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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1975 volume:

i The 1975 Retro ect Moorhead, Ms. Volume No. 46 Editor: Anita Carter Co-Editor: Johnny Hales Cover design: Terry Lane 1 At MDJC let us remember The TJ ' s 3 4 had upon us— The yearbook format this year is set up to show activities after the completion of the 1974 Retrospect. It covers spring 1974, fall 1974, and winter 1975. All material had to be in to the company by February to assure spring arrival. The theme of the yearbook is special effects. The yearbook is divided up into the seasons. We tried to show the activities that go on in each season. Table of Contents Spring Section Fall Section Winter Section 17- 32 32-137 137-168 5 I 6 . . . in facing new problems but this book, now new 10 . . . will some day be old as one would cherish a dear old photograph. ]5 PARITAi L OCOPfTAl m Dedicated in Appreciation of Mrs. Carl Grubb Understanding, friendliness, and— above all— the ability to place others first are the primary reasons why we, the staff of the 74-75 Retrospect, chose to dedicate this year ' s edition to Mrs. Carl Grubb, Psychology. 16 Warm Spring Days Bring Fun and Excitement to Campus Along with the brisk winds of March came fun and excitement for the student body. In between the movies there were the beloved spring holidays. Next came the selection of PHI THETA KAPPA initiates who were students with a 3.5 or better average. T.J. ' s and chorus partici- pated in the junior college choral festi- val held in Jackson. Bringing the month to a close was the Miss M.D.J.C. pag- eant in which Miss LaDonna Roberts was crowned winner. April was a month filled with excite- ment. To start the month the annual spring dance featuring Mariah was held on April 2. On April 4, a frog jumping contest was held. A dancing recital staged by the P.E. Department was next on the agenda. Also the month of April was occupied with spring holidays, movies, baseball games, and cheerleader election. Religious Emphasis Week got off to a big bang with Grady Nutt as the opening night speaker. Carnival Day was held the 25th of this month. The students participated in a day of festivi- ties. The T.J. ' s brought the month to a close with a spring concert. May was a month full of anticipation. Included in the month ' s activities were Honor ' s Day, exams, and graduation. To put the month of May into full swing was Honor ' s Day, May 1, 1974. On this day the top students in each academic as well as vocational department were honored. Also on this day the 73-74 Ret- rospect was dedicated. Next came the most dreaded of all events in a student ' s life— EXAMS. But, alas, all good things must come to an end but with this end came the thing mo.st prized in the hearts of all students-SUMMER VACATION 17 spring is like a maze filled with patterns Editor: Anita Carter Co. Editor: Johnny Hales Typist: Ann Shelton special Spring Projects Provide Work and Play Over 200 guys and gals hop- ped to the music at the annual spring dance. Also this spring, the reconstruction was started of the old fountain thanks to the MDJC art department and to SGA. Along with many other happenings this spring, the Physical Educational De- partment presented a Dance Recital. The theme for the reci- tal was patriotism. 20 Here Come the Frogs . . . 21 LaDonna Wins Miss MDJC Pageant March 27 Scholars Win Special Recognition on Honor ' s Day May ] Honor ' s Day opened with remarks by President Hall on the purpose of this day. Following President Hall ' s ad- dress, Phi Theta Kappa, Departmental awards. Achieve- ment awards, and Leadership awards were presented to very deserving students. Next came the initiation of the new SGA president for 1974-75, Laura Dimn. Con- cluding the program was the announcement of the dedi- cation of the Retrospect to Dr. J.T. Hall. 23 Baseball Team Wins North Half Baseball Team 73-74 kneeling 1 to r: Virgil (Brother) Sandifer, Jackie Cummins, Ronnie Pinnix, Henry Giompoletti, Tommy Smith, Randy Bol- den, Greg Farris, Samuel C. Henderson Standing 1 to r: Steve Burgess, Charles Malatesta, Da- vid Mooney, James Shake, Loys Gray, Albert Hemp- hill, Louis Turcotte, Bill Bailey, Mike Lofton To the right: Coach Bellipanni and Terry Thompson 24 Tennis Scores Fly Hi in fact— completely out of si t sports People Boast of a Good Year The Mississippi Delta Junior Col- lege athletic department held its an- nual awards banquet for the athletes participating in the intercollegiate sports sponsored by the school. The banquet was held in the cafeteria. During the course of the night festiv- ities. Coach Jimmy Bellipanni as- sisted by the other Trojan coaches presented awards to 65 outstanding athletes. A resolution, passed by the Mississippi House of Representatives commending the Trojan football team for their outstanding perfor- mance in winning the state cham- pionship for the second year in a row, was read. The Trojans captured the state crown by upsetting Pearl River 21-17 at Poplarville November 17, 1973. 27 Yearbook Staff Hosts Workshop The Mississippi Delta Junior Publications Staff hosted a yearbook workshop on campus in the Stanny Sanders Library, Feb. 28. Instructors for the workshop were Mr. Ralph Fair of Paragon Press, Montgomery, Alabama and Mr. Les Lamb, profes sional photographer of Greenwood. The workshop covered layout, editorial writings, themes, photography, and advertising. It was planned to provide help for students coping with the problems of yearbook production. One hundred and twenty-one students attended. 28 April Showers Bring More Activities 29 Graduates Receive Diplomas on May 12, 1974 Preceding graduation there was a reception for the graduates, parents, and friends in the Student Union. Then at the ceremony the graduating class marched on the field to Pomp and Circum- stances. Reverend Jerry Davis of the Moorhead Methodist Church gave the invocation, and James Bassi, SGA president, made the welcoming state- ments. Presenting the special music One World was Lynne Ballou. After Dean Hoggs and Dean Thornton presented the candidates for graduation, Dr. Hall conferred the degrees. Mrs. Tolbert played the recessional War March of the Priests. Lynne Ballou Was Featured Soloist at Graduation special Services Recognize Nurses and Distinguished Students Initiation of thirty new members into Phi Theta Kappa, a national honor so- ciety, was held in the Tharp Auditorium on a warm spring evening in the month of May. The members of the society were selected in January by a Missis- sippi Delta Junior College committee. Requirements for initiation into Phi Theta Kappa were to be of good moral character and have a 3.5 or better average. Later in the month the graduating sophomores in the nursing program held their pinning ceremony in the audito- rium. After reciting the Florence Night- ingale Pledge, the students received their nursing pins from Mrs. Anne Eid- son, R.N. director. 32 Autumn Brings Glorious Whirlwinds of Leaves September September not only brought with it unseasonably cool winds but new faces to the M.DJ.C. campus. Amid the ex- citment of making new friends there were the beginnings of classes, movies in the union, and pep rallies led by the cheerleaders. Upon entering the Union one could see signs hanging from every nook and cranny containing slogans like TAME THE WILDCATS, and BEAT THE BULLDOGS meant to put spirit into the student body. The football game with Holmes Junior Col- lege was the highlight of the month. The game ended in an upset tie of 7 to 7. October October was ushered in amid the ex- citments of fairs, homecoming, Truth and football games. Many of the M.D.J.C. students filled their nights in the first of October with the thrills of county fairs and the beloved State Fair. Their weekends were one football game after another. If M.D.J.C. wasn ' t play- ing, they were either off to Ole Miss or (everyone ' s favorite) Mississippi State. Homecoming week brought along dances, floats, parades, and the pa- gentry of the festivities. Governor Bill Waller visited the campus the 23rd. To close the month was a Halloween co.s- tume contest in the Union and a dance afterwards. October was a month to remember. November BULLETIN DATELINE MOORHEAD Winter weather hits M.D.J.C. in November. Our first cold front of the school year hit the Moorhead campus, just in time for our last football game. The chill in the air made the spectators .shiver in the new aluminum bleachers of the stadium, but the chill only made tlie game more en- joyable. This weather ushered in the long awaited basketball season. The month started off as any u.sual month. Adam and Eve , which was a big suc- cess, was presented by the Fine Arts de- partment on Nov. 6,7, and 8. Tlien of course, there were the two movies— A Man (Called Horse and Puppet on a Chain . Lt. Governor William Winter vi.sited our campus on the 2()th. To end the month were the dearly beloved Thanksgiving Holi days. Autumn Brings whirlwinds of leaves Autumn Brings Festivities Standing (1. to r.) H.L. Grittman, Jesse Gregg, Jeff Bogue, Lewis I. Myers, Hugh G. Payne, Paul Hunter, Dunbar Lee, Moody Helms, John Darnell, Herbert Hargett, H.T. Greer, Henry A. Cain, J. Prichard. (not pictured) Otis Allen, H.L Clark, Malcolm Commer, Hugh Miller Arant, and J.F. Slaughter. Seated (1. to r.) Dr. Hall, President; Jack E. Harper, Chairman; Sam Stafford, Vice President; Mrs. S.N. Allen, Secretary Most of the members of the Board of Trustees are appointed by the Board of Supervisors from the eight supporting counties. Simflower County has six members and the other supporting counties each have two members. Dr. J.T. Hall President Sam Stafford Vice President Harmon Boggs Dean of Instruction Travis Thornton Dean of Student Affairs Sherman Stauffer Business Manager Jack Harris Supt. of Buildings ai Grounds Culpepper Heads Faculty Association The Faculty Association officers and chairmen are (1. to r.) Charhe Joiner, Jr.— Instructional Division Chairman; Mrs. Brenda McClellan— Secretarial Division Chairman; Dean Harmon Boggs— Administrative Council Chairman; Joseph McGinley— Vice President; Cecil W. Culpepper, Jr.