Pearl River Community College - Wildcat Yearbook (Poplarville, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1970 volume:

WILDCA T Pearl River Junior College Poplarville, Mississippi 3 AN EDUCATIONAL CENTER a grade seeking contest . . . interesting lectures . . . tests . . . themes to write . . . fri ghte ning speeches . . . math problems to solve . . . qualified teachers . . . 6 Mississippi Junior College 12 CAMPUS DANCES fur for everyone . . . encouragement of school spirit . . . good bands . . . Renaissance . . . Interstate Four . . . Grecian Urns . . . 15 16 HOMECOMING 1969 parade downtown . . . brightly decorated floats . . . Go Wildcats Go . . . Bury the Indians . . . Cool the Indians . . . Electrocute the Indians . . . and we did . . . Powder-Puff Pearl River Hall Christinas Party 26 Homecoming Queen Miss Anna Pigott Maid of Honor Patsy Ladner 29 Who ' s Who in American Junior Colleges MELANIE BLOUNT Phi Theta Kappa, Baptist Student Union- Vice-President, Les Causeries, Chorus, Girls ' Ensemble, Dixie Drawl Co-Editor, ACT Scholarship, Crown Zellerbach Schol- arship. DAVID FITE RITA HARVEY President ' s List, Dean ' s List, Wildcat Staff, Phi Theta Kappa, Chorus, Band String of ACT Scholarship. Pearls, L ' Ecole de Danse, President ' s List, Salutatorian Scholarship. 45 Who ' s Who in American Junior Colleges DALE MORRIS JOHN PAHLMAN RUDDY PATTEN Phi Theta Kappa, Dean ' s List, Rasketball, ACT Scholarship, Phi Theta Kappa, Salu- Rand, Chorus, Men ' s Ensemble, Phi Theta ACT Scholarship. Tonner Scholarship, Va- tatorian Scholarship, President List, Wild- Kappa, President ' s List, Dean ' s List, ledictorian Scholarship, Vice-President - cat Photographer. Sophomore Class. 46 Who ' s Who in American Junior Colleges KAY PHILLIPS Wesley Foundation, Band, Phi T h e t a Kappa - Secretary, Sophomore Favorite, President ' s List, Student Council Represen- tative, Sophomore Counselor. TERRY SKANTZ Dean ' s List, Entre ' Nous-President, Debate Club, President - Freshman Class, Foot- ball, Salutatorian Scholarship, Youth Ad- visory Committee. CHARLIE SONES Valedictorian and Tonner Scholarship, President ' s List, Band, Chorus, Boy ' s En- semble, Drama Club, Phi Theta Kappa - President, Dixie Drawl, Youth Congress, Baptist Student Union. 47 Who ' s Who in American Junior Colleges Who ' s Who in American Junior Colleges LYDA SUE WHITE BEA WILLIAMS EMY WILLIAMS Phi Theta Kappa, Band, String of Pearls- Phi Theta Kappa, Dean ' s List, ACT Schol- P1  Th eta Kappa, Wesley Foundation, L Captain, Chorus, Girls ' Sextet, L ' Ecole de arship, Miss Drawl, L ' Ecole de Danse, ' Ecole de Danse, President ' s List, ACT Danse. Sophomore Counselor, Wesley Foundation. Scholarship, Sophomore Counselor, Miss Drawl. NOT PICTURED: John Norris. 49 Wesley Foundation FIRST ROW: Rev. J. P. Payne, Sponsor; Carl Newsom, Sara Scruggs, Bea Williams, Secretary-Treasurer; Emy Williams, President; Miss Alsworth, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Patricia Jackson, Lyman File, Kay Phillips, Faye Hill, Chuck. Terrell. Dixie Drawl Staff FIRST ROW: Linda King, Nancy Williams, Charlie Sones, Donna Smith, Co-Edi- tor; Beverly Holden, Anna Pigott. SECOND ROW: Cort Bar- ker, Melanie Blount, Co-Edi- tor; Deanny McNease, Photog- rapher; Patrick Coll, Spon- Pearl River District Student Nurses ' Association FIRST ROW: Debbie Weidman, Treasurer; Kathryn Payne, Wanda Stockstill, Carol Vaughn, Frankie Prisk, Marilyn Cook, President: SECOND ROW: Mrs. Charlotte Odom, Sponsor; Joan Williams, Mildred Myrick, Nedra Stringer, Kay Thornhill. Secretary ; Vermeil Stringer. 