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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1969 volume:

JUS aggg oou, Di igitized by the Internet Archive in 2015 https : arch i ve . o rg detai Is ret rospect 1969miss Editor DONNY BOWMAN Assistant Editor RONNIE WELCH MISSISSIPPI DELTA JUNIOR COLLEGE • Moorhead. Mississippi SPORTS— page 19 FEATURES— page 33 ADMINISTRATION— page 59 CLASSES— page 77 ACTIVITIES— page 121 The span between 1927 and 1969 can be measured in more than mere years. For those forty-two years have witnessed not only the increase in curricula and collegiate crowd, but also a significant campus expansion. The arch itecture of the aging Administration building looks out upon a scene as youthful and modern as the tempo of the times. As the atmosphere of today ' s youth has taken on new lines and areas of dimension, so have the buildings which grace the MDJC campus. Five new structures — four built during the summer of 1968 — stand as evidence of the expanding role of the college in the lives of the mod Delta student. From the new concept of community living to the even newer concepts of community teaching, Mississippi Delta Junior College has become an example of the truly community college. . V Ive n- dit fo ill yX. Y X Y X Y Y- 3 Y Y- 3 Y V V 3C V Y Y ' AocAqcAqcAqcA ' xA ' x Aoe A x Y i y Y Y C Y Y Y Y Y Y Y GY Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Ed . i i i i i i ■ The expanded curricula have required new teaching techniques. Three new buildings have provided ample space for the teaching techniques. The new vocational technical complex with its many areas of study gives many students the opportunity to pursue new and modern careers never before offered at Mississippi Delta. This new complex has provided space for Data processing, additional equipment for the business students, additional lab space and equipment for electronics technology and twelve new vocational courses. The Horton Science Building has provided space for the closed circuit educational T. V. ygcAgeAge Age Age Age Age Age Age Age Age Age AY Y Y Y Aoc Age A oc A ge Age Age Age Age Age Age A jc y 3C Y The first prerequisite for a successful college is a capable administration — and MDJC has just what is demanded. Through not only the established offices of President and Public Relations but also through the expanded offices of Dean of Students, Vocational-Technical Co-ordinator, Director of Publicity, and Director of Publications, there has been an expansion of curricula and of teaching techniques. Expansion has also been aided by the reorganization and modernization of existing facilities. As a result of the efforts of the schools administration there has been a greater realization of goals, and, consequently, a greater fulfillment of purpose. 