Mississippi Delta Community College - Retrospect Yearbook (Moorhead, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1967 volume:

This yearbook is the result of the accumulated assistance of several persons : the staff and the assistant editor, Evelyn Cocilova; Mrs. J. D. Stonestreet, the sponsor of the Retrospect, who has given unsparingly of her effort and her time when she could afford neither; Mr. Les Lamb and Mr. Dewey Sanford of Lamb ' s Studio in Greenwood, Mississippi, photographers for the yearbook and sympathetic advisors to the bewildered editor; Rickie Anderson, the art editor for the Retrospect; Walter Harrison, the school photographer, who never failed to help in time of need ; Mrs. Abrams and her art students, who designed the cover for the Retrospect; the entire faculty and administration, who have assisted me beyond the call of duty just by being the nice people they all are; and the Benson Printing Company, very able and patient publishers of the 1967 Retrospect. I thank you all for everything you have done to help me with my preparation of this yearbook and even more for your invaluable morale-boosting amidst my confused frustration. This has been a year of preparation, not only for MDJC students, but for the school itself. Under the direction of President Hall, who merits much praise for his leadership and the admirable job he has done, the building program to enlarge and improve our school verges on materialization. In a few years the 1967 Retrospect will picture a school as antiquated as the 1927 Retrospect does now. And so, Mississippi Delta, as Emerson prophesied to Whitman, I greet you at the beginning of a great career. Shirley Ferguson, Editor This past year at Mississippi Delta Junior College has epitomized a multi-purposed journey. Some students embarked on this journey to delay the desires of our duty- minded uncle; some to ensnare some victim of the opposite sex; some to elude home and its confines ; some to have something to do; and others to further their education. Although the projects of some of us have really not been to acquire more schooling, all of us have gained more education — knowledge or a lesson from the lack of knowledge. This book is an attempt to relate this year ' s journey through the biography of an ordinary day, for these ordinary days have made up the school year 1966-1967. Editor Assistant Editor Business Manager SHIRLEY FERGUSON EVELYN COCILOVA LEEANNE CARR Volume XLII Mississippi Delta Junior College Moorhead, Mississippi Acknowledgements 21 14 I 1 ' im m 7 V i6 IN MEMORIAM MR. WILLIAM BOYD HORTON, SENIOR President of Mississippi Delta Junior College 1944 — 1966 i8 Mr. William Boyd Horton, Sr., in his dedicated service as president, distinguished the Mississippi Delta Junior College Campus. During his term as president, Sunflower Junior College was changed to Mississippi Delta Junior College under the eight- coimty system, the bus program was innovated, and the present building program was initiated. J ' The most enduring evidence of Mr. Horton ' s service, however, is to be found in the persons of the many former Delta Junior students who are leading their post- collegiate lives — more productive citizens because of the high moral standards this gentle man so fervently promoted. 19 IN MEMORIAM MR. J. D. STONESTREET The memory of this quiet, unintrusive man pervades Mississippi Delta Junior College, mourning his tragedy. A coach for some and a teacher for many, M r. J. D. Stonestreet was an inspiration for us all. ■2.0 If our school year is a journey, then the faculty and administration are un- doubtedly our compass and road map. On the preceding page the following section has been entitled Acknowledge- ments. The next twelve pages attempt to explain this departure from routine and, in so doing, recognize the value of Mr. Hall and his staff. Departing from our metaphorical theme, the staff of a junior college is a frequently unnoticed, yet very vital link — for many, a link between the care- free adolescence of high school and the budding maturation of senior college, and for the many others who will not attend senior college, a link of even more consequence between the foibles of childhood and the fumblings for liveli- hood. This all sounds heroic enough, and indeed it is; yet let us abandon for a moment our avid participation in campusology and consider their task on a day-to-day basis, as they are forced to do. It is hopeful that then you will see why this section has been headed Acknowledgements. Their work-a-day world is a panorama of forged excuses, leaky faucets, lost meal tickets, suspiciously identical test papers, and other similarly exciting affairs. MRS. LESSIE BOYETT THOMAS BRANNING MRS. MARY CARTWRIGHT B.S.N. B.S., M.S. Coleman Dormitory Nursing Science Hostess They shift the load already on their shoulders in order to take on the responsi- bility we shirk: to be a bit more specific, they make punch for the home- coming dance while the efficient members of the punch committee tease their hair and acquire forgotten corsages; they replan our mangled schedules while we watch and think of unsuspecting persons to whom we can sell our books henceforth discontinued — at a killing profit. MRS. BETTY HANCOCK JACK HARRIS MRS. WILLIE HOLMES Business Assistant B.S.I. Ed. Boys ' Dormitory Hostess Construction Technology Yet again must these same shoulders be burdened and their ears battered with our myriad tales of completely hopeless predicaments and undeserved afflictions. They listen and advise, only to find later that their counsel was ignored or rejected; however, when the occasion necessitates, they listen MRS. THELMA HUGHES MRS. LINDA JENKINS CHARLIE F. JOINER B.S.Ed., M.Ed. B.S. B.A., M.A. English Assistant Registrar Social Studies 19 again. They blend understanding and sympathy with ethics and procedure and hope that we miscreants have learned a lesson from our blunders. And they lecture and teach . . . five days a week. If some of their classes grow HAZEL MAYS MRS. HELEN MEREDITH CLARENCE MONTGOMERY B.S., M.G.Ed. B.S.N. B.A. Counselor Nursing Music 3° ALLEN NELMS MRS. GERALDINE PHILUPS JOHN PAUL QUON Electronics Technology A.B., M.A. B.B.A., M.B.A. English Business and Commerce stale to us, what must they become to them? We wonder how they can so obviously relish speaking of facts dry and meaningless to us; perhaps they don ' t. Perhaps they take joy in thinking that they are imparting, ingraining, infusing that invaluable thing — education — and thus doing what they can PERCY STEPHEN, JR. MRS. NELL STONESTREET MELVIN E. THAR? B.S., M.B.E. B.A., M.S. B.S., M.A. Business and Commerce English Agriculture to aid persons on the brink of real adulthood, that age which needs help far more than its predecessor, childhood. Maybe this is not an accurate picture of the working life of our staff and administration; since we are students we cannot really know, but this is the way it appears when we take out a few ALLEN TIGRETT ALLEAN USSERY CLYDE E. WOOD B.S., M.E. B.S.Ed., M.A., M.S. M.A Psychology Mathematics and Physics Supt., Buildings and Grounds 3 LANEY WOOTEN MRS. DENNIS YOUNG B.A., M.A. Se cretary, Nursing Department English minutes and covertly observe Mr. Hall and his staff. Having done so, we halfway realize that we shall leave Junior College to undergo new and fresh adventures while they stay to repeat their routine of teaching, listening, advising, and assisting students no different from ourselves. Surely this must be. in the words of a once popular song, kind of a drag. Thus, to you, Faculty and Administration, we the students of MDJC offer our insufficient gratitude and acknowledgements — gratitude for accepting those forged excuses and for all your efforts in our behalf, and acknowledgements for we know not what ... all this lies in the future. If this book is to transport the reader through the journey of an ordinary day at MDJC, is it not appropriate that the first section be that of classes? For classes, incorporating learning and edu- cation, are the hub of the day, no mat- ter how many other activities and events transpire throughout the day. These classes justify our being here, and everyone, from the janitor to the president, is here that we may be afforded the opportunity to learn. 