56 Cheerleaders Donna Smith, Head Cheerleader; Tommie Hartfield, Co-Captain; Betty Perniciaro, Barbara Moree, Ka- thy Barnes, Pam Sones. Baptist Student Union FIRST ROW: Karen Wascom, Linda Wade, Rachael Robbins, Yvonne Jarrell, Sue Broome. SECOND ROW: Charlie Sones, Judy Bullock, Joyce Bounds, Linda King, Linda Inman, Miriam Pigott, Mr. McBride, Sponsor. FIRST ROW: Connie Dubuisson, Pianist; Vernell Aultman and Pat Bennett, Pro- motional Chairmen; Stevie Robbins, Pres- ident; Melanie Blount, Vice-President; Judy Cook and Wendell Ladner, Devotion- al Chairmen. SECOND ROW: Nedra Stringer, Song Leader; Becky Polk, Social Chairman, Ju- lian Robertson, Custodian; Deborah Sauc- ier, Social Chairman; Mr. McBride, Spon- sor. 58 Newman Club FIRST ROW: Jewel Coco, Vice-President; Jackie Adcox, Secretary-Treasurer; Jay Rosato, Mike Taylor, President; Barbara Bright, Mary Lou Gavagnie. SECOND ROW: Warren Sciortino, Jackie Kerley, Mary Goellner, Robert Niemyer, Judy Mitchell, Byron Cain, Father James Kircher, Sponsor. 59 Wildcat Band MARILYN BOLEWARE, Signal Drum Major FIRST ROW: Front to back, Sharon Turner, Brenda Sorrels, Mason Sistrunk, L. T. Moore, Scanlon Semmes, Chuck Terrell, Brenda Lott, Nolan West. SECOND ROW: Billy McGraw, Patricia Kay Phillips, Gail Pouncy, Billy Thornhill, Mike Forbes, Doyle Smith, John Lee. THIRD ROW: Elizabeth Hatten, Barbara Hastings, Sara Scruggs, Keith Spiers, Charlie Sones, Mike Beane, Stephanie Jarvis. FOURTH ROW: Karen Wood, Judy Billingsley, Carolyn Pouncy, Sharon Carr, Jerry Mill- ing, David Hubbard, Warren Moran. FIFTH ROW: Shirley Rowley, Catchie Crider, Audie Stoufflet, Ronnie Sibley, Donald Hale, Bill Wood, Clifton Holden, Buddy Patten. SIXTH ROW: Evelyn Lightsey, Paulette Seals, Gary Stephens, Beverly Holden, Donny Lee, Pat Poole, Frances Moran, Jay Hunter. 61 Agriculture Club FIRST ROW: Clement Lad- ner, President; Jimmy Strin- ger, Secretary. SECOND ROW: Ricky Whi- taker, Robert Stewart, Den- ny Tynes. THIRD ROW: Darrell Lee, Michael Hodge, Keith Strin- ger, Mr. McBride, Sponsor. 62 Pearl River College Singers FIRST ROW: Catchie Crider, Connie Tullos, Barbara Barefoot, Nancy Summrol, Theresa Kimble, Racheal Robbins, LeAnnice Asher, Candy Bennett. SECOND ROW: Chuck Terrell, Patricia Jackson, Melanie Blount, Becky Polk, Deborah Saucier, Paulette Seals. THIRD ROW: Jerry Billing, Bob Hayes, Charlie Sones, Walter Norton, Jeff Flater, Gary Stephens, Lyman File, Bill Guarino. Wildcat Staff Connie Dubuisson, Editor-in- chief; Anna Pigott, Margaret Smith, Judy Bullock, Karen Wascom, Tom Fewel, Donna Smith, Executive Editor; Dan- ny McNease, Photographer; Patrick Coll, Sponsor. 