10 The students at MDJC today have a wider range of involvement than ever before. The new Vandiver Student Union is the pivot for the majority of student activities. Since the building houses both the cafeteria and the Trojan Grill, the Vandiver Student Union has become the center of congregation. From its center radiates the pulse of student life — the Student Council, the Sunflower Petals, the Retrospect. Through the activities which go on within Vandiver and through the congenial atmosphere it provides, the student acquires a sense of belonging. A AxAx AocAocAgcAgcAgcAgcAocAocAocAgcA A A ' A xAx AocAocAgcAgcAgcA-x Aqc AgcA C AocA A The changes in campus attire are evident. As the hair grows longer the skirts grow shorter. The skirts are shrinking just about as fast as the hair is growing longer. One thing that is always new to the freshman is the bright red beanie which covers the bald head. YY Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y 15 hedicaticn Every school has its dynamic personality. On every campus there is the man who wins the respect of all students. Here at Mississippi Delta Junior College that man is Jimmy Bell i pa n n i . Coach Jimmy has served as teacher and coach at MDJC for seventeen years. During that time he has guided students both on and off the athletic field. His principles of good sportsmanship have been evident in actions as well as in words. His service to the college as a teacher, dean of men, basketball and football coach, counselor, leader in the community, and loyal supporter of faculty sponsored activities is immeasurable. Fellow faculty members as well as students have valued his friendship and guidance. It is for that reason the staff of the 1969 RETROSPECT proudly dedicates this annual to him. 16 As coach looks intently upon the field, he thinks, If I ever get my hands on that guy, I ' m going to chew him up like this piece of grass. 18 COACH GRUBB TROJAN RECORD M.D.J.C 13; Colin 0 M.D.J.C 19; Ittawamba 0 M.D.J.C 14; Southwest 7 M.D.J.C 14; Northwest 38 M.D.J.C 7; Holmes 0 M.D.J.C 0; Perkinston 14 M.D.J.C 6; East Miss 7 M.D.J.C. 0; East Central 6 M.DJ.C 7; Jones 38 20 First Row: Wesley Springfield, Lee Owens, Murray Litton, Ronny Dodd, Gene White, Freddie Childs, Tommy Mullens Donnie Dickerson, Jimmy Dees, David Bariola, Robert Love, Allen Shaffer, David Stonestreet, and Roger Lamberson. Second Row: Jack Linebarger, Bill Strait, John Henderson, Henry Dunn, Bobby Steinriede, Louis Bradley, Jennings Pinkins, Joe Binder, Wayne Hargrove, Bobby Jones, Dave Dunaway, Tommy Jefcoat, Vince Venuti, and Frank Dantone. Third Row: Eugene Manuel, David Mason, Robert Byars, Jesse Murphree, Rick Grafton, Jimmy Pilgreen, Tommy Fava, Ernest Blaine, Pete Burnett, Larry Cox, Joel Henderson, John Sabin, Bill Kirksey, and Clark Henderson. 21 JOHN HENDERSON Fullback 22 Randall Aai4 We W tu c bad gawA but the reAt uete c cJe. EUGENE MANUEL Guard 23 PETE BURNETT Tackle 24 The Thirty-foe JreAkmen gate The Teatft A W Appearance. JIMMY PILGREEN Center ft LEE OWENS Halfback HENRY DUNN Guard WAYNE HARGROVE End BILL KIRKSEY Quarterback ROGER LAMBERSON Halfback 25 JACK RAY LINEBARGER Quarterback 26 Jetty-toe ScifA Jewed A £eal Team DAVID BARIOLA Center FREDDIE CHILDS End JIMMY DEES Tackle 27 DOUG RUSSEL Guard JESSIE MURPHREE Wingback yeam XccftJ To Vext I ear Rattled BILL STRAIT Wingback JOE