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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1981 volume:

Administrators best in state (p 2, above: Sam Stafford, vice president below: Harmon Boggs, dean of instruction) (p 3, extreme left: Jack Har- ris, superintendent of buildings and grounds below: Sherman Stauffer, business manager right, above: Travis Thornton, dean of student affairs, below: Robert Warn- ock, dean of students) 3 HORTON The faculty rates an A ' ' for individual student attention. Mm. Bali-ru ia in rii r ing, Mn. Boggu in Basic SkilLs, Mrs. Sohile in the lihrary, Mrs. CaUiweU in botany- all spend hours counseling. 0 We ' re definitely tops in student expression. Andy Halbrook ' s prepping, Victor Hill ' s efforts at pinball, sleeping— everybody does his otcn thing here. 9 Weve got the newest buildings and the best equipment A bookstore, a media center, a physical fitness center, a spacious library— all serve student needs in the most modem setting. An addititm ttt Edwardn—StoneBtreel dorm was ci mpleted thit year. Varied courses make ours a community college of excellence. Whether it he Mrs. Franklin ' s social usage, anatomy and physiology lab, or vocational testing, MDJC offers students the broadest spectrum of learning techniques. (far left) Teresa Boyd typical fall and spring scenes in the Delta (top right) David Lester King Cottons land vies with other famous scenic attractions in the South 13 14 We also have some of the top loungers. Relaxing between classet in Tanner, Break Time at the pool table— students relax anywhere— even Mr. Cul- pepper takes an occasional office break. The No. 1 Pair Student Directory Section editors: Surney, Johnson, Hogue, Burchfield ]f c Typists Lana Edwards, Kim Ashby ITSIttO II J lVfl Debra Abies Isola Psychology Stan Acy Greenwood Btisincsfi Charles Adams Benoit F.lectronirs Leigh Anne Adams Greenwood FAementary Ed Marsha Delin Adams Indianola Pre-Nursing P ggy ]ean Adams Hollandale Basic Skills in Business Holly Addison Greenville I P Elizabeth Aden Greenwood Secretarial Science 11 Betty Aderholt Greenville ADN Nancy Ainsworth Sidon Pre-Nursins Steve Alderman Greenwood C fimmcrrial Art Michael Aldridge Greenville Building b Construction jean Aldy Greenwood I ' rr- }irsing Becky Alexander Leland Medical I .(ih-Trchnology Cathy Alexander Holly Springs Physical Ed. Vernice Alexander lA ' land Bu ine $ i ' ynthia Alford (Utnnison ADN Joe Alford Sidon Diesel Mechanics Patricia J. Alldread (Grenada ADN James Allen Greenwood Electronics 18 Abies to Armstrong 7 1 Jimmy Allen Silver City Commercial Art Velvet Allison Areola General Business Charlena Anderson Moorhead Criminal Justice Emma Anderson Sunflower General Education Opie Hurst, Melvin Edwards, and Diane Ross wait patiently in the lunch line. Gladys Anderson Clarksdale Practical Nursing Robert E. Anderson Indianola ursing Tech. Sarah Joan Anderson Greenwood Business 11 Lamar Andrew Boyle Electronics Jeff Anthony Indianola Farm Management Tony Antoon Greenwood Pre-Engineering Joey Armstrong Greenwood General Business 19 Katie Armstrong Rosedale Secretarial Science Doretha Atkins Hollandale Elementary Ed. Sylvia Bailey C.len Allan Special Ed. Michael Hanchetti Inland Farm Management Norman Armstrong Rosedale Sheet Metal Mahmoud Asgarkhani Greenwood Pre-Med Kim Ashby Clarksdale Gen. Education James Attatvay Indianola Diesel Mechanics Hassane Awadak Belzoni Pre-Engineering Anthony Aven Charleston Welding Freddy Baine Greenwood Business Bernard L. Baird Greenwood Electronics George Baker, Jr. Greenville Business Ed. jerry Barber Drew Physical Ed. Tammie S. Barber Ruleville Elementary Ed. I.ee Barnes Mayernville Cotton Gin, Mgr Wayne Ashley St. Stevens, Ala. Welding Robert Bailey Moorhead Vocational Phillip R. Baker Indianola General Business Theodis Barnes Silver City Electronics 20 Armstrong to Bell i Johnny Barnett Gunnison Physical Ed. Bill Bartlett Indianola Cotton Gin, Mgr Jerry Seal Wayside Physical Therapy Kathleen Beal Wayside Data Processing Barbara Johnson and Johnny Labella are waiting for class to start. Frederick A. Belk Greenwood Building 6- Construction Kenneth Bell Lamont Diesel Mechanics Linda Bell Greenville Journalism Linda Bell Inverness Elementary Ed. ' -ex Barbara A. Beamon Cleveland LPN David S. Bearden Belzoni Gen. Education Linda Faye Bell Indianola Clerical 21 Theresa G. Bell Greenwood Data Processing Gregg Bellipanni Indianola Music b Drama Carol Belvedresi Clarksdale Secretarial Science 11 Keith Bender Excel, Ala. Special Ed. Barry L. Bennett Carrollton Data Processing Kathy Bennett Indianola Elementary Ed. Sylvia Birt Greenville Med-Lab Jeff Benson Webb Welding Greg Bernardi Greenville Accounting Janet Bevis Sidon Clerical Michael W. Biggers Lambert General Ed. Cindy Bishop Greenville General Ed. Laurie A. Black Parchman Optometric Technician Dawn Blackmon Greenwood ADN Sandra Blasingame Greenville Med-Lab Carolyn Blue llollandalc Pri ' -Stirning Mary Roggan Grevnti Dod LPN Patrick Bolls Greenville Farm Management Sharon S. Bolton Coldwater Med-l-ah Tech. Burke Bonds Cleveland Practical Nurse Bell to Brackeen 4 Leonard Booker Rolling Fork Farm Mechanic Mark Booker Cleveland Drafting Ruby Booth Roaedale Baiic Skills 6 Bus. Lisa Borgognoni Clarksdale Elementary Ed. Darlene Cartlege. Don McCool. and Eugene White learn the golden rule at the library. Vicki Borgognoni Clarksdale Secretarial Science Barbara Holcomb Boyd Grace ADS Charles T. Boyd. Jr. Sidon Farm Management Ricky Boyd Rolling Fork Construction Tech. Teresa Boyd Parchman Home Ec. Chuck Boyer Indianola Pre-Med Lee Brackeen Leiand Farm Management 23 Edward Bradley Inverness Construction Tech. Scott Bradshaw Cary Cotton Gin Mgr. Donna Brasier Indianola Veterinarian Med. Elizabeth Braswell Cleveland Pre-Med Lab John W. Brewer, Jr. Greenville Building 6- Construction Linda Brewer Greenwood General Business Martha E. Brewer Cleveland Secretarial Scifncc Alisa Gaye Bridges Sunflower AND Dale Bright Indianola Bunnett Acct. Kim Ann Brinkley Greenwood Pre-Nursing Martha Ann Briscoe Greenville Accounting Cheryl Britt Ruleville Pre-Nursing 1 Shirley Breithaupt Greenville LPN Beverly Lyn Bright Greenville Med-l.ah Tcch Johnny Britt Greenville Sheet Metal Nell Brock Grenada ADN Virki H. Brock Indianola I.PN Bill Brooks { ri-cnvillc Machine Shop Douglas Brooks I ' .rcenville Auto Mechanics Frankie E. Brooks Shelby Med-Lah Tech. 24 Bradley to Brown Ruth Brown Clarksdale Practical Nursing Shinner Brown Greenwood Pre-Nursing Steven A. Brown Greenville Drafting 6- Design Tina Brown Delta City Physical Ed. Virgil Brotcn Greenville Liberal Arts 25 Wynette Broun Drew M,d Trrh. Idell Brotvnlee Clarksdale LPN Judy Bruce Cleveland Drafting ir Design Rachael Bruce Lexington , n Kathy D. Bruins Roseda le Bus. Adm. Yvonne Bruins Rosedale Gen. Bus. Rosemary Brumley Parchman Gen. Ed. Carl Dean Bryant. Jr. Greenwood Electronics Tech. Georgia Bryant Benoit Vracticdl ursing William T. Bryant, Jr. Greenwood Agronomy Boh Buchanan Indianola Business John A. Buchanan Greenville Gen. Ed. Johnetta Buchanan Greenivood PreStt rsing Susan Buckner I. eland Med-Lah David Bullard. Jr. Indianola Med-Lah Tech. Sarah Bullard Indianola Si-f rrlariat Science Jerri) Burks Cleveland Weliling ( hide ( Rurchjield. Jr. Rolling Pork {.en. Ed. Kirhi Burchjield Indianola Med-Lah Tech. Sarah L. Burchjield Drew LPN 26 Brown to Cail Charles Burleson Greenwood Social Work Angela Burnice Cleveland Elementary Ed. Willie J. Burnside HoUandale Sociology Elizabeth J. Burton Belzoni Special Ed. Creg Burton Tutwiler Farm Mgr. Coach Bellipanni and Sherman Stauffer discuss important business. Daryl Bush Greenwood A C ir Ref. Gregory Bassi Leland Ag. Econ. Brenda Byars Greenwood Criminal Justice Jeanette Byars Indianola Pre-Nursing Lisa D. Cagle Greenwood Gen. Bus. Shirley ). CVn7 Shaw Data Processing 27 Charles Cain Trailake Crii.unal Justice Harry Colder Greenwood Political Set. Ruby Caldwell Greenwood LPN Mildred Camire Alligator LPN Hans Campbell Carrollton ADN John Campbell Indianola Data Processing Patricia Cannon Cleveland Data Processing Keith Carlisle Greenwood A C 6 Ref. Melvin Carlisle Glen Allan Fann Mcch. Wayne Carlisle Greenwood Electronics Connie Carpenter Drew I ' ri -I (ui Freddy Carpenter Greenwood Machine Shop Debra Carraway Clarksdalc LP Lula Carson Shaw Gen. Ed. Russell Carson Baird Cotton Gin Mgr. Ctenover Carter Greenwoiid Commerrial Art Joey Carter Belzoni Ranking 6- Finance Vera Ann i ' artvr Cleveland Practical ursing Michael ( ' asavechia (Greenville Runineiis Patricia ( ' asavechia (Greenville LPN 28 Cain to Chamoun Mr. Kenneth and Mrs. McClure check out a tape in the Media Center. ' ' ' ' ' ' f Greenwood Physical Therapy Kay Causey Butch Chamblee Eva L. Chambers C.eor e Chamoun Joseph Chamoun Belzoni Creenuood Greenville Greenville Clarhsdale Gen- Ed. Business LPN Diesel Mechanics Industrial Electricity 29 Frankie Chandler Rulerille A CI ' Ref. Vickie Childress Cleveland 1 1 ' Cynthia Ann Cirilli Clarksdale Data Processing Kittie Chappell Indianola Data Processing Bill Chatham Indianola Pre-Engineering Dale Chatman Cleveland Physical Ed. Judy Childress Itta Bena Gen. Ed. James W. Chiles III Clarksdale Engineering Dehra Chisolm Moorhead Buildinf i- Construction Rhonda Chrismond Itta Bena Pre-La w Janet Christopher Greenwood Commercial Art Dorothy Clark Inverness Medical Records Adm. Karen Denise Clark Rolling Fork Secretarial Science Kitnberlie E. Clark Greenville Pre-Nursing Robert Clark Greenwood Pre-Med Clint Clarke I A! land Farm Mgr. Sarah Clary (Greenville MedlMh Ora Clay Itta Bena Bu ine  Tommie Clayhorne Midnight Automotive Machinist iMrry Cocilova Shaw Farm Mechanic 30 Chandler to Conn Gloria Cody Anguilla Fashion Merchandising Sadie Coggim Marks Practical Surging Alma Coleman Mound Bayou AD Janet Coleman Cleveland Physical Ed. Mr. Joiner stresses the Middle Ages to the class. Linda J. Collins Shaw Pre-Sursing Tammy Collins Cleveland Elem. Special Ed. Steve Combest Greenville AD.V John Conger Rosedale Diesel Mechanics Scott Coleman Greenwood Business Theodore Collier Greenville Electronics Janice Collins Greenville Construction Tech. Robert Conn Beverly, S ' .J. 31 Chuck Connell Greenwood Electronics Diana Connell Greenwood Physical Ed. Robert Sidon A C Conner Vanessa Conway Greenville Pre-Nursing Lori Dawn Cook Cleveland Pre-Bac. -Nursing Ronald Cook Greenwood Gen. Ed. Allen Cooks Hollandale Commercial Art Otis Cooks Leland Farm Mechanics Sarah Cooks Greenville Phyllis Denise Cooley Greenwood Secretarial Science i Relinda Cooper Delta City Special Ed. Linda Faye Cooper Shelby Pre-Nursing Mary Ann Cooper Glen Allan Nursing McKinley Cooper Sunflower Gen. Bus. Pam Cooper Indianola Interior Decorating Shirley Cooper Honedale Social Work Walter Jerome Cooper Aniiiiilla Gen. Ed. Flvelyn D. Coote (Greenville Pre-Nursing Patricia Corder (Greenwood Med-lMh Onnie Corollo Greenwood Farm Management 32 Connell to Cox Judy Corso Clarksdale Practical Nurse Worthy Lee Cosey Hollandale Pre-Engineering Doretha Courtney Indianola Business Administration Brenda Gail Coicett Boiling Fork Electronic Tech. Mr. Brocato explains printing procedures to John York and Leroy House. 