63 Phi Theta Kappa FIRST ROW: Miss McSwain, Sponsor; Kenneth Weir, Treasurer; Bea Williams, Council Representative; Kay Phil- lips, Secretary; Sue Alexander, Vice-President; Charlie Sones, President; Miss Alsworth. SECOND ROW: Billy Stewart, Carol Spivey, Clara James, Melanie Blount, Judy Cook, Bill Wood. THIRD ROW: Emily Graham, Barbara Bright, Jiles Grice, Ray Adkins, Buddy Patten, Emy Williams. Phi Beta Lambda FIRST ROW: Charlotte Cas- tilow, Nelda Lott, Susan Speights, Wilma Mitchell, Pat- ty Cuevas. SECOND ROW: Mr. Abbott, Sponsor; Linda Saul, Robert Bass, Jackie Kerley, T r i s h Byrd. 64 We ' re number one! chanted the fans and the Wildcats proved it by crushing the Bulldogs of Holmes Junior Col- lege 54-0 to clinch the State Championship and to remain undefeated for the year. With their first series of plays the Wildcats showed their determination to win. On a fourth down gamble Wildcat Kim Sones skampered 69 yards to set the score up and Willie Heidleberg carried the ball over from the 5 yard line, and Glennis Penton kicked the PAT to put the Wildcats in command of the game. With a quick succession of plays the Wildcats broke the game wide open in the second quarter. First Willie Heidleberg scored, this time with a short screen pass from Steve Worrell; Heidleberg weaved his way through the Bulldog secondary from midfield for the score. The point after by Penton was missed and the Wildcats led 13-0. The Bulldogs under hot pursuit fumbled the kick-off on the 19 yard line as Wildcat George Peyton scooped it in for PRC. Steve Worrell started the drive going with a pass to Jim Boone and a pass interference call against the Bull- dogs brought the ball to the 1 yard line. The next play, John Pilot Lee carried over for the score. Penton kicked the point after. The Wildcats gambled again, this time on a fourth down play. Kim Sones carried it for two yards and first down. The next play Terry Skantz hit Richard Brantley with a 52 yard scoring bomb and the half ended 33-0. The second half seemed a rerun for the Wildcats who covered over 307 yards on the ground and 201 in the air against a weak Holmes defense. The only third quarter score came when Dennis Wilson hit Sylvan Ladner for the score and the PAT by Penton was good. The last score of the game was worth waiting. Heidle- berg from 16 yards out skampered to the left side. Re- versing the field, Willie tested the right side and fought his way up field for the score. Penton kicked his sixth point after for the evening and the Wildcats clinched the State Championship 54-0. River Clips Northwest 27—20 P.R.C. First Downs 14 Yds. Rush 280 Yds. Pass 87 Yds. Penalized 90 Net Yds. 277 Passing 19-9-2 Fumbles Lost 2 Fumbles Rec. 3 Passes Int. 2 68 The Wildcats Turn Back Southwest 34—29 69 Cats Claw Bulldogs 35—0 Pearl River Downs Co—lin 39—6 RICHARD BRANTLEY RICHARD WHITAKER RAYMOND ANDERSON End 165 T 195 T 205 P.R.C. First Downs 12 Yds. Rush 237 Yds. Pass 89 Yds. Penalized 115 Net Yds. 211 Passing 18-7-1 Fumbles Lost 4 Fumbles Rec. 7 Passes Int. 1 P.R.C. Outscores Itawamba 33—13 Yds. Penalized 105 DONNIE BOND DENNIS WILSON Net Yds. 96 QB-Punt.r 185 QB 155 Passing 21-8-1 Fumbles Lost 0 Fumbles Rec. 4 Passes Int. 3 72 Wildcats Rip East Central 61—18 JOHN PILOT LEE FB 160 i mm GERALD POLK LB 170 mm DAVID EARL JOHNSON Center 195 EDWARD WHAVERS DE 180 P.R.C. First Downs Yds. Rush Yds. Pass Yds. Penalized Net Yds. Passing Fumbles Lost Fumbles Rec. Passes Int. 26 262 261 78 445 30-15-2 2 2 73 Bobcats Choke on River Water 24—0 JAY ROSATO RICK GRADY SYLVAN LADNER FB 157 TE 200 SE 160 WAYNE SMITH ROBERT NIEMEYER DAVID STEWART DE 190 T 220 TE 175 Unbeaten Wildcats Dump Hinds 22—14 75 Wildcats Clinch Championship, Crushing Holmes 54—0 HERBERT MORRIS JOHN RUSSELL J. C. ARBAN ROY GJERTSON DON HOLLOWAY JAMES LEE RICHARD ELAM Trainer Manager Manager Manager