— President; Robert Warnock— Dormitory Staff Division Chairman; and Dean Robert McClellan— Administrative Council Chairman. (Sue Quirk, Secretary and Treasurer, is not pictured.) Hanbery Instructs Phillip Rushing JoAnne VanEvon ' IK-lps Mako Out Si-hfilulcs 37 Campus Services Need Applause Instead Of Boo ' s Between the campus security, the book- store, and the cafeteria, the M.D.J.C. student is well cared for. Our compliments and appre- ciation on a job well done go to the people who make these services possible. Left is Dean McClellan, director of campus security. Right is Mrs. Weaver, the bookstore manager. The security guards are from (1. to r.) Vernon Harrison, H.Ci. Horne, W.D. Mooney, and J.D. Smith, Jr. They contributed much to the safety of our campus. Left is Mrs. Sulser, a bookstore employee. She is always ready to help anyone. Right is the cafeteria ' s way of saying Happy Halloween, or should we say Beware. Faculty Struggles With Self Study A teacher is . . . someone who is willing to listen. Percy H. Stephen Dept. Head (Business) Shelley D. Bell Business Education Gene M. Boggs Vocational Business Ehzabeth M. Cummings Business Patsy Dowell Business Mary Stafford HoUoway Accounting Joseph R. Abrams Dept. Head (Fine Arts) Jean Abrams Art John H. Hanbery Band Director Evelyn C. Kiker Art Geraldine H. Phillips Speech Diane Saucier Speech and Drama Merle K. Tolbert Piano J.B. Randall Dept. Head (Health, Physical Ed. and Recreation) Jimmy Bellipanni Health and Phys. Ed. John T. Vickers Health and Phys. Ed. Thelma Hughes Dept. Head (language Arts) Yvonne Bennett English Melba Halbrook English Sandra Hoblw Moore English A teacher is . . . someone who shows no sympathy on Monday momings. Rebecca Shuttleworth English Betty G. Watson Modem Language Laney Wooten Journalism Doris Boyer Dept. Head (Library) Beverly Browning Librarian James J. Evans III Educational Media Marsha Kenneth Librarian Herman Thigpin Dept. Head (Mathematics and Science) and Dean Emeritus Mary Frances Caldwell Biology Mary Katherine Dunn Chemistry Jackie Franklin Home Economics James T. Fulton Biology Carl Grubb Science James A. Pelezo Chemistry and Phys. Science Allen W. Snowden Mathematics Catherine Snowden Mathematics Dwight Spencer Physics Harold Worsham Mathematics Frances Hyde Dept. Head (Nursing) Deloris Clark Nursing A teacher is . . . someone who assigns essays and test over the holidays Bonita Cross Nursing Ann Dunn Nursing Joyce Anne Hartman Nursing Marilyn Hutton Nursing Cynthia Jones Nursing Pegge G. KeUy Nursing Ann Neal Nursing Susan Quirk Nursing Joyce D. Smith Nursing JoAnne VanEvery Nursing Robert C. Latham Dept. Head (Social Science and Education) Cecil W. Culpepper, Jr. History Rosemany G. Golden Political Science Brenda Gruhb Psychology Charhe Frank Joiner, Jr. History Bonnie Spencer Psychology Charles P. Foley, Jr. Dept. Head (Vocational and Technical Education) Ardyce Andersfjii Nursing Clara Black .Nursing Don Brewer IndiLstrial Elec-tricity A teacher is . . . someone who is horrible until you see his substitute. S.A. Brocato Off-set Printing Edna Cameron Nursing G.L Dowell Agriculture William G. Fitts Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Alyne R. Foresman Nursing Jimmy Free Data Processing William Fuquay Electronics Doug Gardner Asst. Voc. Tech. Direct. Mary Grissom Nursing William Hancock Auto Mechanics Tony Honeycutt Drafting and Design Tech. Al Loveless Sheet Metal Joseph McGinley Data Processing Guylee Meredith Nursing Janice L. Masser Nursing Henry Nelms Electronics Mark Pilgrim Const. Technology Kenneth Ray Machine Shop Thomas Tanksley Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Roy Wall, Jr. Welding A teacher is . . . someone who won ' t go on strike because we need him. Yvonne Wall Nursing Billy Williams Drafting and Design Elizabeth Williams Nursing Charles H. Wooley Machine Shop Other Staff Personnel Raymond Bell Counselor Charles Calloway Asst. Voc. Tech. Director Joe Wayne Carley Counselor Armie Laurie Castleberry Clerical Asst. Student Affairs Shelby Daughtry Secretary Phil Dixon Counselor Cathy Free Secretary Mrs. J.T. Hall Secretary Betty C. Hancock Business Office Asst. Betty Harris Secretary Sidney Hines Dorm Resident Brenda F. McClellan Secretary Robert L. McClellan Dean of Students Helen Nelms Secretary Shirley Pilgrim Secretary Joe Ray Coun.selor A teacher is . . . someone who loves his work and people. 45 Registration Welcomes Sophomores; Frightens Freshmen 46 Computer Registration Sure Beats All-Day Registration. Registration was a time of great fear, anguish, and for some just plain boredom. For the incoming Freshmen it was a time that will never be forgotten. It would seem that walking through that line of strangers at the south end of the Voc- Tech corridor and seeing those uncompassionate faces was like walking to the point of no return. For the Sophomore it was a time to greet old friends that he had not seen all summer, while the line moved at a snail ' s pace pass the Business Manager ' s pay desk. To the Sophomore there was notliing frightening about the faces, teachers, or the funny little SOC, SEC signs. The Sophomore was well at home, but the Freshmen, well they lived through it. A ... is for the agony of discussion tests. Abies, Jerry Abies, Pamela Abraham, Danny S. Abraham, Jamel Abrams, Cathy Abrams, Wade Adams, Carol Sue Adams, Carolyn Adams, Debra Joyce Adams, Larry C. Addison, Norris Agnew, John E. Jr. Alexander, Mary Ethel Alexander, Will Jr. Allen, Pearlie M. Allen, William Anderson, Earl Andrews, Travis Applewhite, Roberta Ashley, Jimmy L. The budget that nags students begins with . . . JB Ashmore, Mike Atkison, Alice M. Augimeri, Ralph Austin, Carolyn Belk Austin, Robert Baglan, George Baglan, Lottie Bagley, David Bailey, Darrell Glen Bailey, Henry Bailey, Joseph D. Bailey, Luanne Bailey, Lula Mae Bailey, Susan Baker, Billy Baker, Ruby Balducci, Alex Ralph Jr. Baldwin, Glenda Ballou, Lynne Banks, Elbert B . . . is for Beer busts on Macon Lake Banks, Linda Bankston, Patrick Lee Barfield, William Baria, Constance Kay Bames, Cindy Baines, William Bamette, Thomas L. Barrentine, Paul Melton Bates, Kathy Baugh, Charlene Elizabeth Beach, Sue Beard, Edith Diann Beard, Joe Wayne Belenchia, Mark Belenchia, Paul Anthony Bell, Charles W. Bell, Charlie King Bell, Donald F Bell, John B ;11, Lynda The broken down cold buses stand for . . . B Bell, Joe Bell, Stevie D. Bennett, Gregg Bernard, Arthur R. Berry, Marsha Biggers, Scott C. Biggers, Warren T. Jr. Bishop, John A. Black, Debby G. Black, Grover C. Black, Mary Hester Blackmon, Renee Blackwell, Charles H. Blakemore, Rebecca Ann Blanchard, William P. Bland, Sandra Blockett, Terry Blount, Michael Lyrui Bodie, Donna L. Bodie, Stella W. B ... is for bookworms in the library. Bond, Betty R. Bonner, Margie Ann Booker, Carol Sue Boone, John Bouton, Claire Theresa Bowen, Donald G. Bowen, Jim Bowen, Pat Bowles, Jack Bowman, Rickey Bowman, Virginia Lynn Box, Jimmy D. Box, Thomas Leslie Boyd, Melvin Boyd, Will Rodgers Bozeman, Carrie Eileen Bradley, Bill Bradley, Pxlward L. Bradshaw, Diana Branch, Paula LaVonn The brawls at Andy ' s pool-hall begin with ... ir; Brantley, Barbie Jean Bratton, Danny Brent, Mary Jo Brewer, Sandra Bright, Harold Jr. Broadway, Randy Brookhart, Jane Fyfe Brooks, Davis Brooks, Dexter Brooks, Jimmy Brooks, Preston K. Brooks, Richard Nolan Brophy, Mark A. Broussard, Sabry Felix Brown, Annie Bell Brown, Penny Brownlee, Joe Nathan BaiLster, Barbara Bruton, Teresa f N Bryant, Ernest C ... is for the cafeteria that receives criticisms. Bryant, Tim Bryant, Tina Buchanan, Dorothy Maria Bullock, La Verne Burks, Roy Burleson, Janyce Bumell, Elizabeth Bums, Henry A. Burton, Ada Sue Burton, Dorsey L. Busby, John W. Butler, Randy Butler, Thomas Edwin Buxton, Bobby Byrd, George Otis III Cain, Betty Cain, Namell F. Cain, Patsy Caldwell, John R. Caldwell, Robert The coed who drives a neat car stands for C Calvert, Maurice Cameron, James Cameron, Todd Jr. Campbell, Edwin L. Campbell, Patrick Stephens Campbell, Thomas C. Canslor, Flora Ann Card, Mike Carollo, Cynthia Lucille Carollo, William J. Jr. Carr, Bryan M. Ill Carr, David Carr, Kathryn Anne Carroll, Carolyn Carroll, David Calhoun Carson, Donna Kay Carter, Kay Carter, Michael Dewayne Carter, Nathan Carter, Phillip C ... is for campus life which is pure hell. Carter, Sherry Anita Carver, Jimmy Cascio, Charlotte Cathey, Nathan G. Cauley, Wanda Ann Causey, Shelia Dane Cavin, Almela Chapman, James FrankUn Chestnut, Jerry ChicoreUi, Chris Childress, Andy Childress, Carol Chow, Johnny Christensen, Maria Cintgran, Teresa Ann Clanton, Carl Michael Clanton, Mary Ilene C lark, Marty (Jiark, Fearlie CJlark, Sarah The cars banged up on campus begin with . . . C Clark, Warren Christopher Clark, William P. Clegg, William E. Clements, Robert G. Glower, John Gocilova, Janice Kay Gocilova, Richard Cody, Randel Ray Cole, Ed Cole, John David Cole, Robinn Lee Coleman, Keith James Coleman, Lake Ann Coleman, Roy Collier, Deborah J. Collier, Terry Lee Collins, Carolyn Janice I Collins, Marion C. , Collins, Robert B. Collins, Rodney E) ... is for the Delta which is home sweet home. Compton, Martha Sue Conner, Curtis H. Cook, Tommy Cooper, Brenda Kaye Cooper, Debrah Lee Cordell, Cathy Cordell, Christi Cordell, Connie Correro, Augustine Joseph Jr. Cosey, William James Covington, Orville Melvin Jr. Cox, Amy Sue Crawford, Eleanor Crawford, Frank Crawford, Teresa L. Crawley, Jan Crenshaw, William Richard Cummins, ( lyde D. Cummins, DclKjrah Kathleen Cummins, Jackie Joe Doc ' s— the place to go— stands for . . . D Cunningham, Joey Curry, Mike Curtis, Abbie L. Curtis, Paulette Dalton, Robert L. Daniel, Joel C. Daniels, David Dantone, Tina Marie Daughtry, Clay Davenport, Leroy Davidson, Glenn Davis, Joyce Davis, Lawson Davis, Larry Davis, Mike Davis, Marion ■ Davis, Mike ' Deannan, Danna DeMoney, Jack || Denley, Nita 59 D ... is for the Delta Herald and its staff Denson, Chad Denton, Pamela Kay Derrow, Robert E. Jr. Detweiler, Mildred Detweiler, Roy Dill, Joy Dill, Michael Theron Dobbins, Barry Dodd, Dixie Ann DoUahite, William Donahoo, Marietta Areola Donnelly, Michael DorrLs, Liddell Dotson, Frederick Leon Douglas, Martha Downing, Joe Black Dowas, Sara Drago, Angela Drake, Helen Jean Drayton, Willie The energy crisis affecting all of us begins with ... E Dube, Pamela Duck, Samuel Rayford Ducking, Johnny Duffin, David Diiffin, Jerry Wayne Duke, William Fletcher Dukes, McArthur Dunaway, Charlene Dunbar, Flora Dunn, Eugene Dunn, Laura Ayers Durastanti, Kenneth Durr, James Durrah, Henry Lee Fades, Jerry Eaton, Lee Edmonds, John Robert Edwards, Audrey Edwards, Bonita Edwards, John E is for the enrollment this year of 1,240 students. | Edwards, Lawrence Edwards, Walter Eiland, W.C. Eldridge, Robert Ellington, Pam Ellis, Barry Ellis, Deborah Ellis, James Ellis, Miller Ellis, Robert Engle, Mike Estes, Beth Estes, Beverly Everett, Rhonda Farrell, Mary Fava, Andrea Favara, Mark P ' erracci, Michael Fergiistjn, I eon Fikc, Linda The reconstructed fountain stands for . . . JF Files, Tycie Fisackerly, Willie Fisher, Debra Fisher, Larry 1 Flake, Judy Flanagan, George Flowers, James Flowers, Thomas Floyd, Nancy Ford, Bobby Ford, Charles Henry Ford, Lula Gale Ford, Terry Foret, Wayne Formigoni, Freddie Forrest, Stacey Foster, Leslie Foster, Charles Fox, Shelda Franklin, Leon 63 F ... is for the fabulous fashions of students. Franklin, Mark Franklin, Richard Alan Franks, Billy Frasier, Susan Fratesi, James Fratesi, Mark Frazier, Stanley Freeman, James Jr. Frew, Dennis Frick, Gordon Frye, Lem Fryer, Charles Fuller, Teresa Fullilove, Charles Gaddison, Paul Gafford, Bobby (ialtclli, Maria Hosa (ianci, Freda Ciardrier, (Jyiitliia (Gardner, Dciiisc The grill hounds found in the grill begin with . . . G Gardner, Lee V. Gamer, Genevieve L. Gamer, Linda Garren, Buster Gavin, Michele Gee, Eugene Geoghagan, Earl Gianini, Augustine Giglio, Cousie Gildart, Joel Gilder, Gary Gilliland, William