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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1972 volume:

37 P C.3 •4 fi mm ? 11 i97 Wildcat Pearl River Junior Colleg Poplarville, Mississippi key of man s desire 5 10 12 13 . . . knowing each 15 16 18 19 20 21 Miss PRC Connie Bufkin Sophomore Favorite Lynn Robertson 28 Freshman Favorite Kay Daley i « Freshman Favorite Betty Wagley 34 I Freshman Favorite Jack Gallagher 35 I Who ' s Who II in American Junior Colleges Selections to Who ' s Who in American Junior Col- leges is based on nominations from the diffen ' nt depart- ment heads and the sponsors of extra-curricular activi- ties at Pearl River. Students are chosen as a result of their academic standing, community service, and future potential. The nuniher of students selected is based on the current enrollment of the college. This year Pearl River has twenty-two elite students representing the col- lege. MARY ELIZ.ABF.TH BROOME Mary is the daughter of Rev. and Mrs. James 0. Broome of Bassfieid. She is a nursing major here at Pearl River, and was the recipient of Valedictorian. Tenner, and Lumberstate Bank Scholarships. While at Pearl River she has been a member of Mississippi As- sociation of Student Nurses, Phi Thela Kappa. Baptist Student Union, and National Student Nurses Associa- tion. She was a Freshman delegate to M. ' XSN Conven- tion, and has Dean ' s List her Freshman and Sopho- more years. 36 MARTHA BULLOCK Martha is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe H. Bullock of Prentiss, and she is a general educa- tion major at PRC. While at Pearl River she has been a member of Phi Theta Kappa, Baptist Student Union, Baptist Young Women Associa- tion, reporter for Les Causiers and is the sopho- more representative of the Student Council. GEORGE C. COX George, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. Cox, Sr. of Co- lumbia,, is a Pre-Engineering major at PRC. While at Pearl River he has been on President ' s List and Dean ' s List and is a member of Phi Theta Kappa. ARLENE D. DONALD Mrs. Arlene Donald of Hattiesburg is a nursing major here at PRC. While at Pearl River she has been a member of Phi Theta Kappa, Mississippi Association of Student Nurses, and National Student Nurses Association, and has made the President ' s List and Dean ' s List. 37 Who ' s Who in American Junior Colleges JAMES ALLEN HAGLAR James, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Haglar of Co- lumbia, is a petroleum engineering major here at PRC. He is a Dean ' s List Student and is a member of Phi Theta Kappa. JUDITH S. HAND Judith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Warren W. Seal of Bogalusa, is a Nursing Major here at Pearl River. She is a Dean ' s List student. Presi- dent of Pearl River Mississippi Association of Student Nurses, State Nominations Chairman of MASN, former Vice President of MASN. a member of Phi Theta Kappa, and a member of National Student Nurses Association. PATRICIA DIANE KILGORE Patricia, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Kil- gore of Haltiesburg, is a member of Phi Theta Kappa, Young Baptist Women Association. Stu- dent Mississippi .Association, is a Counselor in White Hall, and has been named to the Dean ' s List at Pearl River. 38 VICTOR LOUIS MARTENSEN Lou, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Martensen of Picayune, is a general education major. He is President of the Sophomore Class, Mr. PRC for 1972, named to Outstanding College Athletes of America, made All State and All American Hon- orable Mention. During his two years of football here he was made co-captain of the football team and in his sophomore year was also named to the South All-Star Team. He was also a Freshman Favorite. ANTHONY GERALD McALISTER Anthony, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. McAlister of Hattiesburg, is a Pre-Vet major. He is a member of Phi Theta Kappa, and also the Agriculture Club. RONALD ALLEN MONTAGUE Ronald, son of Mrs. Heppie Montague of Hattiesburg is a Drafting and Design Technolo- gy major at PRC. He has made the Dean ' s List and President ' s List during his two years at the college. 39 mm. BARBARA LOUISE MORAN Barbara, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. Moran of Kiln, is majoring in Secretarial Science. She is a member of the Band and Phi Beta Lamba. LEN PATRICK Len, son ol Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Patrick of Hattiesburg, is a general education major here at Pearl River. He is a Dean ' s List and Presi- dent ' s List student, Vice President of Phi Theta Kappa, and was named to Outstanding College Athletes of America SARA ELIZABETH PATTEN Betsy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Patten of Poplar ' ille, is majoring in Medical Technology. She was recipient of Salutatorian. ACT, Tonner. and Crown Zellerbach scholarships. While at- tending PRC she has made the Dean ' s List and the President ' s List. She is a member of the Band, Chorus, Wesley Foundation. Girls ' Sextet and is President of Phi Theta Kappa. 40 Who ' s Who in American Junior Colleges EDDIE E. PATTEN, JR. Eddie, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Patten, Sr. of Tylertown, is majoring in pre-pharmacy while at Pearl River. He was Freshman Class President and served on the Student Council. CAROL JEAN ROBERTSON Carol, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glyn Robertson of Columbia, is majoring in Data Processing while at PRC. She is Vice-President of Phi Beta Lambda, Vice-President of Baptist Young Women, Devotional Chairman of Baptist Stu- dent Union and has made the President ' s List and the Dean ' s List. JEANNE MARIE SAMROW Jeanne, daughter of Mrs. Joy Samrow of Pica- yune and Mr. Perry Samrow of Slidell, is a Sec- retarial Science Major here at PRC. Jeanne was the recipient of the Phi Theta Kappa Scholar- ship and Alumni Association Scholarship. She has made the Dean ' s List and President ' s List, and is Treasurer of Phi Theta Kappa. 41 Who ' s Who in American Junior Colleges PATRICIA ANN SINCLAIR Patricia, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nooks Sin- clair of Columbia, is a Musir Education Major here at PRC. She is a member of Phi Theta Kappa, Chorus Pianist, Girls ' sextet, Mixed En- semble, Baptist Student Union, Baptist Young Women, and is on the Girl ' s Basketball Team. SUE SIVILS Sue, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Sivils of Hatticsburg, is an English Major here at PRC. She is Recipient of a Valedictorian and ACT Scholarships. She is a Dean ' s List and Presi- dent ' s List student, a member of Student Missis- sippi Education Association, Baptist Young Women, PrcsidenI: Ba[)tisi Student Union, and is Phi Theta Kappa Representative. LYDA MARIE SMITH Lyda, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Delous Smith of Slidell, La., is a History Major here a ' PRC. She is a Dean ' s List Student and is Secre tary of Phi Theta Kappa at Pearl River. 