P.R.C. First Downs 19 Yds. Rush 296 Yds. Pass 253 Yds. Penalized 54 Net Yds. 549 Passing 23-12-1 Fumbles Lost 2 Fumbles Rec. 1 Passes Int. 1 76 Basketball — Demanding Test Under their new Head Coach Miller Ham- mill, the Wildcats posted their best season in recent years. Playing a tough 16 confer- ence game schedule the Wildcats went 6-10 in conference play and placed a starter on the All-state team. The season was marked by some exciting play with the Wildcats forcing four of the conference games into overtime. The Wildcats defeated all of their op- ponents in the South with the exception of Hinds Junior College and the Conference Champions Perk. Hard Work and Long Hours Are an FREDDIE JORDAN Freshman Guard All State WALLACE CARBONETTE Freshman Forward Important Part of Wildcat Training. RICHARD DAVIS Sophomore Forward Honorable Mention Basketball Scores PRC 64 Clarke Memorial PRC 81 Southeastern Baptist PRC 74 Belhaven Freshmen PRC 76 East Mississippi PRC 68 Copiah-Lincoln PRC 91 Southwest PRC 56 Hinds PRC 66 Jones PRC 67 U.S.M. Freshmen PRC 94 Southwest PRC 64 Meridian PRC 69 Clarke Memorial PRC 70 East Mississippi PRC 61 East Central PRC 55 Perkinston PRC 87 Southeastern Baptist PRC 82 Copiah-Lincoln PRC 82 Copiah-Lincoln PRC 80 East Central PRC 66 Meridian PRC 68 Jones PRC 65 Perkinston PRC 64 Belhaven Freshmen PRC 67 Hinds PRC 86 U.S.M. Freshmen Boys Have Determination and School Spirit. DAVID LAWLER Sophomore Center A dministration 85 Board of Trustees EUGENE LADNER Hancock County OMAR HAAS Hancock County CHARLES E. SPEED Jeff Davis County DENNIS FORTENBERRY Jeff Davis County BILLY RAY HATTEN Lamar County EVERETTE EATON Lamar County CARL LOFTIN Marion County FRANK FORTENBERRY Marion County PAUL MONROE Pearl River County J. E. MITCHELL Pearl River County LEO Z. SEAL Pearl River County RUSSELL SINQUEFIELD, SR Pearl River County W. 0. MOODY Pearl River County AUBREY LOWE Pearl River County Marvin R. White President of Pearl River College 87 Pearl River College Administration JACK AINSWORTH THURMAN ALLEY PHILLIP B. HUNT Registrar Director of Director of Vocational-Technical Vocational-Technical Center Education at Hattiesburg, Mississippi Teachers Prepare Students to Embark on Their Careers, BRENDA BLACKBURN Nursing ALBEKT BROOKS Guidance Counselor PATRICK COLL Journalism and Pulilic Relations HENRY CONERLY Science GERALD DANIEL Science REVA DANIEL English BONNIE SUE DAVIS Nursing FRANCES FORNEA English and Language JAMES FORTE Machine Shop SARAH FORTENBERRY Physical Education JOHN GRANT Math and Science MILLER HAMMILL Physical Education and Basketball Coach The Administration and Faculty Demonstrate ARTHUR HIGMON Technology BENJAMIN HOFFMAN Electronics EARLORA HOLDEN Business Administration VICTORIA HOLFORD Social Studies HARVEY HOWELL Masonry JOHN HUBBARD Music LARKIN JOHNSON Carpentry and Cabinet Making ROY JONES Auto Mechanics MICHAEL KNIPPERS Speech I.ADNKK Heating, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration JOHN LOCAN Data Processing ROBERT LOTT Mathematics 92 Patience and Kindness to Students. Students Acquire a Knowledge of the Subject eration of the College, SANDY LONG Nursing BARBARA MALLEY Student Center MYRTLE MALLEY Manager of the Crill ANNIE LOU O ' NEAL Hostess of Crosby Hall RUSSELL SINQUEFIELD Custorial Supervisor BILLIE SMITH Student Center LOUISE SMITH Manager of Student