36 SOPHOMORES First Row: WAYNE ALFORl) SAMMIE ALLEN BUFORD ALLISON Greenwood Greenville Greenwood Second Row: RICKIE ANDERSON Clarksdale Art Club 1, Vice-Pres. 2; Retrospect Staff 2; BSU 1. 2; Band 1. 2; Stage Band 1, 2; Petals Staff 1. 2; Chorus L CECIL BAILEY Cleveland Student Council Vice-Pres. 2; BSU Bible Study Leader 1, 2; Petals Staff 2. DENNIS BEAN Greenville Third Row: MICKEY BEARD RONNIE BECK STANLEY BELL Greenville CarroUton Inverness Fourth Row: JUDY BEAUBE Port Gibson Nurses Club 1; ' Business Club 2; Y.W.A. 1, 2; BSU 1, Social Chairman 2; W.S.G.A. 1, 2. MINNIE BIDWELL Itta Bena Art Club 2. JULIE BLALOCK Clarksdale 37 SOPHOMORES First Row: TOMMY BLAYLOCK Greenville. Building Technology 1, 2. VIVIAN BODIE Rolling Fork W.S.G.A. 1, 2. JOHN BOOTH Clewland Second Row: WILLIE MAE BOYER Indianola Art Club 1, Sec. 2; Beta Alpha SCOTT BOWLIN Hollandale JAMES BRANNING Moorhead FootbaU 1, 2 Third Row: JIMMY BRAMLETT JIMMY BRITT GARY BROWN Belzoni Qeveland Clarksdale Fourth Row: GARY BROWN Inverness Retrospect Staff 2. FRANK BUCHANAN Greenwood Football Manager 1, 2. CATHERINE BURNSIDE Holly Ridge 38 SOPHOMORES First Row: RONNIE BUSSEY Gary BOBBY CAIN Greenwood Basketball 1, 2. HAROLD GAMPBELL Merigold Second Row: DAVID GANONICI Shaw Business Club 1. LEEANNE CARR Minter City Retrospect 1, Business Manager 2; Building Tech- nology 1, Sec. 2; W.S.G.A. 1, 2. DIANE CASE Greenwood Who ' s Who 1, 2; W.S.G.A. Officer 1, W.S.G.A. 2; Home-Coming 2; Business Club 1, 2. Third Row: PHYLLIS CAUBLE Band 1, 2; W.S.G.A. 1, 2. Greenville HARRY CAUTHEN LUTHER CHANDLER Rolling Fork Qeveland Fourth Row: MARTHA CHAPMAJV W.S.G.A. 1, DANNY CHEWNING EMMETT CHILDRESS Greenwood Greenville Greenville 39 SOPHOMORES First Row: UOVIE CHUN Shelby EVELYN COCILOVA Shaw Newman Club 1, 2; W.S.G.A. 1, 2; Retrospect Staff Ass ' t. Ed. 2. BRUCE COLE Benoit BSU 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2; Drama Club 1, 2; Student Council 1. Second Row: HANK COLLINS Moorhead Football 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2. LARRY COPELIN Greenwood STEVE COSTON Belzoni BSU 1, Pres. 2; BSU Choir 2. Third Row: FRANK COWGILL Greenville Band 1, 2; Retrospect Staff 2. JAxMES COX Merigold ROBERT DAKIN Boyle Fourth Row: BARBARA DAME Greenwood Cheerleader 1, 2; W.S.G.A. 1, 2; Retrospect typist ed. 1 ; Drama Club 1, Wesley 2. GEORGE DOLLAHITE Clarksdale RODNEY ETHRIDGE Clarksdale 40 SOPHOMORES First Row: DIANE EVANS (;reenville Nurses Clul) 1, 2. SANDRA FANCHER Greenwood W.S.G.A. 1, 2; Nurses Clul) 1, 2. SHIRLEY FERGUSON Doddsville W.S.G.A. 1, President 2; Student Council Sec. 2; Retrospect Editor 2; Beta Alpiia; Who ' s Who 2. Second Row: HELEN FERRELL Greenwood ANITA FERRERI Leland SHERRI FERRISS Cleveland W.S.G.A. 1, Sec. 2; Nurses Club 1, 2; Cheer- leader 1. Head Cheerleader 2; Homecoming Court 2; Who ' s Who 2. Third Row: FRANCES FLOWERS W.S.G.A. 1; Nurses Clul DAVID FONDREN CHARLES FORBES Greenwood 1, 2. Itta Bena Greenwood Fourth Row: GLENNA FORD WILLIAM FORTNER LORRAINE FOX Rolling Fork Greenville Greenville 41 SOPHOMORES First Row: TERRY GALEY Sidon YVONNE GILMER Clarksdale W.S.G.A. 1, 2; B.S.U. 1, Sec. 2; Petals 1; Stu- dent Council 2. LINDA GLOVER RoUing Fork Business Club 1, 2; Y.W.A. 1, Prayer Chairman 2; B.S.U. 1, 2. Second Row: VERSA GOAD BECKY GOBER W.S.G.A. 1, 2; Band LINDA GORDON Belzoni Clarksdale Retrospect Staff 2. Alligator W.S.G.A. 1, 2. Third Row: PHYLLIS GREEN Jackson W.S.G.A. 1, Officer, 2; Drama Club 1; Petals Staff Bu siness Manager 2; Wesley 1, President 2. TERRY GREEN Greenwood Football 1, Co-Captain 2; Baseball 1; Business Club 1; International Relations Club 1; Who ' s Who 1, 2; Homecoming Escort 2. JIMMY HALL Greenwood Fourth Row: HUGH HAMMOND LEE HAMMOND GLADYS HANCOCK Scott Greenville Itta Bena 42 SOPHOMORES First Row: MARSHA HARPOLE Moorhead Retrospect Staff 1, 2; B.S.U. 1, 2; Y.W.A. 1. EDWIN HARRINGTON Indianola JIMMY HARRIS Clarksdale Basketball 1, 2; Student Council Pres. 2; Who ' s Who 1, 2. Second Row: WALTER HARRISON Greenville Petals Staff Photographer 1, 2, Editor 2; New- man Club 1 ; Who ' s Who 2. WILLIS HARVEY Rome JANET HAWTHORNE Cleveland W.S.G.A. 1, 2; Deltettes 2; Retrospect Staff 1. Third Row: GLENDA HEARN Glen Allan DOTSI HENDON Indianola B.S.U. 1, Music Chairman 2; Chorus 2; W.S.G.A. 1, 2; Drama Club 1; Art Club 1, Band 1, 2; Trojanettes 1, 2; Concert Band 1, 2. ANNETTE HENRY Greenville Newman Club 1, 2; International Relations Qub 1. Fourth Row: CHARLES HERREN Greenville Construction Technology 1, 2. HIGDON HERRINGTON RuleviUe B.S.U. 1. 2; Football Manager 1, 2. ELEANOR HOBBS Moorhead 43 SOPHOMORES First Row: RAY HODGES Minter City JOHNNY HOLMES Indianola TEROSA HOOD Carrollton Who ' s Who 1, 2; Cheerleader 1, 2; Trojanettes 1; B.S.U. 1, 2; Nurses Club 1, 2. Sf ' cond Row: RICHARD HUNTER Greenville Newman Club 1, 2; Who ' s Who 1; Freshman Class Pres. WILLIAM HUNTER Cleveland BRENDA JACKS Rolling Fork W.S.G.A. 1, 2; Petals Staff 1, 2; Annual Staff I. 2; Art Club 1, 2. Third P. PAUL JAUDON Greenwood Retrospect Staff Typing Editor 2; B.S.U. 1, 2; Band 1, 2; Stage Band 1, 2; Concert Band 1, 2; Petals Staff 2. WILLIAM JOHN.SON Anguilla Building Construction 1, 2. BARBARA JONES Shaw W.S.G.A. 1, 2; Deltettes 1, 2; Who ' s Who 1, 2. Fourth Row: FAYE JONES Indianola STANLEY JONES Cleveland LELA KELLER Greenville SOPHOMORES First Row: MARTHA P. KELLY Kilmichael JAMES KENT Greenwood LILLIAN KENT Delta City W.S.G.A. 1, 2. Second Row: LAWRENCE KENNETH EVELYN KIKER Art Club 1. 2. JO ANN LANE Art Club 1, 2; W.S.G.A. L Greenwood Belzoni Indianola Third Row: Belzoni GENE LEWIS Football 1, 2; B.S.U. 1, 2. JIMMY LEWIS Glen Dora Electronics 1, 2. SANDRA LITTLE Belzoni Feature Twirler 1, 2; Band 1, 2; Who ' s Who I, 2; W.S.G.A. 1, Officer 2; Homecoming Court 1, Queen 2; Retrospect Staff 2; Freshman Class Vice Pres.; Student Council 2. Fourth Row: RONNIE LIVINGSTON Greenville Football I, Co-Captain 2; Newman Club 1. 