Giompoletti, Henry Glenn, Lowell Glenn, Susan Glenn, Terry Glover, Clarence Gong, Cheuk Gooden, Roosevelt Goodwin, Freddie M. G Gordon, Dale Gore, Connie Gore, Tucker Gosa, Roy Goss, Marvin Gower, Kathy Granholm, Alice Grant, Janice Grantham, Robert Graves, Richard Gray, Judie Gray, Willie Green, James Green, Jerome Green, Linda Greene, Mary is for goosebumps on cold winter nights. Greenlee, Vernon Greer, Ix)uis Gregg, Vernon Gregory, Vivian Dodd 06 This one is easy because headlines stand for . . . H Grice, George GrUfin, Shirley Grossi, Ronald Grubb, Steve Guthrie, Dwight Guthrie, Rodney Hackleman, Sammy Haddakin, Michael Hales, Johrmy Hallman, Cois G. Hallmon, Eva Mae Hamblin, Carolyn Hambrick, Stephen Hamp, Vera Lee Hanes, Bobby Ray Hankins, James Hiuinah, Wayne Harding, Mellicent Ilardison, Connie Hardy, James 67 H ... is for a heated homecoming game. Hardy, Pamela Hardy, Randy Haring, John Harper, Bob Harper, Lela Maxine Harpole, Ellen Harrell, Bruce Harrell, James Harris, James Jr. Harr , Leon Harris, Stephen Harris, Terry Harris, William Harris, William Noel Harrison, Albert Harrison, Melanie Harvey, Mamie Verlinda Hatthett, Robert Hawkins, Nancy Hayes, Peggy Hair which is seen more begins with . . . H Hayes, Raymond Hayes, Scott Haynes, Dale Hays, Dorothy Hazelwood, Jerry Hazzard, Mark Heard, Roger Heflin, David Helms, Glenn Henderson, Clayton Henderson, George Henderson, Jack Henderson, James Henderson, Ronnie Hendon, Gordon Hendricks, Harvey Hcndrix, Kenneth Hendrix, Marsha Ann Henley, James Henry, John 69 H ... is for hurrying to class. Henson, Delois Herren, John Hester, Jerry Hickinan, Delle Dora Hicks, Chris Higginbotham, John High, Cathy High, Owen Hightower, Carole Hobbs, Linda Hobgood, Randy Hodges, James Hodges, Terry Hodges, Tonie Hoke, Jerry Hoke, Rickey Hohday, Janet Holland, I ne Holland, William Holliman, llicressa Intramural sports played by students begin with . . . HoUins, Eugene HoUy, David Holmes, Roosevelt Hood, Dianne Hood, John Hope, Mellodee Home, Barbara Home, Jimmy Home, Rita T. Horton, Calvin Horton, David Horton, William Houston, Cynthia Howard, Barbara Howard, Joe Howard, Matt Howard, Rhyne Howell, Beth Hubbard, Jennifer Hughes, Anne P. I_ ... is for ink used up while taking notes Hu es, Cheryl Hughes, CvTithia Hughes, James Hughes, Jan Hughes, Robert C. Hughes, Robert M. Hunt, Karen Huntley, Tabb Hurst, Bill Hurt, Robert Hutchins, Debra Hyde, Sarah Hydrick, Bobby Ingram, Charles Douglas Ingram, Mike Wayne Irby, David V. Ishee, Sharon I ee Jackv)n, Angela Jacksf n, Frank B. Jackson, Kenneth Ix ' on The jokes told in the grill stand for . . . _J Jackson, Mike Jackson, Susan Melle James, Judy Janous, Hal Jefcoat, David Glen Jefcoat, Melinda Jeffcoat, James Crai Jenkins, Joy Jenkins, Mary- Jennings, Betty Jo Jennings, Carlton Earl Jennings, David Jennings, Debra Kay Jemiings, Jackie Jennings, Thaddeus Jeter, Wanda Leigh Jimison, Royal Joe, William Johnson, Barbara Johnson, Carolyn 73 J_ ... is for joggers seen at the track. Johnson, Charles Johnson, Deborah Johnson, Dennis Johnson, George Johnson, Kenneth Johnson, Kent Johnson, Martha Johnson, Orval Johnson, Rosa Johnson, Sherry Johnson, Steve Johnson, Wayne Johnston, Jo Ellen Joiner, Tom Jones, Bamett Jones, Celester Jones, Eugene Jones, (ieraldine Jones, Mattie Jones, Nita Jobs under workstudy begin with ... _J 5 Jones, Oliver Jones, Romey Jones, Travis Jordan, Joyce Joseph, Jerry Jue, Eileen Keller, Virginia KeUy, David Kelly, Jerry Kelly, Patsy Kelly, Talmadge Kelly, Tommy Kelly, Tommy Ray Kendall, Richie Kendall, Wanda Kendrick, Ira Kent, Gwendolyn Kent, Mary Ellen Kenwright, Kay Kern, Danny 75 K ... is for Kool-Aid— an inexpensive mixer. Keys, Isaiah Kiker, James Killebrew, Karen Kilpatrick, Debbie Kilpatrick, Robert Kimbriel, Phyllis King, Donald King, Roy Kious, Jerry Kirby, Joy Kirby, Randy Kline, Obed Knight, Betty Knight, Wanda Knox, Sherri Kuhn, Michael Kyle, Romana Lalxjlia, Anne I l clla, Sammy l mar, Dana T. Line breaking in the Union stands for . . . L Lamastus, Jeri Lamastus, June Lamb, Tommy Lamberson, John P. Lancaster, Windall Landers, Ruth M. Landrum, La-Tonia Lane, Allan R. Lane, Terry Larson, Alyene Lary, Baird Law, Marilyn Glenn Lawrence, Linda Lawler, Walter W. Lay, Alisa Lee, Lena L. Lee, Lillie D. Lee, Sandra Lee, Ronald G. Leggett, Howard Alan L ... is for women ' s lib which is controversy. Lehman, Mary Lepard, John Henry Lepard, Josh Levingston, Minta Lewis, Paul H. Lindsey, Mary Joyce Lindsey, Patricia Lynn Lloyd, Sid Lofton, Jackie M. Logan, Karen Logan, Yvonne Long, Larry Long, Laurie Long, Joanne Long, Roy Long, Samuel Long, Sharon Gail LfXJinan, Jessie Lett, Bryan Lott, Melanie Macon Lake, the fun place to be, begins with . . . M Lott, Paula Lott, Raymond Lott, Robert Lott, Ronnie Lott, Terry Love, James Love, Kay Lovelace, Mark Low, Bettie Low, Houston Lucie, Robert Lucio, Miguel Lusk, Serena Mack, David Mack, Harold Maddox, Nixon -V; , Majori, Deborah j Makamson, David Owen Makamson, Otto Makamson, Sandra M ... is for Moorhead the home of M.D.J.C. Malatesta, Charles Malatesta, Gary Malatesta, Larry Malatesta, Steve Mann, David Mann, Hal Manning, Gloria Mansker, Janet Maranto, Carter Markham, Delores Marshall, George Martin, Ervin Martin, Paula Martin, Wylie Massey, Gloria Ma-ssey, Terri Matthews, Johnny Matthews, Mark Mattox, Patsy Maiiceli, Dorothy Male domination at M.D.J.C. stands for . . . M Maxwell, Deborah Maxwell, Susan Maycock, Peggy Mayo, Patrick McBride, Alton McClain, Kenneth McClendon, Lee McClendon, Shelley McClellan, Steve McCloud, Lawrence McClure, Curtis McCorkle, Charlotte McCoy, Lisa Ruth McCoy, Sharon Melissa McCreary, Melody Anneysa McCuan, Susie H. McCully, Arthiu- McDale, Fredrick McDonald, Jamie Anne McDonald, William . . . is for mystery meat we eat. McElmurray, Mike W. McGaugh, Sue McGee, Clara Jean McGibboney, John L. McHann, Steve McHann, Elnora Mclntyre, Ray A. McKinney, Randy McKnight, Mona McMinn, Billy McMurchy, Preston McMurry, Pat McNemar, David Mercer, Patricia D. Miles, Terry Miller, Robert Mims, Carla Minor, Rhonda Gail Minyard, Faye Minyard, Gary Allan The nursing students begin with . . , N Mitchell, Gary Andrew Mitchell, Cynthia Heath Mitchell, Robert Earl Monk, William Monk, Raymond C. Montalbano, Pete Moor, Robert B. Moore, Charlotte Moore, Gwendolyn Moore, Jasper Moore, Joann Moore, Pamela Jean Moorman, Terry G. Morefield, Constance Faye Morgan, James C. Ill Morgan, Mitzi Morgan, Robert Bruce Morganti, Nancy Morlino, Mina T. Morris, Lisa 83 N ... is for nasty ' —a BSU original. Morrow, Anne L. Mounger, Marguerite Moy, Lipford Mullen, Cheryl Jean Munson, Annette Murphey, Edward Murphy, Brenda Kaye Murphy, McNeal Muse, Melinda Myers, Larry Nabors, Larry E. Nance, Robert Stephen Narmour, Coleman H. Narmour, Laura Nassar, George Neal, Eugene Nester, James New, Elvia Denise Newman, Eddie Newton, I ;slie D. Original paintings in our gallery stand for . . . O Nichols, Jim Nichols, John Neill Nicholson, Paula Nipper, Jeff Nix, Michael T. Nobile, Dennis Wayne Nolden, Magnolia Norfleet, John Samuel Norfleet, Maggie C. Oakes, John Oakman, Victoria O ' Keefe, Michael Orlicek, Terry Osterman, George Oswalt, Charles K. Owens, Jerry Berward Owens, Martha Marie Paden, Herman Palmer, James H. Palmer, William 85 PI ... is for popcorn that we pop at 2:00 a.m. Pang, Enrique H. Pannel, Rickie L. Parker, Kathy Parker, Steve P. Parkinson, Jackie E. Parkinson, William H. Parks, Billy Shan Pamell, Viola Parrott, Roger M. Pate, Marvin G. Patterson, Nathan A. Patton, Sherrie Diane Payne, Wendell Pearce, Laura Ellen Pearce, William Peets, Beverly Diane Peats, Michael Peeples, Nancy Pele o, Merle Penn, Mary Dawn Parking at the tree begins with . . . P Penter, Cherie Peterson, Lance W. Petro, Marvin Petro, Paulette Phelps, Budd M. Phillips, Donna Lynn Phillips, Doug Phillips, Elizabeth Ann Pickell, Kim Pierce, Brenda Allyce Pierce, Gary Lynn Pinnix, Deborah Anne Pittman, Allan Pittman, Bonnie Pittman, Patricia Pless, Robert Pointer, James M. Pollard, Edna M. Pope, Martha Poss, Nancy Card P ... is for panty raids and pink palace Powell, Amelia Powell, David L. Powell, Euell Powers, Dwayne Lenn Powers, Wayne Powers, Wendy H. Prestridge, Ted Prince, Charles Pritchard, Thad Pruett, Diana Lee Quong, Dwight Radicioni, Joseph James Radigan, Kenneth J. Jr. Ragland, Robert C. Ragland, William Michael Ramsey, Frederick Alan Raricllf;, Mildred Ranch, Allen Rawson, Jan Read, John M. The question in every class stands for . . . O Reece, Raney Reed, Henry Reed, Johnny B. Reginelli, Lawrence Anthony Reid, Patricia Helen Renaldo, Anthony i Reynolds, Blanche Elizabeth Reynolds, Russell Richard, Lester Richard, Pam Richards, Kathy Richards, Thomas Earl Richardson, Dorothy J.H. Ricks, Malcolm Lynn Ricks, John Paul Rievley, Timmy Rippee, Terry W. Risner, Merrie Rizzo, Mark Roach, Daniel 89 . . . is f or registration which gives students fits Roberson, Diane Roberson, Laura Gay Roberson, Martha Jean Roberts, LaDonna Roberts, Lannie Ray Roberts, Shirley Robertson, Greg Robertson, James Robert Robertson, Pam Robinson, AHce Mae Robinson, Bonnie Jean Robison, Nettie Rochelle, Larry Rogers, Keith Rogers, Sherry Ross, Bobby Rf)ss, CJharles Ross, Daniel Ross, Tommy Rosser, (Jharles Redneck Tech— our alma mater begins with . . . JR Rowe, John Rucker, Donna Marie Rucker, Herbert Runnels, Jerry Rushing, Anna Josephine Rushing, Charles Rushing, Martha Annette Rushing, Philip Rushing, Sadie Rushing, Sarah Lynette Rusk, Arthur A. Russell, Alcorn Russell, Gerald Sanders, Ronald Sandifer, Virgil L. Jr. Sansing, John William Sanders, Carol Savell, Pani Scheurer, Nancy Ann Schmitz, Bonnie 91 g ... is for studying which never happens. Scott, Charles Seals, Mami Lee Seard, Marcia Sella, Paul V. Jr. S ellers, Regina Serio, Charles Serio, Nick Shapley, Rita Sharp, Judy Sharpe, Mary Parker Shaver, James A. Shaw, Eric Shaw, William Hugh Shelby, George Mel Shelton, Charlene Shelton, Lucy Ann Sheppeard, Robert Vinson Shcrdori, Kmma Jean Shiriii, Billy Shirley, Ricky Spring which brings out spring fever stands for . . . S Shoffner, Lea Elaine Short, Nancy Showers, Thomas Shuff, James Shuffield, Joseph Signa, Frankie Simmons, Crosby Samuel Simmons, Diane Simmons, Jeff Simmons, Keith Simmons, Susan Simpson, Angela Sue Simpson, Lovevem Simpson, Sandra Sinclair, Richard Singleton, Eugene Slaydon, Robert Mike Small, Helen Small, Sandra Elaine Smith, Annie Mae S_ ... is for spirit that grows and grows. Smith, Carol Smith, Clarena Smith, Daniel P. Smith, Daphne Smith, Eurie Hayes Smith, Jackie Elaine Smith, James V. Jr. Smith, Kathy Smith, Leon Smith, Loraine Smith, Louis Pearl Smith, Martha Sue Smith, Paul D. Smith, Richard Clarke Smith, Robin Smitl), Sandra Ixja Smith, Wanda Lynn Smith, Williairi Smitlihart, Imwis Bennett The sun which the girls adore begins with ... _S Southall, Sara Spann, Walter Sparks, Michael W. Spencer, Rudolph Springer, Barbara Spurgeon, Odice Staggs, Donna Stamp, Charles Stanford, Dick Stanley, Dan Stanley, Dennis Starr, Arlene Staten, William Steed, Debbie Steed, Elaine Stembridge, John William