42 GENEVA WALKER BILLY WAYNE WALLEY Geneva, of Wiggins, Miss, is a Nursing Major here at Pearl River. She is Treasurer of the Pearl River Student Nurses Association and State Treasurer of Mississippi Association of Student Nurses. Billy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Walley of Poplarville, is a General Education Major. He is the recipient of Valedictorian, Sidney Tonner, and ACT Scholarships. He has made the Dean ' s List and President ' s List, Mississippi State Pres- ident of Phi Theta Kappa, most valuable Deba- ter on the Debate Team, as a member of Phi Rho Pi, and is a member of the Choral Club. PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE: RUBY WILLIAMS, Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Frank Williams of Poplarville. 43 Pearl River Student Council Sophomore Representatives Left to Right: Martha Bullock, Lynn Robertson. Linda Inman, Lou Martenson. Freshman Representatives Left to Right: Lynn Holloway, Denise Ladner, Charlotte Roullier, Charles Hutchins. 50 Left lo Righl: Mrs. Rfva Daniel. Sponsor. Slrplirn Bcn rniilli. B. lh Howard. MariKn MrKcnzii-. Pani T n -s. Tim Craig, Thomas Worrcl. Baptist Student Union MS fU 111 t ■ I all (•is « s ' fi ' S ' llJl ' n ' Se; Wh r n .t ' C-oIJean Robertson. Barbara Br an,. Dorothy Smith. 2nd Ro.: Faye Brewer. Judy McGrew. Lynn Craft, Sue r McBnde ■ • • ' ' ' - ' Simmons. Debbie Ra iney, Pat Kilgore, June Pierce, Martha Allen, Sponsor - i EARL MR m COLLEGE 51 Young women s Association Left U) Rinhl. First Row: Carol Jean Robertson, Pat Kilgorc, Dorothy Smith, Mrs. Daniel, Beth Howard. Second Rou : Kathy West, Barbara Bryant, Sue Sivils, June Pierce, Carolyn Boyles. Left to Right: John Pennington. Kathy West, Editor, Donna Blades, Cathi Lee, Stanley Woodward. Back Row: Marilyn Miller, Susan Miller. Delta Psi Phi Theta Kappa Left lo Right: Gwcn Liuli rwood, Sharon Mili . l.sda Smith, Charlotte Roullit r, iNanc Clearman, Betsy Patten, Pat Kilgore. 2nd Row: Beth Broome, Arlene Donald, Judy Hand, Patricia Sinclair, Denise Strahan, Deborah Pouncey, Sue Sivils. 3rd Row: Joan McGowan, Jeanne Samrow, George Cox, Ken Slade, Tony McAlister. Len Patrick, Martha Bullock, Melva Hackbarth. Phi Beta Lambda Left to Right: Beverly Carter, Rep., Carol Jean Robertson, V. Pres., John Hackbarth, Pres., Debbie Bullock, Treas., Darlene Porter, Sec. His. 2nd Row: Mr. Abbot, Spon. Melvin Lower) Jr., Donna Kennedy, Becky Parker, Barbara Moran, Woody Westerfield, Danny Pittman, Ray Pate. 57 Pearl River College Singers Left to Right: Larry Forlenberry, Paul Coblentz, Martha Allen, Judy McGrew, Cindy Deavers, Faye Van Slyhe, Beth Howard, Jimmy Davis. 2nd Row: David Bowman, Larry Main, Kathy West, Patricia Sinclair, Carol Jean Robertson, Kathy Luttrell, Sam Scruggs, Elizabeth Bounds, Ronnie Rawls. 3rd Row: Mack Davis, Carey Smith, William Nix, Billy Wai- ley, David Morris. 59 Lxft to Right: Aaron Smith, Webster Ladner, Sec.-Treas., Jimmy Wallace, Tony McAIister, Jesse C. Lee, Pres. Everett A. Stringer, Johnny Brasweli. 2nd Row: Charlie Ward, Johnny Harless, John Wesley, Joey Slate, A. M. McBride, Spon. Intramural Flag Football All Stars 60 Left to Right: Peggy Hart, Advisor, Sybil Turnage, Pauline Hill, Sharon Johnston, Carol Wicktom, Margaret Brewer, Lois Brown, Jan Patterson. 2nd Row: Rhonda Mitchell, Caro- lyn Rayborn, Charlotte Rouillier, Gwen Underwood, Melba McCain, Becky Swan, Joyce Zengarling, Marcia Pearce, Mary Ann Restom. 3rd Row: Gloria Smalley, Jan Argo, Fran- cis Darr, Linda Harvey, Mary Nell Teck, Deborah Pouncey, Gail Cutrer, Peggy Buckley. Pearl River Freshman Nurses GirVs Basketball Team 66 73 Pearl River Northeast . 29 .0 The Wildcats, State Champions in 1969 and 1970, opened the 1971 season with a 29-0 win over the Northeast Tigers of Booneville. Quarterback Gene Estapa led the PRC attack by scoring one six-point- er and completed six of nine aerials, setting up two other scores. Estapa hit Lou Martensen from 27 yards out for a first down at the one to set the stage for Kenneth Ha- thorn ' s score. Hathorn later scored again on a four-yard thrust. In the third stanza, Estapa hit Chuch Ste- wart with an aerial that covered 35 yards, and gave PRC a first at the six. James Harvison went the rest of the way. Danny Powell converted three of the four point afters and the Wild- cat defense nailed Northeast back of the goal for a two-pointer to round out the 29. Don Lee and Dudley Whitfield led the attack for the two points. Gene Estapa was named offensive player of the week and Lou Marten- sen was tapped for the defensive honors. DARYL HERNDON DB 150 DOUG GRAVES OB 155 CHARLES HUTCHINS QB 155 GEM-. 1 I Al ' A QB 18() Pearl River 20 Southwest 0 DON SMITH FB 170 DANNY POWELL SE-K 170 Thf Pearl River Junior College Wildeats continued their winning ways Thursday night by beating the Southwest Bears of Summit 20-0. With No. 2 Quarterback Charles Hutehins of Prentiss at the realm. Pearl River scored first with 11:08 left in the second quarter. The touchdown came on a 40 yard bomb from Hutehins to Jackie Gallagher. Danny Powell kicked the point after touchdown. PRC led 7-0. The next score came with 4:09 left in the 3rd quarter. Na- thaniel Fairconnetue scored from 1 yard out. This score had been set up by a pass interference call in the endzone by a Southwest defender. Danny Powell kicked the extra point. With the 3rd quarter buzzer sounding, Hutehins flipped a screen pass to Kenneth Hathorn of Bassfield who picked up 45 yards. A couple of plays later James Harvison scored from 2 yards out. The PAT was no good. The score — PRC-20; SW-0. For the second week in a row, the Wildcat defense was tre- mendous, limiting the Bears to only 21 yards rushing and 71 yards passing. Len Patrick, Larry Tatum and Don Bales all had interceptions for the Wildcats. Mark Lott was chosen the outstanding defensive player be- cause of his awesome efforts against the Bears. Kenneth Hathorn received the outstanding defensive player award. JAMES HARVISON TB 170 BILLY AMACKER WB 155 Pearl River 23 Northwest 7 For victory No. 3, PRC defeated a previously unbeaten Northwest team 23-7. PRC scored first on a recovered fumble in the end zone by Ken Bufkin. Danny Powell kicked the extra point. In the first quarter, with PRC holding a 7-0 lead, the defense rose to hold NW on a crucial and goal situation from the 2, and only a few minutes later the defense held on a fourth and 4 inches situation deep in Wildcat territory. In the second quarter Gene Estapa passed to Gene Ladd from 15 yards out to post a 13-0 lead at half time. With 11:48 left in the third quarter, Larry Tatum recovered a NW fumble on the 12 after Mark Lott and Wash Edwards separated NW Boyd Cole from the ball. Estapa promptly threw to Len Patrick for a TD. Danny Powell kicked the PAT and PRC led 20-0. With a little over a minute passing, Powell kicked a 22 yard field goal for the Wildcats, adding another 3 points to the total. The first and only touchdown against the Wildcats so far this season came with 5:56 left in the third (quarter on a pass from quarterback Boyd Cole to Curtis Jones, a distance of four yards. Mickey Aldridge kicked the PAT. PRC ' s Tony Stuart of Sumrall, offensive right tackle, and Jerry Purvis of Hattiesburg, de- fensive right tackle, were named the outstanding players in the game. KEN BUFKIN FB-LB 180 N.AT F.AIRCONNETUE TB 170 Pearl River Perkinston . 