2. DONALD LONGTAIN Sidon WRAY LOGAN Itta Bena 45 SOPHOMORES I First Row: JOHNSIE McCARVER WYLAN McCOOL CHARLES McELMURRAY Rome Greenville Indianola Second Row: ANNETTE McGEHEE W.S.G.A. 1. KENNETH MALLETTE TERRY MAXWELL Greenwood Linn Moorhead Retrospect Staff Sports Editor 1, 2. Third Row: CARL MEAD WILLIAM MILAM Football 1, 2. BARBARA MITCHELL W.S.G.A. 1, 2. Greenville Itta Bena Greenwood Fourth Row: JIMMY MITCHELL IVAN MONTAGUE MIKE MONTGOMERY Drew Greenwood Clarksdale Who ' s Who 2; Sophomore Class Pres. 46 SOPHOMORES First Row: JAMES MOORE Indianola ROBERT MOORE Greenville RUTH ANN MORGAN Moorhead Petals Staff 1, Ass(x;iate Editor 2; Drama Club 1; Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2. Second Row: OLIVIA NASH Leland W.S.G.A. 1; B.S.U. 2; Business Qub I. CAROL NEAL Leland W.S.G.A. 1, 2; B.S.U. 1, 2; Wesley 1, 2; Petals Staff I, Retrospect Staff 2. NANCY NELSON Clarksdale Nursing Club 1, 2. Third Row: DONNA NEWSOM Greenville W.S.G.A. 1, 2; Wesley 1, 2; B.S.U. 2. MIKE O ' BRIEN Greenville Football I, 2. MARY FRANCE OWENS Leland Fourth Row: HENRY PARKER Jonestown Band L 2. DAVID PEACOCK Itta Bena BAILEY PEYTON Hollandale Football 2; Who ' s Who 2. 47 SOPHOMORES First Row: DAVID PHILLIPS Indianola PHYLLIS POWELL Isola MARY LOU READ Lexington W.S.G.A. Sec.-Treas. I, Council 2; Nursing Club 1 , 2; Deltette 1. Second Row: KAY RICHARDSON Moorhead JUDY RILEY Schlater W.S.G.A. 1, 2; Nursing Club 1, 2. CONNIE ROBERTS Isola W.S.G.A. 2. Third Row: WALTER ROBERTSON Tutwiler DIANE ROSS Louise Retrospect Staff 2; B.S.U. 1, 2; W.S.G.A. 1, 2. MARION SAUNDERS Itta Bena Fourth Row: GEORGE SCROGGINS Baird JERRY SHERWOOD Cleveland Football 1, 2. HELEN SMITH Moorhead B.S.U. 1, 2; Retrospect Staff Asst. Editor 1, Lay Out Editor 2. 48 SOPHOMORES First Row: KLZY STACY Drew Art Club 1, President 2; Student Council 2nd Vice-Pres. 2; Retrospect StaflE 2; Basketball 1, 2; Petals Staff 2. SHIRLEY STEWART Greenville Soph. Vice-Pres.; Petals Staff, layout editor 2; W.S.G.A. 2; Wesley Sec. 2; Deltettes 2. STEVE STRASEMEIR Greenwood Second Row: WALTER STITT Greenwood Band 1, 2. ROBERT STREETER Greenwood JOHN STRICKLAND Greenwood Third Row: JAMES STOKES Greenville CLAUDE STOREY Parchman PATRICIA SUDDUTH Jackson W.S.G.A. 1, 2; Wesley Vice-Pres. 1, Wesley 2; Retrospect Staff 1; Deltette 1, 2; Homecoming Court L Fourth Row: JIMMY SULSER Moorhead Wesley 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2. ILONA SZYMICZEK Greenwood Business Club Sec. 1, Business Club 2; Who ' s rho 1, 2. MARY TACKETT Carrollton 49 SOPHOMORES First Row: TOMMY TATE Greenwood LINDA TATUM Belzoni Deltettes 1, 2; W.S.G.A. 1, 2. ROSS TAYLOR Greenwood Second Row: MARTHA TILL Louise W.S.G.A. I, 2; B.S.U. 1, 2; Retrospect Staff 2. EDWARD TOWLES Cleveland MIKE UTROSKA Greenwood Third Row: PEGGY UPCHURCH Belzoni BILLY WALKER Minter City Basketball 1, 2. CAROLYN WALKER Moorhead Fourth Row: LINDA WALKER Kilmichael Petals Staff 1, 2; W.S.G.A. 1, 2; Y.W.A. 1, Sec. 2. ESTHER WATKINS Greenville Nurses Club 1, 2. CHARLES WAX Greenwood Who ' s Who 2. 5° SOPHOMORES First Row: SUSAN WEEKS RODNEY WELCH ELLIOTT WELLS Greenwood Greenwood Greenville Second Row: WILLIAM WILLARD Clarksdale Basketball 1, 2. SANDRA WILLIAMS Belzoni W.S.G.A. 1; B.S.U. 1, 2; Retrospect Staff 2. WAYNE WILLIAMSON Benoit Building Technology 1, Pres. 2. Third Row: CECIL WILLIAMSON Inverness FRANK WILLIAMSON Greenwood TOMMIE WILLIAMSON Greenville W.S.G.A. 1, 2. Fourth Row: JACKIE WILLS Greenville W.S.G.A. 1, 2; Deltettes 1, 2. CHESTER WOOTEN Indianola Football 1, 2. DONALD YOUNG Inverness Football 1, 2; Track 1, 2. Fifth Row: JUDY YOUNG Greenwood 51 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President, Mike Montgomery; Vice-President, Shirley Stewart; Secretary, Sara Murphy. CLASS FAVORITES TERRY GREEN DIANE CASE SARA MURPHY JIMMY HARRIS FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President, Tommy Sorrell; Vice-President, Dianne Drane; Secretary, Janet Williams. CLASS FAVORITES DANNY IVY JO MARSHA BANKSTON LINDA BLACK REAGAN FORD FRESH First Row: JAMES ABDO JOHN ABRAHAM LEE ABRAHAM LARRY ACUFF Second Row: PAUL ADAMS LINDA ALLIO EARL ANDERSON DANNY ANDREWS Third Row: MELVIN ANDREWS SUZANNE ARONOFF JAMES ASHMORE GARY AUSTIN Fourth Row: RANDY BADER BELINDA BAKER EMMA BAILEY ROBBY BAIN Fifth Row: RICKY BANKS JO BANKSTON BESSIE BARNETT DUNE BARNETT Sixth Row: JOE BASSIE MITCHELL BAUGH WANDA BAUGHER LARRY BELK GreenviUe Clarksdale Greenwood Glen Allan Swiftown Rule ville Clarksdale Swiftown Greenwood Clarksdale Leland Indianola Clarksdale Indianola Dublin Greenville Sidon Greenwood Louise Sidon Pace Hollandale Greenville Greenwood 54 FRESH First Row: JAMES BELL JIMMY BELLIPANNI JOE BENNETT NANCY BENNETT Second Row: SUELYNN BENNETT RICHARD BERRYHILL EDDIE BILLINGS JEFF BIRDSONG Third Row: DOROTHY BLACK LINDA BLACK BOBBY BOBBITT LOUIS BOOLOS Fourth Row: DWIGHT BOONE THOMAS BORGONONI CAROLYN BOWEN JIMMY BOWLIN Fifth Row: DIANA BOX BILLY BOZEMAN EDWARD BRADERA MIKE BRADLEY Sixth Row: JIMMY BRANCH JIMMY BRASEL MABLE BREAZEALE BILLY BREWER Belzoni Indianola Cleveland Blaine Rolling Fork Isola Areola Clarksdale Indianola Parchman Greenville Greenwood Indianola Clarksdale Moorhead Greenwood Greenwood Belzoni Greenville Inverness Greenwood Greenwood Leland Yazoo City 55 FRESH First Rotv: DAVIS BREWER SAMMY BRID(;ERS HAL BRIDGES DONNA BRITT Second Row: GARY BRITTON HARRY BROCK BRENDA BROOKS JANNEY BROUSSARD Third Row: BARBARA BROWN DON BROWN JIMMY BROWN SUE BROWN Fourth Row: DANNY BROWNING BETTY BROWNING JAMES BROWNLEE JOHN BUCHANAN Fifth Row: DANNY BURCHFIELD BOYCE BURNSIDE LARRY BURR RONALD BURROUGHS Sixth Row: ERVIN CANOY MIKE CAROLLO BETTY CHISOLM BRENDA CHRISMOND Merigold Silver Qty Belzoni Minter City Glen Allan Clarksdale Drew Doddsville Glen Allan Areola Panther Burn Rosedale Tutwiler McCarley Indianola Indianola Indianola Rosedale Clarksdale Benoit Moorhead Leland Rolling Fork Itta Bena FRESH First Row: SYLVIA CARPENTER KICKY CARUTHERS HANNAH CARVER LINDA CHAMBERS Second Row: PAT CHANDLER PAUL CHAPIN RACHEL CHEEK PATRICIA CHILDRESS Third Row: GARY CLARK GAYLE CLEGG STEVEN CLEMENTS TIM CLEVELAND Fourth Row: RONNIE CLIFTON RUSSELL COHRON LINDA COLE EARL COLEMAN Fifth Row: GEORGE COLEMAN BARBARA COLLUM HOWARD COLLINS DEBRA COOK Sixth Row: MAVIS COOK WILLIAM COOPER MITZI CORLEY CHERYL COTHRAN Leiand Greenwood Leland Greenville Minler City Money Greenwood Itta Bena Hollandale Greenville Belzoni Greenville Leland Greenwood Rolling Fork Ruleville Greenville Greenwood Greenwood Carthage Greenwood Greenville Itta Bena Greenville 57 FRESH First Row: LINDA COTHRAN SANDRA COTHRAN PHILLIP COUCH DAVID CURRY Second Row: RICKY DACUS LINDA DAVIDSON CHARLES DAVIS HELEN DAVIS Third Row: LEO DAVIS ROBERT DAVIS SANDRA DAVIS WAYNE DAVIS Fourth Row: DAVIDA DEES BOBBY DeMONEY DON DENLEY BOBBY DENTON Fifth Row: DAVID DIVINE ELAINE DICKSON RONALD DISMUKE CHARLES DOMINO Sixth Row: MIKE DOMINO MARIE DONALD DIANNE DRANE LARRY DREHER Greenville Itta Bena Anguilla Ruleville Greenwood Glen Allan Greenville Greenville Hollandale Greenville Indianola Avon Hollandale Leland Shelby Greenwood Leland Eupora Clarksdale New Orleans, La. Midnight Isola Mathiston Greenville FRESHMEN First Row: DWIGHT DUHON Hollandale MIKE DIINAWAY Rolling Fork EDWARD DUNN Belzoni SANDRA EAKIN Inverness Second Row: GLADYS EDWARDS JOHN EDWARDS LARRY EIFLING DAVID ELLARD Greenville Greenville Hollandale Greenville Third Row: LESLIE ELLIOT WAYNE ELMORE RICHARD ENGST JIMMY ETHERIDGE Greenwood Greenwood Indianola Leland Fourth Row: JIMMY EVANS Inverness LINDA FA VARA Greenwood HUGH FERRETTI Shaw LINDA FERRETTI Shaw Fifth Row: GENA FISACKERLY CAROL FISHER DOLLY FLYNN LYNDA FONDREN Sunflower Greenville Anguilla Swiftown Sixth Row: BEVERLY FORD REAGAN FORD ELSIE FOSTER SHIRLEY FOX Rolling Fork Drew Belzoni Greenville FRESH First Row: BRENDA FRANKLIN JOHN FRAZIER WENDELL FRAZIER TOMMY FREE Second Row: LEROY