Jr. Stephen, James Sterling, Mitchell Stevens, Charley Stewart, Carol 95 T ... is for tests that last a full 55 minutes Stewart, Deborah Stillions, Melissa Stockett, Thomas Galen Stokes, Dale Stokes, Joe Michael Stokes, Richard Steven Stone, Paul Storm, Sandra Stowers, James Strasemeir, Nancy Stratton, Sharron Stratton, Teresa Strawbridge, Norman Strazi, Joseph Stricklen, Debra Stringer, Vivian Charleen Stringfellow, Ted Strong, Dorothy Neil Sullivan, Marilyn Sullivan, Shirley The tootsie pop that made a 156 licks stands for . . . T Sumerall, Randolph M. Jr. Sumrall, Debbie Swain, Charles Swider, Marshall Swindle, Patricia Switzer, .rry Switzer, Lawrence Sykes, Charles Sykes, David Sykes, Margie H. Tackett, Melissa Taylor, Ronnie Terry, Sam Tharp, James Tharp, Sherry Tharp, Tony Thaxton, Kay W. Thaxton, Luther Thigpen, Joan Thomas, Alfred Odell T ... is for time which passes fast. Thomas, Cassandra Faye Thomas, Corneilus Thomas, Demetric Leon Thomas, Emma Luise Thomas, Linda Thomas, Robert Earl Thompson, Kenneth Raymond Thompson, Tommy Thornton, Guy E. Thornton, Robert Allen Thornton, Teresa Ann Tingle, Gary Allen Tobia, Cassandra Tolar, Sam Tolbert, Bill Tollfree, Lee Tomlinson, Stan TompkifLS, Willie Henry T(x;mey, Don Trxjmey, Kathryn Unsatisfactory guaranteed begins with . . . U Touchstone, Tabb Towers, Shirley Ann Townsend, Blaine Tribit, Marion Triplett, Clyde Trotter, William Bill Truesdale, Deborah Tubertini, Billy Tucker, William D. Tuminello, Chuck Turbeville, Sandra Turfitt, Linda Susan Turner, John E. Turner, Kennon B. Jr. Turner, Marshall Turner, Robert Lee Turner, Tarlei Turner, Ted Laman Underwood, John Ross Usery, Dennis 99 V ... is for vending machines that steal money. 1 Utz, Jo Ann V anlandingham, Anna Ruth Vaughn, Gary Lawrence jf Vest, Diane Vest, Sieghnde Wade, Eugene Wagner, Richard Bayne Walker, Alan Duane Walker, Brenda Walker, Janet Wall, Mark Dewayne Wall, Terese Walters, Peggy Ware, Cynthia Diane Ware, Emma J. Warren, Ann Warren, Betty Jean Washington, Bohhy Washington, (ilen I.. Washington, Roscoe The soaped up water fountain stands for . . . Washington, Tony Curtis Washington, Wilhe E. Wasson, Charles Doug Wasson, Charlotte Ann Watkins, Calvin Jr. Watkins, Gwen Watkins, Jerry Watkins, Karen Watkins, Marriah Weathers, Davie M. Webb, Joyce Webb, TuUy Weeks, Patsy Weems, William Fredrick Welch, Connie Welch, John Marshall Jr. WeUs, Robert W. Jr. West, Cindy West, Edward West, Robert L. 101 W ... is for Wooten, our publications director Whatley, Lewis Earl White, Brenda Joyce White, Cathy White, Gary White, Leiand C. White, Mary Lynn Whitehead, James Edward Wier, Charlotte Willard, Josie Mae WiUiams, Carl Eza Williams, Doris M. Williams, Edward Williams, Helen L. Williams, Henry Williams, Jack R. Williams, Jerry Williams, Jessie Williams, Kay Williams, Rairioria Kay Williams, Li .zier M. The x-rating of Halbrook ' s class begins with • • ■ X Williams, Marissa Williams, Mark Stephen Williams, Pamela Jane Williams, Terry Williamson, Gwen Williamson, Keith Willis, Gwendolyn F. Willmer, James Wills, Anita Christine Wilson, Donna Wilson, Eugene Wiltshire, Jimmy Winbom, Marsha Windham, Helen Jeannette Winn, Shelia Winters, Bobbie Jean Wiseman, Connie Keng fr Witty, Richard Bingham Wood, Darrell R. Wood, James Neal Y is for yawns seen in West Civ. class 1 ' TI Woodall, Johnny Woodard, Beverly Suzanne Woods, Berenice Woods, Brenda C. Woods, Mary W. Woods, Millard III Woody, Melvis Clyde, Jr. Woodyard, Dick Wright, Camilla Wright, James K. Wright, Ricci Wright, Russell Elliott Wylie, Margaret Yarborough, Mattie Yarbrough, Maxine Young, Allan Young, Amelia Dale You ig, Sandra Yfjung, Wiliiain Karl Youngblood, John Scott Zhezappi, alias Nick Serio stands for . . . z Zepponi, Terry (Below) Clarksdale students in the LPN-RN Upgrade Program are top row (1. to r.) Claudia Harrell, Betty Harper, Lennie Henson, Bobbie Pritchard, Ethel Redd, Tony Pickett, and Diane Macknelly. Seated are (1. to r.) Clara Brunetti, Inez McCoy, Edith Fumiss, Debra Howarth, Linda Walter, Joan Quails, and Patricia Yates. Bottom row is (1. to r.) Anne Farmer, Mazine Bell, and Phyllis Nowell. (Below) Clarksdale Lab Technicians are, bottom picture, top row (1. to r.): Ophelia Johnson, Dametta Watson, and La Wanda McBride. Second row (1. to r.) is Edna Gilbert, Mary F. Belenchia, Renee Alford, James Prewitt, and Larry Moore. Front row (1. to r.) Cathy Reid, Donna Jefferson, Wanda Garrison, Paula Dew, Debbie Viner, and Tina McCaa. 105 X-Ray Technology Students Study at Greenville SGA Directs Student Activities The Student Government Association is composed of ery currently enrolled student who pays his fees during gistration. The students elect officers who represent em. This year the SGA is different. A representative )m each club on campus attends the SGA meeting and || cusses what the members of his club would like to see i ne. This way more people are represented. The SGA :onsors many student activities. The members this year : 3 (back row, 1 to r) Renee Blackmon, Anita Carter, Ka- in Killebrew, and Jimmy Box. (Front row, 1 to r) Laura linn. Bob Harper, and Laurie Long (Right) SGA presi- |nt Laura Dunn and Advisor Dean McClellan SMEA Attends State Leadership Conference The Student Mississippi Education Association is for students who plan on becoming teachers. Each year the club attends the M.E.A. and participates in the states election of SMEA officers. The members are (front row left to right) Pam Ellington, Cathy Abrams (Back row left to right) Rhonda Everett, Jimmy Palmer, Patricia Mercer, Serena Lask. (Below) Pictured is sponsor Mrs. Brenda Grubb and President Anita Carter. 108 The Home Economics Club Participates in Television Shows The Home Economics Club is an organization made up of students that are interested in the field of Home Economics. The club helps a student to choose what field he wishes to go into. The members are kneeling (left to right) Susan Simmons, Elizabeth Ann Phillips Stand- ing (left to right) Diana Pruett, Pam Moore, Charlotte Wasson, Yvonne Logan, Kay Carter. This club also participated in a series of television shows on Channel 6 pertaining to holiday cooking and gifts. Pictured above is sponsor Mrs. Jackie Frankhn and President Laura Dunn. Phi Beta Lamba Works Hard to Promote First Year The Phi Beta Lamba is a business organization consisting of business students. This is the first year for this organization at M.D.J.C. The mem- bers are working hard to promote this organiza- tion by sponsoring different projects. The members are front row (1 to r) Peggy Wal- ters, Cheryl Hughes, Charles Sykes, Christy Furr, and Dorothy Hays. Second row is (1 ro r) Sandra Brewer, Sherry Tharp, Teresa Wall, Bonita Edwards, Margaret Wylie, Nancy Hawkins, and Nancy Strasemier. Third row is (1 to r) Edward West, Diane Peets, Charlene Shelton, Lisa McCoy, Pam Hardy, Terry Lott, Ricky Pannel, John Paul Ricks, and Danny Clark, (to the right) Mrs. Holloway and Mrs. Dowell, the sponsors, and Jimmy Hughes, President. no J SMENC Begins First Year at M.DJ.C The Student Chapter Music Educators National Conference promotes interest in the several areas of music and provides opportunities for professional development and participation in the activities of the Mississippi Music Educators Association and Parent National Conference. The members are front row (1 to r) Lynne Ballou, Mary Lynn White, Mellodee Hope, and Serena Lusk. Back row (1 to r) Thad Pritchard, Mike Davis, Larry Switzer, and Philip Rushing, (to the right) Mr. Abrams converses with club presi- dent Gregg Bennett about business matters. The Art Club Sponsors Christmas Bazaar The Art Club ' s purpose is to promote and stimulate an interest in the field of art. The club sponsors different projects during the year. This year the club restored the fountain in front of the Fine Arts Building. The club also sponsored a Christmas bazaar along with being in charge of the bulletin board located in the Fine Arts building. The members are kneeling (1 to r) Sandy Storm, and Karen Kill- ebrew standing (1 to r) Mel Shelby, Susan Jackson, Teresa Crawford, and Teresa Strat- ton. (above) sponsor Mrs. Evelyn Kiker and President Buddy Hendricks. he Student Nurses Association Attends the M.N.C. on the Coast 1 March I The S.N.A. consists of the student nurses at M.D.J.C. In the chib the students are told what is expected of them as students as well as nurses. The club sponsored dif- ferent projects such as: fruit cake sales, coupon collection, and guest speakers. The organization attended the M.N.C. on the Coast in March. Picture 1 KNEELING (1 to r) Diana Bradshaw, Carolyn Johnson, Connie Morefield, and Sherry Rogers. STANDING (1 to r) Martha Douglas, Louise Beck, Laura Robertson, Phyllis Kim- briel, Brenda Woods, Margy Sykes, Lillie Lee, and Emma Thomas. Picture 2 KNEELING (1 to r) Brenda White, Jame Rawson, Linda Thomas, and Sarah Rush- ing. STANDING (1 to r) Sharon Stratton, Janet Mansker, Beniice Woods, Maria Christen, Cindy Mitchell, Mary Lindsey, Dana Lamar, Peggy Maycock, and Susan Turfitt. Picture 3 KNEELING (1 to r) Minta Levingston, Susan McQuin, Shirley Sullivan, STANDING (1 to r) Elaine Small, Kay Thaxton, Nancy Floyd, Susan Bai- ley, Kathy Richards, Ann Warren, Wanda Smith, and Paula Lott. Picture 4 KNEELING (1 to r) Pam Robertson and Cherie Renter STANDING (1 to r) Sue Adams, Daphne Smith, Marilyn Sullivan, Sandra Makamson, Carol Hightower, Judy James, and Nancy Short (to the right) sponsor, Mrs. Joyce Smith; president, Eleanor Crawford, and sponsor, Mrs. Peggy Kelly. VICA Sponsors Turkey Shoot The VICA Club is an organi- zation that is made up of voca- tional students or technical stu- dents. This year at Thanksgiving the club spon- sored a turkey shoot for the public. Picture 1 members are standing (1. to r.) Mike Lucio, Donald Bell, Gordon Frick, An- thony Green, James Robertson, Clyde Triplett, David Mann. Kneeling (1. to r.) Isaiah Keys, Freddie Goodwin. Picture 2 standing (1. to r.) Royal Jimison, Thomas Kelly, Arthur Bernard Jerry Duffin, Jerry Owens, Jes sie Williams. Kneeling (1. to r Lawerence Edwards, Edward Williams, Frederick Dotson Picture 3 standing (1. to r.) Cal vin Horton, Tony Renaldo, Da vid Bagley, McArthur Dukes, Robert Lott, Eugene Gee, Paul Sella, Alfred Thomas, Gary Pierce, Charles Scott, David Duffin. Kneeling (1. to r.) Jerry Kelly, James Love, Walter Ed wards, William Palmer, Dennis John-son. 14 VICA Contributes Largest Donation The VICA Club also contributed the largest donation to the state Multiple Sclerosis Foundation. VICA collected $3,158.50 in their eight county drive. Pictvu-e 1 members (1. to r.) Lewis Smith, Roosevelt Holmes, Leon Franklin, Tony Patterson, Eugene Wilson, Jimmy Home, Celester Jones, Michelle Gavin. Kneeling (1. to r.) Carl Williams, Jack De- Money. Picture 2 standing (1. to r.) Robert Eldridge, David McNemar, Richard Shirey, Celestol Jones, W.C. Eiland, Cur- tis McClure, James Pointed, James Flowers, Henry Durram. Kneeling (1. to r.) Robert Woods, Edward Clark, Bobby Hydrick. Picture 3 standing (1. to r.) Ciutis McClure, Dexter Brooks, Ted Turner, Tommy Pierde, Roy King, Robert Eldridge, Jackie Williams, David McNemar, Leon Smith, Kneel- ing (1. to r.) Charles Wasson, Jerry Chestnut, Gordon Frick. Bottom right is Randy McKinney, President. 