BINDER End DONNIE DICKERSON Halfback LOUIS BRADLEY Fullback 28 Kasketball David Barioli, Robert Dalton, Joe McNeer, Charles Nichols, Richard Briscoe, Bubba Campbell, Randy Murrell, Darrell Gallion, Bobby Pearson. WE JOE McNEER RANDY MURRELL 31 BUBBA CAMPBELL ROBERT DALTON 33 34 35 36 37 1 RICKY MANNING JERRY SUMRALL SeautieA DONNA TERRELL GLORIA MEEKS 38 In the annual scholarship pageant sponsored by the Moorhead Rotary Club, Carolyn Strawbridge was chosen to represent Mississippi Delta in the Miss Mississippi competition. She was selected by a panel of judges on the basis of beauty, poise, and talent. 40 41 tHr. W Ift Jj PerMHalitif 43 47 48 t Utin u ' ukeJi Reader A BRENDA BELL LINDA BOWIE DIANNE BROWN CHERYL CASTELLANE DAVE DUNAWAY MARSHA LUNGRIN CHARLES RAY NICHOLS ALLEN PEARSON DEBBY POWELL DANNY STREET BARBARA TOLAR PATRICIA WATSULA This year for the first time, the R ETROSPECT wishes to give special recognition to worthy students for service and leadership above and beyond the call of duty. These people met distinctive qualifications. Eligible students were those who were not on disciplinary probation, who were not elected to a major office or title, but who have made a significant contribution to MDJC through hard work and participation. Nominees were selected by the Student Council and the RETROSPECT Staff. 49 50 51 Seta Alpha Beta Alpha Scholars Society is an honor society which offers recognition for academic achievement. Admission is based on the attainment of a 2.5 or better academic average and a record of good citizenship. This society especially affords recognition to students who commute and are unable to assume an active role in school organizations. 52 Robert Van Norman crowns the Queen, Osa Melott, as Her escort, Eddie Hobbs, looks on. The tears of happiness really begin to flow when Mary Anna Harvey, President of the Student Council, presents Osa with a lovely bouquet. 54 55 Escort, Ronnie Rauch; Maid, Merrie Denman; Escort, Barry Jones; Maid, Cheryl Jones; Mary Anna Harvey; Queen Osa Melott; Robert Van Norman; Escort, Eddie Hobbs; Maid, Glynda Young; Escort, Van Crook; Maid, Diane Hinkle; and Escort Butch Reginelli. 56 33 5 VANDIVER STUDENT UNION Above: Glynda Young, Jeni Stockton, Reqina Thaxton, Warren Duvall, Debbie Dreher, Carolyn Straw- bridge, Osa Melott. Below: Jeni, Carolyn, Regina, and Debbie pose for a snap before the Trojans come onto the field. 57 OSA MELOTT CAROLYN STRAWBRIDGE GLYNDA YOUNG JOE ABRAMS Band Director MRS. YVONNE BENNETT Business English ALVIN C. AUSTIN Mathematics Science 62 MRS. MARY BLACKSHER MRS. DORIS BOYER Assistant Librarian 63 MRS. ANN EIDSON Nursing Science Jacuttif MISS GILDA ERVIN History CHARLES P. FOLEY Director of Vocational- Technical Education CARL GRUBB Physical Science Physical Education 64 MAXIMO GUTIERREZ Spanish Jacu ti MRS. WILLIE M. HOLMES Dormitory Hostess 65 RUSSELL PATTERSON MARK PILGRIM Construction Technology 66 J. B. RANDALL KARL RUSHING MISS NAN I E P. SCROGGINS Business Manager 67 69 MRS. SHARON BUTTS English RICHARD CHESTEEN Political Science 70 JAMES DROWN