Center CAROLYN SMITH Secretary to Vo- Tech Department MELBA SMITH Secretary to the Dean and Registrar PEARL SMITH School Nurse VENDETTA SMITH Hostess of Pearl River Hall HELEN WHITE Hostess of White Hall Classes SOPHO MORES RAY ADKINS Pharmacy BARBARA ALEXANDER Elementary Education LeANNICE ASHER Elementary Education VERNELL AULTMAN Elementary Education DERWIN BALES Physical Education ROBERT BASS Business Administration SARA BATIA General Education CAROLYN BEECH Elementary Education STEPHEN BELL Elementary Education PATRICIA BENNETT Elementary Education SANDRA BERRY Sociology DARRYL BLAPPERT Electricity MELANIE BLOUNT Journalism MARILYN BOLEWARE Elementary Education DIANE BOND General Education ELEANOR BOUNDS General Education RONALD BRACEY Drafting RICHARD BRANTLEY Chemistry BARBARA BRIGHT Secretarial Science DANNY BRIGNAC Drafting MICHAEL BRIGNAC Drafting EVERETTE BROOM Agriculture BARBARA IHIRCH Math CAROL BURGE nini- f ' .i iilhiiiih ■ 102 JAMES BURGE Pharmacy JEFFERY BURKE Business Administration MICHAEL BRYANT General Education CHARLES BYRD Accounting ELIZABETH CAMERON Secretarial Science LANA CANTRELL Ceneral Education MYRA CARR Nursing SARA CARROLL Cosmetology RICHARD DAVIS Masonry CATHY DeFREESE General Education MASWELL DOUGLASS Pre-Medicine LUCILLE DuBOSE Accel. Business MICHAEL EATON General Education ALLETTE ENGLISH Elementary Education SANDRA EVANS General Education JON FARRELL il Edt NANCY FAVRE Sec. Ed. EVELYN FERGUSON Elementary Education JAMES FILLINGAME Business Administration MYRON FISCHER General Education DAVID FITE Business Administration JEANETTE FLEMING Elementary Education JUDY FLEMING Physical Education MICHAEL FORD Carpentry JUDY FORTEN BERRY Secretarial Science PAT FORTENBERRY Business DONALD FREEMAN Drafting LYNN FURR Business Administration GILBERT GILLUM Electricity MARY GOELLNER Spec. Ed. EMILY GRAHAM English GRICE JILES Pre-Medicine 12 104 ROBERT GRIMSLEY History MARILYN GUNN Sec. Ed. DIANA HADDOX Data Processing ROBKIM II .NC()( K FRANKIE JOHNSON Physical Education ALICE KEITH Accel. Business FA 1 ) E KLEIN Elementary ' Education PATSY KLEIN Secretarial Science BRENDA KNIGHT Nursing LINDA KONKLE English BARRY KNOTTS Pharmacy LARRY KNOTTS Pharmacy CAROLYN LADNER Elementary Education CLEMENT LADNER Agriculture GARY LADNER History PATSY LADNER General Education WENDELL LADNER Electronics PATRICIA LaFONTAINE Business Education DAVID LAWLER General Education ATHELDA LEE Business Education JAMES LEE Chemistry JOHN LEE General Education JOHN PILOT LEE Welding IRA LOSSETT Business Administration BRENDA LOTT History MICKEY LOTT General Education CAROL LUMPKIN Elementary Education THOMAS MAGEE Masonry 106 LINDA MALONE Secretarial Science RICK MARTIN Pre-Veterinary CAROLYN MASSEY Home Economics MARY ANN McCLINTON Cosmetology ROGER McKENZIE Drafting GEORGE McNEESE usiness NORMA SUE McPHAIL Home Economics DEBBIE MILES Business Education 4 107 DALE MORRIS Pre-Medicine DWIGHT MORROW Agriculture TOMMY MURPHY Business Education SARAH MY RICK Nursing FRANCES NECAISE Home Economics CARL NEWSOM Carpentry JOHN NORRIS Chemistry RACHEL OWENS Home Economics JOHN PAHLMAN Engineering DAVID PARILLO Drafting BUDDY PATTEN Music KATHERINE PAYNE Nursing MIRIAM PENTON English BETTY PERNICIARO Math SAM PERNICIARO Machine Shop ANNA PIGOTT Art JOHN PIGOTT • General Education VALDA PITCAIRN Busmen THOMAS