115 Veterans Increase on Campus DVOC;, the Delta Veterans on C arnpns Association, is promoting j oodwill amonj the vetera is and faculty. T7ie I)V()(; has many speakers to visit the campus. Tlie mem- bers are (top row 1 to r) Will Alexander, Joseph Bailey, John Bushy, and C;lyde (;um- mim; (second row) Billy Franks, lx;e (Gardner, Vernon (ire(y . Hallman, and (x-- lester Jones; (third row) Oliver Jones, Travis Jones, Ira Kendrick, John Lepar l, and Josh l ;pard; (fourth row) James Ix ve, Ia-j- M( Clendon, Shelley MtClcllan, Jerry Owens, and Williams Palmer, and (fifth row) James Pointer, ' led l ' rcstri(l(; -, Louis Smith, Sam ' I ' olar, and Ji-rry Williams, (upper left) is President, Sammy llackleman, (iipp :r ri ;ht) is Vice Pres., (,ary Pierce, (lower l«;fl) is .Secrc tary, Jimmy Box, (to the right) Treasurer, Dorris Williams, and Sergeant-at-Arins, McArthur Dukes. Sponsor is Mrs. Kos rrnary fiolrlen. The Delta Herald Keeps MDJC Informed on Current Campus Events The Delta Herald staff consists of seventeen members, which is one of the largest staffs MDJC has had in many years. The staff works very hard to produce two issues per month. The Delta Herald keeps the .student body informed of the many campus activities. It also interviews teachers and students asking their opinions on World News. Tlw Delta Herald is the only paper staff in a Mississippi junior college that prints the entire paper. It u.ses the offset printing method. The CJraphics cla.ss prints the paper. It is a Tabloid, four-page paper. The members of the Delta Herald staff are from (1 to r standing) 01)ed Kline, Charles Ro.s.ser, Harold Mack, Mel .Shelby, Leslie Fo.ster, Mark William.s, (second row I to r) Debby Black, ( harlene Baugh, Ron WatkiiLS, Sherry Tharp, Shelia Wirui, and Tom Richards, (sitting I to r) Linda Creen, LaTonia I ndnim, Susan Jackson, and Ron (irossi. (be- low) Reiiee HIackiiion, tlie editor 118 The Retrospect Staff Works Hard to Create Memories The Retrospect Staff put into focus the facets of cam- pus hfe for us to recall in the ■ years to come. The Retro- spect theme this year was special effects , which can be seen throughout the year- book. The staff meets every Tuesday morning discussing and plaiming the Retrospect. It also leams all about jour- nahsm procedures such as layouts, copy blocks, and ways of printing. The staff consists of seven members, plus the editor and the co- editor. The sponsor is Miss Wooten. (standing 1 to r) Margaret Wylie, Robert Clements, Connie Hardison, Wade Abrams, Edward West, and Steve McHann. (above) Anita Carter and co- editor Johnny Hales. Trojans Record a Rare Losing Season Standing (1 to r) Louis Greer, James Willmer, John Hood, Willie Cosey, Kenny Radigaii, Mike Card, Ronnie Lee, Rusty Wright, Randy Broad- way, second row (1 to r) Buddy Durr, Henry Bailey, Jackie Cummins, Dennis Stanley, Frank Crawford, Mike Weathers, James Fratesi, and Dale Gordon, sitting (1 to r) Larry Adams, James Harris, Wayne Foret, James Flowers, Elbert Banks, Steve McClellan, and Billy McMinn. Tro- jan managers (bottom left) David Makainson (y ' lay Daiij litry i2() Teddy Allen Makes All State Junior College Team Standing (1 to r) Clarence Glover, Glen Washington, William Allen, Patrick Lucas, Leon Franklin, Robert Thomas, Bobby Buxton, Leon Smith, and Calvin Horton, second row (1 to r) Wayne Johnson, Thad Jennings, Herman Paden, Rob Hughes, Johnny Woodall, Roy Burks, and Willie Tomkins, sitting (1 to r) Pat Brooks, Scott Hayes, Dick Woodyard, Pari Gaddison, William Harris, and Billy Tolbert. Torjan coaches (bottom left) J.B. Randall Carl Gmbb John Vickers Jimmy Bellipanni 121 Lam Adams Elbert Banks I ' at BrooKs Sophomores Conclude Season William Harris William Allen Randy Broadway Herman Paden 122 Jackie CAmiiiiins Frajik C.iau Itjrd Leon Smith Mike W eathers Freshmen Contribute Courage to Keep Going Rusty Wright I PRf! Dean Wamock Directs Intramurals Intrainiirals covered many sports. The most popular was flag football. There were six teams— Mafia, BSU Saints, Rookies, Over the Hill Gang, Greenwood Smokers, and Tur- keys. The games were played every week on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday at 4:30 pm. Pool was popular also. October I marked the fi- nal match between Brother Sandifer and Jerry Watkins. Watkins won and carried home his troph) . Dean Wamock par- ticipated in these sports. 125 II I ■■ iiiTfiTiiiiiiiimimiiilakiiii ' w LaDonna Roberts Reigns As Queen Of Homecoming, Oct. 12 1 Adam and Eve Succeeds MDJC Band Marches with Pride (above) the Dnim section includes (standing 1 to r) Allen Barnes, Chuck PVyer, Chad Denson, Danny Abraham, and Larry Switzer. (sitting 1 to r) John Bell, and Jimmy Henderson (to the right) the Tubas includes (I to r) Philip Hushing, Ervin Martin, and (Jeorge JohriMjn. The MDJC Band marched on with pride with their new marching style. The 1974-75 band was the largest in the history of the school. Consisting of the playing members, the Deltettes, the Lancers, and the Scottish Guard the band practiced many hours to help promote enthusiasm in our school, (above is Horn section, members are 1 to r standing) Mike Haddakin, Mitchell Sterling, Ricky Brooks, Ray Roberts, Kent Johnson, and Bruce Morgan, (second row sitting) Pat Mayo, Lance Peterson, Nathan Cathey, Thad Pritchard, Tony Washington and Robert Callaway, (third row, sitting) Johmiy Hales, Bill Horton, Terese Wall, Joy Kirby, Bob Harper, Gregg Bennett, and Alan Pittman. (top right) Miss LaDonna Roberts— Drum Major The Lancers and Guards Add a Little Touch to the Band Deltettes Decorates the MDJC Marching Band Under the direction of the Hanberys, the Deltettes ' dance routine attracted atten- tion to the MDJC band. The members are (1 to r) Patti Pittman, C onnie Morefield, Katliy (Juinmins, Mehssa Stillions, Carol Sue Booker, Anna Ruth Vanlandingham, Kathy Carr, Pam Abies, and CJindy West (center 1 to r) Camilla Wright, Serena LiLsk, and Laura Dunn. Kathy Cunimiiis Karen Killebrew Cindy Carollo Laura Dunn Serena Lusk Modeling Squad Travels Throughout the State Tarlei Turner Charlotte Wasson Teresa Crawford Gloria Massey Dianne Farrell I Chorus Makes Personal Appearances The M.D.J.C. Chrous made several apperances this year. They made their debut in the Tharp Auditorium on campus. Later they traveled to various schools throughout the Delta. During the Christmas Season they performed at the Christ- mas Party held in the Vandiver Student Union. Members include outer row: Ann Shelton, Mike Davis, Diane Farrell, Bnice Morgan, Connie Baria, Eric Shaw, Sherry Tharp, Bob Harper, Laura Dunn, Thad Pritchard, Lyniie Ballon, John Edmonds, Charlene Shelton, Larry Switzer, Cathy High, CJene Neal, Peggy Hayes, Cireg Bennett, Renee Blackmon, Mary Lynn White, Philip Hu.shing, Second Row: Johnny Hale.s, Kathryn Toomey, Danny Abraham, Karen Watkin.s, Jimmy Henderson, Melodee Hope, Mark Favara, ( athy Abrams, Hill Horton, Tina Bryant, Drew Mitchell, Serena Lusk, Shelda Fox, Sandra Turbeville, and in the center is Kenny Jackson, piani.st. 134 TJ s Are Enjoyed By Many. T.J.s made a great many performances during le year. They traveled to various schools, and ppeared at many banquets and social clubs, lembers include: Billy Dollarhite, Pat Mayo, ' hilip Rushing, Drew Mitchell, Lynne Ballon, Sruce Morgan, Arm Shelton, Chuck Fryer, )anny Abraham, Connie Baria, Eric Shaw, Bob larper, John Edmonds, Laura Dunn, Charlene Helton, Larry Switzer, Greg Bennett, Renee 51ackmon, Peggy Hayes, Melodee Hope, Cathy ibrams, Kathryn Toomey, Tommy Kelly, and 4ike Davis. Moorhead Night-life Means ' Partying ' 136 Moorhead is really a swiii iiij; place if you know where to go. Doc ' s offers beer, foosh ball, bands, and you can meet plenty of women. In Andy ' s you can shoot pool for 2()c a game and buy hamburgers to supplement the cafeteria. ' Hien there ' s always Stennis Pcnrod Dorm where you holler let ' s go and take off to Macon Lake. DECEMBER To start off the month of December, the Stennis-Penrod Dormitory sponsored an open house and Christmas Party on Dec. 19, 1974. There was also a panty raid. One pair of panties was stolen. The Art Club sponsored a bazaar at the Fine Arts building. The S.G.A. sponsored a movie with some type of canned goods for the needy of Moorhead as admission. A Fine Arts Christmas Party for the Faculty and their fam- ilies wa-s held in the Student Union. December came to a close with Exams which made all stu- dents happy. JAXUARY 1975 welcomed all M.D.J.C. students with the headache of registration and the routine of school. It also snowed giving all students a one- day holiday. Who ' s Who election was held. The 8th issue of the Delta Herald was distrib- uted around campus. Honeybee Benson and Patsy Haynes crated themselves to Elvis Presley, making national news. The Foosh Ball Tourna- ment was held along with Free Competition, Home Ec. Career Day, State Recreation Tourna- ment and the M.J.D.C. basketball games. FEBRUARY February would not be February without Val- entine ' s Day. The school sponsored a Valentine ' s Dance on February 6, 1975. The girls dormitory sponsored another open house on February 10, 1975. A Karate demonstration was held in the Student Union. The movie for February was War Between Men and Women . 