Drafting Design MRS. MARY KATHERINE DUNN Chemistry 71 MRS. FRANCES HYDE Nursing Science Jacultif MISS WYNEMA McGREW Director of Nursing MISS AMELIA KUO Data Processing 17 WILLIE NEAL Geography Economics MRS. JO MARSALIS Bookstore faculty H. ALAN NELMS Electronics 73 MR. LESLIE STEELE Social Science 74 JOHN PAUL WALKER Farm Mechanics CHARLES WOOLEY Machine Shop ROY WALL JR. Welding MRS. NELL STONESTREET English faculty CHARLIE JOINER History 75 76 ClaAAeA JreAktnan 78 79 80 Clau 7 1 1 w - T p TIM PRICHETT BILLY BOZEMAN JOE BRADSHAW EDWARD BREWER PAM BROADWAY RONALD BROCATO DONNA BRITT JANET BRITT KATHY BRIDGES DANNY BROWER JAMES BROWNLEE DIANE BROWN NANCY BROWN TERRY BROWN WOODY BROWN RICHARD BRUISTER FRED BRYANT DANNY BURCHFIELD CYNTHIA BURGESS DENNIS BURRELL JESSE BURRELL CAROLYN BUROFF ROSA BYNUM DALE CANNON 81 MARY AN GREGORY JIMM CHERYL CAS ' ROBERT C A. JOh LARI JOHN CRE CARLENE CRA 82 Clau MARY LOU CRAWFORD JOHN CRITTENDEN VAN CROOK DAVID CURRY ROBERT DALTON THOMAS EDWARDS DAVID ELLARD SAM ELLIS ELLA ELMORE WAYNE ELMORE 83 RONNIE ETHERIDGE CARL EUBANK DUDLEY EVANS JANICE EVANS RANDALL EVANS MIKE FLYNN CAROL FOLEY JOE FORD VIRGINIA FORD JOHN FRAZIER 84 -r J WENDELL FRAZIER LEROY FREY DAVID FERGUSON CHARLES FULLER MICHAEL GAFFORD WILLIAM GARRARD MARK GARY JAMES GASTON DAVID GATLIN BILL GEESLIN ROBERT GILMER RICK GRAFTON JESSICA GREGG JIMMY GREGG KENNY GREEN LARRY GREEN JAMES GRIFFIN CHARLES GROSS MAY JUE GONG BILL GOODWIN KENNETH GORDON CAROLYN HADDON ERNEST HALL HAYDEN HALL 85 LINDA HALL ANDREA HAIRSTON KENNETH HAIRSTON ALLAN HAMMONS BETTY HARRER FELIX HAMMOCK MARY ANNA HARVEY TERESA HASSETT BILLY HAYNES TOMMY HAYNIE LARRY HAZARD JOHN HAZZARD CLARK HENDERSON JOEL HENDERSON JOHN HENDERSON ROY HENDON CLARK HILL LINDA HILL JAMES HINES RONNIE HITCHCOCK GLENN HITT SAMMY HIX EDDIE HOBBS ROBERT OWEN (BUTCH) HOBSON I M - v - j 1 5 _. 86 Clau REED HOSUE LEWIS HORTON KENNETH HUGHES BOBBY HUTCHINSON ROBERT HODNETT BOBBY HOLDER KENNETH HOLLOWAY JIMMY HOOPER JAMES HOOVER CHARLES JENKINS EARL JENKINS JOHNNY JENNINGS RAYBURN JENNINGS ANDY JOHNSON BRUCE JOHNSON JOYCE JOHNSON WILLIAM JOHNSON CHARLES JOINER 87 DENNIS JOINER BARBARA JONES BURT JONES CHARLES JONES CHERYL JONES JOHNNY JONES KEN JORDON GEORGE JOSEPH LARRY KELLY MACK KING JIMMY KINKENN ON WALTER KILPATRICK COLE KNIGHTEN ROY KOHANSKI ROBERT KERSH DAVID KILLIBREW JOE KILLIBREW ELEANOR KIMBRELL 88 CtaM SIDNEY LEE BILLY JOE LEWIS TOMMY LEWIS THOMAS LIDDELL MURRAY KORNFELD LELAND LANFORD MATT LAND JOHN LAW JOE LEE JIM LOTT LARRY LUDWIG KEITH LUNCEFORD TRAVIS MaGAHEY DANA MAJORI REECE MAKAMSON CHARLES MANN NINA MANN RICKY MANNING 89 BECKY MARLOW JIMMY MARSHALL REN FORD MASSEY KENNETH MASON JIMMY McBRIDE DIANNE McCOOL DONNY McCRANEY billy Mcdonald STARR McGHEE MARY MILAM VIRGIE MILAM JOHN MILLER KATIE MILLER PEARLIE MILLER JOE McNEER GLORIA MEEKS OSA MELOTT PAUL MENGARELLI 90 C aSJ RANDY MURRELL FAY NAIL CHARLES MICKLES LARRY MILLS OTHA MITCHELL TODD MIXON WILLIAM MOSLEY ' DENNIS MOSS WAYNE MOSS TERESA MULLINS DAN A. MURPHY JIM MURFF SHIRLEY NORDAN LARRY O ' BRIANT DOUGLAS OSWALT ELMER OSWALT JOHN OSWALT CHARLES OURSLER LINDA PACKARD RONNIE PARKER CHARLOTTE PAYNE ALLEN PEARSON BETTY PEARSON BILLY PEARSON 9! 