1 Carolyn S. Cowles Inverness History Donald .Allen Cowles Inverness History Deborah .Ann Cox Itta Bena Commercial . ri Donald B. Cox Cleveland Machine Shop Jim Cox Tut idler Electronics Judy Cox Cleveland LPN Manuel Cox Cleveland Electronic Tech. Micheal Cox Clarksdale VreMed 33 Cindy Craddock Greemcood Bus. Ed. Joe Craddock Greemcood A 6 C Ref. Kim Crawford Isola Home Economics Shelia Crawford Indianola Accounting Cynthia Kay Creasy Greenwood Music Rita Cretcs Indianola Fashion Merchandise Burl Crocker Clarksdale Physical Ed. Albert Crockett Shelby Auto Mechanics Ben Melvin Crockett, Jr. Greenwood Pre-Architecture Cynthia Crowell Hollandale ADN Julie Crutcher Greenwood PreSursing Rodgers Cummings Silver City Diesel Mechanic Allan Cummins Greenwood Drafting ir Design Nancy Cummins Drew LPN Ernestine Curry Shaw Pre-Nursing Jurqiieline Daffron Moiirhead Bu inet Stali tici Jt ' Hsii ' Dafjron. Jr. Moorhead Agr. Economic! William Dale Greenville BusineBi Linda Daniels Greenville Pre-Nuraing 11 Brenda Daves Winona ADN 34 Craddock to Dearman 15 Annie Davis Rosedale Basic Skills in Bus. Barbara Ann Davis Greenville Journalism Cole Davis Greenwood Gen. Bus. Cynthia Davis Jndianola ADN Mary Ann Cooper and Shelby Lipe listen in Nutrition. Joseph Davis Merigold Art Phyllis Davis Clarksdale Elementary Ed. Lisa Day Greenville Offset Printing Steve Dean Greenwood A Cb- Ref. Wyna Dean Moorhead Secretarial Science Ricky DeAngelo Greenville Accounting Tommy Dearman Greenville Electrical Engineer 35 icky DeClement Indianola journalism Teresa DeClement Indianola Med-Lab Tech. Ricky L. Deerman Greenville Electronics David Demsky Birmingham, Ala. Pre-Engineering Terri Thompson Dendy Greenville ADN Bobby Denton Greenwood LPN Gale Doty Dickens Moorhead Art Donald Dill Drew Sheet Metal Cindy Dilly Cleveland ADN Gordon Ditto Greenwood Business iMnetta Dixon Iceland EPS Demetric Doaty Greenville Secretarial Science Mary Dodd Greenville Social Work Vickie Dodd Doddsville Med-Eab .Xnthony Domino Midnight Farm Management Ik ( harl -H Domini) Hi ' lzoni harm Management Jarni ' H Domino Hrlzoni Farm Management i Oscar I.. Dorset Shelby C.V ' ri. Huh. Robert Dorsey Areola Commercial . rt Thelma E. Dotson (Greenville Husin ess DeClement to Eaton Karl Rushing lectures to an Electronics class. Greenwc Business Donna Dunne James Allen Duthu Myra DuVatl Delia Easterling Murphy Eaton Greenville Belzoni Greenville Greenville Isola General Bus. 11 Electronics Computer Electronics Auto Mechanics 37 Tyrone Edison Cary .- uto Mechanics Lana Edwards Clarksdale Data Processing LiUie Ellis Indianola Data Processing Rote England Belzoni LPS Opal A. Edmonds Greenville LPS Jerry Edwards Itta Bena Drafting i- Design Jimmy Edwards Louisville Auto Mechanics Johnny Edwards Indianola Construction Tech. 1 Milvin Edi Ruleville Gen. Bus. ards .Allen Eiland Greenville Building i- Construction Linda Rose Eiland Leland Secondary Ed. Sikki Ellett Greenwood Music Ed. Tammie Lynn Ellis Carrolllon LPS .Anne S. Elmore Leland Gi-n. Bus. Willie Earl Elverton Indianola AlC 6 Ref. Roberty Ely Sumner Farm Management Denim- E.pps (larksdalc ADS Valerie Lrlli ' Indianola Special Ed. Janice l.n in Greenuood Secretarial Science Danitliy Lsridfic Bldiin ' Denial Hygiene 3S Edison to Fisher 1 Brenda Etheridge Rosedale Physical Ed. Edward Earl Etheridge. ]r. Rosedale Industrial Electricity Maury Eubanks Ruleville Diesel Mechanics Denise Evans Clarksdale Data Processing Betty Faint India Basic Skills In Bus. utrition Class Henry Farrish Doddscille Music Ed. James H. Ferguson Greenwood Gen. Ed. Polly Ferretti Shaw Pre-Med Lab Debra Fields Greeni-ille Data Processing jimmy Finger Greenville Business Shrinda Fisher Greenville Medical Technology 39 Linda Flemmons G-eenville Elementary Ed. Johnn Flowers Clarksdale Diesel Mechanics David Floyd Greenwood Accounting Harold Floyd Greenwood A C ir Ref. Sylvia Fluker Greenwood Secretarial Science Michael Fontana Greenville Gen. Ed. Dolores Ford Greenville Business Jack Forrest, Jr. Greenville Pre-Engineering Peary Owen Forrest Greenville Music Ed. William Scott Forrest Greenville History Tommy Foster Pace Machine Shop Angela Fountain Greenville Business Larry D. Fountain Greenville Drafting Lr Design Shirley Denise Fountain Drew Pre-Nursing - HPV Dorothy Fowler Moorhead Criminal Justice Van H. Fowler (AarkHdale BuninesH ( arotyn Franklin Cleveland Social Work Mrlisa Franklin Boiling Fork Special Ed. Kenneth Fralesi Leland Agriculture Eco. Patricia Freeman hirhy. Ark. Data Processing Flemmons to Gerald Thomas Fugett, Jr. Greenville Elementary Ed. .Amy Ftilcher Greenville Elementary Ed. Colleen Fults Vickland Elementary Ed. Joyce Fulwood Greenville ADN Randall Furniss Rena Lara Diesel Mechanics The lunch line gets longer everyday. .Anthony Gardlvy Angiiilla Auto Mechanics Claude Gardner Indianola Construction Tech. Linda Gardner Charleston Med-Lah Tech. James Garrett Greenwood Physical Ed. Jim Garrett Greenwood Gen. Ed. Yronnc (U ' rald Indianola Secretarial Science 41 M ( David E. Gibson Bruce Pre-Med Lynda Gibson Parchman Pre-Nursing Marcia Gillam Greenville Gen. Bus. James Gilmore Greenwood Buildins Tech. Emma jean Givens Greenwood Clerical Jeanette Givens Greenwood LPS Mildred Givens Clarksdale Practical Nurse Vicki Glassco Greenville Elementary Ed. Gregg S. Clover Clarksdale Automachinist Hattie Clover Sunflower Med-Lab Tech. i Mary Lynn Godfrey IndianiAa Gen. Ed. Rosie Marie Golliday Shaw Pre-Nursing Carolyn Goodman Greenwood Pre-Nursing Mamie Goodson Greenwood Computer Science John Goodwin Greenville Drafting b Design Mary C.ondn in (Greenville Pre-Med ImH Michael Gonzales Cleveland Drafting h Design David (Gore (Greenville Engineering Tucker (Gore (Greenville Husin ess Margaret Goss Cleveland HN 42 Gibson to Gregg Bobbie Gossett Tunica Med-Lah Tech. Kimberly Govero Greenwood Music Margie Grant Hollandale Social Work Alberta Graves Moorhead Speech Therapy Mrs. Spencer explains a problem to La Jaun Johnson. Gregory Graves Greenville Criminal Justice Gary Gray Clarksdale LPS Dehra J. Green Anguilla Psychology Kevin Green Greenville Business Regenia Green Cleveland Social Work Uehra i reenhatv Cleveland Secretarial Science Charles Gregg CU ' vela nd Machine Shop 43 Jeri Lynn Gregory Drew Pre-Sursing Bill Griffin Skene Farm Mgr. Ronald Haggard Greenville Gen. Bus. Irnnren iMtrice Hall l.t ' land Criminal Ju$lice Erlexia Griffin Belzoni Nursing Tech. Gwendolyn Griffin Cleveland LPN Keith A. Griffin Merigold Agriculture Shelia Griffin Greenville Secretarial Science 1 Tom Grossman Greenwood Agriculture Pshan Guest Greenwood Secretarial Science William Habig Greenwood Drafting ir Design Carl Haggard Leland Farm Mechanics John Haik Greenville Business Adm. Andy Halbrook Belzoni General Ed. Tim Hale Cleveland A C ir Bef. Paul Haley Sunflower Accounting joe Luther Hall, Jr. Anguilla Physical Ed. Mckinley Hall, Jr. Boiling Fork Welding Shirley Hall InvernesH f.Vn. Bus. Wonso G. Hall Pace Secretarial Science 44 Gregory to Hardin Donna Hamberlin Greenville ADS Willie Hamilton Indianola Diesel Mechanics Maria Hammons Carrollton Physical Therapy Debra Hampton Belzoni Psychology Milton Hampton Beulah Sheet Metal Vocational Shop S ' elda Hancock Moorhead ADS it- Charles Edward Hanea Cleveland Cotton Gin Mgr. Mike Harbison Greenville Accounting David Skclton Harden Cleveland Machine Shop Dehra Harden Belzoni LPS John Hardin Belzoni Pre-Engineering 45 Barbara Hardy Greenwood ADN Pat Hare Greenwood Advertising Kathryn Hargrove Greenwood Business Larry Harkins Cleveland Drafting 6- Design Anthony Harper Cleveland Pre-Architecture B. Kei th Harper Greenville Pre-Engineering Eric Harper Rosedale Building Cant. joann Harper Greenville Business Albertha Ha rris Belzoni Secretarial Science H Felecia Dawn Harris Greenville Computer Science Jerry Harris (Greenwood Electronics Kathy Harris Moorhead AD Lonzo Harris Cleveland Auto Mechanic Mandy Harris Moorhead Home Economics Sirhena Ann Harris Shelby Criminal Justice 1 Theodore Harrin (Greenville Electronic Mary Ann Harrinon Clen Allan Secondary Ed. Clara Jenail Hart Greenwood LPN Allan G. Harvey Indianola Voc. Welding Carrie Harvey Greenville Criminal Justice 46 Hardy to Hellen 47 Wanda Helms Greenville Data Processing Nancy B. Helton Greenivood LPN Hattie Hemmer Greenwood Secretarial Science U Charles Henderson Leland Plant Pathology Jack Henderson Greenwood Political Science Mary Jane Henderson Belzoni Home Ec. Montana Henderson Greenville Clerical Phyllis Henderson Indianola Secretarial Science Terry Henderson Indianola Criminal Justice Daphne L. Hendon Greenville X-Ray Tech. Janice Hendrix I. eland Sp uti I d Houston Henley Greenwood Commercial Art Steve Henry Greenville Auto Mechanic Patty Henson Kilmichael ADN Brenda Herring Greenville Pre-Med Lab l.ee Andreii Hi-rron (Greenville l-.lertronicH Kruge Lee Hervey Tutwiler Commercial Art Thomas J. llesser Phoenixville. PA C(mstruclion Theory Tony Hester llollandale Diesel Mechanic Ella „ Hihhler Indianola Pre-Nursing 4H Helms to Hitt Johnnie Hibblen Indianola Electronic William Higginbotham Ufa Bena Computer Tech. Antony Hill Greenwood Business Barry Hill Oxford Welding Darry Hill Renova Industrial Wiring Mrs. Holloway tutors Roz Mann in class. Patti Hill Greenwood General Ed. Pearlie Hill Indianola Business Victor Hill Hollandale Psychology Victoria Hill Hollandale MLT Scott Hillhurn New Orleans, LA General Ed. Lisa Hitt Greenwood Accounting 49 Chip Hobart Avon Farm Management Cathy C. Hodge Indianola Nursing Bob Hodges Indianola Gen. Bus. Brenda Gail Hodges Greenville Secretarial Science Jed Hodges Millen, GA. Gen. Ed. Ellise N. Hoffman Greenville Liberal Arts Jennifer Keats Hague Glen Allan Pre-Nursing Bonnie Sue Hoke Isola Clerical Terri Holcomb Rolling Fork Data Processing Roger Holder Merigold Deisel Mechanics Mary Holleman Grenada ADN Bettye Holloway Greenville Secretarial Science Glenn Holloway Indianola Pre-Pharmacy Mike Holloway Belzoni Wildlife Management Tracy Holmes Greenville Social Work 1 Jerry Holt Hoyle Gen. Ed. Melissa llomolik Greenwood ADN l.ury Hood Clarksdale ADN Samuel Hopkins lA ' land BSR Sharon Hopson (Gunnison Pre Nursing Hobart to Howell George Ann Horn Inverness Drafting ir Design Lexie Horn Cleveland A C 6 fie . Warren Horn Shelby Electronic Cissy Horton Leland Social Work Vocational Shop David Horton Drew Builditis 6 Construction Willie House Greenville Electronics Janet Howard Greenville Gen. Bus. Joel Hoivard Clarksdale Pre-law Raymond Horton Cleveland Music Perry House Greenville Of fact Priutin Troy Howard Leland Building Tech. Melinda Howell Greenville Elementary Ed. SI Angie Howerton Greenville Secretarial Science II Charles L. Hudson Moorhead Medical Records Doris Hudson Ruleville Physical Therapy Margaret Hudson Greenwood Nursing Science Danny Hughes Clarksdale Accounting James Hughes Itiverness Cotton Gin Machinist Jennifer (Hon) Hughes Clarksdale Physical Ed. Lesa Hughes Grenada ADN Linda Hughes Meg Hughes Clarksdale Inverness RN General Ed. Nancy Hughes Greenville Pre-Nursing Rachel Hughes Inverness Prt ' -Mrd Inh Tony Hughes Greenville Electronics Leigh Hunt Clarksdale Secretarial Science Lennis Hunt Cleveland Machine Shop Greg I.. Hunter Morganton, N.C. Physical Ed. Reginald Hums Cleveland Data Processing Mary Louise Hurst Clarksdale Secretarial Science William Hurst Clarksdale Business David Hyde Inverness Electronics 52 Howerton to Jackson Henry Hyde Inverness Business Mary Hynes Hollandale Pre-Nursing Anise Ingram Greenville ADN Betty Ingram Ruleville ADN Lee Anne Ingram Winona Pre-Bach. Nursing Dorothy Steele and Keats Hague listen in Hygiene. M. June Ivey Lexington Nursing Pricilla Ivory Greenwood Business Gloria Ivy Moorhead Criminal Justice Antionette Jackson Cleveland Data Processing Cynthia Jackson Greenville LPN Deloris Jackson Indianola Pre-Phy. Therapy S3 Doris Jackson Greenville LPN Earl Jackson Hollandale Commercial Art Edward Jackson Greenville Electronic Tech. Ellen Jackson Shaic Accounting Greg Jackson Greenwood Electronics Jaquita L. Jackson Cleveland Elementary Ed. Jeffery Jackson Ruleville Sheet Metal Jerry Jackson Gunnison Electronics Mike Jackson Greenwood Business Robert Jackson Greenville Pre-Med Robert Earl Jackson Shaw A C 6 Ref. Sharon Jackson Greenville Pre-Nursing Yancey Jacob Reserve, LA Vocational Felita Jacobs Shaiv Med-Lab Techs. Tracy Danette Jacobs Greenville Pre-Med Lab Kerry Knox Jamen (Greenwood harm Management Moll James (Greenville Gen. Ed. Joe Jarrett Greenwood Business Accl. Je.ssy L. Jefjers Vickshurg Commercial Art Houston D. Jefferson (Gunnison Electronics 54 Jackson to Johnson Aaron C. Jenkins Glen Allan Construction Tech. Beverlyn Jenkins Mound Bayou Med-Lab Tech. Cathy Jenkins Grenada Pre-Nursing Cheryl Jenkins Indianola Agriculture Leo Jenkins Grace Industrial Electricity Thomas Sharp, Robbie McCord, and Darnell Smith prepare for test. George Jason Jennings Greenwood Pre-Law Jeffery Jernagin Greemvood Business Adm. Jimmy Dale Jeter Greenville Drafting Glenn Allen Joe Greenwood Pre-Med ilberta Johnson Be noil Social Work B arbara Ann Johnson Uollandale Dental Hygiene 55 Clara Johnson Greenville Special Ed. Clyde Johnson Hollandale Business David Johnson