137 H Winter Brings Snow and Heavy Overcoats Slowly but Surely, We Registered for Second Semester CT EDP DDT Enrollment in Vocational Classes is largest in the Schoors History Alex Balducci Roosevelt Gooden Marvin Goss Overall Record Reads 10-5 at Deadline Time Keith Williamson Dick Woodyard Fans Enjoy Exciting Basketball Games 145 Trojans Use the Old Gym for its Last Intercollegiate Season Sophomores, last year ' s North Cham- pions Team, had high hopes at the be- girming of the season of equahng or suc- ceeding last year ' s record. Roosevelt Gooden and William Barfield set a fast pace early in the season, but extreme North Mississippi rival teams. Northeast and Northwest, were giving everybody in the Conference trouble. The loss of Barfield and others at mid-season stimned the team momentarily, but Freshmen James Shaver, Alex Balducci, and Charles Prince are keeping the Tro- jans in strong contention at press time. 146 Honors Start with Phi Theta Kappa Members are (1 to r) first row: Brother Sandifer, Charlene Shelton; second row: Serena Lusk, Renee Blackmon, James Harris, and Cathy Abrams; third row: Pam Dube and Laura Dunn. 147 Faculty Names Nine to the Hall of Fame Sophomores are elected each year to the Hall of Fame by the faculty. The students are selected on the basis of leadership, ability, loyalty, character, and con- tributions to the school program. Above all the student shows excellent school citizenship and potential com- munity leadership in adult life. Other qualifications are that the student has maintained an average of 3.0 or better through the first term of the sophomore year. The Hall of Fame is the highest honor that can be be- stowed upon a student. Renee Blackmon Editor of Tlie Delta Herald, President of Phi Theta Kapp SGA, and a T.J. Member Faculty Recognizes Talent Anita Carter Editor of the Retrospect, President of SMEA, and a Member of SGA Laura Dunn President of SCAM, President of SGA, President of thi Home-Ec Club, and Co-captain of the ModeHng Squad 149 Hall of Famers Lead Many Activities Johnny Hales Bob Harper ( ' o-editf)r of the Retrospect, Band Member and ( ' honis Meinl)er Vice President of SGA, Band Member and T.J. Heads of Departments and Club Sponsors Serve on Faculty Committee Serena Lusk A Runner-up Miss MDJC Pageant, Co-captain of Modeling Squad, Secretary of SMEA, and Member of Delta Dancers LaDonna Roberts Miss MDJC Pageant, Drum Major of Band, Homecoming Queen, and Member of Delta Dancers 151 Dean Boggs Directs Awards Committee Charlene Shelton Accoinpanist for the T.J. ' s, Member of the Chonis, and an officer of Phi Beta Lambda Anna Ruth Vanlandingham Chairman of the Women ' s Dormitory Council, Secretary of SCAM, and Member of SGA IS2 Top Students in Liberal Arts and Language are Depstftmental Winners (below 1 to r ) Leland White, English and Mathematics; Renee Blackinon, Journalism; Johnny Hales, French; Virgil Sand- ifer. Liberal Arts, Pre-Law; Thomas Russell, Liberal Arts, Social Science, (upper left) Nancy Hawkins, Business Educa- tion, (upper right) Danny Clark, Accounting. tepartmental Winners Excel in Promising Career rf Science and Math (left) Laura Dunn, Home Eco- nomics (right) Dwight (iuthrie. Physical Science; and Sam Terry, Biology. Even Honor Students in Fine Arts Have Fun as They Work 155 (to the left) Charlene Shelton, Sec- retarial Science; and Sammy Hackleman, Construction, (to the right) Paul Sella, Drafting and De- sign, and Edward Murphy, Farm Management, (below 1 to r) Paul Dykes, Radiologic; Pam Hardy, Data Processing; Michael O ' Keefe, Electronics; Ophelia Johason, Medical Lab; and Jan Rawson, Nursing Science, (above left) Edith Furniss, Nursing Science— UpCrade Program. I Vocational Departmental Awards Go to Hard Workers (to the left) Ronnie Taylor, Air Conditioning Refrigeration; and Gordon Frick, Machine Shop (to the right) David Mann, Automo- tive Mechanics; and James Kiker, Farm Mechanics, (below 1 to r) James Sledge, Industrial Electric- ity; Vernon Gregg, Welding Com- bination; Jim Home, Offset Print- ing; Josh Lepard, Sheet Metal; and Gary Malatesta, Radio and Television. Regal Beauty of Sophomores Decorates The Campus Scene Pretty Faces of Freshmen Sparkle on Campus (back row 1 to r) Cindy Cor- rollo and Connie Baria (to the right) Danny Abraham and Pam Dube. (front row 1 to r) Melanie Lott, Jo Rushing, and Carol Booker. Distinguished Students Pursue Talents (standing 1 to r) Lidell Dor- ris, Ann Shelton, Renee Blackmon, Ron Grossi, Bob Harper, and Laiirie Long. (sitting 1 to r) Lx)ttie Baglan, James Harris, Karen Kellibrew, and Anna Ruth Vanland- ingham. Students Name Ten Most Handsome SGA Leaders are also Mr. and Miss MDJC Miss Laura Dunn is Miss MDJC Laura and Bob Have Kept Full Calendar of Student Activities Going Mr. Bob Harper is Mr. MDJC 163 Jerrv ' Abies Greenwood Pamela Abies Lexington Danny Abraham Inverness Jamel Abraham Belzoni Cathy Abrams Moorhead Wade Abrams Moorhead Carol Sue Adams Indianola CarolvTi Adams Greenwood Debra Joyce Adams Clarksdale Larry Adams Greenville Norris Addison Itta Bena Mary Alexander Bates ville Will . lexander Greenville Pearlie Allen Greenville William Allen Shaw Earl . nderson Itta Bena Travis . ndrews Boyle Roberta Applewhite Greenville Jimmy Ashley Greenville Mile . shmore Indianola . lice Atkison Greenville Ralph Augimeri Greenville Carolyn Austin Doddsville Robert Austin Leland George Baglan Greenwood Lottie Baglan Greenwood David Bagley HoUandale Darrell Bailey Dublin Henry Bailey Hollandale Joseph Bailey Leland Luanne Bailey Greenville Lula Bailey Greenville SiLsan Bailey Greenville Billy Baker ' Greenville Ruby Baker Indianola . lex Balducci Shelby Glenda Baldwin Drew Lvnne Ballou Belzoni Elbert Banks Drew Linda Banks Cleveland Patrick Bankston Tutwiler William Barfield Itta Bena Constance Baria Itta Bena Cindy Bams Jackson William Barnes Jackson Thomas Bamette Valley Park Paul Barrentine Greenwood Kathy Bates Greenw(X)d Charlene Baugh Hollandale Sue Beach Drew Edith Beard Greenville Joe Beard Indianola Mark Belenchia Shelby Paul Belanchia Shelby C:harles Bell Greenville Charlie Bell Inverness Donald Bell Greenwood John Bell Leland Lynda Bell Clarksdale Joe Bell Inverness Stevie Bell Greenwood Gregg Bennett Moorhead Arthur Bernard Indianola Marsha Berry Webb Scott Biggers Eupora Warren Biggers Sumner John Bishop Doddsville IX-bby Black Parchman Cirover Black (Greenwood Mary Hester Black Clarksdale Renee Blackiiion Indianola (Charles Hlackwell Clarksdale Helx,-c a Ann HIakeinore Greenwood William HIancfiard Dr -w Sarxlra Bland (Marksdale Terry BltK kett Cleveland MichacH Blrxint Sidon I )iina K xlie C ary Stella BtxJie ( ' ary B«;tty B«nid (ireenwofxl Margie Bonner Indianola (Jarol Sue B(x ker (ireeiiw(KKl John B K«ie f irecnvilU- (Claire Hoiiton Leland I niald B Av ;n Shaw Jim B wen (.recnwood Pat B iwen Shaw Jack B m ' lc5 (ireeiiwood Ricrkey Bowman (Greenwood Virginia BfAvirian Kulcville Jimmy Box Greenwood Thomas Box Greenwood Melvin Boyd Rolling Fork Will Rodgers Boyd Parchman Carrie Eileen Bozeman Greenville Bill Bradley Belzoni Edward L. Bradley Greenville Diane Bradshaw Moorhead Paula LaVonn Branch Clarksdale Barbie Jean Brantley Greenville Danny Bratton Itta Bena Mary Jo Brent Greenville Sandra Brewer Merigold Harold Bright Greenville Randy Broadway Belzoni Jane Fyfe Brookhart Greenwood Davis Brooks Greenville Dexter Brooks Greenville Jimmy Brooks Indianola Preston K. Brooks Hollandale Richard Nolan Brooks Greenville Mark A. Brophy Greenville Sabry Felix Broiissard Leland Annie Bell Brown Greenville Penny Brown Greenwood Joe Nathan Brownlee Moorhead Barbara Dayle Bruister Tutwiler Teresa Bruton Hollandale Erbest Bryant Greenville Tim Bryant Greenville Tina Bryant Clarksdale Dorothy Maria Buchanan Greenville La Verne Bullock Greenville Roy Burks Cleveland Janyce Burleson Greenwood Elizabeth Bumell Greenwood Henry A. Burns Clarksdale Ada Sue Burton Moorhead Dorsey L. Burton Shaw John W. Busby Clarksdale Randy Butler Greenville Thomas Edwin Butler Greenville Bobby Buxton Itta Bena George Otis Byrd Greenwood Betty Cain Batesville Namell F. Cain Hollandale Patsy Cain Batesville John R. Caldwell Greenville Robert Caldwell Indianola Maurice Calvert Moorhead James Cameron Cleveland Todd Cameron Clarksdale Edwin L. Campbell Greenville Patrick Stephens Campbell Greenville Thomas C. Campbell Greenwood Flora Ann Canslor Clarksdale Mike Card Clarksdale Cynthia Lucille Carollo Leland William J. Carollo Leland Bryan M. Carr Greenwood David Carr Morgan City Kathryn Anne Can- Greenwood Carolyn Carroll Itta Bena Davie Calhoim Carroll Greenwood Donna Kay Carson Winona Kay (Larson Belzoni Michael Dewayne (barter Drew Nathan Carter Leland Phillip Carter Leland Sherry Anita Carter Drew Jinnny (Carver Leland { :harlotle ( ascio Leland Nathan (;. Cathey Greenville Wanda Ann (Pauley Indianola Sh(?lla Dane C;ausey Belzoni AluKila (;avin (Clarksdale James Franklin Chapman (Ireenwoixl Jerry (Chestnut Greenwood ( )hris ( liicorelli (Clarksdale Andy ( ;liil(lress (Clarksdale (;ar )l ( Childress ( Creenvllle Johnny ( ;how (.reenwooii Maria ( hristenscn (Cleveland Tersa Ann ( lintgran (Creenville l ' !;irl Michael ( ' laiitoti Sidon Mary llcnc ( Manton (Jreenwood Marty Clark (Creenwootl Pearlie Clark ( Creenville Sarah Clark Indianola Warren (Christopher (Clark (ireenwood William P. Clark Greenwood William E. Clegg Greenwood Robert G. Clements Greenwood John Glower Leland Janice Kay Cocilova Shaw Richard Cocilova Shaw Randel Ray Cody Greenville Ed Cole Drew John David Cole Drew Robinn Lee Cole Cleveland Keith James Coleman Greenwood Lake Ann Coleman Clarksdale Roy Coleman Itta Bena Deborah J. Collier Cleveland Terry Lee Collier Cleveland Carolyn Janice Collins Anguilla Marbon C. Collins Mound Bayou Robert B. Collins Moorhead Rodney Collins Greenville Martha Sue Compton Batesville Curtis H. Conner Winona Tommy Cook Leland Brenda Kaye Cooper Glen Allan Debrah Lee Cooper Cleveland Cathy Cordell Greenville Christi Cordell Hollandale Connie Cordell Hollandale Augustine Joseph Correro Greenville William James Cosey Hollandale Orville Melvin Covington Greenville Amy Sue Cox Greenville Eleanor Crawford Winona Frank Crawford Clarksdale Teresa L. Crawford Indianola Jan Crawley Greenville William Richard Crenshaw Greenwood Clyde D. Cummins Greenville Deborah Kathleen Cummins Drew Jackie Joe Cummins Dockery Joey Cunningham Belzoni Mike Curry Ruleville Abbie L. Curtis Clarksdale Paulette Curtis Isola Robert L. Dalton Belzoni Joel C. Daniel Indianola David Daniels Cleveland Tina Marie Dantone Greenwood Clan Daughtry Moorhead Leroy Davenport Hollandale Glenn Davidson Indianola Mike Davis Clarksdale Joyce Davis Greenville Larry Davis Avon Lawson Davis Avon Marion Davis Moorhead Lee Davis Clarksdale Danna Dearman Greenville Jack DeMoney Leland Nita Denley Inverness Chad Denson Shaw Pamela Kay Denton Doddswille Robert E. Derrow Greenville Mildred Detweiler Greenville Roy Detweiler (Greenville Joy Dill Indianola Michael Tlieron Dill Drew Barry Dobbins Belzoni Dixie Ann D(x]d Doddsville William DoUahite Clarksdale Marietta Donahoo Areola Michael Donnelly Clarksdale Margie Dorris Glen Allan Frederick Leon Dotson (Creenville Martha Douglas Rolling Fork Joe Black Downing Morgan (City Sara Downs Indianola Angela Drago Greenville 1 lelen Jean Drake Hollandale Willie Drayton (Greenville Pamela Dube (Greenville Samuel Rayford lOiiek (Greenwood Johnny Ducking Rolling Fork Davie l iiffin (Greenville Jerry Wayne l nffin (Greenville William Fletcher Duke (Clarksdale McArthur Dukes (Greenville ( Charlene Dunaway Metialfe Flora Dunbar Leland F,ngen - Dunn Leland Liuma Ayers Dmm Belzoni Kenneth Durastanti Shaw James Durr Belzoni Henry Lee Durrah Shaw Jerry Eades Cniger Lee Ejton Silver Citv John Robert Ednion Drew Audrey Edwards Cleveland Bonita Edwards Greenville John Robert Edmonds Leland Lawrence Edwards Leland Walter Edwards Clarksdale W.C. Eiland Inverness Robert Eldridge Rolling Fork Pam Ellington Indianola Barry Ellis Greenwood Deborah Ellis Greenwocxl James Ellis Drew Miller Ellis , Greenwood Robert Ellis Greenwood Mike Engle Greenwood Beth Estes Holcomb Beverly Estes Belzoni Rhonda Everett Greenwood Mary Farrell Greenwood Andrea Fava Greenwood Mark Favara Itta Bena Leon Ferguson Areola Michael Ferracci Shaw Linda Fike Indianola Tycie Files Indianola Willie Fisackerly Sunflower Debra Fisher Deer Creek Larry Fisher Greenv ille Judy Flake Greenville George Flanagan Greenwood James Flowers Gunnison Thomas Flowers Greenwood Nancy Floyd Doddsville Bobby Ford Drew Charles Henry Ford Drew Lula Gale Ford Cleveland Terry Ford Greenville Wayne Foret New Orleans, La. Freddie Formigoni Greenville Stacey