92 Clau 93 CHARLES SIMK JAMES SIM RONNIE MELANIE DIANE S CHARLES STAI STEVE VIC MARTHA STE BOBBY STIEI Clau RRIE STILLIONS )LAN D STRICKLEN IORGE STONE KE SULLIVAN RRY SUMMERALL RY THRASH RBARA TOLAR 1Y TRIPPE AN K TRUITT OMAS TUCKER 95 96 ClaAA JAMES WILLIAMSON JAN I E WINTERS JANICE WILSON JOE WILSON RAY WILLIAMS 97 93 99 JreJ tfttah MARY ANN BROWN RONALD BROWN SHIRLEY BROWN WALTER BROWN SHERRY BROWN SAM BUCHANAN PETE BURNETT BARBARA BURNSIDE JILL BURRELL BRENDA BURTON ANN BUTLER ROBERT BYARS BUBBA CAMPBELL CHARLOTTE CAMPBELL DONNA CAMPBELL SHIRLEY CAMPBELL CAROLYN CARPENTER LINDA CARPENTER PAM CARPENTER WALLACE CARPENTER TERRY CARROLO MEREDITH CARTER GAYTON CASCIO BILL CASE 100 ClaAA THORNTON CASTLEBERRY BILL CHANDLER LEO CHANDLER MELVIN CHANEY BRUCE CHENNAULT GERALDINE CHEW EDWARD CHILDS FRED CHILDS BEVERLY CHRISMOND RICHARD CLINTON LARRY COATS LINDA COBBS CHARLES COLEMAN LAURA COLLINS MARTHA COLLINS MARTHA COLEMAN LAURA COLEMAN PEGGY COLYER LINDA CONNELLY MINNIE CONNER MELVIN CORKER EDDIE CORMIER WILLIAM CORRERO FRANCES CRAWFORD 101 JOHN CRAWFORD JAMES CRESSWELL JOHNNY CROCKER LINDA CROWDER TEDDY CUMMINS RONALD DANIELS LINDA DANTONE VIRGINIA DANTONE FOREST DARNELL TONY DAVENPORT BRENDI DAVIS CHARLES DAVIS FRANCES DOWLER THOMAS DAWSON MARY ANN DeANGELO SOPHIA DEARMAN JIMMY DEES SANDRA DEES SUZANNE DENHAM MERRIE DENMAN DONNIE DICKERSON DEBBIE DODD DOUG DODD RONNIE DODD 102 CiaM 1 f J mt A JUDY DOLLAHITE CHARLES DONAHUE DAVID DORRIS DON DAY TERRY DAY WILLIAM DER DEBBIE DREHER RONNIE DREW TERRY DUKE HENRY DUNN SUZANNE DUPREL BRENDA DUVALL WARREN DUVALL JOE DYKES FREDDY EASTERLING GAIL EASTERLING BILLY EDWARDS LARRY El FLING KEITH ELLIOTT MORSON EMERSON TOM ERWIN ANDREA ESOUIVEL DEE ETHERIDGE DAVID FARMER 103 BRENDA FEW KATHY FEW JANIE FELTS i i i lit JERRY FERGUSON NELDA FINKLEA JOHNNY FINLEY MICHAEL FONDREN ■ ■ Jm GREGORY FORTNER BARBARA FRANKLIN BETTY FRAZIER JAMES FRAZIER JOE FRAZIER aiiiir JIMMY FREE GERALDEAN FULLER GEORGE FURNISS DARRELL GALLIAN ROGER GALLIAN BILLIE GANT GEORGE GARDNER IKE GARDNER TOMMY GARRETT ™ ■ ' V JOHN GIACHELLI PAUL GIACHELLI SHERYL GIARDINA 1 104 ClaU 105 106 ClaM JIMMY HORTON BILLY HOWELL THOMAS HOWARTH BENNY HOWSE HIRAM HUBBARD ALICE HUGHES GLORIA HUGHES ROBERT HUGHES DONNA HYER SUSAN INGRAM KENNETH IRBY BOBBY JACKSON CHARLES JACKSON JENNETTE JACKSON SANP ' CKSON MIKE Jj . I TOMMY JEFCOAT SHERRY JEFCOAT NAOMI JENKINS CHARLIE JOHNSON LINDA JOHNSON BARRY JONES BILL JONES BOBBY JONES 107 ROY JONES RONNIE KATTAWAR BILL KENNEDY DALE KENT CAROLYN KERSEY JEFF KIKER JERRY KILGORE STEVE KILLEBREW THOMAS KILPATRICK CAREY KING DAVID JONES DEWITT JONES DOROTHY JONES JOE JONES LOWELL JONES MIKE JONES ROSA JONES BILL KIRKSEY BYRON KYLE ROGER LAMBERSON DAVID LAMMONS MIKE LANDRUM DAVID LASTER JERRY LAWSON 108 RICHARD LIGHT SUNDRA LIMERICK BURGIN LINDSEY JACK LINEBARGER WILLIAM LISTER DEBORAH LLOYD SARAH LAMBERSON BILL LONG JOHN LONG RACHEL LONG 109 CHARLIE LUM LEWIS LUSK WAYNE LYONS MARILYN MAJOR CINDY