FREY ROSE FULGHAM PHILLIP GAITHER GEORGE GALLASPY Third Row: GERALD GARDNER RANDY GARRARD JAMES GARRETT MARK GARY Fourth Row: MAGNOLIA GATTIS CHARLOTTE GEIGER VINCE GIARDINA JEFF GIBSON Fifth Row: SANDY GILDART PHILLIP GILLIS PATRICIA GLOVER PAT GODBOLD Leland Beulah Greenville Ruleville Hollandale Cleveland Shaw Greenwood Glarksdale Greenwood Greenwood Isola Grenada Grenada Leland Moorhead Greenville Doddsville Crenshaw Shelby Sixth Row: STEVE GOODMAN KENNETH GORDON CHARLOTTE GORMAN DAVID GORMAN Glen Allan Shelby Holcomb Greenville FRESH First Row: RICHARD (;ORRELL HERBERT GOSS PHIL (;reco DEBORAH (JREEN Second Row: JIMMY GREGORY BEVERLY GUICE CAROL GRICE CLARK GRIFFIN Third Row: JIMMY GRIFFIN PHIL GRIFFIN WILLIAM GRIFFIN CHARLES GROSS Fourth Row: CAROLYN HADDON WAYNE HAIRSTON HELEN HALES GUY HALL Fifth Row: LARRY HAiMEL ALLEN HAMMONS HOPE HARRIS STEVE HARRISON Sixth Row: AMY HARTNESS ALEX HEATHMAN BARRY HENDERSON LINDA HERMAN Greenville Greenwood Leland Louise Belzoni Isola Belzoni Merigold Moorhead Valley Park Greenville Greenwood Greenwood Greenville Isola Greenville Indianola Greenwood Leland Greenville Indianola Indianola Indianola Mayersville 61 FRESH First Row: BENNY HERRING LOUIS HERRING TERRY HERRING FREIDA HESTER Second Row: LARRY HICKMAN THADDEUS HICKMAN JIMMY HILL RICKY HILL Third Row: SILVIA HILL JULIE HOBART ELAINE HODGES SYLVIA HODGES Fourth Row: GENE HODNETT CAROLYN HOLIMAN RONNIE HOLLOW AY BOBBY HOLLY Fifth Row: WILLARD HOLMAN CURTIS HOOD OUIDA HOOD ALLEN HOOVER Sixth Row: JOHN HORTON BURNICE HUNT BILLY HUTCHINSON ROLAND INGRAM Schlater Greenville Greenville Belzoni Greenwood Moorhead Greenville Parchman Glen Allan Greenville Indianola Cheatham Anguilla Greenville Lyon Drew Morgan City Duncan Clarksdale Greenwood Indianola Greenwood Leland Greenville i til w ill mm FRESH First Row: DANNY IVY EVERETT JACKSON PATRICIA JARNIGAN ALVIN JENKINS Second Row: BILLY JOHNSON DIANE JOHNSON WANDA JOHNSON CHARLES JOINER Third Row: ALBERT JONES LARRY JONES RONALD JONES DIANE JOSEPH Fourth Row: GEORGE JOSEPH JOHNNY KEEN JOHN KEITH CARLYN KELLUM Fifth Row: FERMAN KELLUM LINDA KELLY REX KELLY ROSEMARY KELLY Sixth Row: DAVID KILLEBREW WALTER KILPATRICK NEMA KIMBRELL NICKEY KING Clarksdale Greenwood Greenville Greenville Shelby Leland Greenville Greenwood Greenville Belzoni Clarksdale Itta Bena Greenwood Leland Indianola Shaw Greenville Itta Bena Morgan City Greenville Greenwood Belzoni Shaw Clarksdale 63 FRESH First Row: JIMMY KINKENNON JAMES KINMAN SUSAN LABARREARE TOMMY LAIRD Second Row: LEONA LaMASTUS RODNEY LAMB CECIL LAMBERSON RAYMOND LANCASTER Third Row: MATT LAND WILLIAM LANE ROBERT LEE ED LIFE Fourth Row: BEVERLY LITTLE JESSIE LITTLE TEDDY LITTON DWIGHT LIVINGSTON Fifth Row: RONNIE LOGAN WILLIAM LOGAN MARY LOUISE LONG ROBERT LOPER Sixth Row: JAMES LOTT BARBARA LOVETT EARNEST LOWERY EARLY LUCAS Belzoni Greenville Doddsville Greenville Drevyr Gunnison Leland Tutwiler Drew Greenville Boyle Greenwood Greenville Greenville Shaw Itta Bena Itta Bena Rosedale Belzoni Duncan Isola Yazoo City Greenwood Belzoni FRESH First Row: RONNIE LUCIUS RONNIE LUMLEY KEITH LUNCEFORD MARTHA LUNCEFORD Second Row: LYDA McBEE SAMMY McCELLAN DANNY McCRANEY STEVE McCURDY Third Row: DENNIS McKAY DANNY McMULLIN JAMES McNEER SHIRLEY McNEER Fourth Row: CARL MADDEN REESE MAKAMSON ANN MALLETTE NOEL MANN Fifth Row: RICKIE MANNING BILL MARBERRY JAMES MARTIN WILMA MARTIN Sixth Row: RENFORD MASSEY SHIRLEY MATHIS PAUL MAULDIN LARRY MAYFIELD Greenville Greenville Clarksdale Lyon Ruleville Moorhead Moorhead Greenv rood Sidon Mattson Holcomb Holcomb Belzoni Sidon Linn Isola Doddsville Cleveland Clarksdale Greenville Greenville Indianola Greenville Clarksdale 65 FRES First Row: CHARLES MEADOWS WALTER . L XEY DENNY MECHATTO CHARLES MELTON Second Row: MARY MILAM JANICE MILLER LEE MILLICAN GENE MITCHELL Third Row: OTHA MITCHELL MARTHA MOONEY DOROTHY MOORE SHEILA MORGAN Fourth Row: LARRY MOSS EARL MOYER JIM MURFF SARA MURPHY Fifth Row: JOSEPHINE MUZZI JAMES NASH SAMMY NEWSOM RICKY NOBILE Greenville Inverness Belzoni Leiand Itta Bena Indianola Sidon Ruleville Greenwood Moorhead Carthage Sunflower Sidon Vance Itta Bena Indianola Shaw Leiand Glen Allan Moorhead Sixth Row: RALPH NOLEN MARGIE NORRIS JAMES NUNNERY CHARLES OAKER Drew Itta Bena Greenville Clarksdale 66 FRESH First Row: LOUISE OLIVI JAMES OTTS CHARLES OURSLER WALLACE OUTLAW Second Row: MALCOLM OUZTS JOHN OVERTON LEROY PEEPLES REBECCA PEEPLES Third Row: JOHNNY PETRIE LYNN PHILLIPS SHELBY PINKERTON BARBARA PISTOLE Fourth Row: RICHARD PITTS LINDA POE JOHNNY PREWITT KEN PURVIS Fifth Row: LYNN PYRON JERRY OUATTLEBAUM NANCY QUINN WILLIAM RANDLE Sixth Row: KENNETH RAY RONNIE RAY KAY REED SHIRLEY REGINELLI Shelby Indianola Greenvillf Silver City Sidon Round Lake Itta Bena Itta Bena Ruleville Rolling Fork Belzoni Belzoni Tutwiler Itta Bena Merigold North Carrollton Greenwood Clarksdale Itta cena Hollandale Greenwood Leland Lake Village, Ark. 67 FRESH First Row: ALFRED RILEY BONNIE ROBERTS TED RAINS IRA ROBERTSON Second Row: ROBERT ROCCONI LEM RODGERS LINDA ROOF JERRY ROSAMOND Third Row: RALPH ROSS FREDDIE RUSH DEMPSEY RUTLEDGE TOMMY SANDERS Fourth Row: RONALD SAUCIER DOUGLAS SAVELL JIMMY SELF NED SERVADIO Fifth Row: JEROME SEU JAMES SHANKLE ROBERT SHANNON JOHNNY SHAW Sixth Row: LINDA SHERMAN LINDA SHIELDS MIKE SIDDON CHARLES SIGNA Merigold Isola Merigold Tutwiler Boyle Greenwood Rolling Fork Greenwood Leland Isola Louise Indianola Cleveland Pace Leland Benoit Greenville Itta Bena Friars Point Itta Bena Parchman Clarksdale Hollandale Greenville 68 FRESH First Ro W.- CHARLES SIMMONS BLRDIE SIMS EVERETTE SIMS JOHN SKELTON Second Row: DIANE SLIGH CHARLES SMITH DIANE SMITH LILLIE SMITH Third Row: LUCILLE SMITH ANNIE SMYLY KENT SNARE TOMMY SORRELL Fourth Row: RUBEN SORRELLS PATRICK SPENCER DONALD STEED JERRY STEED Fifth Row: JAMES STEELE ERNEST STEWART TOMMY STEWART DOROTHY STORY Sixth Row: JAMES STRAIT LYNDA STRAWBRIDGE BENJAMIN SUDDUTH RICHARD SWITZER Clarksdale Greenville Hollandale Leland Minter City Clarksdale Belzoni Indianola Hollandale Leland Greenwood Belzoni Tutwiler Greenwood Doddsville Indianola Itta Bena Greenville Cleveland Indianola Rosed ale Shaw Sidon Arlington 69 FRESH First Row: JACK TAYLOR JOHN TAYLOR LAURA TAYLOR RONNIE TAYLOR Second Row: WILLL .M TAYLOR LENICE TERRELL THOMAS THARP RAMONA THAXTON Third Row: PAUL THOMAS SUSAN THOMAS CHARLES THOMPSON EMMETT THOMPSON Fourth Row: LINDA TOLAR GUY THORNTON MRS. BARBARA TOWNE JOE TRANUM Fifth Row: BILL TUCKER RONNIE TURNER SUE UPCHURCH LATON UPCHURCH Sixth Row: THOMAS UTROSKA DAVID UTS DAVID VEASEY BETTY VENUTI Greenville Gary Eupora Gary Drew Greenwood Isola Greenwood Greenwood Indianola Benoit Ruleville Clarksdale Belzoni Leland Ruleville Onward Greenwood Inverness Inverness Greenwood Shelby Indianola Greenville 7° FRESH First Row: l)OU(; VOTAW GLORIA WADE ROY WADE DONNY WALKER Second Row: PAUL WALKER DAVID WALLACE LINDA WALTON BEVERLY WARD Third Row: DAVID WATSON ALBERT WEAVER EDWIN WEAVER MITCHELL WEEKS Fourth Row: RICHARD WEEMS DARVIN WELCH LYNDA WELLS THOMAS WENG Fifth Row: JIMMY WHATLEY THOMAS WHATLEY GLENN WHITE MARTHA WHITE Sixth Row: RICKY WHITTINGTON ANN WICKER EUGENE WIGLEY CHARLOTTE WILLIAMS Rome Rolling Fork Hollandale Indianola Schlater Greenville Greenwood Memphis, Term. Indianola Greenville Greenville Boyle Clarksdale Inverness Clarksdale Indianola Drew Indianola Clarksdale