Forrest Greenville Carl Foster Isola Charles Foster Itta Bena Shelda Fox Greenville Leon Franklin Merigold Marcus Franklin Greenville Richard Franklin Greenville Billy Franks Cleveland Susan Frasier Greenville James Fratesi Leland Mark Fratesi Leland Stanley Frazier Indianola James Freeman Greenville Dennis Frew Leland Gordon Frick Leland Lem Frye Mound Bayou Charles Fryer Indianola Teresa Fuller Isola Charles Fullilove Indianola Paul Gaddison Hollandale Bobby Gafford Wayside Maria Galtelli Shaw Fred Ganci Indianola Cynthia Gardner Belzoni Denice Gardner Greenwood Lee V. Gardner Greenwood Genevieve Gamer Greenwood Linda Gamer Greenwood Buster Garren Leland Michele Gavin Greenwood Eugene Gee Moorhead Earl Geoghagan Greenwood Augustine Gianini Cleveland Cousie Giglio Hollandale Joel Gildart Greenville Gary Gilder Greenville William Gilliland Schlater Henry Giompoletti Shaw Lowell Glenn Greenwood Susan Glenn Leland Terry Glenn Belzoni Clarence Glover Greenwood Cheuk Gong Greenwood Roosevelt Gooden Shelby Freddie Goodwin Merigold Dale Gordon Clarksdale Connie Gore Rolling Fork Tucker Gore Greenville Roy Gosa Greenville Marvin Goss Itta Bena Janice Grant Grenada Alice Granholm Greenwood Lathy Gower Leland Robert Grantham Greenwood Richard Graves Greenville Judie Gray Indianola Willie Gray Isola James Green Indianola Jerome Green Clarksdale Linda Green Clarksdale Mary Greene Greenville Vernon Greenlee Leland Louis Greer Leland Vemon Gregg Clarksdale Vivian Dodd Gregory Clarksdale George Grice Greenville Shirley Griffin Cleveland Ronald Grossi Greenville Steve Gmbb Moorhead Dwight Guthrie Belzoni Rodney Guthrie Belzoni Sammy Hackleman Greenwood Michael Haddakin Clarksdale Johrtny Hales Silver City Cois Hallman Greenville Eva Mae Hallmon Cleveland Carolyn Hamblin Batesville Stephen Hambrick Greenwood Vera Lee Hamp Clarksdale Bobby Ray Hanes Greenville James Hankins Delta City Charles Hannah Clarksdale Mellicent Harding Inverness Connie Hardison Greenwood James Hardy Moorhead Pamela Hardy Moorhead Randy Hardy Moorhead John Haring Winterville Bob Harper Indianola Lela Maxine Harper Greenwood Ellen Harpole Moorhead Bmce Harrell Moorhead James Harrell Moorhead James Harris Clarksdale Leon Harris Itta Bena Stephen Harris Clarksdale Terry Harris Clarksdale William Harris Itta Bena William Noel Harris Greenville Albert Harrison Inverness Melanie Harrison Greenville Mamie Verlinda Harvey Clarksdale Robert Hatchett Indianola Nancy Hawkins Greenwood Peggy Hayes Indianola Raymond Hayes Indianola Scott Hayes Clarksdale Dale Haynes Drew Dorothy Hays Itta Bena Jerry Hazelwood Greenville Mark Hazz£ird Greenville Roger Heard Greenwood David Heflin Indianola Glenn Helms Isola Clayton Henderson Indianola Clayton Henderson Indianola George Henderson Hollandale Jack Henderson Greenville James Henderson Leland Ronnie Henderson Greenwood Gordon Hendon Greenville Harvey Hendricks Inverness Kenneth Hendrix Rolling Fork Marsha Ami Hendrix (ireenville James Henley Kilniichael John Henry Greenville Delois Henson Clarksdale John Herren Greenville Jerri Hester Belzoni Delle Dora Hickman Greenwood Chris Hicks Leland John Higginbotham Itta Bena Cathy High Glen Allan Gwen High Isola Carole Hightower Itta Bena Linda Hobbs Greenvillt Randy Hobgood Avalon James Hodges Indianola Terry Hodges Itta Bena Tonie Hodges Sunflower Jerry Hoke Isola Rickey Hoke Isola Janet Holiday Cleveland Lane Holland Hollandale William Holland Cleveland TTieressa Holliman Itta Bena Eugene Hollins Leland David Holly Greenwood Roosevelt Holmes Greenville Dianne Hood Greenwood John Hood Belzoni Mellodee Hope Leland Barbara Home Greenwood Jimmy Home Greenwood Rita T. Home Greenwood Calvin Horton Drew David Horton Greenville William Horton Indianola Cynthia Houston Greenville Barbara Howard Indianola Joe How ard Greenwood Matt Howard Greenwood Rhyne Howard Greenwood Beth Howell Black Hawk Jennifer Hubbard Louise Anne P. Hughes Clarksdale Cheryl Hughes Greenville Cynthia Hughes Indianola James Edger Hughes Greenwood Jan Hughes Eudora, Ark. Robert C. Hughes Greenwood Robert M. Hughes Clarksdale Karen Hunt Greenwood Tabb Huntley Leland Bill Hurst Greenwood Robert Hurt Indianola Debra Hutchins Indianola Sarah Hyde Invemess Bobby Hydrick Greenville Charles Douglas Ingram Grenada Mike Wayne Ingram Duck Hill David V. Irby Greenville Sharon Lee Ishee Greenville Angela Jackson Drew Frank B. Jackson Greenville Kenneth Leon Jackson Greenwood Mike Jackson Clarksdale Susan Melle Jackson Moorhead Judy James Carrollton Hal Janous Greenville David Glen Jefcoat Doddsville Melinda Jefcoat Greenville James Craig Jeffcoat Greenville Joy Jenkins Eupora Mary Jenkins Grace Betty Jo Jennings Rolling Fork Carlton Earl Jennings Cleveland David Jennings Schlater Debra Kay Jennings Clarksdale Jackie Jennings Indiatiola TTiaddeus Jennings Itta Bena Wanda Leigh Jeter Greenville Royal Jimison Indianola William Joe Hollandale Barbara Johnson Greenville Carolyn Johnson Winona Charles Johnson Lulu Deborali Johnson Greenville Dennis Johnson Drew George Johnson Cleveland Kenneth Johnson Arela Kent Johnson Indianola Martha Johnson Greenwood Orval Johnson Rasa Johnson Greenville Sherry Johnson Glen Allan Steve Johnson Clark.sdale Wayne Johnson Merigold Jo Ellen Johnston Greenville Torn Joiner Greenville Bamett Jones Greenville Celester Jones Moorhead Eugene Jones Moorhead Geraldine Jones Benoit Mattie Jones Greenville Nita Jones Cleveland Oliver Jones Mound Bayou Romey Jones Belzoni Travis Jones Greenville Joyce Jordan Greenville Jerry Joseph Greenwood Eileen Jue Indianola Virginia Keller Greenville David Kelly Cleveland Jerrv- Kelly Itta Bena Patsy Kelly Itta Bena Talmadge Kelly Greenville Tommy Kelly Rolling Fork Tommy Ray Kelly Itta Bena Richie Kendall Belzoni Wanda Kendall Greenville Ira Kendrick Cleveland Gwendolyii Kent Greenwood Mary Ellen Kent HoUandale Kay Kenwright Greenwood Danny Kern Indianola Isaiah Keys Indianola James Kiker Hollandale Karen Killebrew Indianola Debbie Kilpatrick Belzoni Robert Kilpatrick Belzoni Phyllis Kimbriel Indianola Donald King Alligator Roy King Anguilla Jerry Kious Indianola Joy Kirby Rolling Fork Randy Kirby Rolling Fork Obed Kline Shaw Betty Knight Merigold Wanda Knight Moorhead Sherri Knox Cleveland Michael Kuhn Greenville Romana Kyle Ruleville Anne Labella Indianola Sammy Labella Indianola Dana T. Lamar Cleveland Jeri LaMastus Drew June LaMastus Drew Tommy Lamb Clarksdale John P. Lamberson Cleveland Windall Lancaster Belzoni Ruth M. Landers Greenwood LaTonie Landrum Greenville Allan R. Lane Winterville Terry Lane Indianola Alyene Larson Isola Baird Lary Greenwood Marilyn Glenn Law Greenwood Linda Lawerence Moorhead Walter W. Lawler Greenville . lisa Lay Greenwood Lena L. Ijie Greenville Lillie D. Lee Greenville Sandra Lee Leiand Ronald G. Lee Greenville Howard Alan Leggett Greenwood Mary I ehman (Jreenville John Henry Lepard Moorhead Josh Ix ' pard Moorhead Mitita l evington Cleveland Paul H. Lewis Inverness Mary Joyce Lindsey Sidon Patricia l-ynn Lindsey Belzoni Sid Lloyd Greenwood Jackie M. I ofton Shaw Karen I gan Inverness Vvoiinc lyjgan Isola I jrry l ng Shaw I uric l ' ng Greenville Joanne lyong Greenville Roy l oiig Belzoni Samuel l rig Greenville Sliaron ( ' ,di I ng Shaw Jessie l x fian Indianola Bryan l )tt McCJarley Mc-lanie tt N. Carrollton Paula lji tt Indianola HiAx-rt Ix tt Cireeiiwood Rdfinic I tl Indianola Hayiiioiifl l )tf Indianola lerry IxKt Indianola Jani ? Ijivc Shaw Kay l ive Indianola Mark l jvi;Uce (;rei-MW(xxl B -ttii- l  w (ire ;nville Houston Iaiw ( rccnvillc Robert Lucie Greenville Miguel Lucio Rosedale Serena Lusk Greenwood David Mack Indianola Harold Mack Greenville Nixon Maddox Avon Deborah Majori Indianola David Owen Makamson Greenville Otto Makamson Sidon Sandra Makamson Itta Bena Charles Malatesta Shaw Gary Malatesta Clarksdale Larry Malatesta Clarksdale Steve Malatesta Clarksdale David Mann Water Valley Hal Mann Greenville Glorid Manning Greenville Janet Mansker Greenville Carter Maranto Anguilla Delores Markham Greenwood George Marshall Indianola Ervin Martin Clarksdale Paula Martin Greenville Wylie Martin Greenville Gloria Massey Indianola Terri Massey Greenville Johnny Matthews Greenwood Mark Matthews Ruleville Patsy Matt ox Greenwood Dorothy Mauceli Greenville Deborah Maxwell Greenville Susan Maxwell Moorhead Peggy May cock Greenwood Patrick Mayo Greenwood Alton McBride Greenwood Kenneth McClain Indianola Lee McClendon Moorhead Steve McClellan Cleveland Lawrence McCloud Greenville Curtis McClure Greenville Charlotte McCorkle Hollandale Lisa Ruth McCoy Jackson Sharon Melissa McCoy Belzoni Melody Anneysa McCreary Rosedale Susie H. McCuan Indianola Arthur McCuUy Greenwood Fredrick McDale Clarksdale Jamie Arme McDonald Shaw William McDonald Shaw Mike W. McElmurray Indianola Sue McGaugh Greenville Clara Jean McGee Cleveland John L. McGibboney Glen Allan Elnora McHann Greenville Steve McHann Greenwood Ray A. Mclntyre Drew Randy McKinney Leiand Mona McKnight Cleveland Bill McMinn Greenwood Preston McMurchy Greenwood Pat McMurry Greenville David McNemar Greenville Patricia D. Mercer Greenville Terry Miles Clarksdale Robert Miller Hollandale Carla Mims Drew Rhonda Gail Minor Greenville Faye Minyard Belzoni (lary Allan Minyard Greenwood Cynthia Heath Mitchell Winona ( ary Andrew Mitchell Greenville Robert Earl Mitchell Greenville William Monk Greenw x)d Raymond C. Monk Greenwood Pete Montalbano Greenwood Robert B. M(X)r Greenwoml (;harlott(,- Mcx)re Greenville (iw(rndolyn M(X)re (, ' leveland Jasix r M(X)re (Greenwood Joann M(X)re Indianola Pamela Jame M(X)re (Jreenville Terry M(K)rman (Ireenville Constance Faye Morefield Carrollton Jam(-s Morgan (ireenwcMxl Mit .i Morgan Sunflower Rol)ert Hrnce Morgan (Greenville Nancy Morganti Cleveland Mian T. Morlino Leiand Lisa Morris Tuihhi Anne 1 ,. Morrow Greenville Marguerite Mounger Greenwood Lipford Moy Greenville Cheryl Jean Mullen Greenvillfe Annette Munson Moorhead Neal Murphy Leiand Melinda Muse Itta Bena Larry Myers Lexington Larry E. Nabors Greenwood Robert Stephen Nance Greenville Coleman H. Narmour Sidon Laura Nannoiu Sidon (Jeorge Nassar Greenwood Eugene Neal Leiand James Nester Greenwood Elvia Dinise New Glen Allan Eddie Newman Greenwood Leslie D. Newton Greenville Jim Nichols Leiand John Neill Nichols Glen Allan Paula Nicholson Greenville Jeff Nipp Catham Michael T. Nix Greenwood Dennis Wayne Nobile Moorhead Magnolia Nolden Cleveland John Samuel Norfleet Greenville Maggie C. Norfleet Greenville John Oakes Louise Victoria Oakman Greenville Michael O ' Keefe Clarksdale Terry Orlick Hollandale George Osterman Greenwood Charles K. Oswalt Greenville Jerry Berward Owens Belzoni Martha Marie Owens Greenville Herman Paden Alligator James H. Palmer Inverness William Palmer Inverness Enrique H. Pang Greenwood Rickie L. Pannel Indianola Kathy Parker Drew Steve P. Parker Midnight Jackie E. Parkinson Leiand William H. Parkinson Leiand Billy Shan Parks Clarksdale Viola Pamell Greenwood Roger M. Parrot t Cleveland Marvin G. Pate Isola Nathan A. Patterson Gary Sherrie Diane Patton Greenville Wendell Payne Itta