MAKAMSON PAUL MALATESTA JOE MALLETTE ROSELYN MANSFIELD EUGENE MANUEL BETTY MARLOW JOHN MARSHALL DAVID MASON SRENDA MATTHEWS MARY MAXEY DORIS MAXEY OUENT McCALL RANDY McCANN TOMMY McCLAIN EUGENE McCREARY BEVERLY McDANIEL CAROLYN McDANIEL joyce Mcdonald MARGARET McDONALD thomas Mcdonald i 10 AMES MILLER ESLIE MILLER IICHAEL MILLER AT MILLER ATRICIA MILLER DICKIE MILLER MARGARET MILAM ARY MILAM ANICE MINGA AUBREY MITCHELL I I I GEORGE MOODY DON MOODY JANICE MORRISON JIM MORTIMER JEFF MARTIN JAMES MOTON GEORGE MULLINS TOMMY MULLEN JESSE MURPHREE DANNY MURPHY JIMMY NEAL GLENN NELSON DANIEL NEW TOLITHA NICHOLS KAREN NOONAN SALLY NORRIS SHERRY O ' BRIANT SARAH DONALD RONNIE OLIVER HENRY OLIVI RICHARD OLIVI JERRY WAYNE OLTREMARI HAROLD OUZTS HUBERT OWENS 1 1 V- 1 i SflHUHIHiiHill H Am 12 )BBY PEETS EDDIE PEETS ON PERRY ALTER PERRY vNICE PETRIE DNNIE PICKERING ARTHA PIERCE MMY PILGREEN iNNINGS PINKINS ?ENDA PITTMAN 113 GERALD STANFORD RONNIE STARNS THOMAS STEEN DORIS STEMAGE GARY STEVENS BRENDA STEVENSON JEANNIE STOCKTON FRANK STONE DAVID STONESTREET BILL STRAIT CAROL SPENCE WESLEY SPRINGFIELD MELVIN STEED ROYCE STEED TOBY STEED JACK STEELE THERON STEEN ROBERT STRAWBRIDGE DANNY STREET ROWAN STRONG ERNEST STUART TERRY STUCKETT JOHN SWAIN DORIS SYKES I 16 ClaAA 117 ELOISE VETRANO SHARON VINER DAVID VINEYARD ROY WADE DAVIS WADDELL MARY ANN WAGNER DOUGLAS WALKER MICHAEL WALTER FAY WALTERS JERRY WARD CHARLES WARE SHARON WARSHAM KEVIN WAINER PAT WARREN DEBBIE WATSON CAROL WELLS DARNELLA WEST SUE WEST CHARLOTTE WHATLEY GREER WHITACRE GENE WHITE LINDA WHITE ORVILLE WHITE BEVERLY WIGLEY 118 120 121 Back Row: Laura Collins, Jessica Gregg, Carolyn Strawbridge, Perry Hutchinson, Debbie Powell. Front Row: Starr McGhee, Secretary-Treasurer; Mary Anna Harvey, President; Cheryl Jones, Vice-President; Robert Van Norman, Second Vice- President. Student (jctiernwHt AAAcciatfon MARY ANNA HARVEY President CHERYL JONES Vice President STARR McGHEE Secretary-Treasurer ROBERT VAN NORMAN Second Vice President JACKIE FRANKLIN Sponsor 122 MRS. JACKIE FRANKLIN Sponsor 123 LINDA WHITE Drum Majorette CAROL FOLEY Tumbling Tumblette LAURA COLLINS and JOAN BLACK Feature Twirlers Back Row: Mr. Abrams, Curtis Brooks, Billy Williamson, Cole Kniqhten, Don Baker, Mary Frances Maxey, Louis Smith, Billy McDonald, Linda White, Carol Foley, Peggy Boatman, Joan Black, Laura Collins, Debbie Dodd, Gaye Lee. Second Row: Charles Stanford, Douglas Walker. Sidney Aust, Charles Wilson, Janis Wilson, Jesse Bennett, Marvin Bennett. Front Row: Pat Ballard, Janice Mor- rison, Travis McGahey, Maurice Furniss. 124 Front Row: Betty J. Marlow, Donna Blain, Ann Butler, Elsie Baker Kay Thompson, Karen Rayburn, Barbara Powell, Instructor. Second Row: Doris Mitchell, LaNelle Gilbert, Sarah Lamberson, Nancy Wilkinson, Marty Pierce, Sharon Worsham, Betty Frazier, Linda Crowder. Back Row: Joyce Johnson, Valerie Shaw, Frances Dowler, Pearlie Miller, Judy Gilder, Peggy Sims, Virginia Ford, Vera Robertson. MISS McGREW MRS. EIDSON MRS. POWELL Sponsors 126 Sitting: Marty Pierce, Andrea Hairston. Back Row: Gena Alien, Nancy Brown, Joyce Sossaman, Mildred Thomas, Betty Pearson. 