Inverness Clarksdale Greenville Gary Indianola FRESH First Row: GEORGE WILLIAMS JANET WILLIAMS GLENN ILLIAMS JOHN WILLIAMS Second Roiv: NORA WILLIAMS GERALD WILLOUGHBY JOHN WILSON EDDIE WILSON Third Row: JAMES WILSON JANICE WILSON JERRY WILSON JOY WILSON Fourth Row: MARTHA WILSON DAVID WOLFE JACK WOOD ANNA WOODS Fifth Row: JAMES WOOLEY THOMAS WORBINGTON JOE WORSHAM MIKE WORSHAJM Sixth Row: CONNIE WREN RONNIE YARBOROUGH JESSIE YOUNG JOHN YOUNT Greenville Itta Bena Clarksdale Rome Rome Isola Greenville Greenwood Greenville Greenville Indianola Greenwood Drew Rena Lara Indianola Hollandale Qarksdale Scott Greenwood Leland Leland Merigold Money Friai Point 7 The section for organizations cannot accurately be pinned down to any cer- tain area or time of the school day. Because this is junior college, the organizations must be more or less sandwiched in between studies and all other activities. But these organizations have a very important function: they provide union and through union a cooperation of effort among the students to make MDJC an ever-improving insti- tution. Tliey give the students that early chance to exhibit leadership or adher- ence to leadership — a chance we will have access to for the rest of our lives. CHORUS First Row: Charlotte Geiger, Shirley McNeer, Dotsi Hen- don, Janet Williams, Elsie Foster, Mr. Montgomery, Direc- tor, Gena Fisackerly. Second Row: Ramona Thaxton, Dorothy Black, Carolyn Bowen, Albert Weaver, Doug Votaw, Charles Smith. Third Row: Linda Sawyer, Ronald Dismuke, Ronnie Ray, Milton Horton, Edward Bradera. The M.D.J.C. Chorus is a nonselective course for those interested in ensemble singing. The chorus has made appearances for numerous civic and private organizations in the Delta area. The group has sponsored several campus projects including a homecoming display and the production of Oklahoma which was presented by the student body. The chorus is under the direction of Mr. Chuck Montgomery, instructor of voice. 75 MISSISSIPPI DELTA BAND Co-Drum Majorettes and Feature Twirlers SANDRA LITTLE and DOROTHY GAYLE BLACK The MDJC Band is an opportunity for the student to carry forward his interests in performing instru- mental music into college life. The Band is a break in academic routine, as well as a source of financial aid to the band members on scholarship, a public relations agency for the college, and a potential source of enjoyment. The Marching Trojans Band performs for football games, Christmas parades, MR. JOE ABRAMS, Band Director CONCERT BAND First Row: Larry Mayfield, Charlotte Geiger. Second Row: Paul Jaudon, Leslie Elliott, James Otts, Pete Mauldin, Walter Stitt. Third Row: Rickie Anderson, Penley Sorrels, Ken Purvis, Ramona Thaxton, Paul Thomas. Fourth Row: Jimmy Shankle, Benny Herring, Henry Parker, Phillis Cauble, Jimmy Self, Frank Cowgill, Becky Gober, Dotsi Hendon, Johnny Williams, Manager. The Swinging Trofannaires Stage Band First Row: Murray Komfeld, Larry Mayfield. Second Row: Walter Stitt, Allen Hammonds, Paul Thomas, Ken Purvis, Benny Herring, Paul Jaudon, Marvin Bennett, Leslie Freddie Matthews. Elliott. Third Row: Rickie Anderson, Jack Halbrook, and civic activities throughout the year. The Swing- ing Trojannaires Stage Band with the Singing Trojannaires and Trojannettes performs before civic clubs, high school groups, and television audi- ences while also functioning on ceunpus. Instru- mental groups exist as a lab for music majors or as an opportunity to gain experience in student conduction, arranging, music library, and instru- ment repair. Tlie Singing Trojannaires and Trojannettes First Row: Patricia Sudduth, Linda Black, Sandra Little, Janet Williams. Second Row: Ken Purvis, Yvonne Gibner, Dorothy Black, Terosa Hood, Lynda Strawbridge, Freddie Matthews. Deltcttt ' s must rt-main poised, in spite of hardsliips posed by those often unco-operative and uncomfortable elements, Wind and Cold. THE DANCING The Dancing Deltettes, numbering twenty-one, worked diligently to produce a spectacular half-time show at every football game. Under the direction of Mrs. Gordon Aden, they were commended on each performance. Bubbling spirit and initiative made this fine dance and precision drill team a credit to our college. During the second semester the Deltettes traveled with the stage band and performed at civic clubs and high schools throughout this district. MRS. GORDON ADEN, Director Left to Right: Mary Lue Read, Mitzi Corley, Sara Murphy Left to Right: Debbie Green, Amy Hartness, Jo Marsha (Head DeltPtte). Charlotte Runnels. Bankston, Nora Williams. Deltettes perform on stage on Homecoming Day. Trudging with one ' s raincoat over her bermudas to a grueling three-hour practice session, memoriz- ing many varying routines, changing one ' s apparel for the next act in an incredibly brief period of time in front of an incredulous audience, and smiling charmingly while one virtually freezes to death, are part of being a Deltette. Yet, all these things are only a means to the end: the provision of entertainment. The Retro staff lauds the Dancing Deltettes for executing this task so well and will- ingly. Le « to Right: Barbara Jones, Linda Favara, Barbara Lov- ett, Sandv Gildart. Left to Right: Janet Hawthorne, Shirley Stewart, Carol Grice, Linda Gail Tatum. Left to Right: Sue Brown, Elaine Dickson, Patricia Sud- duth, Jackie Wills, Lynda Strawbridge. 1 STUDENT COUNC IL Thf Student Council is the vocal organ of the student body, and as such it serves as a representative, agent, and diplomat. This past year for the Student Council has been one of plans and schemes centered around movies, elections, beanies, dances, jackets, and photog- raphy; it has been a year of projects and cam- paigns to revise the constitution, set up a secret ballot and amend out-moded rules. Many of these designs and intentions materialized; some did not. All were for the benefit of the student; if profit were made in one campaign, its dividends were pooled in another to advance the opportunities of Mississippi Delta students. Thus, the Student Council has rendered service not only to students of this year, but to Mississippi Delta Trojans in the years to come. MR. CHARLIE F. JOINER Sponsor 80 JIMMY HARRIS President CECIL BAILEY Vice-President SHIRLEY FERGUSON Secretary- Treasurer ELZY STACY Second Vice-President YVONNE GILMER Sophomore Representative SANDRA LITTLE Sophomore Representative HELEN HALES Freshman Representative NORA WILUAMS Freshman Representative JO MARSHA BANKSTON Girls ' Dorm Representative LARRY MAYHELD Boys ' Dorm Representative 8i SHIRLEY FERGUSON Editor EVELYN COCILOVA Assistant Editor LEEANNE CARR Business Manager KICKIE ANDERSON Art Editor GARY BROWN Literary Editor RETROSPEC The Retrospect staff this past year was an assem- blage of twenty-one people, more or less, who strived to present a biography of a year on the MDJC campus. This staff and our school were the parents of a child: a yearbook. The 1967 Retro- spect was conceived in September. In October the publisher was consulted as to proper schedules, procedures, and the approximate date of its ex- pected arrival. The yearbook staff deliberated long and hard in selecting and preparing its diet — memories of you. There was much work engaged in the important element Time — nine months of time. In May it was delivered. And so, as with a child mature, this yearbook, once complete, is no longer the staff ' s; it belongs to you because you have created it with your life on the MDJC campus. Retrospect is an attitude — an intangible thing; our staff has tried to preserve the highlights of this year for this attitude. The 1967 Retrospect is our tangible effort. This was a year of precedence for the Retrospect staff: for the first time the yearbook deaft only with our college activities and not those of Moorhead High School also. TERRY MAXWELL Sports Editor MARSHA HARPOLE PAUL JAUDON Features Editor Typist Editor CAROL NEAL Classes Editor HELEN SMITH Lay-Out Edito. JUDY BEAUBE DONALD BROWN GENA FISACKERLY CHAHLOTTE GEIGER HIGDON HERRINGTON I STAFF Also for the first time the staff was granted a room all its own in Stansell Hall, in which to work and store materials. BRENDA JACKS JESSIE LITTLE MARTHA TILL JANET WILLL MS SANDRA WILUAMS October 31. 