Bena Laura Ellen Pearce Greenwood William Pearce Greenwood Berverly Diane Peets Greenville Michael Peets Greenville Nancy Peeples Greenville Merl Pelezo Greenville Mary Dawn Penn Greenville Cherie Penter Charleston Lance W. Peterson Greenville Marvin Petro Cleveland Paulette Petro Leiand Budd M. Phelps Clarksdale Donna Lyini Phillips Moorhead Doug Phillips Clarksdale Elizabeth Ann Phillips Moorhead Kim Pickell Belzoni Brenda Allyce Pierce Leiand Gary Lynn Pierce Indianola Deborah Ann Pinnix Greenwood Allan Pittman Green w(x)d Bonnie Pittman Batesville Patricia Pittman Greenville Robert Pless Greenville James M. Pointer Drew Edna M. Pollard Greenville Martha Pope Indianola Nancy ( ard Poss Winterville Amelia Powell Drew David L. Powell Drew Euell Powell Drew Dwayne Lenn Powers Hollandale Wayne Powers llollandale Wendy Powers Hollandale Ted Prestritlge (Jreenville Charles Prince (Jreenville Tliad Pritt liar l Belzoni Diana Lee PructI (;reenw(X)d Dwight (,)u()iig (Jreenville Jos -pli James Kadlcioni Shelby Kenneth J. Hadigan (Jreenville Robert C. Ragland Belzoni William Michael Ragland Belzoni Frederick Alan Ramsey Hollandale Mildred Randle Isola Allen Ranch Clarksdale Jan Rawson Greenville John M. Read Merigold Raney Reece Clark.sdale Henry Reed Itta Bena Johnny B. Reed Inverness Lawrence Anthony Reginelli Shaw Patricia Helen Reid Hollandale Anthony Renaldo indianola Blanche Elizabeth Reynolds Greenville Russell Reynolds Leland Lest r Richard Greenville Pam Richard Indianola Kathy Richards Indianola Thomas Earl Richards Isola Dorothy J .J. Richardson Greenwood Malxom Lynn Ricks Greenwood John Paul Ricks Greenwood Timmy Rievley Greenville Terry W. Rippee Greenville Merrie Risner Greenville Mark Rizzon Cleveland Daniel Roach Koscisko Diane Roberson Greenwood Laura Gay Roberson Phillip Martha Jean Roberson Gunnison LaDonna Roberts Greenwood Lannie Ray Roberts Greenville Shirley Roberts Greenwood Greg Robertson Indianola James Robert Robertson Rosedale Pam Robertson Winona Alice Mae Robinson Greenville Bonnie Jean Robinson Greenville Nettie Robison Sunflower Larry Rochelle Indianola Keith Rogers Cleveland Sherry Rogers Albuquerque New Mexico Bobby Ross Hollandale Charles Ross Hollandale Daniel Ross Greenville Tommy Ross Hollandale Charles Rosser Moorhead John Rowe Indianola Donna Marie Rucker Greenwood Herbert Rucker Greenville Jerry Runnels Greenville Anna Josephine Rushing Greenville Charles Rushing Morgan City Martha Annette Rushing Morgan City Phillip Rushing Indianola Sadie Rushing Greenville Sarah Lynette Rushing Kilmichael Arthur A. Rusk Greenville Alcorn Russell Jonestown Gerald Russell Cleveland Ronald Sanders Greenwood Virgil Sandifer Jr. Hollandale John William Sansing Greenville Carol Saunders Hollandale Pam Savell Silver City Nancy Ann Scheurer Greenville Bonnie Schmitz Belzoni Charles Scott Shaw Mami Lee Seals Clarksdale Marcia Seard Greenville Paul V. Sella Jr. Leland Regina Sellers Greenville Charles Serio Clarksdale Nick Serio Greenwood Rita Shapley Leland Judy Sharp Batesville Mary Parker Sharpe Greenwood James A. Shaver Clarksdale Eric Shaw Clarksdale William Hugh Shaw Avon George Mel Shelby Greenwood Charlene Shelton Clark.sdale Lucy Ann Shelton Clarksdale Robert Vinson Sheppeard Greenville Emma Jean Sherdon Greenville Billy Shinn Greenwood Ricky Shirey Greenville Lea Elaine Shoffner Greenville Nancy Short Shaw Thomas Showers Drew James Shuff Greenville Joseph Shuffield Greenville Frank Signa Greenville Samuel Simmons Inverness Diane Simmons Isola Jeff Simmons Clarksdale Keith Simmons Greenville Susan Simmons Indianola Angela Sue Simpson Greenville Lovevem Simp.son Greenwood Sandra Simp.son Indianola Richard Sinclair Greenville Eugene Singleton Moorhead Robert Mike Slaydon Greenville Helen Small Clarksdale Sandra Elaine Small Greenville Annie Mae Smith Greenwood Carol Smith Indianola Clarena Smith Cleveland Daniel Smith Greenwood Daphne Smith Indianola Eurie Hayes Smith Belzoni Jackie Elaine Smith Greenville James V. Smith Jr. Greenville Johnny Smith Rolling Fork Kathy Smith Benoit Leon Smith Greenwood Loraine Smith Clarksdale Louis Pearl Smith Greenville Martha Sue Smith Greenville Paul D. Smith Cleveland Richard Clarke Smith Greenwood Robin Smith Greenville Sandra Lea Smith Greenville Wanda Lynn Smith William Smith Louise Lewis Bennett Smithhart Indianola Sara Southall Greenville Walter Spann Indianola Michael W. Sparks Greenwood Rudolph Spencer Belzoni Barbara Springer Leland Odice Sprugeon Greenville Donna Staggs Doddsville Charles Stamp Indianola Dick Stanford Greenville Dan Stanley Clarksdale Dennis Stanley Clarksdale Arlene Stan- Greenville William Staten Greenville Debbie Steed Hollandale Elaine Steed Louise John William Stembridge Jr. Cleveland James Stephen Greenwood Mitchell Sterling Cleveland Charley Stevens Drew Carol Stewart Greenville Deborah Stewart Greenville Mehssa Stillions Tutwiler Thomas Galen Stockett Clarksdale Dale Stokes Greenville Joe Michael Stokes Greenwood Richard Steven Stokes Greenville Paul Stone Chatham Sandra Stonn Glen Allan James Stowers Itta Bena Nancy Strasemeir Montgomery Sharron Stratton Indianola Teresa Stratton Indianola Norman Strawbridge Shaw Joseph Strazi Greenville Debra Stricklen Moorhead Vivian Charleen Stringer Clarksdale Ted Stringfellow Ruleville Dorothy Nell Strong Clarksdale Marilyn Sullivan Greenwood Shirley Sullivan Greenville Randolph M. Sumerall Jr. Isola Debbie Sumrall Belzoni Charles Swain Leland Marshall Swider Greenwood Patricia Swindle Batesville Barry Switzer Belzoni Lawrence Switzer Isola Charles Sykes Greenwood David Sykes Indianola Margie H. Sykes Wayside Melissa Tackett Schater Ronnie Taylor Gary Sam Terry Money James Tharp Greenville Sherry Tharp Glendora Tony Tharp Greenville Kay W. Thaxton Greenville Luther Tliaxton Greenville Joan Thigpen Pascagoula Alfred Odell Thomas Gary Cassandra Faye Thomas Belzoni Cornelius Thomas Belzoni Demetric Leon Thomas Elizabeth Emma Luise Thomas Greenville Linda Tliomas Clarksdale Robert Earl Thomas Leland Kenneth Raymond Thompson Greenwood Tommy Tliompson Ruleville Guy E. Thornton Ruleville Robert Allen Thornton Cleveland Teresa Ann Thornton Belzoni Gary Allen Tingle Greenwood Cassandra Tobia Greenville Sam Tolar Clarksdale Bill Tolbert Ruleville Lee Tollfree Greenville Stan Tomlinson Holly Springs Willie Henry Tompkins Morgan City Don Toomey Itta Bena Kathryn Toomey Itta Bena Tabb Touchstone Greenville Shirley Ann Towers Pace Blaine Townsend Drew Marion Tribit Greenwood Clyde Triplett Leland William Bill Trotter Winterville Deborah Truesdale Rolling Fork Billy Tubertini Greenville William D. Tucker Greenville Chuck Tuminello Clarksdale Sandra Turbeville Greenwood Linda Susan Turfitt Hollandale John E. Turner North CarroUton Kennon B. Turner Greenwood Marshall Turner Shaw Robert Lee Turner Indianola Tarlei Turner Sunflower Ted Laman Turner Belzoni John Ross Underwood Areola Dennis Usery Greenville Jo Ann Utz Greenville Anna Rugh Vallandingham Drew Gary Lawrence Vaughn Leland Diane Vest Greenwood Sieglinda Vest Greenwood Eugene Wade Indianola Richard Bayne Wagner Clarksdale Alan Duane Walker Greenville Brenda Walker Greenville Janet Walker Isola Mark Dewayne Wall Clarksdale Tere.se Wall Clarksdale Peggy Walters Greenville Cynthia Diane Ware Darlove Emma J. Ware Leland Ann Warren Cleveland Betty Jean Warren Isola Bobby Washington Greenville Glen L. Washington Greenville Roscoe Washington Moorhead Tony Curtis Washington Hollandale Willie F. Washington Indianola Charles Doug Wasson Greenville Charlotte Ann Wa,s.son Greenville Calvin Watkins Jr. Greenville Gwen Watkins Cruger Jerry Watkins Greenville Karen Watkins Greenwood Marriah Watkins Greenville Davie M. Weathers Benoit Joyce Webb Cleveland Tully Webb Schlatci Patsy Weeks Clevelanil William Fredrick Weems Inverness Connie Welch (ireenville John Marshall Welch Jr. .•Vnguilla Robert W. Wells Jr. Drew Cindy West Drew Edward West Drew Robert L. West Hollandale Lewis Earl WHiatley Merigold Brenda Joyce White Greenville Cathy Wliite Leland Gary White Leland Terry Williams Drew . Brenda C. Woods Greenwood Leland C. White Greenwood Gwen Williamson Greenville Mary W. Woods Grenada MaPk ' LvTin White Inverness Keith Williamson Greenwood Millard Woods Greenville James Edward Whitehead Belzoni Gwendolyn F. Willis Greenville Melvis Clyde Woody Jr. Greenwood Charlotte Wier Greenwood James Willmer Greenville Dick Woodyard Ft. Mitchell, Ky. Josie Mae Willard Indianola Anita Christine Willis Clarksdale Camilla Wright Indianola Carl Eza Williams Greenville Donna Wilson Avon James K. Wright Midnight Doris M. Williains Greenville Eugene Wilson Leland Ricci Wright Greenville Edward Williams Indianola Jimmy Wiltshire Carrollton Russell Elliott Wright Jonestown Helen L. Williams Rosedale Marsha Winbom Clarksdale Margaret Wylie Greenwood Henr ' Williams Greenville Helen Jeannette Windham Isola Mattie Yarborough Areola Jack R. Williams Greenville Shelia Winn Moorhead Maxine Yarbrough Cleveland Jerry Williams Itta Bena Bobbie Jean Winters Cleveland Allan Young Itta Bena Jessie Williams Hollandale Connie Keng Wiseman Indianola Amelia Dale Young Greenville Kay Williams Greenville Richard Bingham Witty Greenwood Sandra G. Young Greenwood Ramona Kay Williams Drew Darrell R. Wood Yazoo City William Earl Young Greenville Lissier M. Williams Greenwood James Neal Wood Sidon John Scott Youngblood Clarksdale Marissa Williams Drew Johnny Woodall Greenwood Terry Zepponi Holly Ridge Mark Stephen Williams Greenville Beverly Suzanne Woodard Greenwood Pamela Jane Williams Greenwood Berenice Woods Duck Hill And so, it ends. The Retrospect cover was done by Terry Lane. The type face in this yearbook is Caledonia 24 pt. headHnes, 14 pt. subhead, 10 pt. copy blocks, and 8 pt. captions. The overall theme is special effects. Spot color is used in the Retrospect. There is a new organizational approach taken in this vol- ume. We tried to cover all events from Feb. 1, 1974, to Feb. 1, 1975. We divided this up into spring, fall, and winter. Spring is represented by yellow, fall by red, and winter by blue. Paragon Press is our publishing company. The photography is done by Johnny Hales, Dale Stokes, and Mr. Les Lamb. Cartooning is by Obed and Charles Kline. I hope this yearbook will not be just another yearbook, but one of the best. Being the best is not done by layouts or copy. Prospects for 75-76 but by the rejection or acceptance of this book by the students. An editor cannot determine what everyone would like to be in- cluded in the Retrospect. I only hope that this year ' s Retrospect will serve its purpose of bringing back memories of a short time spent on the MDJC campus. 1 have tried to be careful, but everyone makes mistakes; so, if an error does exist, 1 apologize. I extend my thanks to Miss Wooten a great advisor, and to the students of MDJC. I thank you for your support, patience, and imderstanding, for without you, the students, this yearbook would be empty. I hope each and everyone of you enjoys the 1975 Retrospect and that all the worrying and work was worth it. . . . Anita Carter