mortar Board reporter, Student Nurses Association president, Latimer Webb Dorm president McCULLOUGH, CHERYL - Accounting major, MC Accounting Society McDILL, JOANNA ROBIN - Nursing major, Whitehead Scholarship, Outstand- ing College Students of America, Senior Representative Nursing Curriculum Com- mittee McINTYRE - Nursing major McLEMORE, DENISE MICHELLE - Business major, junior class vice president, senior class vice president, Nenamoosha treasurer, I Love America Day Committee, Homecoming Fun Run Marketing Chair- person McMINN, MELANIE - Communications major, Cross Section, Contact Team, FCA, Senate, Swannanoa, Fellowship in Mis- sions, Latimer Webb Dorm president MOLSTED, ELLEN - General Business major MOORE, JAN - Nursing major, Medical Auxiliary, Foundation Award, Tribal Play- ers, Dean’s List MOSLEY, REBECCA ANN - Art Span- ish major, Nenamoosha, Alpha Mu Gam- ma, Spanish Club, Soccer Booster Club secretary, Alpha Lambda Delta OMARKHAEL, D.J. - Religion major, BSU Freshman Council, Family Group Leader, summer missionary, Civitan, Chamber Choir, Madrigals OMERZA, ERIC ALLAN - Accounting major, MC Accounting Society president, Soccer LEWIS, TERI LYNN - Mathematics ma- jor LEWIS, VICKIE WILLIAMS - Nursing major LINDSEY, ELIZABETH A. - Social Work major, Pi Gamma Mu, Outstanding College Students of America, Nenamoosha LITTLE, JOSEPH J. - Religion major LUMPKIN, MARCIA - Elementary Edu- cation major, Kappa Delta Pi, Dean’s List LYLE, JAMES SCOTT - Mathematics major. Circle K president, ODK president, Mortar Board, Pi Mu Epsilon, Alpha Lambda Delta vice president, junior and senior class president, Senate, BSU Kids’ Club, OKLAHOMA cast MAGEE, BEVERLY A. - Chemistry pre- pharmacy, Kissimee, BSA + , Band, American Chemical Society MAHAN, GRETCHEN DENSON - So- McELROY, ANDREALISA - Nursing major McFADDEN, REBECCA JANE - Nurs- ing major, Dean’s List, Alpha Lambda Del- ta, ODK, Mortar Board, National Student Nurses Association, Nenamoosha, Judicial Council, WAB vice-chairman, Alph Chi O’NEAL, DEBORAH TAYLOR - Interi- or Design major, Swannanoa, ASID, Art Club, Miss MC Pageant OVERBY, JAMES N. - Business Admin- istration major PACE, TERESA - Marketing major P joi ? A ? m; W ? mi N O A] L( PI tic PI m m T; P] S P] m IV P al L in P m P h p jc p nr C P E P L F n F F 202 1 PANGLE, KLYE - General Business ma- jor, Circle K i PARKER, JAMES BRYAN - Business Administration major PASSONS, MICHAEL - Church Music major, Naturals, Priority, Civitan, Who’s Who, Concert Choir PATTERSON, JILL - Communications major, junior senior class treasurer, Nenamoosha money making chairman, ODK treasurer, Mortar Board secretary, Alpha Chi, Modeling Team, Ski Team, I Love America Day Committee PEACOCK, VERNON D. - Communica- tions major PEDEN, WENDY KAY - Business Ad- ministration major. Dean’s List, Delta Sig- ma Pi pledge secretary, historian, Sigma Tau Delta, Laguna Formal Chairman PENDERGRAST, JAMES - Computer Science major PERRITT, CHANDRA MARIE - Ele- mentary Education major, Nenamoosha, Modeling Team, Kappa Delta Pi PHILLIPS, JACK - History major, Judici- al Council, Phi Alpha Theta, Circle K, I Love America Day Committee, Homecom- ing Publicity Committee, Mortar Board POTTER, CURTIS L. - Business Manage- ment major, football letterman POTTER, GRETTA - Computer Science Mathematics major, Mortar Board, Math Club, Nenamoosha POWELL, SUZANNE - Marketing ma- jor, Nenamoosha president, Intertribal vice president, Miss MC Programs Co-chair- man, Student Recruiter, Homecoming Committee PRATHER, HOLLIS TODD - Religious Education major PRATT, NORMA - Psychology major, Laguna PURSER, S. STEPHEN - Business Ad- ministration major RATCLIFF, PAMELA SUZANNE - Elementary Education major, Dean’s List, Society of Physics Students RAYBORN, KEVIN