Greenville Business Deloris Johnson Greenwood Secretarial Science Ed Johnson Greenville Auto Mechanic Eddie Johnson, Jr. Mound Bayou Industrial Electronics Gregg Johnson Morgan City Construction Tech. James Johnson Rosedale Machine Shop Jeff Johnson Indianola Business Jimmie Johnson Hollandale Diesel Mechanic Joyce Johnson Greenville Secretarial Science Joyce Johnson Hollandale General Ed. Kennedy Johnson Mound Bayou Political Science Kenneth Johnson Hollandale Electronic Kenneth Johnson Greenville Designing Im Juan JohnHon Indianola (General Ed. Marilyn Johnson Lexington Pre-Med Mary Ann Johnson Hollandale General Ed. Minnie J. Johnson (Greenville Buaineai Patricia Johnson Hollandale Social Work 56 Johnson to Jones Fatsy Johnson Cleveland Child Psychology Royal Johnson Greenwood Cotton Gin Man. Rutha Johnson Hollandale ADN Trade Johnson Greenville Special Ed. Marvin Tarver, Chuck Lamb, and Clyde Burchfield look over the itinerary. Valerie Johnston Greenville Medical Lab Bobby Jolly Parchman Farm Mechanic Anderson Jones Rolling Fork Welding Angela Jones Greenwood ADN Tracy Johnson Shaw Machine Shop Varonicia Johnston Greenville Secretarial Science II Vickie Johnson Rosedale Secretarial Science Calvin Jones Moorhead Sheet Welding 57 Clariece Jones Indianola Gen. Bus. Gary Jones Greenville Electronics Martha Jones Greenville ADS Rone Jonet I J ' land Secretarial Science Darren Jones Clarksdale General Ed. Darry Jones Hollandale Business Dwayne Jones Belzoni Diesel Gloria .Ann Jones Hollandale Music Applied Joyce Jones Moorhead Secretarial Science Kenny Jones Cleveland Farm Mgr. Melissa Jones Louise Mass Comm. Mike Jones Belzoni Criminal Justice Nancy Jones Greenville Dental Hygiene i Edward Lee Jones Greenville Drafting Lonzia Jones Indianola Industrial Electricity Preston Jones Greenville Pre-Engineering Rydell Jones Honedale General Bus. Tim Jones Boyle Physical Ed. (Georgia Jordan Sid on LPS MackArthur Jordan Belzoni Electronic Tech. Jones to Kidd Mary Lou Jordan Greenville ADS Mary Jane Joyce Greenville Electronics Anne Jue Indianola Elementary Ed. Patricia Keenum Clarksdale Practical Sursing Anita Keeton Leland Secretarial Science Danny Pearson helps overhaul an engine. Wilda A. Kelly Greenville Business Acct. Bruce L. Kemp Merigold Electronics James Kendall. Jr. Boyle Accounting Randal .4. Kennon Belzoni Insurance Wesley Kersey Greenwood Business Phillip Kidd Clarksdale Electronics 59 Robbie Kight Moorhead Drafting James Killebretv, Jr. Itta Bena Farm Management Kenny Kimbrell Clarksdale Electronic Tech. K.K. Kimes Greenwood Social Work Richard Kimmel Greenwood General Business Vanessa Kinard Rena Lara Home Ec. Linda King Rolling Fork Business Kirk Koenis Greenville General Bu$ine$$ Alana King Indianola Special Ed. Jeffrey King Greenville Business II Kathy King Inverness Farm Man. Kristin King Greenville Dental Hygiene Scotty King Excel, Ala. Auto Mechanic Sharon King Greenwood Pre-Nursing Lark Kline Skeene Auto Mechanic Malcolm Knight Tippo Pre-Dental Ken Kornegay Belzoni Business Jana Kunefke Indianola Liberal Arts Timothy Kunefke Belzoni Pre Med Uih Mac Ku an Greenville Business Right to Landdon I Andre Kwkland Gunnison Electronics Chris Lebella Indianola MLT Freddy LMbella Indianola Building Construction John Labella Indianola General Business Roy Labella Indianola General Ed. Sammy Labella Indianola Parks i ' Rec. Nursing students taking an exam Sandra Lacy Greenwood LPS Marian Lakes Drew Pre-Nursing Dorothy Lang Greenwood Business Matthew iMng Greenwood Data Processing Josh iMngdon Greenville Construction Tech. Laura iMngdon Greenville .■Xccounting 61 Sam Langston. Jr. Hollandale Vocational-Tech. Florence Lankford Parchman LPN Reginal Lxinkford Parchman MLT Jeff Laster Clarksdale .Auto-Mach. Marilyn Law Greenwood Adn Anthony Lawson Pace Music Roscoe Lawson Pace Pre-Engineering Phillip Leaks Gunnison Machine Shop Michael LeBlanc Trail Lake Construction Tech. Ronald Lee Greenville Offset Printing Sandra Lee Leland ADN Danny Leigh Greenwood Auro-Mechanics John P. Lemonis Greenville Music David Lester Baird Agriculture Melinda Lett Cleveland .Accotintini! Lilly Leung Greenville [)ala Proremiing Delores Lewis Greenville PreSursing Frank Lewis, Jr. (Greenville Industrial Elec. (Glenn Lewis Rosedale AlC 6 Ref. Michael Lewis Beulah Sheet Metal 92 Langston to Long Paul Leivis Glen Allan General Ed. Betty Logan Tutwiler Clerical James Lillo Leland Music Brian Lindsey Indianola Construction Tech. Stanley Lindsey Indianola Construction Tech. Alma Linebarger Doddsville Radiological Tech. Yes, we do understand Tommy Lister Belzoni Ministry Sharon Logue Indianola Gen. Bus. Glen Lomack Ruleville A C 6 Ref. Mary Frances Long Boyle Social Work Robert Long Leland Liberal Arts 63 Brenda Lopanec Glen Allan Secretarial Science Angie Loper Isola ADN Inverness Criminal Justice Sharon Lowery Hollandale Veterinary Med Fontaine Lowry Indianola Computer Programmer Betty Luckett Cary Accounting Steve Luckett Dublin Machine Shop John Lundy Trihhett Agriculture Elizabeth Lynch Greenwood ADS Mary Ann Mack Indianola ADN Monica Maddie Shaw Data Processing Chandra Magee Greenwood Juvenile Counseling Greg Magee Greenwood Criminal Justice Jay D. Maggio New Orleans, LA General Ed. Gregg Mahan Itta Bena Commercial Arts Cariilyn Majom Holly Hlujj Pre-Nurning Cindy Makamson Morgan City Pre-Nu rning Clifjord Makamson Avon Criminal Justice Hobert Malalesia Clarksdale General Business Carl Roy Mallard Benoit Data Processing 64 Lopanec to Marlowe Beverly Malone Lexington ADN Danny Monasco Clarksdale Electronics Tech. Connie Mangrum Rolling Fork Elementary Ed. Ronnie Mangum Greenwood General Ed. Roz Mann Indianola Business : dr] Dupert Ray Manning, Jr. Greenville Machine Shop Mrs. Daughtry assists Dean Boggs Kaye Manning Rolling Fork MET Robert Manor Hollandale Commercial Art Rodney Mansfield Greenville Auto Mechanic Cynthia Mardis Greenville Medical Records Mary Jean Marien Belzoni ADN Rohhie Marlowe Birmingham, Ala. General Education 65 Alice Marshall Shelby General Ed. Dorothy Martin Greenville LPN Jamefi Ma this Louise A C 6 Hef. Sherry Matthews (Greenville Data I ' riii eshinu, ( Annie Martin Schlater Home Ec. Barbara Martin Greenville Physical Ed. Diane Martin Greenwood Fashion Merchandising Donna Martin Greenville HPR Rita Martin Greenville Data Processing Elizabeth Marquis Cleveland LPN Sheri Marquis Clarksdale Elementary Ed. Medell Mason Winstonvillie Industrial Electronics Irene Matthews Morgan City Bvsin I ' ss Johnny Matthews Glen Allan Data Processing Martha Matthews Clarksdale Secretarial Science Richard Matthews Clarksdale Business Tony Mat ey Mayersville Earrn Mech. Sandi May Cleveland Data Processing Jacelyne Mayfield (Greenwood Pre-Med Bettie Maytvell (Greenwood Social Work 68 Marshall to McCool 0t David McAdory Greenville Business Everster McAtee Hollandale Elementary Ed. Irene McCain Cleveland ADiV Michael McCain Drew Med. Tech. Terry McCain Greenville Electronics Bill McCaskill Leland Electronics Tech. Graduation Day Is Over Dtvight McClee Greenwood Industrial . rt Earcile McClemore Boyle Social Work Margaret McCloskey Greenwood General Ed. Joyce McClure Greenville ADN Kyle McClure Belzoni General Ed. Don McCool Glen .Allan Liberal Arts «7 Fannie McCool Indianola Pre-Nursing Robert McCord Parchman Electronics Dehbra McCown Shaw PN David McCoy Indianola Pre-Pharmacy Pauline McCurry Indianola ADS Mark McCutcheon Lousiville, KY Business Debra Darlene Mc Daniels Clarksdale Dental Hygiene Robert McDaniel Greenwood Pre-Law Shellie McFarland Rena Ixira Shrci Metal Andrew McCary Leland Autd Machinisl James E. McGaugh, Jr. Greenville Business Adm. Robert Kent McGee Greenville General Ed. Kelli McGinty (Greenville Pre-Pharmacy David McGowin Greenville General Ed. I.inda Quay McGraw ( ' ■anion ADN Marjorie Mcllwain Greenville Pre-Med Lab Micheal McCrory Greenwood General Ed. Vincient McDaniel Greenwood Farm Management Lee McGinnis Greenwood Electronics Alton Mclntire Leland Drafting OH McCool to McWilliams Hi Louvenia Mclntire Greenville Pre-Nursing Teresa Mclntire Anguilla Social Work Sharon McKay Indianola MLT Pearl McKinney Grenada ADN Smile, Marilyn, it doesn ' t hurt. 1 Earnest McGee Cleveland Pre-Lab Tech. Doris McLendon Belzoni Elementary Ed. Jimmy McLendon Inverness Christian Ed. Shirley McNeer Greenwood Clerical Letha McNeil Gunnison ADN Susan McNeil Cleveland Nursing Tomn$y Queen Greenville Business Anthony McWilliams Shaw Machine Shop 69 Jacqueline Meeks Cleveland LPS Peter Scott Menotti Leland General Ed. Belinda Mickel Greenville ADN Mary Ann Middleton Clarksdale ADN Barbara Miller Indianola MLT Deronda Millican Cleveland General Bus. Sharon Minyard Indianola Speech Therapy Bobbie Miller Isola Pre-Nursing Eddie Miller Greenwood Civil Engineering Sandra Miller Winona LPN Rickey Millwood Grenada Business Debra Mims Greenwood ADN Jeff Mims C,reenwood Ministry Terry Mitchell Greenwood Pre-Engineering Willie Bene Mitchell I ' .reenwood Pre-Nursing Tim Mize Clarksdale Welding Allen Miles Greenwood Farm Mach. Valerie Miller Grenville Fr(- ursing Morris Mims Greenville Political Science William Mizell Inverness Commercial Art 70 Meeks to Moore Yvonne Mobley Greenville Pre-Sursing Joseph Mohamed Inverness Pre-Pharmacy David Moler Belzoni Fishery Mgr. Charles Monroe Metcalfe Journalism Student prepares for class John Monty Clarksdale Engineering Martin Moody Greenville Construction Tech. Barbara Moon Indianola Secretarial Science Kim Mooneyhan Clarksdale Data Processing Mary Moor Greenwood Commercial Art Datvn Moore Greenville Data Processing Elijah Moore Greenwood Farm Mech. Estella Moore Metcalfe Secretarial Science 71 Johnny Lee Moore Hollandale Sheet Metal I Stefenie R. Moore Greenwood Home Economics Jerome Mortimer Rolling Fork Machine Shop Larry Moore Greenwood Sheet Metal Melvin Moore Greenville General Business Mike Moore Rolling Fork Criminal Justice Mike Willie Moore Rolling Fork Law Enforcement .-.ir. Alice Morgan Cleveland LPN Josephine E. Morgan Cleveland LPN Sherry Morgan Inverness Pre-Medi cine Levone Morris Schlater Criminal Justice iMna-Shea Mosley Greenville Commercial Art Leslie Mosley Cleveland Machine Shop Thomas Mosley Greenville Electronics Jerry Moss Jr. Sidon AC Refrigeration Kilty Rae MotI (•m ' nvillf Dalti f ' roi I ' HHxng Kalhy Mulcahy Leland Fashion Merchandising Chuck Multins Greenwood General Business Jenny Lynn Mullins Clarksdale Data Processing Ruhha Mullen Cleveland Machine Shop 72 Moore to Neal Sandra Munn Kosciusko ursing Richard Murdaugh Indianola Computer Science Morris Murphey Tippo Diesel Mechanics Gigi Murrah Greenville Sursing Barbara Muray Greenville LPS George Murray Moorhead Fish Farm Management Do I have to listen to this any longer? Donna Muzzi Greenville Sursing Jerry Myles Marks AC Refrigeration Randy Sailor Shaw Physical Education Yvonne Nash Gary Basic Skills and Business Beverly Sason Greenwood Data Processing Scott Seal Greenville Engineering 73 Nelson to Oltremari Angela Nelson Greenwood Psychology Donna Nelson Pace Nursing Earnestean Nelson Indianola PreSursins Sammy Nelson Indianola AC Refrigeration Willie Nelson Indianola AC Refrigeration Randy New Glen Allan Welding Robert Nichols Gunnison Auto-Mechanics Charles Nichols Greenwood AC Refrigeration Cheryl Nichols Greenwood Nursing David Nichols Belzoni Communications Denise Nichols Cleveland Data I ' r j( I ' ssing Kenneth Nichols llollandale Electronics Randy Nichols Leland Cotton Gin Management Howard Nicholson Greenville Business Education William Nicholson, Jr. Greenville General Rusincss l ri ' di ' ri( k i( kson ( rt ' i ' ntiood Phyhiral Education ( nrry Nipper Chatham Agriculture Tarie Nuckolls Rolling Eork I u d u stria I Electronics I.ovie Noltten ( ' leveland Eli ' ineulary Education Renee Norquial Cleveland Industrial Electrtmics 74 Gary orris Mayersville Business Kenneth Sorris Mayersville Drafting Randell Sorris Frisco City. Alabama General Education Walter Sorthuay Greenville Music Education English Lit gives some people pleasure. Sylvester Sorvell Mound Bayou Electronics Lisa Odem Greenwood Psychology Louise Oliver Belzoni Pre-Nursing Nannie Oliver Greenville Nursing Jose Olivero Guatemala. California