21 37 It ' s all over but the crying, is an old adage that most Wildcat fans hold true today as many PRC supporters are still crying over Pearl Riv- er ' s 37-21 loss to Gulf Coast. Pearl River jumped off to an early lead when Quarterback Gene Estapa ran an option play around right end for 69 yards and a TD. Estapa broke three tackles at the line of scrimmage and then outran the Perk defenders to the goal, but the lead was shortlived as Perk scored on a 33 yard TD run by QB James McKay. McKay passed to Ricky Autmon for 2 points and an 8 to 7 lead. No further scoring transpired in the first half until 7:36 left in the 3rd quarter when Perk QB McKay scored from 9 yards out. The TD was set up by a 41 yard scamper by Autmon. Jim Beck kicked the PAT; the score — Perk 15, PRC 7. The Wildcats were still not beaten; they came back strong. Estapa completed a 30 yard pass to Mike Harrison, then made a 24 yard run down to the 4 yard line and on the next play scored around left end. The Cats tried a two point conversion and failed; score — Perk 15, Cats 13. Wildcat supporters were feeling better, you could hear the crowd mumbling, We ' ve still got anoth- er quarter left and the River is on the move. About this time a hole came in the boat, and ole man H Bad Luck jumped s(juare on PRC ' s defensive team ' s back. McKay threw a pass to Fredericks for a 30 yard gain, hut the ball fell to the ground. Perk ' s Gary Benefield scooped it up and scored from 42 P B yards out. Beck kicked the extra point and Perk had 22 points on the board. At this time the bad luck PRn S r switched from riding with PRC ' s defensive to PRC ' s offensive team. The Cats had the ball only 2 plays and fumbled deep in their territory. On the first play of the fourth quarter, Autmon scored from 9 yards out. Beck kicked the PAT. Pearl River still did not roll over and die. Estapa brought them back down the field and threw an 18 yard pass to Mike Harrison for 6 points, then passed to Nat Faircon- netue for a 2 point conversion — Perk 29, PRC 21. The Wildcats held Perk on downs and took over on their own 19 yard line. With 3:52 left in the game, PRC started its march for a tie. Kenneth Hathorn got 6 up the middle, Estapa threw to Harrison for 5, then to Harrison again, Mike had a lot of running room, but the ball just fell out of his hands and the Bulldogs recovered it. Gulf Coast scored it ' s final TD on a 3 yard run by Autmon, then ran for a 2 point conversion — the game was over — Perk 37, PRC 21. STEVE ALLAIN WB 145 KENNETH HATHORN WASH EDWARDS JERRY WASHINGTON FB 180 FB-DE 195 DB 155 77 Pearl River 48 East Mississippi 25 The Pearl River Junior College Wildcats regained llieir (■liain[)i()iishi[) form Salurda tiiglit in de- feating the East Mississippi Lions 48-25. The Wildcats, boasting a 4 win — 1 loss record, had com- plete control of the game. In the first (]uarter. Wildcat Ronald Tyties recovered a fuinl)le on the Lions forty yard line setting up the PRC offense. Five plays later, PRC ' s Ken Hathorn fumbled into the endzone and alert James Harvisoii i)oun( ( ' d on th ' ball for a touchdown. Danny Powell kicked the extra [)oint. The Lions, who entered the game with a 3 win — 1 loss record, marched down to the Pearl River 25, where the deftinse stiffened anil held, forcing East Mississippi ' s Charlie Morgan to kick a 35 yard field goal. The Wildcats s( ored again iti the first (quarter on an 11 yard run by Nat Fairconnetue. Pow- ell added the PAT and the end of the first quarter, PRC 14 — Lions 3. The secoiiil (piarter saw the Wildcats march sixty-two yards with Fairconnetue scoring again from six yards out. The extra point was good. The Pearl River offense was working like a machine and with 7:06 left in the half, James Harvison scored from 19 yards out. Powell again added the PAT. On the last play of the 1st half David Bradberry passed to Mike Reed for an 11 yard touchdown and six [)oints. Charlie Morgan added the PAT and score at the half was 28-20. The Lions scored first in th ' third (juarler after an 83 yard march and a 1 yard plunge by Bradberry. Morgan kicked the PAT, and the Lions had 17 points. The Lions tried an onside kick and failed with the Cats taking over on the East Miss. 40. The next [)lay fullback Kenneth Hathorn raced 40 yards and a score. In the fourth (juarter, quarterback Estapa scored from 18 yards out and back-up ()uarterback Charles Hutchins scored from 1 yard out. Danny Powell kicked his sixth PAT of the night. The Lions scored their final touchdown on a 3 yard run by Joe Sparkman, and a two point conver- sion pass was good. The final score, PRC 48 — Lions 25. James Harvison received the Offensive Player Award and Wash Edwards the Defensive Award. CRAIG FRANKLIN LEN PATRICK FB-LB 185 WB-DS 160 LARR TATL.M DB 165 LOU MARTENSEN M 180 78 Pearl River 37 Hinds 14 Pearl River ' s Wildcats scored everything but a safety Thursday night at Raymond to dun)|) the Hinds Eagles under a one lone defeat. Pearl River struck early as James Harvison went 65 yards for a score that was nullified by a clipping penalty. Not to be denied. Gene Estapa put the PRC on the board with a 27-yard three-point field goal. Hinds came back with an aerial that traveled in the air and on the ground 69 yards for a score by Ronnie Muffuleto. Jeff Grace converted. Pearl River walked right back with a second 82-yard march and a second score, Estapa tossing to Len Patrick for the final 10 yards. The conversion failed and the half-time count was 16-7. Hinds picked off an Estapa pass early in the second half setting up a Muffuleto score from 11 yards out, off tackle. Beardon converted and Hinds was only two points away at 16-14. The Wildcats iced down the contest in the final quarter. A pass interference call opened the first gate and the Wildcats had possession at the one. Estapa went over on the first play and Danny Powell converted. Nat Fairconnetue added a bit more icing when he took a handoff and broke into the open for 84 yards and a score. Powell again converted. Lou Marten- sen scored the final marker when he took a pass from Charles Hutchens and went 51 yards. The two-point conversion at- tempt failed. A 23-yard field goal was the final effort for Hinds. Fairconnetue gained 141 yards in 10 carries to gain outstanding offensive honors. Lou Martensen was the out- standing defensive player. BILL WALLACE C-LB 205 BRUCE DUCK C 180 MICKEY SCARBROUGH C-LB 175 79 Pearl River 20 Co-Lin 13 The Pearl River Junior College Wildcats made Homecom- ing day a complete success Saturday night by defeating the Copiah-Lincoln Wolves 20-13. The Wildcats, 6-1 for the sea- son, had a lough time against the Wolves with the PRC defen- sive unit ()roving to be the deciding factor in the game. All of PRC ' s touchdowns were set up by Wolves ' fumbles. As the de- fense caused Co-Lin to fumble seven times, recovering 6 of the loose pigskins. After the crowning of the Queen, Miss Connie Bufkin, Co-Lin kicked off to Pearl River. The Cats were unable to get much going and were forced to punt. Punt- er Bill Wallace was trapped on the PRC 15 and Co-Lin had a 1-10. The Wolves ' QB Cletus Hux, on 1st play from scrim- mage promptly threw a 15-yard TD strike to Emmitt Madison. Doug McFleveen kicked PAT and Co-Lin led 7-0. PRC re- mained bcliitid until 15 seconds left in the first quarter when QB Gene Estapa rammed over from 3 yards out. The drive started on the Wolves ' 45 when Chuck Stewart recovered a loose ball. Danny Powell kicked the point after. With little more lhan a minute gotic it) the second (juarter, PRC scored the go-ahead TD on a two-yard run by workhorse James Har- vison. This TD was set up by a fumble recovery by Mark Lott on the 30. PAT was no good by Powell. The Wolves deter- mined to be homecoming spoilers scored again on a 37-yard aerial from Hux to Madison. McEleveen ' s PAT was wide to the iefl and al half linie the score was PRC 13 — Co-Lin 13. In the second half the deft ' nsive unit, which had been some- what less than tremendous in its last three games, rose to the occasion. Co-Lin had a 0 passing yard and only 25 yards rush- ing in the second half. The winning TD was set by Al Howard recovering a fumble on the 10. The speedster, Nat Fairconnet- ue scored on a fine cfforl from 11 yards out. Powell added the PAT. THOMAS TILLMAN G-LB 180 PORTKH SOl.KY G 175 LUGF.NE CHAMP.