LYNN - Business Administration major REASONS, JUD - Marketing major, Cir- cle K, senate, Outstanding College Stu- dents of America, I Love America Day Committee, Miss MC Pageant Committee, Student Recruiter REEDY, ANGELA - Music major ROBERTSON, CARMEN DIANE - Fashion Merchandising major ROSS, AMY - Communications major RUNNELS, R.S. - Biology major, Alpha Epsilon Delta, Tri-Beta RUSH, ANGELA - Elementary Educa- tion major, Mortar Board, OKLAHOMA chorus, Student Recruiter, BSU State Sec- retary, Summer missionary, Executive Council, Who’s Who, freshman sopho- more class favorite, Dean’s List SANFORD, LAURIE - Social Studies major, Laguna rush chairman, spirit chair- man, follies chairman, Priority, Softball All GSC SAVELL, MARIANNE - English major, Nenamoosha pledge president, spirit chair- man; Freshman Orientation Group Leader, WHJT Staff, Tribal Players, “The Chalk Garden” - Olivia, “Our Town” - Mrs. Webb, “Godspell”, “Macbeth” - Lady Macbeth, SBA Committees, Sigma Tau Delta president, Miss MC third alternate, Miss Congeniality SCITZS, LEIGH ANN - Public Adminis- tration major, Pre-Law Student of the Year, ODK, Pi Gamma Mu, Phi Alpha Theta, Alpha Lambda Delta, Senate, Kissi- mee, Pre-Law Club, Criminal Justice Club, Men’s Basketball Statistician SCOTT, ANTHONY L. - Marketing ma- jor, Soccer SEALE, JERRY - Business Administra- tion major, Circle K, Nenamoosha beau, Student Recruiter, Homecoming Commit- tee, Miss MC Pageant Committee SHARP, JOSEPH BENTON - General Business major SIMMONS, LISA - Pre-Law, Criminal Justice Club, Mortar Board SIMS, CINDY E. - Nursing major, Kissi- mee, Priority SIMS, LISA GAY - Business Administra- tion major, Dean’s List SINGLETON, GWENDOLYN J. - Chemistry pre-med major, American Chemical Society SKELETON, LORI - Nursing SMITH, ADELE H. - Clothing Merchan- dising major, Nenamoosha, Modeling Team SMITH, BILLY R. - English major, Circle K, MAB SMITH, JENNIFER - Accounting major, Laguna, MC Accounting Society SMITH, MAURI - Marketing major, Nenamoosha, Mortar Board, Dean’s List, Senior Index _ 203 Senior Index Modeling Team, OKLAHOMA chorus, Musical Selection Committee SMITH, MISSY - Elementary Education major, Nenamoosha, Hospitality Commit- tee SMITH, ROBIN RENEE - Social Work major, Concert Choir, Pi Gamma Mu, Out- standing College Students of America, BSU Summer Missionary SOUTH, DONNIS GENE - Religion ma- jor, band STARNES, CHIP - Administration of Justice major STONE, KEVIN - Accounting major, baseball, Accounting Society STOVALL, ANGIE - Marketing major STRINGER, CLARENCE - Religion ma- jor STUBBS, BETTY CAROLYN - Business major SUMNER, CANDACE - Mathematics major, cheerleader, Delta Sigma Pi SUMMERS, ALETHEA DAWN - Ac- counting major, Accounting Society Mem- ber, Dean’s List TADLOCK, DALE - Psychology major, Civitan, Student Recruiter, Tribal Players, BSU Freshman Council TALLEY, ANDY - Business Management major, Circle K, Delta Sigma Pi TATE, KIMBERLY D. - Marketing ma- jor TAYLOR, MARY FRANCIS - Math- ematics major, Laguna money-making chairman, programs, chairman; BSU mis- sions chairman, family group leader, Ex- ecutive Council; BYW president, missions chairman; WAB treasurer, summer mis- sionary, Alpha Lambda Delta, ODK secre- tary, Mortar Board, Student Recruiter, Freshman Orientation Leader TAYLOR, RAY - Computer Science ma- jor TAYLOR, TIMOTHY JEROME - Com- puter Science major, M Club, football let- terman, BSA-I- vice president THOMAS, STEVEN AUSTIN - Ac- counting major, MC Accounting Society THOMPSON, CARLA JOY - Mass Com- munications major, WHJT Staff TIERNEY, SUSAN DIANE - Business Administration major, Dean’s List TROTTER, DONALD R. - Chemistry Biology major, American Chemical Soci- ety, Tri-Beta, Band TYLER, SUSAN - Business Communica- tions major, basketball, softball, volleyball manager, Laguna, Mortar Board TYSON, BARRY E.