Cotton Gin Management Henry Ollie Greenville Journalism Margaret Oltremari Greenville Data Processing 75 Ong to Peay Regina Ong Clarksdale Accounting Jewel Dean Orsi Greenville Interior Design Linda Adell Oshourne Greenwood Data Praccssim Richard Oswalt Ruleville ADN Becky Owens Tupelo Journalism Tommy Owens Pine Apple, Ala. Marilyn Page Greenville Machine Shop Mike Palasini Leland Farm Man. David Palmer Rolling Fork General Ed. Denise Palmtree Greenwood General Business Deborah Pamhianchi Cleveland Sue Parish Belzoni Pre-Pharmacy Ben Parker Clarksdale Construction Bill Parker Indianola Cotton Gin Mang. Elaine V. Parker Moorhead ADN Emma Parker Drew ADN Guy Parker Greenville ( ' ommunicatiiins Rohhir Parker (Greenwood (General Ed. Robert I.ee Parker (Greenville ADN Teresa Parker Sun lower Speech Pathology 76 Cindy Parkerson Greenwood i0[ Sean Patton Inverness General Ed. Doris Parks Greenwood General Business Patricia Parks Grenada Ellen L. Parson Greenville ADN Gary D. Patterson Leland AC Refrig. William Patterson Louise Farm Mechanic Mr. Spencer and graduates share a laugh. Peggy Ann Patton Indianola Business Teresa Payne Shaw Social Psychology Danny Pearson Isola Agriculture Mang. Winnie Smith Pearson Winona ADN Jack Peay Clarksdale Accounting 77 John F. Peden, Jr. Schlater Business Jeanne Peel Indianola LPS Kenny Peeples Itta Bena General Ed. Annette Pepper Moorhead Art Joyce Perkins Greenville Offset Printing Bettye Perry Boyle AD Eddie Phillips Stoneville Social Work Hila Pittn Hulfville Pr,-()pl. Bobert Perry, Jr. Greenville Electronics Bonnie Perry Moorhead AC Befrig. Tim Phelps Clarksdale Electronics Billy Philley Greenwood Data Processing Buddy Pierce Hollandale Business Lynn Pigg .Anguilla Elementary Ed. Dedi Pigg Hollandale General Business Janice Pittman Itta Bena Construction Tech. Sarah I ' ulk Greenwood LPN Joe Poole Greenville Electronics Tech. Alice Faye Pope Boiling Fork Criminal Justice Bart Posey Doddsville Accounting 78 Peden to Pryor Andrew Potts Moorhead Diesel Mach. Dawn Proctor Glen Allan Data Processing Linda Potts Moorhead Biology Mary Powell Sunflower Data Processing Karen Presley Clarksdale Med. Lah Joe Primeaux Creeni ' ille Data Processing Students listen as Billy Williams stresses Drafting and Design Barbara Proctor Greenwood Med. Lah V Rose Proctor Cleveland Accounting Tony Proctor Glen Allan Ministry Berlha Pryor Moorhead Business Tommy Pryor Pascagonla Electronics 79 Knox Purnell Greenwood Pre-Forestry Debra Quillman Greenwood General Ed. Mark Raby Itta Bena AC Re frig. Terrell Raby Itta Bena General Business Mike Ragland Belzoni Christian Ed. Phyllis Rainey Leland Clerical Susan Rainwater Greenville Elementary Ed. Maria Ramsey Hollandale General Ed. Mike Ramsey Itta Bena Electronics Barbara Ratliff Clarksdale PS r Barbara Ray Cleveland RS David Ray Indianola Machine Shop Hattie .Ann Ray Greenville LPS Lisa C. Ray Indianola Business Mark Ray Rolling Fork Drama Ode 1 1 Ray (.reeniille Dieiel Mechanic Toni Ray Avon Pre-Med. ImH Cynthia Ray burn Greenville Pre-Nuriing Molly Readus Matt son LPS Bobbie Reed Shelby ADS HI) Clint E. Reed Inverness Const. Tech. Cherryl Reed Inverness Secretarial Science Rick Reeves Leland Liberal Arts Lori Rennick Greenville General Business John Reynolds Greenville Construction Tech. Laura Rhatigan Greenville Data Processing Barbara Ann Rhodes Mayersville Social Work Steve Alan Rice Greenwood Data Processing Rhonda E. Richards Indianola ADN Jeanette Richardson Indianola Pre-Med. Lab 81 Joe V Glen Auto athan Richardson Allan Mach Linda Richardson Greenwood Business Robin Richardson Greenwood Accounting Sheila Richardson Phillipston Secretarial Science Donna Rickles Greenwood Home Ec. Barbara Robermn Indianola LPS Elroy Roberson Shaw- Business Brady Roberts Isola i ' J ' .2 ' J Dwan Roberts Greenville A CI- Ref. Frederick Roberts Hollandale Industrial Elec. Kathy Roberts Moorhead Data Prf,r pising Rita Marie Roberts Moorhead Elementary Ed. Tracy Roberts Moorhead Elementary Ed. David Robertson Cleveland General Ed. John Robertson Indianola General Ed. penny Robertton Greenville Elementary Ed. Calvin Robin on Creemrood Social VV ' orJt Doloren Robinson Indianola ADS Mary .Ann Robinson Belzoni Secretarial Science Mildred Rohinsiin Greenville Secretarial Science II H2 Richardson to Rome Johnny C. Robinson Drew Farm Mech. Paula Renee Robinson Greeni-ille Pre-Bac ursing Shelia Robinson Greenville Secretarial Science Subrener Robinson Beulah Business Taking notes in drafting. James Rocconi Cleveland General Ed. Peter Rocconi Cleveland A C 6 Re . Ronald Rogers Greenville Cotton Gin Mgr. Lee Rolling Clarksdale Social Work Wilbur Robinson Cleveland Electronic Don Roby Grenada Machinery Mary Rome Greenville Data Processing 83 Ronald Tyler Hollandale Sheet Metal Jill Rose Greenwood Secretarial Science Ann Rosella Greenville ADN Deborah Ross Mound Rayou ADN Dianne Ross Stoneville Criminal Justice John A. Ross, Jr. Greenville Auto Mach. jolanv Ross Greenville Stephen Ross Greenville Liberal Arts Linda Rowe Itta Bena Library Science Karen Roznik Greenville ADN Maxine Rucker Inverness Criminal Justice Jon Ruscoe Leland Physical Ed. Alison Russell Isola General Bus. Glenn Russell Belzoni General Ed. James Russell Greenville I iliera! Xrts Sheila Husfietl Slnneiiall Pre-law Ibrahim Huh tarn Greenwood General Bus. II Marty Rutherjord Greenville General Ed. Jamie Rulledge Belzoni Accounting Elizabeth Sanders Greenville LI ' N H4 Evelyn Sanders Indianola General Ed. Mindy Sanders Cleveland Data Processing Sarah Sanders Memphis, TN Elementary Ed. Sharon Sanders Greenwood Business John M. Santucci Leland Auto Mech. Mr. Crubb lectures to anatomy class. James Sanderson Greenville Pre-Engineering Jimmie Sanford Morgan City Biology Deniece Sarringar Indianola Art John Sayle Greenwood Drafting Joseph Sayle Greenwood Drafting Brian Sbravali Lambert Farm Mgr. 85 Larry Scarcer Greenville General Ed. Kurt Schroeder Greenwood Electronics Robert Schroeder Greenwood Electronics Patricia Sconyers Yazoo City ADN Steve Scott, Jr. Greenwood FMT Lewis Scott Cleveland General Ed. Thomas Seales Excel, Ala. Diesel Mech. John Sease Greenville General Ed. Chery Self Crowder LPN Nancy Self Cleveland Med-Lab Tim Self Cleveland Data Processing Julie Sellers Greenville Business II Rendy K. Sellers Greenville MET Ricky Sellers Greenville Music Bob Serio Greenville Physical Ed. Terrfanci ' Shackelford {Greenwood Business Lisa Shaffer Cleveland PreMLT Marfiaret Sharp Greenwood Pre-Engineering Harold Shaw Grcemvood Pre-Engineering Mark Shaw Uullundale Agriculture HfS Scarver to Sims Sundra Shaw Clarksdale Psychology Michael Shivers Greenville Construction Tech. Gloria Shelton Leland Business Burturan Shepard Beulah Machine Shop Shay Shepard Indianola Pre-Nursing Mrs. Bennett dictates to Sabrina Harris and others. Willie Shepard, Jr. Indianola Construction Tech. Terry Shields Cleveland Secondary Ed. James Shofjner Greenville A C ir Ref. Margaret Sims Greenwood Secretarial Science Olevear Sims Greenwood ADN Wayne Sims Rosedale Welding «7 Teresa Skeen Holly Ridge General Bus. Donna Skelton Greenwood Dental Hygiene Donnie Skelton Indianola Farm Mgr. Valina Slater Indianola General Bus. Wanda Slaughter Beulah Business Gregory Sledge Shaw Drafting 6 Design Edward Sluder Leland Auto Maints. Allen Smith Greenwood Industrial Elec. Amanda Smith Glen Allan Math Angela Smith Leland Secretarial Science II Carol Smith Greenwood ADN Cindy Smith Indianola Secretarial Science II Darnell Smith Hollandale Elect. Tech. Dechondea Smith Greenville ADN George Smith Greenwood Prc-Phannacy Jimmy Smith C.reent ille l l ' K Johnny Smith Greenwood A Cij Re}. Kalhryn Smith Greenwood Elementary Ed. Kathy Smith Rome Secretarial Science I.orelta Smith (Greenville I ' re-Nursing Skeen to Smith Mary Smith Indianola Secretarial Science Mike Smith Greenwood General Bus. Mike Smith Mobile, Ala. Ministry Mono Smith Greenville Secretarial Science Randy Smith Belzoni A C 6- Ref. Maxine Rucker, Diane Surney, Minnie Johnson, Dorothy Fowler, Alice Marshall enjoying Mrs. Lover ' s funny stories. Russell Smith Moorhead Liberal Arts Sandra Smith Greenville Home Ec. Shari Smith Greenville Pre-Med-Lab Sharon Smith Indianola Business Susie Smith Leland Pre-Nursing William Smith Carrollton Electronics 89 U i7 Smithhart Indianola Accounting Kathy Southall Greenville Data Processing Eddie Speed Rolling Fork Elementary Ed. Charlotte Spells Greenwood Pre-Nursing Alvin Spencer Rolling Fork Journalism Kenny Spencer Indianola Commercial Art Daniel Spivey Moorhead Art John Standifer, Jr. Greenwood Farm Mechanics Bettye Stanford Greenville ADN Leona Stanley Itta Bena Social Worker Annie Stansherry Sunflower Secretarial Science I.ihhy Stark Greenville LPN Samaria Starks Greenwood Pre-Nursing Mark Starnes Ruleville A C b Ref. Beth Steed Cleveland Drafting ir Design Hoy Steed Winona Science Dorothy Steele Sunflou-er Pre-Nurning Mandy Steelman Sunflower Music Alice Stephens Chicago, II.. Criminal Justice Radford Sterling Cleveland Construction Tech. ft Clyde Sterling Cleveland Sheet Metal i 1 Joe Willie Stevennon Panther Burn Auto Mechanics Albert Steward Cleveland Cotton Gin Mgr. Gertrude Stewart Rolling Fork Social Work Mr. Wall supervises welder. Phyllis Stricklin Inverness General Bus. Tammie Stricklin Inverness Physical Therapy Linda Stigler Hollandale Art Susan Stokes Greenwood Pre-Nursing Tammy Stokes Glen Allan ADS Irene Stone Clarksdale Gen. Bus. Kay Stowers Itta Bena Construction T ech. 91 V It Dean Strother Greenville Farm Mechanics Jere Stuart Minter City Med. Lab Sharkey Stuart III Rolling Fork Auto Mach. James Jay Stubbs Greenwood Pre-Med Rosie Sturdevant Metcalfe Secretarial Science Diana Surney Ruleville Fre-Law Ella Sweet Greenville ADN Ruth Sweet Greenville ADN Shenita Swain Greenville Data Processing Harvey Swindoll Belzoni Electronics Jon David Swindoll Greenwood Farm Mach. Donald Sykes Indianola Electronics Wanda Tanksley Greenwood General Business Helen Taplin Greenville ADN Marvin Tarver Greemvood Broadcast Journalism Julie Tale Indianola Drafting O Denign ji ' lj latum Frisco City, Ala. BunineHH Adm. iMurie Tatum Greenwood PN Anita Taylor (•reenwood Data Processing Billy Taylor Clarksdale AC Re frig. Str other to Thomas Howard Taylor Greenwood Social Work Mary Taylor Shaw Accounting Mary A. Taylor Greenville Business Ed. Melvin Taylor Duck Hill AC Refrig. Solomon Taylor Moorhead Social Work Mrs. Caldwell is preparing her class for the big test Jeff Terry Cleveland Music Donna Tharp Shaw Business Jackie Tharp Shaw General Business Terry Thedford Greenville Auto Much. Faye Theunissen Hollandale General Ed. Artimese Thomas Greenville ADN 93 Bonita Thomas Beulah Secretarial Science Charles Thomas Greenville Building 6 Construction Deana Thomas Greenville Data Processing Dehra Thomas Greenville Business Delphia Thomas Rosedale Basic Skill in Business Johnnie Thomas Grace Diesel Mechanics Marie Thomas Greenville Data Processing Rita Thomas Beulah Basic Skill in Business Bennie Thompson, Jr Greenwood Electronics 4 ' i James Thompson Greenwood Business Mgr. Otha Bell Thompson, Jr. Indianola Data Processing Danny Thornton Hollandale Electronics Ellis Thurman Metcalfe Mdi hinc Sh(ij) 4 Allen Tindle Cleiflantl (General l:d. Odell Todd CrcenriUe Data I ' roct ' Hsing Garry Thompson Clarksdale Dental Lab Tech. Wheeler Timhs III Moorhead Fish Miinagement Vera Toler Clarksdale I.PN VVriiifj Topps Grrnvitlc ADN James Townsend Baird Criminal Justice Helen TrammeU Indianola Psychology Hope TrammeU Indianola Elementary Ed. Leslie Tribble Greenville Pre-Veteran Sandra Trippe Belzoni Banking i- Finance Debi Trotter Greenville I.P Drill press operation is a part of machine shop study Randy Trotter Yazoo City Electronics Ronnie Trotter Lyon Building 6- Construction Greg Trussell Greenville Physical Theraphy Archie Tucker Rolling Fork Farm Mech. Patricia Tucker Greenville Pre-Nursing Byron Turner Greenwood Pre-Nursing 95 David Turner Greenville Electronics James Twitchell. Jr. Greenwood Diesel Mech. William Ussery Greenwood Ccni ' ml I ' d. Hnrhcl Wad Hrutah Social Work Essie Turner Greenwood ADN Sloan Turner Greenwood Welding Todd Turner Leland Farm