-MGNE G-LB 190 GAYLE HARRIS G 180 Pearl River 13 East Central 7 The Pearl River Junior College Wildcats outscored the East Central Warriors 13-7 advancing their record to 7-1 for the season. After last year ' s regular season 14-6 loss to the Wildcats, and a 27-8 championship loss, the Warri- ors from East Central invaded Poplarville with blood in their eyes and revenge in their hearts. The visitors outplayed Pearl River throughout much of the game, piling up an impressive list of sta- tistics but were unable to score, primarily as a result of fumbles. East Central fumbled six times on the slippery turf, losing five of the costly bobbles. No. 31, Kenneth Hathorn was the clutch runner of Pearl River with Lou Martensen, Tootie Fair- child and Larry Tatum doing the job on defense, Mike Harrison, Jerry Washington, Martensen and Thomas Tillman picked on EC ' s bad passing and fumbles. For East Central, Guy Nowell did most of the carrying and Ken Gordon made the lone interception. Wade Clark and Ken Gordon did a beautiful job along with EC ' s defensive line. PRC scored both of their TD ' s in the first half because of fumble recoveries by Thomas Tillman. Harvison scored from 1 yard out and Estapa threw to Gene Ladd for the other TD. The second half settled down to a defensive battle with EC threatening often but the Wildcat ' s defense rose to each occa- sion. Mike Harrison came up with the game-saving intercep- tion on his own 2-yard line with 1:27 remaining in the game. I H I PRC held on and ran out the clock to preserve a hardfought victory over a tough EC team. A. STATISTICS 1st downs total yds passing rushing fumbles interceptions PRC 7 214 79 135 1-0 1 EC 15 337 127 210 6-5 3 Pearl River Jones AfltT spotting Jones seven points in the initial (piarter. Pearl Riv- er ' s Wildcats came from lu liind in Ellisville to clinch the runner-u[) spot in the South Division with a decisive 28-7 win. Tlie Bolxats spent a large portion of that first (juarter in Pearl River terrilorv, climaxed with a six-pointer riding off a Denny Wil- liamson to Mike Lawson pass for 33 yards. The drive had started at the Wildcat 38 and consumed only three plays. Daniels made the point after. James Harvison was the offensive luminary in that first half as the locals took advantage of every break. Harvison returned a punt 34 yards in the initial (juarter and came back in the second stanza with a 75-yard |)ay-off return for six points. Danny Powell kicked the first of four extra points. With only 47 seconds left in the half, the Wildcats scored again after Bobby Parker recovered a Bobcat futjible at the 28. Gene Es- ta()a passed to Billy Amacker for 14 and then threw a strike to Ken Hathorn for llie six points. The half-time score favored the locals 14-7. The second half the Wildcats inarched steadil) downfield on a drive that ended with a fumbled pitch-out. Jones took over at the 28 and went to the Pearl River 11 on the running of Daniel Darby. The Wildcat defense stiffened at this point and Richard Fleming missed a field goal attempt for Jones. It re(|uire(l 12 plays for the Wildcats to cover 80 yards for a six- [)ointer, their third. The final [)lay was a pass from Estapa to Lou Martciisen tliat went eight yards. The final tally came on a 14-yard run l) Harvison to end a 64-var(l march. JESSE FORD G 230 TONY STUART T 195 MIKE LEE T 205 JIM BROWN T 235 Pearl River Holmes . . . The Pearl River Wildcats ended a highly successful season hy walloping the scrappy Holmes Junior College Bulldogs 41- 14 here Saturday night. The nationally eighth-ranked Wildcats ended with a 9-1 slate for the year, the lone setback being to Gulf Coast, which took the South Division chani[)i()nship from the defending Wildcats. The Wildcat defense was never in mu( h trouble with Thomas Tillman recovering two fumbles and Jerry Washing- ton making an interce[)tion. Holmes only scored when the River ' s bench was emptied to give everyone a chance to play. STATISTICS First downs Rushing ydg. Passing ydg. Total ydg. Passes Fumbles — lost Penalties — ydg. Punts — avg. SCORE BY QUARTERS PRC HOLMES PRC 17 152 292 444 11-18-2 4-2 175 3-24.5 HOLMES 14 73 81 154 10-25-1 4-3 115 7-42.5 13 0 21 0 0 14 41 14 CHUCK STEWART SE-P 160 DERWIN WHITFIELD TE 195 The Pearl River Junior College Wildcats, defending Slate Champions from 1969 and 1970, nearly made History by win- ning three consecutive titles. The only hlemish on their record being a loss to Gulf Coast, the Mississippi State Champions and National Junior College Champions. The PRC coaches and managers were awarded for their sea- son ' s efforts by being selected to coach the South Division All-Stars in the All-Star Classic held in Tupelo. Eight Cats were also chosen as participants. Quarterback, Gene Estapa; Tackle, Jerry Purvis; Line-backer, Wash Edwards; and Mon- ster-End, Lou Martensen received All-Star and All-State Hon- ors. James Harvison, tailback; Nat Fairconnetue, Larry Tatum and Mark Lott captured All-Star awards. Jesse Ford, Estapa, Purvis, and Martensen made All-American Honorable Men- tion in the National Grid-Wire Junior College poll. To this date, Estapa, Purvis, Lott have signed scholarships with Southeastern University in Louisiana. Martensen and Fairconnetue have signed with Delta State University, with Wash Edwards receiving a scholarship from East Carolina State University. JACK (;A1.1,. (,11KH VB.UH 185 Wildcat Coaching Staff Head Coach John Russell . . . John T. Russell, Head Coach and Athletic Director, is in his fifth year at Pearl River Junior College. Russell, a graduate of Monticello High School, won three letters at the University of Southern Mississippi, playing on the first undefeated team in USM history in 1958. With a MED in Math, he began his coaching career in 1959 at Crys- tal Springs High School. He became Assistant Coach at PRC in 1960, and Head Coach after the 1966 season. Russell has won 37 of 49 games for a .755 winning per- centage, and has won (2) State Championships. Wildcat Coaching Staff Coach J. C. Arban J. C. Arltaii is the hac kfit ' ld coach. He came to Pearl Ri cr Junior College in 1967 after spenditi}; three successful years at George Count) High Scliool. Before George County he was coach at East Tallahatchie Higli for two years and at Rocky Creek High for three years. Coach Arhan graduated with a B.S. degree from U.S.M. in 1959. While at Southern he earned four varsity letters. Arhan is a native of Alabama, having parli( i()ale(l in foothall. bas- ketball, l)aseball and track while attending Athens High School. He was also a player in the Alabama High School All-Star game. Coach Herbert Morris Assistant Coach Herb .Morris played Quarterback for the Poplar- ville Hornets. In 1957 he was voted Best Athlete, permanent Team Ca()tain, and Most Valuable Player at Poplarville High School. Coach Morris attended PRC. and graduated from Southern with a B.S. degree in 196-k The next year he returned to PRC as PE In- structor and Assistant Coach, hile at Southern. Coach Morris served as a scout for Coach T. D. Holden. 