PITTMAN Dental KAY PHILLIPS II,: Economics GREG I ' HKSNELL Biology FRANKIE PRISK Nursing I lio MAS POOLE Engineering MARANDA I ' OUNCEY Nursing £ q m A C? j VIVIAN RAMSAY Home Hi unoinii s REBECCA RAWLS Elementary Education MILDRED RAYBURN Nursing WAYNE REGISTER Auto Mechanics METHA REID Secretarial Science HOWARD RICE Business Administration STEPHEN ROBBINS Electricity JUDY ROBERTS Business Education JAY ROSATO SARA ROWELL Secretarial Science SHIRLEY ROWLEY Engineering NATHANIEL ROYALS Pre-Veterinary RAYMOND SAUCIER Accounting MONROE SANDERS Machine Shop GARY SANDERS Accounting RICHARD SABLE Electricity BING SEAL P.E. DONALD SELF Business 109 RONNIE SIBLEY Physical Therapy SYLVIA SILVESTRI Secretarial Science ALVIN SIMMONS Electricity MASON SISTRUNK General Education TERRY SKANTZ Pre-Law DONNA SMITH Journalism GWENDOLYN SMITH Secretarial Science KEN SMITH Nursing CHARLES SONES Speech JAY SONES Machine Shop PAMELA SONES General Education CAROL SPIVEY Physical Education CARROLL STAFFORD Physical Education GARY STEPHENS General Education SUE STEPHENS Business Education BILLY STEWART French MARCO STEWART Library Science JOHN STEWART Agriculture GRANVILLE STOCKSTILL Data Processing WANDA STOCKSTILL Nursing CAROL STRAHAN General Education LARRY STRAHAN Electricity ALMA STRINGER Nursing JIMMIE STRINGER Agriculture 110 HOWARD STRINGER Agriculture HAROLD SUMRALL Auto Mechanics MICHAEL TATUM General Education MIKE THOMAS General Education DON THOMPSON Business DAVID TOUCHSTONE Physical Education LESLIE TRAVIS Business Administration VELLE TRAVIS General Education JACKIE TURNAGE Business Administration CHARLES TYNES Business Administration RICHARD VARNADO Pharmacy CAROL VAUGHN Nursing JoANNE WADE Elementary Education JOAN WASCOM General Education KENNETH WEIR History PAMELA WILKE General Education NOLAN WEST Ind. Mgt. PERRY WHEAT Physical Education III FRES 114 HMEN Mary Addison Iris Adcock Jackie Adcox Wayne Alexander Paul Amacker Larry Anderson Raymond Anderson Jewel Ashe Jac k Bailey Barbara Barefoot Cort Barker Kathy Barnes Elizabeth Barrett Dana Bass Donny Bass Richard Bass 4 bins li.i ujili man Linda Baughman Charles Bazor Rodger Beach Mike Beane Gaston Beard Patricia Beckham Sterling Bell % ' W f| ® I 18 Darwin Broome Deborah Broome Sandra Broome Sue Broome Lorilee Buchanan Danny Bullock Greg Bullock Judy Bullock Wesson Burge Brenda Burns Patricia Byrd Robert Byrd Larry Cain James Caldwell Caren Cannon Wallace Carbonette Cecelia Carr Reggie Carr Robert Carroll MM Ronnie Carter Charlotte Castilow Barry Chance Cornelia Chance 119 120 i m. r HLr It Patricia Cuevas Madeline Cuevas Danny (Gulliver Linda Darr ft r. Kathryn Davis Stephen Davis Cheryl Dawsey James Dearman Randy Dillon Pat Doolittle Johnny Drennan ( !onnie Dubuisson (ft X Roselin Duchkei Debra Duff Jerry Donaway Edward Dyess I James Dyess Richard Elam C. orge Evans Eddie Farve Kathy Farve Hazel Ferguson Ron Ferguson Tom Few ell 1 121 Lyman Fite James Forbes Charles Fortenberry Vicki Fortenberry John Freeman Janus Frierson David Gallaspy Linda Gasper Mary Lou Gavagnie Ronnie Gieger Otis Gill Roy Ginn James Gipson Roy Gjertsen Phyllis Goff Carolyn Gordon Robert Gore Richard Grady Winifred Graham Charlotte Graves Jack Graves Johnny Graves Betty Green Patricia Green J % 0 1 ill Bettie Harvey Linda Harvey Dave Harvill Joy Harvill Josie Hasle Barbara Hastings