Mang. Donald Tyler Hollandale Electronics Mark Tyler Greenwood Banking if Finance Ann Marie Underwood Rosedale Accounting Tommy Turner Belzoni Criminal Justice Ronald Upchurch Greenwood Pre-Engineering Mike Vance M inter City Farm Mang. Byron Vanlandingham Parchman Accounting Myron Vanlandingham Parchman Accounting Mahle Vassar Greenwood Secretarial Science Vicky Wakam Drew Secretarial Science f urie Walker (Greenwood Art Melinda Walker Clarksdalv Data Processing .Allen Wallace ludianola Diesel Mech. 80 Beverly Walls Moorhead Basic Business Skills Edna Walls Greenville Pre-Pharmacy Karen Walton Greenville Secretarial Science Betty Ware Ufa Bena RS Mr. Honeycutt lecturing Sheila Warren Rome Data Processing Barbara Washington Panther Burn Special Ed. Charlie Washington Greenville Business Darlene Washington Rolling Fork Secretarial Science Cynthia Ware Hollandale Library Science J Sancy Ware Greenville Secretarial Science Belle Warner Greenville General Business ♦ I iMrry Washington Hollandale . ulo Mech. 97 Sandra Washington Greenville Med-Lab Tech. Mitzi Wasson Belzoni ADN Christopher Wates Greenwood Data Processing Bubha Watson Tutwiler Sheet Metal Eddie James Watson Ruleville Pre-Nursing Linda Watson Elizabeth ADN Vera Watson Greenville Mcd-Ecr Adm. Martha Watt Cleveland LPN Randy Weatherall Clarksdale Construction Arnie Weaver Moorhead Cotton Gin Mgr. Senoria Weaver Greenwood Data Processing Sandra Jo Webb Beulah Secretarial Science Lorna Weed Grace Secretarial Science David Weeks Indianola Electronic Janice Weems Greenville ADN l.inda Wi-lh (Greenwood Dietician Handy Wells Inverness Pre-Med 1Mb Civ I) We 1 1 on Elizabeth Secretarial Science Charlie West Cleveland Diesel Mechanics Ed Whatley Drew General Ed. 98 Washington to White Ernestine White Rita Pitts, Mark Ray, Charlotte Spells, Roy Johnson Greenwood ADN Eugene White James White Kathy While Lisa White Mattie White Indianola Clarksdale Tutuiler Greentvood Mayersville Cenral Ed. Secondary Education LPN Business Home Economics 89 Lorine Whitney Bosedale Basic Skills in Bus. Shirley Willbanks Indianola Pre-Nuriing Michael Whitt Clarksdale Fa rm Mechanics Tammy Wiggins Greenwood Mathematics Alma Williams Cleveland ADN Amy Williams Greenville Special Ed. Hei crly Williams HollinK Fork Criminal Juntice Hillir WilliamH (Greenville General Ed. Cedric Williams Greenville AlCir Ref. Laura Wigington Clarksdale General Ed. Barbara Williams Grace Fashion Designer Lynn Wilcox Greenville Business Bessie Williams Lyon Med-Lab Tech. Chartene Williams Greenville LPN Cheryl Williams Greenwood Data Processing KM) white to Williams Cooper Williams Indianola Diesel Mechanics Daniel Williams Hollandale Pre-Law Debbie Williams Hollandale Pre-Nursing Deborah Williams Rolling F ork Pre-Nursing Who said English Composition was easy? Delois Williams Greenville Data Processing Gloria Williams Hollandale Machine Shop Grace Williams Silver City Secretarial Science Given Williams Greenville General Ed. Gwenevere Williams Shaw Pre-Nursing Hattie Williams Greenville Business Isaiah Williams. Jr. Hollandale Auto Mech. 101 ' J Katherine Diane Williams Greenville ADN Ronnie Williams Glen Allan Industrial Elect. Steve Williams Clarhsdale Cotton Gin Lewis Williams Gunnison Machine Shop Linda Williams Sunflower Secretarial Science II Mae Rosie Williams Pace Secretarial Science Melvin Williams Rosedale Welding Rosie Williams Rosedale Clerical Rosie Williams Greenville Pre-Xurning Samuel Williams Merigold Data Processing Samuel Williams Greenwood Drafting h Design Tech. Virgie Williams Greenville Pre-Nursing David Williamson, jr. Greenwood General Business Ronald Williamson Greenwood General Ed. Connie Willingham Moorhead Data Processing 1 Johnny Willingham Rolling Fork Welding Rarry Willis Indianola iMndscaping Don Willoughhy Isola Drafting U Design Ciara Wilson Leland Commercial Art Dehra Wilson Areola Social Work 1(12 Kelly Wilson Glen Allan Secretarial Science Marilyn Wilson Greenwood Med. Tech. Simone Wilson Cleveland ADN Johnny Wimbley Indianola Industrial Elect. Jimmy learns to operate a lathe. Paul Winston Greenville Criminal Justice Rosemary Winters Cleveland Elementary Ed. Virginia Sissy Winters Greenville Elementary F.d. Janet Wintrone Greenville Social Work James Womhle Greenville General Ed. Sun Wong Belzoni Pre-Nursing Jimmie Woo, Jr. Belzoni Electronics Tech. Johnston Wood. Jr. Cleveland Electronics m Kenny Wood Greenville General Ed. R. Allen Wood III Greenwood General Bus. Sandra Woodruff Greenville Business Benjamin Woods Duck Hill Industrial Elec. Larry Woods Moorhead Data Processing Ruby Woods Greenville LPN Troy C. Woods Hollandale Drafting Tech. Wilbert Woods Shaw Auto Mech. Dabney Wooten Clarksdale Elementary Ed. Gary Worbington Greenville Electronics Sloan Worbington Greenville Secretarial Science Judy Word Lexington ADN Dotty Jo Worley Indianola Accounting John Wright Glen Allan Journalism Billie Wynn Greenville Pre-Nursing Roderick Harbor Belzoni Construction Tech. Avery Yates Indianola Farm Mgr. John York Greenwood Offset Printing Bobbie Jean Young Greenville Pre-Nursing Tommy Young Itta Bena General Ed. 104 105 Jean Abrams Moorhead Art Lance Baria Counselor Gene Boggn Moorhead Business Joe Robert Abrams Moorhead Music Betty Aden Greenwood Physical Education Ellen Allen Greenivood Med. Lah Tech. Ardyce Anderson Clarksdale P.N. Cindy Belenchia Merigold ursins Shelley D. Bell Greenwood Business Yvonne Bennett Indianola English Clara Black Clarksdale ADN S.A. Sonny Brocato Indianola Offset Printing Mary Frances Caldwell Indianola Biology Sue Carley Moorhead Basic Education Meredith Carpenter Greenwood ADN Annie Cantleherry Moorhead Record Clerk Martha CatU ' tte Inii ' rness Nursing Charles ( ' lark Moorhead Farm Mechanics Millie Clark Moorhead Med. LAB Tech. Andretr Couch Moorhead Diesel Mechanics 109 Abrams to Fitts Kay C. Crawford Isola Secretary Cecil W. Culpepper Jr. Inverness History Elizabeth Cummings Itta Bena Business Rev. Rodney Daffron Moorhead Wesely Foundation Director Shelby Daughtry Moorhead Secretary Mr. Worsham, Mr. Grubb, Dr. Snowden and Mr. Culpepper enjoy their coffee while talking over classroom affairs. Patsy Dowell Business Paul Downs Morgan City Physical Education David L. Dunaway Greenville Continuing Education Anne Dunn Indianola Nursing Mary Katherine Dunn Belzoni Chemistry William Fitts Greenwood Air Cond. ir Refrigeration 107 Alyne R. Foresman Greenville Sunt Hi; Jackie S. Franklin Indianola Home Economics Cathy Free Ruleville Secretary Jimmy Free Ruleville Data Processing William Steve Fuquay Indianola Electronics Rosemary Golden Doddsville Political Science James Wooky Gray Moorhead Physical Education Brenda Grubb Moorhead Psychology Carl Grubb Moorhead Science i- Biology Melba Halbrook Belzoni English Madge Hall Moorhead Secretary Betty Hancock Moorhead Business Office William Hancock Moorhead Auto Mechanics Betty Harris Moorhead Secretary Mary Ellen Holloway Indianola Business Tony lloneycutt Moorhead Drafting O Design Hill Norton Indianola Media Center Thelma Hughes Moorhead English Charlie Joiner Moorhead History Lawrence Kenneth Moorhead Medical Director I OH Foresman to Nobile Marsha Kenneth Moorhead Librarian Evelyn Kiker Belzoni Art James C. Langley Moorhead Farm Management Robert C. Latham Moorhead History is- Sociology Stan Lindsey Indianola Industrial Electricity Mrs. Carley and Mrs. Grubb enjoy being hostesses at their Garden Club party. George McBunch Greenville Auto Machinery Pauline McClure Shaw Secretary Zelma Mclltvain Moorhead Commercial Art Sandra Moore Moorhead English Henry A en Nelms Moorhead Electronics Beverly B. Nobile Moorhead Librarian 109 Patricia Parker Leland Nursing Etna Pearson Moorhead Science Geraldine Phillips Moorhead Speech Mark Pilgrim Moorhead Construction Tech. Mary Jeanette Price Moorhead Nursing William Ramsour Greenville Diesel Mechanics Kathlene Richards Hodges Indianola Nursing Clenda Roberts Cleveland LPN Ralph Ross Leland Counselor Dianne Ruscoe Greenwood LPN Karl Rushing Indianola Electronics Rebecca Shuttleworth Indianola English Joyce Smith Indianola LPN Bonnie Spencer Indianola Psychology Dwight Spencer Indianola Science Percy Stephen Moorhead Bu ine$$ Thomas Tanksley Greenwood A.C. + Refrig. Herman Thigpin Moorhead Science Merle Tolbert Ruleville Music John Vickers Moorhead Physical Education 110 Parker to Williamson Shirley Vickers Moorhead Secretary Marilyn Viner Moorhead Secretary Roy Wall Jr. Greenwood Welding Mr. Spencer holds informal conference Yvonne Wall Greenwood LPN Margaret Warnock Moorhead Basic Education Rebecca Watson Moorhead Secretary Gerald Whittington Cleveland Science Billy Williams Moorhead Building Construction Elizabeth Williams Greenville LPN June Williams Moorhead Secretary Peggy Williamson Cleveland LPN HI William Wilson Ruleville Cin Management Martha Woodall Cleveland Coordinator Special Croups Charles Wooley Greenville Machine Shop Harold Worsham Leland Math Barbara Wright Moorhead Secretary Dean Wright Moorhead Physical Education jimmy Bellipanni Indianola Director of Athletics Doris Boyer Indianola Head Librarian Joe Carley Moorhead Supervisor of Allied Health Programs Charles Foley Moorhead Director Vo-Tech Education Ixtmar Leggett Creentvood Supervisor of Adult Education And Vocational Business Tom Maxwell Indianola Supervisor of Agricultural Education Nancy McClure Greenwood Supervisor of Industrial Training Barbara Powell Doddsville Director of Nursing J.B. Randall Indianola Director of Continuing Education Joe Hay Greenville Director of Financial Aid Hay Whelan Indianola AiHinlant Director of Vo-Terh F.ducalion iMney Wooten Moorhead Public Helations John Bailey Moorhead Security Isabella Carley Moorhead Dormitory Hostess 112 Wilson to Weaver Cornell Daughtry Moorhead BSU Director Herbert Home Moorhead Security James Nicholson Moorhead Security Joe Quon Moorhead Security Alma Richardson Moorhead Dormitory Hostess MDJC hosted a Mississippi Department of Education meeting in the fall. Some who attended were Dr. George Moody, Dr. J.T. Hall (MDJC), Mr. Charles P. Foley (MDJC), and Dr. Charles Holladay. Montez Weaver Moorhead Bookstore Mgr. 113 MDJC Board of Trustees Jack Harper, Jr. Indianola Mrs. S.N. Allen Moorhead Otis Allen Greenwood Jeff Bogue Hollandale Henry Cain Rolling Fork Harry Clark Ruleville M.J. Commer Jonestown John A. Darnell Glen Allan H.T. Greer Anguilla Herbert Hargett Rulville Lonnie Haynea Belzoni Moody Helms Cleveland Dunbar Lee Mayersville Robert Mason Cleveland John Garrard Isola Sherard Shaw Dublin Mrs. Thomas Showers Drew Bobby Steinriede Hollandale Hugh Miller Arant Ruleville Jo G. Prichard Inverness 114 The NO. 1 Interest Sports Section editors: Eugene White, Keats Houge, Diana Surney, typists: Tim Wright, Lana Edwards. US Wes Kersey Linebacker Leonard Brooker Dej. End hm FJ Melvin Edwards Def. Back Johnny Flowers Def. Lineman Jeff Tatum Quarterback Ed Whatley Tight End Micheal Brooks Running Back Terry Shields Linebacker Joe Hall Def Back Season We they 0 Pearl River 9 13 Hinds 21 13 Itawamba 17 35 Coahoma 0 6 Culfcoast 35 7 Holmes 12 6 Northwest 3 0 Northeast 45 27 East MS 14 15 Southwest MS 3 Phillip Leaks (Juarterhark Bill Brooks Tight End ' ' We didnt get the breaks . . . y fl Greg Magee Eugene U7iift Linebacker Def. Line SO we had a disappointing season. ' ' Kenny Woods Def. Back David Gore Def. Back Kohfrt Jackmin Hunninfi hack Roy Johnson Tight End Dale Chatman Splitend Randell Norris Running Back Opie Hurst Center John Buchanan Tightend Bobby Jolly Def. lineman Glenn Lemack Splitend Tommy Foster Def. Back ' ' Although there were bad times there were good times too. ' ' 11 B fPr Ben Crockett Def. End Vancy Jacobs Def. lineman Gary Womble Off. Lineman Johnny Britt Def. lineman Elijah Moore Center Levon Morris Def. Back Jay Dimaggio Running back Dave Demsky Off. linesman David Swindoll Off. lineman Lewis William Off. lineman Johnny Barnett Splitend — Tailback ' ' We lost to Holmes in a heart-breaker but we knocked Northwest off the top. ' ' 119 Andrew McGray Fullback Tommy Owens Off. linesman Chip Hobart Quarterback David Palmer Splitend Dwight McClee Runninghack Leonard Whitfield Def. Lineman Jed Hodges Def. linesman Robert Conn Off. linesman Scott Hillburn Off. linesman All-Stars Andy Halbrook Wes Kersey Lee Barnes Johnny Bennett All-State Ricky Barnes Louis Williams John Buchanan Richard Kimmel Dale Bright David Core Joe Hall— Freshman A6 Bobbie Mar low Runningback Randy Nailor Def. Back ' ' We will never forget the Gulf Coast fight. ' ' 120 Mike Smith Carry Seals January: Gray elected NJCAA prexy. Mississippi Delta finished 2nd in the overall State track meet held at Copiah Lincoln Junior College. There were several outstandins. participants for Mississippi Delta. 