1h i f Club Back Row: Nancy Brown, Corresponding Secretary; Andrea Hairston, President; Betty Pearson, First Vice-President; Janice Pugh, Joyce Sossaman, Second Vice-President; Alice Redfield, Mildred Thomas, Parliamentarian; Larry O ' Briant, Betty Ben- nett, Sylvia Doolittle, Gloria Ferrell, Paula James. Front Row: Gana Allen, Reporter; JoAnn Columbus, Bonita Cole. 127 Front Row: Mr. Drown, sponsor; Dana Majori, John Avent, Paul Mengarelli, Richard Sims, Walter Brown, Bill Kirksey, Jimmy Earsell Fitts, Joe Killebrew, Mark Pilgrim, Instructor. Back Row: Howard Roberson, George Mullen, Bruce Johnson, Richard Rhodes, Thomas Steen, David Reeves, Sidney Lee, Terry Lee Haynes. MARK PILGRIM CONNIE DROWN Sponsors Construction Technoloqn Club 128 Front Row: Charlie Lum, David Farmer, Fletcher Pyron, Joe Balducci. Jr., Jerry Ferguson, Roy Walker, Wayne Lyons, Richard Dearman, Wade Baldwin, A. B. Cox. Back Row: Larry Ludwig, Tommy Dawson, George Joseph, Jimmy McBride, Ray Williams, Jerry Sykes, James Roy Vest, Charles Hodges, Steve Killebrew, Don Baker, Kevin Warner, McArthur Campbell. 129 Back Row: Marsha Lungrin, Joe Weaver, Judy Smith, Brenda Bell. Front Row: Ronnie Welch, Miss Laney Wooten, Donny Bowman. Retrospect £ta$ MISS LANEY WOOTEN Sponsor 130 DONNY BOWMAN Editor-in-Chief FAYE ROBISON JUDY SMITH Typing Editor Activities Editor KEITH LUNSFORD Artist Editor (Not Pictured) 131 Bobby Peets, Debbie Powell, Brenda Brooks, Lewis Horton, Miss Laney Wooten, Sponsor. The Petal £taffl DEBBIE POWELL Editor-in-chief LEWIS HORTON Editorial Editor BOBBY PEETS Sports Editor BRENDA BROOKS Photographer 132 Theresa Roberts, Janis Meadows, Carol Ann Smith, Dianne Brown, Billie Gant, Mary Dantone, Jennifer Kelly, Jean Smith, Barbara Turner, Deb Lloyd, Gloria Meeks, Sarah Rice, Starr M;Ghee, Shirley Nordan, Roselyn Mansfield, Jill Burrell, Barbara Burnside, Dianne Hinkle, Linda Dantone, Carolyn McDaniel, Judy Clark, and Carol Hillman. The beltetteA STARR McGHEE Head Deltette 133 Cheryl Castellane, Linda Fisher, Nancy Bouler, Osa Melott. 134 135 Front Row: Phillip Wong, Program Chairman; Lynda Liollio, Vice President; Jimmy Gregg, President; Faye Nail, Secretary. Back Row: Jerry Brown, Bill Taylor, Cliff Goodwin, Richard Rhoden, Martha Thomas, Andy Johnson, and Sponsors — Mrs. Abrams and Mrs. Kiker. CaucuA Club Front Row: Randy McCann, Vice Chairman; Cole Knighten, Chairman; Danny Walker, Parliamentarian; Charlotte Whatley, Secretary-Treasurer; Billy Reedy, Sergeant-at-Arms. Back Row: Ronnie Welch, Brenda Bell, Larry Green, Jeff Martin, Bob Jackson, Mr. Chasteen — Sponsor. 136 Art Club SuMweU Club Willie Smith, Jerry Ferguson, Robert Byars, Henry Dunn, John Crittenden, Roy Walker, Dale Wilson, James Simpson, Harvey Bailey, Bruce Johnson, Charles Blaylock, Rod Bolen, Gary Gist. Ca etif Club 137 Very Interesting! Attention ! 138 140 142 Aren ' t you glad you use dial? They always worked hard r - I 145 146 147 149 150 151 id good yearbooks deserve . . . BENSON NASHVILLE 152 . . . others need us