Sandra Hathorn Hilton Head Michael Hedge Jerry Heitzmann Judy Hendricks Walker Hendrix Joan Hcrrington Janice Hickman Nancy Hickman Jack Hode Debby Housley Diane Howard Patsy Howard David Hubbard Jay Hunter Sara Hurt Linda Ionian Karen Ivy 124 Margaret Kilby ■ C B W V 1 Knight Jirt A A Edward Kyle V , W - T. 7 f W Curtis Ladner £f A pM Jf flf if Evelyn Lightsey Billy Little Alan Lossett Nelda Lott Don Lucas Harold Martenson Charles Mathern Jeff Mattix William McCardle Dot McClendon Jerry McClendon Billy McCraw Jimmy McDaniel Jimmy McElveen Homer McGill 0£ Michael McGill Joel McKenzie Rodney McKenzie Betty McLendon Tanis Moran Barbara Moree Charles Morgan Nora Morgan James Morian Lynne Morris Richard Morris Mona Morrison Pam Moss Lynda Murphy Earl Myers Jerry Nail A 1 -C Donna Necaise Guy Necaise Danny Newsom Richard Norris Walter Norton Charles Owens Sharon Ory Joan Odom £t ft 4 1 ▲ Air mFjt Milton Palmer Gary Parker Mary Parker Martha Patton 129 Darrell Peevy Jim Peevy Dallas Penton Glennis Penton Linda Penton Edith Perniciaro Larry Peters George Peyton Margaret Phillips Villa Phillips Miriam Pigott Wendell Pigot Nan Pittman Roland Pittman Becky Polk Gerald Polk Jerry Polk Terrell Polk Sharon Poole Carolyn Pouncey Helen Powell Charles Prince Mary Pullens Rebecca Pullen 131 ft 2 Linda Saul Judy Scheynider Edmond Schindle Warren Sciortino Sarah Scruggs Paulette Seals Peggy Seals Scanlon Semmes Ann Sheffield Deborah Sick Stuart Simmons Virgil Singley Adrian Skipper Donald Slade Leroy Slade Marie Slade Richard Sloan Brenda Smith Dale Smith Dorothy Smith Emmett Smith Kathi Smith Kay Smith Margaret Smith 133 Brenda Sorrels Susan Speigts Art Spencer Amy Spiers Keith Spiers Fred Stevens 134 Elaine Stewart Margaret Stewart Toney Stewart John Stines Louise Stocking Ronnie Stogner Audie Stoufflet Brenda Strahan Linda Strahan Marcia Strahan Linda Stratton Jill Stringer Nedra Stringer David Stewart Doug Stuart Shirley Stewart Nancy Sunirall Terry Swilley Isaac Taylor Mike Taylor Patsy Taylor Chuck Terrell Donnie Terrell Frankie Terrell 135 Judy Terrell Donald Thacker Rhonda Thames Gearge Thomas Kay Thomas Sheila Thomas Juanita Thompson Kevin Thompson Mike Thompson Mark Thorman Billy Thornhill Norman Thornton IS ■Ql flfc Frances Tynes Lynda Vinson Chris Wacker Linda Wade Brenda Walton Mary Warren Karen Wascom Brian Watkins Henry Watts Willie Watts Patty Weich Debbie Wiedman Eugene Wermuth Donna West James Westbrook Edward Whavers Norman Wheat Richard Wheat Hiram Wheeler Calvin White Freddie White Kathy Wilkes Charles Williams David Williams 137 139 Sophomore Class Officers Kay Phillips — Student Council Representative Dale Morris — Vice-President John N orris — President Betty Perniciaro — Secretary -Treasurer 140 Freshman Class Officers Connie Dubuisson — President Debbie Weidman — Student Council Representative Mark Thorman — Secretary -Treasurer 144 145 148 Going, Going, Gone MAKING WAY FOR THE NEW One of the original buildings on the Pearl River College campus was demolished due to extensive hurricane damage, and will be replaced by a new girl ' s dormitory, Batson Hall, which had housed students since 1918, was ravaged by the 150 mile-an-hour winds of Hurricane Camille. The roof of the three-story brick building was ripped away and the insides gutted by the heavy rains which followed in the hurricane ' s path. 152