- Business Adminis- tration major VANCE, TAMI - Criminal Justice major, Dean’s List, Phi Theta Kappa, Administra- tion of Justice Club, Pre-Law Club, Kissi- mee WADE, DEBBIE - Marketing major. Pi Sigma Epsilon WALKER, PERRY TYRONE - Account- ing major, Delta Sigma Pi treasurer, foot- ball letterman, M Club Fellowship of Christian Athletes, BSA-I- treasurer WALLACE, LAURA E. - Accounting major. Delta Sigma Pi, MC Accounting Society WALLACE, NANCY RENEE - Office Administration major, Nenamoosha, Delta Sigma Pi vice president for pledge educa- tion, CSI president, freshman orientation WOOD, MICHAEL - Physics major, Newspaper photographer, Society of Phys- ics Students president, Civitan WOODWARD, YVONNE - Mathemat- ics major, Nenanoosha money making chairman, historian; Alpha Lambda Delta secretary treasurer, Homecoming Com- mittee Chairman, Dean’s List, Hall of Fame Selection Committee, Spring Fever Day Committee, sophomore class secre- tary, Alpha Chi, Math Club, SBA Secre- tary, W.A.B., W.E. Strange Math Award, Pi Mu Epsilon, Sigma Tau Delta, sopho- more junior class favorite, ODK, Okla- WARD, ROBERT ROY - Biology Psy- chology major, Circle K vice president, chaplain; Kissimee beau, M.A.B., Whit- tington Dorm president, Tri-Beta, Spanish Club, Alpha Epsilon Delta WATSON, TODD - Management major, BSU missions chairman, president; ODK, Mortar Board, Civitan, Alpha Chi, Alpha Mu Gamma, Delta Sigma Pi Perry Award Recipient, Lead in “Tarruffe” WELFORD, BRAD - Mass Communica- tion major WEST, MICKIE - English major, Sigma Tau Delta, Alpha Chi, Mortar Borad, OKLAHOMA - Ado Annie, Outstanding College Students of America, Dean’s List, Sarah A. Rousse Award, Golden Poet Award WHITLOCK, JEFF - Mathematics major, ODK WIGGS, JOSEPH PAUL - Chemistry ma- jor, Mortar Board, Amerian Chemical So- ciety, Alpha Epsilon Delta, M.A.B., Circle K, Ratliff Dorm president WILLIAMS, BARBARA ANN - Man- agement major, Laguna, Senate WILLIAMS, CARLA - Psychology ma- jor, Modeling Team secretary, BSA+ vice homa, Mortar Board president, Psychology Club WRIGHT, MELISSA - French Spanish WILLIAMS, DEBORAH - Nursing ma- major, ODK, Kissimee, Tribal Players, Al- jor pha Lambda Delta WILLIAMS, JULIANNE - Elementary Education major, Alpha Lambda Delta, ODK, Kappa Delta Pi Laguna, Baptist Young Women, Dean’s List WILLIAMSON, LORIANNE TULLOS - Business Administration major, Delta Sigma Pi, Collegiate Secretaries Interna- tional secretary treasurer, modeling team, Nenamoosha WRIGHT, PATRICIA - Psychology ma- jor, Psychology Club, Dean’s List WOMACK, CHARLES JASON - Ac- counting major, M Club, Football Senior Index 205 Dedication Dr. Dan Southerland “Good morning, Beloved. How’s life?” . . . These words coming from Dr. Dan’s classroom echoed daily through the halls of Provine and will continue to echo in the minds of those whose lives he touched during his brief time here. Dr. Dan Southerland spent his childhood days, in Norman, OK. He recalls countless hours on the front porch of his grandmother’s house there listening to her stories of the old days. He moved to Dallas, TX where he graduated from high school, and he received his Bachelor of Arts degree in sociolo- gy, history, and English from Stephen F. Austin State Uni- versity. He did graduate studies at the University of South- ern Florida, Florida Atlantic University, and North Texas State University, and finally completed his doctrinal studies at Southwest Baptist Theological Seminary. He has dedi- cated his life to the youth ministry and has served many churches as Minister of Youth, including Morrison Heights | Baptist Church in Clinton. He served the 1987-1988 school year at Mississippi College as Professor