1) Clyde Skipper in the 440 yd. dash set a new state record of 4S.3. 2l Kenny Lieux placed 1st in the Shot Put with a distance of 4S.3 ft. Kenny also placed 1st in the Discus with a throw of 152 ft. 3l Don Robinson placed 1st in the long jump with a jump of 22 ft. 11 % in. 4) The Mississippi Delta SSO Yd Relay team placed 1st with a time of 1.2903. Members are: Benny Allen. Michael Johnson. Dennis Keys. Don Robinson. 5) The Mississippi Delta Mile Relay placed 1st with a new state record time of 3:21.8. Members are: Clyde Skipper, Michael Johnson. Leroy Williams. Ellis Reed. 6) The 440 yd. Relay team placed 2nd and the team was composed of: Benny Allen. Michael Johnson. Clyde Skipper. Dennis Keys. 7) Lee Mclntyre placed 4th in the Pole Vault. S) Dennis Keys placed 3rd in the 100 yd. dash. 9) James Payne placed oth in the 220 dash. Mississippi Delta qualified 6 participants for the Sational Junior College Track Meet held at St. Angela State Vn ' versity in St. . ngelo. Texas. They are: Clyde Skipper. Michael Johnson. Kenny Lieux. Don Robinson, Leroy Williams, Ellis Reed. Front. . rth(jT Wxllxami. David Core. Larry Evans, johnny Barnett Middle: Kenny Lieux. Benny .Allen. Dennis Keys, Ellis Reed, Willie Thomas. Ellis Thurnam. Ronnie Williams. Back: Coach Dean Wright, Dennis Harris, Henry Jones, James Pain, Clyde Skipper, Don Robinson, Coach Paul Down. Track at MD JC Benny . llen-440 Relay. HSO Relay Johnny Barnett — IHO Low Hurdles Ben Crockett — Pole Vault iMrry Evans — Relays David Core — HHO Run (.eorgc Halt— Hi Jump Pal Hare — Polevautt. High Jump Dennis Harris- Mile Run .Michael lohnson — 440 Relay. SSO Relay. Mile Relay. 440 Dash Henry Jones — Short Put. Discus Dennis Keys-100, 220. 440 Relay. HHO Relay Kenneth Lieux — Shot Put. Discus David Palmer- 120 Hi Hurdles James Payne-440. SSO Relays 100. 220 Dash Ellis Reed HHO Run -Mile Relay Don Robinson — Long Jump HHO Relay, High Jump Clyde Skipper. 440 Dash. Mile Relay. 440 Relay Ellis Thurnam — Long Jump Leroy Mlliams — SSO Dash Tracy Wright -120 High Hurdles in Front — Diana Connell, Sharon Sanders, Beth Burton, Roz Mann. Bach — Sick Slorken, Tina Brown, Harold McKinney, Pat Hare MDJC Netters Tennis -Vo. 1 singles qualified for state — Lesly -Vo. 1 singles — Sharon Sanders Coach Joh n Vickers Bell -Vo. 2 singles — Dabney Wooten Overall record Vo. 2 -Pat Hare -Vo. 1 doubles — Beth Burton -n- Tina Won Lost Vo. 1 doubles — Lee Wall -n- Sick Mor- Brown 4 matches 2 matches ken So. 2 doubles — Diana Connell -n- Roz Lesly Bell — undefeated -Vo. 2 doubles — Harold McKinney -n- Ke- Mann Pat Hare- undefeated vin Young 123 Sharon Sanders Soph. Dabney Wooten Soph. Sandra Howard Fresh. Mary Lynn Godfrey Fresh. MDJC Lady Trojans Coach: Buddy Walden Manager: Roz Mann This is the second year of girls basket- ball at MDJC and things are still slow, but as the school progresses, so does the team. The last girls team the college had ivas in 1956. So after 24 years, MDJC is bringing another girls basketball team into focus. Frankie Brooks led in scoring and re- bounding, Dabney Wooten led in per- centage of free throws, Janet Wintrone led field goal percentage. Donna Martin led percentage of steals, and Jennifer (Hon) Hughes led percentage in assists. lU Janet Coleman Fresh. Donna Martin Fresh. Janet Wintrone Fresh. Lee Mclntire Soph. David Palmer Soph. Terrance Shackleford Fresh. Jeff Jernigan Soph. MDJC Boys Basketball Coach: John Vickers Trainer: Sandra Trippe At publication dead line, the boys bas- ketball team is suffering their first losing season in about seven years. Coach Vickers, who has coached the boys team for fourteen years, said the downfall is because of lack of patience on offense, lack of rebounding strength, and some- times selfishness. The S.G.A. sponsored a parent ' s night in honor of parents of MDJC basketball players. It teas held on Jan. 26. Each par- ent was recognized at half-time of the ballgame. The parents and players were honored with a reception after the game. Greg Hunter Mark McCutchen Pat Hare Mark McCutchen Fresh. Fresh. Soph. Fresh. 2fi FR sitting — Mark Tyler. Phillip Leaks. Tony Banks. Sonny Wright. Frank Leflore SR kneeling — Mike Leasure. Theo Howard. Jody Sichols. Steve Hayes. Lee Mclntire standing — Wes Kersey, Lennel Winners, Don McHann. Todd Makamson, Perry Whites, Jimmy Bellipanni 1979-80 Mens Baseball 1080-81 Baseball Tea m Head Coach — Jimmy Bellipanni Overall Record — 13-7 Conference - -8-3 Micheal Leasure — 23 MDJC Hinds J.C. 5 2 Sonny Wright- 14 1st 0 12 9 7 Tony Banks — 16 2nd 2 4 MDJC N.W.J.C. Todd Makamson — 10 MDJC C.J.C. 0 6 Theodore Hotiard — 30 7 0 3 4 Lennel Winners — 1 1 10 3 MDJC E.C.J.C. Don McHann — 10 MDJC Holmes J.C. 8 5 Wes Kersey -20 6 5 6 2 Fhillip Leaks -25 5 0 MDJC E.M.J.C. Lee Mclntire — 17 MDjc; C.J.C. 5 12 Ferry White -15 6 5 0 5 Frank Leflore — 24 9 4 MDJC Holmes J.C;. Steve Hayes — 22 MDJC E.C.J.C. 3 2 Mark Tyler -21 12 0 Jody i( hol s — 27 12 2 MDJC K.M.J.C. The No. 1 Organizer Organization and Activities Section editors: Surney, Johnson, Hogue, Burch- field Tim Wright, Lana Edwards Cissy Horton Co-Captain Mark Ray Freshman Kathy Southall Co-Captain Cheerleaders welcome the ' ' Unisex Look. ' ' 130 Phi Beta Lambda busy at work Phi Beta Lambda include (Front How L to R) Linda Osbourne, Carol Beluedtesi, Roz Mann. (Second Row L to R) Mrs. Holloway— adviser, Fontaine Lowry and Mrs. Dowell— adviser. In September PBL elect- ed officers: Roz Mann, president; Carol Belve- dresi, vice-president; Lin- da Osbourne, secretary; Fontaine I.oicry. treasurer; Wanda Helms, reporter. In October the new offi- cers were installed. In ' ovember FBI. speak- er was Mrs. Richard Norse, a court reporter. In December PBL speak- er was Mr. Henry Paris. He spoke on banking and fi- nancing. In January PBL dis- cussed the state leadership conference in Jackson and contests the students irould participate in. PBL made overall plans to at- tend the meeting. In February the speaker for PBL was Lamar Jack- son. In March PBL partici- pated in the conference in Jackson on the 19th and 20th. In April we elected offi- cers for the next year and also had a party. PBL ' s service project this year is to support St. Jude ' s. TJ ' s and Choir fat piano) Mandy Steelman and John Lemonis (first row I. to r.) Stan Norwood, Cindy Creasy, Greg Maham, Valerie Ertle, Greg Gunn, Jim Lillo. Kim Govero, Mike Jackson. Kay Stouers. (second row I. to r.) Michael McCrory, Brenda Byars, Peary Forrest, Lynell Reynolds. Wally Sorthway, Sikki Ellett. Gregg Bellipanni (at piano Judy Bru( i- and Mr. Ahrumn ifirnl roir I. I i r.) Teresa Skeen. Ixiura Wiginiiton. Mandy Steelman. Dehra Quillman. ikki Ellrll. ( indy Creasy. Valerie Ertle (second rtiir I. to r.) John Lemonis. Hick Sellers. C-reg Dunn. Jim Lillo. Don Sykes (third row I. to r.) Wally orthu ay. Peary Eorrest. Stan S ru ()o l. Tony Proctor, Henry Farrish. Greg Bellipanni 134 Mrs. Shuttleivorth-Adviser Marilyn Johnson, secretary; Alvin Spencer, report- er; Betty Luckett, treasurer; Guy Parker, president; Mrs. Moore, advisor; not pictured Cheryl Jenkins, vice-president. Spectator Club and FCA FCA includes (I. to r.) Mark Ray. Dean Wright, advisor; Mike Smith 135 Phi Theta Kappa and BSU Phi Theta Kappa (I. to r.): Kathy Southall, Greg Bellipanni— President, Sherri Morgan — Vice-President, Lea Heath. BSU (front rou: I. to r.): jimmy Mcl.endon, David Mcdowin, Mark Hay, Stan Acy. (second row I. to r.): iMura Wigington, Teresa Mclntire, Amanda Smith, Cindy Bishop, Kathy Southall, l.ori Cook, Beth Burton, Dehra Ahles. 136 137 ERALD— December 12. 1980 IS Wrong Teachers Need acy on at U.S. 3 is causing ir many com- ing a police- traffic, there ns can really the signs he scene say: but, by the determines what the drivers ar bumper move. Perhap should d people b the poste In the n, should b people from o really find the route hard to plot. (The foUow- 11 different ollege of Arts vo-day session ;as: ihe ability ideas clearly Editor At Large Marvin Tarver Iter irritations ally beginning to •e at Mississippi Although it has •her this time of isiance to change he morning when dressed and step eze in your tracks s. Then you have day to all of your nost of them. (By to the dorm you And what about in the dorm and Don ' t you know :he morning. And e an 8:20 class in ' :20 class in the ' freeze! lear encer at come with a ial performance of pe the life of a this principle can an acquaintanc|e 3, welding major nine bus driver }, rk is tagged as the he bus Ander.son ves from his home ,h of Rolling Fork, weeks of school, he encountered a forced him to take It ' s not only students who freeze either; what about teachers? Some teachers I know of have to get up at 5:30 just to get to school on time and forget to wear a coat because they were late and freeze all day long. (Now that ' s the pitts — knowing you can ' t run to your room and get your coat because your room is 35 miles away.) MDJC has very well heated rooms and classes but what about outside? There is nothing that they can do about the weather outside except tell you to wear extra-heavy clothing, stay in when you can, and bear it untD spring. Well, some of that advice you can follow like wearing extra-heavy clothing and stay- ing in but when it comes to bearing it, I just don ' t know. - Tim Wright •ature depart- psive thought ed under the e college re- Andrew W. Ity and curric- oject was the cording to Dr. Ann Ferren, director of tfe.e office of faculty support. The Mellon grant covers a three-year period and ulti: Frank Turaj, development s the 230 faculty The writing w point. Worksho| literature, set that students ' be amply mark holes. It is not but all teach reinforcenlent best for our st own separate lone pioneer or One of the workshop was opportunity fo change ideas, as one partici benefit of the together and f work together, participants als more about fr reading course ment. m lonadrive round trip. He makes stops in Filler, Gary, Rolling Fork, Nitta Yuma, ., Marvin Tarver !i Scott Forrest, Greg Anita Tayl« r hnny ny Siandifcrand Kay Sfowcrs V vi ISSISSI I ' P s l.ifula Bell. Niik r)c( kmcnt j rsi.r Mc Alec. Henry f)llic ' ' Panther Bui n, and the out- Hoilandale. first advantage of driving the at I won ' t have to use my gas miles from Fitler in my car. , I am getting pay which helps sonal finances. Most of all, I e long driving, getting up early, ig on time will help make me a trt and dependable worker in the I a bus driver is not an easy job, n admitted. Anderson pointed there is the care of the bus, cal problems, flat tires, fights, parking roblems, illness, and weariness to be dealt with. Though these problems can be quite tiresome, Ander.son says that he enjoys his job. Anderson is one of the best drivers I have, said Jack Harris. After he reache.s school, Anderson has to sweep the bus. (Cigarette butts litter the place in spite of the No Smoking at All on the Bus signs.) Anyone who talks with Anderson can ((uickiy sense that he is a responsible by Marvin Tarver Much attention and media coverage has been directed toward predicting what type of administration and policies will be pursued by the Reagan adminis- tration over the next four years, and a great deal of controversy has arisen over President-Elect Reagan ' s supposed anti-black feelings. Shortly after Reagan ' s election, a conservative group submitted a proposal to the President-Elect that school busing and affirmative action hiring programs fnr lynm and minorities be ended. !ly a wave of protest arose, women ' s leaders predicted ;ks for these groups during dministration. Benjamin Bxecutive of the NAACP, m a Saturday emergency by the black group and _ ent-Elect Reagan to hold a levised news conference to fears that he (Reagan) was se fears are not totally dation or merit, I feel that fears of setback or repres- anti-black presidency are at ure. agan is not yet the Presi- e United States. Ronald . 