86 Wildcat Cheerleaders Pearl River College Basketball Team The PRC Wildcat basketball team ended their 1971-72 sea- son with a 6-14 record. The team started out the season with a couple of impressive wins but following the good start, they hit a long streak of bad luck, but the Cats stayed together through it all and rallied toward the end of the season. Leading the Maroon and Gold in scoring was guard, Tony Graham with 18 points per game. The leading rebounder was Lee Jackson with 9 per game. Jackson often carried the scor- ing load and averaged 15 points per game. The River appeared snake-bitten for a part of the season and lost numerous games by the smallest of margins. In addition to Graham and Jackson, Mike Sumrall, John Merritt, Myron Labat and Wally Smith were key players all season. Following the Christmas break. Smith, Houston Brown, and Greg Shaw all showed marked improvement and were instrumental in Pearl River ' s late season success. Gerald Haddox, who began to see quite a bit of action at the end of the season; Harlon Brock, Marlon Broom, Reggie Smith, and Don Aultman rounded out the squad. The River played interesting ball and treated their follow- ers to many an exciting game. The club stuck together through a lot of bad luck and seemed to find themselves in the season ' s final weeks. Wally Smith and Houston Brown will return next year to form the heart of the 1972-73 Wildcats. 90 r L D C A T S W ALLEY SMITH G 6-0 REGGIE SMITH C-F 6-4 Coach: Miller Hammill Coach Miller Hammill is beginning his third year at Pearl River Junior College. Since becoming Coach in 1969, Hammill has been on the rebuilding road. This year is expected to be one of the River ' s best seasons. In only six years Hammill ' s teams have won 163 games while los- ing 77 games winning 30 or more games in three of his six seasons. A native of Brookhaven, Mississippi, Hammill attended Loyd Star High School, Copiah-Lincoln Junior College and graduated from U.S.M. with a B.S. degree in 1965. He received his M.S. degree from Ole Miss in 1969. This year Coach Hammill is also serving as Dean of Men at PRC. 93 L D c A T s HARLON BROCK F 6-1 LEE JACKSON F 6-2 HSR ■■■Jir 96 JOHN MKRRITH C 6-S KDDIK HHAN TLKY F 6-2 101 DEAN OF STUDENT AFFAIRS DEAN OF MEN Mrs. Joyce Smith Miller Hammill 102 DIRECTOR OF VOCATIONAL TECHNICAL EDUCATION Albert Brooks DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS Bill Brantley DIRECTOR OF VOCATIONAL- TECHNICAL CENTER AT HATTIESBURG. MISS. Philip B. Hunt DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC RELATIONS Larry Stanford 103 ! ' 7 JOHN A. GRANT Malh. Science NORMA HAMMILL Anatomy, Physical Science DANNY HARRIS Voc, and Tech. GERALD DANIEL Science PHYLLIS DANIELS Gen. Clerical REVA DANIEL English DONNA DILLON Nursing DONALD EVANS English T. P. FORNEA English, Lang. JAMES FORTE Machine Shop BRENDA GIPSON Nursing m PEGGY HART Nursing EARLORA HOLDEN Bus. Admin. VICTORIA HOLFORD Soc. Studies CONSTANCE HOLMES Speech, Drama HARVEY HOWELL Masonry JOHN HUBBARD Music ROY JONES Auto Mcch. MICHAEL KNIPPERS Speech. Dehate JOHN E. LACKEY Electronics JOHN LADNER Heating. .Air. Ref. JOHN LOGAN Data Processing 106 CHARLOTTE ODEM Nursing RAY PATTEN Music, Band ROBERT A. LOTT Math WALTER LOWE Sor. Studies ELIZABETH MARTIN Physical Ed., Hygiene A. M. McBRlDE Agriculture EARNEST McSWAIN English CHARLES M. MILLAR Electricity ANN MORRIS Bus. Admin. HERBERT MORRIS Phy. Ed., Football FRANCIS NORRIS Cosmetology 107 lONE STUART Sec. to Bus. Office ELMA WALTERS Hostess to Marion Hal TOMMY GEIGGER Motor Vehicle Maintenance MARGARET HARVEY Librarian DORIS HOWARD Sec. to Dean, Registrar PATSY HOWARD Sec. to President ANNIE O ' NEAL Hostess to White Hall ALMA TRAVIS Hostess to Marion Hali SHELIA RESTER Data Processing LOIS SMITH Bookstore Manager VENDETTA SMITH Hostess to Crosby Hall THOMAS R. JOHNSTON ZOE HORTON . HARRY HOLLOWAY Machine Shop General Clerical JAMES ROBBINS FRANK UHFR ANDREW J. BLACKWELL Auto Mechanics Bt Work Air Condilioninp and Refrigeration Faculty in Action 1 113 Jeff Adams Bioloffv Martha Allen Elementan, Education Clarence Barlram Heal, Refriperalion, and Air Ralph Beard Heai. Re rigeralion. and Air Kenneth Bilbo Genrral Eduralion Elizal)elh Black Elemenlary Education Becky Blackledge Elementary Education Bolihy Boegner Data Processing Richard Bond Heat. Refriiicralion. and Air Don Bounds Physical Education Elizabeth Bounds Home Economics David Bowman Music Voice Jimmy Bowman Business Administration Carolyn Boyles History Smilty Bracey Electricity Lonnie Bradley General Education Delores Branch Nursinn Eddii ' Brantley Physical Education George Breland Industrial Education JuiK Bridges Accelerated Business 114 Marlon Broom Drafting Beth Broome 1 Lois Brown Nursing Connie Bufkin General Education Danny Bullock Business General Jennifer Bullock Home Economics Martha Bullock General Education Ronald Bullock General Education Suzanne Bullock Secretarial Studies Danny Call Drafting Jack Cameron English Jerry Carter Heat, Refrigeration, and Air Nancy Clearman General Education Rusty Conerly Business General 1 115 Calhy Cooper Dala Fwcessing Mar Cowand Civil Technology Gerald Creel Heal, Refrigeration, anil Air Calcliie CridiT Musical Instruction Tommy Daniels Medical Technology Johnny Danlzirr Business Administration Charlene Daughdril! General Clerical Lynn Dickensin Nursing Greg Diekerson General Education Dv ,[nr Di. r Journalism Claire Doan Physical Eilucatton Joan Doefler Nursing Arlene Donald Nursing Lee Dorman General Education David Douglas Agriculture Bruee Duck Electricity Sue Dudley Nursing Lewis Dungan Automotive Mechanics Gene Eslapa General Education M ike Evans Biology 116 117 Gary Griffin Physical Education Belinda Guess Speech John Hackbarth Business Aitmintslralion Judy Hand Nursing James Harvison Physical Education Jimmy Harville Electronics Peggy Heitzmann Nursing Bill Henrichs Business General Paul Herring Drafting Ronnie Hollingsworlh Electricity Karl Holsten Pre- V eterinary Jack Hode Electronics Beth Howard General Education Donnie Hudgins Speech Linda Inman Physical Education Charlie Jackson Business General Lre Jackson Automotive Mechanics Doris Johnson Secretarial Science Leiand Kendrick Pre- Medical Pal Kilgore Elementary Education 118 Carlton Knight Machine Shop Gary Knight Electricity Myron Labat General Ed. Don Ladncr Recreation Larry