196« Sunflower Fetals UNFOLDING STUDENT PROGRESS AT MISSISSIPPI DELTA JUNIOR COLLEGE Vol. 34 No. 2 Moorhead, Mississippi 1 rujans i ump ooimes Delta Trojans stood their ground and repulsed the invading laining yardage for the score. Jerry Steed ' s point-after at- homecoming program ;mpt was wide. The half ended with the score tied six all. | will be climaxed Saturday, The Trojans second score came in the third quarter. James November 5 with a full day trait picker Ipckine. 60 vard:? fnr i arfivifip ' ; ■slated f purchased in the Registrar ' s Office now until 5:00 P November 3. Don ' t miss this Dance Itinn nf Mr? .Tp,Tn Ahram : willl aciu lui a The Sunflower Petals Publication of Mississippi Delta Junior College Walter R. Harrison Ruth Morgan Phyllis Green Sammy Newsome Shirley Stewart Michael Vemer, Evelyn Kiker, Noel Mann, Richard Hunter, Jimmy Kinken- non, John Love Ricky Nobile, Ricky Anderson, Brenda Jacks, and Elzy Stacy. Cheral Cothran, Linda Cothran, Debora Cook, Linda Walker, Shirley Fox, Cecil Bailey, Jimmy Smith, Tommy Free, Ronnie Ray, Robert Rocconi, Nora Wil- liams, Charles Chapin, and Becky Cook. Walter R. Harrison Printed by En terprise-Tocsin, Indianola, Mississippi Editor Associate Editor Business Manager Assistant Business Manager Layout Editor Columnists Sports Editor Cartoonists •s of ) the con- ' itics 8:00 )jans inior new ■ the new Ferris from Cleveland, Little from Belzoni and Case from Greenwood. College buses will i jr regular routes homec day. Commuting studem encouraged to return f ' festivities. Dormitory si are requested to rem; campus. The student will sponsor activities night. November 4. Annual Sti edi- nore nan- nore itor; nore edi- pole, lead; sniriey. win oe a reai coiiege annual since Moorhead High School is no longer included in the Mississippi Delta campus. We will have more coverage of special college events and everyday school life. A representative of Benson Scheduled For College Campus Night Choir, a voluntary non-credit course, is planned by Mr. Charles Montgomery, vnirp nd rhora! director at layout editor: Helen sophomore from Moc and sports editor: Terrj well, sophomore from head. Additional sophomore members are: Sherri I Cleveland; Charlotte Grenada; Brenda Jacks ing Fork; Carol Neal, I Elzy Stacy, Drew; Franl gill, Greenville; Judy I Port Gibson; Glenna Rolling Fork; and Sand tie. Belzoni. Other sophomore m are: Becky Gober, Clar Sandra Williams, I STUDENT ARTIST bU by M Members work under direction of sponsor, Miss Laney Wooten- elief atthcitt id better on tl the day w« fl rned: pws that a report will be sent to parents who will then be |e to determine what son has been doing at Mississippi Delta the past nine weeks. The academic record of the students |y not be all A ' s but the boys, with the encouragement of draft board, will be striving to keep their heads above water. Good luck, everyone! igs by 1 ississippl ave beer in the S hough M ting for much p: ys Mrs. Jj structor. ly her pt rs are rei ften con( ymbolisn: lose kins. ' h is madi, rence fc se palnt Editor-Photographer Walter Harrison enjoys his work Another fact has been revealed the paat few dayi. Glj will be hard to find this winter. They go from dorm t catetd to class to dorm. Not much chanae to snare one, is there? the pluter ll ve began to | rmitory QUXI d lardlncs I eol jrear will uroh week. Hlj ing in niunlM| ;ainst the wa teria food 1 S« Paper staff wheels review latest issue. left with authority, with a feeling for color harmony, and com- position, yet retain much of the delicacy of traditional oriental painting. While we ' re at this noint. whv don ' t the eirls get togetll su essfur%osJ Unfolding Student Progress at Mississippi Delta jorm. they rely on syrr Junior College : this is the motto of the Sunflower than on the Chan Petals, the school newspaper. As the main line of o plicity of anatom communication, it announces coming campus activi- does however reports on present and past events which sympathy for he afiFect the student body. attribute which Long hours must be spent to produce a copy for bohcTpp rMch ciriculation. Facts must be gathered, stories written Her paintings rewritten, pictures taken and developed, the viewed by many copy sent to the printers and returned ' as proofs faculty members jjg corrected and pasted on dummy sjieets. The has been favors j ga jji es must be figured and the copy sent back tential as an art . , i • • a i i 0- to the printers tor the actual prmtmg. At long last es ' sute cc the product is released to the commending and or loteii, Novw wyGuuIUS I condemning eyes of the student body . . . and the . ENGAGEMENT , g(.g£f again prepares to meet its publication deadline, j preient t of Inverness announce the en- musical skit, ' Knjoy Yourselves , written and directed by k Montgomery. The public is invited; the admission ia usua $1.00. Proceeds from this program are used to support the p jects of the MASN. Students Busy Freshman nursing students are not allowed to go to iforms are o ' clock in the i peruse recent chronicle while girls industriously pre- a new Tli the setting lor 1 P re for next paper. t„ pri behind tbe sed. May y nd gagement of their daughter. MeUnda Martin, to Mr. Dennie O. Young, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Young also of Inverness. All Saints Catholic Church of Belzoni, Nov Boys! The girls still have our I Thanks to supervisor Bub- 1 officers for the fr-orr BAPTIST STUDENT UNION BSU EXECUTIVE COUNCIL— Seoterf; Steve Coston, Pres- ident. Standing, Left to Right: Judy Beaube, Social Chair- man; Yvonne Gilmer, Secretary; Lynda Strawbridge, Pub- licity Chairman; Dotsi Hendon, Music Chairman; Jim Bell, Commuters ' Representative; Marsha Jane Harpole, Missions Chairman; Janet Williams, Vice-President; Charlotte Geiger, YWA Representative. Not Pictured: Sandra Fancher, Nurses ' Representative. The Baptist Student Union is a Christian organi- zation led by the director. Charles Lott, and the BSU Executive Council composed of MDJC stu- dents. The BSU means many things to many students — a source of spiritual strength, a place of fellowship, an opportunity to learn more about God. The BSU does not have a membership roll. A student becomes part of the BSU by participation and involvement in its activities. The regular features of the BSU are Noonday Devotions, Bible Study, Choir Practice, General BSU Meetings, and the annual BSU Banquet. This organization is sponsored by Baptist churches in the Delta. These churches were respon- sible for building the new BSU Center. 