7et not said that he will end affirmative action hiring he only statement that has was by a group without 0 the Reagan administra- ile, particularly minority 1 to feel that these proposals assured. iviiiiiy !fflericans would not like to see a change in those programs, but until a statement is issued by someone who could actually change the law, all of this hoopla may be for nothing. Christmas is... by Scott Forrest Christmas is . . . . . . watching our family get together and fight. . . . watching the Christmas tree twinkle as it and the house burn down because a Christmas light shorted out. . . . wrapping the present, especially switches and ashes. . . . seeing Santa Claus burn to death as he comes down the chimney. . . . roasting apples over a cremation. . . . watching nuclear missiles shoot down Santa ' s reindeer. . . . giving San Francisco fruitcakes as presents. . . . giving male elves harmone shots. . . . drinking spiked eggnog without the . . . getting a stocking before you take the female out of it. Spencer projects quiet, determined image NOVFMBKR 12. 1980— IHf by Linda Bell, Henry OUie, Tim Wright and Alvin Spencer Alvin Spencer, writer, Journalism major at Mississippi Delta Junior Col- lege, and constant contributor to The Delta Herald, does not impress you when you first meet him, but he knows much more than he seems to know. Spencer lives on Carter Brothers ' Plantation near Rolling Fork, and has been winning awards since the eighth g ade. In 1977, Spencer won first place in an Essay Contest sponsored by the 60 Plus Council an Aging. Then in 1979, he won Honorable Mention in the Essay Division which was sponsored by the Delta Branch of the National Penwomen Association. He also won another Honor- able Mention a ' rri in on Vcc■, . .r,ntQct sponsored by and first place the same cent Although yc as a big bra literary awan served. Inst talking in the seen doing hoi thing for his ( Spencer ' s a successful wri poetry and ess. ' he would like such areas as novels. Spencer says he remembers writing his first three poems with the help of a friend, Ray Charles Ferguson, wl o inspired him to write poetry, on Mardh 12, 1977. Among his topics are friend- ship, pattern of life, and hnm n rpl«- tions. After winning his first lite Spencer received encourag Mrs. Evelyn Freeney, his English teacher and Creat instructor. Mrs. Freeney sh her own time helping me develop my ideas, he said Spencer says Paul Lawre and Langston Hughes are poets. I like the two write had to do research papers oi came to enjoy their writinj Along with the awards I won, he has other achieyemi After three years of writing, Spencer says his poetry has impro V)ed a great deal. It started from verses which only had rhyme to become three p )ems wrote in sonnet form and several p ems wrote in iambic. Co-Editors of Retrospect ...Diana Surney and Clyde Burchfield Editor of Delta Herald Marvin Tarver Editorials b Features Gregg Bellipani, Scott Forrest, Anita Taylor Photographers Johnny Standifer and Kay Stowers General Staff Barbara Davis, Minnie Johnson, Keats H ogue, Diana Surney, Linda Bell, Nick Declement, Keith Harper, Everster McAtee, Henry Ollie, Rebecca Owens, Alvin Spencer, Eugene White, Amy Williams, John Wright. Harry Calder, Pat Hare, Brenda Lopanec, Rose Proctor, Lana Ed tear ds, Clyde Burchfield Printers Terry Coker, Lisa Day, Lee Gentry, Leroy House, Ronald Lee, Joyce Perkins, John York Faculty Advisers Laney Wooten and S. A. Brocato ei ir •r first intended Being awar? ainst me ' a career as b is a journalist good incom as a writer. Iduation from continue hi tate Univen- always bear m mmd is: 1 ma , now and then, call myself a poet, ut I only consider myself a poet in mind, Spencer says. There is a lot that I mi st learn to increase my literary skills. With hard work and patience, I will achieve my goals. Alvinj Rambliii ' by Gregg Bellipanni One hundred fourteen days, seven hours, four minutes, and 51 seconds ago, we were registering for the first semester at Moorhead. Now 37 cuts, 24 tardies, and 114 parties later, I s remember what classes come ( days. The Christmas season is up know this because all the signs a The weather is getting colder, t are shorter, and the Ronco comi are back on television. Oh, and ! forget the advertisement fo Whitman ' s Christmas album, a i everyone on your shopping list People in Moorhead can readiS nize that Christmas is here by signs that greet you as you en leave Moorhead. These signs, N Leon are the names of the fill fathers of Moorhead. Moorhead outhouse next to the intersection of the Southern and Yellow Dog railroads. From this humble beginning, Moorhead has now become a thriving metropolis. In As the Dorm Turns for this week, G.B. and C.C. wish to announce the birth of their 24th and 26th children. The twins are named Patrick and Brenda Ann. Congratulations! When asked for comments, the couple started singing, I Should Have Never Let You Go. Please do not read this paragraph. It iiiiiliiiteil Basltetball round-up MDJC MENS BASKETBALL Up-date of scores of games played 1 Delta -64 Phillips - 82 2 Delta -59 Hinds -56 December 4. no. name game s reb pts 12 Lee Mclntire 10 6 13 14 David Palmer 7 25 22 20 .left Jernif an 12 108 166 22 Grcjjg Hunter 12 39 90 25 Mark McCu then 7 8 8 .30 F at Hare 12 51 128 33 Jim Mi Kelvey 12 32 160 1 Rnrl Cnn-kor Ih (i3 The No. 1 pastime Student Life Section editors: Surney, Johnson, and Hogue Typists: Lana Edwards and Tim Wright A First Look at Classes by Alvin Spencer At the beginning of this school year. I teas one of the many typical Mississippi Delta Junior College freshmen who had found a little more than their share of problems in adjusting to the academic aspect of college life. The obstacles that- stood in the way of instant success were in the forms of class schedules, bad high school study habits, class attendance, lack of motivation, and lecture-style of teaching. One of the most difficult things to ad- just to here was the letter schedule per- iods. It was tough not knowing what classes came on what days and at what times. Thus, I have gotten lost several times, ending up in the wrong classes at the wrong times. In high school, under- standing the class schedule was not a problem. All classes were taken every day at a fixed time. .Another obstacle that strongly con- trolled my achieving academic success were my high school study habits. In high school I generally waited for the last possible chance to study for an exam. During my first few weeks at Mis- sissippi Delta, I was continuing my prac- tice. After getting out of class I would go to the library to listen to Donna Sum- mer ' s tape. The next day while on my way to Moorhead on the bus I ivould study ten minutes and sleep the rest of the time. I remember one instructor said for the amount of time a student spends in class, he should spend double that amount of time studying. Class attendance tvas another stum- bling block. Being a nighhawk, I had to force myself to go to bed so that I could fly icith the proverbial eagle by day. Twice I was unable to get to the school bus on time; twice I intentionally stayed at home; and more than once I was cap- tured by anything that seemed more im- portant than going to class — all account- ed for numerous tardies and cuts. An often present obstacle during the first-half of first semester was a lack of motivation. In each class I attended, I was a nervous stranger among a sea of faces, and this situation did nothing but intensify my shyness. My mother, a gar- dener and self-proclaimed philosopher, constantly tried to ease my mind about these new tensions. She reassured me by saying that I was a plant that was being transplanted from high school to colle- ge—and with a little time— I would take root. She further encouraged me saying, Alvin, you cannot learn if you are not comfortable in your classes. You have to let go and get out and meet people. The lecture style of teaching that I had found here in college took getting used to. The lectures digressed from the print- ed pages of the textbook. Stilted vocabu- laries seemed to just have arrived from .Ancient Greece. Educational jargon had to be translated very carefully. I was a 1980 Sisyphus and academic achieve- ment was the rock. Now that I am well into the school year, I am able to manage most of my difficulties. Through self-denial and per- severing, I have even come to anticipate attending classes and gaining more knowledge. I4i Social Life Part — Two Off-campus Activities by Scott Forrest Partying at Moorhead began for me four semesters ago. I was an IS-year-old. innocent high school graduate. Sow. four semesters later. I ' m a 19-year-old in- nocent high school graduate. What the heck happened to these wild and wick- ed college parties I had heard about in high school? Sure, we have our parties, but beer, off-the-wall humor (smut) and fist fights cannot be classified as wild and wicked . I remember the first college party I attended. It was only my second night to live in the dorm. My roommates (much to my pleasure turned out to be sopho- mores) woke me up from a sound sleep to go to a party. Slightly hungover from the afternoon. I tripped over one of the many empty beer cans that were scattered on the floor on the way to the shower. In the shower I began to dream of the college parties I had always heard of: wine, women, song, and women and women .... When I came out of the shower my roommates were busy stocking their ice chesi with the little remains of the after- noon drunk. As I dressed, they explained how to get to the party. Realizing I did not know the nanie of the place where the party was to occur. I ran to the door and asked them as they were backing from their parking space. They replied simply. The Grove . The Grove must be a college bar. I thought as I followed their verbal direc- tion. I was in heaven; visions of wine, wom- en, and song danced in my head along with the idea of a college bar (I never heard much about the college bars from my peers but I knew they had to be fun because my mother had warned me about such places). As the night wore on. my expectations of college parties bit the dust. The Grove turned out to be a gravel road and half a dozen trees with poison ivy on them. The wine was a six-pack to go. The women was as about as exotic as peanut butter. Lastly, song was twenty-two cars and a pick-up with their radios turned to 19 different radio stations, and the other four had cassettes playing. Despite the fact of my expectations. I still had a good time. Sadly enough not less than a week after that party at The Grove , it was placed off-limits. However, that did not stop the party- ing spirit of Moorhead. We have continued to have a good time: bonfires built at Macon Lake and beer drunks: skipping beer bottles in the Sunflower River from the top of the tres- tle: drinking beer out of the pitchers with the Pizza Hut raiders: passing out; playing . stroids at Mr. Quick: rushing from the bars in Indianola. Cleveland. Greenwood, and Greenville to meet the two a.m. curfew for the girls; missing the curfew; spending the night in the car to- gether: watching the pool sharks in the pool hall hustle each other; trying to con- vince your date you really are having motor trouble on deserted country roads; sitting in your dorm room giving your- self reasons why you should not he stu- dying—you should be out partying. Well. I have attended hundreds of par- ties at Moorhead; Yet. I never found one that lived up to my expectation of a col- lege party. The closest one 1 heard of was a coed strip poker game. I found wine and song; however. I never found the wild women (maybe once, but I just did not like her chains). Even without the wild women. I had a heck of a time. The B.S.. the beer, and the music made Moor- head a party town. 143 Do you suffer with a hearing loss? Well, don ' t be discouraged or worried because it can