Ladner Electronics Tech Leo Ladner Electronics Tech Ann Languirand Nursing Glenn Lazenby Business Adm. Joey Lee Sociology Mark Lott Drafting Melvin Lowery Accounting Pete Nagel Gen. Ed. 119 George Mcintosh Elet. Marilyn McKenzie Medical Tech. Debbie McNease Gen. Ed. Belly McNcese Nursing Judy MeNecse Med. Tech. John Merrill) Carpentry and Cabinet Belinda Miller Ele. Ed Susan Miller Med. Tech Sharon Miley Nursing Susie Monroe Ele. Ed. Belh Monii Data Pro. Barbara Moran Gen. Ed. Diano Morrow Nursing Ronald Montague Dm fling Nathan Mosclcy Gen Ed. Gar Motl Data Pro. Myron Miinn Machine Shop Mirhaol Pac(! Religious Ed. Ray Pale Gen. Ell. Bobby Park.T PrePharmiuy Betsy Patten Med. Tech. Eddie Patten PrePharmacy Len Patrick Gen. Ed. Debbie Peace Hist. Dennis Peterson Biology Mickey Piernas Gen. Ed. Danny Pittman Engineering Franklin Polk Electricity Marsha Polk PE Darlene Port T Automotive Mech Dann Powell Gen. Ed. Sandra Powell Nursing Greg Shaw Electricity Karen Sinclair Ele. Ed. Patricia Sinclair Music Ed. Jerry Singley Auto. Mechanics Theodora Singley Accelerated Business Virgil Singley Auto. Mechanics Brent Slocum Gen. Ed. Sue Sivils History Ken Slade Social Science Edward Smith Electronics Tech. G. C. Smith Gen. Ed. Harvey Smith Gen. Business Lyda Smith History William Smith RE Porter Soley Masonry David Speights Autt). Mechanics 124 Wayne Speighls Gen. Ed. Becky Spcirs Data Processing Churk Slasny Automotive Mech. Alma Stepps Bus. Adm. Susannc Stevens Elementary Ed. Everett Slringey Agriculture Larry Stuart Heat. Re , and Air Tony Stuart Gen. Ed. David Sturkey Elec. Tech. Debbie Tagart Accounting Lloyd Taylor Heal, Re rig. and Air Vernon Terrell Gen. Ed. Kay Thomas Nursing Larry Thomas Wildlife Manage. Mark Thorman PE Sherlton Thornhill Auto. Mechanics Joanne Tillman Gen. Ed. Linda Tilghman Nursing Jimmy Townsend Masonry Bennie Tynes Auto. Mechanics 125 Ronald Tynes Agriculture Lewis Wagner Drafting Billy Walley Gen. Ed. Stephen Walters Machine Shop Mark Watts Gen. Ed. Christine Wells Gen. Ed. Sharon Wells Data Pro. Joseph Westerfield Business Adm. Derwin Whitfield Business Adm. Carol Whirkton Nursing Earl Wilkinson Ele. Ed. Jackie Williams Zoology Robert Williams Pre- Law Ruby Williams EU. Ed. Shirley Wilson RE. James Wise History Alan Wood Dairy Production Wayne Woods Automotive Mech. Thomas Worrel Gen. Ed. Edward Yates Electronics Tech. 126 Freshmen 127 Donald Anderson Robert Anderson Jacqueline Anthony Brenda Archer Cathy Archer McKinnis Armstrong 128 ¥ ■ f m :i if ' ' Donald Aiillinan Don Balo Dwain Ball Barbara Barker Dave Barnes Ernie Barnell Drew Barras Wesley Bass Brenda Baton Jo Ann Beaeh Kay Beard George Berk Wesley Bell Donald Bends Barbara Bester Karl Birkham Kenneth Bilbo Donna Blades Debbie Blackledge Ginger Blanks 129 David Bogle Larry Boone Dane Bounds Preslon Bounds Don Bourn Lemuel Boyer Carroll Bracey Johnny Brasuel Jcx ' V Breiand Bill Brewer Faye Brewer Freda Brewer Margaret Brewer Freda Broek Linda Broome Franees Brown Houston Brown Jim Brown [jrry Brown Barbara Brjanl Cod) Burkley Ken Bufkin Dcbbi.- Bullock Brt ' nda Burch Barry Burke Doug Burge Gail Burge Virgil Burge Ginger Busby Janet Bush Alicia Campbell Gary Campbell Larry Carr Beverly Carter Sarah Casins Dennis Chance Sharon Chevis Paul Coblentz Susie Coleman Deborah Bullock Waynr CIcmIs Frank Collins Michael Gorman Norman Cowand Tim Coward Tim Craig Lynn Craft Pam Crosby Alex Cuevas Clinl Cuevas Frank Cuevas Garland Cuevas Ray Cuevas Charlotte Culpepper Rhonda Curtis Gail Cutrer Kay Daley Mary Daniel Steve Daniel Shelia Daniels I 132 Mike Dillard Debbie Dobson Kenneth Douglas Roxanne Douglas Melinda Duff Warren Duffie Nancy Easlerling Charles Everharl Douglas Fairley Elizabeth Farve John Ferguson Jo Lynn Fink James Fleining Jo Ford Nancy Fore Keith Fortenberry David Fowler Timothy Foxworth Craig Franklin Shirley Freeman 134 Keith Fricrson Jack (iailauhcr Mary (iallin Rolicrt Gaudcl Suzan Gil(l T Pauline Giordano Royce Goare Connie Godbolc Dann Graham Homas Graham Richard Graham Winifred Graham Ricky Grant Douglas Graves Ricky Graves Ernestine Griggs Verna Haas Melva Hackbarth Gerald Haddon Gary Hall 135 13« George Hill Lamar Hill Dehra Hinson Debbie Hoadley Ronald Hode Ruby Hogin Lawrenre Holden Thomas Holliday Lynn Hollovvay Tommie Ellen Hollovvay Norman Hortman Vie Holford Davis James Raymon Jerrel Priseilla Jerome Dwight Jerry Debbie Johnson Sharon Johnson Suzanne Johnson David Jones 137 Nancy Jones Willie Jones Inga Jordan Eline Kahl David Kellar Kalhy Kendall Donna Kennedy Palrieia Kenn ' dy Ann King Shirley Kingston Kenneth Kirkland Denal Knight Jody Knight Brenda Knofts Sammie Keith Gene Ladd Audrey Ladner Denise Ladner Greg Ijdner Linda ladner 138 Marie Ladner Raymond Ladner Thelma Ladner Veronica Ladner Joseph Lafar Janet Lamunyon Janice Lamunyon Lucianne Lancaster Michael Langston Richard Langston Becky Lee Bonnie Lee Calhi Lee Mike Lee Mike Lee Susan Lee Willie Lec E riine Lewis Larry Lind Charles Lolfton Call Longo Keith Lott Peggy Low Brenda Magee Connie Magee Larry Maine James Manes Bilinda Marrhand Paula Marry Pal Ml Al()hin Melha McCain Donna McClendon Tony M( Donald Linda McGehee Judy McGrew Glenn McKenzic 140 Bobby McKinney Linda McLcmore Windell McLendon Bobby McMurray Laura McRee Kelly McQueen Artie McWilliams Marcia Miles Charlotte Miller Bebra Miller Kristy Miller Marilyn Miller Myra Miller Sharon Miller Tommy Mills Barbara Mitchell 141 Sherry Meleal Steve Melzler Belinda Mitchell Kenny Mitchell Rhonda Mitchell Steve Mitchell Johnny Moore Judy Morrison Dianne Morrow Marlin Mott Deborah Murhee Tommy Nelson Stanley Newcomb Mary Nicols William Nix Debbie Nobles Jimmy Norris Sandra Odem True Odem Jackie Oquinn 142 Jackie Rrslcr Lcla RcstiT Mary Ann Rcston Malorii ' Richards Dciini-. R()l)l)ins Anne Robinson Easter Roliinson Elizaliclh R( l ins(]ii Judy Rodgcrs Mitchell Rodpers Brenda Ronner Charlotte Rouiliiei David Rouse Don Ruiz Kalhy Rushing Jo Russ Haskel Russell Howard Russell Ricky Russell Janet Sallinger Marilyn Sanders J ann ' Sanderson Annie Sartwrll Jeanelte Savage Phillip Saiu ' ier Gloria Saucier Gary Searbrough Lynn Srarbrough Chuek Serupgs Nancy Scruggs Arthur Seal Joey Selig Gwen Shaw Don Shocar 146 Glenn Shugart Shelia Sislrurk Ava Simmons Kay Simonlon Warren Sills Bernard Silvester Keith Skantz Kevin Skanz Judy Slater Joe Slade Gloria Smalley Aaron Smith Carey Smith Don Smith Dorothy Smith James Smith Jane Smith Lynn Smith Martha Smith Nina Smith 147 Pamila Smith Phyllis Smith Reggie Smith Vclma Smith Diann Sorrell Douglas Southern Judy Speights Ginger Speir Dorothy Speirs Al Spenco Leiand Spivey Allen Stafford Richard SlaffonI Randy Starita Cris Slasny t 148 IT ' Alma St«-p()s Charles Stevens Pam Stevens Billy Stewart Don Stewart Shelia Stanford Ricky Still Loudine Stockman Pam Stockstill Audio Stoufflct Donna Slouall Denise Strahan Jimmy Straham Belinda Strickland Barry Stringfield Keith Thomas Mollie Thomas Elizaboth Thompson Judy Thompson Ann Thurman Steve Thurston Linda Temple Jimmy Toland Mary Ellen Toman Terry Toney Tom Torre Mike Treat Sarah Tullas Walter Turcotte Sybil Turnage Charlie Ward Marilyn Ward Gwni Warden Ginger Warren Emma WahhingU: Lucille Watson Mifhael Watts David Weaver James