86 MR. CHARLES LOTT Director PHYLLIS GREEN President The Mississippi Delta Wesley Foundation, under the supervision of Reverend Robert Alexander of the Moorhead Methodist Church, is a specialized ministry of the Methodist Church fulfilling spiritual needs on the college campus. It seeks to make the meaning of Christian faith more real to the student during his college years by stimulating him to think about his vocation as a Christian student. In the Wesley Foundation, fellowship is both the pursuit of enjoyable companionship and service to the campus community. 87 WOMEN ' S COVER lATIO The Women ' s Student Government Association is composed of all residents in the girls ' dormitories. Its purpose is . . . to form a more perfect union, establish justice, insure domestic tranquillity, provide for the common defense, and promote the general welfare . . . Through the leadership of the W.S.G.A. Council or offi- cers and the dorm mothers, Mrs. Reeves and Mrs. Cartwright, the organization strives to fulfill these intents with monthly house meetings, trials held at Council meetings, enforcement of rules by monitors, fire drills (frequently after twelve), fund-raising pro- jects, and fund-exhausting festivities. Through these activities the W.S.G.A. provides a better atmosphere for studv and leisure. W.S.G.A. COUNCIL SHIRLEY FERGUSON President DOROTHY BLACK Vice-President SHERRI FERRISS Secretary DOTSI HENDON Reporter DIANE SMITH Head Monitor VIVIAN BODIE LINDA WALKER BARBARA DAME PHYLUS GREEN SANDRA UTTLE MARY LUE READ LINDA SHERMAN W.S.G.A. holds weekly meetings in Main lobby. 88 ELECTRONICS CLUB OFFICERS ROSS TAYLOR President BERNICE HUNT Vice-President LEROY PEEPLES Secretary HERBERT GOSS Reporter Billy Brpwnr Robert Dakin David Devine Rodney Ethridge Johnny Frazicr William Fortner Phillip Gillis Herbert Goss Frankie Hickman William Hunter Jimmy Lewis Ivan Montague Leroy Peeples Ted Rains Edwin Siddon Charles Simmons Ross Taylor Emmett Thompson Laton Upchurch Mitchell Weeks Thomas Worbington The purpose of the Electronics Club is to provide an organization that serves the interest of students enrolled in electronic technology. Governed by a body of officers selected by the members, the club participates in most of the school ' s activities, such as Homecoming. Other functions include contact- ing possible future employers and having them talk to the club, maintaining school electronic equip- ment, and providing services to students. CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY First Row: Larry Acuff, Randy Bader, Robbie Bain, Larry Belk, Tommy Blaylock, Don Brown, Danny Browning, Danny Burchfield, Leeanne Carr. Second Row: William Cooper, Buddy DeMoney, David Ellard, Richard Engst, Pat Godbold, Kenneth Gordon, Clark Griffin, Charles Herren, Gene Hodnett. Third Row: James Hoover, Billy Hutchinson. Alvin Jenkins, William Johnson, Albert Jones, Ferman Killum, Walter Kilpatrick, Sammy McClellan, Danny McCraney. Fourth Row: William Milam, James Moore, Charles Oursler, Richard Pitts, Ira Robertson, Walter Robertson, Dempsey Rutledge, Ned Servadio, Ruben Sorrells. Fifth Row: Ernest Stewart, James Stokes, John Taylor, Ronald Turner, O ' Neil Whatley, Glenn Wilhams, Wayne Williams, Gerald Willoughby. WAYNE WILLIAMS President JOHN TAYLOR Vice-President LEEANNE CARR Secretary SAMMY McCLELLAN Reporter The Construction Technology Club is concerned with furthering the aims of the course itself. Con- struction Technology is concerned with the de- signing, supervision and construction of homes, commercial buildings and other building projects. The course offers both creative and practial train- ing. The student is taught to draw plans, design, and follow through with the construction details and methods. 90 ART CLUB John Abraham Rickie Anderson Minnie Bidwell Billi BovtT Catherine Burnside Linda Chambers Barbara Collum Helen Ferrell Elsie Foster Brenda Jacks Evelyn Kiker Jo Ann Lane Johnsie McCarver Charles Odkes Ken Purvis Charles Smith EJzy Stacy Lenice Terrell Left to Right: Brenda Jacks, Reporter; Mrs. Jean Abrams, Sponsor; Jo Ann Lane, Publicity Chairman; Elzy Stacy, President; Billi Boyer, Secretary-Treasurer; Mrs. Evelyn Kiker, Program Chairman. Not Pictured: Rickie Ander- son, President. The Art Club at MDJC was organized in Septem- ber of 1965 under the leadership of Mrs. Jean Abrams to unite art majors and others interested in the field of art and so promote its interest on the campus and throughout the surrounding area. This past year the group has sponsored shows on the campus by outstanding artists, and they have sent student exhibitions to off-campus loca- tions to advance the art program of the school. The club has been very active in support of campus activities requiring the special touch of art students — decorating, advertising, and illustrating, among other things. SOPHOMORE NURSES Mrs. Dovie Chun Diane Evans Sandra Francher Mrs. Frances Flowers Mrs. Eleanor Hobbs Terosa Hood Dell KeUer Mrs. Martha Kelly Nancy Nelson Mary France Owens Mrs. Esther Watkins Mary Lue Read Miss Student Nurse 1%6. Not Pictured: Mrs. Virginia Abston, Mrs. Ellere Allen, Mrs. Lucille Britt, Mrs. Lorraine Fox, Mrs. Mary Goodwin, Mrs. Linda Hughes, Mrs. Ca- therine Kelley, Mrs. Anne Schmaltz, Sheila Stewart. In November, 1966, the Missippi Delta Student Nurses won the student talent show at the state convention. The Mississippi Delta District Student Nurses Association provides the student nurses with the opportunity to participate in a pre-professional organization. It aids in the development and growth of the individual student by fostering good citizenship and an interest in the nursing profes- sion. The club provides a close bond among stu- dent nurses throughout Mississippi. The students have an opportunity to attend conventions and to participate in a state-wide contest for Mississippi Student Nurse of the Year. FRESHMAN NURSES Mrs. Diane Barnett Suelynn Bennett Janney Broussard Mrs. Betty Browning Mrs. Rebecca Cook Sandra Cothxan Mrs. Gladys Edwards Linda Ferretti Sherri Ferriss Dolly Flynn Mrs. Rose Fulgham Mrs. Magnolia Gattis Patricia Glover Mrs. Hope Harris Mrs. Ouida Hood Wanda Johnson Mrs. Diane Joseph Carolyn Kellum Mrs. Nema Kimbrell Susan LaBarreare Robert Lee Dorothy Moore Mrs. Shirley Reginelli Judy Riley Mrs. Birdie Sims Lucille Smith Mrs. Annie Smyly Betty Venuti Linda Walton Ronald Yarborough ♦Miss Student Nurse 1967 OFFICERS ELEANOR HOBBS President SUSAN LaBARREARE Vice-President, LINDA HUGHES Recording Secretary TEROSA HOOD Corresponding Secretary DOVIE CHUN Treasurer REBECCA COOK Parliamentarian LUCILLE BRITT Reporter MRS. HELEN MEREDITH Sponsor 93 IVI CLUB First Row: Gene Lewis, Rickie Anderson, Elzy Stacy, James Strait, Terry Green, Bailey Peyton. Second Row: Coach Bellipanni. Sponsor; Higdon Herrington, Bobby Cain, Billy Walker, Pemble Davis, David Wolfe, John Taylor, Curtis Hood, William Milam, Donald Young, Hank Collins. Third Row: James Branning, Mike O ' Brien, Jerry Wilson, Bobby Shannon, Chester Wooten, William Willard, William Grif- fin, Jimmy Harris, Louis Herring, Ronnie Livingston, Larry Copelin. The M Club was formed to give more credit to the school ' s outstanding lettermen and athletes. Its purpose is to give each letterman a respect for his school and