furn out to be an advan- tage. The Union is said to he the noisiest building on campus. The Union being circular-shaped, hold as much noise as is produced. Most of the students seem to enjoy the atmosphere. That ' s simple; the noise is made by them. The Union has been made into the center of student entertainment. Some students use the Union as a short- cut to their classes — others use it just for all-day fun. The student union is open during all hours of the day and a few hours in the evening. Not only students, but quite a few faculty members and visitors visit the Union. Everybody is welcome in the Union. The Union has several different parts. During the day, the game room is so packed that you may tvonder if the stu- dents ever attend class. The well built pooltables never get a break during school hours. People constantly play pool. The pinball machines are another sport students enjoy playing. Everybody tvants to beat the Star Wars characters or Big Jack on the pinball machines. The pingpong table sits in the middle of the Union during school hours, so if you sit near a pingpong game, you had better be very alert. You might find the ball caught up in your eye. There are other games played besides the ones in the The Union by Minnie Johnson game room, such as card playing and penny throwing. These are just a few of the extra innocent games that are played in the Union. The game room is continu- ously filled ivith people; sometimes it seems to contain a large herd of cattle. The book store is the most expensive store around — a characteristic that doesn ' t help fight inflation. The book store supplies some of the students with books; other students steal theirs. If you ' re looking for a fast food place and don ' t have any transportation, don ' t worry. The Trojan Grill can furnish sand- wiches, soups, cokes, etc. . . . What would you expect to see people eating for breakfast? Well, most people eat bacon, eggs, sausage, pancakes, cereal, juice, milk, or coffee but not in the Trojan Grill; you might find some typical stu- dent eating chilli beans and a coke. Now that spells IN DI GES TION! For some students, the Grill is where they want to be all day. The Grill is said to have some of the best sandtviches around. This is not the only place you can eat. The campus cafeteria is avail- able. Did you know that the cafeteria food teas catered by the well-known restau- rant, Morrison ' s? Yeah, a lot of people are surprised. I guess they thought they never would be eating catered food ev- ery day. The cafeteria provides its con- sumers u ith a full-course meal. You have several selected varieties to choose from as you come through the line. The dorm students eat mostly in the cafeteria. The cafeteria has an additional part to it, the private dining room. This room is used mostly for small club banquets, dinner parties and special meetings. It is not used very frequently by students . The assistant Dean of Students Office is located near the front entrance of the Union. This office serves as an informa- tion center. The male dormitory students pick up their mail here. The second floor has the Dean of Stu- dents office. When you see a student up there, more than likely he ' s in big trou- ble. If not, he ' s probably some kind of a whiz kid. Getting into trouble and being suspended seems like an everyday thing for some students. As the students play their games, they can look above and view the busy Publi- cations ' office. This is the only junior col- lege that prints its own paper. I don ' t care when there is a deadline, the fea- tures they write are a lways a day or ttvo late. The reporters panic wheti they real- ize they don ' t know how to find their articles. There is never a dull moment. If you don ' t type, there is still something you have to do — like doing lay-outs, writ- ing reports, stapling newspapers, gather- ing them etc. . . . There is alivays some- thing to do. The Union, the Union, the Union, have you found your favorite spot yet? If you haven ' t, you probably tvon ' t! 144 Life in Stennis-Penrod by Anita Taylor Dorm life . . . for me, it always start- ed at 6:30 every morning — Monday through Friday — in room 34 of the Sten- nis-Penrod building, better known as the girl ' s dorm. The beginning of those memorable days always started in one of two ways: 1) ivith an al arm that sounded like McDonald ' s french fry beeper — you know—beeeep. . . beeeep . . . beeeep . . . or 2) with my roomy ' s Bugs Bunny alarm clock. Just try to wake up to this and I quote, Ehhhh, st-st-st-st wake up. Doc! You asked me to call you, so here I am telling you it ' s time to wake up. Doc! No more sleeping! Get up! Get up, you sleepy head! When you get up, I get to go back to bed! Ehhhh. It ' s funny how fast clocks like that get broken; especially after they ' ve been thrown upside the wall a couple of times. One of the disadvantages of having three girls in one room was the fact that alarm clocks tend to wake up everybody at one time, (three birds with one stone, so to speak). The problem tvith that was that I was the only one icho got up at 6:30. Thus, I began every morning faced with anguished groans and the simulta- neous glares of hatred from my tivo (to- hell-with the early-bird and the worm!) roommates. I always dreaded getting up in the mornings. At times, ' d swear I ' d seen tire tracks on my pillow from the 18-wheeler that had driven through my room at 3 in the morning. Usually it just turned out to be the hole in the gutter above the air conditioner. Every time it rained, it would remind me — bb-dd-rrrr. But that was O.K., most of the time it would drown out the noise the crickets were tnaking under my bed. They built a mall and a condo before they left. I was glad when they finished the mall; every time I got out of bed I ' d trip over their under construction signs. In due time, I would always drag my- self into the shower. Taking a shower in my room icas almost like having a death wish. In fact, it literally beat me to death. I tell you, we ' ve had some close calls in there. Peggy got a concussion the first time she took a shower. I guess she didn ' t see the Enter at Your Own Risk sign, and poor Linda would have never made it out if it hadn ' t been for the life guard training course she took last sum- mer. It ' s too bad the blasted thing can ' t he fixed — I think it has something to do with planned obsolescence .... I ' d always heard that dorm life was unbelievably exciting. The unbelievable part was right, hut exciting? For excite- ment we either played Spy or watched crickets mate. Of course, we could always scrape bugs off the walls in the room. But it wasn ' t always that bad; especially when tve had a room facing the football stadium! And since Linda and Peggy both had cameras with tele- scopic lenses on them . . . well, need I say more? The nights, however, were worse than the days, and after the Paramount burned doivn, even Thursday nights were spent playing solitaire backgam- mon and one-handed Uno, and tvhen all else failed, one could always dial-a- prayer . . . and argue with it. Nevertheless, I have to admit that : dortn life teas fun. Looking back, I rarely recall the endless nights and long- drawn-out hours in class. Instead, I re- member the time there was a peeping Tom outside the girl ' s dorm, or the time one of the rooms was redecorated in modern fire extinguisher. There were al- ways pep rallies, parades, contests, or hall games to attend. Never a dull mo- ment? Well, I wouldn ' t say that cause dorm life ain ' t easy, but it sure can be fun. 145 The memhert of the 19H0 Homecoming Court include (top left) Louise Hurst, sophomore, (top right) Lorine Whitmey, freshman, (bottom left) Cynthia Alford, Hophomore, (bottom right) Vickie Dodd, freshman. Kathy Southall, sophomore from Greenville, who was elected queen, in pictured at top of page 161. IH2 Hall of Fame Carol Belvedresi Secretarial Science Members must he outstanding scholars and campus leaders. Hirhard Kimmel (General BusinetB Stanley Acy Business 164 We are proud to dedicate the 1981 Retrospect to Mr. CARL GRUBS, instructor in anatomy and physiology and physical science. As a result of his unselfish service to his school, his desire to help others, his devotion to the profession, and his loyalty to his many friends. Mr. Carl Grubb has been selected to receive one of the highest honors awarded a member of the MDJC staff —the dedication of the 1981 Retrospect. The award is based on service to the school and recognition of outstanding contributions to student development. The recipient has been an instructor for twenty years, eighteen of which were spent at MDJC. In spite of his busy schedule as educator and family man. he still finds time for his favorite hobbies — making his own fishing lures and fishing. In 1953 Carl Grubb was awarded a football scholarship to Sunflower Junior College (MDJC). The first year he was named Most Valuable Player. After his graduation from MDJC in 1955, he received a football scholarship to Delta State. While at Delta State, he was named Little All-American and received the Freddy Black Memorial Trophy. As a student, a coach, and a classroom instructor, Mr. Carl Grubb has been outstanding. We appreciate our eight supporting counties . . . BOARD OF SUPERVISORS BOLIVAR COUNTY, Cleveland Mr. J.E. Bobo Gunnison, MS 88 746 Mr. Raymond S. Barr Yale St. Ext., Cleveland, MS S87S2 Mr. Kerniit Stanton Shelby, MS 38774 Mr. Tommy E. Naroit Route 2, Smith Road, Cleveland, MS 38732 Mr. Victor Baioni Shaw, MS 38773 COAHOMA COUNTY, Clarksdale Mr. Coleman Allen Box 324, Lyon, MS 38645 Mr. Vim Humber III Route 1, Box 59, Clarksdale, MS 38614 Mr. William P. (Billy) Howell 106 DeSoto, Clarksdale, MS 3861 Mr. Eddie C. Smith 421 Ohio Ave., Clarksdale, MS 38614 Mr. Alex Ross III Route 2, Box 144X, Clarksdale, MS 38614 HUMPHREYS COUNTY, Belzoni Mr. Robert Edwards Route 2, Belzoni, MS 39038 Mr. R.D. (Dillard) Bearden Isola, MS 38 754 Mr. Ralph Sen ell Route 1, Silver City, MS 39166 Mr. James Long Route 2, Cruger, MS 38924 Mr. Bobby Breazeale Route 3, Belzoni, MS 39038 ISSAQUENA COUNTY, Mayersville Mr. W.E. (Jack) Fleeman Valley Park, MS 39177 Mr. W.C. (Bill) Davis Route 2, Rolling Fork, MS 39159 Mr. Willie Bunton Mayersville, MS 39113 Mr. Larry Cordell Glen Allan, MS 38744 Mr. W.E. Holcomb, Jr Rolling Fork, Ms 39159 LEFLORE COUNTY, Greenivood Mr. Robert Lee Kyle Route 1, Minter City, MS 38944 Mr. Ray Tribble Route 1, Money, MS 38945 Mr. Hobson Gary Schlater, MS 38952 Mr. Alix H. Sanders 310 ' A Main Street, Greenwood, MS 38930 Mr. James M. Hooper Route 1, Cruger, MS 38924 SHARKEY COUNTY, Rolling Fork Mr. Joe Carson Box 265, Rolling Fork, MS 39159 Mr. Charles Burt Darden Route 2, Box 219A, Rolling Fork, MS 39159 Mr. Samuel L. Matthews Box 294, Rolling Fork, MS 39159 Mr. H.T. Greer Anguila, MS 38721 Mr. Durell Parish Delta City, MS 39061 SUNFLOWER COUNTY, Indianola Mr. Joe Baird Inverness, MS 38753 Mr. John Sidney Parker Sunfloicer, MS 38778 Mr. J.W. Corder, Jr 208 West Percy, Indianola, MS 38751 Mr. A.E. Staggs, Jr Doddsville, MS 38736 Mr. Billy Cummins Drew, MS 38737 WASHINGTON COUNTY, Greenville Mr. Lonzo D. Peacock Route 4, Box 440, Greenville, MS 38701 Mr. John L. Hinkle Cloverdale Circle, Greenville, MS 38701 Mr. Frank Self 215 Bayou Road, Greenville, MS 38701 Mr. William J. Ellard 118 Lysbeth, Leland, MS 38756 Mr. Virgil Sandifer Hollandale. MS 38748 9 Historical marker that pinpoints the crossing of the Yellow Dog (Page 170, bottom right) §10 Crossing of the Yellow Dog at downtown Moorhead, Mississippi (Page 171, Left) b ' s Pliolofirapfii l iMirrcncc Kenneth, am photofiraphic help at J I France of Paraxon I ' tihlUhirifi. ion. For their contrihu fjfins to makinfi this annual a year- fures and thoufihts it hick we hope trill remain clear in the It nuld like to thank Diana Surney. Minnie Johnson. KeMis III Spencer. Kim , shhy, Lana F.dtrards. and Rose Proctor, t to express iny appreciation for the fiiiidance. hard labor, and per( 0fl}f our adviser. Miss lAtney Wooten. Diana desenes special recofinition for her u tirk on the lastl2 jaues uj the hook. 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