Weeks Terry Weeks Eva Wells Louise Wells Myra Wells Michael Wenzler John Wesley 153 Mary Jo Williams Clarence Wilson Jo Ann Wilson Zack Wilson Stanley Woodward Shelia Yingling Ricky Zachary Joyce Zengarling 157 158 9 ' EDITOR ' S This is your 1972 Wildcat. In this book we have attempted to capture the fond memories, emotions, and experiences we have shared while at Pearl River. Our purpose has been to let you hold yesterday in your hands today — tomorrow — and forever. If we succeeded, our goal has been achieved. I would like to extend my thanks to the Yearbook staff for their cooperation, and my special thanks to Larry Stanford, Director of Public Relations at Pearl River Junior College, who has been our advisor this year. Index AhlioLI. Diannr 128 Bonil. Rii hanl 114 Bulloi k. Ronalil 115 Curlis. Rhiinila 132 Estapa. Gi-nr 1 16 Adams. ivH lU Boumls. Dani ' 130 Bullm k. Su anni ' 115 Culri r. Gail 132 Evans. Miko 116 Alrxan.liT. Kan n 128 Boiinils. Don 114 Buiu ' h. Brrnila 131 Dali ' . Ka 132 Evi-rhart. Charlis 1,M Allain. Sli ' phrn 128 Boumls. Eli jl.ilh 114 Burkr. Barr) 131 Daiuol. Mar) 1.32 Fain hilil. Kalh) 117 Alll.rilliMi, Grid 128 Bounds. Pr. sion 130 Burpr. Diiufif 131 Danii l. Sli vi- 1,32 Fairli ). Douglas 1,34 Allni. Mariha 114 Bourn. Don 130 Bur)!o. Gail 131 Danii ' ls. Shi ' lia 132 Farvr. Ehzahi lh 134 Ania. k.T. En in 128 Bimman. Da iil 114 Burvr. Virisil 131 Danirls. Tomni) 1 16 Farv. ' . John 117 Ami n-i.n. Harli 128 Bimman. Jimm 114 Busln. Gin i-r 131 Danlzli r. Johnn) 1 16 F.TKuson. John 134 An.liTsiin. Diinalil 128 B ni-r, Liimui ' l 130 Bush. Jani-l 131 Dan , Fran, is 133 Fink. Jo Lvnn 134 AniliTsi.n. Riil.iTl 128 Bovli s. CaroKn 114 Call. Dann) 115 l)aij,£h.lrill. Ch.irli-ni ' 116 Firming. Jamrs 134 AnlhiiriN. Jaijurlinr 128 Brail ). Carroll 130 CamiTon. Jark 1 15 Dai ion, Jon. s 133 Foril. Jossii- 117 An hi r. Bri iiila 128 Braii ' . Smill) 114 Camiihvll. Alii ia 131 Davis. Jaikii- 133 Foril. Jov 134 An hiT. Calh 128 Brailtrv, Uinnit- 114 Camplii-ll. Gar 131 Davis. John 133 Fori ' . Nam v 134 Armslrong. Mi Kinm-s 128 Brani h. Di lim s 114 Carr. Larr 131 DaMs. Jul!) 133 Forli nlii rrv. Alforil 117 Aullman. Diinalil 129 Branll. ). Eil.lii- 114 Carli r. Bi mtU 131 Davis. Li.lni ) 1.33 Fiirlrnlii-rrv . Ki-ilh Bali s. Di ri 129 BrasMi ll. Johnn) 130 Carli r. Ji rr) 115 Davis. Lvilia 133 Forlrnlirrrv. Krilh 134 Ball. D ain 129 Bri lanil. Gi iir)!r 114 Casins. Sarah 131 Davis. Ro 133 Fa l,T. DaMil 1.34 Barki r, Barl.ara 129 Bri ' lanil. Joi t Chami ' . Di nnis 131 Davis. Susan 133 Fovuorlh. Timi.rh) 134 Barn. s. DaM 129 Brim r. Bill 130 Chcvis. Sharon 131 Di-al. Gvvi n 133 Franklin. Craig 134 Barnrll. Erin.- 129 Bri wi r. Fa i 130 Clf-arman. Nanr 1 15 Diarlian. Di liorah 133 Frrrman. Shirli-v 134 Barras. Dri  129 Br. «. r. Fr. iila 130 Colili nl,. Paul 131 Doavrrs. Mili h 133 Frii rson. Ki ilh 135 Bass. Wi sl,- 129 Bri «i r. Marparil 130 Colrman. Susio 131 Di |iri,|i. Palrti ia 133 Callaghi r. Ja. k 135 Baliin. Bn nila 129 Briilgi ' s. JuiK 114 Collins. Frank 132 Dii ki-nsin. L) nn 1 16 Ganil). junr 1 17 Bi ai h. Ji. Ann 129 Brork. En iila 130 Coni ' rl . Rusi) 1 15 DirkiTMin. Gri-g 1 16 Garni-r. S)lvi ' slrr Bianl. Ka 129 Broomo. Bi lh 115 CiMiprr. Calh 1 16 Dii r. Di ' liliii ' 116 Gas|i T. Jran 1 17 Biaril. Ral|.h 114 Broomr. l.inila 130 Corinan. Mirharl 132 Oillanl. Mikr 134 Gallin. Mar) 135 Bn k, G. i.rp- 129 Broom. Marlou 115 Cimanil. Mar 116 Doan, Clairr 1 16 Gauili ' l. RohiTl 135 B.-II, Wisli v 129 Brovin. Franns 130 Cimanil. Norman 132 Dohson, Di ' l.liii ' 1.34 Crorgr. Gi-nr Anni- 117 B. niis. Di.nal.l 129 Broun. Housloii 130 Cimaril. Tim 132 Ooi rfli r. Joan 116 Cil.l.s, Ann 117 Brsli r. Barliara 129 Brimn. Jim 130 Crall. L nn 132 Donalil, Arli ni- 110 GililiT. Su jn 135 Bii ' khaiti. Karl 129 Bnmn. Larrj 130 Crai);. Tim 132 Dorman. Li t- 1 16 Giortlano. Paulino 13.5 Billiii. Ki ' iinrlh 129 Broun. Loi! 115 Cnil. G.ralil lib Doupla-. Daviil 116 Guar. Jas|M ' r 117 Blark. Eli jlii ' ll lU Br anl. Barliara 130 Criili r. Call hir 1 16 Diiu) las. Krnni ' lh 134 Goarr. Riivri- 135 Blac kli il .-. DiMiii- 129 Burklr . f.oiK 131 Crosli). Pam 132 Douglas. Roxannr 134 GikIIiiiIi . Connu- 135 Blarkl.-clgr. Ri l.i i i a 114 Bufkin. Connu- 115 Curvas, AliA 132 Dui k. Brui r 116 CoH. Bi.lih) 117 Blaclis. Donna 129 Bufkin. Ki n 131 Cui vas. Clinl 132 Duilli v. Sui- 116 Graham. Dann 135 Blanks. Ging. r 129 BulliK k. Dani ' n Cui ' as. Frank 132 Dull. Mi ' limla 134 Graham. Homas 135 Bonii-. Daviil 130 BulliH k. Drl.orah 131 Cui- as, Garlanil 132 Duln.-. Warri n 134 Graham. Rii hanl 135 BiK ' Kn.-r. Bohin Bullork. Ji nnifiT 115 Cui vas. Ra 132 Dungan, Li-wis 1 16 Graham, Winifnil 135 BiMinr. Larr 130 Bulloi k. Martha 115 Culpr r. Charl • 132 Easli-rlinf!. Nam ) 134 Gram, Rii k) 135 159 Un. axl. ' r. Ju. iann. ' 139 N. ' wi.iinl.. Slanl. ' t 1-12 Narlirou h. L nn 116 Tatlur, U .).l 125 Un sl.m. Mi. ' lia. ' l 139 Ni.iils. Mar) 142 Si oll, Susan 123 T.vk, Mar, 150 UoK-lon. Kt. Iiar.t 139 Nik. William 142 N ruKK ' ' - Chu k 1-16 T.-rn ll. Lin.la 150 Un uirait.l. Ann 1 19 NoM. ' s. I) l l.i. ' 142 ' iTiiyys, Nanr) 1 -16 T. ' rn-ll. I ' rn.tii 125 U i-nh). GI. ' TMi 119 N.trris. Jimtn) 142 St rutfjcs. Sarah 123 Th.imas, Ka) 125 C,n i . D iu|!lj 135 Ln-. B.-. k 139 O.t.im. San. In 1-12 Seal. Arthur 146 Thomas, K. ' ilh 151 CriM -. Ri. k 135 b-. ' . B..nni. ' 1.39 O.l.ini. Tru.- 142 Sral, JanM i ' 123 Th.tmas, Urr) 12.5 Griffin. (tjr Ij-t: Calhi 139 0|H. nn, Ja. ki. 142 Si li|£. Jot- 1 16 Th.mias. M.illi. 151 CriKJI . trnt liiii- 135 1,. ' , . J... ' ) 1 19 0)!%«vnn, Vlilliam 1-13 ShaM. Gn-K 121 Th.imi.son. Kli j|H ' lh 151 Gui ' v. Bi ' liriilj 118 l,.i ' . Mik. ' 139 Oliv. r. Jan.-I 143 ShaM. Gwi n 146 Thom|iMin, Ju.l) 151 Ha. klunh. Jiihii 118 L.-. ' . Mik. ' 139 Ox.-n. Wa)n. ' 1-43 ShiK ' ar. Don 146 Thorman, Mark 125 HjihI. Ju.lt 118 1.. ' . ' . Mik. 139 Ow. ns. G. n. ' I ' k3 ShufEari. GliTin 14 ' Th..rnhill. Sh, rll.in 125 Hdnk. I).,n.il.l 136 1,. ' . ' . Susan 139 Pa.i ' . Mi. ha. ' l 122 SilU. Warn-n 147 Thurmaii, Ann 1.51 Han ..n. 136 1.. ' . ' . Willi. ' I ' U) Pal.-. Ra) 122 SiUrsliT. BiTnanl 147 Thurston. Sl. ' X 151 Hani ..Hi. Jam. 118 U '  is. Earlin. ' 110 Palmar. Don. ll. ' 143 dimiiii n! . Ava 147 Tilghman, Linila 151 Hari., . Ji.linn) 136 Lin.l. Urr TM) Park. r. B. . k) 143 Sinionsion. Ka 1 47 Tillman, Joann. ' 125 Harrison, [)ais 136 Lilll.m. Cllarl. - 1 HI Park. r. B .lili) 122 Sini ' lair. Kami 124 Tim|il. ' . Lin.la 125 Harl. Carilla 136 L.mf£ii. Gail 1 4J) Pall. n, B. ' ls) 122 Sini ' lair. Patricia 124 Tolan.l. Jimm) 151 Harl, C. illa 136 Loll. K. ' ilh 1 Ul Pall. n, Eilili. ' 122 5inglr . Jrrr 124 T.iman. Mar) Ellen 151 HartfH ' l.l. Farh. ' M 136 l.oll. Mark 1 19 Palri. k, L n 122 Sin|ili- . Thc-(.itora 124 Ton. ' ). T.Tf) 151 Harlli. ' UI. Mik. ' 136 Lou. P. ' KCv 1 Wl Pairi.-k, Vann 143 5in(jlr . Virjiil 124 Torre. Tom 151 Hinv). Linila 136 L.)V . ' r). M. ' liin 1 19 Pall.-r .in, Jaiit-I 1 ' 43 Sisi ' rum. Brent 124 ToMnM-n.i. Jinim 125 HarM). R. C. 136 Ma)!. ' . ' . Br. n.U I U) Pa)n. ' , William 143 Sislrunk. Shi-lia 147 Tn-al, Mike 151 Harull. Jimniv 118 Maff. ' . ' . C.miii. ' 14 1 P. a. i ' , D. hlii. ' 122 Sivils. Sur 124 Tullos, Sarah 151 Han.-. ChriMin.