of Religious Educa- tion. Dr. Southerland immediately captured the love and respect of all his students who were shocked and deeply saddended to hear of his decision to return to a church in south Florida to serve as youth minister. “Dr. Dan, you taught Christian concepts not only in your classroom, but also in your life. The time you spent at MC was short, and when this publication is distributed, the great times we shared together will be fast-fading memories only to be relived in our hearts. When I look back over the 1 987-88 school year, I will remember you as the one who contributed most to my life. As you were there for me during all the stressful times incurred because of the production of this book, I feel it is only fitting for me to dedicate my work on the 1987-88 Tribesman: A Backward Glance to you, my friend and mentor, Dr. Dan Southerland.” — Barry Sommerfeld. Dedication Dr. Prentiss G. Cox “I’m sure everyone is ready for this little session of mental gymnastics ...” Students groan as Dr. Cox passes out the final exam and a tin of his own home- made fudge. The classes are hard, but if the effort he demands is put forth, more can be learned than the students ever thought possible. His goal is not to see his students graduate with all A’s, but to see them gra- duate with an education, and his greatest pleasure comes in “seeing a student work hard and do well.” Dr. Prentiss G. Cox did his undergraduate work at the University of Southern Mississippi, got his Masters at University of Mississippi, and completed his Ph.D. at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, OH. He joined the MC Biology Department in 1969 and has headed that department for the past eight years. He is supervisor of Hederman Science Building and secre- tary supervisor. In his years at MC he has also served on numerous committees including the Student Disci- pline Committee, the Graduate Committee, the Insur- ance Committee, the Student Personnel Committee, the Faculty Forum and the Publications Council which he chaired from 1984-1987. Dr. Cox is the Coordinator of the Master of Health Science program and does most of the advising for the Master of Combined Sci- ence and Master of Science Education programs. He is also a freshman advisor. Dr. Cox thinks biology is “fun,” and he teaches sim- ply because he enjoys it. He finds the caliber of students he gets to deal with here the most rewarding aspect of being on faculty at MC. Though this tribute is small indeed compared to all he has given, this 1987-88 edition of the Tribesman, “A Backward Glance” is dedicated to Dr. Prentiss G. Cox for his service and friendship to the students of MC and his faithful work with their publications. 207 In Closing . . . The purpose of this Backward Glance is not to capture memories of the ’87-88 school year. Your memories are in your heart. It is my hope that this book will serve to tease those memories in years to come and bring a smile as you recall those special times and special people that were a part of our lives at MC this year. A special thanks goes to our sponsors, Mr. Steve Cook and Mrs. Debbie Pierce for all their support and help throughout the production of this book. Thanks also to Dr. Bill Ellis, chairman of the Publications Council and to all the council members as well. Words cannot express the gratitude in my heart for you, Barry. You stuck by me all year long, and I will never be able to repay you for all you did. Thank you Kevin and Mary Moore for hearing all my complaints all year long, and Sandy, I could have never finished this book without all your hours of help that last week. Mississippi College, this is your yearbook. Forgive its flaws and imperfections (there are many I’m sure) and enjoy. — Melissa 208