his part on the team. To be qualified one must participate and earn a letter in one of the sports at M.D.J. C. Through the M Club the sports- man acquires self-discipline, a sense of belonging, and respect, not only for his school, but for him- self. 94 Athletics is placed in this section of the annual because this is where it falls in the process of the day— after the classes and bouts with teachers and organiza- tional activities. Of course, everything concerning athletics is not over with the end of the afternoon, but this time of day is usually practice-time for the athletes. Surely none will argue the contention that practice is the most important part of athletics, for it faring out the ability and capacity while the mostly nocturnal contests are purely for the pleasure of their admiring on-look- ers. 96 99 MDJC 20 Sept. 11 MDJC 0 Sept. 17 MDJC 19 Sept. 24 MDJC 13 Oct. 8 MDJC 14 Oct. 15 MDJC 14 Oct. 22 MDJC 20 Oct. 29 MDJC 24 Nov. 5 MDJC 35 Nov. 12 MDJC 46 Nov. 19 TROJAN SCOREBOARD Southwest 13 Itawamba 7 Pearl River 6 Holmes 40 Holmes 12 Co-Lin 27 East Central 7 Jones 34 Northwest 6 East Miss 13 Head coach, J. B. Randall, backfield coach, Carl Grubb, and line coach, Jim Bellipanni follow boys intently from sidelines. Football managers, Higdon Herrington and Frank Buc- hanan administer care to wounded Trojan. lOO HANK COLUNS-Quarterback LARRY COPELIN-Center JERRY STEED End HALL BRIDGES— racfeZe MATT LAND— Quarterback GENE MlTCREU Wingback CURTIS ROOD— Guard MIKE COROLLA Guard 1966 BASKETBALL COACH JIM BELLIPANNI The Trojan basketball team once again proved that basketball is not just a fill-in between fall and spring football. Through the determination of the thirteen mem- bers of the team, the coaching of Mr. Jim Bell- ipanni, and the assistance of manager Elzy Stacy, the Trojan basketball team broke even with 11 wins and 11 losses after journeying to thfr state tournaments. 104 ' 66 TRACK TEAM MACK PILGRIM BUTCH BERRY PEMBLE DAVIS DONALD YOUNG PAUL THOMAS WALTER PENNEBAKER CURTIS HOOD Directed by Coach Jim Randall, the ' 66 track team established a highly creditable record. Win- ning in the district contests, the team tried its prowess at the state play-off and captured the over- all championship! 1966 TENNIS TEAM Features are those magic things which transfonn an ordinary day into a very special day. And special days do much to shorten the distance between ordi- nary days and thus brevitate the length of our annual journey. Features, though not indispensable, do execute an impor- tant function in the classday world : they ameliorate the monotonous conditions bred by routine and repetition. Ill Ill I 3 I SHERRI FERRISS Miss M.D.J.C. 7 1 HOMECOMING 1966 HOMECOMING ROYALTY: Jo Marsha Bankston, Diane Case, Queen Sandra Little, Sherri Ferriss, Linda Black. Escorts: James Strait, Terry Green, Bailey Peyton, Jimmy Harris, President of Student Council; Ronnie Livingston, Reagan Ford. Homecoming ' 67 began on Friday, November 4, with the film Trial and Error with Peter Sellers presented by the Student Council. On Saturday, November 5, the festivity fell into full swing as present-day students and MDJC alumni assembled on the campus to enjoy an art show presented by Mrs. Abrams and her students and exhibits con- structed by various organizations. In the afternoon the coronation was celebrated in the auditorium and Miss Sandra Little proclaimed Homecoming Queen by Jimmy Harris, Student Council President. Her royalty and that of her maids was feted with contributions from the chorus, band, and Deltettes. Following was a reception for the alumni in the library. The exhibit entered by the Retrospect Staff was awarded first place. HOMECOMING 1966 Doing the honors for the pre-game show was Mr. W. B. Duggins, the president of the Alumni Assoc- iation, who congratulated the new queen. Then the zenith of the entire weekend: the MDJC Trojans clashed with the Jones Bobcats. And so it was: a new president, a new queen, a new football field, but an old feeling — that nostalgic mixture of pride and homecoming. HALL OF After careful consideration of each member of the Sophomore class a fa- culty committee nominated a number of students, and the 1%7 Hall of Fame members were chosen from these nom- ineesL Candidates for this honor must have a minimum B grade average for three semesters and be tentatively approved for graduation. They must also have a re- MISS RUTH ANN MORGAN Sunflower, Mississippi Member Drama Club, 1; Member SUN- FLOWER PETALS, 1; Associate Edi- tor, 2; Member, Phi Theta Kappa, 1, 2. MISS SHIRLEY FERGUSON Doddsville, Mississippi Editor, 1%7 RETROSPECT, 2; Mem- ber, W. S. G. A. Council, 1, President, 2; Secretary, Student Council, 2; Who ' s Who, 2; Beta Alpha Scholar, 1, 2. cord of good citizenship, service and leadership. Those elected must have made contributions to the welfare of the school and student body and must have shown evidence of potential commimity leadership. These four were selected for the high- est honor attributed to a student of Miss- issippi Delta Junior College. MISS PHYLLIS GREEN Jackson, Mississippi Member, W.S.G.A. Council, 2: Mem- ber, Wesley, I, President 2; Member, Drania Club, 1 ; Business Manager, SUNFLOWER PETALS, 2. MRS. EVELYN KIKER Belzonia, Mississippi Designer of cover, 1966 RETRO- SPECT; Member, Art Club, 1, Pro- gram Chairman, 2; Member SUN- FLOWER PETALS, 2; Member Inter- national Relations Club, 1, President, 2; Member, Phi Theta Kappa. 1, 2. vie And so it has been . . . Once the cogs of our minds began turning and the wheels of our eiforts spinning, all of which tend to rust readily, our arduous road of schooling became more navigable. For many, this all-important journey dwindled into a mere sight-seeing excursion, and they became interested only in picking up souvenirs along the way — mostly memories of bouts with Bacchus and Venus. But for many of us this has been a very useful journey, for we have realized that junior college is a valuable short cut toward making connections for a far greater journey — that of all our lives ahead. As we sit at the cross-roads and the traffic thickens, we see stretching before us a myriad of routes, some of which will eventuate into weed-infest ed ruts and some into super-high- ways. The choice of our destiny is KKK ff ours; in the words of a wise Ger- The picture at the left depicts a scene of the past and present making way for and merging into the future — all made possible for Mississippi Delta Junior College by its supporters and boos- ters. PIGGLY WIGGLY of SHAW, INC YOUR COMPLETE FOOD STORE Shaw Miss. COMPLIMENTS OF ROY ' S GROCERY AND BEN FRANKLIN STORE Rulevllle Mississippi SPRINGER BROS. FORD, INC YOUR FRIENDLY FORD DEALER Cleveland Mississippi HENDERSON REXALL DRUGS Phone 624-6591 Clarksdale Miss. BOB BOBO INSURANCE CO. Ph. 624-6548 Clarksdale Mississippi Langs+on Insurance Agency i Ph. 381 1 SERVES YOU FIRST ' Shaw Miss. BINGHAM ' S DX SERVICE STATION Inverness Miss. N. J. DU PLAIN PURE OIL STATION Ph. 638 Belzoni Miss. O ' BRIEN TIRE CO. GOODYEAR DEALER Belzoni Miss. J. P. SUMMERS CHEVROLET COMPANY Belzoni Miss. CROCKER APPLIANCE— FURNITURE Cleveland Mississippi PHONE 887 ■ 2602 ALL HOURS INDIANOLA. 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LAMB ' S STUDIO AND CAMERA SHOP ;reenwoo( Miss. MISSISSIPPI DELTA JUNIOR COLLEGE IS GROWING! SUPPORT HER TROJANS! i