- 136 Malon. ' . Bill 120 P.a.i ' , R.ili. rl 143 Skant . Kt-ilh 147 Tun .III..-. Wall.-r 151 Hi h nMnn. P. v 118 Main ' s. Jam. ' s I ' ll) P.arl.-, Man ia 143 Skani , Kf in 147 Turna ;e. S)liil 151 H In. k-. Hill Mar. han.l. Ui lin.la IW Pcrr), Ann. ' lli ' 1-13 Slaili-. Ki-n 124 Turner. Paula 152 H. rnni;. Paul 1 18 Marin. ' , Urr 140 P. ' l. ' r..in. Di nnis 122 Siairr. Juil 147 T)m- . Bi-nnii- 125 H. rrin)!. Th.inia- 1.36 Marr). Paula MO Pi. r. .-. Juni- 1 W 51iV4-. Jor 147 T)ni-s. Pam 152 Hill. urn. l.u. ill. ' 136 Marsh. M. ' lanii ' 120 Pun. ' . Mart 1 13 Smallt v. Gloria 147 T)ni-! . Ronalil 126 Hill. C.ir,!. ' 137 Marl. ' ns. n. Liu 120 Pi. ' rnijs. Ml. k. 122 Smith. Aaron 147 T nis. Slew- 152 Hill, l.amar 137 Marlin. Ca l. ' 120 PilliTian. Dan(i 122 Smith. C rf 147 Tinme. Waller 152 H.n-..n.  l.ra 137 Malh. ' rm-. Charl. s 120 Piltman. Sharon 143 Smith. Don 147 Van Sl)ki-. Ka)e 152 H.ia.ll. ). D.l.1,1.- 137 Ma), GforB. ' 120 Polk, franklin 122 Smith. Doroih 147 Wann. r. Oi-an 152 H...I. ' . H.inalil 137 M. ' Alisli ' r, Anihonv 120 Polk, Janis 143 Smith. Eduaril 124 Warmer. Jami-s 152 H...I. ' . Jj. k 118 M. Alpin. Pal 140 Polk, Marsha 122 Smith. G. C. 124 Wagner. U- is 126 H..vMn. Hul.v 137 M. Arlhur. Roli. rt 120 PiKil. ' , PalU 14-1 Smith. HarM- 124 Wall. William 1.52 H.,1.1.11. l_i r. n..- 137 M.Cain. M. ' ll.a 1 W Poolson, D. ' lil.i. ' 144 Smith. Jamc 147 Walle). Bill) 126 H.ill..r.i. Vi. 137 M.CI. n.lon. Donna 140 P.irl. r, Darl. n.- 122 Smith, jam- 147 Wall.-). Vi.k) 152 H..lli.la . Tln.mas 1.37 M. Donal.l. Julia 120 Port.-r, Roti.-rl 144 Smith. L  )a 124 Wallers.. Barr 152 H..llinKs irlh. Riinnii- 118 M. ' D.malil. T.iin I K) Pnun.r), Dcliorah 144 Smith. L nn 1 47 Wallers. Sli ' iih.-n 126 H..ll..s a . L nn 137 M.Gi ' h. ' i ' . Linila 1 U) Pow. ' ll. Cr)slal 144 Smith. Martha 147 Wamsl.-), Pals) 152 H..II..V1J1. T..mnni ' 137 M.Ciman. Joan 12(1 P.in.-ll. Dann) 122 Smith. N ina 1 47 Wanl, Charlie 153 H..lsl..ii. Karl 118 M.Gr. ' «. Ju.K 140 P.™. 11. San.lra 122 Smilh. Pam. ' la 148 Wanl, MariKn 153 H.irlman. Nnrniaii 137 M. Inlosh. Gi ' .irn. ' 121 P.™. 11.  , E. 144 Smilh. Ph)llis 1 18 Vanli-n, C en 153 Himaril. B ' lh M. ' K. ' n ii ' , Gl. ' nn 140 Pn. . . Damn 1 W Smilh. R. ' Klii. ' 14S Warr.-n, Gin|!i-r 153 Hu.l):ins. Dnnni. ' 118 MiK. ' n i. ' , Mariljn 121 Purtis. J. rrv 123 Smilh, V. ' Ima 1-18 Washiniflon. Emma 153 Inman. Linila 118 M.Kinn. ' t, B.il.li 141 Rain. ' ). D. ' l.hi. ' 144 Smilh. William 124 Walsiin. LueilU 153 Ja. ' kM.n. Charli. ' 118 M. ' l.cm.ir. ' . Lmila 141 Ra ls. Hn mla 144 Soh ). Porl. r 124 Walls. Mark 126 Ja. kx.n. Ui- 118 M. l.. ' nil. n. W in.l. ' ll 141 Ra ls. Gar% 1 H Sornll. Diann 118 Walls. Mi. ha.-I 153 Jam, . Da is 137 M.Murraj. Bolili 141 Ra«ls. iri!i. 1 1-1 Southern. D.iufflas 118 W.-ai.-r. OaM.I 153 J.Tr. ' li. Ra mi.n 137 M. N.-asi ' . D. l.lii. ' 121 Ra)l.orn. Can.lwi 144 S)M ' i|!hl . I)a iit 124 Vlei-ks, Terr) 153 J.-r..m. ' . Pris. illa 137 Mi ' Ni ' i ' s. ' . B. ' iu 121 Rrasliur. Jmiirs 123 S|H ' ifihls. Ju.l) 148 Wells. Chrishni- 126 ). rr . Dmchl 137 Mi ' Ni ' i ' s. ' . Ju.l 121 Rrison. Sam 144 S|M ' j(£his. Wa ii. ' 125 WelK. Eti 153 |..hn-..n. D. l.l.i. ' 137 M. R. ' . ' . Uura 141 Rrpan. Martha 123 i « r. Cinp r I W Wells, Liuisi- 153 l.,l.n-..ii. I)..ri 1 18 M.yu. ' . n. K. ' ll 141 Rr-nl. B.irl.ara 123 Slii ' irs. D,in.lhi 148 Wells, Mvra 153 J.ihnM.n, Shan.M 137 M. W ' illiains. Aril. ' 141 Ri-iil. John 144 Si« ' irs. B. ' . k 125 Wells, Shan.n 126 Jiihnixin. Su .ann. ' 137 M. rrilh. J.ihn 121 Ri-Nli r. Bi-rkir 123 S|i. ' n. . . Al 148 «i-n h-r. Mii hael 153 J.in.s. Davi.l 137 Mill. r. B. ' lin.la 121 Ri-slrr. Bi n 123 Spix. ' ). l,. ' lan.l 148 Wi-slev. John 153 J.mi ' s. Nan. 138 Mill. r. Charl.ill. ' 141 Rrslrr. Cfornr 123 Slafl.inl. All. n 148 tt.-l. Burk 154 J..ni . Willi. ' 138 Mill. r. D. lirj 141 Ri sl4T. Jarkir 145 Slaff.inl. Rh har.l l-kB a,.i. Kjlh 1S4 J.ir.lan. ufi 138 Mill.T. KrisU 1 U Rrshr. Lfb 145 Suinf.tr.l. Sht ' lia «,s|. Rol,. rl 154 Kahl. Klini ' 138 Mill.r. MariKii 141 Rolrr. R ili) 123 Suirila. Ran.l) 148 Veslerfi.-lil. Joi.i ph 126 K. ' llar. DaM.I 138 Mill.r. M)ra 141 Rrslnni, Marv Ann l4o Slasn). Chu. k 125 Wheal. Pnnlivs 154 Ki mli ' ll. Kalh) 138 Milli-r. Sharon 141 Rirhanls. Mutiirir 145 SUsn). Cris 148 Wheal. Ronnie 15-i Ki nilri. k-. U ' lanil 118 Mill. r. Susan 121 Ruhhins. Di-nnis 145 Sli ' pjis. Alma 125 W hi. kl.m. Cjnil 126 Kinn. ' .K. D.inna 138 Mil. ' . Sharon 121 R ilu ri . Ka 123 SU ' lMis. Alma 149 Whhfi.lil. Dinsin 126 K.nn. ' .K. Palniia 138 Mills. T.iinnn 141 RohiTl on. Canil 123 Sli ' i. ns. Charl. ' - 149 W hiifi. III. Rol. n ISt Kiliii.n ' . Pal 118 Mil. h. 11. Barbara 141 RiiliiTlsuri. L nn 123 Sl. ' i.-ns, Pam 149 Wilkinson. UrI 126 Kinc Ann 138 Mil. hi ' ll. Bi ' lin.la 142 Riihi nMtn. A nni 1 43 Sl. ' t. ' Hs. Susann. ' 125 Wilks: U-ann) 154 Kiniislun. Shirl. ' ) 1.38 Mil. h. ' II. K. ' nn -i2 RiiliiiiMiii blast IT 145 Sl. ' ttart. Bill) 149 Williams, Jaeki.- 126 Kirklan.l. K. ' nn. lh 138 Mil. hi ' ll. Rhonila 142 RolMnMtn. Eli hi-th 145 Sl. ' uarl, Don 149 W illiams, Manianl 154 Kniiihl. Carlli.n 119 Mil. h. -II. Si. ' . ' 142 Rti rn . Jiiilv 143 Slill. Ri. k) 1 I ' l Williams, Marx J.. 155 Kniiihl. D. njl 1.38 M.mrof. SiisH ' 121 Rii tfis, Mitt hrll 145 Sl.ii kinann. I.iuiilin. 11 ' ) W illiams, RoIktI 126 Knichl. I..iri 1 19 M.mla fii. ' . Roii.ilil RimniT. Brcnila 145 Sl.i. kslill. Pam 1 19 W illiams, Ruli 126 Kniiilil. Ju.l 1.38 M.mii. Belli 121 RniiillMT. ( harliitir 145 Sloulll. ' l. Au.l.. 149 W ilxin. Clan-nee 155 KniillN. Bn n.la 1.38 K..ll-r. D.IMli 145 Sititiall. [).iniia 149 W ilxin, Jii Ann 155 l.al.al. M rc.ii 119 Moran, Barlur.. 121 Ki ' wiH. Krnru 123 Slrahani, D.-nis - 1-19 Wilson. ShirU ) 155 Ij.I.I. G. n. ' 138 Mon. ' . Daiiil 121 Rui . Dcin 1 15 Sirahain. Jimmv 1-19 W ilsim. Zj. k 155 U.ln. r. Au.Im ' v 1.38 Morgan. K. n 121 Hushmj;. Kath 145 Siri. klan.l. B.-lin la 1 19 W is. . Jam.- 126 La.ln. r. D. n.ii- 1.38 Morns. Barbara 121 Hu . Jo 145 Slrin)[.-r. GIvn.i 150 WinhI. Alan 126 La.ln. r. Dim 1 19 Morris. J. ' ssi. ' 121 RiivM ' ll, Ha kfl 145 5lrini((- . E .-r.-ti 12.5 W.Huloanl. Slanl. ' t 1.55 U.ln. r. Cr. ' K 1.38 M.irris. Mi. h. al 121 Ru! i-ll. Hi v aril 145 Slrin)!fii ' l.l. Burr) 149 W.irn l. Thomas 126 Uilni r. I..irr 1 19 M.irris. Ri. hani 121 Ru M-II. Rirk 145 Sluarl. Urr) 125 Val. ' s. EiUanl 126 U.ln. r. I.. .i 1 19 M.irristm. Jinh 1 12 Sallin|£i ' r. Janri l ' t5 Sluarl, T.in) 125 Vinitlev. Shilia 155 U.ln.r. I.in.la I3H M.irn.H. Oiani ' 142 Sanirti «. JcaMnt 123 Slu.k. ' x, Datnl 125 j.heri. Ri.hanI 155 U.ln. r. Man. ' 1.39 Morron. Diann. ' 1 12 Sanilrr , Marilvn 1-16 Sumrall. N..rris I.V) 2«-niMrlin|(. Ji.v.. ' 155 [.ailn.-r. Ra m.m.l 139 M I. ' . Nalhaii 122 Sanilrr iin. Jratiin ' Soan. R. lK ' i.a 1. .0 U.ln. r. Th. ' Inia 139 Moll, Gar 122 Sartwrll. Annir 1-U) St.. ' . ' .h ' n. Darl. n. 150 U.ln.-r. Vi-r.ini.a 139 M.ill. Maril n 142 Saui ' irr. Gloria 1-16 S ..-. l. Klin.-n.- 150 Ufar. J.... ' |,li 1.39 Munn. M ron 122 Saurirr. Phillip I W) Tal,.rl. Uavii. 1.50 Umun .in. Jan. ' l 1.39 Miirh. ' , ' . l). ' li..rah 142 Sa aK -. Jiaiii ii. 1 Ut Tiiian. D.-I.I.I. 125 Umun . n. Janii ' t- 139 N. ' lson. T..mni 142 Si arl.roiiith. (iarx 1 U Talum. Anp lin. 1.50 160